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rOH,  THE 

YEAR  COMMENCING  JUNE  1,  1860. 
ADAMS,^AMPSON  &  CO., 

Di  e-.  ory  OfficlHr^  State  Street,  Albany,  N.  ^, 


488  BROALWAY,  OPFOSIT  I.  STANWIX  HALL  HOTEL, 

>ps  constantly  on  hand  selections  from  the  best  Fabrics  of  Cloths,  ^assimeres,  and  Vestings  ;  also,* 
a  complete  assortment  of  all  articl'^s  suit^ible  for  a  Gentleman's  Wardrobe. 


J.  A.  HEED, 


PAPER  HANGINGS 


IaNQ  F8BTE  f^ANUFACTUEER, 

V/AilE  ROOMS, 

jinple  of  Music.  59t4  Broadway. 


No.  8  GREEN  STREET, 

FOUR  DOOUS  I'ROM  STATK. 

Th«  Iflrufst  nnsortment  kept  constantly  ou  hand,  ind  for 
1    sale  !it  the  liOWtB'r  Faotokv  IMticEf, 

PAPiR  HAliSJUeS, 

DecoratioLsl,  Window  Shades,  Materials,  j 
Titiis^2vni:N"a-s , 

An«I  Picture  Cord  and  Tas-tls. 


Saf"  Carci'ul  Jind  couiyi'^tpiit  workcipn  omrluy'l  l"  Put  "P 
..T .  x7/\  L.^nriti  ..   1  .        «    >,    r    .-„i;o    I    Dcfiivntions.  Paper   Haiinin)/s  and    Window  ^h:ld 'S,  at   t!ie 

Kvrry  flANOKMirE   .   ..-rMitul  .-.*.T«  wrfcct  mti?-       ,i,ort.  st  notuc  and  low.  st  pri.r?. 


bW  Old  Piamox  TAT;E^  in  iX'     >    -ti-'C*. 

lC  'Pianos  Tu  led  ana  Rcpnired. 


DANIEL  HARRIS, 
Importer,  Manufacturer  and  Dealer. 


FRANK  H.  LITTLE, 

(Successor  to  Fisk  £%.  Little,) 

OOKSi:LLER  AND  STATIONER, 

82  STATE  STREET,  ALBA^IY. 

S  m  E¥EM  ©EPARTMES^T  0F  UT 

A  COMPLETE   ASSORTMENT  Or 


LANK  BOOKS  always  on  hand  or  manufactured  to  order. 

The  fullest  assortment  of  the  most  approveil    jrms,  and  printe  J  on  the  b.st  paper. 

3H00L  BOOKS  AT  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  AT  THE  LOT'EST  PRICES, 


.LBANY  MERCANTILE  AGENCY, 

.      W.-G.  WEED  &  CO.,  Museum  Building,  Albany. 


UNIVERSITY 
OF  PITTSBURGH 


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LIBRARY 


3  1735  059  608  996 


THE  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  CIMPANY 

•F  THE  CITY  AND  C#UNTY  tF  ALBANY, 

%*     •  Incorporated  Slay  3,  1836. 

CAPITALi^- 25«,Mt  DOLLARS. 


DIREC  T#RS 


Srastus  Corning, 
J.  G.  Cotrell, 
H.  H.  Martin, 
James  A.  "Wilson, 


John  F.  Bath1»one, 
Eli  Perry, 
J#hn  Knower, 


B.  P.  Staats, 
Ellis  Baker, 
"Wm.  McElro^r, 


J.  A.  Post, 
Artemas  Fish, 
A.  McClure. 


EBASTUS  C^BNING,  President. 
J»SHTJA  G.  CWPBELL,  Vice  Pres't. 


GE»BGE  CTJYLEB,  Sec'y  and  Treas. 
This  •Id  and  responsible  Company  continues  to  Insure  against  Loss  or  Damage  by  Fire,  tn  the  Mutual 
or  Cash  System,  *n  as  favorable  terms  as  similar  Institutions. 

Office  50  State  Street,  corner  of  Green,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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STOVES  &  HOLLOW  WARE 


FOUNDRY,  on  Grand,  Johnson  and  Warren  Streets. 

OFFICE  AND  WAKE  ROOMS, 

JVos.  17  ana  19  Green  ^f .,  cor.  or  Beaver^ 


-A.iL-:o.A.a>j"^s",  isr. 


J.  S.  SHEAR, 


J.  PACKARD,  Jr., 


GEO.  "W.  PACKARD. 


HARDWiRE,,  TOQLS  AND  ME;TALS. 

•  *  »  -  • — ■- •   • 

MaT&  COMPANY, 

No.  1  BR04I>  ST.,  CORNER  OF  STATE  ST., 

»  • 

TIN  PLATE  ;  American,  English,  and  Russian  SHEET  IRON  ;  Corrugated  Sheet  Iron  ; 
Galvanized  Sheet  Iron,  Rods  and  Hoops  ;  IRON  WIRE,  Brass,  Copper  and  Steel  Wire  ;  Tinned 
and  Annealed  Wire;  Brass  and  Copper  TUBING;  Sheet  Brass,  Copper,  and  Zinc  ;  Round,  Square, 
Flat  and  Sheet  CAST  STEEL  ;  German  and  Blistered  Steel ;  Block  Tin  ;  Bar  Tin  ;  Lead  ;  Spel- 
ter; Antimony;  Babbitt  Metal ;  Bismuth;  Nickel;  Aluminum;  Crocus;  Quartz;  Pattern  Letters  ; 
Emery  and  Emery  Cloth  ;  Sand  Paper  ;  Glue  ;  Crucibles  ;  Anvils  ;  Vises  ;  Portable  Forges  ;  Smiths' 
Shears  and  Bellows  ;  Files  and  Rasps;  Nuts  and  Washers;  Bolts,  Screws ;  Rivets;  Screvr-Plates ; 
Lathes  ;  Scroll  Chucks ;  Chains  ;  Tenter  Hooks  ;  Belt  Rivets ;  Hooks  and  Clasps  ;  Comb-Plate ; 
Card  Clearers  ;  Card  Clamps  ;  STUBS'S  STEEL  and  Steel  Wire ;  STUBS'S  FILES  and 
Tools  ;  Pinion  Wire  ;  Scotch  Stone  ;  Carriage  Bolts  ;  'i  ire  Bolts  ;  Pump  Augers  ;  Patent  Bits  ;  Mill- 
saws  ;  Brass  Kettles  ;  Copper  Pumps  ;  Leadpipe  and  Tinned  Copper  Pipe  for  Wells. 

MACHINISTS'  AND  MANUFACTURERS'  SUPPLIES,  TINNERS'  TOOLS, 
MACHINES  AND  STOCK  IN  VARIETY. 

No.   1    Broad  Street,  corner    of   State   Street,    Boston,   Mass. 

BEWARE   OF  MINERAL   POISONS. 

DR.   J.    BOYEE   DODS' 
CELEBRATED  VEGETABLE  MEDICINES, 

HIS  I3IPERI4L.  If'IIVE  BITTERS, 

For  the  cure  of  Incipient  Consumption,  Weak  Lungs,  Weak  Stomachs,  Indigestion,  Dyspepsia,  Gene- 
ral or  Nervous  Debility,  Piles,  and  all  diseases  requiring  a  Tonic,  are  unsurpassed.  Tbey  are  made 
of  a  PURR  Sherry  Wine,  and  aside  from  their  medicinal  properties,  they  are  a  most  wholesome  and 
delightful  Beverage. 

I3:iSBIl.A.]SrX>'2'O.A.Tia:-A.HTIO, 

Is  a  sure  remedy  for  Costiveness,  Liver  Complaint  and  Dyspepsia.  They  are  pleasant  to  the  taste  ; 
sure  in  their  operation  ;  and  as  a  Cathartic,  entirely,  effectively  and  positively  supersede  the  use  of  Pills, 
so  nauseous  and  disagreeable  to  the  taste. 

HIS  IMPERIAL  GIN"  BITTERS 

Act  on  the  Kidneys,  Bladder  and  Urinary  Organs,  and  are  a  superior  remedy  for  Dy.spepsia,  con- 
nected with  Liver  Complaint  in  all  its  forms. 

For  Female  Obstructions  they  are  truly  valuable,  made  of  pure  Holland  Gin,  pleasant 

and  agreeable  to  the  taste,  aiid  may  be  well  termed  a  necessary  FEMALE  COMPANION. 

HIS  CATHARTIC  S7RUP, 

For  Infants,  Children  and  Delicate  Females,  is  CHrt;iinly  one  of  the  most  desirable  and  valuable  Medi- 
cines in  the  world.  It  is  a  perfect  substitdte  for  Calomel,  acting  on  the  Liver,  removing  all  ob- 
structions in  the  Bowels,  caring  Costiveness,  Indigestion  and  Dyspepsia.  Although  it  is  as  sure  and 
effectual  in  its  operations  as  Calomel,  yet  it  is  so  delicious  to  the  taste,  that  children  will  cry  for  it, 
and  it  is  as  gentle,  innocent  and  harmless  as  the  dews  of  Heaven.  Thousands  of  mothers  throughout 
the  land  will  bless  the  discoverer  of  this  invaluable  Medicine. 

CHARLES  WIDDIPIELD  &  CO.,  Proprietors, 

■YS  Tfilliam  Street,  ]%ew  York. 

C.  FROTHINGHAM,  Agent,  No.  442  Broadway,  Albany. 


MAYNARD   &   NOYtS' 

PERMANENT  BI.ACK 

WRITINQ   *INK. 

TESTED  FOR  NEARLY  HALF  A  CENTURY. 

Registry  of  Dkeds  Office,  Boston,  Jan.  IX),  1859. 
Messrs.  M.«nard  &  Notes  :  Gentlemen— I  am  glad  that  longer  use  of  your  Writing  Ink  enables  me  to  repeat  the 
testimony  given  in  its  favor  many  years  "go.  I  have  used  it  in  this  office  thirty-seven  years,  cmd  my  oldeM  records  are  as 
legihle  and  black  as  when  first  written.  This  rare  fjiiality  for  permiinence  renders  it  invaluable'  for  State  and  County  Kecord.'i, 
and  all  mercantile  purposes,  where  it  is  important  that  the  writing  should  remain  legible,  an"d  unchanged  in  color  by  the 
lapse  of  time.  Henry  Alline,  Htyister  of  Deeds. 

The  above  popular  Ink,  together  with  RED,  CARMINE  and  COPYING  INK,  is  for  sale 
by  the  Maniifacturers,  at  No.  51  WATER  STREET,  BOSTON ;  also,  at  Wholesale  and  Retail,  by 
Stationers  and  Booksellers  throughout  the  United  States  and  British  Provinces. 


FREI^CH    BURR    MILL-STONES, 


AND 


C.W.BROWN'S 

PATENT  PORTABLE 
GRIST  JfUJLJLS, 


ALSO, 

Mill  SpJLdles,  Bushes,  Picks,  and 

Mill   Furnishings  Generally, 

Manufactured  and  for  sale  by 

C.  AV.  BROWN. 

Office  and  Warerooms  5  and  7  Haverliill  Street  (opposite  Boston  &  Maine 
Railroad  Station),  Boston,  Mass. 
By  T.  W.  BAXTER  &  CO.,  West  Water  Street,  between  Randolph  and  Madison,  Chicago,  111.; 
by  W.  A.  LENOIR,  Lenoir's  Station,  East  Tenn.;  and  by  WM.  L.  GUSHING,  57  St.  Charles 
Street,  New  Orleans,  La. 

DIRECTION  LABELS, 

OF 

AND    TAGS    OF    ETERY    D£SCRIPT10.\, 

MANUFACTURED   BY 

VICTOR  E.  MAUGER, 

No.  115  Chambers  Street,  New  York. 

The  subscriber  having  perfected  his  Machinery  for  the  manufacture  of  the  above  DIRECTION  LABELS,  would  respectfully 
intimate  to  the  Manufacturers,  Merchants,  Bankers,  Express  Companies,  and  Hotel  I'roprietors  of  the  United  States,  that  he 
is  now  prepared  to  execute  orders  for  any  quantity,  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  in  the  best  possible  manner. 

Although,  considering  their  recent  introduction,  the  LABELS  are  generally  known  and  appreciated,  for  the  benefit  of  those 
who  may  not  as  yet  have  used  them,  from  among  their  numerous  advantages,  the  following  may  be  submitted : 

1.  Their  Cheapness. — The  price  of  them  generally  exceeding  little,  if  any,  the  price,  paid  for 
Common  Cards,  indeed,  in  many  instances,  the  latter  costing  more. 

2.  Their  Strength  and  Durability.— The  Material  (at  least  the  Cloth  and  Paper  Cloth) 

is  manufactured  for  the  exprkss  pcrP'  se.  The  Parchment  Labels  are  made  from  Genuine  British  Skins  only,  well  known 
to  b»'  the  strongest  material  in  existence  for  writing  purposes.  The  eyelit  being  strongly  inserted  through  two  to  four  ply  of 
the  folded  Parchment,  Cloth,  and  Paper  Cloth,  the  liability  of  their  giving  way  at  that  point  is  reduced  to  a  minimum.  The 
Parchment  and  Cloth  Labels  are  confidently  recommendea  as  being  capable  of  withstanding  almost  any  amount  of  bad 
weather  and  hard  usaye. 

3.  Their  Convenience. — This  is  apparent :  a  dozen  may  be  written  out  and  securely  attached 
to  thf  same  number  of  different  packages,  in  half  as  many  minutes.  Besides  the  foregoing.  Merchants  well  know,  when  send- 
ing away  goods,  the  advantage  of  having  their  names  and  addresses  uttached  to  them,  in  case  of  mistake  iu  forwarding  or 
otherwise. 

4.  The   Printed  Direction  Labels  are  obviously  the  BEST,  MOST  STRIKING,  and 

CHKAPEST  ADVERTISEMENT  in  use. 

US'  Samples  and  Prices  of  any  size  or  kind  sent  on  application. 

^^ICTOR   E.    M:A.TJaER, 

Patent  Chemists'  Powder-Bags,  Seedsmen's  Envelopes,  Sample  Pouches,  &c. 


'^f.RATHao. 


MANUFACTURER   AND   WHOIiESAL-E  DEALER    IN 


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,  M,., 


Nos.  9  and  11  Green  Street, 

rO  UJVDR  I*,  JVOKTJB  TEUR  V  STREET, 

ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

CORNING  &  GOEWEY, 

MANTTFACTTJBEIIS  OF 

HOLLOW  WARE, 

TEA.  _ 

Kettles, 


BOILERS,    &c., 
./»V»^40  and  148  CfR^JVJD  STREET, 

BETWEEN  WESTERLO  AND  ARCH  STS., 


^^ILLIAM  S.  CORNING. 


JOHN  A.  GOEWEY. 


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A  GENERAL  DIRECTORY  OF  THE  CITIZENS,  \  ,f 

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AND  OTH£E 

MISCELLAiNTEOUS    MATTEE. 


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ALBANY: 

PUBLISHED  BY  ADAMS,  SAMPSON  &  CO., 

No.     78     STATE     STREET. 

JUNE  1,  1860. 


Entered  Bccordlng  to  Act  of  Congress  in  the  year  1860,  by  Adams, 

SAMPaoH  k  Co.,  in  the  Clerk's  Office  of  the  District  Court  of 

the  Northern  District  of  New  York. 


MUNSELL  &  ROWLAND,  PRINTERS,  78  STATE  1ST. 

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PEEFACE. 


In  presenting  this  volume  of  the  Albany  City  Directory  to  the  public,  the  Publishers  feel 
assured  that  it  will  be  found  more  complete  and  reliable  than  any  of  its  predecessors  ;  none  but 
competent  and  experienced  men  have  been  employed  to  collect  and  compile  the  information 
contained  herein,  and  the  following  figures  will  show  they  have  executed  their  duties  with 
exceeding  great  care. 

The  number  of  names  in  this  issue  is  16,887  which  is  1,694  more  than  in  that  of  last  year  ;  the 
number  of  new  names  added  is  5,148;  the  whole  number  of  alterations  in  the  names,  places  of 
business  and  residences  is  7,505  ;  the  number  of  names  erased  from  last  year's  list  is  much  less 
than  it  ordinarily  has  been.  This  fact  is  due  to  the  greater  thoroughness  in  canvassing,  as  well 
as  to  the  comparatively  few  removals  from  the  city,  which  have  occurred  during  the  past  year. 
The  state  of  business  also  has  been  such  as  to  encourage  those  already  here  to  remain,  and  to 
attract  to  our  city  great  numbers  from  abroad ;  whereas  the  depression  of  business  during  the 
previous  year  was  such  as  to  induce  numerous  removals  from  the  city,  and  to  repel  immigration. 

The  Advertising  Department  of  the  Directory  has  been  improved,  and  rendered  more  service- 
able, by  inserting  the  names  of  the  Advertisers  in  the  Business  Directory  in  CAPITAL  LETTERS, 
thereby  causing  them  to  be  more  readily  observed  ;  and,  also,  in  connection  with  their  names, 
reference  is  given  to  the  page  on  which  their  notice  may  be  found.  We  intend  to  make  it  a 
decided  object  for  business  men  to  advertise  in  the  Directory,  and  hope  to  see  its  pages  exten- 
sively employed  for  that  purpose,  to  the  advantage  of  the  advertisers  and  their  customers,  as 
well  as  to  our  own  ;  and  to  that  end  shall  place  one  copy  on  each  passenger  boat  running  to  and 
from  the  city,  one  in  each  of  the  rail  road  stations,  and  all  other  similar  public  places  within 
the  limits  of  Albany. 

The  Publishers  renew  their  thanks  for  the  readiness  with  which  the  necessary  information 
has  been  furnished  by  the  public  generally,  and  especially  to  those  who,  as  advertisers  or  other- 
wise, have  encouraged  the  work  by  substantial  aid. 


TABLE   OF   CONTENTS. 


Abbreviations, 11 

A.  D.  0.  of  H., 183 

Advertising  Department  follows  page  192, 

Albany  Hospital,  178 

Albany  Board  of  Trade 188 

Aldermen  of  City, 175 

Alms  House, 191 

Assessors 176 

Bands  of  Music, 181 

Banks  in  Albany, 185 

Benevolent  Societies 178,  179 

Boundaries  of  Wards, 9,  10 

Buildings,  Offices,  &c. , 8 

Business  Directory, 144 

Cemeteries, 188 

Churches  and  Clergymen, v  •  •  180 

City  Government, 175 

Colleges  and  Academies, 184 

Commissioners, 151,  152 

Coroners, 176,  191 

Corporations, 178 

County  Government, 191 

Courts 191 

Custom  House  Officers, 177 

Expresses, 177 

Fire  Department, 176 

Gas  Light  Companies, 188 

Halls,  Buildings,  &c., 8 

Hospitals, 178 

Institutions, 178 

Insurance  Companies, 185 

Jail, 191 

Libraries 177 

Loan  Commissioners, 191 

Markets  (See  Meat  Stalls) 164 


Masonic  Institutions, 183 

Medical  Societies, 177 

Military, 182 

Newspapers, 177 

Observatory, 179 

Odd  Fellows, 182 

Orphan  Asylums, 178,  179 

Overseer  of  the  Poor, , 175 

Parks  and  Squares, 8 

Penitentiary, 191 

Physicians, 167 

Pier  Companies, 168 

Places,  Alleys,  &c., 8 

Plankroad  Companies, 188 

Police  Stations  and  Commissioners, 176 

Post  Office  and  Rates, 187 

Public  Schools, 178 

Rail  Roads 188,  194,  195 

Savings  Banks, 186,  189,   190 

School  Commissioners, 175,  191 

Sheriffs, 191 

Societies,  Institutions,  &c. , 178 

Sons  of  Temperance, 184 

State  Government 192 

Streets,  Places,  Alleys,  &c., 7 

Sunday  Schools, 180,  181 

Supervisors, 191 

Telegraph  Companies, 188 

Tempei-ance  Societies, 184 

Traveling  Routes, 188,  189 

Turnpike  Companies 188 

United  States  Officers, 177 

Universities, 184 

Wards — Boundaries  and  Election  Dist'p,  9,     10 
Water  Commissioners, 175 


INDEX  TO  ADYEETISING  DEPAETMENT. 


Academies. 

Albany  Female  Academy 33 

Advertising   Agency. 
Thomas  Adnms  &  Son.  Boston....    37 
William  J.  Walker back  cover 

Agricultural  Implements. 

Emery  Brothers 1 

Wheeler.  Melick  &  Co 2 

Artificial  Flowers. 

J.  A.  O'Brien 32 

Auctioneers. 

Eewin  k  Dickerman 15 

Baker. 

S.  A.  Stratton 27 

Bedstead  Manufacturer. 

R.  K.  Vlele 8 

Blacksmiths. 

A.  Bemis 25 

Harrigan  &  Brady 25 

Blank  Book  Manufacturers. 

Hallenbeck  &  Mclntyre 31 

F.  H.  Little front  cover 

Boilers  and  Steam  Engines. 

M.  Maginnes 5 

J.  Punshon  &  Co 1 

Pruyn  &  Lansing 3 

.John  Rodgers 35 

F.  Townsend front  6 

Bonnet  Bleacher  &  Presser. 

J.  A.  O'Brien 32 

Book  Binders. 

C.  Van  Benthuysen front  6 

Hallenbeck  &  Mclntyre 31 

Booksellers   and  Stationers. 

Banks  &  Brothers  (law) 4 

Frank  H.  Little front  cover 

J.  Lord 31 

Brass  Founder. 

Orr  &  Blair 26 

J.  Maxwell,  jr 26 

Brewers. 

Amsdell  Brothers 23 

U.  Burt  &  Co 21 

J.  McKnight's  Son 24 

J.  Taylor  &  Sons 22 

Brick  Manufacturers. 
{See  Fire  Brick.) 

Brush  Maker. 

J.  B.  Armour 13 

Bxirr  Mill   Stones. 

C.  W.  Brown,  Boston front  colored 

Butcher* 

J.  B.  Hartnett 27 

Cabinet  Ware. 

J.C.Butler  &  Co 9 

Carpets,  Oilcloths,  &c. 
Bansom  Ballon,  jr 196 

Carriage  &  Sleigh  Builders. 

Guardenier  &  Selkirk 28 

Kingsbury  &  Whitehead 17 

Long  &  Silsby 1 

Carvers. 

Bell  &  Sanders 17 

Durkin  &  DuUey 17 

S.  W.  Gibbs 16 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
B.Payn 14 

Clothing  Dealers  &  Tailors. 
W.  B.  Conant 4 

G.  Sard front  cover 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills. 

Bacon  &  Stickneys 12 

Collecting  Agents. 
Thomas  Adams  &  Son,  Boston 37 


Commission  Merchants. 

C.  W.  &  R.  C.  B.'ntley 19 

Coppersmiths. 

M.  Belehanty 6 

P.  H.  Griffin 7 

Ridgway  &  Co 8 

Peter  Smith's  Sons back  colored 

Curriers. 
Cunningham  &  Helliwell 25 

Direction  Labels. 

Victor  E.  Mauger,  New  York  front  col. 

Distillers. 

J.  Evers 20 

J.TraceyiCo 20 

Druggists  and  Apothecaries. 

R.  J.  &  A.  C.  Grant 11 

Ford  &  Macomber 14 

C.  A.  Burt 21 

J.  H.  McClure  &  Co 18 

Dry  Goods. 

Ransom  Ballou,  .jr 196 

John  Reid 34 

Dyers  and  Scourers. 

E.  McGregor a 32 

Mrs.  John  McDuffie 32 

Engravers. 

Churchill  &  Co 31 

Harry  E.  Pease 198 

Hoffman  &Co back  cover 

Hiram  Ferguson 6 

Gavit  &  Cowell 16 

Taylor  &  Adams,  Boston 38 

Fellies  (Bent). 

Wirme  &  Northrop 14 

Fire  Brick. 

Palmer,  Newton  &  Co 7 

Jacob  Henry.  &  Son 17 

Flour  &  Grain  Dealer. 

B.  Nichols 25 

Fringes,  Buttons,  &o. 

John  Reid 34 

Fruits. 

Benjamin  &  Herrick back  cover 

.1.  P.  Phillips 27 

W.  L.  Wood 13 

Furniture. 

.T.  r.  Butler  &  Co 9 

R.  K.  Viele 8 

Furriers. 

Geo.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co 4 

Furs. 

Geo.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co 4 

H.Dickson front  5 

E.  W.  &  J.  Fitzgerald front  4 

J.  S.  Bobbins 40 

Game  and  Poultry. 
J.  P.Phillips 27 

Gents'  Furnishing  Goods. 

Grange  Sard front  cover 

W.  B.  Conant 4 

Grates  and  Fenders. 

J.  C.  Henderson 35 

J.  Page  &  Son 3 

Grocers  and  "W.  I.  Goods. 

George  Wait front  colored 

James  Dearstyne  &  Brothers 18 

Hardware. 

Bensen  &  Crannell 11 

Allen,  Sbepard  &  Curtiss...back  cover 
May  &  Co.  Boston front  colored 

Harness  and  Saddles* 
L.  J.  Lloyd 11 

Hats,  Caps  and  Furs. 

H.  Dickson front  5 

E.  W.  &  J.  Fitzgerald front  4 

J.  S.  Bobbins 40 


Hides. 

P.  Humphrey's  Sons 4 

Hollow  "Ware. 

Corning  &  Goewey front  colored 

John  F.  Rathbone front  colored 

Shear.  Packard  &  Co front  colored 

Voce  &  Co 5 

Winne  k  Abeel back  colored 

Hose  (Leather). 
L.  J.  Lloyd 11 

Hotels. 

Delavan  House 30 

Boston  Hou.se 25 

Weldon  House "",  27 

Ink. 

Maynard  &  Noyes,  Boston...front  col'd 

Insurance. 

E.  Babcock 32 

Jas.  F.  Crosby back  cover 

The. Mutual  Ins.  Co front  colored 

Commerce  Ins.  Co frontcolored 

Iron  Founders. 

Corning  &  Goewey opposite  title 

M.  Maginnes 5 

McKinney  &  Mann 13 

J.  Page&Sons 3 

JohnF.  Rathbone front  colored 

Shear.  Packard  &  Co frontcolored 

F.  Townsend front  6 

Vose  k  Co 5 

Winne  &  Abeel back  colored 

Iron  Bailing* 

Pruyn  &  Lansing 3 

Isinglass  or  Mica. 

G.  H.  Ruggles,  Bo.ston 38 

Jeweller. 
Theodore  Yauman  (hair) 31 

Ladies'  Dress  Trimmings. 

John  Reid - 34 

Last  Manufacturers. 

Graves  &  Folger 26 

Leather  and  Findings. 

G.  Hepinstall n 

F.  Humphrey's  Sons 4 

Liquors,  Wines,  &c* 

Thomas  Behan 19 

J.  Evers 20 

J.  Reid  &  Co 19 

J.  Tracey  &  Co 20 

Lithographers* 

Harry  E.  Pease 198 

Hoffman  &  Co back  cover 

Livery  Stables* 

Geo.  Harri.s  &  Son 14 

Simeon  Lodewick 25 

Machinists. 

S.  E.  Chubbuck  &  Son,  Roxbury..  39 

Daniel  Doncaster 36 

Franklin  Machine  Works 5 

John  Punshon  &  Co 1 

M.  Maginnes 5 

Pruyn  &  Lansing 3 

John  Rodgers 35 

F.  Townsend front  6 

Marble  Works. 

Brooksby  &  Rowland 15 

Thomas  Marsden 10 

Medical  &  Surgical  Journal. 

David  Clapp,  Boston 38 

Mercantile  Agency. 

Weed  &  Co front  cover 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Wm.  B.  Conant 4 

Grange  Sard front  cover 

Metallic  Blinds. 
Metallic  Venetian  Blind  Co.  back  cover 

Metals. 
May  k  Co.,  Boston front  colored. 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT 


Mica. 

G.  H.  Ruggles,  Boston 38 

Millinery  Goods. 

J.  A.  O'Brien 32 

Morocco  Manufacturers. 

David  B.Cooper 25 

Music  Dealers. 

J.  H.  Hidley back  colored 

Oculists  and  Aurists. 

Albany  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary...     18 

Optician. 

L.  Fleischman 36 

Faints,  Oils,  etc. 

Budd  &  BuUis 25 

Ford  &  Macomber 14 

K.  J.  &  A.  C.  Grant 11 

J.  H.  McClure  &  Co 18 

Paper. 
F.  M.  Stone 40 

C.  Van  Benthuysen front  6 

Paper  Hangings. 

D.  Harris front  cover 

Patent  Medicines. 
Dr.  J.  B.  Bodd,  New  York...  front  col. 

Dr.  Lanpley,  Boston 38 

Charles  Widdefield&  Co.,  N.Y.    ft.  col. 

Pattern  Makers. 

S.  W.  Gibbs&  Son 16 

Piano  Portes. 

Barhydt  &  Morange 6 

Boardman,  Gray  &  Co 10 

John  H.  Hidlev back  colored 

John  E.  McNeil,  Boston .37 

J.  A.  Keed front  cover 

Plane  Manufacturers. 

Bensen  *Crannell 11 

Planing  Machines. 

Daniel  Doneaster 36 

Plaster  Mill. 

D.  H.  &  C.  L.  WoodruCf 26 

Plumbers. 

M.  Delehanty 6 

P.  H.  Griffin 7 

Ridgway  &  Co 8 

Peter  Smith's  Sons back  colored 

Printers. 

Munsell  &  Rowland 197 

C.  Van  Benthuysen front  6 

Provisions. 

J.  &  D.  H.  Gary 13 

J.  B.  Hartnett 27 


Publishers. 

Banks  *  Brothers 4 

C.  Van  Benthuysen front  fi 

Munsell  &  Rowland 197 

Putty  and  Paint. 

Budd  &  BuUis 25 

Restaurant. 

J.Weldon 27 

Roofing,  Slate,  &c. 

J.  W.  Osborn 15 

Rope  Makers. 

R.  &  J.  Weir 26 

Safes. 

Thomas  Dolan 14 

Kewin  &  Dickerman 15 

Theo.  Sharts 36 

Winne  &  Abeel  (Lillie's  Patent), 

back  colored 
Scales  and  Balances. 

Albany  Scale  Works 6 

Fairbanks' 9 

G.  H.  Gillman 9 

J.  Maxwell,  jr 26 

R.  Groom 6 

Seeds. 

C.  W.  &  R.  C.  Bentley 19 

Emery  Brothers 1 

SevTing  Machines. 
Ladd.  Webster  &  Co.  (William  J. 
Walker  agent) back  cover 

Sewing  Machine  Needles. 
C.  &  A.  Spring,  Boston 37 

Sewing  Needle  Threaders. 

Hosea  B.  Carter  &  Co.  Boston 38 

Sewing  Silk. 

Ross  &  Pearce,  Boston,      36  and 

back  colored 
Slat  Machines. 
Daniel  Doneaster 36 

Sofa  and  Chair  Springs. 

(Goodyear  &  Alden,  Boston 36 

Steamboats. 

Merchant's  Line 28 

New  Jersey  Steamboat  Co 29 

Steam  Engines. 

S.  E.  Chubbuck  &  Son,  Roxbury    S9 

John  Pun.'hon  &  Co 1 

Pruyn  &  Lansing 3 

M.  Maginnes 6 

John  Rodgers _ 35 

P.  Townsend front  6 


Stereotype   Foundries. 
C.  Van  Benthuysen front  6 

Stove  Manufacturers, 

John  F.  Rathbone opposite  title 

Shear,  Packard  &  Co front  colored 

Vose  &  Co 5 

Stoves  and  Furnaces. 

M.  Delehanty 6 

J.  C.  Henderson 35 

Straw  Goods. 
J.  A.  O'Brien 32 

Tags  and  Labels. 
Victor  E.  Mauger,  New  York,  ft.  col. 

Teas. 
Geo.  Wait front  colored 

Tiles. 
C.  &  W.  McCammon 15 

Tools. 

Bensen  &  Crannell 11 

Allen.  Shepard  &  Curtiss  back  cover 
May  ^  Co.,  Boston front  colored 

Tow  Boats. 

A.  Van  Santvoord 29 

Transportation  Lines. 

C.  W.  &  R.  C.  Bentley 19 

Merchants'  Steamboat  Co _.  28 

Old  Line  Steam  Tow  Boats 29 

New  Jersey  Steamljoat  Co 29 

Stall  &  AUendorfs  New  Line 29 

Trunks  and  Valises. 

E.  W.  &  J.  Fitzgerald front  4 

L.J.  Lloyd 11 

John  S.  Robbins 40 

Trusses. 
Dr.  J.  W.  Phelps,  Boston 38 

Twine  and   Thread. 
Robs  &  Pearce,  Boston  36  and  back  col- 
Type  Founder. 

C.  Van  Benthuysen front  6 

Upholsterers. 

Ransom  Ballou  jr 196 

Antrim  White 40 

Window  Shades. 

D.  Harris front  cover 

Ransom  Ballou  jr 196 

C.  S.  Middlebrook 196 

Wire  Cloth  and  Sieves. 
Albany   Wire   Cloth   and   Sieve 
Manufactory back  colored 


IMMENSE  REDUCTION  IX  THE  PRICE  OF  HATS ! 

FITZGERALDS,    PRACTICAL    HATTERS, 

LEADERS  AND   INTRODUCERS   OF  FASHIONS. 


ST^jrn^Rn  price,  $2.50. 


liiglit  Drab  Casslmere  Hats, 
Dark        <«  «  «    . 

Beaver  Drab,  ,       ,       • 

IVapoleon  Nap,      .        .        .        . 
Black  Cassimere,    .  . 

Black  Silk,      .        .        .        .        • 
£xtra  Superfine  XX,      . 


$2.50 
a.50 
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3.50 
3.50 
>  3.50 
3.50 


All  the  above  varieties,  with  any  other  style  our  patrons  may 
desire,  will  be  made  to  order  at  short  notice,  and  at  the  standard 
price.  $2.50. 

Fancy  Furs,  as  Mink.  Sable,  Fitch.  Martin,  etc.,  etc. 

A  succession  of  Novelties  in  every  department  of  Hatting,  will 
be  one  of  the  characteristics  of  this  establishment.  Children's 
Plain  and  Fancy  Hats.  Boys'  Caps  and  Hats,  Traveling  and 
Sporting  Caps  and  Soft  Hats,  in  the  most  boundless  profusion. 


Metropolitan  Bazaar  (Atlas  and  Argus  Building),  410  Broadway. 


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ALBANY     DIRECTORY 


PIANO  FORTES. 


The  Subscribers  wish  to  inform  the  public  that  they  Manufacture 

PIANO    FORTES 

In  ull  styles,  from  Six  to  Seven  Octaves,  with  all  the 

^eal  Improkments  of  tlje  §ag. 

Also,  dealers  in  SHEET  MUSIC,  MUSICAL  IN8THUMENTS,  &c.     jKfPersons  wishiuK  to  purchase,  and  the  public 
generally,  are  invited  to  call  and  examine,  at  their 

Warerooms,  500  Broadway,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Piano  Fortes  Tuned  and  Repaired* 

BARHYDT  &  MORANGE. 


Old  Pianos  taken  in  excliange  for  New. 

KICIIARD  BAUHYDT,   1 
PKTKH  M.  MORANUfi.  ; 


Charles  Van  Benthuysen, 

Nos.  407  BROADWAY  and  55  DEAN  STREET, 

ALBANY, 


AND  DEALER  IN 

PAPER. 

■ « • » » 


TOWNSEND'S 

!1M«E  AID  trnm  SHOP. 

MANUFACTORY  OF 

STEAM  ElVGIIVES, 

MILL  GEARING  AND  MACHINERY, 

AND 

Machinery  Castings  of  all  kinds ; 

Also,  Chilled  Rolls,  and  Jagger's  Turbine  Water 
Wheel. 

And  also  Columns  and  other  Building  Caftinpg,  Plow 
Castings,  Ac,  at  retail  as  well  as  wholesale. 

Cor.  of  Hawk  and  Elk  Streets,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

FRANKLIN  TOWNSEND,  Proprietor. 


STREETS,  ALLEYS,  PLACES,  ETC 


STREETS,  PLACES,  ALLEYS,  Etc. 

All  the  Streets  nirming  west  from  the  river,  commence  their  numbers  at  the  eastern  boundary 
All  those  runuing  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  160  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  north  to  south  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  25  Clinton  to  Delaware  turn. 

Center  St,  from  15  Lumber  to  8  Colonie. 

Chapel  St,  from  87  State  to  22  Clinton  avenue. 

Cherry  St,  from  Quay  to  119  Franklin. 

Chestnut  St,  from  51  Hawk  to  61  Lark. 

Church  St,  from  310  Broadway  to  Gansevoort. 

Clmton  Avenue,  from  682  B'way  to  A.  &  S.  turn. 

Clinton  St,  from  134  Arch  to  south  boundary. 

Colonie  St,  from  134  Water  to  201  Lark. 

Columbia  St,  from  73  Pier  to  Eagle. 

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  110  Beaver  to  127  Eagle. 

Day  St,  from  Whitehall  road  to  Turnpike. 

Dean  St,  from  14  Maiden  lane  to  13  Hudson. 
Delaware  St,  from  41  Clinton  to  Dove. 
De  Witt  St,  from  172  Montg'ry  to  841  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  85  Grand  to  Delaware  turnpike. 
Elk  St,  from  Eagle  to  Dove. 
Erie  St,  from  south  boundary  to  Schen.  turn. 
Exchange  St,  from  47  Quay  to  443  Broadway. 
Ferry  St,  see  North,  South,  and  West  Ferry  Sts. 
First  St,  from  18  Ten  Broeck  to  west  boundary. 
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. 
Grand  St,  from  66  Beaver  to  15  Morton. 
Green  St,  from  50  State  to  Gansevoort. 
Hawk  St,  from  40  First  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  237  Lydius. 
Hodge  St,  from  95  Quay  to  283  Broadway. 
Howard  St,  from  13  South  Pearl  to  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  Lark. 
Jefferson  St,  from  124  Eagle  to  Del.  turn. 
John  St,  from  130  Quay  to  39  Franklin. 
JoJinsou  St,  from  149  Grand  west. 
Knox  St,  Lumber  to  south  boundary,  1st  w  Lark. 
La  Fayette  St,  from  1  Park  place  to  18  Swan. 
Lancaster  St,  from  46  Eagle  to  34  Willett. 
Lark  St,  Lumber  to  425  Lydius. 
Lawrence  St,  from  river  lo  817  Broadway. 
Learned  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  Columbia. 


Lumber  St,  from  1 10  Water  to  west  boundary. 
Lvdms  St,  from  97  Quay  to  west  boundary. 
Maiden  Lane,  from  34  Quay  to  30  Eagle. 
Mercer  St,  from  Del.  turn,  to  Alms  House  sq. 
Mohtgomery  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  Franklin. 
North  Ferry  St^  from  river  to  881  Broadway,  and 

from  221  N.  Pearl  to  Observatory  grounds. 
North  Lansing  St,  from  126  Water  to  863  B'way. 
North  Pearl  St,  from  77  State  to  Thacher. 
Norton  St,  from  9  Green  to  4  William. 
Nucella  St,  from  Quay  west,  4th  s  Schuyler. 
Odell  St,  from  Whitehall  road  south. 
Ontario  St,  from  north  to  south  boundary,  2d  v> 

Alms  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  58  Chapel  to  Eagle. 
Philip  St,  from  Hudson  to  Morton,  3d  w  S.  PearL 
Plain  St,  from  53  South  Pearl  to  89  Eagle. 
Pleasant  St,  from  Gt.  West,  to  Schen.  turnpike. 
Plumb  St,  from  Quay  to  150  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 

South  Ferry,  and  from  Arch  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  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  north  boundary. 
Schuyler  St,  from  Quay  to  26  Clinton. 
Second  St,  from  Ten  Broeck  to  west  boundary. 
Snipe  St,  from  Lydius  to  north  boundary. 
South  Ferry  St,  from  138  B'way  to  196  S.  Pearl. 
South  Lansing  St,  from  114  Quay  to  23  Franklin. 
South  Pearl  St,  from  88  State  to  Gansevoort. 
Spencer  St,  from  river  to  719  Broadway. 
Spring  St— Lower  Spring,  from  10  Park  Place  to 

47  Swan;  Upper  Spring,  from  23  Dove  to 

west  boundary. 
Spruce  St,  from  Eagle  to  Lark,  1st  n  Elk. 
State  St,  from  197  Pier  to  Great  western  turnpike. 
Steuben  St,  Montgomery  to  Eagle,  3d  n  State. 
Steven  St,  from  van  Vechlen  south.         [Eagle. 
Swan  St,  from  north  to  south  boundary,  2d  w 
Ten  Broeck  St,  from  Clinton  avenue  to  Colonie. 
Teunis  St,  from  Van  Vechteu  west. 
Thacher  St,  from  the  canal  to  North  Pearl. 
Third  St,  from  Ten  Broeck  to  west  boundary. 
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. 
Van  Woert  St,  from  870  Broadway  west. 
Van  Zandt  St,  from  89  South  Pearl  to  44  Philip. 
Vine  St,  from  Quay  to  Franklin,  1st  s  Nucella. 
Wari'en  St,  ft-om  157  Grand  to  Alms  House  sq. 


8 


BUILDINGS,     OFFICES,     ETC 


Washington  Avenue,  Eagle  to  G't  West,  turnpike. 

Water  St,  from  15  Columbia  to  North  Ferry. 

Wendell  St,  from  101  Beaver  to  54  Howard. 

Westerlo  St,  from  125  Quay  to  115  Grand 

West  Ferry  St,  from  Grand  west. 

Wilbur  St,  from  Grand  to  Philip,  1st  s  Elm. 

Willett  St,  from  372  State  to  449  Lydius. 

William  St,  Howard  to  Hudson. 

Wilson  St,  from  740  Broadway  to  34  Ten  Broeck. 

Yates  St,  from  Delaware  sq.  to  north  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  Philip  to  141  Eagle. 

Carroll  Alley,  from  13  Spencer  to  14  Lumber. 

Center  Alley,  from  Whitehall  road  south. 

Chestnut  Alley,  from  47  Hawk  north. 

Columbia  Place,  Eagle,  near  Columbia. 

Eagle  Alley,  rear  324  Broadway 

East  Albany  Ferry,  foot  of  Maiden  lane. 

Fish  Slip,  foot  of  Columbia. 

Foundry  Place,  from  56  North  Ferry  south. 

Grand  Alley,  from  13  Grand  west. 

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

Greenbush  Ferry,  foot  South  Ferry. 

Hall  Place,  rear  Rensselaer  Park. 

Hamilton  Place,  from  241  Hamilton  north. 

Hunter's  Alley,  from  76  Swan  north. 

Johnson's  Alley,  from  164  Eagle,  west. 

King's  Place,  Swan,  bet.  Third  and  Lumber. 

Kirk's  Alley,  from  902  Broadway  to  North  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  Colonie  to  Lawrence. 
Lumber  District,  from  North  Ferry  north. 
Merchant  Place,  from  160  Hamilton  south. 
Observatory  Hill,  near  N.  line  of  city,  west  of 

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

the  foot  of  Lawrence  street. 
Spencer's  Alley,  see  Lark  Street  Alley. 
Steamboat  Land'g,  Quay,  bet.  Hodge  and  Lydius. 
Tivoli  Hollow,  from  Troy  road  west. 
Trotter's  Alley,  from  66  Quay  to  361  Broadway. 
West  Ferry  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,  fi-onts  on  North  Pearl,  between 

Orange  and  Clinton  avenue. 
Hudson  Street  Park,  fronts  on  Hudson,  between 

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

Second  and  Third.  [Hodge  and  Quay. 

Steamboat  Square,  fronts  on  Broadway,  between 
Townsend  Park,  on  Knox,  Washington  avenue, 

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

between  Knox  and  Willett. 


BUILDINGS,  OFFICES,  Etc. 


Adjutant  General's  Office,  in  the  Capitol. 

Albany  Academy,  Eagle,  bet.  La  Fayette  and  Elk. 

Ames'  Building,  45  and  47  South  Pearl. 

Albany  and  Vermont  R.  R.  Depot,  foot  of  Steu- 
ben St.,  below  Broadway,  office  11  Exchange 

Alms  House,  south  of  Lydius,  west  of  Delaware 
turnpike.  [Alms  House. 

Albany  Industrial  School,  south  of  Lydius,  rear 

Albany  Mercantile  Agency  Office,  State,  corner 
Broadway. 

Apothecaries'  Hall,  State,  comer  North  Pearl. 

Assorting  House,  59  State.     (See  page  185.) 

Attorney-General's  Office,  State  Hall. 

Atlas  Building,  Beaver,  corner  Broadway. 

Auditor  of  Canal  Department,  office  State  Hall. 

Banks,  on  Broadway  and  State. 

Bank  Department,  office  State  Hall. 

Board  of  Trade,  465  Brondway. 

Boston  R.  R.  Ticket  Office,  Maiden  lane,  comer 
Dtan;  Depot  at  East  Albany. 

Canal  Commissioners'  Office,  State  Hall. 

Canal  Collector's  Office,  198  Water. 

Capitol,  Eagle,  fronting  State. 

Cemeteries,  (See  page  188.) 

Center  Market,  South  Pearl,  corner  Howard. 

Chamberlain's  Office,  City  Hall. 

Chief  of  PoUce.  (See  page  176. ) 

Churches.    (See  page  180.) 

City  Hall,  Eagle,  fronting  Washington  avenue. 

City  Marshal's  Office,  City  Hall. 

City  Surveyor's  Office,  City  Hall, 

Classical  Institute,  47  Eagle. 

Clerk  Common  Council,  office  City  Hall. 

Clerk  Court  of  Appeals,  office  State  Hall. 

Commercial  Building,  Broadway,  cor,  Hudson. 


Commissioners  of  Emigration,  office  Broadway 

corner  Steamboat  Landing. 
Comptroller's  Office,  State  Hall, 
Cooper's  Building,  State,  corner  Green, 
County  Clerk's  Office,  City  Hall. 
County  Treasurer's  Office,  448  Broadway. 
Delavan  Block,  Broadway,  cor.  Hamilton. 
Dept.  of  Public  Instruction,  office  State  Hall 
Deputy  Gas  Meter  Inspector's  Office,  37  Green. 
District  Attorney's  Office,  67  State. 
Douw's  Building,  State,  corner  Broadway. 
Dudley  Observatory,  west  of  Manor  House 
Engine  and  Hose  Houses.    (See  page  176.) 
Exchange  Building,  Broadway,  corner  of  State. 
Excise  Commissioners  Office,  74  State. 
Express  Offices,  (See  page  177.) 
Female  Academy,  North  Pearl,  ab.  Maiden  lane. 
Gas  Light  Company's  Office.  452  Broadway. 
Governor's  Office,  in  Capitol. 
Harlem  R.  R.  Ticket  Office,  Maiden  lane,  corner 

Dean ;  Depot  at  East  Albany, 
Home  of  the  Friendless,  15  Park, 
Hose  Depot,  133  Hamilton, 
Hospital,  Eagle,  corner  Howard.' 
Hotels.     (See  Business  Directory.) 
Hud.son  River  R.  R.  Ticket  Office,  Maiden  lane, 

opposite  Dean  ;  Depot  at  East  Albany. 
Insurance  Department,  office  State  Hall, 
Insurance  Offices.    (See  page  185.) 
Jail,  Maiden  lane,  rear  City  Hall. 
Journal  Building,  57  and  69  State, 
Juvenile  Retreat,  181  South  Pearl.  ■ 
Lansing's  Block,  Broadway,  corner  Hamilton. 
Malvern  Building,  Broadwuy,  corner  Hamilton. 
Marble  Hall,  468-472  Broadway. 


WARDS 


Marble  Hall,  468-472  Broadway. 
Markets,  see  Business  Directory. 
Masonic  Hall,  41  and  43  North  Pearl. 
Mayor's  Office,  City  Hall. 
Medical  College,  Eagle,  cor.  Jay.  " 
Medical  Hall,  South  Pearl,  corner  Plain. 
Merchants' Line  Steamboat  Office,  282  Broadway. 
Military  Armories,  see  p.  182. 
Mineral  Spring  Garden,  Ferry,  below  S.  Pearl. 
Morange  Building,  Broadway,  cor.  Maiden  lane. 
Museum  Building,  State,  corner  Broadway. 
National  Garden,  Broadway,  near  Lumber. 
New  Jersey  Steamboat  Company  (People's  Line), 

office  283  Broadway. 
N.  Y.  Central  R.  R.  Office,  Exchange  Building; 

Depot,  Maiden  lane,  below  Broadway. 
N.  Y.  Agric'l  Society's  Office,  State,  cor.  Lodge. 
Odd  Fallows'  Hall,  Green,  corner  Beaver. 
Orphan  Asylum,  junction  State  and  Wash.  ave. 
Overseer  of  the  Poor,  office  over  Center  Market. 
Patroon's  Office,  Broadway,  upper  end. 
Penitentiary,  Delaware  tui-npike,  below  Lydius. 
Pension  Office,  59  State. 
People's  Garden,  76-84  Bowery. 
Police  Office,  over  Center  Market. 
Police  Stations,  see  p.  176. 
Post  Office,  Exchange  Building,   State,  corner 

Broadway. 
Powder  House,  Albany  &  Schenectady  turnpike. 
Public  Schools,  see  p.  178.  • 
Ransom's  Iron  Building,  463  Broadway. 
Rechabite  Hall,  77  State. 
Recorder's  Office,  448  Broadway. 


Road  Offices,  see  p.  188. 

Rural  Cemetery  Office,  9  Douw's  Building. 

Schiller  Hall,  Westerlo,  corner  Franklin. 

St.  Vincent's  Orphan  Asylums — Boys,  Gt.  West, 

turnpike  ;  Girls,  North  Pearl,  ab.  Lumber. 
Secretary  of  State's  Office,  State  Hall. 
Sheriff's  Office,  Jail,  rear  City  Hall. 
Stage  Offices,  see  p.  189. 
Stanwix  Hall  Building,  Broadway,  cor.  Maiden 

lane. 
State  Arsenal,  Eagle,  corner  Hudson. 
State  Engineer  and  Surveyor's  Office,  State  Hall. 
State  Geological  Hall,  State,  corner  Lodge. 
State  Hall,  Eagle,  between  Steuben  and  Pine. 
State  Library,  State  street,  adjoining  Capitol. 
State  Normal  School,  Lodge,  corner  Howard. 
State  Treasurer's  Office,  State  Hall. 
Supreme  Court  Clerk's  Office,  State  Hall. 
Sup't  o{  Weights  and  Measures,  office  State  Hall. 
Surrogate's  Office,  City  Hall. 
Sm'veyor  General's  Office,  State  Hall. 
Telegraph  Offices,  in  Bank  Building,  Broadway. 
Theater,  Green,  near  Hudson. 
Tweddle  Hall,  State,  corner  North  Pearl. 
Van  Rensselaer  Basin,  above  North  Ferry. 
Van  Rensselaer  Buildings,  State,  cor.  S.  Pearl. 
Van  Veehten  Hall,  119  State. 
Water  Commissioners'  Office,  59  State. 
Worth  Armory,  Ea^le,  corner  Hudson. 
Young  Men's  Association  Hall,  40  State. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Rooms,  124 

State. 
Young  Ladies'  Institute,  4  High. 


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  boun- 
daries 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  center  of  Eagle  street  to  the  south  bounds 
of  the  city  ;  thence  easterly  along  said  south 
bounds  to  the  place  of  beginnmg. 

SECOND  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  west  of  the  center 
of  Pearl  street,  be  known  as  the  Western  Dis- 
trict; and  all  that  part  east  of  the  center  of 
Pearl  street,  be  known  as  the  Eastern  District 
of  said  ward. 

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  the  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  center  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. — Beguming  at  a  point  in  the  east- 
erly bounds  of  the  city  opposite  the  center  of 
Herkimer  street,  and  runnmg  thence  northerly 
along  said  east  bounds  to  a  point  opposite  tlie 
center  of  Hamilton  .street;  thence  westerly 
along  the  center  of  Hamilton  street  to  the  cen- 
ter oi  Eagle  street ;  thence  southerly  along  the 
center  ot  Eagle  street  to  the  center  of  Elm 
street ;  thence  easterly  along  the  center  of  Elm 
street  to  the  center  of  Grand  street;  thence 
southerly  along  the  center  of  Grand  street  to 
the  center  of  Westerlo  street ;  thence  easterly 
along  the  center  of  Westerlo  street  to  the  cen- 
ter of  Pearl  street ;  thence  northerly  along  the 
center  of  Pearl  street  to  the  center  of  Herkuner 
street;  thence  easterly  along  the  center  of 
Herkimer  street  to  the  east  bounds  of  the  city 
and  place  of  beginning. 


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WARDS. 


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

Boundary. — Beginning  at  a  pomt  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  the  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  tlie  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,  tlieuce  running  northerly  along 
said  ea.st  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 
of  a  street  thirty-six  Rynland  feet  in  width,  and 
leading  from  Canal  to  Spruce  streets ;  thence 
southerly  tlu-ough  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  through 
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. 

Boundary. — Begiimuig  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;  thence 
westerly  along  the  center  of  Lumber  street  to 
the  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  Feqrl  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  beguming. 

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. — Beginning  at  a  point  in  the  east 
bounds  of  the  city,  opposite  the  center  of  Lum- 
ber street,  and  running  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  post  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  Colonie  ;  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  Clmton  avenue,  is  called  the  Northern  Dis- 
trict ;  south  of  the  center  of  Clinton  avenue, 
the  Southern  District. 

Boundary. — Beginning  at  the  intersection  of 
the  centers  of  Canal  and  Chapel  streets ; 
thence  runnuig  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 
T)ounds  to.  the  center  of  Clinton  avenue  ; 
thence  easterly  along  the  center  of  Clinton 
avenue  to  the  center  of  Lark  street ;  thence 
southerly  along  tlie  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  centre  of  Snipe  st.,  the  Western  District. 
Boundary. — Beginning  at  the  intersection  of 
Eagle  and  State  streets,  and  running  thence 
northerly  along  the  center  of  Eagle  street  to 
tlie  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 
Clmton  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  street ;  thence  easterly  along  the  center 
of  State  street  to  the  place  of  beginning. 

TENTH  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  east  of  the  center 
of  Swan  St.,  is  called  the  Eastern  District ;  west 
of  the  center  of  Swan  st.,  the  Western  District. 
Boundary. — Beginning  at  the  intersection  of 
the  center  of  Eagle  street  with  the  south 
bounds  of  the  city,  and  running  thence  north 
through  the  center  of  Eagle  street  to  the  cen- 
ter of  State  street ;  thence  westerly  tlu-ough 
the  center  of  State  street  to  the  center  of  Main 
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. 


ALBANY   DIEECTORY. 


Abbreviations. — ab.,  above;  agt.,  agent ;  al.,  alley  ;  Arb.  h.,  Arbor  bill;  ave.,  avenue  ;  A.  &  V. 
R.  R.,  Albany  and  Vermont  Rail  Road  ;  Betbl.,  Bethlehem ;  b.  or  bds.,  boards  ;  Bldg.,  Building; 
bet.,  between  ;  B'way,  Broadway;  c.  or  cor.,  comer;  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;  insp.,  inspector;  manuf.,  manufacturer ;  mer., 
merchant;  mkr.,  maker;  mkt.,  market;  N.,  north;  n.,  near;  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  New  York  Central 
Rail  Road  ;  op.,  opposite  ;  pi.,  place  ;  prop.,  proprietor ;  r.,  rear  ;  rd.,  road ;  S.,  south  ;  st.,  street ; 
sq.,  square  ;  up.,  upper  ;  W.,  west. 


ABBEY  ELI  &  SON  {Eli,  jr.),  carriage  buUders, 

72  Church,  house  298  Hamilton 
Abbey  Eli  jr.  {Eli  Abbey  &  Son),  72  Church,  bds. 

298  Hamilton 
Abbey  Gordon  C.  boatman,  h.  36  Union 
Abbott  Franklin,  pianomaker,  h.  64  N.  Ferry 
Abbott  Jane,  widow,  house  314  State 
Abbott  Walter,  mason,  bds.  314  State 
Abbott  William,  mason,  bds.  314  State 
AbeelJohn  J.  {Winne  &  A.),  hollow  ware,  &c. 

525  Broadway,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Abel  John,  backman,  67  John 
Abel  Philip,  baker,  h.  W.  Ferry,  n.  Ontario 
Abla  Lucas,  house  125  Nucella 
Ableman  Aaron,  carpenter,  h.  Bowery,  c.  Robin 
Ableman  Christian,  house  56  low  Spring 
Ableman  Christopher,  carpenter,  h.  369  Bowery 
Ableman  Van  Rensselaer,  distiller,  house  194 

Clinton  avenue 
Ableman  Wellington,  physician,  h.  56  Spring 
Abrams  Benjamin  W.  bookeeper,  15  Green,  h. 

58  Orange 
Abrams  George,  tailor,  house  272  Broadway 
Ackerman  Alfred  H.  accountant,  bds.  4  Dallius 
Ackerman  Christian,  cooper,  house  333  S.  Pearl 
Ackerman  Gilbert  H.  clerk,  41  State,  h.  4  Dallius 
Ackerman  John  A.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  bds.  4  Dallius 
Ackerman  Mary,  widow,  house  4  Dallius 
Ackert  Christian,  furnaceman,  house  27  Bowery 
Ackert  Gilbert,  oysters  and  fruit,  Columbia  cor. 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Ackert  Lambert, -cabinetmaker,  house  25  Norton 
Ackley  John  H.  clerk,  542  Broadway,  h.  G'bush 
Ackley  William  H.  boatman.  Green,  Greenbush 
Adair  Hugh,  blacksmith,  house  23  Fulton 
Adair  John  A.  moulder,  house  28  Van  Woert 
Adair  Margaret,  widow,  house  28  Van  Woert 
Adams  Abigail,  milliner,  35  Hudson,  house  do. 
Adams  Allen,  blacksmith,  house  115  Hawk 
Adams  Allston,   bookkeeper  Bank  of  the  In- 
terior, bds.  184  Washington  avenue. 
Adams  Alonzo  P.  clerk,  86  State,  bds.  92  Beaver 
Adams  Amos,  chief  of  police,  23  Dean,  house  184 

Washington  avenue 
Adams  Bridget,  widow,  house  31  Hamilton 
Adams  Charles,  pilot,  house  31  Dallius 
Adams  Charles  R.  clerk,  39  State,  b.  5  Lancaster 


Adams  Daniel,  house  27  De  Witt 
Adams  Edward,  porterhouse,  31  Ham.,  h.  do. 
Adams  Eugene,  carpenter,  house  162  Broad 
Adams  Frederick  C.  physician,  h.  77  Columbia 
Adams  {Geo.),  Sampson  {Geo.)  &  Co.,  Directory 

publishers,  78  State 
Adams  George  H.  house  57  Hamilton 
Adams  James  N.  bookkeeper,  h.  144  Hamilton 
Adams  John,  blacksmith,  6  Hunter's  alley,  h. 

64  Second 
Adams  John,  mason  and  boarding,  h.  92  Beaver 
Adams  John,  laborer,  house  63  Broadway 
Adams  John,  wagonmaker,  h.  224  Wash.  ave. 
Adams  John  R.   bookkeeper,  540  Broadway,  h. 

60  Lydius 
Adams  John  T.  mason,  bds.  10  Rose 
Adams  Lydia,  widow,  hohse  5  Lancaster 
Adams  Margaret,  house  64  Water 
Adams  Maria,  widow,  house  61  Liberty  , 
Adams  Sarah,  dressmaker,  house  57  Hamilton 
Adams  William,  blacksmith,    27   Washington 

avenue,  house  115  Hawk 
Adams  William,  house  70  Hudson 
Adams  William  H.  grocer,  house  57  Rensselaer 
Adams  Wm.  N.  poulterer,  4  James,  h  38  Grand 
^dams  Wm.  N.  jr.  clerk,  482  B'way.  h.  38  Grand 
Addington  Joseph,  moulder,  h.  68  Schuyler 
Addison  Joseph,  waiter,  house  146  Jefferson 
Addle  George,  varnisher,  house   Spruce  near 

Snipe 
Adler  {Francis E.)  &  ToUe {Augustiois),  publishers 

and  printers,  26  Beaver,  house  56  Union 
Adler  {Sigmund)  &  Myers  (Herman),  jewelers, 

386  Broadway,  house  do. 
Alder  Simon,  boots  &  shoes,  112  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Adler  Seligman,  house  158  South  Pearl 
Adrian  Ann  Jane,  house  43  Van  Schaick 
Adriance  Albert  M.  mason,  house  23  Willett 
Adriance  Richard,  house  226  Elm 
Adzel  Joel,  tailor,  house  66  Hudson 
Agan  Bernard,  moulder,  house  49  Van  Woert 
Agan  Dominick,  laborer,  house  75  Third 
Agan  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Agan  Patrick  J.  coachman,  bds.  75  Third 
Agar  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Agar  John  W.  moulder,  bds.  North  Albany 
Agin  Timothy,  laborer,  house  4  Lawrence 
Agne  Charles,  carman,  house  17  Quackenbush 


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ALBANY      [A]      DIRECTORY 


Agne  Charles  H.  at  Belknap  &  McKercher's,  b. 

17  QuackenbUsh 
Agne  John  P.  bds.  17  Quackenbush 
Ahem  John,  porterhouse,  Montgomery  cor.  Co- 
lumbia, house  35  Columbia 
Ahern  Matthew,  shoemaker,  bds.  1 14  Dallius 
Ahem  Patrick,  porter,  57  State,  h.  31  W.  Ferry 
Ahern  Patrick,  turner,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
Ahern  Timothy,  laborer,  house  57  Rensselaer 
Ahl  Moses,  peddler,  bds.  168  South  Pearl 
Aiken  David  E.  clerk,  312  B'way,  h.  at  G'bush 
Aikens  Mary  A.  widow,  bds.  24  Bleecker 
Aikens  Thomas,  laborer,  house  66  Delaware 
Aikin  Charles  H.    tollman  R.  R.  ferry  foot  of 

Maiden  lane,  house  at  Greenbush 
Aikin  Ebenezer  C.  flour  and  grain,  312  B'way, 

house  at  Greenbush 
Ainsick  Antony,  laborer,  house  1  Sand 
Ainsworth  Anson  F.  bookkeeper,  h.  35  Westerlo. 
Ainsworth  Charles  F.    clerk,   10   Maiden  lane, 

boards  35  Westerlo 
Ainsworth  George  E,  clerk,  15  State,  boards  35 

Westerlo 
Ainsworth  {Ira  W.)  &  Northrop  {,John  G.),  gro- 
cers, 15  State,  house  40  Eagle 
Ainsworth  William  H.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

clerk,  liouse  36  Franklin 
Akin  Isaac,  collector  S.  Ferry,  h.  Ferry,  Greenb. 
Albaugh  J.  W.  comedian,  bds.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
Albert  Concordia,  widow,  house  1)9  Arch 
Albert  Ernest,  cigarmaker,  boards  119  Arch 
Albert  Frederic,  laborer,  house  58  Benjamin 
Albert  George  A.  moulder,  house  55  Alexander 
Albert  Henry,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  442  Lydius 
Albert  John,  .shoemaker,  house  22  Delaware 
Albert  John,  shoemaker,  house  214  S.  Pearl 
Albert  John,  shoemaker,  house  50  Odell 
Albert  Joseph,  mason,  house  17  Odell 
Albert  Joseph,  porterhouse,  218  Wash,  avenue 
Albert  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Van  Vechten  n.  Eagle 
Albert  Peter,  roots  and  herbs,  43  X  Green,  h.  do 
Albert  Sebastian,  laborer,  h.  285  Wash.  ave. 
Albrecht  Henry,  tailor,  house  187  Broad 
Albys  Albels,  house  9  Union 
Alden  Stephen  H.  house  11  Ten  Broeck 
Alden  William  H.  mason,  h.  403  Lydius 
Alex  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  107  NuceJla 
Alexander  Alexander,  peddler,  house  43  Bowery 
Alexander  David,  stovemouuter,  h.  218  Lumber 
Alexander  Hezekiah,  carpenter,  129  Clinton  ave- 
nue, house  97  First 
AlexanderO.  C.  physician,  house  66  Eagle 
Aley  William,  dep.  sheriff,  bds.  77  Maiden  lane 
Alford  James,  waiter,  house  223  Jefferson 
Algie  Lithan,  switchtender,  house  4  Canal 
Alicott  Anthony,  porter,  house  74  Hamilton 
Alicott  Saniiael,  waiter,  house  141  Third 
Allanson  Peter,  carpenter  and  builder,  h.  1  Elm, 
Allard  David,  clerk,  449  B'way,  bds.  92  Beaver 
AUbright  James  M.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Allen  Avery  M.  flour,  91  Quay,  boards  84  Green 
Allen  Bernard,  bricklayer,  house  Eagle 
Allen  Campbell,  teacher,  boards  343  Hamilton 
Allen  Charles  S.  physician,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Allen  Chauucey  W.  teacher,  h.  44  West  Ferry 
Allen  Daniel,  butcher,  house  459  Wash,  avenue 
Allen  Dennis,  mason,  liouse  53  Third 
Allen  (Edward)  &  Ryder  {Seth  B. )  painters,  26 

Beaver,  house  32  Van  Schaick 
Allen  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  h.  32  Van  Schaick 
Allen  George  P.  bookkeeper,  boards  46  Orange 
Allen  Henry  A.  house  744  Broadway 
Allen  Henry  R.  engineer,  boards  9  Van  Tromp 
Allen  {Hiro'n  W.),  Shepard  (Wm.  S.)  &  Curtiss 
(J.  S.)  hardware  35  and  37  State,  house  757 
JBroadway 
AUen  Isaac,  carpenter,  h.  Columbia,  Greenbush 


Allen  Isaac  L.  perfumer,  &c,  10  Howard,  house 

77  Lark 
Allen  James,  moulder,  house  285  Lumber 
Allen  James,  undertaker,  613  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Allen  James  P.  druggist  retail,  B'way,  Greenb. 
Allen  James  R.  laborer,  bds.  70  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Allen  .Jane,  widow,  milliner,  house  46  Orange 
Allen  Jane,  widow,  house  32  Van  Schaick 
Allen  Jer'h,  laborer,  house  118  Ten  Broeck 
Allen  John,  carman,  house  107  Lumber 
Allen  John,  laborer,  house  70  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Allen  John,  laborer,  house  4  Sand 
Allen,  L.  F.  printer,  bds.  17  Philip 
Allen  Maria  Mrs.  house  180  Jefferson 
Allen  Mary  Mrs.  house  54  Elm 
Allen  Nancy,  tailoress,  boards  74  North  Pearl 
Allen  Otis,  attorney,  5  and  7  Douw's  Building, 

house  1 1  Clinton  avenue 
Allen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  50  Mulberry 
Allen  William  A.  attorney,  94  State,  h.  174  Jay 
Allen  William  C.  harncs'smaker,  h.  22  Westerlo 
Allendorf  Peter   A.    [Stall  &  AUcndorf,)  forw. 

merchant.  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Allicott  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  house  367  State 
Alpstack  Frederick,  tailor,  house  42  Bowery 
Altmayer  Leo  H.  teacher,  house  54  Howard 
Alvany  Michael,  laborer,  house  67  Van  Woert 
Alvord  Henry  B.  clerk,  11  Green,  h.  88  Westerlo 
Alvord  Henry  W.  cattle  broker.  West  Albany 
Ambrose  John,  laborer,  house  63  Broadway 
Ames  Angelo,  house  3  Plain 
Ames  Jer'h  F.  {Aincs  &  Co.),  boards  Am.  Hotel 
Ames  {Lorenzo)  &  Co.  {Sani'l  F.  and  J.  F.  Ames), 

flour  and  grain,  37  Quay 
Ames  Samuel  F.  (Ames  &  Co.),  bds.  Am.  Hotel 
Ames,  see  Eam.es. 

Amsdell  Brothers  {Geo.  I.,  Theo.  31.  and  Wm.  A.), 
brewers.  Jay  near  Dove,  and  maltsters.  Sand 
corner  Robin 
Amsdell  Geo.  I.  (Amsdell  Bros.)  h.  174  Wash.  ave. 
Amsdell  Theo.  M.  {Amsdell  Bros.)  h.  130  Lark 
Amsdell  Wm.  A.  {Amsdell. Bros.)  house  182  Jay 
Amsdell  Wm.  brewer,  h.  Gt.  Western  Turnpike 
Amther  Charles,  pianomaker,  house  3  Wendell 
Amy  Jonathan,  laborer,  house  24  Van  Schaick 
Anable  {Samuel)  &  Rathbone  (C.  X).),  leather,  oil, 
findings  and  wool,  30  and  32  State,  and  333 
Washington  avenue,  h.  3  Clinton  square 
Andermann  Gottleib,  carpenter,  h.  95  Bassett 
Anderson  Abby,  washerwoman,  h.  137  u.  Spring 
Anderson  Absolom,  baggage  express,  H.  R.  R.R. 

house  80  Third 
Anderson  Catherine,  nurse,  h.  27  Van  Woert 
Anderson  Daniel  B.  brewer,  house  90  Hudson 
Anderson  David  {McCarty  &  A.),  brickmaker, 

head  of  Catharine,  boards  99  Church 
Anderson  Duncan,  stairbuilder,  h.  342  Lydius 
Anderson  {George)  &  Congdon  {Stephen  B.),  for- 
warders and  comission  merchants,  57  Quay, 
house  Cottage  Garden,  Lydius  cor.  Kobin 
Anderson  George,  carpenter,  h.  rear  231  Lumber 
Anderson  Geo.  tile  drainer,  h.  Lydius  n.  Quail 
Anderson  George  H.  agent,  house  20  Third 
Anderson  Gilbert,  boatman,  house  S.  Ferry 
Anderson  Graham  T.  clerk  and  messenger  ex- 
ecutive chamber,  Capitol,  bds.  90  Hudson 
Anderson  James,  baker,  house  140  Lumber 
Anderson  John,  house  rear  68  Second 
Anderson,  John,  dry  goods,  66  S.  Pearl,  h.  207 

Lydius ' 
Anderson  John  H.  oysters,  227  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Anderson  Moses,  waiter,  house  137  Spring 
Anderson  Philip  W.  confectioner,  h.  112  Green 
Anderson  Robert,  blacksmith,  house  31  Morton 
Anderson  {Sarah)  &  Mesick  {Alida),  confection- 
ers, 78  Washington  avenue  and  30  Lydius, 
house  30  Lydius 


ALBANY      [A]      DIRECTORY. 


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Anderson  William,   blacksmith,  Boston  R.  R. 

shop,  Washington,  Greenbush 
Anderson  Wm.  blacksmith,  76  Swan,  house  119 

Second 
Anderson,  Wm.  J.,  oysters,  h.  17  South  Lansing 
Andes  Frederick,  (T.  Papen  &   Co.)  grocer,  74 

Schuyler,  house  14  Bethlehem  road 
Andes  (John)   &  Engel  {Charles),  butchers,  56 

Green,  house  47  Division 
Adies  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Andres  Adam,  gardener,  h.  26  Bethlehem  road 
Andrew  John,  blacksmith,  house  rear  440  Lydius 
Andrew  John,  laborer,  house  514  Clinton  ave. 
Andrews  A.  &  D.  R.  music  dealers,  85  State 
Andrews  Alfred,  organist,  house  30  Grand 
Andrews  Alexander,  shoemaker,  h.  15  Bowery 
Andrews  Addison  W.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Ex- 
change Building,  3d  floor,  h.  213  Hamilton 
Andrews  Andrew,  produce,  bouse  111  Green 
Andrews  Dudley  R.  {A.  &  D.  R.  Andrews),  mu- 
sic store,  85  State,  bds.  30  Grand         [47  do 
Andrews  Elisha,   bookkeeper,  45  Columbia,  h. 
Andrews  Eugene,  house  91  State 
Andrews  Fairman,  baker,  170  Washington  ave. 

house  97  upper  Spring 
Andrews  Joel   W.    meteorological  instruments 
and  telescope  work,  42  High,  h.  156  Hudson 
Andrews  Levi,  apothecary,  170  Washington  ave. 

house  142  do. 
Andrews  Marcus  A.  baker,  59  Lydius,  house  do. 
Andrews Mich'l,  moulder,  h.  rear  64  Van  Woert 
Andrews  Orin,  baker,  663  Broadway,  house  do. 
Andrews  Orin  F.  baker,    house    Van  Woert, 

below  R.  R.  crossing. 
Andrews  Peter,  laborer,  house  48  Bassett 
Andrews  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Lancaster,  cor.  Snipe 
Andrews  Rapin,  baker,  house  97  upper  Spring 
Andrews  Samuel,- house  Third  above  Knox 
Andrews  Truman,  printer,  house  124  Green 
Andrews  William  Mrs,  house  4  Daniel 
Angelum  Timothy,  laborer,  house  6  Lawrence 

court 
Angus  Charles,  printer,  h.  120  Jefferson 
Angus  John  G.  cigarmaker,  house  Washington 

avenue  cor.  Ontario 
Angus  Robei-t  Mrs.  boarding  house,  25  S  Pearl 
Angus  Stephen,  moulder,  h.  Lumber  ab.  Knox 
Anker  Lewis,  peddler,  house  85  Herkimer 
Annesley  Isaac  {L.  Annesley  &  Son,)  house  812 

Broadway 
Annesley    Lawson  &     Son,   {Isaac    Annesley), 
looking    glasses  and  picture   frames,    606 
Broadway,  house  41  Ten  Broeck 
Annesley  Richard  L.  {0.  S.  Rice  &  Co.),  painter, 

547  Broadway,  house  41  Ten  Broeck 
Annesley  William,  gilder,  506  B'way,  b.  659  do. 
Ansbro  Peter,  liquor  store,  172  Colonie,  h.  do. 
Anson  Gurdin  L.  house  621  Broadway 
Ansenberger  George,  house  89  Cherry 
Anthony  Charles  H.  school,  47  Eagle,  house  191 

Hamilton 
Anthony  Eliza,  millinery  and  children's   cloth- 
ing, 140X  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Anthony  Frederick,  house  22  Bethlehem  road 
Anthony  Henry  A.  machinist,  h.  140%  S.  Pearl 
Anthony  Josepli,  engineer  B.  R.  R.  house  First 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush. 
Anthony  Seth,  clerk,  381  B'way,  b.  57  Lydius 
Anthony  Wm.  H.   barber,  17  Washington  ave. 

house  219  Jefferson 
Appel  Charles,  painter,  house  83  South  Ferry 
Apple  Frederick,  porter,  house  195  Broad 
Apple  George,  stovemounter,  h.  7  Onets  alley 
Apple  Jacob,  pedler,  house  306  South  Pearl 
Apple  Sebastian,  tailor,  house  7  Onets  alley 
Appledown  John,  paj)erhanger,  house  127  Broad 
Appleger  Christopher,  shoemaker,  h.  170  Broad 


Appleton  Hannah,  widow,  house  8  Tivoli  hollow 
Appleton  Wm.  produce,  89  Bowery  and  71  Quay, 

house  188  Washington  avenue 
Apps  David,  engineer,  house  51  Jackson 
Apps  Jacob,  fireman,  bds.  12  Lumber 
Apps  Robert,  engineer,  house  95  First 
Apps  William  H.  laborer,  h.  83  First,  Arbor  hill 
Archer  George  K.  bartender,  31  Maiden  lane 
Arkell  John,  bartender,  551  Broadway 
Arkeson  Sarah,  widow,  house  31  Quay 
Arkles  Joseph,  farmer,  Del.  turn,  near  Morton 
Arley  James,  coachman, h.  Ill  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Armatage  A.  L.  meat  market,  324  Lydius,  house 

251  Hamilton 
Armatage  J.  H.  grocer,  Hamilton,  cor.  Hawk, 

house  103  Hawk 
Armatage  Wm.  N.  grocer,  58  Canal,  house  do. 
Armington  Charlotte,  millinery,  147  South  Pearl 
Armour  John   B.   brushmaker,  402  Broadway, 

house  at  Newtonville 
Armour  Robert,  mason  and  builder,  h.  51  First 
Arms  George  W.  clerk,  73  State,  house  15  Jay 
Armsby  James  H.  physician,  669  Broadway,  h. 

2  Park  place 
Armstrong  Cornelius  W.  com.  mer.  Quay,  cor, 

Hamilton,  bds.  Stanwix  Hall 
Armstrong  Edward,  bartender,  Adams  House 
Armstrong  James,  printer,  bds.  25  South  Pearl 
Armstrong  Jane,  widow,  house  158  Orange 
Armstrong  John,  machinist,  house  78  Second 
Armstrong  John  H.  clerk,  Adams  House      [son 
Armstrong  Wm.  coachman,  h.  Philip,  n.  John- 
Arnaud  John  J.  carpenter,  house  49  South  Ferry 
Arnold  Amos,  carman,  house  29  Van  Zandt 
Arnold  {Benj.   W.),  Folsom   [Alexander)  &  Co. 

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

district,  house  21  Ten  Broeck 
Arnold  Henry,  carpenter,  house  105  Lydius 
Arnold  James  I.  house  53  Washington  avenue 
Arnold  J.  Newton,  clerk  N.  Y.  t).  R.  R.,  Ex- 

change  Building,  bds.  28  Jay 
Arnold  Joseph,  boUermaker,  4  Pruyn,  house 

Division  near  Green 
Arnold  Moses,  tailor,  house»66  Lydius 
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,   [McBride  &    Co.),  tilemaker, 

house  Lydius  near  Ontario 
Artcher  John,  brickmaker,  h.  Lydius  n.  Ontario 
Artcher  John,  laborer,  house  W  Van  Zandt 
Artcher  {Michael)  &  Lyman  {Chas.  R.),  flour, 

63  Quay,  house  37  Lancaster 
Arthur  Peter,  engineer,  bds.  939  Broadway 
Arvin  W'm.  teamster,  house  63  Schuyler 
Arvin  Wm.  teamster,  house  74  Van  Woert 
Arzberger  John,  shoemaker,  house  8  Delaware 
Ashton  .Joseph,'  patternmaker,  house  20  Daniels 
Aspinall  Robert,  mason,  house  32  First 
Asprion  John,  mason,  house  127  Nucella 
Assalena  Leon,  fruit,  &c.  77  State  and  2  North 

Pearl,  house  58  Spring 
Atherley  Joseph,  physician,  65  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Atherton  George  W.  teacher,  bds.  132  Hamilton 
Atkins  Francis,  teamster,  house  rear  329  Lydius 
Atkins  James,  cutter,  465  Broadway,  house  rear 

22  West  Ferry 
Atkins  James,  grocer,  78  Third,  house  do. 
Atkins  Samuel  E.  shoemaker,  house  11  Grand 
Atkinson  Richard,  carman,  house  Lark 
Atwood  Henry  C.  clerk  atty.  gen.  office.  State 

Hall 
Atwood  John,  clerk  in  department  of  public  in- 
struction. State  Hall,  bds.   17  Jay 
Aubin  Napoleon,  gasworks  office,  44  State 
Auel  Micheal,  malster,  house  152  Chestnut 


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Auer  Alois,  gardener,  house  112  Broad 
Auer  Henry,  gasfitter,  bds.  112  Broad 
Aufsesser  Moses,  peddler,  h.  75  Schuyler 
Aussen  Jacob,  dresshoopmaker,  h.  98  Franklin 
Austin  Charles   L.  attorney  and  city  recorder, 

448  Broadway,  house  Elm  cor.  Hawk 
Austin  David  P.  teacher  Albany  academy,  bds. 

132  Hamilton 
Austin  James  M.  butcher,  bds.  298  Wash.  ave. 
Austin  Jeremiah,  bookkeeper,  house  90  Beaver 
Austin  {Jeremiah  J.)  &  Co.  {S.  G.  Wood),  agents 

Albany  &  Canal  line,  102  Pier,  h.  75  N.  Pearl 
Austin  J.  C.  dentist,  8  North  Pearl,  house  do. 
Austin  Matthew  V.  messenger  W.  R.  R.  house 

at  Bath 
Austin  Nathaniel,  bds.  12  Lumber 
Austin  R.  F.  359  Broadway,  b.  American  Hotel 
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,  house  86  Bradford 
AverUl  {Horace)  &  Ruggles   {V.  P.),  flour  and 

grain,  77  Quay,  house  123  Hamilton 
Avery  Amos  Mrs.  house  21  Ten  Broeck 
Avery  Archibald,  house  85  Hudson 
Avery  Elias,  stoveliner,  house  96  Arch 
Ayen  Conrad,  butcher,  104  Nucella,  house  do. 
Ayer  Daniel,  land  agent,  1  Exchange  Building, 

house  at  French's  viW-age 
Ayers  Alfred,  carpenter,  house  464  Lydius 
Ayers  John  D.  bds.  464  Lydius 
Ayers  William,  tailor,  house  464  Lydius 

BABCOCK  A.  ALLEN,  agent,  bds.  687  B'way 
Babcock  Benjamin,  painter,  house  10  Chestnut 
Babcock  Daniel,  moiilder,  house  59  Third 
Babcock  Daniel  L.   captain    steamboat    Young 

America,  80  Pier,  house  63  South  Ferry 
Babcock  Edward,   insurance  agent,.  446  Broad- 
way, house  at  Troy  [Hawk 
Babcock  Henry,  brickmaker,  house  Morton  cor. 
Babcock   Horace  H.,  Boston  and  Harlem  Rail 

Road  office,  Stanwix  Hall,  house  1  High 
Babcock  James  L.  physician,  house  lOl  Lydius 
Babcock  Joseph  M.  tinsmith,  bds.  10  Chestnut 
Babcock  John  M.  carman,  house  687  Broadway 
Babcock  Robert,  county  clerk.  City  Hall,  house 

at  Bethlehem 
Babcock  Susan,  house  98  Hawk 
Babcock  Timothy,  shoemaker,  h.  299  Hudson 
Babington  Lewis,  haypressmaker,  b.  11  Liberty 
Bach  Jacob,  peddler,  house  227  Schuyler 
Bacheller  Benj.  F.  harnessmaker,  b.  77  Westerlo 
Bacheller    Dwight,   harnessmaker,    143    South 

Pearl,  house  77  Westerlo 
Bachman  B.  cigarmaker,  house  148  Broad 
Bachman  Henry  A.  agt.  347  B'way,  h.  11  Daniels 
Bachmanu  Renatus,  manuf.  chemist,  h.  224  Elm 
Bacon  Patrick,  coalheaver,  house  46  Rensselaer 
Bacon  {Samuel  N.)  &  Stickneys  {Moses  W.  and 
Lcandcr),  coftee  and  spice  manufacturers,  9 
Exchange,  house  76  Clinton  avenue 
Badgley  John  W.  house  70  Jay 
Badgley  Joseph  D.  {Monteath  &  B.),  wholesale 

grocer,  26  State,  house  9  Ten  Broeck 
Baehl  John,  tilemaker,  house  Snipe  near  Yates 
Bagel  Jacob,  basketmaker,  house  114  Bowery 
Bagley  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  16  Chapel 
Bagley  James,  trader,  house  14  Bleeckcr 
Bagley  Michael,  trader,  bds.  14  Bleecker 
Bagley  Thomas,  clerk,  70  State,  h.  116  Second 
Bagnell  Wm.  painter,  house  69  Lark 
Bahan  James,  laborer,  bds.  66  Lawrence 
Bahan  John,  bds.  rear  55  Van  Woert 
Bailey  Charles,  charcoal,  h.  3  Bethlehem  road 


Bailey  {Elisha)  &  Brothers  {Nelson  and  Isaac), 
dry  goods,  87  Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Bailey  Edward,  clerk,  house  20  Hawk 
Bailey  {Edward)  &  Joralemon  {John),  stoves,  &c. 

87  South  Pearl,  house  74  Division 
Bailey  Franklin,  rail  road  agent,  h.  314  Lydius 
Bailey  Henry,  carpenter,  house  42  Delaware 
Bailey  Isaac  {Bailey  &  Bros.),    87  Washington 

avenue,  house  do. 
Bailey  John  E.  clerk,  89  Wash.  ave.  h.  87  do. 
Bailey  John,  peddler,  house  112  Nucella 
Bailey  John  V.  printer,  house  81  Lancaster 
Bailey  Joseph,  cooper,  house  99  Dove 
Bailey  Joseph,  paver,  house  18  Orange 
Bailey  Lemuel,  furrier,  house  329  North  Pearl 
Bailey  Lemuel,  mason,  bds.  329  North  Pearl 
Bailey  Nelson  {Bailey  &  Bros.)  dry  goods,  87 

Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Bailey  S.  S.  bds.  70  >^  Eagle 
Bailey  Theodore  S.  clerk,  41  State,  bds.  74  Eagle 
Bailey  Wm.  jr.  mason,  bds.  329  North  Pearl 
Bailey  W.  H.  physician,  17  Wash.  ave.  h.  116  do. 
Baillie  Charles,  marblepolisher,  h.  39  Franklin 
Bain  Daniel,  painter,  house  135  Canal 
Bain  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  68  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Bain  John  Mrs.  house  68  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Bain  Peter  C.  bookbinder,  house  103  Jefferson 
Bain  Peter  W.  carman,  house  56  Grand 
Baker  Adam,  cooper,  house  21 K  Centre 
Baker  Catharine,  widow,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Baker  C.  A.  stoves,  592  B'way,  h.  97  Clinton  ave. 
Baker  Charles  C.  printer,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Baker  George,  .stoves,  31  Wash.  ave.  bds.  35  do 
Baker  George  E.  house  181  Lydius 
Baker  George  F.  clerk,  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  bds.  181  Lydius 
Baker  George  W.  clerk,  house  92  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Baker  Henry,  laborer,  house  53  Delaware 
Baker  Henry,  upholsterer,  house  at  Greeubush 
Baker  Isaac,  engineer,  house  152  Orange 
Baker  James  E.  {De  Graff  &  B.),  druggists,  53 

South  Pearl,  house  2  Plain 
Baker  Jacob,  flour  and  grain,  66  Quay,  h.  41  Jay 
Baker  Jas.  L.  stoves,  54  State,  house  78  First 
Baker  John,  laborer,  house  68  Lawrence 
Baker  John,  laborer,  house  309  Bowery 
Baker  John,  moulder,  h.  39  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Baker  John,  porter,  house  67  Eagle 
Baker  John  A.  clerk,  bds.  97  Clinton  avenue 
Baker  Jos.  W.  carpenter,  bds.  151  Lumber 
Baker  Patience  A.  boarding  house,  55  Colonie 
Baker  Samuel,  stoves,  16  Green,  and  confection- 
ery, 43  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Baker  Solomon,  printer,  house  141  Swan 
Baker  Sophia  Mrs.  house  4  William 
Baker  William,  sexton,  St.  Paul's,  h.  5  Union 
Baker  Wm.  laborer,  house  34  Broad 
Baker  Wm.  switchman,  N.Y.C.R.R.  h.  120  Snipe 
Baker  Wm.  P.  furnaceman,  house  126  Broad 
Baldwin  A.  J.  Mrs.  house  45  Jay 
Baldwin  Andrew  J.  clerk,  house  at  W.  Albany 
Baldwin  Bronson  A.  carman,  h.  318  Hamilton 
Baldwin  Charles  E.  {Baldwin  Bros.),  94  State, 

bds.  227  do. 
Baldwin  Erastus,  bds.  36  Quay 
Baldwin  Henry  jr.  bds.  19  Dallius 
Baldwin  Jeremiah,  engineer,  house  153  Delaware 
Baldwin  {John)  Brothers  {Charles  jB.), attorneys, 

94  State,  bds.  227  State 
Baldwin  John  L.  9  Exchange,  b.  Dunlop  House 
Baldwin  Michael,  porter,  house  46  Van  Schaick 
Baldwin  Moses,  peddler,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Ball  George,  compositor,  bds.  32  Eagle 
Ball  John,  carpenter,  h.  Nucella,  cor.  S.  Pearl 
Ball  John  H.  carpenter,  bds.  33  Mulberry 
Ball  Magdaline,  nurse,  house  97  Nucella 
Ball  Mary,  boarding  house,  132  Hamilton 


ALBANY      [B]      DIRECTORY. 


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Ball  Paul,  mason,  house  15  Swan 
Ball  Tunis  M.  printer,  bds.  165  Franklin 
Ball  Wm.  bricklayer,  house  113  Green 
Ballantine  Ann,  widow,  39  James 
Ballantine  Wm.  pianomaker,  house  16  Jackson 
Ballard  Ambrose,  carpenter,  h.  151  North  Pearl 
Ballard  John,  stairbuilder,  house  139  Grand 
Ballard  John  H.  machinist,  house  105  Hawk 
Ballentine  Alex,  machinist,  house  95  Dallius 
Ballentine  James,  mason,  house  295  Lydius 
Ballentine  Robert  G.  blacksmith,  h.  N.Albany 
Ballin  Louis,  shoemaker,  176  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Ballin  Simon,  peddler,  house  186  South  Pearl 
Ballou  Geo.  W.  brass  founder,  b.  Empire  House 
Ballou  Ransom  jr.   upholstery  goods,  window 
shades,  &c.,  with  C.  S.  Middlebrook,  Twed- 
dle  Hall,  State  corner  North  Pearl 
Balmes  Nicholas,  laborer  h.  Washington  avenue 
Balschwender  Sebastian,  tailor,  house  62  Clinton 
Baltras  Frederick  P.  tailor,  house  81  Rensselaer 
Bamber  Robert,  bds.  134  North  Pearl 
Bamberg  William,  harnessmaker,  house  Lydius 

near  Partridge 
Bambrick  H.  A.  trunkmaker,  b.  Empire  House 
Banan  Ann,  eating  house,  2  William,  house  do. 
Banard  Alex,  house  114  Third 
Bancroft   John  &    Son   (Joseph\,    builders,  54 

James,  house  108  Clinton  avenue 
Bancroft  Joseph  {John  Bancroft  &  Son),  builder, 

64  James,  bds.  108  Clinton  avenue 
Bancroft  Royal,  wood  dealer,  h.  179  Hamilton 
Banker  Fred,  boatman,  house  35  Mulberry 
Banker  Gershom,  85  Columbia 
Banker  John,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  Merchants' 

.     Hotel 
Banks  A.  Bleecker  (Banks  &  Bros.),  law  book 

publisher,  475  Broadway,  house  130  State 
Banks  &  Bros.  law  book  publishers,  475  B'way 
Banks  Herman,  painter,  h.  plankroad  n.  Perry 
Banks  Louisa,  widow,  house  Arch,  cor.  Franklin 
Bantam  Christina,  widow,  house  67  Orange 
Bantam  John  S.  carpenter,  bds.  67  Orange 
Bantam  Summarland  T.  painter,  bds.  67  Orange 
Bantham  Andrew  J.   clerk,  72  State,  bds.  242 

Lumber 
Bantham  John  G.  goldbeater,  h.  30  West  Ferry 
Baragar  Harriet  Mrs.  nurse,  h.  23  West  Ferry 
Barben  Henry,  painter,  house  23  Clinton 
Barben  Matthias,  porter,  42  Dean,  h.  23  Clinton 
Barber  Benjamin  C..  blacksmith,  h.  83  Herkimer 
Barber  Fletcher  {Davis  &  B.),  commission  mer- 
chant, 5  Hudson,  b.  28  Washington  avenue 
Barber  Jeremiah,  waiter,  house  379  State 
Barber  John,  basketmaker,  house  53  Odell 
Bar  bin  Archel,  blacksmith,  house  303  N.  Pearl 
Barbin  Edw'd,  shoemaker,  130  B'way,  h.  128  do. 
Barden  Michael,  grain  striker,  h.  216  B'way 
Barden  Ulrich,  furnaceman,  h.  24  Clinton,  Beth- 
lehem 
Bardwell  Jane,  widow,  house  137  Eagla 
Bareis  Barnabas,  tailor,  house  7  Bowery 
Barent  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  88  Grand 
Barg  Philip,  moulder,  boards  91  Church 
Bargan  Patrick,  cooper,  house  68  Arch 
Barguet  Bissett,  cutter,  534  B'way,  h.  81  Green 
Barhouf  Michael,  brass  worker,  h.  Delaware  u. 

Elizabeth 
Barhydt  Peter,  barber,  house  166  Third 
Barhydt  {Richard)  &  Morange  {Peter  M.),  piano 

warerooms,  502  Broadway,  house  20  Dove 
Barker  Abraham  B.  woodenware,  bds.  31  Jay 
Barker  Catharine  D.   widow  of  Jas.   D.   h  21 

Steuben 
Barker  Eliza,  dressmaker,  h.  62  Montgomery 
Barker  H.  V.  B.  boards  Stanwix  Hail 
Barker  John,  fireman,  boards  747  Broadway 
Barker  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  52  Montgomery 


Barker  William  P.  woodenware,  47  S.  Pearl,  h. 

31  Jay 
Barlow  William  B.  boards  65  Herkimer 
Barnard  Daniel  D.  attorney,  house  1  Elk 
Barnard  David,  peddler,  house  111  Broad 
Barnard  Frank,  student,  boards  Empire  House 
Barnard  Frederick  J.  448  Broadway,  h.  724  do. 
Barnard  John  B.  boots  and  shoes,  404  B'way 
Barnard  John  B.  F.  agent  Merchants'  Dispatch, 

1  Clinton  ave.  n.  B'way,  h,  at  East  Albany 
Barnard  Louisa,  nurse,  bds.  37  Dallius 
Barnard  Margaret,  widow,  h.  27  Quackenbush 
Barnard  Samuel  W.  {White,  Loveland   &   Co). 

lumber,  Water  c.  N.  Ferry,  and  448  B'way, 

house  111  Washington  avenue 
Barnes  Charles,  clerk,  525  B'way,  bds.  851  do. 
Barnes  {David  M.)  &  Godfrey  {Heber  L.),  Morn- 
ing Times,  1  Green,  house  2  Dallius 
Barnes  John  Sanford,  attorney,  41  North  Pearl, 

house  75  Hawk 
Barnes  Joseph  C.  clerk,  25  Green,  bds.  45  do. 
Barnes  Robert,  millwright,  house  64  Jeiferson 
Barnes  Simmons  S.  widow  of,  house  45  Green 
Barnes  William,  sup't  insurance  dep't,  state  hall, 

h.  292  State 
Barnett  Abram,  livery,  house  63  James 
Barnett  Mary,  widow,  house  224  Broadway 
Barnett  Richard,  plasterer,  h.  224  Broadway 
Barney  Charles,  calker,  h.  B'way  n.   Johnson, 

Greenbush 
Barney  Hughs,  laborer,  house  58  North  Ferry 
Barney  Paul  C.  clerk  post  office,  h.  423  Lydius 
Barnhart  John,  baker,  house  105  Snipe 
Barr  Joseph,  porter,  11  State,  h.  Trotter's  alley 
Barragar  Harriet  Mrs.  nurse,  h.  23  West  Ferry 
Barren  Francis,  tailor,  house  153  Broadway 
Barrepp  Peter,  laborer,  house  9  plank  road 
Barrett  Ellen,  widow,  house  Lydius  c.  Franklin 
Barrett  Hugh,  carman,  h.  112  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Barrett  {J.  Edward)  &  Co.   {Henry  Carey),  tin 

roofers,  114  State,  boards  164  Jay 
Barrett  James,  mason,  house  70  Grand 
Barrett  John,  moulder,  house  109  Elm 
Barrett  John,  butcher,  house  367  Bowery 
Barrett  Michael,  tailor,  house  70  Canal 
Barrett  Patrick,  moulder,  house  46  Westerlo 
Barrett  Patrick,  prop,  ferry  house,  Greenbush 
Barrett  Richard,  butcher,  house  246  Bowery 
Barrett  Richard,  house  154  Jay 
Barrett  {Robert)  &  Branion( TAos.  A.),  plumbers, 

•  instate,  bds.  154  Jay 
Barrett  Thomas,  tailor,  34  Beaver,  house  do. 
Barrett  William,  goldbeater,  49  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Barrett  Wyman  R.  produce,  120  Pier,  h.  16  Broad 
Barrey  Anson,  carman,  house  166  Second 
Barrey  John,  carman,  house  166  Second 
Barrow  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  Lydius  r.  Quail 
Barrup  Albert,  boilermaker,  boards  6  Dallius 
Barry  Angel,  laborer,  house  42  Arch 
Barry  Ann,  widow,  house  rear  43  DeWitt 
Barry  James,  grocer  103  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Barry  John,  butcher,  h.  464  Washington  avenue 
Barry  John,  butcher,  house  268  Bowery 
Barry  John,  laborer,  house  11  Columbia 
Barry  John,  cigarmaker,  house  49  Johnson 
Barry  John,  laborer,  boards  280  Lumber 
Barry  Michael,  grocer,  146  Broadway,  house  do. 
Barry  Thomas,   porter,    463  Broadway,  house 

lower  end  Dallius 
Barry  Thomas,  watchman,  h.  33  Mulberry 
Barse  Alfred,  printer,  boards  33  Green 
Bartholomew  Charles,  grocer,  Hudson  c.  High 
Bartholomew  George,  house  82  Beaver 
Bartholomew  Riley,  house  63  Lumber 
Bartlett  Ann  H.  Miss,  h.  54  Lawrenre 
Bartlett  Catharine,  widow,  house  39  Third 
Bartlett  Dennis  N.  teamster,  h.  866  Broadway. 


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Bartlett  Hannah  A.  Miss,  house  25  Lawrence 
Bartlett  John  A.  carpenter,  bds.  274  Hamilton 
Bartlett  John  I.  stahles,  179  Montgomery,  bds. 

54  Lawrence 
Bartlett  Julia  M.  teacher,  boards  12  Park 
Bartlett  Mary,  widow,  house  51  West  Ferry 
Bartley  James  Mrs.  house  298  State 
Bartley  James,  laborer,  house  ,138  Colonie 
Bartley  John,  moulder,  house  62  Schuyler 
Bartley  John,  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  bds.  298  State 
Barton  Benj.  F.  boards  17  Daniel 
Barton  David  B.  clerk,  boards  17  Daniel 
Barton  Dennis,  laborer,  house  69  Mulberry 
Barton  Silas,  mason,  house  17  Daniel 
Barton  Thomas,  laborer,  house  64  Mulberry 
Bartram  Chas.  clerk,  466  B'way,  h.  36  Chesnut 
Barup  Francis,  shoemaker,  house  357  State 
Bassett  Daniel  E.  brickyard.  Lark,  cor.  Clinton 

avenue,  house  83  Hudson 
Bassett  Edmund,  shoemaker,  9  Church,  h.  do. 
Bassett  James,  shoemaker,  189  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Bassett  Stephen,  painter,  house  29  Lark 
Bassler  Caspar,  mason,  house  5  Tennis 
Bastwick  Corraac,  laborer,  house  9  Morton 
Batchelder  John  F.  cashier  Bank  of  Interior,  61 

State,  house  56  Hawk  [h.  59  Hawk 

Batcheldor  Edward  C.  (G.  &  E.  C.  Batcheldor), 
Batcheldor  G.  &  E.  C,  wholesale  grocers,  18 

State,  boards  American  Hotel 
Batcheldor  Thiel,  house  59  Hawk 
Batcheldor,  see  Bacheller 
Bateman  Edward,  paver,  house  4  Clinton 
Bates  Comford,  gardener,  1  &  2  south  side  Center 

Market,  house  at  Pine  Grove 
Bates  Elvira,  widow,  house  219  Green 
Bates  Jacob,  shoemaker,    46  Westerlo,  house 

Plumb  cor.  Franklin 
Bates  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  121  Broad 
Bates  Jeremiah  H.  cooper,  123  Chestnut,  h.  175 

Lancaster 
Bates  Lucinda,  widow,  nurse,  h.  54  Division 
Bates  M.  Rev.  house  269  Hudson 
Bates  Sarah,  M'idow,  house  119  Broad  • 
Bates  Sarah,  dressmaker,  house  54  Division 
Batt  Benjamin  F.  clerk,  67U  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Battell  Mellen,  machinist,  house  28  Cliapel 
Battersby  Francis  H.  butcher,  h.  21  Clinton  ave. 
Battersby  James  &  John,  meat  stall,  21  Clinton 

avenue,  house  do.  [Clinton  ave. 

Battersby  John  {James  &  J.  Battersby),  house  21 
Battersby  John,  house  9  Lark 
Batterson  Theo.  E.  news  room  and  cigars,  774 

Broadway,  house  do. 
Bauer  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  297  Wash.  ave. 
Bauer  Henry,  saddler,  house  114  Bowery 
Bauer  Urban,  tailor,  house  49  Alexander 
Baum  Chiistian,  house  32  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Baum  John,  hair  dresser,  236  South  Pearl 
Baumbach  Frederick,  moulder,  h.  Neucella,  cor. 

Clinton 
Baumis  James  H.  Mrs.  h.  50  Second,  Arbor  hill 
Baumos  George,  shoemaker,  house  49  Second 
Baumos  Jane,  widow,  h.  27  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Baurber  Robert,  clerk,  office  secretary  of  state, 

State  hall 
Bautt  Joseph,  shoemaker,  bds.  193  S.  Pearl 
Baxter  Michael,  laborer,  house  224  Broadway- 
Baxter  Patrick,  baker,  168  Montgomery,  h.  do.' 
Bay  John  jr.  house  32  North  Pearl 
Bay  John  'W.  physician,  house  32  North  Pearl 
Bay  William,  physician,  house  32  North  Pearl 
Bay  William  A.  house  32  North  Pearl 
Bayeux  Sarah  A.  Mrs.  teacher,  h.  26  N.  Pearl 
Beach  Cornelius,  haruessmaker,  h.  5  Chestnut 
Beale  Richard,  laborer,  h.  371  Clinton  avenue 
Beals  George  W.  baker,  house  91  Beaver 
Beals  Richard,  laborer,  h.  371  Clinton  avenue 


Beals  Sarah  Mrs.  boarding-house,  91  Beaver 
Bear  Daniel,  moulder,  h.  4  Plain  continued 
Beard  Henry  W.  grocer,  Washington  avenue, 

corner  Robin,  house  do. 
Beard  William  H.  house  48  Mulberry 
Beardsley  Henry,  machinist,  bds.  Albany  Hotel 
Beardslev  Nelson,  proprietor  Albany  Hotel,  67 

Washington  avenue 
Bearup  Julia  A.  nurse,  house  128  State 
Bearup  Peter,  boilermaker,  house  24  Westerlo 
Beattie  (David  C.)  &  Talliuan  [Chas.  M.),  attor- 
neys, 51  State,  boards  71  Hudson 
Beattie  Walter,  machinist,  house  174  N.  Pearl 
Beatty  George,  porter,  39  State,  h.  202  Clin.  ave. 
Beatty  Margaret,  widow,  house  21  Van  Schaick 
Beavens  Arthur,  milk  peddler,  house  115  Sand 
Beavens  John,  butcher,  house  83  Bowery 
Beavens  Rob't,  milkman,  h.  Clin.  ave.  n.  Quail 
Beaver  Alexander,  painter,  h,  19  Great  Western 

turnpike 
Beaver  John,  painter,  house  73  Lark 
Beaver  William  H.  baker,  h.  84  South  Ferry 
Bechtel  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  32  Bowery 
Bechtel  Peter,  turner,  house  131  upper  Spring 
Beck  Joseph,  shoemaker,  184  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Beck  Richard,  stonecutter,  h.  rear  22  W.  Ferry 
Beckel  Mary,  widow,  house  193  S.  Pearl 
Becker  Adam,  boatman,  house  230  Lydius 
Becker  A.  James,  harbor  police,  house  12  Broad 
Becker  Alexander  R.  agent  Merchants'  Line,  282 

Broadway,  bds.  Commercial  Hotel 
Becker  Philip,  laborer,  house  117  Sand 
Becker  Philip,  physician,  house  229  Sand 
Becket  Thos.  A.  clerk,  7K  Hudson,  house  75  N. 

Lansing 
Beckett  Amelia  Miss,  milliner,  bds.  1  Lark 
Beckett  Henrietta  Miss,  milliner,  bds.  1  Lark 
Beckett  Thos.  machinist,  bds.  1  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Beckett  Thomas  Mrs.  grocer.  Lark  cor.  Lumber 
Beckett  William  J.  grocer,  bds.  1  Lark 
Beckwith  D.  L.  dentist,  bds.  61  Hudson 
Bede  John  R.  house  167  Elm 
Bedell  Charles  F.  bds.  71  Knox 
Bedell  Daniel,  house  191  State 
Bedell  David  P.  eating  house,  bds.  191  State 
Bedell  Edward  S.  bookkeeper,  bds.  39  Dove 
Bedell  Elizabeth  N.,  Empire  House,  South  Pearl 

cor.  Beaver 
Bedell  Orville,  bds.  71  Knox 
Bedell  Richard,  house  71  Knox 
Bedell  William,  butcher,  h.  23  lower  Spring 
Beebe  Asaph,  butcher,  1U2  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Beebe  Benjamin  F.  wheelwright,  bds.  28  Jay 
Beebe  Edwin,  prop,  of  Franklin  House,  136  and 

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

Clinton  [Tennis 

Beebe  Thomas  T.  carpenter,  Whitehall  road  cor. 
Beebe  Thomas  W.  carpenter,  house  Whitehall 

road  cor.  Tennis. 
Beecher  Theodore  Mrs.  widow,  h.  147  Second 
Beeg  Frederick,  tinsmith,  house  448  Lydius 
Beehle  Jacob,  tailor,  house  rear  211  Broad 
Beeny  Charles,  pianomaker,  bds.  119  N.  Pearl 
Beeny  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  rear  137  First 
Beeny  Sarah,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  119  N.  Pearl 
Beers  Asahel  S.  bookkeeper,  319  Broadway,  h. 

82  Green 
Beers  Benjamin,  carman,  house  5  Garden 
Beers  Edward,  bootmaker,  45  Beaver,  house  100 

Eagle 
Beers  Harlow,  currier,  house  12  Van  Schaick 
Beers  William,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Woert 
Beers  William  H.  carman,  house  at  N.  Albany 
Beetham  E.  miiliner,  40  S.  Pearl,  h.  335  Lydius 
Begkel  John  V.  tailor,  house  Spruce  u.  Perry 


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Begnell  Thomas,  9  Exchange,  house  51  Quay 
Behan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  68  Schuyler 
Behan  Thomas,   liquors,   6   Hudson,   house   13 

Van  Tromp 
Behnker  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  John  cor.  Quay 
Beit  Philip,  mason,  h.  2  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Beir  John,  carpenter,  house  rear  442  Lyilius 
Belcher  John  S.  blacksmith,  h.  920  Broadway 
Beldeu   Albert  A.   marble  worker,    Broadway, 

Greenbush,  house  at  Greenbush 
Belden  Almira,  dressmaker,  house  at  Bath 
Belden  Edwin  F.  clerk,  bds.  124  State 
Belden  Theodore  T.  bds.  101  South  Pearl 
Belknap  Chas.  M.  clerk,  697  B'way,  b.  23  Dewitt 
Belknap  John  W.  house  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Belknap  (Zebina)  &  McKeroher  {Duncan),  coal, 

694  Broadway,  house  23  Dewitt 
Bell  Adam,  gardener,  house  at  Bath 
Bell  Ann,  widow,  house  169  Second 
Bell  Charles,  alderman  9th  ward,  h.  329  Bowery 
Bell  James,  512  Broadway,  bds.  106  Green 
Bell  James,  tailor,  house  132  Lumber 
Bell  James,  tallyman,  house  47  Westerlo 
Bell  James  C.  461  Broadway,  h.  17  Ten  Broeok 
Bell  John,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Bell  John,  bookkeeper,  bds.  66  Elm 
Bell  John  H.  clerk,  512  Broadway,  bds.  66  Elm 
Bell  Joseph,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Bell  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  170  Jay 
Bell  Norman  W.  steward,  house  90  Bassett 
Bell  [Robert  H.)  &  Sanders  (H.  B.),  carvers,  71 

Herkimer,  house  12  Fi-anklin 
Bell  Walter,  porterhouse,  house  115  S.  Pearl 
Bell  Wm.  J.  bookseller,  512  B'way,  h.  66  Elm 
Bellew  Michael  J,  porterhouse,  15  Herkimer 
Bellknap  W.  Rev.  house  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Bellows  Willard  {S.  Munson  &  Co.),  shoes,  373 

Broadway,  house  1  Phoenix  place 
Belser  George,  grocer,  146  Franklin,  house  do. 
Belser  Joseph,  drygoods,  316  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  894  Broadway, 

house  249  North  Pearl 
Ben  Peter,   whitewasher,  inquire  at  Haswell's, 

South  Pearl  cor.  Lydius. 
Benadict  Geo.  carpenter,  h.  78  Second,  Greenb'h 
Bendall  Edward,  peddler,  house  118  Arch 
Bendee  L.  clerk,  bds.  Empire  House 
Bendel  Herman,  student,  104  Green,  bds.  do. 
Bendell  Abraham,  house  104  Broad 
Bendell  Henry,  grocer,  18  Bethlehem  rd.  h.  do. 
Bender  Adam,  furnaceman,  house  53  Clinton 
Bender  Andrew,  laborer,  house  37  Teunis 
Bender  Ann,  widow,  house  Clinton 
Bender  Charles,  blacksmith,  house   Broadway 

way,  Greenbush 
Bender  Christopher  W.  house  1 38  Hudson 
Bender  Conrad,  tailor,  house  181  Bowery 
Bender  Ellen,  widow,  h.  300  Washington  av. 
Bender  Epliraim   H.   bookseller,   stationer   and 

bookbinder,  73  State,  house  161  Hamilton 
Bender  George,  watchman;  house  166  Sand 
Bender  George  R.  clerk  1  North  Pearl,  house  300 

Washington  avenue 
Bender  John,  tailor,  h.  Van  Vechten  cor.  Teunis 
Bender  Justus,  grocer,  71  Church,  house  do. 
Bender  Lewis,  tailor,  house  55  Delaware 
Bender  Mary,  widow,  house  53  Clinton 
Bender  Matthew  W.  house  195  Lydius 
Bender  Wendell  G.   clerk,   63    State,   bds.    181 

Hamilton 
Bender  Wendell  M.  lumber,  184  Water,  house 

193  Lydius 
Bender  William,  moulder,  house  9  Teunis 
Bender  William  M.  grocer,  Lydius  cor.   Lark, 

house  126  Lark 


Benedict  Ezra  G.  (J.  Benedict  &  Son),  lumber 

dealer,  house  95  Clinton  avenue 
Benedict  George,   carpenter,   W.   R.   R.   house 

Second,  Greenbush 
Benedict  George  C.    ( Wilkins  &  B.),  drygoods, 

53  Washington  avenue,  bds.  42  do. 
Bededict  Henry,  cook,  house  97  Schuyler 
Benedict  Henry  M.  house  3  Park  place 
Benedict  J.  &  Sou  {Ezra  G.),  lumlber,  15  Lumber 

district,  house  95  Clinton  avenue 
Benedict  Lewis,  house  3  Park  place 
Benedict  Lewis  jr.  attorney,  71  State,  h.  3  Park  pi 
Benedict  William  F.  iron  and  nails,  343  Broad- 
way, house  at  Schenectady 
Benham  Gecrge,  coachmaker,  h.  76  Westerlo 
Benhart  Christopher,  blacksmith,  house  Morris 

n.  Ontario 
Benjamin  Abigail,  widow,  house  115  Knox 
Benjamin  {Geo.  W.)  &  Herrick  {Jona.  R.),  fruits 

and  nuts,  351  Broadway,  house  82  Lydius 
Benjamin  Samuel,  pedler,  house  95  Schuyler 
Beune  Clarissa,  widow,  house  173  Hudson 
Benne  David  P.  dentist,  14  N.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Bennett  Edward,  gardener,  house  Washington 

avenue  above  Partridge 
Bennett  Edward  A.  moulder,  house  37  Bowery 
Bennett  Ezra  B.  flour,  fish  and  provisions,  59 

and  60  Quay,  house  62  Philip 
Bennett  George,  distiller,  h.  150  Montgomery 
Bennett  Hugh,  tallyman,  house  7  S.  Lansing 
Bennett  James,  carman,  house  195  Orange 
Bennett  Jas.  carpenter,  grocer,  323  State,  h.  do. 
Bennett  John  V.  K.  fireman,  bds.  103  Green 
Bennett  Joseph,  clockmaker,  h.  66  Hudson 
Bennett  Lydia,  widow,  house  37  Bowery 
Bennett  Michael,  mason,  house  107  Snipe 
Bennett  Myland  C.  4th  district  police,  house  136 

upper  Spring 
Bennett  Nathan,  oyster  saloon^  46  Wash,  ave. 
Bennett  Richard  F.  carpenter,  h.  North  Albany 
Bennett  Susan,  widow,  house  87  Hamilton 
Bennett  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Third  ab.  Knox 
Bennett  Thomas  D.  flour  and  grain,  86  Quay, 

house  at  Kenwood 
Bennett  William,  baker,  house  178  Lumber 
Bennett  William,  scrollsawyer,  house  148  Canal 
Benning  Garret  G.  milkman,  house  Delaware 

turnpike,  n.  Morton 
Benning  John  W.  blacksmith,  h.  31  Westerlo 
Benning  William,  clerk,  56  State,  b.  71  Beaver 
Bennink  Christian,  printer,  house  214  S.  Pearl 
Bennink  Joanna,  widow,  house  214  S.  Pearl 
Bensen  J.    G.   {Berry  &  B.),   78  State,   boards 

Franklin  house 
Bensen    {Nicholas)   &   Crannell   {Matthew  jr.), 

tool  store  and  planemakers,  108  State,  house 

50  Hawk 
Benson  Adam,  hostler,  house  at  Greenbush 
Benson  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  33  Second 
Benson  Harrison,  express,  13  Exchange  Build- 
ing, boards  113  Hawk 
Benson  John,  bookkeeper,  h.  237  North  Pearl 
Bent  Ebenezer,  agent,  Lark,  corner  State,  boards 

American  hotel 
Bent  John,  carpenter,  house  79  South  Ferry 
Bentley  Charles  W.  insurance  agent,  442  Broad- 
way, house  99  Grand 
Bentley  Charles  W.  &  R.  C.  com.  mers.  Quay, 

corner  Hainilton,  house  99  Grand 
Bentley  James  R.   {Van  Santvoord  &  Co.),   77 

Pier,  house  at  Buffalo 
Bentley  Richard  C.    {C.   W.  &  R.  C.  Bentley), 

com.  and  shipping  merchants,  Quay  corner 

Hamilton,  house  90  Grand 
Bentley  Thomas  H.  clerk,  51  State,  b.  88  Beaver 
Benton  Charles  H.  chair  painter,  h,  114  Jeflerson 
Benton  Daniel  S.  clerk,  57  State,  bds.  110  Green 


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ALBANY      [B]      DIRECTOEY 


Benton  Jos.  bookbinder,  9  James,  h.  110  Green 
Benton  Nathaniel  S.  auditor  of  canal  department, 

State  Hall,  boards  Stanwix  Hall 
Benton  N.  S.  jr.,  clerk,  canal  department,  State 

Hall,  boards  Stanwix  Hall 
Bentz  Catharine,  widow,  house  94  Willett 
Bentz  Gottlieb,  baker,  house  215  Third 
Berben  Matthias,  upholsterer,  house  26  Clinton 
Berestord  Michael,  driver,  house  143  Orange 
Beresford  Philip,  stationman,   N.  Y.  C.  K.  R. 

house  286  Lumber 
Bergen  John,  laborer,  house  39  Rensselaer 
Bergen  William,  grocer,  165  Church,  house  do. 
Berger  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  219  Bowery 
Bergeron  Joseph,  porter,  461  B'way,  h.  117  Aich 
Bergeron  Maximilian,  porterhouse,  1  Division, 

house  175  Eagle 
Berigau  Michael,  laborer,  house  42  Third 
Berhuer  Lewis,  cigarmaker,  bds.  53  S.  Lansing 
Berliner  Fred,  tailor,  house  62  Bowery- 
Berliner  Solomon,  cigarmaker,  h.  53  S.  Lansing 
Berndt  Louis,  tailor,  house  164  Broad 
Bernhard  Catharine,  widow,  millinery,  266  S. 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Bernhard  G.  Mrs.  fancy  goods,  47  Green,  h.  do. 
Bernhard  Mary,  millinery,  266  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Bernhard  Oscar  G.  student,  boards  47  Green 
Berresford  Henry,  laborer,  house  135  Church 
Berresford  Mary,  widow,  house  14  Orange 
Berresford  Patrick,  boat  captain,  h.  71  Cherry 
Berrigan  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  bds.  73  Canal 
Berrigan  Patrick,  boatman,  house  93  Orange 
Berrington  Daniel,  butcher,  h.  580  Clinton  ave. 
Berry  Charles,  baker,  house  West  Ferry,  bel. 

Ontario 
Berry  Eliza,  widow,  house,  Johnson 
Berry  (Benjamin)  &  Brown,  (X  G.)  teas,  &c.  78 

State,  boards  Franklin  house 
Berry  Lucy,  Miss,  boards  199  Third 
Berry  Margaret,  widow,  106  Lumber 
Berry  Terrence,  laborer,  boai-ds  125  Quay 
Bertell  Stephen,  carpenter,  house  58  Church 
Berthelon  Daniel,  cigarmaker,  house  at  Bath 
Berthlon  Sarah  E.  widow,  h.  208  Lumber 
Bertrand  Jeremiah,  house  rear  131  Clinton  ave. 
Beschkee  Frederick,  tailor,  house  454  Lydius 
Beschkee  Henry,  butcher,  house  418  Lydius 
Best  David,  porter,  80  State,  h.  Pine,  cor.  Chapel 
Best  Edward,  barber,  house  109  Beaver 
Best  Francis,  porter,  479  Broadway,  h.  71  Dove 
Best  Jacob,  pilot,  Broadway,  Green  bush 
Beswick  James  E.   furniture,   93  South  Pearl, 

boards  19  Dallius 
Betaugh  Samuel  C.  variety  store,  Broadway,  op- 
posite Ferry,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Bethel  Julius,  cook,  house  1  Howard 
Bets  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  Plumb  n.  Franklin 
Bettisby  Abigail,  nurse,  house  80  Orange 
Betts  Richard  D.  assessor,  house  101  Columbia 
Betz  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  295  Hamilton 
Betz  Matthew,  porterhouse,  138  Broad,  house  do. 
Beven  John,  cabinetmaker,  h.  499  Wash.  ave. 
Bevins  Arthur,  laborer,  house  1)5  Sand 
Bew  Lancelot,  clothing,  431  B'way,  h.  29  Dove 
Bewsher  John,  shoemaker,  house  31  Sand 
Bewsher  Thomas,  tinsmith,  boards  85  Second 
Bewsher  William,  painter,  house  37  Sand 
Bezemer  Jacob,  gardener,  house  141  franklin 
Bianchi  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  h'^use  10  Sand 
Bicknell  Becker,  woodenware,  &c.,  397  Broad- 
way, house  142  Hamilton 
Bicknell  Edward,  397  B'way,  b.  142  Hamilton 
Bicknell  William,  hostler,  boards  19  Spruce 
Bicknell  William,  porter,  407  B'way,  h.  9  Spruce 
Biddle  Erhardl,  house  rear  32  Alexander 
Biel  Augustus,  clerk,  bds.  57  Cliviton 
Biel  Charles  A.  Rev.,  house  57  Clinton 


BJermyer  Martin,  physician,  house  193  Broad 
Bigelow  Henrietta,  widow,  house  81  Hudson 
Biyelow  John,  moulder,  house  93  Dallius 
Bigelow  John  B.  daguerreotypist,  496  Broadway, 

boards  669  do. 
Bigelow  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  152  Church 
Bigelow  Uriah  G.   physician,   35  South  Pearl, 

house  81  Hudson 
Bigg  Henry,  mason,  house  105  Jefferson 
Biggam  Andrew  S.  carman,  house  113  First 
Bigham  Thomas,  tailor,  house  89  Broad 
Bigley  George,  tobacconist,  house  101  First 
Bigley  John,  laborer,  house  59 X  North  Lansing 
Bigley  Michael,  keeper  of  State  Arsenal,  house 

23  Van  Woert. 
Bigley  Richard  J.  printer,  house  Hawk 
Bigsby  John,  shirt  and  collar  manufactory,  496 

Broadway,  house  72  Clinton  ave. 
Bildheauser  Fredrick  E.  blacksmith,  house  40 

Broad,  Bethlehem. 
Billings  Nelson,  laborer,  house  67  Snipe 
Bjllson  Abraham,  house  13  Chapel 
Billson  Abraham,  mason,  house  413  Wash.  ave. 
Billson  Adam  H.  mason,  house  49  Van  Schaick 
Billson  Charles,  carpenter,  house  125  Third 
Bilson  Henry,  cigarmaker,  house  263  Lumber 
Binck  Isaac,  (Miller  &  B.)  grocer,  Ferry,  boards 

Boston  House.  Greenbush 
Bingham  Anson  (C'olvin,  B.  &  McClellan),  attor- 
ney, 77  State,  boards  American  hotel 
Bingham  George  H.  shoemaker,  87  Swan,  Arbor 

hill,  house  do. 
Bingham  George  W.  tobacconist,  301  Broadway, 

house  23  Lafayette  [Arbor  hill 

Bingham  Obadiah,  shoemaker,  house  54  Third, 
Bingham  Reuben  H.  attorney  and  city  surveyor, 

office  City  Hall,  house  48  Steuben 
Binau  Gottlieb,  baker,  h.  45  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Binau  John,  shoemaker,  h.  43  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Binau  Peter,  furnaceman,  h.  18  Clinton,  Bethl. 
Binkofer  Peter,  cooper,  house  65  Alexander 
Binnier  P'rederick,  shoemaker,  house  122  Broad 
Birch  Alpheus,  carpenter,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Birch  Catherine,  widow,  house  9  Plain 
Birch  George,  butcher,  house  503  Wash.  ave. 
Bird  Peter,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Birch  George  A.   bookkeeper,   53  Dean,  h.  30 

lower  Spring 
Birch  Polly,  widow,  house  30  lower  Spring 
Birch  Ruth,  widow  of  Sylvanus,  h.  183  Lydius 
Birch  Samuel  M.  lumber  inspector,  boards  939 

Bioadway 
Birchall  James,  painter,  house  48  Second 
Bird  Orrin,  clerk,  81  Tweddle  hall,  boards  163 

Hudson 
Birdsall  George,  shoemaker,  h.  52  N.  Lansing 
Birdsall  Thomas,  wheelwright,  b.  74  Wash.  ave. 
Birdsall  Wm.  lumber  dealer,  8  Lumber  district, 

boards  Stanwix' Hall. 
Birge  George  F.  watchman  at  Penitentiary 
Birmingham  Edward,  clerk,  house  61  Hawk 
Birmingham  William  C.  clerk,  house  15  Rose 
Bishop  Charles  B.  oats  and  feed,  85  Pier,  h.  at 

178  First,  Troy 
Bishop  (Frederick)  &  Trowbridge  (JohnH.),  pro- 
visions, 42  Dean,  house  44  Eagle 
Bishop  George,  paperhanger,  boards  8  Grand 
Bislioji  J.  coniedian,  boards  Empire  House 
Bishop  J.  F.  houSe  64  Jay 
Bishop  Sherman  E.  sexton  of  First  Wesleyan 

church,  126  North  Pearl 
Bishop  Theodore  M.  Rev.  h.  294  State 
Bishop  William  H.  boatman,  house  2  Broad 
Bissikumraer  Matthias,  machinist,  h.  12  Orange 
Bissell  William,  house  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Black  Jane,  house  61  Lydius 
Black  Robert  J.  printer,  boards  25  S.  Pearl 


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Blackall  James,  draindigger,  h.  24  William 
Blackall  Joseph  R.  tilemaker,  h.  29  W.  Ferry 
Blackall  J.  &  VV.  J.  bellhangers  and  locksmiths, 

Hamilton,  cor.  Fulton,  h.  135  Lydius 
Blackall  Robert,  drain  pipe,  h.  159  Hamilton 
Blackall  Robert  C.  machinist,  h.  660  Broadway 
Blackall  William,  moulder,  house  Philip  near 

Johnson 
Blackall  William  J.  (/.  &  W.  J.  Blackall),  house 

121  Hamilton 
Blackburn  Thomas  R.  teamster,  h.  255  N.  Pearl 
Blackman  Charles,  peddler,  h.  Lydius  n.  Quail 
Blackman  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  361  State 
Blackman  George  T.  painter,  house  19  Lark 
Blackman  James  H.  pianoniaker,  h.  121  Second 
Blackman  John  H.  variety  store,  200  S.  Pearl 
Blackwell  Eleazer,  agent,  house  199  State 
Blackwood  Maria  Miss,  house  175  Jefferson 
Blair  Charles  W.  upholsterer,  531  and  533  B'way 
Blair  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  West  Ferry 
Blair  David  S.   {Orr   &   B.),  brassfounder,   64 

Beaver,  house  42  West  Ferry 
Blake  Adam,  house  109  Third 
Blake  Ann,  widow,  house  312  State 
Blake  David,  310  Broadway,  h.  at  Waterford 
Blake  Edmund,  laborer,  h.  26  Van  Woert 
Blake  Isaac,  laborer,  house  108  Lark 
Blake  James  {Blake  &  Son),  310  Broadway,  bds. 

181  Hamilton 
Blake  Michael,  laborer,  h.  268  North  Pearl 
Blake  Owen,  grocer,  23  Columbia,  house  do. 
Blake  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  101  Swan,  Arbor  Hill 
Blake  Robert,  laborer,  house  13  Fulton 
Blake  Thomas,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  143 

Lumber 

Blake  &  Son  {Jas.  Blake),  saw  manuf.  310  B'way 
Blakely  Irving,  clerk  549  B'way,  b.  49  Division 
Blakeman  Ira,  meat  market,  Broadway,  c.  Ferry, 

h.  Washington,  Greenbush 
Blanch  Henry,  carpenter,  house  56  Union 
Blanch  John  Mrs.  house  55  Van  Schaick 
Blanch  Michael,  laborer,  house  63  Clinton 
Blanch  Michael,  porter,  house  17  S.  Lansing 
Blanchard  Al'o  L.  patternmaker,  h.  46  Franklin 
Blanchard  Calvin,  papennaker,  house  201  Elm 
Blanchard  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  57  Lydius 
Blanchard  J.  W.  hairwork,  20  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Blanchard  (Marcus  L.)  &  Hoflfman  (C.  S.)  di'ug- 

gists,  560  B'way,  bds.  46  Franklin 
Blanchard  Watson  F.  baker,  house  59  Schuyler 
Blanchard  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  house,  Union 
Blank  Thomas,  morocco  dresser,  h.  22  Bleecker 
Blaser  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  25  Tennis 
Blasie  William  {Giinther  &  B.),  hair  dressers,  10 

Washington  avenue,  house  51  Bowery 
Blasil  Mary,  widow,  house  151  upper  Spring 
Blass  Abram  S.   hay  presser,  boards  Broadway, 

near  Johnson,  Greenbush 
Blass  Charles,  brakeman  W.  R.  R.  bds.  Broad- 
way, near  Johnson,  Greenbush 
Blass  Jonas,  brakeman,  house  Broadway,  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush 
Blass  Michael,  boarding-house,  Broadway,  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush  •^ 

Blass  Peter  F.  hay  presser,  boards  Broadway, 

near  Johnson,  Greenbush 
Blatner  {Henry)  k  Co.  [H.  Blatner2d),  dry  goods 

and  jewelry,  348  Broadwav,  h.  21  Hamilton 
Blatner  Henry  2d  {Blatner  &  Co.),  h.  116  Green 
Bleecker  Chas.  E.   [Bleecker  &  Co.),  wholesale 

liquors,  347  B'way,  h.  25  Clinton  avenue 
Bleecker  Hannah  Mrs.  house  1 13  Hamilton 
Bleecker  G.  V.  S.  wholesale  liquors,   107  South 

Pearl,  house  36  Broad 
Bleecker  Harmanus,  house  765  Broadway 
Bleecker  Henry  {Vose  &  Co.),  stoves,  &c.   562 

Broadway,  house  101  North  Pearl 


Bleecker  Nicholas,  jr.  bookkeeper,  Bank  of  Al- 
bany, house  23  Quackenbush 
Bleecker  Thomas  S.  bds.  S.  Ferry,  near  Green 
Bleecker  Wm.  E.  {Vase  &  Co.),  stoves,  &c.  562 

B'way,  also  president  National  Bank,  house 

37  North  Pearl 
Bleecker  Wm.  R.  bds.  881  Broadway 
Blessing  Abram  M.  carpenter,  h.  242  Lumber 
Blessing  Andrew  T.  E.  bookkeeper,  h.  20  Park 
Blessing  Catharine,  widow  of  Robert,  h.   242 

Lumber 
Blessing  Christopher  L.  G.  attorney,  h.  20  Park 
Blessing  James  H.  machinist,  house  29  Hawk 
Blessing  John  M.  Mrs.  house  339  State 
Blieley  John,  cabinetmaker,  95  and  97  State,  h. 

18  Park  [Franklin  House 

Bliss  Chester  A.  bookkeeper,  56  State,  boards 
Bliss  Emily,  widow,  house  141  Lark 
Bliss  George,  jr.  private  secretary  to  governor, 

office  State  Capitol,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Bliss  Geo.  W.  hats  and  caps,  35  Wash.ave.  h.  do. 
Bliss  Henry  W.  clerk,  463  B'way.  h.  183  Hudson 
Bliss  Oliver,  lastmaker,  boards  28  Division 
Blood  John,  shoemaker,  house  267  Elm 
Bloom  George,  furnaceraan,  h.  313  S.  Pearl 
Bloom  Richard,  339  Broadway,  h.  59  Union 
Bloomer  John  P.  carman,  house  384  Lydius 
Bloomer  Walton,  laborer,  house  86  Third 
Bloomingdale  Elizabeth,  widow  of  G.  N.  house 

170  Lumber 
Bloomingdale  Jacob  A.  attorney,  h.  24  )i  Canal 
Bloomingdale  William  H.  lumber  dealer,  above 

North  Ferry,  house  737  Broadway 
Blonheimer  Abraham,  peddler,  h.  100  Neucella 
Blossom  R.  S.  {Hutchins  Sc  B.),  clothing  store, 

81  Tweddle  Hall,  house  New  York 
Bluebury  Lewis,  wheelwright,  h.  53  Delaware 
Blum  Jo'hn,  carpetweaver,  226  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Blumb  Justus,  grocer,  house  171  Broad 
Boardman  Abram  E.  burnisher, .  house  Lydius, 

near  Quail 
Boardman  Albert,  machinist,  house  117  Lumber 
Boardman  Charles,  house  Yates  near  Ontario 
Boardman  Frank,  grocer.  Lodge  c.  Beaver,  bds. 

91  Hudson 
Boardman  Maria  C.  widow,  h.  Lydius  n.  Quail 
Boardman  {Wm.  G.),  Gray  {Jas.  A.)  &  Co.  {Sibe- 
ria Ott),   pianofortes,  468  B'way,  house  95 

Columbia 
Boardman  ( William)  &  Waggoner  '{Jacob  H.), 

builders,  46  Howard,  house  91  Hudson 
Bock  Joseph,  laborer,  house  153  Sand 
Bochlowitz  Herman,  clerk,  336  Broadway,  bds. 

80  Lydius 
Boel  Robert,  teamster,  boards  North  Albany 
Boese  John,  jeweler,  480  Broadway 
Bogardus  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  31  Fulton 
Bogavt  George,  house  94  Willett 
Bogart  Jas.  H.  clerk.  Assorting  House,  b.  18  Elk 
Bogart  Sarah  and  Elizabeth,  machine-sewing,  h. 

165  Broadway 
Bogue  Ann  Mrs.  house  63  Second 
Bohn  Frederick,   lagerbeer  saloon,  215  South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Bohner  Balthus.  laborer,  h.  19  plank  road 
Bohwell  Hugh  H.,  milkman,  h.  10  Benjamin 
Bolan  John,  laborer,  h.  144  Broadwaw 
Bolan  John,  laborer,  h.  Broadway  near  Johnson, 

Greenbush 
Bolan  Matthew,  laborer,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Bolan  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  60  Franklin 
Boland  Edward,  porter,  Delavan  House 
Bolingher  Peter,  laborer,  h.  288  Wash.  ave. 
Bolles  Edward  R.  harnessmaker,  h.  167  Second 
BoUes  Frances  H.  widow,  machine  stitching,  b. 

136  South  Pearl 
Bolles  Margaret  Mrs.  h.  166  Third 


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AliBANY      [B]      DIRECTORY. 


Bolton  George,  barber,  h.  B'waj,  Green  bush 
Bolton  John,  engmeer,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Mechanic, 

East  Albany 
Bondy  S.  dry  goods,  h.  243  South  Pearl 
Bomus  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  1 1  Bleecker  place 
Bond  R.  T.  tinsmith,  bds.  74  Washington  ave. 
Bonner  Andrew,  saddler,  h.  329  Lydius 
Bonheio  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  163  Sand 
Bonocher  August,  porterhouse,  Broadway,  h.  do 

Greenbus^i 
Booker  Michael,  laborer,  h.  231  Sand 
Boom  Francis,  naval  officer,  h.    120  Clinton  ave. 
Boom  William,  boarding  house,  890  Broadway 
Boorden  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  131  Canal 
Boos  George,  furnacemaker,  h.  113  Snipe 
Booth  Alfred,  grocer,  162  Lumber,  hout^e  do. 
Booth  Alfred,  harnessmaker,  h.  209  Jeflerson 
Booth  Thos.  porter,  11  State,  h.  Trotter's  alley 
Born  Myraett,  widow,  h.  78  South  Pearl 
Borst  Martin  C,  {Lawyer,  B.  &  Burnet)  paper- 
hanging,  316  B'way,  h.  235  State 
Borthwick  Edward,  barkeeper,  h.  72  Lark 
Borthwick  Harvey,  brickmaker,  h.  75  Hamilton 
Bortle  George,  h.'86  Grand 
Bortle  [Richard)  &  Mclntyre  {Archibald),  groce- 
ries and  provisions    276  Broadway,  h.    at 

Newtonville 
Bortle  Wm.  H.,  grocer,  160  B'way,  h.  84  Grand 
Boston  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  3  Eagle 
Botwell  Ellen,  widow,  h.  43  Green 
Bouck  Jacob  h\  bookkeeper,  Boyd,  Bro.  &  Co., 

h.  68  South  Ferry 
Boughton  Daniel,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  414  B'way 

cor.  Beaver,  h.  30  Plain 
Boulware  Jeptha  R.,  physician,  h.  53  High 
Bounds  Edwin  C.    restaurant,  24  Beaver,  h.  do 
Bounds  Margaret,  widow,  h.  66  Union 
Bouscher  Patrick,  grocer.  Canal,  cor  Cross 
Bouton  Chester  F.   grocer,  82  Wash.  ave.  h.  do 
Bove  Peter,  tailor,  h.  127  Bowery 
Bow  Oliver,  sexton,  h.  50  Spencer 
Bowden  James,  bartender,  587  Broadway,  boards 

78  North  Ferry 
Bowe  Michael,  mulster,  h.  24  Rensselaer 
Bowen  Martin,  cutter,  417  B'way,  h.  293  State 
Bower  John,  hairdresser,  236  S.  Pearl,  bds.  79 

Schuyler 
Bower  Michael,  furnacenian,  h.  20  Teunis 
Bower  Simon,  laborer,  h.  72  Orange 
Bower  Wm.  gardener,  house  rear  468  Lydius 
Bowers  Augustus,  clerk,  465  B'way,  h.  4  Canal 
Bowers  Henry,  harnessmaker,  h.  131  S.  Pearl 
Bowers  William,  porter,  10  Maiden  lane,  h.  486 

Lydius 
Bowes  Wm.  wheelwright,  h.  181  Orange 
Bowland  Michael,  shoemaker,  bds.  70  Franklin 
Bowles  John  J.  jr.,  telegraph  operator,  W.  R.  R. 

depot,  h.  Harrison,  East  Albany 
Bowman  Catharine,  widow,  h.  166  Franklin 
Bowman  Michael,  laborer,  h.  294  Bowery 
Bowman  William  H.,  teacher,  h.  202  Hamilton 
Bowne  Charles  H.,  bookbinder,  bds.  170  JNorth 

Pearl 
Bowne  John  Mrs.  h.  170  N.  Pearl 
Bowne  John  H.  clerk,  h.  84  Lumber 
Bowne  Philip  A.  printer,  bds  170  N.  Pearl 
Boyce  George,  shoemaker,  h.  136  Lumber 
Boyce  Isaac,  shoecutter,  h.  136  Lumber 
Boyce  John,  foreman  freight,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

74  Montgomery 
Boyce  John,  h.  52  Second,  Arbor  hill 
Boyd  Amor,  clerk,  540  B'way,  bds.  127  S.  Pearl 
Boyd  Andrew,  soap  and  caudie  factory,  12  Rose, 

h.  180  Lydius 
Boyd  Andrew,  Franklin  House,  136  and  138  State 
Boyd  Clarrisa  Mrs.,  house  69  Eagle 
Boyd  David,  carman,  h.  141  First 


Boyd  {David  I.)  Brother  {John  S.)  &  Co.,  {Wm. 

F.  and  Edtcard  Coolidge)  Arch  st.  brewery, 

cor.  Franklin,  h.  59  South  Ferry 
Boyd  Howard,  h.  13  Clinton  avenue 
Boyd  Isaac,  tailor,  421  Broadway,  h.  5  Grand 
Boyd  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  122  Franklin 
Boyd  James  P.  physician,  h.  Hudson  cor.  Grand 
Boyd  John,  laborei',  h.  55  Morton 
Boyd  John  S.  {Boyd,  Brother  &  Co.),  h.  at  N.  Y. 
Boyd  Mary  Mrs.  millinery,  127  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Boyd  Raymo,  moulder,  h.  110  Arch 
Boyd  Robert,  house  61  South  Ferry 
Boyd  Storm  V.  house  25  Jay 
Boyd  Thomas,  chandler,  h.  131  Lydius 
Boyd  Thomas,  halter,  21  N.  Pearl,  h.  46  Beaver 
Boyd  Wm.  H.  bds.  Empire  House 
Boylan  John,  wireweaver,  h.  76  Canal 
Boy  Ian.  Owen,  laborer,  h.  160  Grand 
Boyle  {Arthur)  &  Sunderland  {Richard),  stucco 

plasterers,  615  Broadway,  h.  164  Eagle 
Boyle  Charles  B.  448  B'way,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Boyle   Daniel,  coppersmith,  16  Beaver,  h.  298 

Hamilton 
Boyle  Edward,  shoemaker,  bds.  35  Montgomery 
Boyle  Francis,  laborer,  house  108  Third 
Boyle  James,  assessor,  h.  132  Arch 
Boyle  James,  carman,  h.  155  X  Orange 
Boyle  Joseph,  butcher,  h.  164  Grand 
Boyle  Mary,  widow,  h.  143  Church 
Boyle  Michael,  laborer,  h.  2  Clinton 
Boyle  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  22  Van  Woert 
Boyh;  Richard,  carman,  h.  149  Orange 
Boyle  Robert,  express  driver,  bds.  80  Third 
Boyle  Thomas,  laborer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  bds.  22 

Van  Woert 
Boynton  James  R.,  watchmaker,  39  Green,  bds. 

38  Westerlo 
Boynton  J.  C.  Mrs.  h.  38  Westerlo 
Boynton  Jonah  C.  clerk.  State  Geological  Hall, 

bds.  38  Westerlo. 
Bradbury   Charles,   sale  and  exchange   stable, 

Broadway,  Greenbush,  h.  do. 
Bradford  John  L.  house  145  North  Pearl 
Bradford  Mary,  widow,  h.  Wash.  ave.  upper  end 
Bradish  Francis,  variety  store,  852  B'way,  h.  do. 
Bradley  Dan'l  G.  hay  and  wood,  Hudson  n.  Swan 
Bradley  Elam  I.  carman,  h.  146  Jay 
Bradley  E.  shoemaker,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Bradley  James,  butcher,  h.  491  Wash.  ave. 
Bradley  James,  butcher,  h.  89  Bradford 
Bradley  John,  butcher,  bds.  491  Wash.  ave. 
Bradley  John,  clerk,  h.  335  Lydius  [bds.  do 

Bradley  John  T.   clerk,  B'way,  n.  John,  G'bush, 
Bradley  Joseph,  butcher,  bds.  491  Wash.  ave. 
Bradley  Rufus,  clerk,  30  Wash.  ave.  bds.  28  do 
Bradney  Joseph ,  carpenter,  h.  57  Broad,  Beth'm 
Bradt  Garret,  blacksmith,  h.  Morton 
Bradt  Henry  T.  house  38  Broad 
Bradt  Isaac,  bookbinder,  h.  3  Bleecker  place 
Bradt  John,  sailmaker,  bds.  289  Broadway 
Bradt  John  J.  grocer,  1  Bethlehem  road,  h.  do. 
Bradt  John  P.  harbor  police,  h.  38  Broad     [Third 
Bradt  Margaret  Mrs.  widow,  washing,  h.  rear  78 
Bradt  Mary,  bds.  1 8  Van  Schaick 
Bradt  Peter  A.  pilot,  h.  301  South  Pearl 
Bradt  {Samuel  C.)  &  Jones  (P.  E.),  grocers,  30 

Washington  avenue,  bds.  43  Chestnut 
Bradt  William,  blacksmith,  289  Broadway 
Bradt,  see  Bratt,  Bradt,  also  Brot 
Bradwell  Anthony,  house  81  Bassett 
Bradwill  Robert  L.  ice,  h.  39  South  Lansing 
Bradwill  P.  Schuyler,  ice,  Bassett  cor.  Quay,  h. 

49  Church 
Brady  Anthony,  barkeeper,  Delavan  House 
Brady  Bernard,  drover,  h.  Ill  Third 
Brady  Bernard,  carman,  h.  164  Orange 
Brady  Cornelius,  boards  196  Green 


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Brady  Francis,  tailor,  house  128  Orange 
Brady  Hugh,  cooper,  boards  20  Lydius 
Brady  Hugh,  porterhouse,  57  Montgomery 
Brady  James,  maltster,  liouse  114  Canal 
Brady  Jane,  house  rear  116  Canal 
Brady  John,  teamster,  house  18  Sand 
Brady  John,  grocer,  house  58  Jefferson 
Brady  John,  laborer,  house  40  Van  Schaick 
Brady  John,  waiter,  25  North  Pearl 
Brady  Margaret,  widow,  house  114  Canal 
Brady  Margaret,  Avidow,  house  rear  85  Canal 
Brady  Owen,  laborer,  house  16  Center 
Brady  Owen,  paver,  house  113  Canal 
Brady  Patrick,  laborer,  house  271  Green 
Brady  Patrick,  carman,  house  164  Orange 
Brady  Peter,  laborer,  house  167  Montgomery 
Brady  Philip,  laborer,  house  66  Arch 
Brady  Thomas  (Harrigan  &  Brady),  horseshoers, 

Herkimer,  cor.  Church,  h.  6  Johnson 
Braidwood  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  29  Mulberry 
Braik  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  123  Sand 
Braik  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  123  Sand 
Brainard  {Elijah)  &  Lawler  {Thomas  M.),  ship 

builders,  72  Pier,  house  96  Clinton  avenue 
Brainard  Ascenath,  widow,  house  37  Broad 
Brainard  Benjamin  C.  Mrs.  h.  66  Westerlo 
Brainard  Leonard,  spar,  block  and  pumpihaker, 

23  Quay,  h.  92  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Brainard  Wm.  H.  insp.  oflumber,  h.  338  N.  Pearl 
Brammall  George  G.  grocer,  41  Van  Schaick 
Branagan  (John)  &  McCabe  {Thomas),  liquors, 

607  Broadway,  house  57  First 
Branagan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  268  N.  Pearl 
Brandenburgh  William  H.  lieut.  2d  dist.  police, 

house  51  Howard 
Brandon  Francis,  framemaker,  h.  310  Lumber 
Brandt  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  house  10  Clinton 
Braniff  William,  nailer,  house  21  berry 
Branion  Henry,  plumber,  bds.  85  First 
Branion  Margaret,  widow,  h.  85  First,  Arb.  h. 
Branion  Thomas  A.  {Barrett   &   B.),  plumbers 

and  roofers,  114  State,  h.  8  Wendell 
Brann  William  J.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

43  Columbia 
Brannon  John,  constable  7th  ward,  h.  854  B'way 
Brassall  John,  carpenter,  house  48  Mulberry 
Brassall  John,  porter,  lioufe  75  First 
Brasure  John  W.  undertaker,  house  107  Lydius 
Brate  Eliza  J.  millinery,  125  South  Pearl,  house 

127  Lydius 
Brate  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  127  Lydius 
Bratt  Garritt,  carriagesniith,  house  14  Delaware 
Bratt  Gerritt  T.  house  310  Hudson 
Bratt  Henry,  coachman,  house  212  Jefferson 
Bratt  Henry,  mason,  house  111  Jeffersoji 
Bratt  John,  teamster,  h.  Little  Spruce  n.  Knox 
Braun  George  M.  saloon,  21  Alexander 
Brauning  Frank,  hairdresser,  206  Wash.  ave. 
Brauning  Jacob,  shoemaker,  221  South  Pearl, 
house  223  do.  [house  223  do. 

Brauning  Michael,  shoemaker,  221  South  Pearl, 
Brawley  Patrick,  tailor,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Bray  Francis,  shoemaker,  23  Chapel,  h.  48  Canal 
Bray  Martin,  bi  icklayer,  and  porterhouse,    52 

Jefferson,  house  do. 
Bray  Matthew,  printer,  h.  150  Eagle 
Bray  Philip  F.  printer,  bds.  48  Canal  [Pearl 

Bray  ton  John  P.,  Van  Rensselaer  House,  7  South 
Brayton  P.  C.  clerk  at  Van  Rensselaer  House 
Brayton  Sanford  B.  clerk,  48  Quay,  bds.  42  Jay 
Brayton  {Wm.   P.)   and  Thorburn  {Wm.    G.), 

provisions,  48  Quay,  house  42  Jay 
Breen  Edward,  blacksmith,  bds.  40  Rensselaer 
Breen  Edward,  coppersmith,  148  South  Pearl, 
house  54  Philip  [Philip 

Breen  Edward  A.  clerk,  148  South  Pearl,  bds.  54 
Breen  James,  porterhouse,  19  Lawrence,  h.  do. 


Breen  Martin,  porterhouse,  8  Quackenbush 
Breen  Patrick,  boatman,  house  275  Green 
Breithaupt  Philip,  cabinetmaker,  h.  169  Broad 
Brenan  Bridget,  widow,  house  63  Third 
Brenan  Edward,  cigarmaker,  bds.  63  Third 
Brenan  Edward,  laborer,  house  107  Bowery 
Brenan  John,  laborer,  house  182  Clinton  avenue 
Brenan  John,  laborer,  house  17  R.  R.  avenue 
Brenan  Peter,  cigarmaker,  bds.  63  '1  bird 
Brenchard  John,  cook  Congress  Hall,  house  4 

William 
Brennan  Edward,  laborer,  house  112  Dallius 
Brennan  Edward,  porter  11  Quay,  house  42  Van 

Schaick 
Brennan  Edward,  stonecutter,  bds.  18  Jackson 
Brennan  Edward  F.   clerk  post  office,  bds.  122 

Green 
Brennan  James,  bootfitter,  h.  206  Broadway 
Brennan  James,  laborer,  house  133  Arch 
Brennan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  North  Albany 
Brennan  Joanna,  widow,  house  129  Orange 
Brennan  John,  capt.  2d  police  dist.  h.  130  Orange 
Brennan  .John,  laborer,  house  64  Oranse 
Brennan  John,  furnacemau,  house  28  Bowery 
Brennan  Margaret,  widow,  house  18  Jackson 
Brennan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  291  Sand 
Brennan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  164  >^  Jefferson 
Brennan  Philip,  laborer,  house  30  Van  Woert 
Brennan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  117  Dallius 
Brennan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  150  Canal 
Brennick  James,  carpenter,  house  81  Cherry 
Brennick  Peter,  laborer,  house  66  Schuyler 
Brennock  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  145  Broad 
Bresee  Chauncey  R.  carman,  h.  1 1  Van  Tromp 
Bretnall  Charles,  painter,  house  397  Lydius 
Breuchard  Jules,  cook,  house  4  William 
Brew  Archibald,  mason,  house  219  Elm 
Brew  Jane,  widow,  house  164  upper  Spring 
Brew  Robert,  teamster,  house  164  upper  Spring 
Brewer  Arthur  T.  barber,  )4i)'A  B'way,  h.  do. 
Brewer  William,  cook,  liouse  140 >^  Broadway 
Brewster  Aug.  livery  stable,  222  State,  h.  225  do. 
Brewster  David  L.  shipcarpenter,  h.  225  State 
Brewster  Stephen  B.  cutter,  431  Broadway,  h. 

290  Lydius 
Brian  George,  upholsterer,  h.  rear  48  Second 
Brian  Jam-s,  laborer,  bds.  35  Montgomery 
Briare  Benjamin  M.  confectioner  and  restaurant, 

83  State,  house  50  Hudson 
Briarton  James,  laborer,  h.  6  W.  Ferry  alley 
Brice  Henry,  In  borer,  house  101  Sand 
Brice  James,  attorney,  50  State,  h.  200  Green 
Brick  Bridget,  widow,  house  359  Bowery 
Brick  ley  Timothy,  tailor,  house  18  Sand 
Brickner  John,  grocer,  162  Bowery,  house  do. 
Brickuer  Markx  C.  clerk  48  South  Pearl,  bds.  92 

Lydius 
Bridgeford  Samuel  L.  shoemaker,  14  S.  Pearl, 

house  60  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Bridgford  James  E.  lumber  inspector,  house  269 

North  Pearl 
Bridgford  John,  mason  builder,  h.  291  State 
Briggs  Allen,  fireman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  142 

Lumber 
Briggs  Chas.  A.  pianomaker,  bds.  20  Third 
Briggs  Ephraim  A.  attorney,  7  North  Pearl,  bds. 

Franklin  House 
Briggs  E.  M.  boards  13  Park 
Briggs  Geo.  C.  bookkeeper,  bds.  44  Beaver 
Briggs  Hebron  W.  carman,  house  20  Third 
Briggs  Henry  W.  pilot,  house  at  Bath 
Briggs  Isaac  B.  clerk  Commercial  Bank,  bds.  44 

Beaver 
Briggs  .James  C.  printer,  house  16  Lancaster 
Briggs  John  G  waiter,  house  196  Lumber 
Briggs  John  W.  baggageman,  house  60  Second 
Briggs  Joseph  E.  painter,  house  49  Arch 


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Briggs  Maria  E.  Mrs.  h,  44  Beaver 

Brigi^s   Oliver,   {Gaige,   Hoag  &   Co.),  produce 

com.  8  Exchange,  house  192  Hudson 
Briggs  Richard  B.  druggist  and  physician,   48 

State,  liouse  96  Eagle 
Briggs  R.  F.  78  State 

Briggs  Samuel  B.  coachman,  house  60  Second 
Briggs  Smith,  a^^ent  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  5  Hall  place 
Bright  Marshall    Huntington,    discount    clerk,' 

Bank  of  the  Capitol,  bds.  27  Grand 
Brightman  Adolphus,  mason,  h.  165  Franklin 
Bnghtman  Adolphus  M.   clerk,   74  State,  bds. 

Herkimer 
Brightmire  John,  cigarmaker,  li.  5  Hamilton  pi. 
Brimair  Frederick,  furnaceman,  h.  39  Alexander 
Brimhall  Henry,  baker,  46  Clinton  ave.  h.  do. 
Brimhall  Horace,  baker,  89  Beaver,  house  do. 
Brinckerhoff  Abby,  widow,  h.  181  Hamilton 
BrinckerhofF  Elizabeth  Mrs.  h.  62  Nortli  Pearl 
Brinckerhoff  Henrietta  Mrs.  house  18  Elk 
Brinckerhoff  Lydia,  widow,  h.  24  Van  Scliaick 
Brmd  Silas,  peddler,  h.  17  Bethlehem  road 
Brindle  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  199  Broad 
Brining  Clement,  laborer,  h.  Franklin  c.  Bassett 
Brisban  Joseph,  carman,  house  Kirk's  alley 
Brislan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  187  Montgomery 
Bristol  D.  helper,  H.  R.  R.  house  at  Greenbush 
Bristol  David  E.  blacksmith,  h.  52  Bleecker 
Bristol  Mason,  harnessmaker,  bds.  Van  Rensse- 
laer House 
Britt  James,  laborer,  house  77  Canal 
Broadfoot  Robert,  tailor,  house  33  West  Ferry 
Broas  John,  house  79  South  Pearl 
Brockett  George,  clerk,  bds.  11  Swan 
Brockett  Samuel  S.  painter  and  paperhanger, 

Ferry,  Greenbush 
Brockiehurst  James,  boilerraaker,  h.  81  Green 
Brockway  Josephus,  jr.  dentist,  23  Dallius,  h.  do. 
Broder  Patrick,  laborer,  house  4  Quackcnbush 
Broderick  James,  carpenter,  h.  29  Van  Woert 
Broderick  Kean,  tailor,  house  44  Arch 
Brodeur  Joseph,  baker,  liouse  310  State 
Brodie  Elizabeth,  widow,  liouse  110  Water 
Brodie  Orange,  porter.  111  Pier 
Brodie  Thomas,  bds.  110  Water 
Brodie  Walter,  clerk,  house  110  Water 
Brohm  Andrew,  machinist,  hcaise  94  Bassett 
Broiim  Bernard,  tileniaker.  North  Albany,  h.  do. 
Brolly  Hugh,  cutter,  415  B'way,  h.  31   Jefferson 
Brolly  Patrick,  grocer,  66  Van  Woert,  house  do. 
Bronck  W.  H.  carpenter,  house  58  Division 
Bronk  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  46  Philip 
Bronk  Stephen,  bookkeeper,  51   State,  bds.  46 
Philip  [Park  place 

Bronson  A.  H.   bookkeeper.    111   Pier,   bds.    4 
Brouson  Sylvester  A.  machinist,  bds.  102-Swan, 

Arbor  hill 
Brooks  Frederick  A.  engineer,  h.  17  Van  Schaack 
Brooks  John,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
Brooks  Mary  E.  widow  of  Jonathan,  bds.  4  Hall 

place 
Brooks  Peter  H.  prop.  Exch.  Hotel,  495  B'way 
Brooks  Richard,  agent,  50  State,  bds.  Ex.  Hotel 
Brooks  Sylvester,  tireman,  house  49  Cherry 
Brooks  Wm.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  house  Wash- 
ington avenue,  Greenbush 
Brooks  VVm.  mason,  bds.  148  Jay 
Brooks  Wm.  T.  carpenter,  house  238  Lumber 
Brooksby  Charles,  stonecutter,  b.  167  Franklin 
Brooksby     {William)    &   Rowlands    {Thomas), 
stonecutters.  Green  cor.  Westerlo,  house  184 
Hamilton 
Brophy  James,  brakeman,  bds.  at  Greenbush 
Brophy  John,  boatman,  house  at  Greenbush 
Brophy  Michael,  blacksmith,  H.  R.  R.  R.,  Greenb 
Brophy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 
Brophy  Patrick  jr.  fireman,  bds.  at  Greenbush 


Brophy  Peter,  carpenter,  bds.  at  Greenbush 
Brotherton  Elizabeth  Mrs.  confectionery.  Ferry, 

Greenbush 
Brotherton  John,  laborer,  h.  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Brouett  Henry,  carpenter,  house  160  Grand 
Brough  John,  tinsmith,  79  South  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Brough  Thomas  J.  machinist,  bds.  79  S.  Ferry 
Broullet  Henry,  carpenter,  house  160  Grand 
Brower  Albertus  B.  grocer,  194  B'way,  house  14 

Herkimer 
Brower  Hessel,  cigarmaker,  house  49  Church 
Brower  James  M.  clerk,  194  Broadway,  bds.    14 

Herkimer 
Brower  James  P.  barge  captain,  house  100  Green 
Brower  Jane  Airs,  house  101  Colonic 
Brower  S.  D.  silver  manuf.  10  Plain,  h.  45  Broad 
Brower  W.  H.  cigarmaker,  house  43  Union 
Brower  W.  S.  silversmith,  hou.se  23  Chestnut 

Brown ,  carman,  house  328  State 

Brown  Andrew  E.  real  estate  agent,  44  State,  h. 

2  Clinton  square 
Brown  Albert,  cigarmaker,  house  185  Lumber 
Brown  Albert  T.  cabinetmaker,  h.  210  Jefferson 
Brown  Ann,  widow,  liouse  Swan  near  Orange 
Brown  Charles,  marblecutter,  house  I  Chestnut 
Brown  Charles,  hostler,  house  19  Lodge 
Brown  Ebenezer,  machinist,  house  Partition  n. 

Broadway,  Greenbush. 
Brown  Edgar,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  E.  Albany 
Brown  Edward,   coacliman  at    769  Broadway, 

house  823  do  [(xreenbush,  h.  do. 

Brown  Edward,  confectioner.  Second  n.  B'way, 
Brown  Edward,  drummaker,  b.  Swan  n.  Orange 
Brown  Edward,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Brown  Edward  R.  patternmaker,  11  Church,  h. 

42  Grand 
Brown  Ezra,  engineer,  h.  Mechanic,  E.  Albany 
Brown  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  rear  13  Powery 
Brown  Frederick,  shoemaker,  house  30  Bradford 
Brown  Frederic,  waiter,  house  7  Cross 
Brown  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  351  Wash.  ave. 
Brown  Geo.  G.  ci^ar  store,  28X  Clinton  avenue, 

house  92  Second  [300  State 

Brown  Harriet  E.   widow  of  Dr.  .James  M.  house 
Brown  Henry  0.  barkeeper,  Delavan  House 
Brown  Horace  H.  cabinetmaker,  house  17  Van 

Woert 
Brown  Jacob  F.  hotel,  38  Hawk 
Brown  James,  engineer,  H;  R.  R.  R.  h.  E.  Albany 
Brown  James,  engineer  and  assistant  city  sur- 
veyor, office,  City  Hall 
Brown  James,  teamster,  house  297  Hudson 
Brown  .lames,  attorney,  80  State,  house  1:07  do. 
Brown  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Brown  James,  laborer,  house  4  Lawrence 
Brown  James,  .shoemaker,  house  265  Elm 
Brown  James  S.  speculator,  b.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Brown  Jane,  teacher,  125X  Green,  h.  136  do. 
Brown  Jane,  widow,  house — Jefferson 
Brown  Jeremiah,  laborer,  bds.  10  Columbia 
Brown  Jewett  W.  clerk,  bds.  53  Washington  ave. 
Brown  John,  printer,  78  State,  house  263  do. 
Brown  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  62  Union 
Brown  John,  laborer,  house  22  Clinton 
Brown  John,  grocer,  131  Sand,  house  do. 
Brown  John,  coachman,  house  52  La  Fayette 
Brown  John,  driver,  h.  275  Washington  avenue 
Brown  John,  porter,  472  B'way,  b.  127  Bowery 
Brown  John  D.  clerk,  122  Water 
Brown  John  H.  bookkeeper,  N.  Ferry  c.  Water, 

bds.  128  State 
Brown  John  J.  M.  clerk,  382  B'way,  b.  300  State 
Brown  Joan  Mrs.  porterhouse,  55  Beaver 
Brown  John  M.  shoemaker,  house  263  Elm 
Brown  John  0.  moulder,  house  150  Third 
Brown  Joseph,  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  382  Lydius 
Brown  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  rear  24  Van  Woert 


ALBANY      [B]      DIRECTORY. 


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Brown  Martha,  widow,  h.  360  State 
Brown  Mary,  widow,  house  259  Elm 
Brown  Mary  S.  widow,  house  854  Broadway 
Brown  Matthews,  jr.  {Lanaing  &  B.).  tailor,  389 

Broadway,  house  122  Water 
Brown  Matthews,  grocer,  122  Water,  house  do. 
Brown  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  49  Van  Schaack 
Brown  Michael,  gardener,  house  32  Van  Woert 
Brown  Moses,  carpenter,  h.  79  Lawrence 
Brown  Nichis,  furnaceman,  house  36  Delaware 
Brown  Patrick,  beer  bottler,  bds.  104  Canal 
Brown  Philip,  pianomaker,  house  140  Franklin 
Brown  Philip,  tailor,  bds.  50  Philip 
Brown  Richard,  crockery,  612  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Brown  Richard,   porter,  26  State,  h.   14  Daniels 
Brown  Richard  A.  bookkeeper,  13  Church  bds. 

47  High 
Brown  Richard  M.  barber,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Brown  Robert,  crackerbaker,  house  95  Swan 
Brown  Samuel,  shoes,  222  Wash.  ave.  house  19 

Sand 
Brown  Samuel  D.  printer,  bds.  25  South  Pearl 
Brown  Stanton,  bookbinder,  bds.  39  S.  Lansing 
Brown  Stephen,  laborer,  house  rear  17  Bowery 
Brown  Stephen,  porter,  house  5  Morton 
Brown  Stephen  J.  clerk.  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  bds.  42  Grand 
Brown  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  384  Lydius 
Brown  Thomas,  helper,  H.  R.  R.  b.  Greenbush 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  house  260  Sand 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  house  23  Lawrence 
Brown  William,  engineer,  house  165  Elm 
Brown  William,  carpenter,  b.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Brown  William,   variety  store    and    tubs,    770 

Broadway,  house  do.  [47  High 

Brown  William  Mrs.  silverplater,  13  Church,  h. 
Brown  William  G.  house  20  Grand 
Brown  Wm.  R.  Rev.  house  76  South  Ferry 
Brown  Wm.  R.  foreman,  50  Liberty,  h.  121  Swan 
Browne  James,  civil  engineer,  house  104  Lark 
Brownell  John,  shoe  dealer,  62  South  Pearl,  h. 

25  Lancaster 
Brownell  Jonathan,  teacher,  house  98  Second 
Brownell  William  H.  {White  &  B.),  com.  mers. 

h.  35  Quay,  house  4  Liberty 
Brownell  Simeon,  bds.  234  Lydius 
Brownlee  Edward,  nailer,  bds.  21  Perry 
Brownlow  Archibald,  plumber,  h.  96  Herkimer 
Brownlow  John,  carpenter,  house  177  Second 
Bruce  Alonzo,  broker,  bds.  7  Lafayette 
Bruce  Cbarles,  painter,  bds.  92  Beaver 
Bruce  Janet,  widow,  house  7  Canal 
Bruce  Lewis,  laborer,  bds.  49  South  Ferry 
Bruce    William,   carpenter,  rear    113    Clinton 

avenue,  house  61  do. 
Bruce  Wm.  jr.,  clerk  Bank  of  the  Capitol,  bds. 

61  Clinton  avenue 
Bruffle    Henry,   barber,  house    Morton,    near 

Delaware  turnpike 
Brumaghim  Albert  M.   grocer,  68  Washington 

avenue,  house  35  Dove 
Brumaghim  Betsey  A.   dressmaker,  bds.  Lark 

corner  Sand 
Brumaghim  •  David  H.    clerk,  68  Washington 

avenue,  house  156  upper  Spi'ing 
Brumaghim  J.    M.   bartender.   Congress  Hall, 

house  81  Swan 
Brummer  Charles,  malster,  h.  47  Broad,  Bethl. 
Brun  Maria,  accoucheuse,  house  54  Hamilton 
Brunkarde  John,  gardener,  house  33  Odell 
Brunner  F.  L.  shoemaker,  house  264  Lydius. 
Brunner  Andrew,  laborer,  house  21  K  Center. 
Brunner  Jacob,  peddler,  house  78  Bleecker 
Brunner  Jacob,  jr.  clerk,  380  B'way,  b.  80  Lydius 
Brunnow  F.   Dr.   associate   director  of  Dudley 

observatory,  house  3  Hall  place 
Branson  Alfred,  clerk,  bds.  3  Washington  ave. 


Brust  Ludwick,  tailor,  house  351  State 
Bryan  John,  policeman,  house 27  Van  Woert 
Bryan  Michael  K.  saloon,  29  Hudson,  house  do. 
Bryant  {Henry  B.)  &  Stratton  (H.  D.),  Mercan- 
tile College,  448  Broadway,  h.  at  New  York 
Bryant  James,  wheelwright,  house  154  Lumber 
Bryant  Stephen,  laborer,  house  33  Van  Woert 
Bryant  Wm.  carpenter,  house  120  Church 
Bryce  Robert,  carpenter,  bds.  32  Van  Schaack 
Buchanan  Alexander,  policeman,  h.  13  Bleecker 
Buchanan  George,  miller,  house  154  Orange 
Buchanan  James,  bookkeeper,  house  124  Lark 
Buchanan  Michael,  laborer,  house  50  Mulberry 
Buchanan  Robert  F.  clerk,  4  Bowery,  b.  72  Lark 
Buck  Darius,  Mrs.  house  91  Herkimer 
Buck  Wm  H.  accountant,  67  Pier,  b.  123  Second 
Buckbee  Edward  T.  painter,  house  237  Lumber 
Buckbee  Goold  S.  mariner,  house  33  De  Witt 
Buckbee  James  A.  insp.  cf  spirits,  h.  60  Clin.  ave. 
Buckingham  Joseph,  house  20  Daniel 
Bucklaiid  Geo.  engineer  B.  R.  R.  house  Third 

below  Harrison,  East  Albany 
Buckley  Cornelius,  laborer,  liouse  54  Church 
Buckley  Edward,  laborer,  house  69  Arch 
Buckley  Edward,  laborer,  house  59 ;^  Van  Woert 
Buckley  Elizabeth,  house  14  Rose 
Buckley  Ellen,  porterhouse,  124  Water,  h.  do. 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  jeweler,  house  33  Westerlo 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  108  Broad 
Buckley  John,  laborer,  house  33  Church 
Buckley  Michael,  carpenter,  house  43  Arch 
Buckley  Moses,  physician,  251  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Buckley  Patrick  P.  house  104  Jetl'erson 
Buckley  Timothy,  peddler,  house  95  Church 
Buckley  William  N.  dry  goods,  595  Broadway, 

house  935  do. 
Budd  {Daniel)  &   Bullis  {Wm.    I.),  putty  and 

paints,  198  and  200  Broadway,  h.  18  Plain 
Budd  Sarah,  widow,  house  309  S'tate 
Buel  Charles  Mrs.  widow,  house  2  Jefferson 
Buell  Henry  T.  {Waterman  &  B.),  com.  mer.  116 

Pier,  house  58  Columbia 
Buel  Jesse,  accountant,  102  Pier,  h.  63  Lancaster 
Buel  Jesse,  jr.,  clerk,  35  State,  house  63  Lancaster 
Bugden  Eli,  carpenter,  bds.  164  North  Pearl 
Bugden  Josiah,  caipenter,  house  219  Lumber 
Buhlach  John,  house  57  Van  Woert 
Buhles   Philip    {Chambers   So   B.),   cigarmaker, 

house  10  Catharine 
Bulger  Cath.  widow  of  John,  house  338  Lydius 
Bulger  James,  carpenter,  house  43  Third 
Bulger  Michael,  porterhouse,  45  Lumber 
Bulger  Michael,  laborer,  house  201  Green 
Bulger  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  58  S.  Lansing 
Bulkier  Abel,  57  Dean,  house  101  Second 
Bulkley  Henry  H.  grocer,  57  and  59  Dean,  house 

119  Hamilton 
Bull  John  C.  cabinetmaker,  house  211  Hamilton 
BuUard  Anthony,  silverplater,  bds.  49  Herkimer 
Bullis  Allen,  lumber  dealer,  B'way,  Greenbush 
Bullis  Judson,  clerk,  A.  Bullis  bds.  do. 
Bullis  Robert  L.  meatstall,  113  Pier,  h.  55  Green 
Bullis  Wm.  J.  {Budd  &  B.),  paints,  putty,  &c., 

200  Broadway 
Bullock  John,  laborer,  house  57  Van  Woert 
Bullock  Joseph  H.  druggist,  128  S.  Pearl,  house 

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

48  Water,  house  176  Washington  avenue 
Bullock  Rob't  J.  physician,  house  35K  Lafayette 
Bulman  Joanna  Miss,  house  North  Albany 
Bulmau  John,  moulder,  bds.  North  Albany 
Bulson  David  A.  ropemaker,  house  193  Lumber 
Bulson  Henry,  house, 201  Lumber 
Bulson    Nicholas,    furnace    watchman,    house 

25  Van  Woert 
Bulson  William,  cigarmaker,  house  217  Lumber 


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Bulson  William,  pilot,  bds.  5  Canal 
Bunker  Edw'd  E.  carpenter,  house  8  Van  Tromp 
Bunte  Jacob,  i)ianomaker,  house  164  Jefferson 
Burbank  George  H.  restaurant,  Broadway,  cor. 

Hamilton,  house  do. 
Burbank  Margaret,  widow,  bds.  107  Church 
Burbank  Mary  A.  widow,  house  22  Second 
Burbeck  C.  H.  house  physician  and  surgeon  at 

city  hospital 
Burben  Henry,  painter,  house  16  Morton 
Burch  Henry  0.  jjainter,  house  90  Lumber,  c.  N. 

Pearl 
Burch  John  D.  grocer,  796  B'way,  bds.  do. 
Burch  Jolm  G.  painter,  house  27  Wilson 
Burch  Joseph,  machinist,  house  702  Broadway 
Burdick  Adelbert  T.  clerk  391  Broadway,  bds. 

Commercial  Hotel 
Burdick  Edmund,  boatman,  house  21  S.  Ferry 
Burdick  George  W.  builder,  house  350  Lydius 
Burdick  Jonathan  H.  clerk,  office  secretary  of 

state,  State  Hall,  bds.  17  Fulton 
Burdick  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  51  Union 
Burgarde  Theob.  tailor,  h.  Delaware  n.  Elizabeth 
Burge  Wm,  carpenter,  house  462  Wash.  ave. 
Burger  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  122  Franklin 
Burger  George,  shoemaker,  house  30  Alexander 
Burger  Philip,  furnaceman,  house  4  Onets  alley 
Burgess  Chas.  E.  clerk  41  State,  b.  120  Hamilton 
Burgess  Ellen,  widow,  house  105  Columbia 
Burgess  John,  carpenter,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Burgess  John  L.  jeweler,  iiouse  173  Lydius 
Burgess  Leonard  G.  jeweler,  10  Plain,  house  120 

Hamilton 
Burgess  Michael,  laborer,  house  69  Schuyler 
Burgess  Wm.  T.  bookkeeeper,  41  State,  house 

88  Grand  [149  Clinton  avenue 

Eurghardt  Charles  H.  clerk  41  North  Pearl,  bds. 
Burgman  John,  moulder,  house  217  Broad 
Burhans  David,  house  172  South  Pearl 
Burhans  Henry  H.  liouse  56  Chapel 
Burhans  Lanah,  widow,  house  52  Westerlo 
Burhans  Lydia,  widow,  house  4  Plain 
Burhans  Wm.  H.    clerk,  A,  &  V.  R.  R.  office, 

bds.  56  Chapel 
Burhenne  Emil,  bookkeeper,  house  53  Green 

Burk ,  house  rear  118  Ten  Broeck 

Burk  Bernard,  tailor,  house  113  Dallius 
Burk  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Mulberry  c.  Church 
Burk  James,  tailor,  house  208  Broadway 
Burk  John,  butcher,  bds.  229  Bowery 
Burk  John,  engineer,  house  58  N.  Lansing 
Burk  Thomas,  laborer,  house  205  Broadway 
Burk  Tluimas,  blacksmith,  house   3  N.  Lansing 
Burke  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  16i  Broadway 
Burke  Frank,  house  141  Clinton  avenue 
Burke  James,  laborer,  house  105  Orange 
Burke  James,  news  agent,  house  163  Broadway 
Burke  James  A.  bookbinder,  bds.  163  Broadway 
Burke  Margaret,  matron  at  Penitentiary 
Burke  Mary,  widow,  house  497  Washington  ave. 
Burke  Mary  Mrs.  house  47  Vau  Zandt 
Burke  Micliael,  blacksmith,  B'way,  h.  Greenb'h 
Burke  Michael,  tailor,  house  18  Church 
Burke  Patrick,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  163  Broadway 
Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  house  28  Chapel 
Burke  Thomas,  porterhouse,  140  Arch,  house  do. 
Burke  Turly,  house  66  Green 
Burkhart  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  house  25  Fulton 
Burkman  John,  brakeman,  house  Second,  below 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Burlinganie  A.   Josephine,  preceptress   Albany 

Female  Seminary,  67  Division 
Burlinganie  Henry  D.  {^McHarg  &  B.)  att'y,  &c., 

50  State,  house  67  Division 
Burlingham  George  W.  porter  at  Delavan  House 
Burmeister  Frederick,  butcher,  h.  105  Bowery 


Burn  Christopher  G.  painter,  bds.  411  State 

Burn  John,  painter,  house  411  State 

Burn  Richard,  painter,  house  411  State 

Burn  Richard  A.  tallj'man,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

121  Second 
Burn  Wm.  T.  painter,  house  193  Lumber 
Burn,  see  Burns,  also  Byrne 
Burnet  Edward  E.  teacher,  house  74  Chapel 
Burnet  Peter  [Lawyer,  Borst  &  B.)  ]iaper  hang- 
ings, 316  Broadwa}',  boards  25  South  Pearl 
Burnet  Peter,  designer,  boards  25  South  Pearl 
Burnham  Benj.  refreshments,  Boston  depot,  h. 
Second  below  Harrison,  Greenbush,  also  bag- 
gage master,  W.  R.  R. 
Burnham  E.  J.  printer,  house  174  Hamilton 
Burnham  G.  C,  clerk  dep't  public  instruction, 

State  Hall,  house  219  Jefferson 
Burnham  Henry,  agent,  house  313  State 
Burnham  Joshua  P.  blacksmith,  h.  r.  705  B'way 
Burnham  Magdalene,  widow,  h.  rear  11  Canal 
Burnop  C.  Miss,  house  129  Hamilton 
Burnop  Elizabeth,  house  8  Broad 
Burnop  J.  A.  machinist,  at  Wheeler,  Melick  & 

Co.'s,  house  221  Hamiltou 
Burnop  Mary  A.  Miss,  nurse,  h.  109 >^  Jefferson 
Burns  Catharine,  widow,  house  70  Schuyler 
Burns  Catharine,  groceries,  214  B'way.  h.  do. 
Burns  Catharine,  widow,  house  5  Chesiiut 
Burns  Daniel,  moulder,  house  153  Church 
Burns  Denis,  carman,  house  at  North  Albany 
Burns  Edward,  fireman,  house  78  Colonic 
Burns  Edward,  barber,  house  rear  75  Third 
Burns  Edward,  tailor,  house  rear  174  Broad 
Burns  Edward  M.  at  piano  factory,  b.  136  S.  Pearl 
Burns  Ellen,  house  Lark  corner  Lumber 
Burns  Ellen,  widow,  house  55  Howard 
Burns  Francis  P.  piano  factory,  90  Bleecker,  h. 

136  South  Pearl 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  288  Lydius 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  First,  Greenbush 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  18  Church 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  8  Fulton 
Burns  James,  jr.  switchman,  boards  First  below 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Burns  James,  Mrs.  h.  216  Broadway 
Burns  James,  painter,  house  40  Morton 
Burns  James,  cooper,  house  58  North  Ferry 
Burns  John,  tailor,  house  20  Union 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  50  Orange 
Burns  John,  boarding  house,  272  Broadway 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  49  Rensselaer 
Burns  John,  gardener,  house  394  Lydius 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  22  Rensselaer 
Burns  John,  mason,  house  81  Oranu;e 
Burns  John,  moulder,  house  52  Schuyler 
Burns  Lawrence,  gasmetremaker,  h.  lOl  Philip 
Burns  Luke,  laborer,  house  48  Morton 
Burns  Martin,  laborer,  house  265  Green 
Burns  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  76  Orange 
Burns  Matthew,  tailor,  house  66  Rensselaer 
Burns  Michael,  house  42  Arch 
Burns  Michael,  carpenter,  house  169  Grand 
Burns  Micliael,  moulder,  house  251  Green 
Burns  Patrick,  grocer,  house  42  Arch 
Burns  Peter,  laborer,  house  55  Van  Schaick 
Burns  Peter,  porterhouse,  8  Columbia,  house  do. 
Burns  Richard,  carpenter,  boards  169  Grand 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  124  Broadway 
Burns  Thouias,  laborer,  house  90  Orange 
Burns  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  213  Gi-een 
Burns  Thomas,  switchman,  house  50  Water 
Burns  Walter,  furnaceaian,  house  15  Catharine 
Burns  William,  boards  124  Broadway 
Burns  William,  carman,  house  rear  4  Chesnut 
Burns  William,  clerk,  boards  5  Chesnut 
Burns  William,  laborer,  house  North  Abany 
Burns  William  miller,  house  78  Frankllin 


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Burnside  Adrian,  watchman,  h.  40  S.  Lansing 

Burnside  Cecelia,  widow,  house  59  Broadway 
Burnside  William,  peddler,  house  59  Broadway- 
Burr  Henry  B.  clerk  Comptroller's  office,  State 

Hall,  boards  227  State 
Burrell  Franklin  S.  printer,  house  138  Franklin 
Burroughs  Philip,  laborer,  h.  at  North  Albany 
Burrow  George  B.  clerk  Commercial  Bank,  40 

State,  boards  37  Maiden  Lane 
Burrows  Edwin  B.  clerk,  boards  181  Hamilton 
Burrows  Elizabeth,  widow,  boards  65  Herkimer 
Burrows  John,  tinsmith,  boards  Swan  near  Elk 
Burrows  W.  Gr.  druggist,  house  31  Jay 
Burt  Asahel  jr.  bookkeeper,  U.  Burt  &  Co.'s,  h. 

12  Center 
Burt  Charles  A.  {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  274  S.  Pearl 
Burt  Frederick  A.  silverplater,  boards  102  Swan, 

Arbor  Hill 
Burt  James  D.  Mrs.  house  741  Broadway 
Burt  John,  intelligence  office  and  agency,  38>i 

South  Pearl,  house  344  Hamilton 
Burt  John  D.  grocer,  796  Broadway,  boards  do. 
Burt  Uri  &  Co.  {Charles  A.  Burt),  brewers  on 

Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colonic  and  Center, 

house  114  North  Pearl 
Burton  Benjamin,  bookkeeper,  Bank  of  the  Capi- 
tol, house  28  Second  [Lydius 
Burton  Charles,  lumber  dealer  at  Troy,  h.  418 
Burton  Charles  E.  (/.  Burton  &  Co.),  h.  75  Green 
Burtin  Francis  C.  clerk,  house  21  Quackenbush 
Burton  James  &  Co.  {John  Pladwcll  and  Charles 

E.  Burton),  looking  glass  manufacturers,  486 

Broadway  and  26  Maiden  lane,  h.  190  Lydius 
Burton  John  E,  bookkeeper,  boards  190  Lydius 
Burton  John  L  attorney,  66  State,  house  211  do. 
Burton  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  814  Broadway 
Burton  R.  J.  eclectic  physician,  house  70  Chapel 
Burton  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper,  486  Broadway,  h. 

142  Hudson 
Burton  Wm.  L.  clerk,  boards  9  North  Ferrj 
Burtsle  Andrew,  laborer,  house  Spruce  n.  knox 
Burvill  Stephen,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 
Bush  Walter  R.  {J.  Goold  &  Co.),  coachmaker. 

Union  and  Division,  h.  49  Grand 
Busher  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  240  South  Pearl 
Busher  Wm.  painter,  house  37  Sand 
Bushwinger  Philip,  gardener,  house  3  Day 
Busk  Wm.  H.  candymaker,  h.  89  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Busley  James  R.  overseer  at  Penitentiary 
Bussing  Harmen,  carpenter,  h.  1  Wash.  Greenb. 
Bussing  Harmon,  agent,  house  269  South  Pearl 
Busquet  Ellen  Mrs.  thread,  needles,  &c.,  Ferry 

near  Broadway,  Greenbush,  h.  do. 
Busquet  Staunislaus,  painter;  house  Ferry  near 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Butcher  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  71  Rensselaer 
Butler  Alfred,  engineer,  house  13  Herkimer 
Butler  Alfred,  grocer,  house  129  Sand 
Butler  Calvin  jr.  house  100  Bowery 
Butler  Charles,  engineer,  boards  13  Herkimer 
Butler  Edward,  teamster,  house  374  Lydius 
Butler  Francis,  porter,  house  96  upper  Spring 
Butler  George,  carman,  house  54  Church 
Butler  George  W.  peddler,  house  13  Herkimer 
Butler  Hannah,  widow,  house  13  Herkimer 
Butler  Ira,  carman,  h.  268  Washington  avenue 
Butler  James,  student,  boards  45  High 
Butler  James  C.  &  Co.  furniture,  98  State,  house 

107  Hawk 
Butler  James  H.  capt.  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Butler  James  H.  carman,  boards  54  Church 
Butler  John,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  East  Albany 
Butler  John,  carpenter.  Blue  row,  Greenbush 
Butler  John,  driver,  house  53  Van  Schaick 


Butler  John,  laborer,  house  57  Van  Woert 
Butler  John  A.  V.  barber,  14  Quay,  house  do. 
Butler  John  M.  agent,  house  173  Lumber 
Butler  Margaret,  house  146  Canal 
Butler  Mary  E.  teacher  Normal  School,  b.  45  Jay 
Butler  Richard,  laborer,  boards  53  Colonie 
Butler  Robert,  bookkeeper,  boards  28  Division 
Butler  Robert,  harnessmaker,  house  211  Elm 
Butler  Sarah,  widow,  house  188  Lumber 
Butler  Thomas,  laborer,  house  21  Morton 
Butler  Wm.  shoemaker,  bds.  67  Church 
Butler  Wm.  J.  bookkeeper,  376  Broadway 
Butt  Francis,  gilder,  house  50  Van  Schaick 
Buttersby  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  36  Van  Schaick 
Button  Levi  M.  salesman,  Hudson  corner  Broad- 
way, house  22  Quackenbush 
Buttron  Philip,  gardener,  house  corner  Perry 
and  Washington  avenue  [126  Eagle 

Butts  George,  varnisher  and  upholsterer,  house 
Butts  John,  carpenter,  house  120  Sand 
Buxbaum  Henry,  house  88  Fulton 
Byers  James,  clerK,  bds.  125  First 
Byers  Presley,  patternmaker,  house  125  First 
Bygate  John  Henry,  moulder,  house  Lydius 
Bygate  Richard,  variety  store.  Dove  cor.  Lydius 
Byrn  Arthur  L.  salesman,  bds.  418  Lydius 
Byrn  Jane,  widow,  house  418  Lydius" 
Byrne  James,  clerk,  453  Broadway,  bds.  Ameri- 
can Hotel  [near  Church 
Byrne  John,  grain  measurer,  house  Rensselaer 
Byrne  Hugh,  carman,  house  19  Canal 
Byrne  John,  cooper,  house  28  Benjamin 
Byrne  Maurice,  grocer,  107  Beaver,  house  do. 
Byrnes  Andrew,  grocer,  43  Second,  house  do. 
Byrnes  John,  cooper,  h.  67  Third 
Byrnes  Matthew,  laborer,  boards  43  Second 
Byron  Gregory,  shoemaker,  boards  Broadway, 
Greenbush                      [bds.  Eagle  St.  Hotel 
Byron  John  N.  photographist,  40  South  Pearl, 
Byron  Patrick,  milkman,  house  Rennselaer  cor. 

Franklin 
Byron  William,  shoemaker,  Broadway,  Green- 
bush, house  do. 

CABLE  ROBERT,  pianomaker,  house  135  Swan 

Cadozi  Isaac,  cigarmaker,  boards  18  Lydius 

Cadwell  E.,  Mrs.  house  86  Second 

Cady  Daniel,  hostler,  house  128  upper  Spring 

Cady  Denies,  carman,  house  12  Lark 

Cady  George  E.  house  10  Rose 

Cady  Horace  S.  house  156  Lumber 

Cady  John  D.  patent  roofer,  bds.  Farmer's  hotel 

Cady  John  D.  Mrs.  house  36  Jay 

Cady  Wm.  C.  landscape  painter,  house  12  Lark 

Cafifrey  Ann,  widow,  house  1  Clinton 

Calfrey  James,  boards  15  Rose 

Caffrey  Jane,  widow,  house  79  Elm 

Caflfrey  Julia,  widow,  house  15  Rose 

Caffrey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1  Clinton 

Cagger  {Peter),  Porter  (John  K.)  &  Hill  {Edward 

R.),  attorneys,  57  State,  h.  733  Broadway 
Cahill  Edward,  laborer,  boards  97  Quay 
Cahill  John,  packer,  39  State,  house  32  Clinton 
Cahill  John,  laborer,  house  57  Broadway 
Cahill  John,  saloon,  55  Montgomery,  house  do. 
Cahill  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  55  Bradford 
Cahill  William,  butcher,  boards  254  Bowery 
Cahn  M.  tailor,  32  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Caille  William  J.  upholsterer,  28  Bowery 
Cain  Charles,  cooper,  boards  133  Green 
Cain  Daniel,  nailer,  boards  19  Perry 
Cain  James,  carriagesmith,  house  219  Hamilton 
Cain  James,  carman,  house  209  Orange 
Cain  James,  shoemaker,  house  108  >i  Water 
Cain  John,  shoemaker,  honse  101  Eagle 
Cain  John,  laborer,  house  292  Lumber 
Cain  John,  laborer,  house  63  Canal 


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ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY. 


Cain  John,  cooper,  house  850  Broadway 
Cain  John,  laborer,  house  171  Orange 
Cain  John,  marbleworker,  house  32  Howard 
Cain  Joseph,  grocer,  house  57 X  North  Lansing 
Cain  Peter,  laborer,  boards  41  North  Lansing 
Cain  William,  shoestore,  106  South  Pearl,  li.  do. 
Cain  William  M.  bootmaker,  house  54  Howard 
Cain,  see  Cane,  also  Kane 
Cake  Andrew,  coachtrimmer,  h.  166  Franklin 
Cake  Andrew,  hiborer,  house  64  Clinton 
Caider  Humphrey  L.,  Rev.  house  86  Clierry 
Caldwell  William  J.  carriagemaker,  90  Green,  h. 

.  80  South  Ferry 
Caleb  August,  tailor,  house  86  Bowery 
Caleb  Frederick,  moulder,  house  86  Bowery 
Calhoun  Andrew  H.  boardinghouse,  140  State 
Calhoun  Catharine  Mrs.  boards  140  State 
Calhoun  David,  house  107  Third 
Calhoun  David,  teamster,  boards  49  Colonie 
Calhoun  George  W.  machinist,  h.  263  Lumber 
Calkins  J.  T.  supt.  Bryant  &  Stratton's  Mercantile 

College,  446  Broadway,  h.  162  Clinton  ave. 
Calkins  Zerah,  marbleworker,  bds.  66  Franklin 
Calklin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  26  Chapel 
Callaghan  Fanny  Mrs.  house  149  Orange 
Callahan  Jeremiih,  clerk,  75  State,  bds.  Green, 

corner  Arch 
Callahan  John,  te'^mster,  house  52  Schuyler 
Callahan  Morris,  laborer,  house  67  Colonie 
Callahan  Philip,  painter,  house  149  Grand 
Callahan  Timothy,  grocer.  Green,  corner  Arch 
Callan  John,  laborer,  house  42  Third 
Callanan  James,  house  98  Grand  [Grand 

Callanan  James  jr.  attorney,  50  State,  house  98 
Callen  Richard  T.  grocer,  685  Broadway,  house 

687  Broadway 
Callender  David  Mrs.  house  178  North  Pearl 
Calleuder  Thomas,  house  178  North  Pearl 
Calnon  John,  shoemaker,  house  55  Third 
Calverley  Charles,  sculptor,  bds.  38  low.  Spring 
Calverley  Elizabeth,   widow,  h.  38  lower  Spring 
Calverley  Stubbs,  collector,  house  124  Broadway 
Cambridge  Thomas,  laborer,  house  35  Lib-rty 
Cameron  Angus,  carpenter,  house  165  Hudson 
Cameron  Daniel,  grocer,  Hamilton,  cor.  Eagle 
Cameron  George,  harnessmaker,  b.  165  Hudson 
Cameron  George  H.  machinist,  house  Lumber, 

near  North  Pearl 
Cameron  John,  clerk,  443  Broadway,  h.  58  First 
Cameron  John  H  jr.  clerk,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Cameron  Robert  H.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  boards  75 

Beaver 
Cameron  Truman  D.  teacher,  house  273  Hudson 
Camfield  Bernard,  blacksmith,  h.  73  Lawr'^nce 
Campbell  Alexander,  painter,  house  406  Lydius 
Campbell  Alexander,  plasterer.  Hawk  c.  Lydius 
Campbell  Alexander  {Thornton  &  C.)," house 406 

Lydius 
Campbell  Andrew,  house  53  Alexander 
Campbell  Ann,  confectioner.  Green  c.  Hamilton 
Campbell  Charles  H.  clerk,  519  Broadway,  bds. 

82  North  Pearl 
Campbell  Dennis,  carpenter,  house  79  First 
Campbell  Duncan,  asst.  adjt.  gen'l,  h.  62  Chapel 
Campbell  D.  W.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl-,  h..6  Canal 
Campbell  Edward,  farmer,  h.  Delaware  turnpike 
Campbell  Francis,  laborer,  house  44  Canal 
Campbell  Georgt^,  tinsmith,  37  Orange,  h.  19  do. 
Campbell  Hiram,  trackman  on  R.  R.  h.  120  First 
Campbell  Hugh,  boatman,  house  140  Broad 
Campbell  Jacob  V.  engineer,  house  271  N.  Pearl 
Campbell  James,  moulder,  house  53  Alexander 
Campbell  James  H.  cooper,  b.  57  Swan,  Arb.  li. 
Campbell  Jas.  S.  agent,  80  Pier,  h.  343  Hamilton 
Campbell  John,  house  108  First 
Campbell  John,  express  driver,  house  167  Eagle 
Campbell  John,  laborer,  house  259  Green 


Campbell  John,  laborer,  house  265  Green 
Campbell  John,  lumber  inspector,  h.  47  DeWitt 
Campbell  Jfhn  D.  house  214  Hamilton 
Campbell  John  N.  Rev.  house  93  Hudson 
Campbell  Mary,  widow,  house  62  Chapel 
Campbell  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  44  S.  Ferry 
Campbell  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  692  Clinton  ave. 
Campbell  Robert  C.  dairyman,  house  248  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Campbell  Stewart  {Charles  A.  DeForest  &  Co.), 
grocer,  Green,  cor.  Hamilton  h.  108  Hudson 
Campbell  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  177  Montgomery 
Cainpbell  Thomas,  w.atchman,  house  15  Dove 
Campbell  William,  laborer,  h.  140  Jefferson 
Campbell  William,  teamster,  h.  53  lower  Spring 
Campbell  William  H.  moulder,  house  101   First 
Campbell  {Wm.  J.)  &  McDade  ( Wm.),  grocers,  9 
N.  Ferry  and  lumber  dist.  house  9  N.  Ferry 
Campion  Ellen  J.  dressmaker,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Campion  John,  3d  dist.  police,  h.  16  Lumber 
Campion  John,  house  36  Arch 
Campion  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  27  Canal 
Canada  James,  shoemaker,  bds.  Empire  House 
Canaday  George,  dry  goods,  73  Washington  ave. 

house  9  Chestnut 
Canaday  Lloyd,  liquors,  '&c.,  40  Wash.  ave. 
Canaday  Wm  J.  clerk,  house  318  State 
Canady"Frank,  firemau,  B.  R.  R.  house  Broad- 
way, Greenbush 
Canady  John,  baker,  h.  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Canavan  John,  mason,  h.  Philip,  n.  W.  Ferry 
Canavan  Maria,  widow,  house  127  Canal 
Canfield  Bridget,  widow,  house  70  Colonie 
Canfield  Simeon  B.  waterman,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Canknay  Lawrence,  butcher,  h.  200  Jefferson 
Cann  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  133  Broad 
Canning  Michael,  laborer,  house  115  Dallius 
Cannon  Caspar,  laborer,  house  32  Bowery 
Cannon  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  107  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Canter  Michael,  tailor,  bds.  269  Sand 
Cantine  Misses,  house  12  Wilson 
Cantwell  John,   furnaceman,    house    Learned, 

near  Thacher 
Cantwell  Michael,  moulder,  h.  7  Foundry  place 
Cantwell  Thomas,  laborer,  house  15  Lafayette 
Cantwell  Thomas,  laborer,  house  35  Liberty 
Cantwell  Wm.  J.  clerk,  assorting  house,  bds.  70 

Colonie 
Cappa John,  house  119  Bowery 
Capps  John  grainer,  h.  238  Lydius 
Capps  John,  shoemaker,  house  72  Clinton 
Capps  Thomas,  tailor,  431  B'way,  h.  150  Eagle 
Caprou  Benj.  carpenter,  bds.  Spruce  n.  Swau 
Capron  Benj.  C.  carpenter,  house  72  Lawrence 
Capron  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  Spruce  n.  Swan 
Capron  Edward,  carpenter,  bds.  Spruce  u.  Swan 
Caprou  John,  painter,  house  118  First 
Capron  John  D.  34  Wash.  ave.  h.  263  Hamilton 
Capron  Sarah,  widow,  house  76  Orange 
Carbery  Heuston,  shoemaker,  h.  Arch  c.  S.  Pearl 
Carbery  Philip,  house  221  Third 
Card  Charles,  watchman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house, 

76  Montgomeiy 
Carey  E.  widow,  house  9  West  Ferry  alley 
Carey  Henry  (Barrett  &  Co.),  tinroofer,  114  State 
Carey  James,  laborer,  house  107  Dallius 
Carey  James,  cooper,  house  183  Broadway 
Carey  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  8 1  Schuyler 
Carey  John,  grocer,  84  Chui-ch,  b.  S>i  S.  Lansing 
Carey  John,  laborer,  house  109  Broad 
Carey  John,  laborer,  house  179  Elm 
Carey  Lawrence,  grocer,  107  Eagle,  b.  163  Lydius 
Carey  Michael,  grocer,  house  33  Jefiersou 
Carey  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  30  Elm 
Carey,  see  Cary  [Knox 

Carhart  Angeline  B.  Miss,  preceptresSj  house  13 
Carhart  E.  A.  Mrs.  house  67  Lark 


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Carhart  Peter  R.  mail  agent  H.  R.  R.  R.,  house 

176  Hudson 
Carkner  William,  carpenter,  house  2  Garden 
Carl  Mary,  widow,  liouse  117  Broad 
Carl  Patrick,  laborer,  house  207  Broad 
Carl  Peter,  laborer,  house  50  Bradford 
Carley  John  P.  {Vincent  &  C),   marbleworkers, 

It)9  Lydius,  house  22  Second 
Carley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  8  W.  Ferry  alley 
Carlin  Henry,  laborer,  house  81  Orange 
Carlin  James,  grocer,  124  Broad,  house  do. 
Carlin  James,  laborer,  house  63  Arch 
Carlin  James,  plumber,  house  Road  near  Canal 
Carlin  James,  trader,  bds.  225  Broadway 
Carlin  John,  laborer,  house  41  Mulberry 
Carlin  John,  trader,  bds.  225  Broadway 
Carlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  144  Church 
Carlin  Patrick,  coflee  and  spice  agent,  house  83 

South  Ferry 
Carlin  Peter,  porterhouse,  225  Broadway 
Carlin  Philip,  laborer,  house  88  Franklin 
Carlisle  David,  laborer,  house  139  Orange 
Carlisle  James,  tinsmith,  house  81  Oi'ange 
Carlow  G.  W.  edge  tool  mauufact'r,  16  Bowery, 

•  house  122  Spring 
Carls  John,  carman,  house  18  Whitehall  road 
Carman  Hiram,  boatman,  li.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Carman  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  73  Cherry' 
Carmichael  Daniel  jr.  clerk,  bds.  51  Maiden  lane 
Carmichael  James,  bartender,  American  Hotel, 

house  128  Beaver 
Carmichael  James,    laborer,  house  Plank  road 

above  Perry 
Carmichael  Jane,  tailoress,  house  58  S.  Lansing 
Carmichael  Peter  M.    Hamilton  corner    Quay, 

house  51  Maiden  lane 
Carmody  John,  boatman,  house  75  Nucella 
Carmody  Jolin  J.  bds.  18  North  Pearl 
Carmody  Micliael,  laborer,  house  1  Howaad 
Carmody  Patrick,  laborer,  house  67  Colonie 
Carmody  R.  J.  music  teacher,  house  18  N.  Pearl 
Carmody  Simon,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Woert 
Carmody  Tliomas,  laborer  h.  rear  160  Colonie 
Carn  Isadore,  carpenter,  house  308  South  Pearl 
Carney  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  39  Hamilton 
Carney  Daniel,  tinsmith,  house  158  Broadway 
Carney  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Canal  near  Dove 
Carney  James,  carman,  bds.  164  Colonie 
Carney  Michael,  laborer,  house  38  Canal 
Carney  Michael,  printer,  bds.  186  Clinton  ave. 
Carney  Michael,  waiter,  house  rear  53  La  Fayette 
Carney  Patrick,  grocer,  87  Third,  house  do. 
Carney  Patrick,  tilemaker,  h.  Canal  cor.  Lark 
Carney  Peter,  laborer,  house  63  Hawk 
Carney  Sarah,  widow,  house  117  Orange 
Carney  William,  cooper,  house  195  Orange 
Carney,  see  Kearney 
Carpenter  Edward  M.  clerk,  76  Quay,  bds.   44 

Lancaster 
Carpenter  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  1 23  Nortli  Pearl 
Carpenter  George  P.  moulder,  h.  61  N.' Lansing 
Carpenter,  George  W.  engineer  and  supt.  water 

works,  61  State,  house  33  Clinton  avenue 
Carpenter  George  W.  jr.  clerk,  11  State,  bds.  33 

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

tailors,  556  Broadway,  house  146  N.  Pearl 
Carpenter  Levi,  bookkeeper,  h.  33  Ten  Broeck 
Carr  Ellen,  widow,  liouse  128  Dove 
Carr  11.  F.  house  317  Broadway 
Carr  Hugh,  peddler,  bds.  76  Franklin 
Carr  Josiah,  mason,  house  242  Hudson 
Carr  Matthew,  laborer,  house  8  Fulton 
Carr  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  162  Colonie 
Carr  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  200  Orange 
Carr  Robert,  laborer,  liouse  North  Albany 
Carr  Stephen  A.  mason,  house  253  Hudson 


Carr  Win.  A.  shipcarpenter,  house  26  Bleecker 
Carr  William  G.  bds.  86  Grand 
Carr  William  H.  mason,  house  253  Hudson 
Carrick  Sarah,  widow,  house  65  Canal 
Carrier  John  T.  meatstall,  house  69  Hawk 
Carroll  Ann,  widow,  house  Green  corner  Plumb 
Carroll  Ann  Mrs.  grocer,  Broadway  corner  Har- 
rison, Greenbush,  house  do. 
Carroll  Arlond,  lumber,  5  Lumber  district,  house 

716  Broadway 
Carroll  Bryan,  laborer,  house  173  Montgomery 
Carroll  Charles  A.  flour  and  grain,  h.  109  First 
Carroll  Edward,  carpenter,  house  67  Snipe 
Carroll  Ellen,  widow,  house  50  Hamilton 
Carroll  Hannah,  porterhouse,  15  Quay,  h.  do. 
Carroll  Howard,  civil  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  75  Hawk 
Carroll  James,  agent,  house  206  South  Pearl 
Carroll  James,  brewer,  bds.  104  Canal 
Carroll  James,  grocer,  h.  Schuyler  cor.  Franklin 
Carroll  James,  laborer,  bds.  225  Broadway 
Carroll  James  H.  printer,  78  State,  h.  707  B'way 
Carroll  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  53  Third 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  59  Perry 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  Canal  above  Dove; 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  25  Morton 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  68  Colonie 
Carroll  John,  cigarmaker,  house  109  Canal 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  245  Green 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  bds.  225  Broadway 
Carroll  John  N.  clerk,  bds.  716  Broadway 
Carroll  Lawrence,  grocer,  house  89  Canal 
Carroll  Mary,  porterhouse,  225  Broadway 
Carroll  Mary,  widow,  house  149  Broadway 
Carroll  Mary,  widow,  house  213  Broadway 
Carroll  Mary  T.  milliner,  41  N.  Lansing,  h.  do. 
Carroll  Michael,  liquors,  38  Orange,  b.  623  B'way 
Carroll  Owen,  carman,  house  177  Lumber 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  23  Centre 
Carroll  Patrick,  carman,  house  149  Canal 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Carroll  Patrick,  watchman,  house  70  Colonie 
Carroll  Patrick,  switchman,  h.  47  Van  Schaick 
Carroll  Patrick,  liouse  215  Orange 
Carroll  Peter,  laborer,  house  152  Canal 
Carroll  Peter,  peddler,  bds.  225  Broadway 
Carroll  Philip,  grocer,  59  Canal,  house  do. 
Carroll  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  5  Foundry  place 
Carroll  Thonias,  laborer,  house  49  Lawrence 
Carroll  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  16  Bethlehem  rd. 
Carroll  Thomas  B.  canal  appraiser,  State  Hall, 

house  at  Troy 
Carroll  William,  laborer,  house  53  Morton 
Carroll  William  Rev.  h.  N.  Pearl  cor.  Lumber 
Carroll  William  A.  printer,  Knickerbocker  office, 

bds.  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.  clerk,  bds.  267  North  Pearl 
Carson  Hugh,  sawhandlemaker,  h.  27  Morton 
Carson  Robert,  calker,  house   Broadway  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush 
Carter  Ann,  widow,  bds.  46  Lydius 
Carter  Edward,  clerk,  bds.  106  Green 
Carter  George  B.  printer,  bds.  116  Clinton  ave. 
Carter  James,  waiter,  144  State,  bds.  do. 
Carter  John  B.  lumber  insp.  h.  116  Clinton  ave. 
Carter  John  V.  B.  patternmaker,  h.  168  Second 
Carter  Joseph  L  forwarder,  house  106  Green 
Carter  Luciau  E.  student,  bds.  10  Canal 
Carter  Martin,  laborer,  house  90  Van  Woert 
Carter  Samuel,  sen.  bds.  168  Second 
Carter  William  H.  grocer,  46  Lydius,  house  do. 
Carthright  Joseph,  blacksmith,  bds.  33!  State. 
Carty  William,  carpenter,  h.  rear  16  Morton 


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ALBANY      [C]      DIEECTOEY, 


Gary  Albert,  clerk,  369  B'way,  h.  60  N.  Ferry 
Gary  Anna  M.  Mrs.  board inghouse,  -29  Quacken- 

bush 
Gary  {David  H.)  &  Salisbury  [Daniel),  lumber 

dealers,  first  ofBce  above  North  Ferry 
Gary  David  H.  (J.  &  D.  H.  Cary, a.\so  C.  &  Salis- 
bury) house  9  Elk 
Gary  Dennis,  carpenter,  house  158  Jefferson 
Gary  Dennis,  malster,  house  80  Bradford 
Gary  Dennis,  laborer,  house  3  Eagle 
Gary  Edward,  bds  24  Plain 
Gary  Egbert,  bookkeeper,  80  Pier,  h.  24  Plain 
Gary  Esther,  widow,  house  252  Hudson 
Gary  Francis,  laborer,  house  Third  above  Knox 
Gary  Henry,  moulder,  bds.  252  Hudson 
Gary  Henry,  tinroofer,  house  92  Swan 
Gary  Isaac  H.  house  14  Washington  avenue 
Gary  James,  stovemounter,  house  26  Morton 
Gary  James,  cooper,  bds.  252  Hudson 
Gary  James,  laborer,  house  116  Van  Woert 
Gary  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  81  Schuyler 
Gary  Joanna,  washing,  house  223  Broadway 
Gary  John,  cooper,  house  14  Rose 
Gary  John,  barkeeper,  house  26  Dove 
Gary  John,  6  Stanwix  Hall  Bldg.  h.  146  Eagle 
Gary  Joseph  &  David  H.  provisions,  369  Broad- 
way, house  24  Plain 
Gary  Mary,  dressmaker,  bds.  3  Plain 
Gary  Matthew,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Gary  Michael,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Gary  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  42  Rensselaer 
Gary  Samuel,  flour  and  provisions,  13  State,  h. 

51  Grand 
Cary  Sarah  Miss,  house  163  Lydius 
Gary  Simon,  tailor,  house  49  North  Lansing 
Gary, see  Carey 

Gase  Abraham,  painter,  house  17  Ghapel 
Gase  Gharles  J.  clerk.  24  State,  bds.  85  Lydius 
Gase  Dwight  G.  house  89  South  Pearl 
Gase  George  S.  real  estate  broker,  h.  11  Lumber 
Gase  Gorden,  painter,  bds.  15  Van  Bchaick 
Gase  Henry  S.  physician,  bds.  85  Lydius 
Case  Jonathan  H.  phy.sician,  85  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Gase  Lafayette,  carpenter,  21   Second,  house  23 

Wilson 
Case  Newell  M.  carbuilder,  house  43  Third 
Gase  Truman,  carpenter,  house  330  Lumber 
Gase  Wm.  D.  rec.  teller,  Com.  Bink,  house  56 

Elm 
Casey  Anna,  widow,  house  55  Howard 
Casey  Bridget,  widow,  house  3  Hawk 
Casey  David  K.  printer,  house  114  Green 
Casey  Dominick,  laborer,  house  UN.  Lansing 
Casey  Edward,  laborer,  house  196  Orange 
Casey  James,  laborer,  house  75  Van  Woert 
Casey  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  353  State 
Casey  John,  laborer,  house  10  Fulton 
Casey  John,  moulder,  house  8  Pine 
Casey  John,  bookkeeper,  bds.  39  Rensselaer 
Casey  John,  carman,  house  46  Van  Schaick 
Casey  John,  laborer,  house  22  Van  Zandt 
Casey  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  36  Water 
Casey  Peter,  laborer,  house  50  Water 
Casey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  26  De  Witt 
Casey  Wm.  laborer,  house  29  Herkimer 
Casey  Wm.  coal  dealer,  house  196  Green 
Cashly  Jane,  widow,  house  Columbia,  G'bush 
Gashman  John,  laborer,  house  299  North  Pearl 
Cashman  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  145  Swan,  Ar.  hill 
Caslan  L.  gilder,  house  24  Norton 
Cass  Amos  A.  teacher,  house  74  First 
Gassel  John,  parchmentmaker,  h.  Canal  ab.  Dove 
Cassiday  Alice,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  26  Morton 
Cassiday  Thomas,  school,  62  Orange,  bds.  14  do. 
Gassidy  Catharine,  widow,  house  29  Hamilton 
Cassidy  Gharles,  shoemaker  and  porterhouse, 
house  51  Herkimer 


Gassidy  Clinton  [Courtney  &  C),  city  attorney, 

480  Broadway,  bds.  5  Clinton  sqiiare 
Cassidy  Felix,  laborer,  house  189  Broadway 
Cassidy  Hugh,  gilder,  bds.  115  Orange 
Cassidy  Henry,  laborer,  house  138  Arch 
Gassidy  James,  blacksmith,  house  20  Delaware 
Cassidy  James,  clerk,  205  B'way,  bds.  52  Church 
Gassidy  James,  laborer,  house  17  Bassett 
Cassidy  John,  house  70  Schuyler 
Cassidy  Margaret  Mrs.  house  5  Clinton  square 
Cassidy  Martin,  laborer,  house  13  Lawrence 
Gassidy  Mary,  widow,  house  22  Delaware 
Cassidy  Mieliael,  laborer,  house  139  Swan 
Cassidy  Michael,  hoxise  89  Dallius 
Cassidy  Patrick,  carman,  bds.  52  Church 
Cassidy  Patrick,  porterhouse.   Quay  cor.  John 
Cassidy  Patrick,  porter,  57  Quay,  h.  119  Church 
Cassidy  Patrick  W.  bds.  89  Dallius 
Cassidy  Peter,  mason,  house  20  Delaware 
Cassidy  William  [Comstock  &  C),  prop.  Atlas  & 

Argus,  Beaver  corner  B'way,  house  21  Elk 
Gassidy  William,  laborer,  house  52  Church 
Gassidy  Wm.  M.  real  estate  agent,  74  State,  h. 

126  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Cassin  Hannorah,  widow,  h.  Green,  Greenbush 
Cassin  J.  J.  printer,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Cassin  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Second  ave.  Greenb. 
Gassion  John,  laborer,  house  48  Van  Schaick 
Castaiiiebaum  Simon,  peddler,  house  76  Franklin 
Gastanienbaum  Moses,  peddler,  house  131  Broad 
Castle  Charles,  silverplater,  bds.  331  State 
Castle  Daniel,  wheelwright,  924  Broadway,  h.  9 

Lumber 
Castle  Orlando  W.  tinroofer,  h.  287  Wash.  ave. 
Castle  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Castle  Washington,  butcher,  house  123  Beaver 
Castle  William,  clerk,  house  120  Lark 
Castle  William  E.  printer,  52  State,  h.  68  Lark 
Castle  William  H.  lumber  insp.  h.  43  Lumber 
Caswell  John,  bricklayer,  house  rear  71  Grand 
Catherine  Louisa,  widow,  house  127  Broad 
Caton  Edward,  cigarmaker,  house  15  R.  R.  ave. 
Caton  Margaret,  widow,  house  129  Broad 
Gauden  Bernard,  shoemaker,  24  Quay,  b.  12  do. 
Cavanagh  Arthur,  gardener,  house  2  Odell 
Cavanagh  James,  waiter,  house  96  Broad 
Cavanagh  John,  laborer,  house  29  Chestnut 
Cavanagh  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  56  Van  Woert 
Cavanagh  Mary,  widow,  h.  Spruce  cor.  Dove 
Cavanagh  Michael,  boatman,  house  126  Orange 
Cavanagh  Michael  J.  J.  clerk  in  New  York,  h.  7 

South  Lansing 
Cavanagh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  54  Lancaster 
Cavanagh  Thomas,   hay  and   straw,  5  Clinton 

avenue,  house  151  Orange 
Cavanagh  Thomas,  laborer,  house  295  Lumber 
Cavanagh  Thomas  J.  pedler,  house  164  Third 
Cavert  Stewart  B.  [William  Cavcrt  &  Co.),  bds. 

16  North  Pearl 
Cavert  William  &  Co.  [S.  B.  Cavert),  grocers, 

•    84  North  Pearl,  house  2  Van  Schaick 
Cellery  John,  porter,  5  State,  house  43  Arch 
Cevor  Gharles,  engineer,  house  46  Dallius 
Claadbourne  Geo.  L.  shipcarpenter,  h.  Tiv.  hoi. 
Chadwick  Catharine  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  31  Lark 
Ghidwick  Charlotte  J.  bds.  28  Lafayette 
Chadwick  James  H.  painter,  bds.  28  La  Fayette 
Chadwick  John,  printer,  house  Lark 
Chadwick  Lucy,  widow,  house  28  La  Fayette 
Chadwick  Wm.  E.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  East  Albany 
Chaff  Thomas,  pianomaker,  house  920  Broadway 
Chaffee  Luther,  State  cor.  B'way,  bds.  39  Grand 
Chaffin  Alonzo  G.  engineer,  house  at  Bath 
Chalmers  John,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

77  Golonie  [68  Hawk 

Chamberlain  Frank  [Chamberlains),  47  Quay,  h. 
Chamberlain  Henry,  carpenter,  house  15  Rose 


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Chamberlain  John,  carpenter,  house  Second  be- 
low Harrison,  Greenbusli 
Chamberlain  Joseph  L.  37  Quay,  h.  65  Philp 
Chamberlain  Joshua  D.  merch't,  li.  305  Ham'ltn 
Chamberlain  Lee  [Chamberlains],  47  Quay,  bds. 
64  Philip  [Lansing 

Chamberlain  Lj^man,  train  master,  h.  65  North 
Chamberlain  Winslow  R.  carpenter,  55  Hamil- 
ton, house  15  Rose 
Chamberlains  {Lee  and  Frank  Chamberlain),  pro- 
duce commission  merchant,  47  Quay 
Chamberlen  Nelson  W.  miller,  house  83  Colonie 
Chamberlin  George  W.  E.  carver,  b.  50  Westerlo 
Chamberlin  Levina,  tailoress,  house  50  Westerlo 
Chambers  {David)  &  Buhles  (P.  L.),  cigarmakers, 

27  Church,  house  61  South  Lansing, 
Chambers  John,  hairdresser,  State  cor.  Dean,  h. 

106  Willett 
Chambers  Michael,  trader,  h.  221  Broadway 
Chambers  Patrick,  grocer,  425  Lydius,  h.  do 
Chambers  Polly  Miss,  h.  920  Broadway 
Chambers  William,  h.  Whitehall  road  cor.  Odell 
Chambers  William  B.  physician,  841  Broadway 
Ids.  55  Lumber  [17  Columbia,  bds.  do 

Cham  bliss  Wm.  P.  lieutU.  S.  A.  recruiting  station 
Chamon  Wm.  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Champine  Eliza,  widow,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Chandler  Edgar  M.  brakeman,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Chandler  John,  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.,  G'bush 
Chandler  Henry,  conductor,  Boston  R.  R.  h.  79 

Second,  Greenbush 
Chandler  Nelson  D.  carman,  bds  21  Orange 
Chandler  Samuel  W.  paperhanger,  h.  41  Lydius 
Chandler  Thomas  R.  truckman,  h.  at  G'bush 
Chandler  Wm.  B.  carriagemaker,  h.  51  S.  Ferry 
Chapin  Dwight  &  Co.,  patentmedicines,  34  Wash. 

avenue,   h.  18  Beaver  • 
Chapin  F.  L.  R.  physician,  h.  40  Lodge 
Chapin  Lyman,  320  Broadway,  h.  105  State 
Chapin  Geo.  with  Blake  &  Son,  310  Broadway 
Chapin  Maria,  widow,  h.  81  Hudson 
Chapin  Ogdeu  N.  &  Co.,  agt's  Merchant's  Trans- 
portation Co.  4  Maiden  lane,  h.  86  Hudson 
Chapin  R.  Hunter,  bds,  86  Hudson 
Chapman  Demetrius,  carpenter,  h.  68  Lark 
Chapman  George,  laborer,  h.  296  Lumber 
Chapman  Henry  E.  paperhanger,  h.  1 1  Swan 
Chapman  Isaac  A.  merchant,  3,  5  and  7  State,  h. 

53  Chap^^l 
Chapman  Levi,  5  State,  h.  77  Clinton  avenue 
Chapman  Mary  E.  dry  goods,  208  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Chapman  Morgan  L.  {Haswell  &  C),  also  grocer 

36  Quay,  house  do 
Chappel  William  E.  bartender,  h.  170  Hudson 
Charboneaux  McGuire,  carpenter,  house  3  West 

Ferry  alley 
Charles  Daniel  D.  T.  {Van  Hcusen  &  C),  crock- 
ery ware,  &c.  470  Broadway,  h.  192  Lydius 
Charles  {George  H.)  &  Van  Meter  {A.),  butchers, 

5  Center  Market,  house  7  Swan 
Charles  John,  planemaker,  h.  346  Wash.  ave. 
Charles  Maria  Mrs.  house  6  Canal 
Charne  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  169  Hudson 
Chase  Cornelius,  house  24  Plain 
Chase  D.  C.  telegraph  operator,  H.  R.  R.  boards 

28  Division 

Chase  Eliakim,  paperhanger,  house  123  Lydius 
Chase  Henry  B.  pianomaker,  bds.  55  Lark 
Chase  Jabez,  blacksmith,  bds.  102  Hawk 
Chase  Jackson  H.  clerk  canal  department.  State 

Hall,  boards  37  Dove 
Chase  James  (G.  C.  Treadiocll  &  Co.),  house  at 

New  York 
Chase  John  H.  hairdresser,  Delavan  House,  house 

15  Van  Tromp 
Chase  John  W.  moulder,  house  32  West  Ferry 
Chase  Mary  Ann,  house  55  Lark 


Chase  Melvin,  freight  office,  East  Albany,  bds.  4 

Hamilton  place 
Chase  Nalium,  bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Chase  Nelson  H.  bookkeeper,  h.  698  Broadway 
Chase  Nicholas  S.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  house  80 

Second,  East  Albany 
Chase  S.  G.  &  Co.  forwarders,  113  Pier 
Chase  Samuel  T.  lumber  inspector,  4  Lumber 

district,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Chase  Sylvanus  G.  agent  Western  Transporta- 
tion Co.  113  Pier,  house  83  Clinton  avenue 
Chase  Wm.  jr.  patternmaker,  h.  4  Hamilton  pi. 
Chase  Wm.  P.  pianomaker,  bds.  55  Lark 
Chatfield  Alfred  F.  florist,  60  Chestnut,  h.  do. 
Chatlield  Daniel  S.  dry  goods,  650  Broadway, 

boards  18  Chapel 

Chatfield  Luman  C.  clerk,  650  Broadway,  bds. 

27  Quackenbush  [near  Perry 

Chatfield  W.  T.  F.  gardener,  house  Clinton  ave. 

Chatterly  Jas.  superintendent.  Sand  cor.  Perry, 

house  57  Lark 
Chavalley  Margaret,  widow,  house  17  Sand 
Cheeseman  Joseph ,  teamster,  iiouse  47  Elm 
Cheever  Eliza,  widow,  house  264  North  Pearl 
Cheever  Henry  N.  carman,  bds.  264  North  Pearl 
Cheever  Thomas,  porterhouse,  36  North  Ferry 
Cheney  Clarence  A.  teller  Ex.  Bank,  450  Broad- 
way, bds.  77  Clinton  avenue 
Cheney  James  M.  printer,  h.  139  Clinton  avenue 
Cheney  Marsylvia,  widow,  h.  77  Clinton  avenue 
Cheskney  Alexander,  painter,  house  llONucella 
Chesney  Barbara  Miss,  house  50  lower  Spring 
Chester  Louisa,  widow,  house  57  Howard 
Ckestney  Christina,  widow,  house  63  Lodge 
Chestnut  Michael,  butcher,  house  18  Church 
Childs  Daniel  Mrs.  fish  and  oysters,  704  Broad- 
way, house  do. 
Childs  Daniel  D.  clerk,  704  B'way,  h.  702  do. 
Chilson  Hiram,  stage  driver,  house  41  Union 
Chink  George,  tailor,  house  2  Van  Vechten 
Chipman  Hugh  L.  clerk,  44  State,  bds.  36  West 

Ferry 
Chipman  James  H.  117  Pier,  h.  36  We.st  Ferry 
Chisholm  Wm.  moulder,  house  176  Third 
Chism  Ebenezer,  mason  and  builder,  h.  67  First 
Chism  John  D.  real  estate  and  patent  rights, 

house  13  Plain 
Chrisler  John,  paints  and  oils,  819  B'way,  h.  do. 
Chrisler  Merret,  daguerreotypes,  66  State,  house 

55  DeWitt 
Christian  JohnM.  chandler,  b.  13  Delaware  turnp. 
Christian  Lawrence,  gardener,  h.  13  Del.  turnp. 
Christian  {Robert)  &  Smith  {James),  shoemakers, 

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

194  Lydius 
Christie  William  H.  mechanic,  h.  3  Van  Zandt 
Christopher  Jacob  G.  hairdresser,  13  Beaver,  h. 
31  Green  [Stanwix  Hall 

Church  T.  T.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 
Church  Walter  S.  land'  agency,  452  Broadway, 

house  1 1  North  Pearl 
Church  Wm.  B.  carriagemaker,  bds.  92  Swan 
Churchill  Amanda,  tailoress,  h.  64  North  Pearl 
Churchill  H.  W.  engraver,  78  State,  h.  45  Jay 
Churchill  Isaac,  carpenter,  house  7  Broad 
Churchill  R.  Emmett,  photographist,  80  State, 

house  189  Hudson 
Churchill  Thomas,  painter,  house  130  Jefferson 
Cinknay  Lawrence,  Dutcher,  house  Jefferson 
Cinney  Augustus,  carman,  house  49  Westerlo 
Cipperly  George  H.   attorney,  75  State,  boards 

American  Hotel 
Claassen  Eiias,  liquors,  Clinton  cor.  Delaware 
Claassen  Euno  J.  liquors,  209  South  iPearl,  h.  do. 
Claassen  Hermannus,  house  842  Broadway 


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ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY. 


Clabby  Nicholas,  house  89  Cherry 
Chiffiiy  Owen,  laborer,  honse  rear  144  Third 
ClaiFay  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  rear  144  Third 
Claivy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  20  Orange 
Clanisliire  Catharine,  dresmaker,  h.  at  Greeub. 
Clancey  Daniel,  laborer,  house  14  Clinton 
Clancey  James,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  135  Lumber 
Clancey  James,  laborer,  house  16'2  Grand 
Clancey  John,  mason,  house  50  West  Ferry 
Clancey  Michael,  mason,  h.  Philip,  cor.  Wilbur 
Clancey  Patrick  H.  carpenter,  h.  62  West  Ferry 
Clancey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  132  Lumber 
Clandening  Wm.  harnessmaker,  617  Broadway 
Clapliam  .h)hu  H.  clerk,  bds.  62  Union 
Clapham  Sarah,  widow,  boardinghouse,  62  Union 
Chipp  Abner  C.  confectioner,  h.  916  Broadway 
Clapp  Charles  F.  clerk,  bds.  93  Herkimer 
Clapp  Huldah,  widow,  bds.  93  Herkimer 
Clapper  Alfrica,  laborer,  h.  78  Washington  ave. 
Clapper  Peter,  cigarniaker,  house  85  Second 
Clapperton  Thos.  porterhouse,  240  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Clare  John,  malster,  house  3  Bleeckcr 
Clare  Wm.  carman,  house  144  Second 
Clarey  Edward,  laborer,  house  48  Morton 
Clarey  Edward,  laborer,  ln'use  160  Grand 
Clarey  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  Greenbush 
Clarey  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  19  Caual 
Clarey,  see  Clary,  also  Clcary 
Clark  {Adam  S.)  &  Gifford  (Charles  £.)  flour  and 

grain,  39  and  43  Quay,  house  118  Green 
Clark  Alonzo,  brakemau  H.  R.  R.  R.  boards  23 

South  Ferry  [East,  Greenbush 

Clark  Arden  M.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.   house  9 
Clark  Augustus,  receivhig  clerk,  W.   R.  R.  bds. 

84  Green 
Clark  B.  widow,  grocer,  122  Broad,  house  do. 
Clark  Benjamin,  moulder,  h.  297  North  Pearl 
Clark  Chas.  G.  {Vide  &  C.)  hardware,  41  State, 

house  48  Jay 
Clark  Chas.  H.  printer,  bds.  23  South  Ferry 
Clark  Christiana,  house  II  Wendell 
Clark  Edward,  1  iborer,  house  52  Second 
Clark  Edwin,  produce,  &c.,  house  229  State 
Clark  (Eli  C.)  &  Sumner  (Alanson  A.),  lumber, 

6  lumber  district,  h.at  Ballston  Spa 
Clark  Eli  C.  jr.,  lumber,  bds.  52  Spencer 
Clark  Elijah  B.  foreman,  Hamilton,  cor.  Union 

house  215  Hamilton 
Clark  Eliza,  widow,  house  91  Orange 
Clark  Ephraim  C.  laborer,  house  256  Sand 
Clark  Francis,  jr.,  carpenter,  bds.  Westerlo,  cor. 

Broad  [h.  Westerlo  cor.  Broad 

Clark  Francis,  carpenter  and  builder,  56  Lydius, 
Clark  George,  machinist,  house  23  South  Ferry 
Clark  George,  gasfitter,  house  112  Third 
Clark  George  H.  moulder,  house  30  Clinton 
Clark  George  W.  agent,  house  51  North  Lansing 
Clark  George  W.  carpenter,  house  66  Lawrence 
Clark  George  W.  machinist,  bds.  23  South  Ferry 
Clark  H.  B'.  bds.  American  Hotel,  100  State 
Clark  Hugh,  laborer,  house  129  Broad 
Clark  Isaiah,  house  149  Hamilton 
Clark  James,  grocer,  145  Orange,  house  do 
Clark  James,  cutter,  466  B'way,  bds.  92  Beaver 
Clark  .James,  laborer,  house  123  Orange 
Clark  John,  baker,  250  South  Pearl,  house  do 
Clark  John,  blacksmith,  house  286  South  Pearl 
Clark  John,  laborer,  house  30  Water 
Clark  John,  bootmaker,  bds.  51  North  Lansing 
Clark  John,  carpenter,  house  236  Lydius 
Clark  John,  furnaceman,  house  54  West  Ferry 
Clark  John,  jr.,  moulder,  bds.  51  North  Lansing 
Clark  John  F.  clerk,  bds.  725  Broadway 
Clark  John  H.  tin  and  coppersmith,  12  Beaver, 

hous'e  37  Chestnut 
Clark  Joseph,  fruit  and  produce  dealer  and  syrup, 

88  Washington  avenue,  house  229  State 


Clark  Lemuel,  proprietor  American  Hotel 
Clark  Mary  Mrs.  dry  goods,  286  South  Pearl,  cor. 

Bassett,  house  do. 
Clark  Matthew,  coachman,  bds.  93  Third 
Clark  Matthew  C.  bookbinder,  h.  129  Jefferson 
Clark  Nathaniel,  house  Gt.  W.  Turn.,  n.  Perry 
Clark  Owen,  laborer,  house  259  State 
Clark  Patrick,  potato  merchant,  bds.  C26  B'way 
Clark  Peter,  clerk  63  State,  house  27  Howard 
Clark  Peter  V.  clerk  63  State,  house  75  Lark 
Clark  Robert,  hostler,  house  73  Maiden  lane 
Clark  Sarah,  widow,  h.  127  Jeiferson 
Clark  Sarah  Ann,  tailoress,  house  127  Jeflferson 
Clark  Stephen,  lumber  dealer,  5   Lumber  dist. 

house  725  Broadway 
Clark  Stephen  W.  {McCoy  &  C),  stoves,  etc.,  15 

Green,  house  881  Broadway 
Clark  Thos.  stoves,  &c.  656  B'way,  h.  208  Lumber 
Clark  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  54  IBowery 
Clark  Thomas,  machinist,  house  18  Lumber 
Clark  Wm.  blacksmith,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Clark  Wm.  G.  bookkeeper,  3'J  Quay,  h.  84  Green 
Clark  Wm.  H.  teacher,  bds.  3  Washington  ave. 
Clark  Wm.  P.  tinsmith,  bds   228  Elm 
Clarke  Edward  H.  (fF.  H.  Dc  Witt  &  Nephews), 

staves  67  Pier,  bds   745  Broadway 
Clarke  Jno.  S.  stereotyper,  407  B'way,  h.  32Third 
Clarke  Michael,  grocer.  Pine  c.  Loelge,  h.  9 Pine 
Clarke  Thomas,  harnessmaker,  h.  207  Lydius 
Clarke  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Third  n.  Snipe 
Clarke  Wm.  coppersmith,  h.  371  Wash.  ave. 
Clarkson  Matthew,  confectioner,  98  State,  h.  do. 
Clarkson  Wm.  fireman,  house  at  Greenbush 
Clary  Joanna,  widow,  house  Lawrence 
Clary,  see  Clarey 

Clas  Adam,  moulder,  house  168  Broad 
Claw  John  I.  pliysiciap,  70  Green,  h.  50  Hamilton 
Clawson  Robert,  house  99  Knox 
Claxton  Forbes,   laborer,   house     Second,   cor. 
Glenn,  Greenbush     [bds.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Clay   S.  H.  carpenter,   Broadway,   n.   Harrison, 
Clay  John,  carpenter,  bds.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Cleary  Michael,  laboror,  house  216  Broadway 
Cleary  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Second 
Cleary  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  57  Third 
Cleete  Peter  R.  shoemaker,  97  Hamilton,  house 

194  South  Pearl 
Clem  Jacob,  cigarmaker,  house  57  Clinton 
Clemence  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  47  Clinton 
Clement  Henry  A.  house  247  Hudson 
Clement   Henry  B.  druggist,  Broadway,  corner 

Clinton  avenue,  bds.  247  Hudson 
Clement  Joseph,  carpenter,  bds.  74  Wash.  ave. 
Clement  Wm.  hatter,  house  226  Green 
Clements  John,  laborer,  house  rear  63  Bowery 
Clemishaw  John  B.  bookkeeper,  1  Clinton  ave- 
nue, house  138  Hamilton 
Clemishire  John,  builder,  161  and  163  Clinton 

avenue,  house  138  do. 
Clemishire  Wm.  carpenter,  house  123  Second' 
Clench  Mrs.  house  113  Hamilton 
Clexton  Robert  W.,  morrocofinisher,  house  49 

Schuyler 
Clifford  Michael,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Woert 
Cliker  Francis,  carpenter,  house  320  State 
Clinch  Joseph  T.  physician,  house  78  Church 
Clinker  Henry  J.  missionary,  house  6  Norton 
Clinton  James,  waiter,  house  353  State 
Clinton  Joseph,  deputv  sheriff,  office  77  State, 

house  7  De  Witt 
Clinton  Margaret,  widow,  h.  7  De  Witt 
Clohesy  James,  laborer,  house  58  North  Lansing 
Close  Peter,  engineer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Clough  John,  painter,  h.  114  Swan,  Arbor,  hill 
Clow  Jacob,  shoemaker,  28  Orange,  house  do. 
Clow  Jacob  G.  shoemaker,  58  Washington  ave- 
nue, house  39  lower  Spring 


ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY. 


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Clow  John  E.  tailor,  house  80  upper  Spring 
Clow  John  M.  express  13  Exchange  Building, 

hds.  178  Hamilton 
Clow  Joseph,  mason,  house  80  upper  Spring 
Clowry  Edward,  blacksmith,  house  James  place, 

Bethlehem  road 
Clowry  James,  blacksmith,  h.  17  Van  Vechten 
Clowry  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  James  place, 

Bethlehem  road 
Clumps  Henry,  painter,  house  100  Schuyler 
Clune  Thomas,  cigarmaker,  bds.  17  Van  Woert 
Clunen  Michael,  laborer,  house  15  M  Rose  alley 
Clute  Garret  J.  clerk,  house  45  Philip 
Clunt  Philip,  butcher,  house  337  Washington  av. 
Clute  Garrit  M.  liquors,  49  Quay,  h.  639  B'way 
Clute  Jacob    H.   attorney,   94  State,   house  at 

Guilderland 
Clute  Nicholas,  varnisher,  bds.  33  Green 
Clute  Peter,  bootcrimper,  97   Hamilton,  house 

149  South  Pearl 
Clute  Richard  D.  carpenter,  house  181  Lancaster 
Clute  William  K.  attorney,  bds.  149  South  Pearl 
Clutterbuck  Jas.  paperhanger,  h.  24  Van  Schaick 
Clyde  Letitia,  widow,  house  60  Third 
Coates  A.  B.  bds.  44  Beaver 
Coates  Charles  H.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  bds.  659  B'way 
Coates  George,  brakeman,  bds.  18  Quackenbush 
Coates  James  foreman,  house  199  Elm 
Coates  John,  gardener,  house  35  Lafayette 
Coates  John  W.  painter,  h.  53  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Cobb  Elijah  Mrs.  house  Balsam  grove,  Lydius, 

near  Knox 
Coburn  J.  H.  bookkeeper,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Coburn  Lewis,  cabinetmaker,  h.  North  Albany 
Coburn  Robert,  painter,  26  William,  house  do. 
Cobyrne  Mary,  widow,  house  35  Van  Schaick 
Cochran  Bridget,  widow,  house  37  Rensselaer 
Cochran  David   II.   principal    Normal    school, 

house  43  Lodge 
Cochran  John,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Schaack 
Cochran  John,  carman,  house  209  Elm 
Cochran   William   F.   grocer,  Masonic   Hall,  41 

North  Pearl,  bds.  Delavan  iiouse 
Cochrane  Clark  B.  (Reynolds,  C.  &  Harris),  at- 
torney, 41  N.  Pearl,  bds.  21  Steuben 
Cochrane  Ellen  Mrs.  dressmaker,  h.  121  Beaver 
Cochrane  James,  bookseller,  house  121  Beaver 
Cocklin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1 10  Dallius 
Cody  John,  butcher,  house  96  Bradford 
Coe  Hiram,  carman,  house  93  Church 
Coe  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  5  Johnson 
Coffee  Dennis,  laborer,  house  55  Lawrence 
Coffee  James,  carpenter,  house  281  Lumber 
Coffee  James,  grainstriker,  house  38  Water 
Coffee  .James,  laborer,  house  40  Water 
Coffman  Jobn,  gasfitter,  h.  20  W.  Ferry  alley 
Cogburn  James,  carman,  55  Lafayette 
Goggle  Betson,  house  408  Lydius 
Coggle  John,  gilder,  house  408  Lydius 
Coglan  Catharine,  widow,  house  Bassettc.  Green 
Cogswell  George  H.  stationer,  21  Fayette,  h.  do. 
Cogswell  George  W.  carpenter,  96  Orange 
Cogswell  James,  carpenter,  h,  55  Van  Schaick 
Cogswell  Mason  F.  physician,  13  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Cohen  Jacob,  peddler,  bds.  26  Lydius 
Cohen  Mayer  K.  clerk,  548  Broadway,  bds.  55 

Lydius 
Cohn  Abraham,  peddler,  house  194  South  Pearl 
Cohn  David,  clothing,  32  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Cohn  Isaac  (/.  Cohn  &  Bro.),  house  88  Lydius 
Cohn  Jacob  &   Bro.    (Isaac),    dry  goods,    336 

Broadway,  house  80  Lydius 
Cohn  Kaufman,  peddler,  house  41  Alexander 
Colin  L.  bookkeeper, ,336  Broadway,  b.  88  Lydius 
Cohn  L.  peddler,  house  rear  138  Broad 
Cohn  Lana,  widow,  house  76  Franklin 
Cohn  Moritz,  peddler,  house  58  Rensselaer 


Cohn  Myer,  tailor,  82  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Cohn  M.  Solomon,  peddler,  h.  213  South  Pearl 
Colbern  Ephraim,  ioreman,   126  Bowery,  house 

58  Fayette 
Colbern  Peter,  2  Bowery,  house  70  Lark 
Colbert  James,  watchman,  house  39  Hamilton 
Colburn  .John,  laborer,  house  8  Eagle 
Colch  James,  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.  Greenbush 
Cole  Amanda,  widow,  house  162  upper  Spring 
Cole  Augustus  G.  teacher,  bds.  55  Lumber 
Cole  Caroline,  M'idow,  house  155  Eagle 
Cole  Charles,  carpenter,  house  125  Broad 
Cole  Charles  H.  61  Quay,  house  CO  First 
Cole  Cornelius  V.  livery  stable,  house  5  Rose 
Cole  Daniel  B.  clerk,  comptroller's  office,  State 

Hall,  bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Cole  Franklin,  clerk,  bds.  155  Eagle 
Cole  George,  boatman,  house  16'i  upper  Spring 
Cole  James,  laborer,  house  79  Orange 
Cole  James,  carman,  house  47  Dewitt 
Cole  John  O.  police  justice.  Center  Market,  h. 

144  North  Pearl 
Cole  Margaret  L.  widow,  house  36  Union 
Cole  Mark,  janitor  Albany  academy,  house  do. 
Cole  Moses,  moulder,  house  147  Church 
Cole  Myron  H.  rec.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  h.  155  Eagle 
Cole  Percy,  clerk,  house  30  Steuben 
Cole  Rebecca,  widow,  house  30  Steuben 
Cole  Thankful,  widow,  house  144  North  Pearl 
Cole   {Thomas  B.)   &    Wing    {Robert  B.),  ship 

chandlers,  61  Quay,  bds.  60  First 
Cole  William,  laborer,  house  rear  71  Grand 
Colegrove  Wra.  H.  clerk,  bds.  25  South  Ferry 
Coleman  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  h.  27  Alex. 
Coleman  Frederick,  coachman,  h.  193  S.  Pearl 
Coleman  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  h  103.  Second 
Coleman  Henry,  carpenter,  house  335  S.  Pearl 
Coleman  James  H.  attorney,  67  State,  b.  59  First 
Coleman  John,  carpenter,  house  13  Fulton 
Coleman  John,  laborer,  house  25  Spruce 
Coleman  John  moulder,  house  59  First 
Coleman  L.  D.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  5 

Hamilton  place 
Coleman  Patrick,  waiter,  house  36  Wash.  ave. 
Coleman  Richard,  cabinetmaker,  house  77  F'irst 
Coleman  Thomas  D.  grocer,  56  Colonie,  h.  do. 
Coleman  Ursilla,  widow  of  Walter  H.  house  98 

Chestnut 
Coleman  Wm.  grocer,  117  Broad,  house  do. 
Colesbury  Lewis,  calker,  hoiise  36  Quay 
Coley  Amy,  widow,  house  220  State 
Coley  Jane,  teacher,  house  220  State 
Coley  Julia,  teacher,  house  220  State 
Coley  Philander,  patternmaker,  house  116  Lark 
Colfer  John,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Collier  Benjamin,  mason,  house  26  Second 
Collier  George  N.  pianotuner,  85  State,  ho\ise 

at  Capitol  [177  do. 

Collier  Jason,  Chickering's  pianos,  85  State,  bds. 
Collier  Martha  M.  house  74  North  Pearl 
Colligan  James,  laborer,  house  112  Sand 
Colligan  Michael,  house  70  First 
Colligan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  22  Canal 
Collins  Abraham,  carpenter,  house  150  Jay 
Collins  David,  teacher,  bds.  255  Lydius 
Collins  Francis,  engineer,  house  321  Wash.  ave. 
Collins  Hiigh,  moulder,  bds.  126  Broad 
Collins  James,  hostler,  26  James 
Collins  James,  laborer,  house  16  X  S.  Lansing 
Collins  James,  laborer,  house,  '90  Broadway 
Collins  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Collins  James  jr.  boatman,  bds,  16>^   S.  Lansing 
Collins  Joainia,  h.  Johnson  near  Eagle 
Collins  John,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
Collins  Joseph,  mason,  house  296  Hudson 
Collins  Laura  Miss,  Louse  99  Eagle 
Collins  Lewis,  teacher,  house  255  Lydius 


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ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY, 


Collins  Michael,  nailer,  hds.  19  Perry 
Collins  Morris,  laborer,  house  70  Canal 
Collins  Patrick,  shoemaker,  bds.  51  Herkimer 
Collins  Patrick,  shoemaker,  bds.  155  Broadway 
Collins  Sarah  A.  wi<low,  house  34  Jay 
Collins  Susan,  widow,  house  193  Orange 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  405  State 
Collins  Thomas,  Laborer,  house  1 57  Broadway 
Collins  Thomas,  nailor,  bds.  21  Perry 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  126  Broad 
Collins  Timothy,  grocer,  155  Eagle,  house  do. 
Collins  Win.  H    brakeman,  house  Broadway  c. 

John,  Greenbush 
Collon  William,  laborer,  liouse  246  North  Pearl 
Collotin  John,  carpenter,  house  170  Clinton  ave. 
CoUwell  Hannah,  widow,  house  33  Water 
Colman  David,  laborer,  house  125  Canal 
Colmey  Christopher,  liouse  83  First 
Colmey  James,  laborer,  house  43  North  Lansing 
Colro.se  Benjamin  E.  stovemounter,  bds.  28  Dove 
Colrose  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  28  Dove 
Colrose  Sophia,  dressmaker,  house  28  Dove 
Colrose  Walter  V.  hatter,  bds.  28  Dove 
Colter  James,  cabinetmaker,  house  80  Orange 
Coltman  William,  peddler,  house  88  Schuyler 
Colviu  {Andreiv  J.),  Bingham  (Anson)  &  McClel- 
lan  (Hugh   W.),  attorneys,  77  State,  house 
661  Broadway  [Broadway 

Colvin  James   A.   attorney,   77  State,   bds.   661 
Colvin  William,  brakeman,  liouse  85  Lawrence 
Colwell  Charles,  bookbinder,  b.  82  Maiden  lane 
Colwell  Seaman  A.  student,  bds.  93  Herkimer 
Combs  Andrew  M.  flour  and  grain,  57  Quay,  h. 

6  Jay 
Combs  J.  M.  house  73  Beaver 
Comer  (Lyman  G.)  &  Rosston  (Charles),  carpen- 
ters. Lark  near  Secomi,  house  154  Third 
Comfort  Valentine,  laborer,  house  10  Teunis 
Commaford  John,  clerk,  house  67  Jefferson 
Commaford  Nicholas,  liouse  67  Jefferson 
Compton  James,  lithographer,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Comrie  Mchityre,  carpenter,  h.  106  Clinton  ave. 
Comstock   Alexander  C.   broker,    23    Hudson, 

house  51  do. 
Comstock  Andrew,  house  38 K  Lafayette 
Comstock  (Calvert)  &   Cassidy   (William),  pro- 
prietors Atlas  &  Argus,  Beaver  cor.  B'way 
Comstock  Calvert,  postmaster,   Ex.    Building, 

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

R.,  Exchange  Building,  h.  at  Schenectady 
Comstock  Joseph  D.  editor  Grreenbush  Guardian, 
also  book  and  job  printer  and  news  room, 
Broadway,  Greenbush 
Comstock  Mar^',  house  5  Union 
Comstock  Theodore  S.  clerk  Atlas  &  Argus  of- 
fice, bds.  at  Weldon's 
Couant   Wm.   B.   clothier,   3  and  4  Exchange 

Building,  Broadway,  house  312  Lydius 
Conaty  Francis  J.  liquors,  133  Church,  h.  do. 
Con  boy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  208  Green 
Condiu  Philip,  laborer,  house  107  Broad 
Condon  James,  house  Observatory  hill 
Condon  James,  shoemaker,  h.  11  Little  Basin 
Condon  John,  brakeman,   bds.  Broadway  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush 
Condon  Richard  J.  register  bank  department, 

State  Hall,  bds.  Observatory  hill 
Cone  Henry,  carpenter,  house  166  Clinton  ave. 
Cone  Hemy  R.   clerk   bank  department,   State 

Hall,  house  14  Third 
Cone  Samuel  G.  clerk,  110  Beaver,  h,  48  CI.  av. 
Coneys  R.  W.  watchmaker,  house  295  N.  Pearl 
Congdon  S.  B.  (Andcrsoii  &  C.)  forwaraers  and 
commission  merchants,  57  Quay,  h.  60  Elm 
Congdon  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maiiuf.  124  State 
Conger  McKiuney  Mrs.  house  23  Van  Schaick 


Coniff  Michael,  porterhouse,  223  B'way,  h.  do. 
Conine  Philip  P.  mason,  hou.se  36  Third 
Conklin   Aaron  (J.   &  A.   Conklin),  blacksmith. 
3  Fulton,  house  91  Kagle  [Lumber 

Conklin  Geo.  police  Boston  R.  R.  ferry,  h.  178 
Conklin  E.  widow,  house  74  Second 
Conklin  Isaac  jr.  house  148  First 
Conklin  John  W.  under  sheriff,  Museum  build- 
ing, house  159  Jay 
Conklin  Josiali   &   A.,  blacksmiths,  3  Fulton, 

house  97  Dallius 
Conlan  James,  laborer,  house  106  Orange 
Conlan  James,  seaman,  house  139  Church 
Conlan  John,  laborer,  house  39  Canal 
Conlan  Mart-n,  laborer,  house  78  Arch 
Conlan  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  lOl  Canal 
Conlan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  174  Colonie 
Conley  Edward,  milkman,  house  7  Gansevoort 
Conley  George,  tinsmith,  house  135  Grand 
Conley  Michael,  carman,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
Conley  Michael,  laborer,  house  122  Van  Woert 
Conley  William,  laborer,  house  4  Lawrence 
Conlitf  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  162  Orange 
Conlin  Charles,  painter,  liouse  245  Lumber 
Conlon  Charles  H.  barkeeper,  h.  72  Montgomery 
Conly  John  H.  Rev.  house  91  Beaver 
Conly  Peter,  house  78  Van  Woert 
Conly  Thomas  J.  clerk,  bds.  78  Van  Woert 
Connaughton  Margaret,  widow,  h.  829  B'way 
Ccnnell  James,  teacher,  house  140  Arch 
Connell  John,  laborer,  house  7  Fulton 
Council  Margaret,  dressmaker,  bds.  151  B'way 
Connell  Peter,  blacksmith,  bds.  124  Broadway 
Connell  Timothy,  laborer,  house  36  Rensselaer 
Connell  William,  laborer,  house  113  Dallius 
Connelly  AlonzoB.  carman,  bds.  over  177  B'way 
Connelly  Charles,  clerk,  422  B'way,  b.  12  Liberty 
Connelly  David,  mason,  house  44  Hudson 
Connelly  James,  laborer,  house  8  Cross 
Connelly  John,  malster,  house  141  Chestnut 
Connelly  John,  paperhanger,  house  44  Hudson 
Connelly  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  8  Cross 
Connelly  John,  teamster,  house  183  Orange 
Connelly  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Delaware  n.  Eagle 
Connelly  Peter,  laborer,  house  122  Third 
Connelly  Thomas,  tailor,  house  South  Lansing, 

corner  Broadway 
Connelly  William,  tailor,  house  44  Hudson 
Conner  Ann,  widow,  house  188  Orange 
Conner  Barnard,  laborer,  h.  rear  68  Van  Woert 
Conner  Barney,  laborer,  house  1 1 1  Canal 
Conner  Daniel,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Conner  Frank,  laborer,  house  245  Elm 
Conner  George  F.  house  44  Franklin 
Conner  Martin,  laborer,  house  202  Spruce 
Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  house  170  Montgomery 
Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  243  North  Pearl 
Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  house  17  Catharine 
Conners  Ann,  widow  of  William,  h.  79  Church 
Conners  Bridget,  widow,  house  85  Church 
Conners  Catharine,  widow,  liouse  30  Chapel 
Conners  Hannah,  widow,  house  12  Morton 
Conners  James,  laborer,  house  183  Orange 
Conners  John,  bds.  77  Colonie 
Conners  John,  butcher,  house  9  Knox 
Conners  John,  laborer,  house  40  Elk 
Conners  John,  malster,  house  79  Franklin 
Conners  John,  laborer,  house  rear  123  Neucella 
Conners  John  J.  ovenbuilder,  house  10  Jefferson 
Conners  Margaret  Miss,  house  77  Colonie 
Conners  Martin,  blacksmith,  hou.se  71  Mulberry 
Conners  Michael,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  house  59  Broadway 
Conners  Patrick,  mou  der,  h.  Church  c.  Plumb 
Conners  Tate,  cigarmaker,  bds.  77  Colonie 
Conners  Thomas,  laborer,  house  lOl  Oiange 
Conners  Thomas,  laborer,  house  10  N.  Lansing 


ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY 


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Conners  William,  laborer,  house  134  Hawk 
Counick  John,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  office,  Ex- 
change Building,  house  48  High 
Connick    Patrick,  cooper,  Pier  bridge,  foot  of 

State,  house  50  High 
Connick  Richard,  cooper,  house  125  Swan 
Connick  William,  laborer,  huiise  114  Canal 
Conniff  Luke,  house  64  Water 
ConnifF  Michael,  porterhouse,  98  Quay,  h.  do. 
Connifi'  Michael,  porterhouse  223  Broadway 
Connor  James,  confectioner,  127  Green,  h.  do. 
Connor  John  G.  mason,  house  10  Jefferson 
Connor  Michael,  malster,  bds.  140  Green 
Connor  Patrick  L.  laborer,  house  N.  First  near 

Glenn,  Greenbush 
Connors  Mary,  widow,  house  38  Water 
Connorton  Michael,  house  54  Green 
Connover  Abel,  house  249  Lumber 
Connover  Susan,  widow,  h.  150  Clinton  avenue 
Conover  Nicholas,  stovemounter,  h.  135  Green 
Conrad  Catharine,  widow  of  Peter,  h.  113  Sand 
Conroy  Charles,  coachman,  house  60  Orange 
Conroy  James,  malster,  h.  60  Bowery 
Conroy  James,  grocer,  164  Broadway,  house  do. 
Conroy  John,  moulder,  house  91  Van  Woert 
Conroy  -^ulia,  widow,  house  5  Foundry  place 
Conroy  John  J.  Rev.  h.  North  Pearl  c.  Lumber 
Conroy  William,  laborer,  h.  139  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Conroy  Wm.  porterhouse,  7  N.  Lansing,  h.  do. 
Consaul  William  H.  coachman,  h.  777  B'way 
Considine  Simon,  blacksmith,  74  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Converse  Thomas  W.  commission  merchant,  121 

Pier,  bds.  84  Green 
Convery  George,  cooper,  house  257  North  Pearl 
Conway  James,  carriagetrimmer,  h.  25  Franklin 
Conway  James,  laborer,  house  168  Montgomery 
Conway  Michael,  mason,  house  12  Jefferson 
Coogan  Farde,  laborer,  house  217  Elm 
Cook  Ann,  laundress,  h.  65  South  Lansing 
Cook  Charles  ( Young  &  C),  stoves  at  N.  Albany, 

house  52  Hawk 
Cook  (Charles  D.)  &  Davey  {Geo.   W.),  fancy 

goods,  42  S.  Pearl,  house  35  West  Ferry 
Cook  Elizabeth  Ann,  widow,  h.  309  Hamilton 
Cook  Frederick,  weaver,  house  200  Jefferson 
Cook  George,  blacksmitD,  house  1  Knox 
Cook  George,  blacksmith,  house  179  Franklin 
Cook  George,  gardener,  house  21  Knox 
Cook  Harriet,  widow,  house  52  Hawk 
Cook  Hezekiah,  overseer  Penitentiary 
Cook  Hobert  P.  printer,  house  35  West  Ferry 
(■ook  Jacob,  filecutter,  house  51  Cliutuu 
Cook  Jacob,  drygoods,  265  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Cook  James,  bds.  29  Division 
Cook  James  C.  [Learned  &  C),  attorney,  468 

Broadway,  liouse  198  State 
Cook  James  M.   supt.  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Cook  John,  painter,  house  24  West  Ferry 
Cook  John,  bookbinder,  house  205  State 
Cook  John,  tailor,  house  7  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Cook  Joseph,  house  667  Broadway 
Cook  Joseph  M.  bds.  667  Broadway 
Cook  Peter,  J.  moulder,  house  212  Broadway 
Cook  Lois,  widow,  house  205  State 
Cook  Mary  Mrs.  h.  667  Broadway 
Cook  Michael,  shoemaker,  265  South  Pearl 
Cook  Patrick,  waiter,  house  114  Dallius 
Cook  Peter,  moulder,  house  210  Broadway 
Cook  Samuel,  malster,  house  Bradford  c.  Robin 
Cook  Wesson,  machinist,  house  101  Dove 
Cook  Wm.  J.  clerk,  bds.  52  Hawk 
Cook  {Wm.  J.),  Wing  [Albert)  &  Wooster  [B. 

W.),  wholesale  grocers,  18  Hudson,  house 

240  State 
Cooke  Geoi'ge,  physician,  3  Norton,  house  do. 
Cooke  James  H.  agent,  2  State,  h.  257  Hamilton 


Cooke  John,  saloon,  164  State,  house  do. 
Cooke  Thomas,  jr.  merchant  tailor,  553  Broad- 
way, house  lO  Chestnut 
Cooke  Thomas  E.  clerk  532  B'way,  b.  50  Spencer 
Cooley  Calvin,  lumber,  4  Lumber  district,  house 

792  Broadway 
Cooley  Frederic,  laborer,  house  rear  13  Bowery 
Cooley  Gabriel  S.  bds.  59  Colonie 
Cooley  James,  weigher  at  Little  Basin,  house 

213  Lumber 
Cooley  Martha,  widow,  house  Lafayette 
Coolidge  Edward  [Boyd,  Brother  &  Co.),  brewer, 

Arch  cor.  Franklin,  house  at  New  York 
Coolidge  Wm.  F.  [Boyd,  Brother   &  Co.),  brew- 
er. Arch,  cor.  Franklin,  house  at  New  York 
Coon  Andrew  ( Warner,  Brothers  Sc  Co.)  lime,  &c. 

33  Broadwav,  bds.  Troy 
Coon  Jeremiah  J.  mason,  house  89  Lancaster 
Coon  John,  teamster,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Cooney  Bernard  Mrs.  house  201  Orange 
Cooney  Catharine,  widow,  house  24  Second 
Cooney  Terence,  gardener,  house  213  Jefferson 
Coouley  Mary  A.  widow,  house  152  .lay 
Coons  Peter,  furnaceman,  house  74  Clinton 
Cooper  Aaron  H.  waiter,  house  367  State 
Cooper  B.  widow,  house  29  North  Pearl 
Cooper  Charlotte,  boarding  Iiouse,  19  William 
Cooper  Chloe,  widow,  house  367  State 
Cooper   David    B.    morocco    manufactory,    60 

Bleecker,  house  33  Mulberry 
Cooper  Edwin  B.  clerk  Assorting  House,  boards 
19  William  [house  116  Franklin 

Cooper  Enos  B.  morocco  dresser,  60  Bleecker, 
Cooper  Heber  T.  pianomaker,  house  61  First 
Cooper  James,  grocer,  116  State,  house  31  Dove 
Cooper  John  Tayler,  house  134  State 
Cooper  John  G.  [Elder  &  C),  sheetironworker, 

700  Broadway,  house  30  Van  Schaick 
Cooper  Lucinda,  dressmaker,  h.  36  S.  Lansing 
Cooper  Paul  F.  [Jenkins  &   C),  attorney,  452 

Broadway,  house  1 2  Jay 
Cooper  SethE.  morocco  dresser,  b.  116  Franklin 
Cooper  Thos.  C.  clerk,  9  State,  b.  181  Hamilton 
Cooper  Walter  B.  morocco  dresser,  h.  228  Green 
Cooper  Wm.  J.  printer,  bds.  48  Orange 
Cooper  Wm.  W.  clerk,  116  State  bds.  31  Dove 
Cope  Wm.  painter,  bds.  18  Lydius 
Copelaud  C.  F.  bookkeeper,  bds.  12  Liberty 
Copeland  Matilda,  widow,  house  66  Union 
Copley  Helena,  widow,  house  566  Lydius 
Copp  M.  A.  Mrs.  house  rear  316  Hamilton 
Coppello  Jacob,  furnaceman,  liouse  65  Clinton 
Corballey  Edward,  carpenter,  house  50  Second 
Corbally  K.  E.  Miss,  millinery,  h.  670  Broadway 
Corbally  Richard,  carpenter,  house  Johnson  n. 

Eagle 
Corbett  Catharine,  boarding  house,  38  Green 
Corbett  Hugh,  laborer,  house  96  Dallius 
Corbett  Michael,  boatman,  house  60  N.  Lansing 
Corbett  Patrick,  laborer,  house  42  Lawrence 
Corbett  Wm.  moulder,  house  8  Fulton 
Corcoran  Jer.  butcher,  house  84  Schuyler 
Corcoran  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  107  Bowery 
Corcoran  Margaret,  widow,  house  117  Plumb 
Corcoran  Mary,  widow,  house  126  Sand 
Corcoran  Thomas,  grocer,  house  120  Dallius 
Cordell  David  R.  Mrs.  house  52  Philip 
Cordell  James  Rev.  h.  Pine  grove,  Schen.  turn. 
Cordell  John  P.  dep.  sheriff,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Cordwell  Wm.  bookkeeper,  house  r.  141  Lumber 
Corey  Charles  H.  pilot,  house  48  Orange 
Corey  John  L.  machinist  W.  R.  R.  bds.  Boston 

House,  Greenbush 
Cork  John,  tailor,  house  282  Bowery 
Corkhill  Ann,  widow,  house  61  Colonie 
Corkhill  James,  shoemaker,  house  260  Elm 
Corl  Levi,  moulder,  house  261  North  Pearl 


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Corliss  Roswell  B.  paints,  oils,  &c.,  30  Howard 
house  207  Hamilton  [64  Green 

Cornelius  George  B.  litboe;rapliic  printer,  house 
Cornelius  John,  captain,  house  '-'64  Hamilton 
Cornell  Geo.  W.  bookbinder,  b.  38  Green 
Cornell  Jeremiah,  teamster,  bds.  274  Lumber 
Cornell  Lewis,  carman,  house  29  North  Lansing 
Corning  Clarence  H.  clerk  461  Broadway,  house 
40  Chapel  [bds.   102  State 

Corning  Edwin  W.  attorney.  Exchange  Building 
Corning  Erastus  &  Co.  (Cr.  C.  Davidson  and  E. 
Corning,  jr.),    hardware   dealers,    451    and 
463  Broadway,  house  102  State         [87  State 
Coming  Erastus  jr.  {E.  Corning  &  Co.),  house 
Corning    {William    H.)   &   Goeway    {John    A.), 
hollowsvare  manufactory,  140  to  148  Grand, 
bet.  Westerlo  and  Arch,   b.  Delavan  House 
Cornwell  Charles  H.  agent,  bds.  117  Beaver 
Cornwell  J.  F.  clerk,  bds.  117  Beaver 
Cornwell  William,  carpenter,  house  117  Beaver 
Cornwell  Wm.  E.  clerk,  house  141  Clinton  ave. 
Coron  Frank,  shoemaker,  house  96  Broad 
Corr  Patrick,  carman,  house  145  Third 
Corrigan    John,  metalworker,   house    junction 

Plank  road  and  Lydius 
Corrigan  John,  shoemaker,  house  93  Church 
Corrigan  Wm.  laborer,  house  160  Green 
Corriston  Andrew  A.  porterhouse,  124  Washing- 
ton avenue 
Corriston  James,  speculator,  h,  124  Wash.  ave. 
Corrouuh  Robert,  shoemaker,  3  Westerlo,  house 

93  Church 
Corry  John  Rev.  house  East  Albany 
Corscaden  John,  cooper,  house  173  Orange 
Cory  George  F.  agent,  80  Pier,  h.  at  Bethlehem 
Cosgrove  John,  tarmer,  house   Delaware  turn- 
pike, near  Morton 
Cosgrove  John,  laborer,  house  24  Lawrence 
Cosgrove  Patrick,   laborer,   liouse  r.  705  B'way 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  stonecutter,  h.  22  Mulberry 
Costalo  Thomas,  laborer,  house  556  Clinton  ave. 
Costello  Edward,  laborer,  house  71  Colonie 
Costello  Michael,  laborer,  house  44  Lawrence 
Costello  Patrick,  grocer,  848  Broadway,  house  at 

Poughkeepsie 
Costello  Patrick,  laborer,  house  63  Hawk 
Costello  Richard,  shoemaker,  bds.  61  Herkimer 
Costello  Thomas  D.  combrnaker,  h.  1 1  Bowery 
Costigan  Daniel,  s'lverplater,  bds.  37  Bleecker 
Costigan  James,  tailor,  house  37  Bleecker 
Costigan  James,  silverplater,  house  54  Rensselaer 
Costigan  John,  attorney,  &c.,  Liverpool  passage 

agent,  66  State,  house  135  Orange 
Costigan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  1 18  Ten  Broeck 
Costigan  Thomas,  silverplater,  bds.  37  Bleecker 
Cotrell  Edgar  (J.  G.  Cotrell  &  6'on),  46  State,  bds. 

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

and  caps,  46  State,  house  52  Jay 
Cotrige  John,  shoemaker,  house  1 1 1  Broad. 
Cotter  Ann,  widow,  house  42  Canal 
Cotter  James  R.  grocer,  42  Canal,  house  do. 
Cotter  Margaret  Mrs.  house  160  Green 
Cottingham  George, dep.  gasmeter  insp.  37  Green, 

house  178  Jay 
Cotton  Frederick  G.  conductor  H.  R.  R.  R.  h. 

14  Lumber 
Couch  Charles,  carriagesraith,  house  320  State 
Couch  John,  carpenter,  3  Plank  rd.  h.  126  Snipe 
Couchman  Elisha,  daguerreotypes,  45  S.  Pearl, 

bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Coughlin  Cornelius,  tripe  dresser,  house  Wash- 
ington avenue,  above  Partridge 
Coughlin  Jeremiah,  baker,  house  5  Fulton 
Coughlin  John,  junk  dealer,  h.  75  Rensselaer 
Coughlin  MiclKu-l,  moulder,  h.  66  North  Lansing 
Coughlin  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  19  Westerlo 


Coughlin  Owen,  tripe  dresser,  bds.  Washington 

avenue,  above  Partridge 
Coughlin  Tliomas,  laborer,  house  rear  87  Third 
Coughlin  William,  moulder,  h.  58  Lawrence 
Coughtry  Arthur  H.  clerk  postoffice,  h.  32  Grand 
Coughtry  George  D.  bookkeeper,  62  State,  bds. 

5  Swan 
Couglitry  John  W.  coachman,  bds.  32  Grand 
Coi-ghtry  Joseph,  planemaker,  h.  204  State 
Coughtry  William  W.  cigar  manufacturer,  914 
Broadway,  house  22  third  [h.  335  do. 

Coulson  Thomas,  glue  manufactory,  328  Bowery 
Coulter  William,  pressman,  house  25  Canal 
Counterman  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  144  B'way 
Counterman  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  144  B]way 
Counterman  Wm.  H.  at  fringe  factory,  bds.  144 

Broadway 
Coursel  Joseph  A.  printer,  house  42  Canal 
Courter  Stanton  {Wasson  &  Co.),  ironfounder, 

47  Montgomery,  house  28  Plain 
Courtney  Francis,  laborer,  h.  Ill  Canal 
Courtney  John,  clerk,  post  office,  h.  134  Second 
Courtney  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  50  Dallius 
Courtney  Peter  J.  boot  and  shoemaker,  28  Clin- 
ton avenue,  house  31  Van  Schaick 
Courtney  Robert,   secretary  N.  Y.   and  Albany 

Propeller  Line,  130  Quay,  h.  39  Dallius 
Courtney  {Samuel  G.)  and  Cassidy  (Clinton),  at- 
torneys, 480  Broadway,  house  37  Swan 
Courtright  Edward   M.   carpenter,  72    Church, 

house  269  Lydius 
Courtright  Mizeal  E.  carpenter,  b.  269  Lydius 
Couse  Robert,  carpenter,  house  295  Hamilton 
Cousins  Robert,  laborer,  house  52  Mulberry 
Covert  Hoffman,  bookkeeper,  8  State,  house  110 

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

wool,  30  State,  house  53  Maiden  laue 
Cowan  James,  mason,  bds.  100  Canal 
Cowan  James,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Cowan  John,  laborer,  house  3  Warren 
Cowell  George  W.  printer,  house  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  James  H.  moulder,  house  82  Canal 
Cowell  Mary,  widow  of  Walter,  h.  77  Second 
Cowell  Robert,  moulder,  bds.  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  Royal,  stabling,  252  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Cowell  Thos.  express  office,  11  Exchange  Build- 
ing, house  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  Thomas  J.  {Gavit  &  C),  engravers.  Ex- 
change Biiildin?,  3d  floor,  h.  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  Walter,  gasfitter,  bds.  77  Second 
Coweu  James,  runner,  house  94  Hawk 
Cowen  Thomas,  tailor,  bds.  Empire  House 
Cowieson  Adam,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  84  Canal 
Cowieson  Adam  jr.  peddler,  bds.  rear  84  Canal 
Cowieson  James,  police  constable  h.  72  Canal 
Cowieson  John,  machinist,  bds.  rear  84  Canal 
Cox  Abraham  J.  house  175  Lumber 
Cox  Benjamin  W.  vegetables,  19  Clinton  avenue 

house  Lydius  near  junction 
Cox  Daniel,  grocer,  170 "Orange,  house  do. 
Cox  Edward,  carman,  house  188  Clinton  avenue 
Cox  Francis,  laborer,  house  6  Clinton 
Cox  James,  physician,  house  48  South  Ferry 
Cox  James  W.  physician,  78  Chapel,  h.  do. 
Cox  John  P.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  25  Columbia 
Cox  Patrick,  laborer,  house  74  Arch 
Cox  Terence,  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,  laborer,  house  105  Church 
Coyle  Henry,  turner  and  grocer,  187  Broadway 
Coyle  James  &  Co.  {Patrick  Coyle),  brewers,  127 

Nucella,  house  179  Broadway 
Coyle  John,  machinist,  house  300  North  Pearl 


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Coyle  Mary,  widow,  house  13  Columbia 
Coyle  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  rear  5  Morton 
Coyle  Michael,  jr.  cooper,  house  7  South  Lausing 
Coyle  Michael,  cooper,  house  80  Church 
Coyle  Nicholas,  engineer,  liouse  73  Hawk 
Coyle  Pat'k,  cooper  and  shovelmaker,  80  Church, 

house  179  Broadway 
Coyle  Paul,  moulder,  house  125  Broad 
Coyle  Philip,  laborer,  hoiise  65  Colonie 
Coyle  Susau,  widow,  273  Lumber 
Coyle  Terence,  laborer,  house  72  Van  Woert 
Coyne  William,  laborer,  house  29  Chesnut 
Cozine  Cornelius,  carpenter,  house  151  Elm 
Cozine  George  N.  (if.  B.  &  G.  N.  Cozine)  grocer, 

Hudson  corner  Lark,  bds.  37  .Jefferson 
Cozine  H.  B.  &  G.  N.  grocers,  Hudson  cor.  Lark, 

boards  37  Jefferson 
Cozine  John,  carpenter,  house  37  Jefferson 
Cozzens  Robert  H.  agent,  house  50  Orange 
Cozzens  William,  carpenter,  house  50  Orange 
Craft  Abigail  J.  widow,  house  23  High 
Craft  Charles  G.  (Davis,  C.  &  WilsorS),  clothiers, 

465  Broadway,  house  24  Lancaster 
Craft  George  P.  house  23  High 
Craft  William  R.  shoes,  8  Vim  Tromp,  h.  do. 
Craig  Charlotte,  bds.  19  Jay 
Craig  Henry,  captain,  h.  Columbia,  Green  bush 
Craig  Robert,  machinist,  bds.  54  Bleecker 
Craig  Sally,  nurse,  house  201  Third 
Craig  Samuel,  mason,  house  201  Tiiird 
Craig  Wm.  H.  physician,  14  Ten  Broeck,  house 

57  Columbia 
Craig  Thomas,  shoemaker,  63  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Craik  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.  238  North  Pearl 
Crain  Robert,  shoemaker,  house  322  Lydius 
Crain  Robert  jr.   shoemaker,  63  Eagle,  house 

322  Lydius  [Church 

Cramond  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house  108 
Cramp  John,  patternmaker,  house  132  Lumber 
Crampton  Ann,  widow,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Crandall  Alonzo,  painter,  h.  Columbia,  Green'h 
Crandall  Ebenezer  H.  sasli  and  blinds,  near  post 

office,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Crandall  Edward  A.  carpenter,  bds.  Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Crandall  Charles  M.  carpenter,  house  Washing- 
ton corner  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Crandell  Henry,   Albany  soapstone  works,  24 

Fulton,  holise  287  State 
Crandell  Homer,  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co.'s, 

bds.  Franklin  House 
Crane  H.  H.  Mrs.  house  64  Elm 
Crane  Mary  R.  Miss,  teacher,  h.  125  Hamilton 
Crane  Sarah,  widow  of  Elisha,  h.  125  Hamilton 
Cranfield  Jolin  E.  porterhouse,  833  Broadway 
Cranley  Philip,  laborer,  house  64  North  Lan.sing 
Craunel  J.  E.  carpenter,  26  Orange,  h.  74  First 
Crannell  Francis  F.  lumber  insp.  h.  Ill  Second 
Crannell  Henry,  house  24  Third 
Crannell  John  W.  porterhouse,  117  South  Pearl, 

house  71  Westerlo 
Crannell  Matthew,  hairdresser,  28  Lodge,  h.  do. 
Crannell  Matthew  jr.  (Benson  &  C),  plane  manu- 
facturers and   tool  store,   108  State,  house 

48  Howard 
Crannell  Robert  W.  bds.  27  DeWitt 
Crannell  Stephen,  carpenter,  W.   R.  R.  house 

East,  near  Third  avenue,  Greenbush 
Crannell  W.  W.  13  Lumber  dist.  bds.  27  DeWitt 
Crapo  Angelo,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.   bds.  169 

North  Pearl 
Crapo  Chauncey  V.  batter,  &c.  14  Hudson,  house 

at  Watervliet,  opposite  Manor  House 
Crapo  John  M.  (Seth  Crapo's  Son),  h.  197  State 
Crapo  Seth's  Son  {John  M.),  dry  goods,  56  State 
Crapo  Seth's  widow,  house  169  North  Pearl 
Craven  George,  patternmaker,  house  39  DeWitt 


Craven  Matthew,  carman,  house  45  Liberty 
Craven  Thomas  C.  patternmaking  and  machine 

carving,  49  Liberty,  house  at  Bath 
Craver  Abram,  clerk  A.  &  V.  R.  R.  bds.  152 

North  Pearl 
Craver  David  H.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  bds.  152  do. 
Craver  John,  house  3  Bethlehem  road 
Craver  Moses,  agent,  house  152  North  Pearl 
Craver  Paul,  stovemounter,  house  at  Bath 
Craver  Sebastian,  agent  A.  &  V.  R.  R.  bds,  162 

North  Pearl 
Crawford  Archibald  (Twc/ccr,  C.  &  Rector),  china, 

&c.  416  Broadway,  house  27  High 
Crawford  Mary  Miss,  house  Eagle 
Crawford  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  2  Foundry  place 
Creamburg  Henry,  house  330  South  Pearl 
Crear  James,  sexton  M.  church,  Hudson,  bds. 

124  Jefferson 
Crear  John,  painter,  house  143  Lark 
Crehan  James,  conductor  W.  R.  R.  house  Parti- 
tion near  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Crehan  William  A.  proprietor  of  Broadway  and 
Lumber  District  Omnibus  line,  h.  N.  Albany 
Creighton  Robert,  carpenter,  b.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Cremers  Barnard,  carpenter,  house  73  Grand 
Cremers  John,  moulder,  house  78  Grand 
Crew  Isabella,  corsetmaker,  h.  125  North  Pearl 
Crew  John  L.  clerk,  10  Maiden  lane,  house  129 

Lydius 
Crew  William,  cigarmaker,  house  222  Lumber 
Criley  John,  laborer.  Partition  n.  Second,  G'bush 
Crinigan  James,  tailor,  house  32  Water 
Crinse  Patrick,  grocer,  Harrison  n.  Bw'y,  h.  do. 

Greenbush 
Crips  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  285  Washington  ave. 
Cripse  William,  laborer,  house  168  Sand 
Crisler  Meritt,  daguerrian,  house  55  Dewitt 
Cristman  Peter,  moulder,  house  70 Clinton 
Crittenden  David  B.  flour  and  grain  commission 

merchant,  38  Quay,  house  29  Elm 
Crittenden  M.  L.  &  Co.  ( Wm.  C.  Durant),  Pier 

steam  mills,  58  Pier,  house  82  Clinton  ave. 
Crocker  Abner,  wood,  43  First,  house  53  do. 
Crocker  Anson,  carman,  bds.  16  Orange 
Crocker  Frederick,  carman,  house  43  Lumber 
Crocker  George,  W.  policeman,  b.  74  Wash.  ave. 
Crocker  James  C.  (Ross  &  C),  lumber,  17  Lum- 
ber district,  house  691  Broadway 
Crocker  John  H.  furnaceman,  house  40  Union 
Crocker  Mason  I.  globe  manuf.  22  Daniels,  h.  do. 
Crockett  James,  moulder,  bds.  16  Union 
Croissant  Martin,  locksmith,  204  >^  Wash.  ave. 
CroU  Andreas,  tailor,  65  South  Lansing 
Crombie  George,  engineer,  house  1 2  Broadway 
Cromwell  George,  whitewasher,  h.  27  Benjamin 
Cronberry  James,  laborer,  house  67  Van  Woert 
Cronin  Michael,  boatman,  bds.  205  Broadway 
Cronkite  Eli,  engineer,  house  274  Lumber 
Cronley  John,  laborer,  house  19  Plain 
Crook  Alfred  T.  bds.  97  Hudson 
Crook  Joseph  T.  painter,  h.  140  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Gvook  (Thomas  P.),  Palmer  (Luther  M.)  &  Co. 
(Wm.    C.   Smith),   flour  and  provisions,    9 
State,  house  97  Hudson 
Crooker  Dewitt  C.  clerk  Court  of  Appeals,  office 

State  Hall 
Crooman  Jacob,  peddler,  house  274  South  Pearl 
Crosby  Alden  G.  (Payns  &  C),  wholesale  provi- 
sions, 16  Hudson,  house  24  Dallius 
Crosby  Alonzo,  tyler.  Masonic  Hall,  house  95 

Orange 
Crosby  E.  W.  clerk,  554  Broadway,  bds.  28  Plain 
Crosb)' James  F.  insurance  agent,  443  Broadway, 

house  35  Jay 
Cross  Henry,  boatman,  house  103  Knox 
Cross  Mary,  widow,  house  239  Hudson 
Cross  William,  laborer,  house  Jay,  near  Dove 


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Grossman  Edward,  grocer,  107  Pier,  house  do. 
Crouch  Charles,  harnessmaker,  b.  East  G'Lush 
Crouch  Charles  P.  {Hamlin  &  C),  grocer,  bds.  at 

Broadway  House,  Greeubush 
Croune  Githeon,  laborer,  house  14  Orange 
Crounse  {Conrad  A.)   Ik   Co.    (Wm.     Crounse) 

merchant  tailors,  466  Broadway 
Crounse  Conrad  A.  &  Co.  {Wm.  Crounse),  cloth- 
ing, 495  Broadway,  house  60  Lancaster 
Crounse  J.   D.  bookkeeper,  57  Quay,  bds.    29 

Division 
Crounse  Peter,  brakeraan,  house  156  Jay 
Crounse  William,  {C.  A.   Crounse   &   Co.)  495 

Broadway,  house  237  Hudson 
Crow  John,  house  Second,  above  Knox 
Crow  Patrick,  laborer,  house  First,  Greenbush 
Crow  William,  tailor,  house  236  South  Pearl 
Crowder  Thos.  carriagepaiuter,  347  State,  house 

322  do. 
Crowley  Charles,  stonecutter,  b.  39  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  Daniel,  sexton.  Cathedral,  h.  Ill  Elm 
Crowley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  51  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  Florence,  laborer,  house  39  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  Francis,  shoemaker,  232  Wash.   ave. 

house  do. 
Crowley  David,  laborer,  house  124  Broad 
Crowley  James  laborer,  bds.  39  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  James,  laborer,  house  39  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  moulder,  bds.  39  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  John,  gardener,  house  80  upper  Spring 
Crozier  Richard,  blacksmith,  121  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Cruet  Charles,  laborer,  house  71  Dove 
Cruise  Catharine,  widow  of  Morris,  house  16 

South  Lansing 
Cruise  John  J.  printer,  bds.  16  South  Lansing 
Cruise  Patrick,  laborer,  house  343  Bowery 
Cruise  Robert,  laborer,  house  347  Bowery 
Cruise  Thomas,  grocer,  house  343  Bowery 
Cruikshank  James,  editor  N.   Y.  Teacher,  452 

Broadway,  house  291  Hamilton 
Crummer  John,  clerk,  41  North  Pearl,  bds.  Ex- 
change hotel 
Crummey  Michael,  baker,  66  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Cruttenden  Robert  G.  agent  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

224  State 
Cruttenden  Thomas  R.  clerk.  59  State,  h.  224  do. 
Cuddy  Patrick,  grocer,  157  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Cudehed  John,  laborer,  house  12  Clinton 
Cudmore  James,  coachman,  h.  20  W.  Ferry  al. 
Cuffs  John,  moulder,  house  173  Church 
Cuffman  Charles,  laborer,  house  55  Nucella 
Culins  Peter,  painter,  44  Wash.  ave.  house  226 

Hudson  [hill 

Cull  David,  telegraph  repairer,  h.  79  Swan,  Arb. 
Cullen  Edward,  watchman,  house  169  Church 
Cullen  Edward  H.  bookkeeper,  4  Lumber  dist. 

house  260  North  Pearl 
Cullen  George,  laborer,  h.  Spruce,  near  Dove 
Cullen  James,  laborer,  h.  Vine,  corner  Church 
Cullen  John,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Cullen  John  N.  checkwriter,  bds.  1 16  Dallius 
Cullen  Margaret,  widow,  house  142  Jefferson 
Cullen  Michael,  porter,  house  16  John 
Cullen  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  Cherry  cor.  Quay 
Cullen  Richard,  carman,  house  267  Green 
Cullen  Thomas,  carman,  house  116  Dalius 
Cullen  Thomas,  mason,  house  275  Lumber 
Cullen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Green  cor.  Arch 
CuUihan  John,  carpenter,  house  164  Eagle 
Cullings  Margaret,  widow  of  Alexander,  house 

46  Lafayette  [Lodge 

Cullings  Peter  M.  lireman  at  State  Hall,  h.  21 
Culver  Peter,  boatman,  house  4  Bethlehem  road 
Culver  Sylvester,  G.  varnishmaker,  h.  159  Broad 
Culvin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  143  Grand 
Cummerford  Richard,  moulder,  house  69  Elm 
Gumming  Alex,  segarmaker,  house  313  State 


Gumming  Patrick,  waterworks,  house  do 
Gumming  William,  grocer  and  graindealer,  199 

Washington  avenue,  house  197  do 
Gummings  Catharine,  widow,  house  162  Green 
Cummings  George,  grocer.  Division,  cor.  Liberty, 

house  21  Liberty 
Gummings  Henry,  gasfitter,  house  17  Lark 
Cummings  James,  shoemaker,  house  162  Green 
Cummings  Joseph,  boatman,  h.  36 X  S.  Lansing 
Cummings  Michael,  laborer,  house  79  Franklin 
Cunliff  John,  machinist,  bds.  27  Quackenbush 
Cunlilf  Simeon  jr.  iron  railing  woi"ks,  20  Quay, 

house  59  Orange 
Cunningham  Andrew  (Hallenbeck  &  Co.)  mow- 
ing machines,  Johnson  cor.  Philip 
Cunningham  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.78Golome 
Cunningham  Bartholemew,  mason,  77  Canal 
Cunningham  Daniel,  soap  and  candle  manufac- 
turer. Canal  near  Swan,  house  73  First 
Cunningham  Daniel  A.  clerk.   County  Clerk's 

office.  City  Hall,  bds.  73  First 
Cunningham  {Henry  W.)  &  Helliwell  {Edward), 
curriers,  365  Broadway,  house  110  Hamilton 
Cunningham  Ichabod,  carpenter,  88  Bleecker, 

house  129  Lydius 
Cunningham  James,  laborer,  house  159  Jefferson 
Cunningham  James  jr.  bds.  10  Quackenbush 
Cunningham  John,  bds.  13  Columbia 
Cunningham  John,  house  North  Albany 
Cunningham  Kearn,  laborer,  h.  126  Van  Woert 
Cunningham  Martha,  widow,  house  164  S.  Pearl 
Cunningham  Michael,  cigarmaker,  house   211 

Lumber 
Cunningham  Michael,  tailor,  h.  Johnson  n.  Eagle 
Cunningham  Michael,  house  r.  160  Colonie 
Cunningham  Michael,   shoemaker,   house    137 

Jefferson 
Cunningham  Nicholas,  porterhouse,  29  Dean 
Cunning'iam  Richard,  tinsmith,  h.  280  Lumber 
Cunningham  Sam'l  P.  carpenter,  h.  232  Jefferson 
Cunningham  Sarah,  widow,  house  246  Lumber 
Cunningham  Thomas,  iireman,  b.  13  Columbia 
Cunningham  Thomas,  grocer,  151  Orange  h.  do. 
Cunningham  William,  laborer,  house  77  Canal 
Cunningham  William  J.  366  Broadway,  bds.  75 

Division 
Gurvan  John,  laborer,  145  Grand 
Curdy  Caroline,  widow,  house  54  Benjamin 
Cure  Peter,  grainmeasurer,  house  41  Philip 
Cureton  John  L.  brassfounder,  house  21  Philip 
Gurley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  Colonie 
Curley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  59 >^  North  Lansing 
Gurley  Peter,  cooper,  house  61  North  Lansing 
Curley  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  61  North  Lansing 
Curran  Edw.  carpenter,  h.  Rensselaer  n.  Green 
Curran  Edward,  carpenter,  house  151  Orange 
Curran  James,  agent,  house  137  Grand 
Curran  James,  theatre,  bds.  Empire  House 
Curran  John,  carpenter,  house  rear  94  Third 
Curran  John,  porter,  house  116  Upper  Spring 
Curran  Mary,  widow,  housa  87  Third 
Curran  Michael,  moulder,  house  135  First 
Curry  Catharine,  house  rear  97  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Curry  Denis,  laborer,  h.  rear  57  X  N.  Lansing 
Curry  James,  porter  322  B'way,  h.  60  Church 
Curtin  Bartholomew,  carman,  house  221  Elm 
Curtiu  Timothy,  carman,  house  221  Elm 
Curtiss  Daniel,  brassfounder,  23  Church,  house 
22  Broad  [136  Green 

Curtiss  Daniel  G.  asst.  teller  State  Bank,  bds. 
Curtiss  Joseph,  clerk,  15  Church,  h.  136  Green 
Curtiss  Joseph  S.  {Allen,  Shepard  &  C),  hard- 
ware, 35  and  37  State,  bds.  22  Broad 
Curtiss  Milo,  laborer,  house  316  State 
Curtiss  Norman  S.  bds.  136  Green 
Gushing  George  jr.  engineer,  State  Hall,  bds.  38 
Lodge 


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Cusliing  John,  nailer,  house  212  Bowery 
Gushing  Julia,  widow,  house  34  Jefferson 
Cushion  John,  nailor,  Robin,  house  114  Bowery 
Cushman  Margaret,  house  18  Bowery 
Cushman  M.  C.  civil  engineer,  house  18  Bowery 
Cushman  R.  S.  &  P.  liquors,  376  Broadway,  h. 

54  Hawk  [Chapel 

Cushman  Paul  (R.  S.  &  P.  Cushman),  house  41 
Cusick  James,  laborer,  bds.  101  Montgomery 
Cusick  John,  bootmaker,  house  66  Canal 
Cusick  Robert,  carpenter,  house  33  Canal 
Custon  John,  laborer,  house  rear  210  Broad 
Cutler  Charles  S.  telegraph  manager,  448  Broad- 
way, house  100  Colonie 
Cutler  Jeremiah,  carnyin,  house  83  Dove 
Cutler  John,  carman,  44  Elk,  h.  51  La  Fayette 
Cutler  John  N.  house  72  Division 
Cutler  Martin  L.  wholesale  millinery  and  bonnet 

bleaching,  540  B'way,  h.  163  North  Pearl 
Cutler  Robert,  farmer,  house  328  Wash.  ave. 
Cutler  Timothy  R.  clerk,  540  Broadway,  house 

131  Clinton  avenue 
Cutter  Jane,  widow,  house  28  Van  Schaick 
Cuyler  Charles  M.  bds.  89  Clinton  avenue 
Cuyler  Frances  A.  widow,  house  128  Green 
Cuyler  Frank  E.  office  50  State,  bds.  89  Clinton 

avenue 
Cuyler  George,  secretary  Mutual  Insiira'nce  Co. 

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

Morning  Express,  52  State,  h.  8(1  Green 
Cuyler  John,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  depot,  h.  59 

Colonie 
Cuyler  Theodore  J.  accountant,  h.  128  Green 

DADY  DAVID,  porter,  416  B'way,  h.  28  Howard 
Dady  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  28  Howard 
Dady  John,  laborer,  house  259  State 
Dagg  David,  plasterer,  h.  8X  South  Lansing 
Dagg  Nicholas,  plasterer,  bds  8X  South  Lansing 
Dagnan  John,  laborer,  house  rear  26  Dewitt 
Dagnan  Michael,  house  Broad 
Dagnan  Michael,  laborer,  house  69 )c'  Colonie 
Daiibit  Harry,  laborer,  house  21  Morton 
Dahlin  Adam,  furnaceman,  house  441  Lydius 
Dahlman  Ernst,  watchmaker,  166  South  Pearl 
Dailey  Patrick  H.  moulder,  house  162  Church 
Dailey  John,  brakeman  N.  Y.  C.   R.  R.  bds.  15 

Quackenbush 
Dailey  John,  varnisher,  house  175  Montgomery 
Daily  Eliza,  widow,  house  285  Washington  ave. 
Daily  Michael,  laborer,  h.  7  Lawrence  court 
Dahle  George  baker,  house  164  Bowery 
Dale  Tweed  Mrs.  widow,  house  173  Lydius 
Daley  Ann,  laceweaver,  house  54  Mulberry 
Daley  Ann,  widow,  house  185  Third 
Daley  Bridget,  widow,  house  54  Mulberry 
Daley  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  36 >^  S.  Lansing 
Daley  Ellen,  tailoress,  house  54  Mulberry 
Daley  John,  moulder,  house  32  Dewitt 
Daley  John,  porter  12  State 
Daley  John  Mrs.  house  50  Van  Zandt 
Daley  Mary,  widow,  house  188  Montgomery 
Daley  Michael,  mason,  house  19  Chapel 
Daley  Robert,  ivoryblackmaker,  h.  10  Clinton 
Dalton  Isabella,  widow,  house  52  South  Lansing 
Dalton  (Joseph)  &  Large  (0.  A.),  cigarmakers,  25 

Church,  house  52  South  Lansing 
Dalton  {William)  &  Kibbee  {Austin  S.),  lumber 

dealers,  118  Water,  house  29  Ten  Broeck 
Dalton  William,  laborer,  house  174  North  Pearl 
Dalton  William,  laborer,  house  158  Broadway 
Daly  Bridget,  widow,  house  101  Montgomery 
Daly  Dennis,  laborer,  house  183  Montgomery 
Daly  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  32  Water 
Daly  Ennis,  porter,  18  State,  bds.  Ill  Orange 
Daly  Honora,  widow,  house  HI  Orange 


Daly  James,  cigarmaker,  bds.  1 1 1  Orange 
Daly  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  68  Van  Woert 
Daly  John,  butcher,  house  7  Peny 
Daly  John,  laborer,  house  55  Howard 
Daly  Margaret,  widow,  house  103  Beaver 
Daly  Matthew,  laborer,  house  204  Spruce 
Daly  Patrick,  cigarmaker,  house  36  Jeiferson 
Daly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  273  Green  [Liberty 
Damm  Jacob,  billiards,  25  Hamilton,  house  41 
Danby  Moses,  baker,  64  S.  Pearl,  h.  35  Union 
Danby  William  Rev.  house  35  Union 
Dandaraw  Anthony,   carpenter,   house  Second 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Dang  Adam,  laborer,  house  46  Bradford 
Daniel  Charles,  boilermaker,  658  Broadway 
Daniels  Michael,  clerk  at  Weldon's,  49  State 
Daniels  Richard,  porterhouse,  23  Orange 
Danit^ls  Spencer,  attorney,  house  5  Daniels 
Dankert  William,  shoemaker,  h.  3  Catharine 
Dannhanser  John,  house  70  Clinton 
Danney  Thomas,  carman,  h.  5  Plain  continued 
Danzinger  Horace,  junkshop,  199  South  Pearl 
Dare  Gideon,  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds.  31 

Division  [Division 

Dare  Samuel,  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  31 
Darling  Ann  Mrs.  house  78  Clinton  avenue 
Darrow  R.  C.  bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Dart  Lyman  G.  engineer,  house  63  Second 
Dasch  Conrad,  varnisher,  h.  151  Sand 
Dasch  John,  moulder,  house  15  Alexander 
Dasch  John  jr.  moulder,  house  17  Alexander 
Dashen  Frederick,  farmer,  196  Bowery 
Daug  Conrad,  laborer,  house  83  Bradford 
Daum  Jacob,  moulder,  house  73  Cherry 
Dauphien  John  C.  cabinetmaker,  h.  64  Washav. 
Davenport  Charles,  carman,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Davenport  David,  currier,  h.  856  Broadway 
Davenport  Samuel  J.  lumber  ins.  h.  47  Second 
Davenport  William,  stoves,  638  Broadway,   h, 

rear  63  Orange 
Davenport  0.  H.  78  State 
Davey  George  Wm.  {Cooh  &  D.),  fancy  goods, 

42  South  Pearl,  bds.  162  Hudson. 
Davey  William,  mason,  house  162  Hudson 
Davidson  Eliza,  widow  of  Alexander,  house  198 

Lydius 
Davidson  B.  artist,  444  B'way,  bds.  67  Beaver 
Davidson  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  65  Dove 
Davidson  J.  E.  widow,  house  86  Second 
Davidson  George,  grocer,  37  Church,  house  18 

South  Ferry  [h.  86  Second 

Davidson  George  G.  clerk  Bank  of  the  Capitol, 
Davidson  Gilbert  C.   {E.  Corning  &  Co.),  hard- 
ware, 451  Broadway,  house  40  Beaver 
Davidson  John  M.    B.  iron  safe  manufacturer, 

Broad,  below  Westerlo,  house  40  Beaver 
Davidson  John,  carpenter,  house  169  Orange 
Davidson  Mary,  widow,  grocer.  Dove  cor.  Elm 
Davidson  Matthew  H.  grocer,  87  Church,  h.  18 

South  Ferry 
Davidson  Robert,  3d  dist.  police,  h.  147  Orange 
Davidson  W.  H.  hardwai-e,  bds.  40  Beaver 
Davidson,  see  Davison 

Davies  George,  gardener,  h.  Perry  near  Sand 
Davis  Betsey,  widow,  house  110  Orange 
Davis  Charles  E.  lumber  ins.  h.  85  Ten  Broeck 
Davis  Charles  W.  {James  Davis  &  Sons.),  bds.  18 

Fulton 
Davis  Daniel  S.   express  agent,   12  Exchange 

Building,  bds.  American  Hotel 
BsLvis  {Elisha  S.)  &  Barber  {Fletcher),  produce 

and  com.  mers.  5  Hudson,  h.  58  Division 
Davis  Hemy  A.  express  agent,  h.  10^  Hawk 
Davis  .Jacob,  glazier,  house.  174  Broad 
Davis  James  &  Sons  (Chas.  W.  &  Wm.  H.)  coal 

dealers,  102  South  PearLfcnd  176  Broadway, 

house  18  Fulton  ^' 


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Davis  John,  house  54  Green 

Davis  John,  laborer,  house  124  Colonie 

Davis  John,  laborer,  house  33  Rensselaer 

Davis  John,  printer,  bds.  Empire  House 

Davis  John,  sash  and  blindmaker,  b.  799  B'way 

Davis  John  B.  moulder,  house  67  Third 

Davis  John  C.  flour  and  grain,  3  Hudson,  house 

233  do. 
Davis  Joseph,  house  57  Columbia 
Davis  Jos.  2(1,  paints,  oils,  drugs,  &c.  72  State, 

house  189  btute 
Davis  Leggett,  boatman,  house  136  R.  R.  avenue 
Davis  Lott,  tinner,  house  34  Van  Suhaick 
Davis  Ralph,  jeweler,  90  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Davis  (Rowland  C),  Craft  (C.  G.)  &  Wilson  (Geo. 

P.),  tailors  and  clothiers,  465  B"way,  h.  at 

Newtonville 
Davis  W.   watchman,  W.  R.  R.  freiwhthouse,  h. 

First  below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Davis  Wm.  ins.  agent,  45  State,  b.  77  N.  Pearl 
Davi.s  Wm.  Mrs.  house  159  upper  Spring 
Davis  Wm.  shoemaker,  house  159  Broad 
Davis  Wm.  E.  clerk,  355  B'way,  h.  2  Bleecker 

place 
Davis  Wm.  H.  (James  Davis  &  Sons),  coal,  house 

21  Dallius 
Davis  Wm.  N.  house  at  Bath 
Davis  Wm.  P.  (Fclloics  &  D.),  real  estate  agent, 

Beaver,  cor.  Green,  house  68  Division 
Davison  Charles,  house  189  Elm 
Davison  George,  salemaker,  boards  221  Green 
Davison  Hannah,  widow,  house  48  Hamilton 
Davison  Jared,  carman,  bds.  36  Quay 
Davison  Joseph,  blacksmith,  bds.  649  Braodway 
Davison,  see  Davidson  [Johnson 


Decker  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  h.  220  Wash.  ave. 
Decker  Wm.  carman,  house  262  Lydius 
Dederick  Levi,  manuf.  of  hay  presses,  68  Liber- 
ty, house  28  Dallius 
Dederick  Paul,  laborer,  h.  W.  Ferry,  n.  Ontario 
Dederick  R.  Rev.  house  140  Hamilton 
Dedmer  Christian,  laborer,  house  247  Sand 
Deen  Samuel,  laborer,  house  18  Centre 
Deering  Clias.  boardinghouse,  35  Montgomery 
,  J  Deevy  James,  carpenter,  house  92  Jefferson 
^'De  Forest  A.  H.  receiving  teller  Bank  of  Albany, 

bds.  83  Lydius 
De  Forest  Bartholomew  S.  architect,  74  State,  h. 

383  X  Lydius 
De  Forest  Charles  A.  &  Co.  (Stewart  Campbell), 

grocers,  Green,  cor.  Hamilton,  h.  83  Lydius 
De  Forest  Dewitt,  clerk,  bds.  Van  Rensselaer 
De  Forest  Jacob  J.  carpenter,  385  Lydius 
De  Forest  James  P.  cigarmaker,  h.  189  Lumber 
De  Forest  John  P.  farmer,  house  at  Bath 
De  Forest  Martin,  carpenter,  bds.  52  Hamilton 
De  Forest  Philip  1.  botanic  physician,  house  85 

Orange 
De  Forest  Richard,  clerk,  817  Broadway,  b.  do. 
Defreest  Anna  Maria,  widow,  hnust^  30  Teunis 
Defreest  William,  cigarmaker,  h.  240  Lumber 
Degan  Michael,  laborer,  honse  47  Dallius 
Degen  James,  laborer,  house  32  Van  Woert 
Degener  George,  painter,  67  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
De  Graff  Aaron,  grocer,  hou.se  136  North  Pearl 
De  Graff  (D.)  &  Baker  (/.  E.),  druggists,  53  South 

Pearl,  house  2  Plain 
De  Groot  Frieso,  liquors ,  597  Broadway,  house 

33  Columbia 
Deild  Peter,  laborer,  house  220  Wash,  ave 


Davon  William,  shoemaker,  22  Beaver,  house  1  i  Deitsel  George,  gardener,  h.  Lydius  n.  Partridge 


Davy  Hugh  (Hisgins  &  D.),  liquors,  618  &  618>i 

B'way,  bds.  Adams  House 
Dawson  Dennis,  laborer,  house  163  Orange 
Dawson  Geo.  ( Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  also  Weed, 

Dawson  &  Co.),  59  State,  house  29  Grand 
Dawson  George  S.  printer,  bds.  29  Grand 
Dawson  James,  machinist,  h.  Green,  Greenbush 
Day  Cornelius,  tailor,  house  99  Third 
Day  Edwin,  carpenter,  58  Second,  h  99  Third 
Day  James,  laborer,  house  1  Centre 
Day  John,  laborer,  house  55  Canal 
Day  Thomas  H.  bookkeeper,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Ex- 
change Building,  third  floor,  h.  141  Second 
Dayton  Wm.  moulder,  house  166  Second 
Dean  Amos,  attorney,  house  77  Ten  Broeck 
Dean  Edward  H.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  bds.  13  Park 
Dean  Mary,  widow  of  Ammon  M.  h.  514  B'way 
Dean  Noah  S.  eclectic  dispensary  and  bathing 

saloon,  514  B'way  and  29  James,  house  do. 
Deans  Wm.  E.  C.  carpenter,  house  52  Dallius 
Dearstine  Margaret,  widow  of  Abram,  house  255 

Hamilton 
Dearstyne  Alonzo,  bds.  at  Bath 
Dearstyne  Cornelius  (Jas.  D.  &Bros.),h.  Green- 
bush, post  office  address,  Albany 
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  and  Corne- 
lius), grocers  and  proprietors  of  steam  ferry 
at  Bath,  Greenbush,  house  do.  post  office 
address,  Albany 
Dearstyne  James  jr.  clerk,  h.  at  N.  Greenbush 
Dear.styne  Lawrence,  pilot,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Dearstyne  Samuel  (Jas.  D.  &Bros.),  house  Bath, 

post  office  address,  Albany 
Decker  Abram,  laborer,  house  Harrison,  near 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Decker  Henry,  pilot,  h.  Second  Alley,  G'bush 


Deitz  Eliza,  widow,  house  398  Lydius 
Deitz  Jacob,  waiter,  house  124  Lydius 
Deitz  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  418  Lydius 
Deitz  Joseph,  painter,  h.  Lark.  cor.  Lydius 
Deitz  Wm.  A.  agent,  59  North  Pearl,  house  109 

Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Dejonce  Lane,  shoemaker,  house  126  Broad 
Dek  Franch,  carpenter,  h.  341  Wash,  avenue 
Deker  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  house  220  Washing- 
ton avenue 
Delacy  Catharine,  widow,  house  61  Hawk 
Delacy  James,  mechanic,  bds.  61  Hawk 
Delamare  Francis,  carpenter.  Road  near  Canal 
De  La  Mater  Ira  M.  physician,  242  Wash.  ave. 
Delamater  James,  printer,  hou.se  118  Lark 
Delamater  John  A.  (Many  &  D.),  toys  and  fancy 

goods,  576  Broadway,  bds.  77  N.  Pearl 
Delamater  La  Fayette,  tailor,  h.  Morris,  above 

Ontario 
Delamater    Richard,    carriagesmith,    house    94 

Hamilton 
Delamater  Stephen  T.  clerk,  576  Broadway,  bds. 

77  North  Pearl 
Delamater,  see  Delemater  ^ 

Delamotte  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  50  Bradford 
Delany  Anna,  widow,  house  12  Cross 
Delany  Andrew,  butcher,  house  282  Bowery 
Delany  James,  carpenter,  h.  17  Gansevoort 
Delany  Michael,  blacksmith,  bds.  12  Cross 
Delaney  J.  engineer,  house  North  Albany 
Delaney  James,  carpenter,  bds.  221  Green 
Delaney  John,  blacksmith,  house  110  Arch 
Delaney  Julia,  widow,  house  36  Van  Woert 
Delaney  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  62  Third 
Delaney  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  35  Montgomery 
Delaney  Michael,  mason,  house  27  Canal 
Delaney  Michael,  mason,  house  167  Elm 
Delaney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  30  Canal 
Delaney  Peter  H.  baker,  62  Third,  h.  do. 
Delavan  Edward  C.  bds.  Delavan  House,  house 

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Delavan  John  S.  med.  student,  78  Chapel,  bds. 

49  Jay 
Delehanty  Andrew  D.  mason,  h.  196  Clin.  ave. 
Delehanty  Ann,  widow,  grocer,  49  Dallius 
Delehanty  Edward,  malster,  house  112  Sand 
Delehanty  Edward,  plumber,  house  259  State 
Delehanty  Edward,  tapper  W.  W.  h.  52  lower 

Spring 
Delehanty  John,  brewer,  house  224  Broadway 
Delehanty  John,  carman,  house  45  John 
Delehanty  John,  laborer,  house  178  Colonie 
Delehanty  John  P.  mason,  h.  Orange  n.  Dove 
Delehanty  Martin,  clerk.  Common  Council  office. 

City  Hall,  house  49  Dallius 
Delehanty  Michael,  tin  and  coppersmith  and 

plumber,  26  Green,  house  132  do. 
Delehanty  Richard  T.  carpenter,  house  45  .John 
Delehanty  Thomas,  brewer,  bds.  224  Broadway 
Delehanty,  see  Delahanty. 
Dell  George,  tailor,  h.  14  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Delong  Amos,  teamster,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Broadway, 

Green bush 
Demett  Sarah  E.  widow,  house  464  Lark 
Demgen  Matthias,  blacksmith,  h.  189  Broad 
Demgen  Nicholas,  engineer,  house  8  Center 
Deniing  Dudley,  capt.  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Deming  George  E.  pilot,  bds.  Id'wuy,  Greenbush 
Deming  John  R.  pilot,  bds.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Demming  Wm.  foreman  at  James  Goold  &  Co. 

bds.  5  Dallias 
De  Mol  Francis,  pattern  fitter,  bds.  93  Dallius 
De  Mol  Lender,  pattern  filer,  house  93  Dallius 
Dempsey  Cornelius   &   Co.   (Win.   McLelland), 

blacksmiths,  16  Bowery,  house  69  Lark 
Dempsey  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  100  Quay 
Dempsey  James,  wheelwright,  Colonie,  corner 

Rail  Road  avenue,  h.  265  North  Pearl 
Dempsey  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  147  Orange 
Dempsey  John,  laborer,  h.  6o6  Broadway 
Dempsey  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  15  S.  Lansing 
Dempsey  Michael,  grocer,  92  Schuyler,  h.  do. 
Dfimpsey  Michael,  laborer,  hou.se  121  Dallius 
Dempsey  Murtaugh,  drover,  h.  Tivoli  Hollow 
Dempsey  Owen,  paver,  h.  rear  133  Lumber 
Dempsey  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  54  Van  Woert 
De  Munn  Henry  A.,  hairdresser,  44  Orange,  h.  do 
Deneen  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  39  Rensselaer 
Deneen  John,  clerk,  bds.  39  Rensselaer 
Dengal  Andrew,  barber,  274  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Dengen  Conrad,  tinner,  house  196  Bowery 
Denick  Lenard,  painter,  house  464  Lydius 
Denio  Joseph,  laborer,  house  20  Sand 
Denison  Daniel,  daguerreotypes,  57  State,  liouse 

206  Hamilton 
Denmead  J.  &  S.  trimmings,  499  Broadway,  & 

61  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Denmead  S.  (/.  &  S.  Denmead),  h.  61  S.  Pearl 
Dennegar  Charles,  theatre,  Elizabeth,  cor.  Van 

Vechten,  h.  do. 
Dennick  Ellen,  widow,  h.  473  Washington  ave. 
Dennick  Isaac,  farmer,  house  46  Perry 
Denning  James  H.  tailor,  bds.  38  Green 
Dennis  Alexander  H.  bookkeeper,  bank  depart- 
ment. State  Hall,  liouse  148  North  Pearl 
Dennis  Alfred  T.  bds.  19  Quackenbush 
Dennis  Burton  C.  clerk,  41  North  Pearl,  boards 

148  do. 
Dennis  Edward,  clerk,  house  95  Orange 
Dennisou  Alida  Miss,  bds.  I40  State. 
Dennison  Burton  H.  house  13  Canal 
Dennisou  Charles,  milkman,  house  13  Canal 
Dennison  Charles  A.  shoemaker,  h.  1  Grand 
Dennison  Griswold,  h.  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Dennison  Griswold  (T.  B.  Simmons  &  Co.),  h. 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Dennison  John,  mail  agent,  bds.  25  Beaver 
Dennison  Sarah,  widow,  house  148  Jefferson 


Denniston  Augustus,  clerk  comptroller's  office. 

State  Hall 
Denniston  Garret  V.  attorney,  24  Douw's  Build- 
ing, house  280  Lydius 
Denniston  James  Mrs.  house  131  Lydius 
Denniston  John  H.  post  office  agent,  h.  25  Beaver 
Denniston  Robert,  state  comptroller,  office,  State 

Hall,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Departine  Christopher,  carman,  house  over  177 

Broadway 
Departine  Clement,  cartman,  h.  over  177  B'way 
Derby  George  F.  &  Co.  (John  M.  Egleston),  meat 

market,  68  Lydius,  bds.  84  Green 
Derby  Horace  B.  wood  engraver,  448  Broadway, 

bds.  106  Hudson 
Derby  Levi  L.  tailor,  465  B'way,  h.  106  Hudson 
Derbyshire  Joseph,  mason,  h.  71  Alexander 
Derek  Peter,  house  134  Broad 
Derflinger  Frederick,  machinist,  h.  6  Onet's  al. 
Dermody  Henry,  house  99  Orange 
Dermody  Henry,  laborer,  55  First 
Dermody  Patrick,  grainmeasurer,  house  40  Van 

Sohaick 
Dermody  Thomas,  railmaker,  b.  40  V.  Schaick 
Demy  David,  laborer,  house  19  Chapel 
De  Rooy  Leonius,  laborer,  h.  17  Clinton 
De  Rouville  A.  H.  painter,  house  187  Broad 
De  Rouville  Harman  H.  house  26  Folton 
De  Rouville  John,  12  Exchange,  bds.  26  Fulton 
De  Rouville  William  H.  wheelwright,  house  187 

Broad 
Derrick  Wm.  H.  painter,  h.  144  upper  Spring 
Desan  Adolpnus,  carpenter,  h.  23  Jeflerson 
Desch  John,  grocer,  Snipe  cor.  \\^sh.  ave.  h.  do. 
Desmond  Humphrey,  laborer,  h.  16  Van  Zandt 
Desmond  Humphrey,  moulder,  h.  8  S.  Lansing 
Desmond  William,  moulder,  house  82  Morton 
De  Tiere  Constantine  (L.  &  C.  De  T.),  carpenter, 

h.  166  Elm 
De  Tiere  John  B.  carpenter,  h.  101  Elm 
De  Tiere  Leopold  &  C.  carpenters,  5  Phoenix  pL 

house  105  Elm 
Deutcli  Catharine,  widow,  house  219  Sand 
Devan  William,  shoemaker,  house  I  Johnson 
Deveraux  James,  house  52  M  Colonie 
Deveraux  James,  blacksmith,  h.  159  Broadway 
Deveraux  Nicholas,  laborer,  bds.  69  Cherry 
Devery  Charles,  laborer,  h.  124  Van  Woert 
Devery  James,  laborer,  house  124  Van  Woert 
Devery  John,  laborer,  house  49  Van  Zandt 
Devery  Owen,  laborer,  house  124  Van  Woert 
Devin  James,  laborer,  house  72  Colonie 
Deviue  James,  porter,  120  Pier,  house  14  Broad 
Devine  John,  grocer  and  tin  ware,  312  Broadway, 

house  208  do. 
Devine  John  J.  carpenter,  house  147  Church 
Devine  Martha,  widow,  nurse,  bds.  48  Second 
Devine  Michael,  baker,  house  149  Jeffijrson 
Devine  Patrick,  laborer,  house  185  Broadway 
Devine  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Perry,  south  of 

Washington  avenue 
Devine  Thomas,  teamster,  bds.  45  La  Fayette 
Devit  Ann,  widow,  house  85  Canal 
Devlin  Edward,  teamster,  house  151  Jefferson 
Devlin  &  Brother  (James  and  Lawrence  S.),  mer- 
chant tailors,  516  Broadway,  h.  45  Philip 
Devlin  James,  laborer,  bds.  55  Montgomery 
Devlin  John,  laborer,  h.  Church,  cor.  Arch 
Devlin  Lawrence  S.  (Devlin  &  Brother),  tailor, 

516  Broadway,  house  196  North  Pearl 
Devlin  Mary,  widow,  house  45  Philip 
Devlin  Michael,  malster,  house  213  Broadway 
Devlin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  183  Broadway 
Devoe  Peter,  pilot,  bds.  3  Kings  pi.  Arbor  hill 
Devol  Charles,  physician,  48  Franklin,  h.  do. 
De  Witt  Abraham  V.  attorney,  9  Douw's  Build- 
ing, house  153  North  Pearl 


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De  Witt  Andrew  H.  {TV.  H.  De  Witt  &  Nephews), 

staves,  67  Pier,  house  48  Columbia 
De  Witt  Dudley  W.  bds.  61  Hawk 
De  Witt  K.  H.  supt.  A.  k  V.  R.  R.  h.  22  First 
De  Witt  Ira,  saddler,  24  Wash.  ave.  h.  26  Hawk 
De  Witt  Richard  V.  civil  ena;ineer  and  patent 

agent,  56  State,  h.  61  Hawk 
De  Witt  Richard  V.  jr.  clerk  StateBank,  bds.  61 

Hawk 
De  Witt  Wm.  H.  &  Nephews  {E.  H.  Clarke  and 

A.  H.  Be  Witt),  staves,  67  Pier,  h.  745  B'way 
Dexter  Chauncey,  13  Maiden  lane,  h.  254  Lydius 
Dexter  (George)  &  Neliegar  (Joseph),  druggists, 

State  cor.  North  Pearl,  lioase  113  State 
Dexter  Jabez  B.  baker,  839  Broadway,  ]i.  837  do. 
Dexter  James,  attorney,  1 13  State,  bds  do. 
Dey  Henry  S.  mtcliinist,  house  126  Swau 
Dey  Peter,  hiborer,  liouse  101  Orange 
Dey  Ermand  Elizabeth,  widow,  iiouse  4  Eagle 
Dey  Ermaud  Samuel  E.  stonecutter,  h.  4  Eagle 
Dey  Ermand  William,  bds.  4  Eagle 
Deyermand  James,  butcher,  Second  cor.  Lark, 

house  185  Second 
Deyermand  Jas.  Mrs.  baker,  96  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Deyermand  Robert,  baker,  h.  96  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Deyermand  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  house    139 

Clinton  avenue 
Deyermand  William,  manufacturer  of   linseed 

oil,  381  Broadway,  liouse  39  Broad 
Deyo  Daniel  H.  fireman,  liouse  83  Orange 
Deyo  David  H.  house  83  Orange 
Deyo  Henry,  conductor  B.  R.  R.  B'way,  G'bush 
Deyo  James  H.  waiter,  house  225  Jefferson 
Deyo  Jolin  L.  clerk,  443  Broadway,  bds.  Ameri- 
can Hotel 
De  Yontjh  Henry,  second  hand  clothing,   180 

South  Pearl,  house  do. 
De  Young  J.  tinsmitli,  house  61  Rensselaer 
Diamond  S.  P.  grocer,  Partition  c.  First,  G'bush 
Diamond  T.  S.   carpenter,   house  Third  below 

Harrison,  Green  bush 
Diamond  Wm.  bookkeeper,  62  State,  h.  203  Ham. 
Diamond  Wm.  M.  bds.  43  Lydius 
Diamond  Wm.  M.  jr.  restaurant,  15  &  17  Beaver 
Dibble  Albert,  whitesmith,  house  5  Van  Tromp 
Dibble  D.  widow,  house  209  Broad 
Dibble  Lewis,  musician,  house  209  Broad 
Dibble  Sarah  A.  Mrs.  millinery,  h.  5  Van  Tromp 
Diblar  Joseph,  blacksmith,  301  Washington  ave. 
Dick  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  211  Green 
Dickerman  Elsia  Ann,  drugs,  197  Green,  h.  do. 
Dickermau  E.  &  H.  L.  variety  and  paper  store, 

and  window  shades,  45  Washington  avenue, 

bds.  42  do. 
Dickerman  Henry  L.  (E.  &  H.  L.  Dickerman), 

house  45  Washington  avenue 
Dickerman  John  S.  (Kcwin  &  D.),  auctioneer, 

92  State,  bds.  98  Green 
Dickerman  Theodore  M.  bds.  197  Green 
Dickerman  William  D.  bds.  197  Green 
Dickerson  William,  gardener,  house  425  State 
Dickey  Alexander,  coppersmith,  h.  26  Wilson 
Dickey  Audraw,  accountant,  110  Beaver,  bds.  5 

Lancaster 
Dickey  Charles  H.  painter,  bds.  26  Wilson 
Dickey  William  Mrs.  house  26  Wilson 
Dickson  Alexander  Rev.  h.  85  State 
Dickson  Emma  Mrs.  liouse  64  Green 
Dickson  Hugh,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  58  State,  h. 

153  Hamilton 
Dickson  Jas.  roofer,  65  Beaver,  li.  59  Lancaster 
Dickson  Mary  Mrs.  dressmaker,  house  Broad 
Dickson,  Mrs.  widow  of  Richard,  house  33  Fulton 
Dickson  Walter,  architect,  house  59  Lancaster 
Dickson  William,  brassfounder,  h.  4  Bleecker  pi 
Dickson  William,  tailor,  house  113  Dallius 
DicKson  William,  clerk,  58  State,  h.  1 1  Broad 


Dickson  Wm.  J.  clerk,  67  Quay,  h.  32  S.  Ferry 
Diehl  Antoine,  tailor,  h.  22  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Dielil  Frederick,  gardener,  house  203  Green 
Diehl  John,  hatter,  house  271  South  Pearl 
Diehl  William,  cabinetmaker,  house  223  Green 
Dignan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  1  Tivoli  hollow 
Dignan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  4  Lawrence 
Dignum   Edward,  laborer,  house  rear   12  Van 

Tromp 
Dignum  James,  baggagemaster  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

depot,  house  19  Lodge 
Diirr  Catharine,  widow,  bds.  250  Sand 
Dillman  Michael,  boatman,  h.  55  Broad,  Beth. 
Dillon  Christopher,  house  152  Colonie 
Dillon  Edward,  bds.  44  Second 
Dillon  John,  boatman,  house  271  North  Pearl 
Dillon  .John,  laborer,  house  100  Morton 
Dillon  John,  springmaker,  house  11  S.  Ferry 
Dillon  Matthew,  printer  at  Statesman  office,  bds. 

202  Broadway 
Dillon  Michael,  carpenter,  house  17  Clinton 
Dillon  Patrick,    snjall  beer  manufacturer,    104 

Canal,  house  do. 
Dillon  Patrick,  house  80  Hawk 
Dillon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  289  Lumber 
Dillon  Patrick,  mason,  house  158  Broad 
Dillon  Peter,  house  Lumber  above  Knox 
Dillon  Richard,  dry  goods,  202  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Dillon  Thomas,  mason,  house  54  Schuyler 
Dillon  William,  carpenter,  house  9  Columbia 
Dillow  Nancy,  widow,  house  57  First 
Dilmott  Peter,  carpenter,  house  Bradford 
Dinehart  Paul,  teamster,  house  at  Bath 
Dingwall  J.   nurseryman,  Troy  road  opposite 

Manor  hou5ie 
Dinigan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  67  Van  Woert 
Dinneii  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  128  Orange 
Dinnen  William,  peddler,  house  8  Clinton 
Dinnin  James,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Dinnon  John,  laborer,  h.  49  Van  Woert 
Dinon  John,  laborer,  liouse  I'ear  132  Lumber 
Dinon  Thomas,  cooper,  house  172  Broadway 
Disney  John,   ship  chandler  and  sailmaker,  1 

State,  house  183  Hamilton 
Disney  John  T.  clerk,  1  State,  b.  183  Hamilton 
Dister  George,  blacksmith,  h.  121  Nucella 
Dister  Jenny,  widow,  house  121  Nucella 
Ditchett  Wm.  A.  carriagemaker,  h.  16  Franklin 
Ditz  Frederick,  laborer,  house  63  Clinton 
Diver  George,  laborer,  h.  Washington,  G'bush 
Divet  S.  Miss,  dressmaker,  house  rear  97  Swan, 

Arbor  hill 
Divine  James,  laborer,  house  14  Broad 
Dix  Elizabeth  R.  Mrs.  house  27  Dallius 
Dix  Perry,  bds.  659  Broadway 
Dixon  John,  marble  works,  Howard  c.  Lodge 
Dixon  Samuel  Mrs.  house  57  Clinton 
Dear  Michael,  coachman,  house  66  Hudson 
Dobbin  Wm.  R.  carpenter,  house  rear  131  Clin- 
ton avenue 
Dobbs  John,  machinist,  house  40  First 
Dobbs  John,  bookbinder,  h.  Bleecker  mansion 
Dobbs  Lavinus,  captain,  h.  132  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Dobbs  Thomas  J.  machinist,  house  24  Bleecker 
Doblar  George,  porter,  liouse  174  Broadway 
Dobler  Anthony,  house  123  Broad 
Dobler  (John)  &  Gilman  (Horace  W.),  card  man- 
ufacturers, 279  Hamilton,  house  231  Hudson 
Dockstader  .Jonathan,  brakeman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  Lumber 
Doctor  John,  peddler,  house  187  Broad 
Doctor  Moses,  peddler,  house  62  Franklin 
Dodds  Andrew,  carpenter,  28  Montgomery,  h. 

76  Canal 
Dodds  Alexander  C.  carpenter,  rear  125  North 

Pearl,  house  79  Columbia 
Dodds  Fergus,  plumber,  liouse  76  Third 


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Dodds  James,  carpenter,  rear  125  North  Pearl, 

house  113  Second 
Dodds  Marshall,  machinist,  h.  14  Delaware  turn. 
Dodge  Albert   V.   V.   daguerreotypist,  bds.   33 

Hudson 
Dodge  Henry  J.  carman,  house  316  Lumber 
Dodge  Hezekiah,  newsagent,  house  334  Lydius 
Dodge  Homer  M.  fireman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

514  Broadway 
Dodge  Richard,  clerk  35  State,  bds.  42  Lydius 
Doeiker  George,  pianist  and  singing  teacher,  11 

Van  Schaick,  house  10  do. 
Doherty  James,  carman,  house  116  Dallius 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  100  Quay 
Doherty  Mary,  milk,  &c.  206  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Doig  David,  machinist,  house  21  Mulberry 
Dohoney  William,  laborer,  h.  38  Alexander 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  house  162  Orange 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  house  57  Orange 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  house  160  Canal 
Dolan  Luke,  laborer,  house  36  Canal 
Dolan  Luke,  laborer,  house  19  Chapel 
Dolan  Thomas,  boatman,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Dolan  Thomas,  safe  manufacturer,  37  Church, 

house  98  Clinton  avenue 
Dolard  John,  laborer,  house  100  Van  Woert 
Dole  Albinus  S.  house  83  First,  Arbor  hill 
Dollar  C.  T.  harnessmaker,  house  24  Chestnut 
Dollar  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Yates  n.  Partridge 

gombrowski  Joseph  A.  bds.  Dunlop  House 
ornery  John,  1st  district  poUce,  h.  2  Wilbur 
Don  E.  H.  clerk,  384  B'way,  bds.  186  Hudson 
Don  Julia  Mrs.  milliner,  li.  125  North  Pearl 
Don  Peter  C.  carriagemaker,  186  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Don  William,  tailor,  house  20  Second 
Donaghey  Charles,  cigarmaker,  house  1 54  Third 
Douaghey  Patrick,  cigarmaker,  house  147  First 
Dona'hoe  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  88  First,  Arb.  h. 
Donahoe  Charles,  bds.  101  Montgomery 
Donahoe  Edward,  grocer,  50  Arch,  house  do. 
Donahoe  Edward,  carman,  house  88  First 
Donahoe  Edward,  grocer,  105  Dove,  house  do. 
Donahoe  Edward,  clerk,  house  47  Alexander 
Donahoe  Edward,  jr.  clerk,  bds.  105  Dove 
Donahoe  James,  laborer,  house  295  Lumber 
Donahoe  James,  porter,  house  17  Bassett 
Donahoe  James,  porter,  American  Hotel 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  house  67  Van  Woert 
Donahoe  John,  fireman,  h.  112  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  house  213  Orange 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  house  42  Arch 
Donahoe  Mary,  widow,  house  217  Orange 
Donahoe  Michael,  carman,  house  217  Orange 
Donahoe  Murty,  laborer,  house  173  Montgomery 
Dunahoe  Peter,  laborer,  house  193  Third 
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.  teamster,  hou^e  47  Rensselaer 
Donahoe,  see  Dnnohoe 
Donahue  Elizabeth,  widoy^,  house  75  First 
Donahue  James,  carpenter,  house  31  Quay 
Donahue  John,  laborer,  house  43  Canal 
Donahue  John  W.  cigarmaker,  bds.  75  First 
Donahue  Stephen  A.  cigarmaker,  bds.  75  First 
Donahue  William,  paver,  house  57  Lancaster 
Donaldson  John,  peddler,  house  23  Bowery 
Donavan  Gertrude,  house  195  Spruce 
Douavan  John,  meat  stall,  203  Broadway,  house 

South  Ferry,  near  Broadway 
Donavan  John,  carpenter,  house  68  Schuyler 
Douavan  John,  laborer,  h.  Gansevoort  c.  Green 
Donavan  Patrick,  butcher,  house  8^  S.  Ferry 
Donavan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  Rensselaer 
Donavan,  see  Donovan 
Doncaster  Adolphus  J.  machinist,  h.  42  Orange 

6 


Doncaster  Daniel,  machinist,  198  and  200  Water, 

house  66  Lawrence  ^ 

Donker  Louis,  mason,  house  32  Bradford 
Donelly  Owen,  laborer,  house  62  Water 
Donier  Frederich,  moulder,  house  3  Teunis 
Doulon  Patrick  {McHugh  Sc  Z).),  tailors,  44  State, 

house  87  Lancaster 
Donnar  William,  cutter,  house  W.  Ferry  n.  Dove 
Donnelly  Bridget,  widow,  house  163  Broad 
Donnelly  Dan'l,  laborer  h.  Gt.  W.  Turn.  n.  Perry 
Donnelly  Edward,  cooper,  house  92  Franklin 
Donnelly  Edward,  woodsawyer,  h.  217  B'way 
Donnelly  Edward,  laborer,  house  163  Orange 
Donnelly  Felix,  furnaceman,  bds.  163  Broad 
Donnelly  James,  butcher,  bds.  SM  South  Ferry 
Donnelly  James,  laborer,  bds.  273  Wash.  ave. 
Donnelly  Jane,  widow,  porterhouse,  95  Quay 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  house  183  Broadway 
Donnelly  John  M.  mate  schooner,  b.  183  B'way 
Donnelly  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  William 
Donnelly  Maiirice,  tin  and  coppersmith,  house 

52  Union 
Donnelly  Patrick,  porterhouse,  6  Quackenbush 
Donnelly-  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Chestnut 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  92  Willett 
Donnelly  Patrick,  cooper,  72  Rensselaer,  house 

90  Franklin 
Donnelly  Peter,  wines  and  liquors,  Broadway, 

corner  Harrison,  house  Greenbush 
Donnelly  Thomas,  b.  B'way,  c.  Harrison,  Greenb. 
Donnelly  Thomas,  tanner,  house  162  Canal 
Donnelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  29  Dean 
Donner  Andrew,  M.   paperhanger,   h.   19  Van 

Schaick 
Donner  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  house  97  Broad 
Donnery  Patrick,  laborer,  house  27  Howard 
Donnovan  Dennis,  moulder,  house  66  N.  Lansing 
Donohoe  John,  supt.  hose  depot,  h.  94  Hawk 

Arb.  hill 
Donovan  Bridget,  tailoress,  house  140  Gi-een 
Donovan  John,  moulder,  house  144  Broadway 
Donovan  Michael  H.  saddler,  house  67  De  Witt 
Donovan  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  31  Westerlo 
Donovan  Patrick,    butcher,  201)^    Broadway, 

house  8X  South  Ferry 
Doolan  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  55  Canal 
Doolan  James,  coachman,  house  179  Orange 
Doolan  John,  gi-ainer,  house  171  Jefferson 
Dooley  Edward,  porter  477  B'way,  b.  76  Canal 
Dooley  Edward,  laborer,  house  23  Morton 
Dooley  James,  porterhouse,  161  B'way,  h.  do. 
Dooley  John,  boatman,  house  75  Canal 
Dooley  John,  laborer,  bds.  161  Broadway 
Dooley  Margaret,  widow,  house  75  Canal 
Doolittle  Wm.  policeman,  house  111  Snipe 
Doouer  Andrew,  laborer,  house  23  Mulberry 
Dooner  Ann,  widow,  house  129  Orange 
Dooner  Timothy  P.  grocer,  456  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Door  Christopher,  tailor,  house  18  Morton 
Doran  Ann,  widow,  house  41  Lumber 
Dorau  Bridget,  widow,  house  32  Jefferson 
Doran  Bridget,  widow,  house  161  Orange 
Doran  Edward,    grocer.  Perry  corner  Bowery, 

house  142  Chestnut 
Doran  Jackson  E.  house  28  Jay 
Doran  James,  clerk,  bds.  5  Lancaster 
Doran  James,  grocer.  Perry,  c.  Bradford,  h.  do. 
Doran  James,  sexton  St.  Mary's  Church,  house 

14  Lodge 
Doran  John,  carman,  bds.  31  Quay 
Doran  John,  laborer,  house  48  Colonie 
Doran  Joseph,  clerk,  39  State,  bds.  5  Lancaster 
Doran  Patrick,  bartender,  31  Quay 
Doran  Thomas  Rev.  house  14  Lodge 
Doran  William,  hostler,  house  126  Wash.  ave. 
Dorau  Wm.  clerk  22  Dean,  house  126  Wash.  ave. 
Doras  Frank,  maichfactory,  bds.  57  Broadway 


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Doras  James,  laborer,  house  117  Broad 
Doras  Peter,  laborer,  house  9  Spruce 
Doras  William,  laborer,  house  134  Broad 
Dorfler  John,  furnacemaii,  bouse  65  Alexander 
Dorgan  Edward,  clerk,  house  131  Beaver 
Dorgan  Margaret,  widow,  house  131  Beaver 
Dorlon  Robert,  register  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  21  lower  Spring 
Dorlon  Wni.  R.  student,  468  B"way,  h.  21  Spring 
Dorn  George,  grocer  152  Wash.  ave.  h.  150  do. 
Dornet  William,  machinist,  house  98  Church 
Dorney  James,  blacksmith,  h.  22  W.  Ferry 
Dorney  William,  grocer,  106  Orange,  house  do. 
Dornis  Frederick,  moulder,  h.  152  up.  Spring 
Dorr  Edmund,  produce,  house  32  Plain 
DorrElisha,  bds.  32  Plain 

Dorr  Henry,  liquors,  603  B'way,  house  603 X  do. 
Dorsey  p]lizabeth,  widow,  house  74  Clinton  ave. 
Dorsey  Patrick,  tailor,  house  62  Lawrence 
Dorsey  Philip,  carpenter,  house  r.  137  Lumber 
Dorsheimer  Philip,  state  treasurer,  State  Hall, 

bds.  Co}igress  Hall 
Dorwoldt  Chas.  shoemaker,  8  Howard,  h.  7  do. 
Doscher  John  W.  F.  laborer,  house  96  Bassett 
Dotson  Matthew,  chimnej'sweep,  h.  at  Greenb. 
Doty  Jane,  widow,  house  31  Hamilton 
Doty  Lockwood  L.  chief  clerk,  executive  cham- 
ber. State  Capitol,  bds.  Dunlap  House 
Dougherty  Edward,  expressman,  h.  288  Lumber 
Dougherty  E.  Mrs.  house  121  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Dougherty  Michael,  tailor,  house  374  Lydius 
Doughty  Charles  E.  tripedresser,  h.  41 1  Bowery 
Douglass  Charles  H.  clerk,  bds.  758  Broadway 
Douglass  David,  shoemaker,  52  South  Ferry 
Douglass  George  Mrs.  house  77  Lydius 
Douglass   John  {Higbie  1).   &    Co.),   lumber,  3 

Lumber  district,  house  758  Broadway 
Douglass  James,  laborer,  house  22  Hawk 
Douglass  Joseph,  carman,  house  r.  51  Lawrence 
Douglass  Margaret  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  88  Beaver 
Douglass  Mary,  widow  of  HoraceF.  b.  77  Second 
Douglass  Robert,  bookagent,  house  42 >^  S.Ferry 
Dounie  Wm.  tailor,  466  Broadway 
Douw  John  D.  P.  attorney,  23  Douw's  Building, 

house  at  Poiighkeepsie 
Douw  John  D.  P.  clerk,  41  State 
Douw  Volkert  P.  I  Douw's  B"g,  h.  at  Greenb. 
Dow  Alexander,  boatman,  house  121  Broad 
Dow  George,  pilot,  house  First,  below  Harrison, 

Green bush 
Dowd  Catharine,  widow,  house  128  Orange 
Dowd  Henry  N.,  U.  S.  surveyor  of  the  port,  114 

State,  house  80  First 
Dowd  James,  house  4  Hawk 
Dowd  James,  laborer,  bds.  222  Broadway 
Dowd  John,  moulder,  house  65  Elm 
Dowd  Michael,  house  4  Hawk 
Dowd  Richard,  tailor,  house  223  Broadway 
Dowd  Thomas,  paver,  house  154  Canal 
Dowdell  Edward,  laborer,  house  21  DeWitt 
Dowdell  James,  pressman,  house  1 10  Orange 
Dowdell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Dowdy  Adam,  tailor,  house  351  State 
Dowdy  James,  laborer,  house  17  Catherine 
Dower  Michael,  grocer,  house  91  P'ranklln 
Dower  Morris,  grocer,  12  Clinton,  house  do. 
Dowling  Alice  M.  school,  195  Elm,  house  do. 
Dowling  Rhoda,  widow,  house  26  Jay 
Dowling  William,  tailor,  house  47  i^.rcli 
Downey  John,  butcher,  house  222  Bowery 
Downey  John  jr.  butcher,  h.  411  Wash,  ave 
Downey  Patrick,  butcher,  house  216  Bowery 
Downey  Thomas,  butcher,  481  Washington  ave. 
Downey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  167  X  Montgomery 
Downey  Walter,  miller,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Downey  Wm.  tailor,  house  30  X  South  Ferry 
Downing  George,  attorney,  94  State,  h.  47  Hawk 


Downing  John,  plumber,  bds.  18  Lydius  ' 

Downs  Edward,  milkman,  h.  518  Clinton  ave. 
Downs  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  24  Van  Woerl 
Downs  John,  laborer,  house  127  Sand 
Downs  Thomas,  laborer,  house  110  Sand 
Downs  Wm.  H.  hou.se  938  Broadway 
Dowsett  Isaiah,  boots  and  shoes,  68  South  Pearl, 

house  63  Division 
Dowsett  Isaiah  C.  boots  and  shoes,  78  S.  Pearl 
Doyle  Catherine,  widow,  house  39  Hamilton 
Doyle  Edmund,  brakeman,  house  360  State 
Doyle  Edward,  laborer,  house  8  Foundry  place 
Doyle  Henry,  grocer,  47  Canal,  house  do. 
Doyle  Hngli  P.  fish  and  oysters,  Clinton  avenue 

corner  North  Pearl,  house  24^  Canal 
Doyle  James,  carpenter,  bds.  rear  55  Van  Woert 
Doyle  Jas.  blacksmith,  151  Church,  house  209 

Green 
Doyle  James,  laborer,  bds.  39  Hamilton 
Doyle  John,  carman,  bds.  63  Van  Woert 
Doyle  John,  laborer,  h.  Dallius  corner  Schuyler 
Doyle  John,  moulder,  house  273  Green 
Do3'le  John,  plumber,  house  48  Van  Schaick 
Doyle  Lawrence,  peddler,  house  69  Ciiurch 
Doyle  Martin,  shoemaker,  house  55  Howard 
Doyle  Mary,  widow,  house  63  Van  Woert 
Doyle  Michael,  intelligence  office,   12  Howard, 

bds  44  Canal 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  house  68  Colonie 
Doyle  Patrick,  carmaker,  house  243  North  Pearl 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  55  Van  Woert 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  house  26  Morton 
Doyle  Richar(i,  carpenter,  house  17  Morton 
Doyle  Ricliard,  sawyer,  bds.  63  Van  Woert 
Doyle  Thomas,  ped(ller,  house  45  Van  Zandt 
Doyle  Thomas,  brakeman,  h.  265  North  Pearl 
Doyle  Wm.  furnaceman,  liouse  263  North  Pearl 
Doyle  Wm.  gardener,  house  24  Bethlehem  road 
Doyle  Wm.  laborer,  house  68  Bowery 
Drake  E.  P.  captain  elevator,  house  First  below 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Drake  Ellen  Mrs.  house  9  Wendell 
Drake  George,  laborer,  house  47  Van  Schaick 
Drake  William,  shoemaker,  house  22  La  Fayette 
Drake  William,  mason,  house  9  Wendell 
Draper  Jolin  B.  machinist,  liouse  52  High 
Draper  Josiah  H.  bds.  69  Beaver 
Draper  Sylvester  B.  boarding,  house  69  Beaver 
Drayner  Edward  W.  moulder,  h.  5  Lark,  Arb.  h. 
Dreidel  Sebastian,  laborer,  house  57  Sand 
Dreik  William,  furnaceman,  h.  144  Franklin 
Dreis  John,  laborer,  house  37  Alexander 
Dreis  Peter  J.  laborer,  house  26  Elk 
Drew  Jacob,  gardener,  h.  Plank  rd.  c.  Partridge 
Drew  James,  clerk,  544  Broadway,  h.  S.  Pearl 
Drew  James,  laborer,  hciuse  96  Dallius 
Driflinger  John,  moulder,  house  305  South  Pearl 
Driscoll  James,  blacksmith,  house  142  Lumber 
Driscoll  Mary,  widow,  house  183  Montgomery 
Driscoll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  184  Montgomery 
Droogan  Cornelius,  peddler,  house  3  Morton 
Droogan  Mary,  widow  of  Owen,  h.  83  S.  Ferry 
Droogan  Peter,  grocer,  3  Morton,  house  do. 
Droogan  Rosanna,  dress  and  cioakmaker,  house 

83  South  Ferry 
Droogan  Thomas,  farmer,  house  108  Morton 
Droogan  Thomas,  peddler,  house  97  Morton 
Drought  William,  carpenter,  h.  rear  42  Third 
Drudi  Louis,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Robin 
Drugan  Daniel,  bds.  20  Lydius 
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  Hiram,  meat  market,  46  Broadway,  house 

68  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Drum  Peter,  printer,  boards  82  Bleecker 


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Drum  Sylvester,  Laggagemaster  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

7  Chapel 
Drnmmond  Michael,  printer,  bds.  9  Chapel 
Dubien  Anthony,  furrier,  house  31  Lark 
Dubloin  John,  laborer,  house  rear  3  Bowery 
Dubois  George,  bds.  29  Division 
Dubos  Alphonse,  cook,  house  Canal  near  Snipe 
Dubuque  John    &   Son   {Louis  li.),   bandbox- 
makers,  413  Broadway,  house  at  Greenbush 
Dubuque  Louis  R.  {John  JJubuque  &  Son),  bds. 

88  Beaver 
Dudley  Bhindina,  widow,  house  59  North  Pearl 
Dudley  John  T.  carpenter,  h.  114  upper  Spring 
Duel  Nathan,  grocer,  17  Knox,  house  do. 
Duempelmarm  Lewis  0.  clerk  State  Hall,  house 
63  Dove  [11  VanTromp 

Duesler  Daniel,  merchant  tailor,  42  Orange,  house 
Duff  Andrew,  clerk,  bds.  2^5  Broadway 
Duff  Mary,  widow,  saloon,  215  Broadway 
Dull  Thomas,  foundryman,  house  15  Dove 
DufFey  Bernard,  waiter,  bds.  37  Dean 
Duftey  Dennis,  laborer,  house  105  Elm 
Dufley  George,  laborer,  house  19  Chapel 
Dutfey  Hugh,  laborer,  bds.  lOS  Van  Woert 
Dufley  James,  tailor,  house  21  Morton 
Dutfey  James,  shoemaker,  172  Montgomery 
Duffey  James,  printer,  house  43  John 
Dufley  Joljn,   moulder,  bds.    Broadway  corner 

South  Ferry 
Duffey  Owen,  fruit  peddler,  house  18  Union 
Duffey  Philip,  boarding  house,  37  Dean 
Duffy  Bernard,  baker,  house  111  First 
Duffy  Bernard,  laborer,  house  73  Lawrence 
Duffy  Edward,  physician,  house  21  James 
Duffy  John,  moulder,  b.  Broadway,  cor.  S.  Ferry 
Duffy  M.  Madam,  fancy  dry  goods,  498  Broad- 
way, house  21  James 
Dugan  Bridget,  widow,  house  146  Church 
Dugan  William,  peddler,  house  132  Bowery 
Dngan  Fanny,  widow,  house  96  Arch 
Dugan  John,  carpenter,  house  83  Elm 
Dugan  John,  machinist,  h.  rear  57  Van  Woert 
Dugan  John,  shoemaker  and  grocer,  67  Church 
Dugan  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  147  Canal 
Dugan  Michael,  hostler,  house  22  Bleecker 
Dugan  Stephen,  tailor,  house  47  Mulberry 
Dugan  Thomas,  tinsmith,  house  77  Elm 
Duke  John,  boatman,  house  238  South  Pearl 
Dullard  Martin,  laborer,  house  87  Van  Woert 
Dullard  Thomas,  laborer,  house  4  Lawrence 
Dulley  J.  J.  {Durkin  &  D.),  carver,  Beaver,  cor- 
ner Green,  house  at  Troy 
Dumery  Edward,  mason,  house  141  Broad 
Dumont  Robert  S.  agent,  house  1 14  Hawk 
Dumphrey  Ann,  widow,  house  20  Daniel 
Duncan  Dewitt,  mason,  house  rear  115  Sand 
Duncan  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  105  Eagle 
Duncan  G.  S.  agent,  16  Douw's  Building,  house 
107  Clinton  avenue  [way,  h.  43  Broad 

Duncan  Henry  R.  merchant  tailor,  481  Broad- 
Duncan  James,  clothing,  68  State,  h.  30  Lancaster 
Duncan  James  R.  clerk,  68  State,  h.  17  Franklin 
Duncan  Patrick,  bookkeeper.  Chapel  corner  Van 

Schaick,  house  21  Van  Schaick 
Duncan  R.  W.  tallyman,  h.  132  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Dandon  Ellen,  widow,  house  121  Orange 
Dundon  John,  carpenter,  bds.  121  Orange 
Dunfrey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  62  Rensselaer 
Dunham  Bradley  B.  grocer,  870  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Dunham  Henry,  tobacconist,  bds.  Empire  House 
Dunham  John  W.  {Mead,  Dunham  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 4  Lumber  district,  h.  259  North  Pearl 
Dunham  Oscar,  boots  and  shoes,  51  Green,  h.  do. 
Dunker  William,  laborer,  house  46  Canal 
Dunlap  James,  bds.  45  Montgomery 
Dunlop  Archibald  A.  malster,  67  and  68  Quay, 
house  on  Troy  road 


Dunn  Andrew,  laborer,  house  49  Schuyler 
Dunn  Ann,  laundress,  house  rear  53  La  Fayette 
Dunn  Ann,  tailoress,  house  194  Orange 
Dunn  Charles,  laborer,  house  67  Benjamin 
Dunn  Christopher,  laborer,  house  Third  between 

Snipe  and  Knox 
Dunn  Daniel,  liquors,  169  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Dunn  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  118  Third 
Dunn  James,  laborer,  house  141  Chestnut 
Dunn  James,  merchant  tailor,  44  Green,  h.  do. 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  house  68  Colonie 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  house  23  Center 
Dunn  John,  mason,  house  206  Jefferson 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  bds.  97  Quay 
Dunn  John,  paver,  house  223  Orange 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  3  West  Ferry  alley 
Dunn  John,  carpenter,  house  221  Orange 
Dunn  Judith,  widow,  house  21  Van  Schaick 
Dunn  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  Jolmson  n.  Eagle 
Dunn  Margaret,  house  178  Clinton  avenue 
Dunn  Mary,  widow,  house  Broadway,  Greenb. 
Dunn  Mary,  widow,  house  39  James 
Dunn  Mary,  widow,  house  677  Broadway 
Dunn  Patrick,  mason,  house  Bradford  c.  Robin 
Dunn  Patrick,  carman,  house  40  Water 
Dunn  Patrick,  wagonmaker,  Bethlehem  road 
Dunn  Philip,  City  Hall  Coffee  House,  Eagle  cor. 

Maiden  lane 
Dunn  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  house  132  Canal 
Dunn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  55  North  Lansing 
Dunn  Tlioraas,  merchant,  356  Broadway,  bds. 

78  Hudson 
Dunn  \''m.  laborer,  bds.  125  Quay 
Dunn  Wm.  laborer,  house  89  Franklin 
Dunn  Wra.  laborer,  house  17  Gansevoort 
Dunn  Wra.  J.  printer,  house  36  Herkimer 
Dunn  Winifred,  widow,  house  264  Lydius 
Dunnigan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  116  Dallius 
Dunnigan  James,  hostler,  house  55  Howai'd 
Dunnigan  James,  shoemaker,  house  34  Water 
Dunnigan  Michael,  coachman,  h.  71  Maiden  lane 
Dunnigan  Owen,  baker,  33  Rensselaer,  and  gro- 
cer, 145  Church,  house  do. 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  297  Hamilton 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  16  X  Rose  al. 
Dunnigan  Peter,  malster,  house  4  Morton 
Dunning  Andrew  J.  hack,  67  John,  h.  48  Dallius 
Dunning  Samuel  B.  clerk,  538  Broadway,  bds. 

28  Plain  [lin  House 

Dunning  William  D.  civil  engineer,  bds.  P'rank- 
Dunnivan  Edward,  waiter,  house  43  Liberty 
Dunphy  Andrew,  butcher,  bds.  296  Bowery 
Dunphy  James,  laborer,  house  62  Water 
Dunphy  John,  laborer,  house  1  Center 
Dunscomb  Edward  (Jiomamc  &  X).J,  lumber,  13 

Lumber  district,  house  51  Spencer 
Dunster  Oliver,  cooper,  house  134  Orange 
Dupont  David,  laborer,  house  219  Elm 
Durack  Michael,  stonecutter,  house  8  Morton 
Durand  Harvey,  bookkeeper  National  Bank,  bds. 

27  Grand  [bds.  51  North  Pearl 

Durant  Allen  B.   attorney,  5   Douw's  Building, 
Durant  Edward  A.  &  Co.  {E.  P.  Durant  &  G.  D. 

Russell),  flour,  119  Pier,  h.  91  North  Pearl 
Durant  Edward  P.  (E.  A.  Durant  &  Co.),  Pier, 

bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Durant  George,  porterhouse,  B'way,  h.  do.  G'bh 
Durant  Wm.  C.  (ill.  L.  Crittenden  &  Co.),  flour 

mills,  58  Pier,  house  on  Troy  road 
Durham  James,  machinist,  house  638  Broadway 
Durkin  {Michael  J.)  &  Dulley  (/.  J.),  carvers, 

Beaver  cor.  Green,  house  3  Phoenix  place 
Durning  Wm.  clerk,  house  1  Clinton 
Durning  William,  shoemaker,  house  1  Clinton 
Durno  James,  catarrh  snuff,  49  Columbia 
Durno  J.  Mrs   female  physician,  49  Columbia 
Durst  James,  carpenter,  house  34  Swan 


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Durst  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Schuyler 

Dwight  Harvey  A.  clerk,   120  Pier,  boards  132 

Hamilton 
Dwight  Henry,  pianomaker,  bds.  57  Union 
Dwyer  Barney,  laborer,  house  32  Canal 
Dwyer  Dominick,  laborer,  house  129  Franklin 
Dwyer  Edmund,  porterhouse,  27  Fulton 
Dwyer  Edward,  brassfinisher,  bds.  31  >^  Canal 
Dwyer  James,  carpenter,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Greenb. 
Dwyer  James,  laborer,  house  126  Lydius 
Dwyer  James,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Dwyer  John,  carpenter,   house  W.  Ferry  near 

Ontario 
Dwyer  John,  moulder,  house  38  Van  Zandt 
Dwyer  Jolm,  printer,  bds.  113  Jefierson 
Dwyer  Mary,  widow,  house  1 12  Dallius 
Dwyer  Michael,  laborer,  house  168  Jefferson 
Dwyer  Patrick,  moulder,  h.  Lydius  n.  Partridge 
Dwyer  Patrick  Mrs.  31 X  Canal 
Dwyer  Thomas,  laborer,  house  31  Water 
Dwyer  Wm.  carriagemaker,  house  157  Eagle 
Dwyer  Wm.  moulder,  house  57  Van  Woert 
Dwyer  Wm.  moulder,  bds.  North  Albany 
Dwyer  William,  moulder,  house  249  South  Pearl 
Dyer  David  Rev.  tract  society  office,  116  State, 

house  13  Grand 
Dyer  Gideon  G.  mason,  house  Hamilton 
Dyer  Samiiel  H.  5  State,  bds.  74  Hudson 
Dyer  William,  carman,  bds.  135  Third 
Dygert  Elijah,  real  estate,  h.  Willett  near  Snipe 
Dyke  Robert,  carpenter,  house  54  High 
Dykemau  Wm.  carpenter,  house  North  Albany 

EABLE  JOHN,  carpenter,  house  25  Tennis 
Eable  John,  furuaceman,  h.  32  Broad,  Bethle'm 
Eagan  James,  peddler,  h.  rear  18  Whitehall  road 
Eagau  Michael,  laborer,  house  39  Van  Zandt 
Eagan  Michael  jr.  baggagem aster,  house  39  Van 

Zandt 
Eagan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  66  Delaware 
Eagan  William,  brakeman,  bds.  39  Van  Zandt 
Eagan,  see  Eagen,  also  ?Jgan 
Eaglefoot  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  h.  ai  Tiv  hoi. 
Eagen  John,  grocer,  house  99  Canal 
Eager  Joseph  B.  porterhouse,  17  Hamilton 
Eames  Gideon  D.   grainmeasurer,    house    113 

Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Eames  Milo  E.  clerk,  645  B'way,  bds.  113  Swan 
Earl  James  H.  ornamental  plasterer,  house  154 

upper  Spring 
Earl  James  H.  house  164  South  Pearl 
Earl  James  H.  Mrs.  milliner,  164  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Earle  Frank  S.  captain  steamboat  Knickerbock- 
er, bds.  69  Clinton  avenue 
Earley  Mary,  widow,  house  245  Green 
Earley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  83  Canal 
Earls  Michael,  painter,  house  58  Van  Schaick 
Earls   Samuel  R.    clerk.   Agricultural  Rooms, 
State  cor.  Lodge,  bds.  119  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Early  Ellen,  widow  of  Richard,  h.  1U7  Orange 
Early  Thomas,  teamster,  house  47  Bassett 
Early  Thomas,  grocer,  46  Colonie,  house  78  do. 
Easterbrook  James,  Pier,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Easterlee  John  M.  shoemaker,  194  >^  S.  Pearl 
Easterly  James,  house  39  West  Ferry 
Easterly  Martin  {Ro^lrke  &  E.),  carpenter.  Mer- 
chant place,  house  Philip  cor.  West  Ferry 
Easterly  Thomas,  sashmaker,  88Bleecker,  house 

44  Elm 
Easterly  William,  carpenter,  house  3  Johnson 
Easton  Betsey,  milliner,  71  N.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Easton  Charles  P.  lumber,  20  Lumber  district, 

house  46  First 
Easton  Ephraim,  bridgetender,  h.   136  N.  Pearl 
Easton  Thomas,  Rev.  bds.  11  Swan 
Eaton  Daniel  0.  grocer,  67  Grand,  house  do. 
Eaton  Emily,  bds.  249  Bowery 


Eaton  Jacob  D.  supt.  Albany  City  Hospital,  Ea- 
gle cor.  Howard,  house  do. 
Eaton  James  W.  mason,  house  182  Lydius 
Eaton  John,  moulder,  house  6  Bleecker  place 
Eaton  John  E.  butcher,  13  Center  Market,  house 

249  Bowery 
Eaton  Lewis  H.  transportation  agent,  Syracuse 

&  Oswego  &  Utica  lines,  103  Pier,  bds.  Stan- 

wix  Hall 
Eaton  R.  varnish,  381  B'way,  bds.  Am.  Hotel 
Eaton  William,  agent,  N.  Y.  &  Western  States 

line,  103  Pier,  house  47  First 
Ebel  Andrew,  laborer,  house  74  Clinton 
Ebel  Jacob,  baker,  house  135  Bowery 
Eberhard  Andrew,  hairdresser,  bds.  330  Lydius 
Eberhard  John  A.  porterhouse,  330  Lydius 
Ebsen  Heniy,  Rev.  house  29  Bowery 
Eckerson  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  22  La  Fayette 
Eck«rt  Loiiis,  harnessmaker,  h.  rear  1  Bowery 
Eckstine  Christopher,  varnisher,  h.  66  Schuyler 
Eddy  Clara  A.  Miss,  teacher,  bds.  IG  La  Fayette 
Eddy  Joseph,  teamster,  house  226  Hamilton 
Edick  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  Ill  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Edick  Henry,  printer,  house  145  Second 
Edick  John  R.  mason,  house  111  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Edinger  Charles,  harnessmaker,  h.  102  up.  Spring 
Edinger  John  P.  gardener,  h.  102  upper  Spring 
Edinger  Lawrence,  painter,  house  17  Tennis 
Edmeston  Alexander  A.   physician,  house  188 

Nortli  Pearl 
Edmonds  Hiram  A.  Mrs.  h.  11  Clinton  avenue 
Edmonds  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Bassett  cor.  Green 
Edmonds  Wm.  laborer,  bds.  57  Broadway 
Edmonds  Wm.  painter,  house  6  Deleware 
Edson  Edward,  overseer  at  Penitentiary 
Edson  {Franklin)  &  Co.  {David  Orr),  distillery, 

15  Broadway,  office  11  Hudson,  h.3  Lodge 
Edson  Mary  D.  widow,  house  99  Lydius 
Edwards  Isaac,  attorney,  73  State,  house  73  Ten 

Bi'oeck 
Edwards  James,  attorney,  74  State,  house  19  Elk 
Edwards  John,  malster,  house  56  North  Ferry 
Edwards  George,  hoiise  87  Washington  ave. 
Edwards  James  jr.  assistant  bookkeeper  National 

Bank,  bds.  19  Elk 
Edwards  Thomas,  butcher,  418 K  Lydius,  house 

95  Knox 
Edwards  William,  carpenter,  h.  82  Westerlo 
Effler  Michael,  harnessmaker,  b.  1  Washington, 

Greenbush 
Efner  George,  wheelwright,  house  51  Delaware 
Efuer  Henry,  clerk,  bds.  25  Orange 
Egan  John,  laborer,  house  89  Cherry 
Egan  Kiernan,  teamster,  house  103  Elm 
Egan  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  rear  11  Canal 
Egan  William,  laborer,  house  Canal,  cor.  Dove 
Egan  see  Eagan 
Egert  Chas.  D.  &  Co.  soda,  ale,  &c.,  Howard  cor. 

S.  Pearl,  bds.  132  Hudson 
Egginton  Wm.  carpenter,  Philip,  cor.  W.  Ferry 
Eggleston  Wm.  W.  agricultural  implements,  84 

State,  house  777  Broadway 
Egleston  George  D.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  h.  68  Lydius 
Egleston  John  M.  {Geo.  F.  Derby  &  Co.).  68  Ly- 
dius, and  freight  agejt,  W.  R.  R.  h.  84  Green 
Eglinton  Wm.  T.  coachmaker,  house  330  State 
Egstein  Christoph.  cabinetmaker,  h.  66  Scliuyler 
Ehern  Mary,  widow,  house  177  Green        [ridge 
Ehrarth  Jacob,  laborer,  house  Morris,  near  Part- 
Ehrich  Jacob,  peddler,  house  274  S.  Pearl 
Ehricke  Edward,  cigar  store,  39  Bowery  h.  do. 
Ehrman  Philip,  stovemounter,  h.  18  Jackson 
Eichenbroner  J.  {Rosenberg  &  Co.)  dry  goods, 

Wash.  ave.  cor.  Knox,  house  37  Bowery 
Eigner  Andrew,  tailor,  house  200  Wash.  ave. 
Eikert  Lambert,  cabinetmaker,  house  25  Norton 
Eisenhut  Christian,  shoemaker,  h.  30  Alexander 


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Elder  George,  porterhouse,  65  Orange,  house  do. 
Elder  John,  56  Quay,  bds.  65  Orauge 
Elder  Peter,  bds.  15  Beaver 
Elder  ( fTw.  J.)  &  Cooper  (J.  G.),  copper,  tin  and 
sheet-ironworkers,  700  B'waj,  h.  65  Orange 
Eldredge  Charles,  teamster,  house  54  La  Fayette 
Eldredge  George  W.  teamstei',  house  19  Spruce 
Eidridge  Josiah  P.  furnaceman,  h.  66  N.  Ferry 
Eldridge  Sylvester,  furnaceman,  h.  66  N.  Feny 
Elkius  Thomas,  apothecary,  790  Broadway,  h. 

188  Lumber 
Eller  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Ellery  James,  cabinetmaker,  house  58  High 
Ellery  John,  mason,  house  297  Lydius 
Ellery  William,  mason,  house  107  Dove 
Elliot  John,  stereotyper,  bds.  19  William 
Elliott  Ellen,  widow,  house  85  Cherry 
Elliott  Harvey,  porter,  house  321  State 
-Elliott  John,  shoemaker,  house  19  Morton 
Ellis  Charles,  gluemaker,  house  263  Sand 
Ellis  Cliarles  H.  engineer,  bds.  402  Lydius 
Ellis  Edgar  D.  engiueei-,  house  320  Hamilton 
Ellis  Edmund,  4th  dist.  police,  h.  403  Lydius 
Ellis  Frances,  widow,  house  398  Lydius 
Ellis  Henry,  tailor,  house  6  Van  Vechten 
Ellis  James,  porterhouse,  218  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Ellis  Wm.  tobacconist,  house  rear  42  Third 
Ellis  Wm.  architect,  house  105  Green 
Ellis  Wm.  C.  machinist,  house  94  Franklin 
Ellsworth  Alvah  N.  clerk,  house  76  Lawrence 
Elmendorf  John,  physician,  h.  Bethlehem  road 
Elmendorf  John  jr.  steamboat  agent,  h.  126  Green 
Elmendorf  J,  M.  clerk,  gas  works,  h.  65  drand 
Elmendorf  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  65  Grand 
Elvenny  John,  teamster,  house  160  Grand 
Elze  Christian,  shoemaker,  269  S. 'Pearl  h.  do 
Emerling  John,  cabinetmaker,  148  Broad 
Emerson  Chauncey   W.   broker,    3    Hamilton, 

.   house  370  Lydius 
Emerson  Daniel,  bootmaker,  house  17  Washing- 
ton, Greenbush 
Emerson  James  B.  clerk,  554  Broadway,  bds.  44 

Beaver. 
Emery  Bros.  (H.  L.,  G.  W.  and  W.  B.),  agricul- 
tural implements,  62  and  64  State 
Emery  Charles  F.  bds.  27  Beaver 
Emery  Geo.  W.  {Emery  Bros.)  house  27  Beaver 
Emery  H.  Herbert,  clerk,  62  and  64  State,  bds. 

27  Beaver 
Emery  Horace  L.  {Emery  Bros.),  alderman  4th 

ward,  house  27  Beaver 
Emery  Sally  Mrs.  house  98  Herkimer 
Emery  Wm.  B.  {Emery  Bros.),  agricultural  im- 
plements, house  98  Herkimer 
Emmis  John,  cai-penter,  house  92  Schuyler 
Emmons  Ebenezer,  geologist  and  chemist,  h.  159 

Hudson 
Emslie  Wm.  tailor,  house  215  Jefferson 
Ence  Anton,  polisher,  house  124  Eagle 
Engel  Charles  {Andes  &  E.),  butcher,  56  Green, 

house  37  Division 
Engel  Charles,  cigars,  &c.,24  S.  Pearl,  h.  53  Green 
Engel  Ernest,  grocer,  54  Lark,  house  do. 
Engel  John  J.  porter,  h.  53  Green 
Engel  N.  cigar  manuf.  31  Green,  bds.  53  do. 
English  Edward,    boilennaker,    H.   R.    R.   R., 

Greenbush 
English  Isabella,  Mrs.  house  152  Third 
English  Oliver,  boilermaker,  h.  40  Rensselaer 
English  Patrick,  grocer,  Broadway,  above  Harri- 
son, Greenbush,  house  do. 
English  Wm.  shoemaker,  bds.  76  Second 
Ennis  Edward,  laborer,  house  109  Canal 
Ennis  Wm.  millwright,  house  106  Broad 
Enos  Amariah,  teamster,  house  at  Bath 
Enos  Daniel,  laborer,  house  48  Bradford 
Enos  Henry,  carman,  house  at  North  Albany 


Enos  James  W.  farmer,  house  at  North  Albany 
Enselein  Julius,  carpenter,  house  120  Nucella 
Ensign  William  J.  pilot,  house  90  Franklin 
Ensminger  Christian,  scalemaker,  bds.  59  Union 
Enty  Elizabeth,  house  312  State  [248  do. 

Eppstein  Silas,  shoemaker,  180  South  Pearl,  bds. 
Epstem  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  87  Green 
Erb  George,  cooper,  house  6  Colonie 
Erb  Jacob,  laborer,  house  125  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Erdmanu  Berthard,  finisher,  house  54  Catharine 
Ernest  Ronier,  baker,  bds.  142  South  Pearl 
Ertzberger  Charlotte  Mrs.  liouse  45  Montgomery 
ErtzbergerWm.  G.  {Vant  &  E.),  cigar  manufac- 
turer, house  115  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Erwin  George,  exchange  broker,  29 Maiden  lane, 

house  676  Broadway 
Erwin  Richard,  gardener,  house  20  Wash.  ave. 
Erwin,  see  Irwin,  also  Irvine 
Esmay  Isaac,  13  Norton,  house  173  State 
Esmay  Peter,  bds.  173  State  [Greenbush 

Estabrook  J.  Allen,  machinist,  house  Columbia, 
Estabrook  Royal  T.  clerk,  11  Quay,  b.  18  Beaver 
Eustace  Edward,  10  Exchange,  house  119  Canal 
Eustace  Edward,  laborer,  house  119  Canal 
Eustace  William,  porter,  h.  rear  105  Canal 
Evans  Andrew,   H.  R.   R.   house  Second,  near 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Evans  David,  bds.  62  North  Pearl 
Evans  David  E.  Mrs.  house  62  North  Pearl 
Evans   Henry,  clerk  comptroller's  otiice,   State 

Hall,  house  62  North  Pearl 
Evans  Henry,  coachman,  house  158  Orange 
Evans  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  20  Quackenbush 
Evans  John,    {Morgan  &  E.),  Rival  Pillar,  34 

State,  house  43  Columbia 
Evans  John  0.  house  43  Columbia 
Evans  Nathan,  patternmaker,  h.  Washington  n. 

Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Evans  Robert,  printer,  house  60  Bassett 
Evans  Sarah,  widow,  house  4  Rose 
Evans  Swaim,  cutter,  333  Broadway,  h.  24Dallius 
Everett  William,  brickmaker,  h.  912  Broadway 
Everett  Wm.  P.  Rev.  house  86  upper  Spring 
Evers  James,  liquors,  2/ Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
Evers  John,  wines,  liquors,  &c.,  Chapel,  corner 

Van  Schaick,  and  distillery  28  Swan,  bds. 

19  Chapel 

Evers  Peter,  laborer,  house  193  Orange 
Evertsen  Albert,  1 13  Pier,  bds.  102  Herkimer 
Evertsen  Evert,  broker,  James,  cor.  State,  house 

20  First 

Evertsen  Jacob  jr.  broker,  James,  corner  State, 

house  84  Clinton  avenue 
Ewald  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  139  Broad 
Ewing  Lawson,  house  46  Union 
Ewing  Lawson  jr.  bookkeeper,  bds.  46  Union 
Ewing  Margaret,  widow  of  Henry  E.  b.  56  Bleecker 
Ewing  Perry  H.  clerk,  house  56  Bleecker 
Eyenske  Doretta,  widow,  house  119  Broad 

FABER  LOUIS,  fireman,  bds.  24  Norton 
Face  Jno.  N.  clerk,  82  Wash.  ave.  house  do. 
Fagan  Hannah,  widow,  house  206  Broadway 
Fagan  John,  laborer,  house  7  Foundry  place 
Fagan  John,  laborer,  house  178  Clinton  avenue 
Fagan  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Fagan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Woert 
Fagan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  178  Clinton  ave. 
Fagan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  13  Railroad  ave. 
Fahy  Timothy,  laborer,  house  rear  179  Orange 
Fahy  Stephen,  butcher,  house  228  Bowery 
Pair   John,   marbleworks,    162  and   183   South 

Pearl,  house  26  Van  Schaick 
Fairbanch  Francis,  pianomaker,  h.  ]37u.  Spring 
Pairburn  John,  blacksmith,  Herkimer  cor.  Quay, 

house  '28  Bleecker 
Fairchild  Anthony  F.  varnisher,  h.  7  Van  Woert 


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ALBANY      [F]      DIRECTORY, 


F^irchild  Frederick  S.  tallyman,  Quay,  Albany, 

house  First,  cor.  Partition,  Greenbush 
Fairchild  Frederick  S.  jr.  clerk  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

P'irst,  corner  Partition,  Greenbush 
Fairchild  James,  moulder,  house   42 'A  S.  Ferry 
Fairchild  Lewis  D.  tallyman,  S.  S.  line,  bds.  84 

Third 
Fairchild  Sidney  T.  counsellor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R., 

Exchange  Building,  bds.  Stanwix  Hall 
Fairchild  William  V.   bookkeeper,    W.   R.  R. 

house  Partition  near  First,  Greenbush 
Fairchild  Wm.  B.  grainmeasurer,  h.  84  Third 
Fairfield  Barney,  physician,  360  Clinton  avenue 
Fairman  George  B.  machinery,  318  Broadway, 

house  163  Jay 
Fairman  Gibson   W.  dealer  in  machinery,  318 

Broadway,  house  33  Broad 
Fairman  Simon  jr.  318  Broadway,  bds.  33  Broad 
Falck  George,  tailor,  house  199  Broad 
B'alen  Michael,  laborer,  house?  North  Lansing 
Faley  John,  laborer,  house  4  Quackenbush 
Faley  William,  laborer,  house  2il  Jefterson 
Falk  Jacob,  millinery,  hou.se  258  South  Pearl 
Falk  Meyer,  cigar  maker,  370  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Falk  Sampson,  teacher,  also  pastor  Cong.  Bethel, 

house  68  Herkimer 
Falkenbury  Matthew,  horseman,  h.  436  Lydius 
Fallon  John,  carpenter,  house  140  Orange 
Falls  Wm.  laborer,  house  12  Little  Ba.siu 
Fannassay  Stephen,  liquors,  <&c.  149  Broadway 
Fanning  Charles,  paver,  house  Elk  near  Swan 
Fanning  Charles  H.  printer,  bds.  131  Clint,  ave. 
Fanning  Hiram,  kindlingwood,  78  Canal,  house 

131  Clinton  avenue 
Fanning  John,  laborer,  house  45  Third 
Fanning  Mat.  stonecutter,  Learned  n.  Thatcher 
Fanning  Wm.   laborer,  h.    11  Railroad  avenue 
Fanyou  Alexander,  porterhouse,  93  Broad,  h.  do. 
Farbert  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  27  Bowery 
Farlan  James,  laborer,  bds.  128  Water 
Farley  Barnard,  carman,  house  125  Lumber 
Farley  James,  laborer,  house  45  Union 
Farley  James,  mailagent,  house  131  Lumber 
Farley  Judith,  widow,  house  19  South  Lansing 
Farley  M  itthew,  laborer,  house  28  Howard 
Farley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  209  Orange 
Farley  Patrick  Mrs.  house  87  Church 
Farley  Peter,  laborer,  bds.  Jay  near  Dove 
Farley  Philip,  laborer,  house  1 1   Westerlo 
Farley  Thomas,  grocer,  334  Static,  house  do. 
Farlingkinstle  Valentine,  laborer,  house  Spruce 

near  Knox 
Farnham  Daniel,  gardener,  house  487  Lydius 
Farnham  Henry,  butcher,  Jay  corner  Lark,  bds. 

301  Hudson 
Farnham  Henry,  carpenter,  house  92  Third 
Farnham  Henry  jr.  cigarmaker,  bds.  92  Third 
Farnsworth  John  G.    {J.    O.    Towner    &   Co.), 

lumber,  7  Lumber  district,  h.  82  N.  Pearl 
Farnum  Henry,  carver,  house  150  Third 
Farquharson  James  jr.  clerk  N.   Y.  C.    R.   R. 

freight  office,  bds".  29  Division 
Farr  Alfred  A.  Rev.  house  99  Coloiie 
Farr  Alfred  B.  clerk,  bds.  99  Colonie 
Farr  John  C.  clerk,  bds.  99  Colonie 
Farr  John  W.  bds.  187  Lumber 
Farre  William,  watchmaker,  house  362  Lydius 
Farrell  Anthony,  laborer,  house  162  Orange 
Farrell  Bridget  Ann,  widow,  h.  53  La  Fayette 
Farrell  Catharine  Mrs.  house  37  Liberty 
Farrell  Dennis,  butcher,  house  44  Swan 
Farrell  Garrett,  malster,  house  69  Van  Woert 
Farrell  James,  engineer,  house  19  Clinton 
Farrell  James,  engineer,  house  67  Benjamin 
Farrell  James,  laborer,  liouse  84  Water 
Farrell  John,  porterliouse,  25  Quay,  h.  12  do. 
Farrell  John,  restaurant,  52  State,  h.  36  Herkimer 


Farrell  John,  laborer,  bds.  66  Lawrence 
Farrell  John,  liquors,  180  Green,  house  do. 
Farrell  John,  hackman,  house  18  Union 
Farrell  Larry,  machinist,  house  195  Green 
Farrell  Lawrence,  agent,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Schaick 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  118  Broad 
Farrell  Patrick,  house  70  South  Lansing 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  24  Jefferson 
Farrell  Patrick  J.  carpenter  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Farrell  Peter,  morocco  dresser,  house   142  Arch 
Farrell  Robert,  carpenter,  house  8Q'A  Washing- 
ton, Greenbush 
Farrell  Simon,  laborer,  ho'.ise  196  Water 
Farrell  Thomas,  restaurant,  95  Quay,  house  30 

Division 
Farren  Anna,  nurse,  bds.  Broadwaj',  n.  Wilson 
Farreu  Bernard,  laborer,  house  167  Orange 
Farren  Dennis,  cooper,  house  196  Spruce 
Farren  John,  laborer,  house  143  First 
Farren  Patrick,  laborer,  house  149  Orange 
Fasbinder  Wolf  Rev.  h.  25  Fulton 
Fii^sett  Asa,  luinber  inspector,  h.  223  N.  Pearl 
Fassett  George  S.  house  27  Clinton  avr-nue 
Fassett  James  A.  bookkeeper,  h.  338  N.  Pearl 
Fassett  {fVm.  N.)  &  Washliurn  {Edgar),  lumber, 

9  and  10  Lumber  dist.  h.  97  Columbia         * 
Faulk  Jacob,  vinegarmaker,  house  100  Lark 
Faust  Andrew,  laborer,  house  75  Sand 
Fauth  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  36  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Fawcett  Samuel,  blacksmith,  house  86  Third 
Fawell  Thos.  bookkeeper,  house  10,2  Colonie 
Fay  Geo.  B.  clerk,  post  office,  h.  59  Lumber 
Fay  John,  laborer,  h.  101  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Fayles  Daniel,  paiierhanger,  bds.  161  Broad 
Fay les  John,  porter,  bds.  161  Broad 
Fayles  Thomas,  paperhangnr,  h.  159  Franklin 
Fayles  Thomas,  laborer,  house  161  Broad 
P^azakaly  Geoi'ge,  carpenter,  bds.  20  Lydius 
Fazakerly  Hannah,  grocer,  170  Jt^tferson,  h.  do. 
Fazakerly  Thomas,  Tjaker,  £60  Elm.  house  do. 
Fealy  William,  overseer  penitentiary,  house  211 

Jeflerson 
Fealy  Wm.  T.  clerk,  2  State,  bds.  211  Jefferson 
Fearny  Jabez,  shoemaker,  87  Dove,  house  215 

Jelferson 
Fearey  Joseph  (T.  &  J.  Fearey),  h.  36  Second 
Fearey  T.   &  J.   boots   and  shoes,   372  and  651 

Broadway  and  5  South  Pearl 
Fearey  Thomas  (T.  &  j: Fearey),  house  81  Hawk, 

Arbor  hill 
Fearey  William,  salesman,  372  Broadway,  house 

179  Lancaster 
Feary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  18  Orange 
Featherly  Cornelius,  trackmaster,  bds.  249  N. 

Pearl 
Featherly  George,  carpenter,  h.  59  Alexander 
Featherl/  Jacob,  boatman,  house  66  Plumb 
Featherly  John,  butcher,  23  Philip,  house  278 

Washington  avenue 
Featherly  John  H.  bookkeeper,  bds.  130  S.  Pearl 
Featherly  John  jr.  butcher,  114  Green,  house  280 

Washington  avenue 
Featherly  Philip,  foreman,  h.  249  Nortli  Pearl 
Fedisran  Christopher,  engineer,  h.  28  Schuyler 
Fee  Henrietta,  widow,  house  142  Orange 
Fee  John,  harnessmaker,  bds.  6 17  Broadway 
Feeley  John  B.  clerk.  South  Ferry,  cor.  Church, 

bds.  204  Green 
Feely  John,  laborer,  house  Garden 
Feely  John,  laborer,  house  4  Quackenbush 
Feely  Michael,  laborer,  house  143  Colonie 
Feen  Dennis,  laborer,  house  62  Nucella 
Feenen  Margaret,  widow,  house  14  Morton 
Feeney  Catharine,  house  222  South  Pearl 
Feeney  Flan  C.  cooper,  house  152  Montgomery 


ALBANY      [F]      DIRECTOEY, 


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Feeney  {Ja7nes)  &  Riley  ( Thomas),  bootmakers, 

58  Beaver,  house  125  Dove 
Feeney  John,  laborer,  house  rear  289  Lumber 
Feeney  Martin,  cooper,  house  32  Rensselaer 
Feeney  Martin  jr.  cooper,  Schuyler,  n.  Dallius 
Feeney  Michael,  teamster,  house  123  Dove 
Feeney  Michael,  gardener,  h.  123  Dove 
Feeney  Patrick,  grocer,  house  39  Hamilton 
Feeney  Peter  H.  cooper,  house  35  Liberty 
Feeney  Thomas,  drayman,  house  34  Rensselaer 
Feily  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  Rensselaer 
Feily  William,  laborer,  house  204  Greeu 
Felch  E.  laborer,  house  314  South  Pearl 
Fi;ll  Martin,  cabinetmaker,  house  444  Lydius 
Fellows  Harris  L  clerk,  Green,  cor.  Beaver,  bds. 

22  >i  Beaver 
Fellows  J.  Addison,  clerk,  Beaver,  cor.  Green, 

bds.  22  K  Beaver 
Fellows  James  E.  carpenter,  64  lower  Spring 
Fellows  (Joic;)/!)  &  Davis  {Wm.  P.),  real  estate 

agents,  Beaver,  cor.  Green,  h.  22>ii  Beaver 
Fellows  Sidney  E.  clerk,  351  Broadway,  house 

5U  Lydius 
Feltham  George,  41  N.  Pearl,  house  28  Third 
Felthousen  John   W.   pianomaker,    house  344 

Hamilton 
Feltman  John  C,  U.  S.  mailbag  manuf.  24  Hud- 
son, house  91  Lydius 
Feltman  Surah,  house  9S  Hudson 
Feltman  William  P.   {Wendell  &  F.),  jewelers, 

480  Broadway,  bds.  98  Hudson 
Fenall  Michael,  tailor,  46  Green,  h.  do. 
Fenan  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  8  Foundry  place 
Fender  Jacob,  fui-naceman,  house  198  Bowery 
Fender  Peter,  porter,  h.  285  Washington  ave. 
Fennell  Patrick,  porter,  house  103  Arch 
Fennessey  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  53  Nucella 
Fennesy  Dennis,  shoemaker,  h.  5  Catharine 
Fenno  Henry,  broker,  20  Douw's  Building,  h. 

68  Elm 
Fensham  John,  clerk's  office.   City  Hall,  bds. 

Commercial  Hotel 
Fenton  Charles,  conductor  W.  R.  R.  li.  Green'b 
Fenton  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  49  Van  Zandt 
Fenton  Thomas,  bds.  at  Greenbush 
Fenton  William,  furnaceman,  house  20  Fulton 
Ferens  Edward,  laborer,  house  73  Canal 
Ferguson  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  549  Broadway, 

house  143  Elm 
Ferguson  Henry  A.  landscapepainter,  448  Broad- 
way, bds.  67  Beaver 
Ferguson  Hiram,  engraver,  448  Broadway,  3d 

floor,  bds.  67  Beaver 
Ferguson  Isabella,   milliner,  83^   Washington 

avenue,  house  do. 
Ferguson  James,  shoemaker,  house  32  Morton 
Ferguson  Jeremiah,  fireman,  bds.  21  Orange 
Ferguson  John,  blacksmith,  h.  64  Franklin 
Ferguson  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  house  66  Union 
Ferguson  Samuel,  blacksmith,  h.  656  Broadway 
Ferguson  Wallace,  restaurant,  174  Hudson,  h  do. 
Ferguson  Walter,  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  house  152  Orange 
Ferguson,  see  Furguson 
Ferine  Richard,  laborer,  house  157  Jefferson 
Ferrey  Moses  J.  insurance  agent.  Museum  Build- 
ings, bds.  680  Broadway 
Ferry  Edwin  C.  express,  12  Exchange  Building, 

bds.  Dunlop  House 
Fett  John,  furnaceman,  h.  253  South  Pearl 
Fidenjohn,  carman,  h.  Canal  near  Snipe 
Fiedler  Charles,  shoemaker,  bds.  170  Colonio 
Field  Emerson,  physician,  house  45  Chesnut 
Field  George,  laborer,  house  146  Church 
Field  James,  laborer,  h.  60  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Field  John,  carpenter,  house  51  Union 
Field  Mary  Mrs.  nurse,  house  32  Third 


Field  Thomas  M.  accountant,  h.  45  Chestnut 
Fiellgraff  William,  moulder,  house  108  Nucella 
Filkin  Michael,  carpenter,  H.  R.  R.  R.  G'bush 
Filkins  J.  E.  clerk,  35  Church,  bds.  Pearl  Street 

Hotel 
Filkins  Morgan  L.  pat.  medicines,  h.  3S7  Lydius 
Filkins  Peter,  switchman  W.  R.  R.  bds.  Boston 

House,  Greenbush 
Filkins  Welcome  L.  patent  medicines,  house  306 

Hamilton 
Finch  Isaac  H.  hackman,  house  15  Lark 
Finch  James  G.  stable,  53  Lancaster,  h.  r.  51  do. 
Finch  John  K.  carpenter,  house  332  State 
Finch  Martin,  agent  associated  press,  446  Broad- 
way, h.  17  South  Ferry 
Finch  Wm.  W.  clerk,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Fine  Francis  G.  comptroller's  office,  State  Hall, 

house  6  Jefferson 
Finehout  Maria,  widow,  h.  69  South  Lansing 
Finger  Gilbert,  clerk.  660  B'way,  bds.  11  Grand 
Finger  Lansing,  engineer,  house  1 1  Grand 
Finger  Morris,  peddler,  house  69  Rensselaer 
Finkle  Peter,  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Finlon  Morris,  laborer,  h.  308  Clinton  avenue 
Finn  David,  carpenter,  house  75  Jefferson 
Finn  John,  shoemaker,  house  170  Eagle 
Finn  James,  laborer,  house  7  Hunter's  alley 
Finn  John,  bricklayer,  house  Arch  c.  Franklin 
Finn  Margaret,  widow,  house  72  Canal 
Finn  Matthew,  house  16  Second 
Finn  Matthew,  porter,  house  19  Westerlo 
Finn  Matthew,  stovemounter,  21  Green,  house 

17.6  Orange 
Finn  Michael,  moulder,  house  23  Clinton 
Finn  Michael,  carman,  house  47  Canal 
Finn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Morton 
Finn  Thomas,  mason,  house  100  Arch 
Finn  William,  laborer,  house  Johnson 
Finnegan  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  11  Van  Tromp 
Finnegan  Henry  C.  real  estate  agent,  house  53 

La  Fayette 
Finnegan  James,  laborer,  house  68  Tliird 
Finnegan  John,  laborer,  house  44  Van  Schaick 
Finnegan  John,  hostler,  house  rear  57  Lancaster 
Finnegan  John,  carman,  house  260  Lydius 
Finnegan  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  44  Van  Schaick 
Finnegan  Mary,  Avidow,  house  Swan  n.  Orange 
Finnegan  Mary,  widow,  house  74  Orange 
Finnegan  Nicholas  A.  bds.  68  Third 
Finnegan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  68  North  Lansing 
Finnegan  Robert,  waiter,  house  3  Chestnut 
Finton  John,  laborer,  house  10  Fulton 
Fish  Amos,  farmer,  h.  Delaware  Turn.  n.  Morton 
Fish  Artemas,  house  95  North  Pearl 
Fish  Nathan  A.  flour,  56  Pier,  h.  120  N.  Pearl 
Fish  Rosa,  widow,  tirocer,  335  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Fish  Roswell  P.  clerk,  56  Pier,  bds.  2  High 
Fish  Sam'l  M.  flour  and  grain,  66  Pier,  h.  2  High 
Fish  Simon,  peddler,  house  110  South  Pearl 
Fish  Simon,  grocer,  Lydius  cor.  Lark,  h.  do. 
Fishblatt  Dr.',  Albany  Infirmary,  98  State,  h.  do. 
Fisher  Andrew,  house  19  Knox 
Fisher  Alvin  L.  agent,  30  Pier,  bds.  Dunlop  H. 
Fisher  Caspar,  varnisher,  h.  r.  74  Van  Woert 
Fisher  Charles,  driver,  bds.  54  La  Fayette 
Fisher  Charles  H.  civil  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  21  Steuben 
Fisher  Dennis,  butcher,  house  216  Bowery 
Fisher  Edward,  livery  stable,  31 X  Union,  house 

44  do 
Fisher  George  H.  laborer,  bds.  75  Second 
Fisher  Gottlieb,  dry  goods,  823  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Fisher  Isaac,  hostler,  bds.  76  Washinstou  ave. 
Fisher  Jasper,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  K.  li.  22  Hawk 
Fisher  John,  blacksmith,  house  157  Grand 
Fisher  John,  butcher,  house  11  Knox 
Fisher  John,  runner,  house  rear  466  Lydius 


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ALBANY      [F]      DIRECTOEY 


Fisher  John  W.  boots  and  shoes,  652  Broadway 
Fisher  Lenhart,  cabinetmaker,  95  and  97  State, 

house  81  Dove 
Fisher  Michael,  laborer,  house  371  Bowery 
Fisher  Michael,  mason, -house  51  Bowery 
Fisher  Moses,  bds.  11  Lancaster 
Fisher  Folly,  dressmaker,  bds.  116X  Franklin 
Fisher  Richard,  butcher,  house  135  Bowery 
Fisher  Thomas,  house  162  Jelferson 
Fisher  William,  clerk,  451  Broadway 
Fisher  William,  house  11  Lancaster 
Fisher  William,  engineer,  house  196  Bowery 
Fisher  William  H.  hairdresser,  9  Tweddle  Hall, 

bds.  18  Beaver 
Fisher  William  W.  foreman,  house  161  Jay 
Fi.sk  Fred.  A.  brakemau,  bds.  Albany  Hotel 
Fisk  Frederick  A.  teamster,  house  228  Elm 
Fisk  William,  coppersmith,  house  163  Elm 
Fitch  Avery,  clerk,  53  Wash,  avenue,  b.  42  do. 
Fitch  Charles  W.  barber,  Stanwix  Hall 
Fitch  Elizabeth,  house  135  Washington  avenue 
Fitch  Emma,  house  135  Washington  avenue 
Fitch  Henry,  jailor,  Albany  Jail,  77  Maiden  lane 
Fitch  Owen,  switchman,  house  40  Rensselaer 
Fitch  William,  30  State,  house  10  Jefi'erson 
Fite  Jose])!!,  glazier,  house  102  Nucella 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  plumber,  bds.  24  Van  Woert 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  blacksmith,  house  46  Canal 
Fitzgerald  Edward  W.  &  J.  hats   and  caps,  410 

Broadway,  house  139  First 
Fitzgerald  James,  shoemaker,  house  105  Third 
Fitzgerald  James  G.  20  State,  house  131  Orange 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  59  >^  N.  Lansmg 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  12  Clinton 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  43  Canal 
Fitzgerald  John,  carpenter,  house  268  N.  Pearl 
Fitzgerald  John  (E.   W.  &  J.   Fitzgerald),  hats 

and  caps,  410  Broadway,  bds.  106  Green 
Fitzgerald  Martin,  grocer,  121  Franklin 
Fitzgei'uld  Mary,  widow,  house  32  Canal 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,   wheelwright,  123  Bowery, 

house  125  do 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  teamster,  house  256  Bowery 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  house  13  Odell 
Fitzgerald  M.  porterhouse,  125  Lydius 
Fitzgerald  Pierre,  laborer,  house  161  Broadway 
Fitzgerald  Robert  A.  clerk  at  post  office,  house 

113  Orange 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  laborer,  h.  57  Rensselaer 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  laborer,  bds.  100  Quay 
Fitzgerald  Robt.  bookkeeper,  McKnight's  brew- 
ery, house  113  Orange 
Fitzgerald  Thos.  A.  laborer,  house  154  Orange 
Fitzgerald  Timothy,  laborer,  house  1  Franklin 
Fitzgerald  Wm,  tailor,  house  56  Church 
Fitzgibbons  John,  carpenter,  house  201  Green 
Fitzhenry  John,  grocer,  45  La  Fayette,  tx.  do. 
Fitzhenry  Patrick  P.  bartender,  b.  45  La  Fayette 
Fitzmaurice  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  217  Broadway 
Fitzmaurice  William,  2d  dist.  police,  house  53 

Johnson 
Fitzpatrick  Christopher,  waiter,  25  North  Pearl, 

house  19  La  Fayette 
Fitzpatrick  Deney,  laborer,  h.  Harrison,  G'bush 
Fitzpatrick  Dominick  (Samuel  &  D.  Fitpo.trick), 

34  Green,  bds.  113  Jefferson 
Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  grocer,  155  Orange,  house  do. 
Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  Plank  rd.  ab.  Quail 
Fitzpatrick  James,  malster,  house  371  State 
Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer,  liou.se  rear  87  Third 
Fitzpati'ick  John,  laborer,  house  65  Rensselaer 
Fitzpatrick  John,  laborer,  house  rear  85  Canal 
Fitzpatrick  Margaret,  widow,  h.  448  Broadway 
Fitzpatrick  Martin,  boatman,  house  185  Orange 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  widow,  h.  74  Clinton  avenue 
Fitzpatrick  Matthew,  brickmaker,  h.  24  Clinton 
Fitzpatrick  Mathias,  mason,  house  204  Orange 


Fitzpatrick  Michael,  laborer,  house  108  Orange 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  tailor,  house  197  Orange 
Fitzgerald  Patrick  A.  480 >^  B'way,  h.  154  Orange 
Fitzpatrick  Peter,  laborer,  house  69  Elm 
Fitzpatrick  Peter,  mason,  house  102  Arch 
Fitzpatrick  Samuel  &  Dominick,  Gayety  Saloon, 

34  Green,  house  142  Chestnut 
Fitzpatrick  Sarah  Mrs.  house  127  Orange 
Fitzpatrick  Terrence,  laborer,  house  2  Cross 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  69  Rensselaer 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  laborer,  house  248  Hudson 
Fitzpatrick  Thomis,  carpenter,  house  3  Grand 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  bds,  rear  133  Lumber 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  teamster,  h.  Second  n.    Snipe 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  laborer,  house  4  William 

Fitzijatrick ,  widow,  house  rear  133  Lumber 

Fitz.-iimmons  Andrew,  bookbinder,  b.  23  Howard 
Fitzsimmons  Catharine,  widow,  h.  41  Rensselaer 
Fitzsimmons  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  107  Beaver 
Fitzsimmons  Edwin  C.  clerk,  63  State,  bds.  23 

Howard 
Fitzsimmons  James,  coachman,  h.  23  Howard 
Fitzsimmons  James,  blacksmith,  h.  117  Dallius 
Fitzsimmons  John,  blacksmith,  h.  224  B'way 
Fitzimmons  Patrick,  porter,   Stanwix  Hall,  h. 

342  Lydius 
Fitzsimmons  Pliilip,  clerk,  453  Broadway,  bds. 

23  Howard  [house  do. 

Fitzsimmon's  William,  shoemaker,  25  Lawrence, 
Flacke  Charles  H.  carver,  bds.  129  Chestnut 
Flacke  Ernst,  cabinetmaker,  house  129  Che.stnut 
Flagler  Frederick  W.  dry  goods,  384  Broadway, 

house  62  Elm 
Flagler  Henry,  printer,  bds.  9  Wendell 
Flagler  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Wendell 
Flagler  Stephen,  jeweler,  bds.  9  Wendell 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  house  122  Broadway 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  33  Van  Woei't 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  house  13  Lark 
Flaherty  Rose,  widow,  house  13  Lark 
Flaherty  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  rear  24  "Van  Woert 
Flanders  Frank,  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Empire  House  [Greenbush 

Flandraw  John,  cooper,  house  Second  avenue 
Flandrew  John,  carman,  house  658  Broadway 
Flanery  James,  watchman,  house  246  N.   Pearl 
Planigan  Anthony,  laborer,   house  295  N.  Pearl 
Flanigan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  62  Van  Woert 
Flanigan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  33  North  Ferry 
Flanigan  Ellen,  widow,  house  136  Green 
Flanigan  Felix,  laborer,  house  Swan  near  Canal 
Flanigan  James,  stovemounter,  h.  69  Alexander 
Flanigan  James,  laborer,  house  43  Morton 
Flanigan  John,  laborer,  h.  Elizabeth,  n.  Morton 
Flanigan  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  24  Van  Woert 
Flanigan  John,  laborer,  bds.  35  Liberty 
Flanigan  John,  tiupeddler,  h.  rear  73  Third 
Flanigan  Julia,  widow,  1j.  rear  24  Van  Woert 
Flanigan  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  48  Colonie 
Flanigan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  24  Van  Woert 
Flanigan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  31  Morton 
Flanigan  Peter,  laborer,  house  35  Canal 
Flanigan  Walter,  laborer,  house  43  Dewitt 
Flanigan  William,  h.  Canal  corner  Dove 
Flannagan  Patrick,  harnessmaker,  bds.  45  West 

Ferry 
Flannagan  Mary,  widow,  house  45  West  Ferry 
Flaunery  .viatthew,  laborer,  house  275  Lumber 
Flannery  Matthew,  blacksmith  W.  R.  R.,  G'bush 
Flaunery  Thomas,  marblecutter,  house  10  Pine 
Flansburgh  David,  carpenter,  house  16  White- 
hall road 
Flansburgh  Jemima,  nurse,  house  23  Hawk 
Flansburgh  Hannah,  tailoress,  house  23  Hawk 
Flansburgh  John,  watchman,  house  Columbia, 

Greenbush  [Whitehall  road 

Flansburgh  William  J.  patternmaker,  nouse  6 


ALBANY      [F]      DIEECTORY 


49 


Flash  Peter,  furnaceman,  h.  292  Washington  av. 
Flattery  Edward,  laborer,  house  93  Van  Woert 
Flattery  Hugh,  laborer,  house  68  Van  Schaick 
Flattery  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Fleagel  Adam,  shoemaker,  319  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Fleiser  Adam,  cabinetmaker,  h.  334  Broadway 
Fleming  Ellen,  widow,  bds.  150  Third 
Fleming  George,  mason,  bds.  213  Jeflerson 
Fleming  James,  bricklayer,  bds.  47  La  Fayette 
Fleming  Joanna,  widow,  house  156  Eagle 
Fleming  John,  carpenter,  house  37  /^  La  Fayette 
Fleming  Martin,  carpenter,  50  Bleecker,  h.  do. 
Fleming  Nancy,  widow,  house  47  La  Fayette 
Fleming  Patrick,  carman,  bds.  151  North  Pearl 
Fleming  Robert,  mason,  bds.  213  JeflFerson 
Fleming  Susan,  widow,  house  213  Jefferson 
Fleming  Thomas,  laborer,  house  21  Quay 
Fleming  {William)  &  Laughton  {J.  C),  proprie- 
tors Golden  ale,  South  Pearl  corner  Beaver, 
house  162  Eagle 
Flemming  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  164  Grand 
Flemming  Edward,  laborer,  house  19  Canal 
Flemming  George,  laborer,  h.  r.  Green  cor.  Arch 
Flemming  James,  moulder,  house  44  Lawi-ence 
Flemming  John,  moulder,  bds.  57  N.  Lansing 
Flemming  Mary,  widow,  house  57  N.  Lansing 
Flemming  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  57  N.  Lansing 
Flemming  Petei',  collector,  house  176  Jay 
Flemming  Pierce,  laborer,  house  83  Third 
Flemming  William,  boatman,  bds.  226  B'way 
Flesh  John,  moulder,  house  73  Colonie 
Flieshmau  Henry,  butcher,  house  139  Broad 
Flieshman  Levi,  optician,  77  Westerlo,  h.  do. 
Flieshman  Solomon,  optician,  h.  129  S.  Pearl 
Flint  James,  pressed  hay  and  freight  office,  foot 

of  Plumb,  house  75  South  Ferry 
Flood  Daniel,  laborer,  house  128  Chestnut 
Flood  Jame.^,  shoemaker,  house  15  Gansevoort 
Flood  James,  shoemaker,  49  Third,  h,  45  do. 
Flood  James,  foreman,  31 3  B'way,  h.  163  Eagle 
Flood  James  H.  bds.  58  Canal 
Flood  Jeremiah,  livery  stable,  67  Canal,  h.  58  do 
Flood  Patrick,  laborer,  house  181  Third 
Flood  Patrick,  shoemaker,  bds.  21  Van  Woert 
Flood  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  21  Van  Woert 
Flood  Peter,  jr.  shoemaker,  bds.  21  Van  Woert 
Flood  Thomas,  waiter,  house  154  Canal 
Flower  Abner,  salesman,  417  B'way,  bds.  826  do 
Flower  James  G.  salesman,  417  Broadway,  bds. 

826  Broadway 
Flower  M.  M.  widow  of  Zeno,  clothing,  417  and 

419  Broadway,  house  826  Broadway 
Floyd  Eldridge,  japanuer,  bds.  27  Jay 
Flynn  Cornelius^  laborer,  house  114  Canal 
Flynn  Daniel,  flour  and  grain,  846  Broadway,  h. 

144  Clinton  avenue 
Flynn  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  rear  12  Broadway 
Flynn  David,  laborer,  house  189  Broadway 
Flynn  Dennis,  butcher,  house  252  Bowery 
Flynn  Dominick,  laborer,  h.  125  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Flynn  Edmund,  house  138  Church 
Flynn  Edward,  grocer,  101  Beaver,  h.  105  do. 
Flynn  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  54  North  Lansing 
Flynn  Francis,  laborer,  house  113  Beaver 
Flynn  Francis,  laborer,  house  rear  73  Third 
Flynn  Francis,  laborer,  house  rear  11  Canal 
Flynn  Hannah,  bds.  16  Franklin 
Flynn  James,  porterhouse,  45  Lydius,  house  do. 
Flynn  James,  hackdriver,  h.  rear  23  Canal 
Flynn  John,  smelter,  house  36  Cherry 
Flynn  John,  restaurant,  3  Division,  house  do. 
Flynn  John,  mason,  house  172  Eagle 
Flynn  John,  stonecutter,  bds.  201  Broadway 
Flynn  John  W.  teacher,  bds.  10  Cross 
Flynn  Margaret,  widow,  house  95  Church 
Flynn  Margaret,  widow,  house  45  Van  Zandt 
Flynn  Martin,  cigarmaker,  house  46  Canal 


Flynn  Mary,  widow,  house  23  Canal 
Flynn  Michael,  tailor,  house  75  Van  Woert 
Flynn  Patrick,  porter,  117  Pier,  house  rear  136 

Hamilton 
Flynn  Patrick,  saddler,  h.  64  North  Lansing 
Flynn  Patrick  Mrs.  house  Canal  corner  Dove 
Flynn  Peter,  grocer,  73  Third,  house  do. 
Flynn  Peter,  carman,  house  71  Lark 
Flynn  Peter,  sawyer,  bds.  64  North  Lansing 
Flynn  Thomas,  brewer,  house  15  Gansevoort 
Flynn  Thos.  C.  sash  and  blinds,  bds.  131  Lydius 
Flynn  Thomas,  carman,  house  71  Grand 
Flynn  Walter,  house  49  Van  Schaick 
Flynn  William,  house  Canal  c.  Dove 
Flynn  William  J.  cutter,  469  Broadway,  house 

23  Canal 
Flynn,  see  Flinn 

Fogarty  John,  painter,  house  210  Orange 
Fogel  Moses,  clothing,  248  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Fogle  Andrew,  tailor,  house  165  Bowery 
Fogerty  Edward,  moulder,  house  22  Van  Woert 
Fogerty  Michael,  laborer,  h.  N.  Albany 
Fogerty  William,  hatter,  58  State,  bds.  25  South 

Pearl 
Fogerty  Philip,  brewer,  h.  Colonie  c.  Montgom'y 
Fogg  Thomas  R.  Rev.  bds.  143  North  Pearl 
Fogle  George,  laborer,  house  267  Sand 
Fogle  Henry,  oilclothmaker,  house  239  Sand 
Fogue  George,  furnaceman,  h.  Van  Vechten  near 

Elizabeth 
Poland  Frances,  widow,  house  182  Lancaster 
Poland  John,  Washington  Hotel,  74  Wash.  ave. 
Poland  Peter,  prop.  Farmers'  and  Mechanics' 

Hotel,  Washington  avenue  corner  Swan 
Poland  Peter  B.  house  182  Lancaster 
Foley  Barney,  porter  Adams  House 
Foley  Bridget,  widow,  house  140  Chestnut 
Foley  Cornelius',  carpenter,  house  55  Nucella 
Foley  Daniel  F.  clerk,  484  Broadway,  bds.  7  Lark, 

Arbor  hill 
Foley  Dora,  widow,  nurse,  h.  7  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Foley  Edward,  mason,  house  192  Second 
Foley  Hugh,  waiter,  house  140  Chestnut 
Foley  John,  laborer,  house  L9  South  Lansing 
Foley  John,  laborer,  house  145  Swan 
Foley  John,  laborer,  house  145  Chestnut 
Foley  John,  furnaceman,  bds.  57  Broadway 
Foley  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  102  Nucella 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  house  177  Green 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  65  Broadway 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  94  X  Dallius 
Foley  Richard,  shoemaker,  44  S.  Pearl,  house 

14  Catharine 
Foley  Thomas,  porterhouse,  220  Broadway 
Foley  Thomas,  mason,  house  192  Second 
Foley  William,  malster,  house  120  Broadway 
Folger  Edward  F.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building 
Folger  John  B.  lastmaker,  Eagle  alley,  h.  South 

Pearl  cor.  Hamilton 
Folger  Theodore  B.  {Graves  &  F.),  lastmaker, 

Eagle  alley  rear  324  Broadway,  house  South 

Pearl  corner  Lydius 
Folger  Thomas  C.  elocutionist,  bds.  44  Beaver 
Follett  Beaman,  carpenter,  house  81  Third 
FoUett  Isaac,  cigarmaker,  bds.  273  North  Pearl 
Follett  John,  carpenter,  house  273  North  Pearl 
Follett  John  D.  carpenter,  h.  91  Third,  Arb.  hill 
Follett  Wm.  T.  carpenter,  bds.  273  North  Pearl 
Folmer  Martin,  laborer,  house  26  Bowery 
Folsom  Alexander  (Arnold,  Folsom  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 19  Lumber  district,  bds.  14  Ten  Broeck 
Folsom  Peter,  peddler,  house  242  North  Pearl 
Foist  Andrew,  laborer,  house  63  Sand 
Fonda  David  E.   physician,   49  Philip,  boards 

American  Hotel 
Fonda  John,  gigsaddler,  324  B'way,  h.  20  Dallius 


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ALBANY      [F]      DIRECTORY 


Fondey  Ten  Eyck  H.  telegraph  operator,  bds. 

28  Division  [Coloiiip 

Fondey  Isaac,  teller  State  Bank,  69  State,  h.  57 
Fondey  Martha,  widow,  house  57  Colonie 
Fondey  Townsend,  bookkeeper,  451  Broadway, 

house  89  North  Pearl 
Foord  William,  painter,  Howard  corner  Lodge, 

house  155  Elm 
Foos  Edward,  cigarmaker,  house  399  Lydius 
Foos  William  H.  cigarmaker,  house  180  Second 
Footman  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  9  W.  Ferry  al. 
Forbes  Isabella,  house  59  North  Pearl 
Forbush  Dnncan,  carpenter,  house  293  Lumber 
Forby  E.  P.  clerk,  house  155  Elm 
Forby  John,  bds.  91  Eagle 
Forby  William  F.  (R.  M.  Van  Sickler  &  Forby), 

com.  mer.,  10  Maiden  lane,  house  203  State 
Ford  Anna,  widow,  house  47  Fayette 
Ford  Catharini^,  widow,  h.  Green  c.  Rensselaer 
Ford  C.  W.  clerk,  bds.  172  Washington  avenue 
Ford  Daniel  H.  50  State,  h.  23  Washington  ave. 
Ford  Edward  H.  dispatcher  N.  Y.  G.  R.  R. 
Ford  Eliakim  jr.  Mrs.  widow,  h.  311  Hamilton 
Ford  Eliakim  W.  rubber  goods,  406  Broadway, 

h.  176  Hamilton 
Ford  Franklin  E.  machinist,  house  35  W.  Ferry 
Ford  Frederick,  clerk,  bds.  176  Hamilton 
Ford  Harvey,  shoemaker,  house  16  Franklin 
Ford  Henry  E.  house  221  Lumber 
Ford  Henrietta,  confectioner,  244  B'way,  h.  do. 
Ford  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  house  295  Hamilton 
Ford  Jolin,  porter,  house  178  Green 
Ford  John  W.  att'y,  50  State,  h.  23  Wash.  ave. 
Ford  Michael  miller,  house  35  Liberty 
Ford  Peter,  teamster,  bds.  Green  cor.  Rensselaer 
Ford  Patrick,  laborer,  house  54  Montgomery 
Ford  Sidney,  carman,  house  152  Colonie 
Ford   {Wm.  li.)  &  Macomber  (il/.   W.),  drugs, 

paints  and  oils,  32  and  34  Washington  ave. 

house  172  do. 
Fordenskie  John,  moulder,  house  100  Nucella 
Forgue  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  Green  bush 
Forman  George,  miller,  67  Quay,  h.  141  Green 
Forrester  John,  house  180  Jay 
Forrester  Joseph  J.  oyster  saloon,  234  Washing- 
ton avenue,  house  do. 
ForstingJohn  H.,  W.R.  R.  h.  81  Second,  G'bush 
Forsyth  Cornelia  K.  widow,  h.  47  North  Pearl 
Forsyth  John,  house  79  Orange 
Forsyth  Robert,  tilemaker,  h.  325  Wash.  ave. 
Forsyth  Sarah,  widow,  hoiise  47  North  Pearl 
Fortune  Edward,  house  125  Swan 
Foss  Charles,  music  teacher,  house  Rathbone 
Foster  Alden  T.  pianomaker,  bds.  692  B'way 
Foster  Chandler,  real  estate  broker,   63  State, 

house  190  do. 
Foster  Charles,  teamster,  house  402  State 
Foster  C.  Marlow,  baggage  express,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  bds.  57  Maiden  lane 
Foster  Elizabeth  Ann,  widow,  house  Knox 
Foster  Ezra  jr.  assistant  superintendent  N.  Y.  C. 

R.  R.  house  214  North  Pearl 
Foster  Henry,  stoker,  house  139  Grand 
Foster  James,  laborer,  bds.  240  Green 
Foster  John  N.  gilder,  bds.  28  Division 
Foster  Lycurgus,  cook,  3  S.  Pearl,  h.  385  State 
Foster  Samuel,  laborer,  house  402  State 
Foster  S.  Hoyt,  depot  master  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  de- 
pot, house  57  Maiden  lane 
Foster  Silas  C.  brakeman,  house  Broadway,  near 

Harrison,  Greenbu.-;h 
Foster  Stephen,  gardener,  house  9  Plank  road 
Foster  Stephen,  bookkeeper,  b.  27  Quackenbush 
Foster  Stephen  L.  booklieeper,  191  Water,  bds, 

27  Clinton  avenue 
Foster  William,  carpenter,  house  81  Lawrence 
Foulsteich  Matheus,  laborer,  house  254  Sand 


Foust  Margaret,  widow,  house  33  Alexander 
Foust  Philip,  moulder,  hou.se  83  Cherry 
Fowler  Amos,  physician,  house  45  Second 
Fowler  Charles  H.  carman,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Fowler  Gilbert  C.  sashmaker,  18  Liberty,  house 

103  Eagle 
Fowler  Henry,  laborer,  house  72  South  Lansing 
Fowler  Sarah,  widow,  house  65  South  Lansing 
Fowler  William,  house  773  Broadway 
Fowler  Wm.  S.  upholsterer,  bds.  55  S.  Lansing 
Fox  Bernard,  laborer,  house  52  Clierry 
Fox  Christian,  moulder,  house  187  Broad 
Fox  Edmund,  carpenter,  house  324  Lydius 
Fox  Frederick,  coachmaker,  h.  319  South  Pearl 
Fox  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  294  Lumber 
Fox  George  W.  student,  73  State,  bds.  Hamil- 
ton corner  High 
Fox  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  bds.  294  Lumber 
Fox  Jacob,  moulder,  house  2  Onets  alley 
Fox  James,  laborer,  house  147  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
P'ox  James,  tinsmith,  house  46  Arch 
Fox  John,  laborer,  bds.  164  Broadway 
Fox  Jolin,  tailor,  house  203  Water 
Fox  Jost'ph,  tailor,  house  43  "Van  Woert 
Fox  Matthew,  laborei-,  house  rear  173  Orange 
Fox  Patrick,  grocer.  Arch  cor.  Green,  house  do. 
Fox  Patrick,  tailor,  house  203  Water 
Fox  Roger,  laborer,  house  28  Chesimt 
Fox  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  43  Union 
Fox  Thomas,  laborer,  house  19  Bethlehem  road 
Foy  Bernard,  gardener,  house  115  Broad 
Foy  Edward,  cooper,  house  83  Church 
Foy  John,  laborer,  house  Plumb  corner  Church 
Foy  Thomas,  boatman,  bds.  28  Quay 
Fraley  Mary,  widow,  house  164  Broad 
Fralich  Beno,  laborer,  h.  Washington  avenue 
Frame  Michael,  stonemason,  house  199  Green 
Frame  Wm.  H.  baker,  bds.  73  Lark 
France  F.  A.  clerk,  53  Wash.  ave.  bds.  83  do. 
Frances  Wm.  A.  waiter.  Empire  House 
Franchot  Richard,  president  A.  &  Susq.  R.  R. 

73  State,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Francis   Alden  S.    instructor   at   Penitentiary, 

house  468  Lydius 
Francis  Edward,  blacksmith,  bds.  45  Dallius 
Francis  Eliza,  widow,  house  120  Nucella 
Francis  Thomas  N.  jr.  laborer,  h.  Sand  c,  Robin 
Francis  T.  W.  clerk,  74  Pier,  h.  147  Hamilton 
Francis  William,  blacksmith,  h.  22  South  Ferry 
Francks  Jonathan,  trusses,  &c.  optician,  81  North 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Francois  Alexander,  portrait  painter,  50  State, 

house  Swan  corner  Hamilton 
Prancy  John,  grocer,  house  281  Green 
Frank  Alexander,  peddler,  h.  254  South  Pearl 
Frank  Augustus,  upholsterer,  h.  87  Hamilton 
Fiank  Bartholomew,  gardener,  h.  58  Benjamin 
Frank  Edward  B.  cooper,  h.  56  South  Lansing 
Frank  John,  peddler,  house  355  State 
Frankenbach  Chas.  cigarmaker,  h.  272  S.  Pearl 
Frankenburgh  Julius,  shoemaker,  h.  33  Union 
Franklin  John  J.  1st  dist.  police,  h.  57  Church 
Franklin  Thomas  B.  saloon  25  Church,  b.  57  do. 
Franks  Charles,  oculist,  bds.  14  Van  Tromp 
Fraiiks  Henrj',  blacksmith,  h.  Ontario  near  Sand 
Franks  John,  bds.  101  Dallius 
Franzen  Jacob,  junk,  4  Division,  h.  43  Alexander 
Eraser  John  T.  clerk,  house  22  Elk 
Frauenshuh  Francis,  lager  beer,  193  S.  Pearl 
Fravor  Peter,  carman,  house  280  North  Pearl 
Frawley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  Lawrence 
Frazer  Julia,  crockery,  48  Washington  ave.  h.  do. 
Frazier  Elizabeth  M.  house  269  South  Pearl 
Frazier  John,  teamster,  house  99  Bassett 
Frazier  Sarah  A.  widow,  shoes,  210  South  Pearl 
Frazier  Simon,  gardener,  house  31  Willett 
Frazier  Wm,  H.  laborer,  bds.  8  Tivoli  hollow 


ALBANY      [G]      DIRECTORY, 


51 


Freat  John,  malster,  house  48  North  Lansing 
Freckelton  James  Mrs.  house  99  Second 
Freckelton  Jarvis,  carpenter,  bds.  57  Lydius 
Fredendall  Barney,  porterhouse,  137  S.  Pearl 
FredenduU  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  6  Wendell 
Fredendall  Jacob,  draper  and  tailor,  34  Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  328  State 
Fredendall  Jolm,  carpenter,  house  G  Wendell 
Fredenrich  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Canal,  ab.  Dove 
Fredenrich  Jacob,  butcher.  Green  cor.  Hudson, 

bds.  Commercial  Hotel  [56  Division 

Fredenrich  John,  meatstall,  28G  Broadway,  house 
Fredenrich  John  C.  286  B'way,  b.  Union  Hotel 
Fredenrich  Philip,  butcher,  18  Center  Market, 

house  134  Lark 
Frederick  Christian,  mouldsr,  h.  37 Broad,  Bethl. 
Fredericlv  Conrad,  butcher,  bds.  37  Second 
Frederick  Pliilip,  varnlsher,  house  247  State 
Frederick  Philip  jr.  [Mcrrificld  &  F.),  bedsteads, 

32  James,  house  247  State 
Frederick  Wm.  cabinetnaaker,  bds.  29  S.  Pearl 
Freeland  Jacob  H.  clerk,  564  I3roadway,  boards 

Bleecker  corner  (ireen 
Freeman  James,  plasterer,  house  193  Elm 
Freeman  Moses,  waiter,  house  196  Lumber 
Freeman  Samuel  H.   physician,  675  Broadway, 

house  673  do 
Freeman  William,  mason,  house  46  Dove 
Freeman  Wm.  R.  artist,  48l»  Broadway,  bds.  84 

Hamilton 
Freemite  .lohn  A.  coachmaker,  h.  55  Wash.  ave. 
French  Salina  M.  nurse,  house  130  Broad 
Frera  Bernard,  coppersmith,  house  Fourth  near 

Cottage  hill,  Greenbush 
Frichette  Nelson,  shoemaker,  house  61  Second 
Frick  Christian,  laborer,  house  32  Odell 
Friday  Abram  B.  blacksmith,  h.  8  Whitehall  r. 
Friday  Benjamin,  variety,  178  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Friday  Benjamin  ji%,  house  179  Elm 
Friday  Edward,  foreman  Sharts  &  Co.,  house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Friday  Wiu.  H.  carpenter,  house  131  First 
Friedenheimer  Bernard,   peddler,  h.    Delaware 

turnpike  near  Morton 
Friedenheimer  Joseph,  house  140  Hamilton 
Friedlander  David,  distiller  and  vinegar  manaf., 

271  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Friedman  Herman,  peddler,  bds.  80  Lydius 
Frieknecht  Charles,  tailor,  house  245  S,  Pearl 
Friend  Levi,  cigarmaker,  house  73  Hamilton 
Fries  Christian,  peddler,  bds.  362  Lydms 
Frigh  Joseph,  mason,  h.  345  Washington  ave. 
Frink  John,  laborer,  house  121  Sand 
Frink  Sluman,  boardinghouse,  3  Wash,  avenue 

and  4  Park  place 
Frinkyon  John,  laborer,  h.  Arch  near  Ontario 
Frinthen  John,  painter,  house  213  Sand 
Frisbee  John  T.  coachtrimmer,  bds.  7  Wendell 
Frisbee  Lather,  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 

Hamilton 
Frischknecht  Jacob,  restaurant,  12  Union,  and 

35  Division 
Fritz  John,  laborer,  house  48  N.  Lansing 
Frixel  .John  C.  laborer,  house  247  Sand 
Froh^ch  Simon,  cabinetmaker,  h.  89  Bradford 
FrohX  Anthony,  laborer,  h.  526  Clinton  avenue 
Fronder  Mary,  widow,  house  24  Bowery 
Frost  Jacob,  carman,  house  44  La  Fayette 
Frost  M.  M.  widow,  house  13  Knox 
Frost  Reuben,  clerk,  48  Hudson,  h.  59  Grand 
Frost  Wm.  B.  musician,  Bowery  oor.  Robin,  h. 

71  Knox 
Frothingham  Charles  &  Co.  {John  D.  P.  Town- 
send)^  druggists,  442  Broadw'y,  h.  31  N.  Pearl 


Frothingham  Wm.  W.  &  W.  {Worthington),  at- 
torneys, 6'»  State,  house  53  South  Ferry 
Frothingham  William,  hats  and  caps,  444  Broad- 
way, liouse  710  do. 
Fro'hinghnm  Wortliington  (PT.  TV.  &  W.  Froth- 
ingham), attorney,  house  265  Hfimilton 
Fry  Ann,  widow,  house  153  Hamilton 
Fry  George,  coachman,  house  143  Colonie 
Fry  John,  watchmaker,  house  Washington  ave. 
Fry  Joseph,  moulder,  bds.  143  Colonie 
Fry  .Joseph  B.  bookbinder,  house  251  N.  Pearl 
Frye  S.  S.,  Mrs.  house  10  (irand 
Fryer  Aaron,  planemaker,  bds.  290  Wash.  ave. 
Fryer  Ann,  widow,  house  290  Washington  ave. 
Fryer  Alexander  L.  clerk,  445  Broadway,  bds.  93 

Lydius 
Fryer  Ira,  moulder,  house  15  Morton 
Fryer  Jacob,  confectioner,  bds.  57  Second 
Fryer  Jacob  H.  cigarmaker,  house  57  Second 
Fryer  John,  grocer,  778  Broadway,  house  do 
Fryer  Joseph,  laborer,  house  14  Lumber    [bush 
Fryer  Martin,  proprietor  Railroad  House,  Green- 
Fryer  VVni.  J.  real  estate  and  insurance  agent,  51 

State,  house  93  Lydius 
Fryer  Wm.  J.  jr.,  326  Broadway,  bds.  93  Lydius 
Fuhr  John,  bootlitter,  house  32  Westerlo 
Fuld  David,  clerk,  bds.  121  Hamilton 
Fuller  Aaron,  house  173  Hamilton 
Fuller  Amza,  clerk,  house  73  Lancaster 
Fuller  Benjamin  H.  clerk  assorting  house,  house 

103  Herkimer 
Fuller  Clark,  moulder,  house  20  South  Ferry- 
Fuller  David  T.  grocer,  44  Philip,  h.  103  Her- 
kimer [h.  17  South  Ferry 
Fuller  John,  telegraph  operator,  448  Broadway, 
Fuller  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  h.  Sand  cor.  Robin 
Fuller  O.  A.  clerk  canal  department,  State  Hall, 

bds.  16  Van  Tromp 
Fuller  Orrin  B.  coachtrimmer,  h.  16  Van  Tromp 
Fuller  Richard,  confectioner,  71  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Fuller  Sarah  S.  boarding  house,  659  Broadway 
Fuller  Warren,  carpenter,  house  13  Lark 
Fullington  Henry,  laborer,  liouse  r.  135  Lumber 
Fullum  Michael,  laborer,  house  259  Sand 
Fulton  Andrew,  laborer,  liouse  308^  State 
Fulton  J.  D.  Rev.  house  93  Hawk,  Arb.  Hill 
Funk  George  C.  barber,  228  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Furgerson  Samuel,  mason,  house  14  Willett 
Furlong  Patrick,  laborer,  house  122  Arch 
Furman  Abraham,  porter,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  Spring 
Furman  Esther,  widow,  h.  Johnson  near  Eagle 
Furman  James,  carpenter,  h.  Johnson  n.  Eagle 
Futterer  Louis,  hairdresser,  54  Beaver,  house  38 

Alexander 
Fyfe  William,  house  137  First 

GABEL  MATTHIAS,  porter,  596  Broadway,  h. 

24  Howard 
Gaddes  John,  machinist,  bds.  75  Cherry 
Gaddes  William,  machinist,  house  75  Cherry 
Gadike  Bernard,  farmer,  house  355  State 
Gaft'ey  Patrick,  brewer,  house  54  Colonie 
Galfin  Thomas,  machinist,  house  14  Bleecker 
Gaffuey  Barclay,  laborer,  house  133  Lumber 
Gaifney  Bernard,  laborer,  bds.  32  Canal 
Gaffney  Dennis  B.  attorney  and  collector  of  cus- 
toms, 448  Broadway,  house  257  Hudson 
Gafifney  Henry,  clerk,  315  Broadway,  bds.  165;^ 

Oraiige 
Gaffney  .James,  cooper,  house  81  Cherry 
Gaffney  James,  laborer,  house  39  Canal 
Gaffney  Jane,  widow,  house  r.  Schuyler  mansion 
Gaffney  JohiJ,  gardener,  h.  r.  Schuyler  mansion 
Gaffney  John,  laborer,  house  102  Jefferson 
Gaffney  John,  carman,  house  72  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Gaffney  Miles,  laborer,  house  102  Jefferson 
Gaffney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  59  N.  Lansing 


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AliBANY      [Gr]      DIEECTORY, 


Gaffney  Patrick,  cooper,  house  113  Plumb 
Gafliiey  Thomas  M.  student,  Exchange  Building, 

bds.  257  Hudson 
Gafler  John,  furnaceman,  house  65  Alexander 
Gage  Adam,  locksmith,  house  North  Albany 
Gage  David  H.  engineer,  house  11  Wilbur 
Gage  E.  R.  Mrs.  housekeeper,  Stanwix  Hall 
Gage  George,  shoemaker,  72  Green,  house  do. 
Gage  M.  Augusta  Miss,  music  teacher,  house  109 

Clinton  avenue 
Gage  M.  M.  Miss,  teacher,  h.  109  Clinton  avenue 
Gage  Nancy,  widow,  bouse  53  Lydius 
Gage  Philip  B.  house  145  Green 
GagePliilip  S.  bds.  145  Green 
Gage  Samuel,  baggagemaster,  A.  &  V.  R.  R.  b. 

Adams  House 
Gage  Wm.  D.  carpenter,  house  21  William 
Gage  William  H.  engineer,  house  79  Lawrence 
Gage  William  T.  bds.  145  Green 
Gaiian  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  115  Dallius 
Gaige  Cornelia  H.  Miss,  teacher,  b.  244  Wash. 

ave. 
Gaige  David  C.  clerk,  13  State,  bds.  51  Grand 
Gaige  ( Walter),  Koag  (Francis)  &  Co.  (O.  Briggs), 

produce  com.  8  Exchange,  house  1 1  Park 
Gainen  Wm.  grocer,  Swan  cor.  Third,  h.  do. 
Gaines  Wm.  clerk,  12  State,  house  24  William 
Galagher  James,  house  Broadway,  Green  bush 
Gale  Egbert  J.  359  Broadway,  bds.  28  Division 
Gale  Gabriel   N.  P.  accountant,  359  Broadway, 

bds.  132  Hudson 
Gale  Jacob,  gardener,  house  North  Albany 
Gall  Luke,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  64  Orange 
Gallagher  John,  paver,  house   127  Swan 
Gallan  Martin,  lahorer,  house  11  Catharine 
Gallery  Martin,  laborer,  house  61  Lawrence 
Gallien  Henry,  clerk,  comptroller's  office,  State 

Hall,  house  3  Hamilton  place 
Gallien  John,  mason,  house  271  Hudson 
Gallien  Petei-,  mason,  house  271  Hudson 
Galliger  James,  laborer,  h.  109  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Galliger  James,  jr.  mason,  house  73  Elm 
Galligher  Edward,  carman,  house  308  S.  Pearl 
Gallon  Hugh,  house  plank  road  near  Perry 
Gallon  Joiin,  clerk,   N.   Y.   C.  R.  R.  carshop, 

house  138  Orange 
Gallup  Glen,  teacher,  house  464  Lydius 
Gallup  John  J.  justice,  Center  Market,  house  13 

Swan 
Gallup  Nathaniel,  cattle  yards,  near  junction 

Clinton  ave.  and  Bowery,  h.  66  La  Fayette 
Galogly  John,  carman,  house  213  Orange 
Galvin  John,  grocer,  170  Lumber,  honse  do. 
Galvin  Mary,  widow,  house  125  Water 
Galvin  Michael,  laborer,  house  135  Church 
Galvin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  52  Mulberry 
Gal  way  Dennis,  laborer,  house  271  Lumber 
Gamling  Luther,  gardener,  house  124  Snipe 
Gangnuss  Frederick,  foreman  at  415  Broadway, 

bds.  268  do. 
Gannon  John,  carpenter,  house  23  Canal 
Gannon  John,  laborer,  house  28  Clinton 
Gannon  John  G.  porterhouse,  78  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Gannon  Michael,  laborer,  house  21 K  Van  Zandt 
Gannon  Patrick  J.  carman,  house  105  Lumber 
Gannon  Sarah,  widow,  bds.  21  William 
Gannon  Thomas  moulder,  house  53  Cherry 
Gannon  Thomas  F.  grocer,  88  Third,  house  do. 
Gannon  Timothy,  laborer,  house  50  Canal 
Gansevoort  Peter,  attorney,  13  Douw's  Building 
Gantvoort  Bernard,  blacksmith,  bds.  25  Franklin 
Gantvoort  G.  F.  baker,  bds.  56  Hamilton 
Gantvoort  Hendrik,  blacksmith,  b.  25  Franklin 
Gantvoort  Hendrik  J.  house  25  Franklin 
Gantvoort  James,  cabinetmaker,  b.  25  Franklin 
Gantvoort  Wm.  T.  baker,  56  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Gantz  James  M.  printer,  h.  39  >i  Washington  ave. 


Gantz  Peter  V,  B.  moulder,  house  13  Plain  cont. 
Ganyor  James,  blacksmith,  h.  First,  G'bush. 
Gapp  Andrew,  laborer,  house  51  Perry 
Gardineer  Deborah  Mrs.  h.  83  Green 
Gardineer  John,  house  23  Lodge 
Gardineer  John,  laborer,  house  rear  120  Broad 
Gardineer  Wm.  H.  mouldt-r,  house  70  Grand 
Gardineer,  see  Gardiner,  also  Guardenier 
Gardiner  James,  cooper,  bds.  35  Liberty 
Gardiner  John,  carver,  house  64  North  Pearl 
Gardiner  John,  brewer,  bouse  64  South  Ferry 
Gardiner  Morris,  machinist,  bds  52  Hamilton 
Gardiner  Robert,  cooper,  house  2  Franklin 
Gardner  Christopher  {John  H.  Gardner  &  Sons), 

house  39  Swan 
Gardner  David,  moulder,  bds.  19  William 
Gardner  Douw  B.  ticket  agent,  A.  &  V.  R.  R. 

depot,  house  45  Montgomery  [39  Swan 

Gardner  Henry  {John  H.  Gardner  &  Sons),  house 
Gardner  Hiram,  canal  commissioner.  State  Hall, 

house  at  Lockport 
Gardner  John,  waiter,  house  383  State 
Gardner  John  C.  shoemaker,  h.  152  South  Pearl 
Gardner  John  H.  &  Sons  {Christopher  &  Henry), 

pork  packers  84  Wash,  ave.,  also  liquors, 

wines,  &c.  80  Wash.  ave.  house  39  Swan 
Gardner  Joseph  C.  cooper,  h.  124  Ten  Broeck 
Gardner  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  241  Elm 
Gardner  Micliael,  engineer,  h.  7  Bethlehem  road 
Gardner  Morgan,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Delavan  House 
Gardner  Patrick,  grocer,  402  State,  liouse  404  do. 
Gardner  Peter,  cooper,  house  98  Colonic 
Gardner  William  C.  G.   hairdresser,  8  Clinton 

ave.  house  59  Second 
Gardner  William  G.  conductor,  A.  &  V.  R.  R. 

house  34  Fayette  [11  Beaver 

Gardner  W.  M.  photographer,  480  Broadway,  b. 
Gardnier  Peter,  ornamental  painter,  h.  80  PJagle 
Garfield  Charles  L.  teller  Albany  City  Bank,  47 

State,  h.  150  North  Pearl 
Gargan  Andrew,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  122  Broad 
Garitee  Catharine,  widow,  bds.  20  Bleecker 
Garitee  Daniel,  hackdriver,  liouse  20  Bleecker 
Garland  George,  laborer,  house  18  Van  Zandt 
Garling  J.  B.  Sirs,  house  227  State 
Garrett  Antliony,  teamster,  house  5  Bowery 
Garrett  Edward,  moulder,  bds.  54  S.  Lansing 
Garrett  Francis,  moulder,  house  54  S.  Lansing 
Garrett  Henry,  moulder,  bds.  54  S.  Lansing 
Garrett  Wm.  at  Emery  Brothers,  bds.  64  South 

Lansing. 
Garrison  Andrew,  house  91  Schuyler 
Garrison  George  E.  teamster,  house  16  B'way 
Garrison  Henry,  wheelmaker,  h.  123  Nucella 
Garrison  Isaac  P.  jr.  house  125  Hamilton 
Garrison  Thomas  W.  hairdresser,  39  S.  Pearl 
Garrisson  Isaac  P.  hairdresser,  h.  19  Catharine 
Garrity  Mary,  widow,  house  Bassett,  cor.  Green 
Garrity  Patrick,  furnaceman,  h.  49  Schuyler 
Garrity  Peter,  laborer,  house  122  Van  Woert 
Garrity  William,  porterhouse,  58  N.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Garrity  William,  laborer,  house  21  Center 
Garrity  James,  machinist,  bds.  747  Broadway 
Garvey  Barney,  shoemaker,  bds.  98  Quay 
Garvey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Gary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  58  Lawrence 
Gass  James,  moulder,  house  135  Grand 
Gass  John,  stovemounter,  house  135  Grana 
Gass  John  M.  watchman,  house  135  Grand 
Gassen  Babri,  widow,  house  20  Mulberry 
Gates  Albert  W.  baker,  33  Elm,  house  do. 
Gates  Charles,  porterhouse,  132  Bowery 
Gates  Charles  C.  patternmaker,  37  Church,  house 

37  John 
Gates  Elias,  bookseller,  71  State,  h.  96  Hudson 
Gates  George,  basketmaker,  house  130  Bowery 


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53 


Gates  George,  furnaceman,  bouse  130  Bowery 
Gates  Gerritt,  com.  of  deeds,  h.  67  First,  Arb.  b. 
Gates  Henry,  carpenter,  li.  190  Clinton  avenue 
Gates  John,  bouse  67  First 
Gates  Levi  S.  clerk,  71  State,  bds.  96  Hudson 
Gates  Wm.  E.  porter,  71  State,  bds.  96  Hudson 
Gates  Philip,  clerk,  51  State,  bds.  130  Bowery 
Gautche  Henry,  cigarmaker,  house  110  Nucella 
Gavit  {John  E.)  &  Cowell  {Thomas  J.),  banknote 

engravers,  Ex.  Build.  3d  floor,  h.  at  N.  Y. 
Gay  {E.  A.)  &  Austin  {S.  H.)  proprietors  Stanwix 

Hall,  Broadway,  cor.  Maiden  lane. 
Gay  Edward,  landscape  i)ainter,  74  State,  bds. 

10  Park 
Gay  George  E.  agent  Boston  packets,  103  Pier, 

bds.  151  North  Pearl 
Gay  John,  pilot,  house  23  S.  Ferry 
Gay  Richard,  mason,  house  10  Park 
Gay  Richard  jr.  telegraph  operator,  bds.  10  Park 
Gaylor  James,  house  835  Broadway 
Gaylor  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  at  Greenbush 
Gaynor  James,  blacksmith,  house  First,  near 

Partition,  Greenbush 
Gaynor  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  186  Clinton  ave. 
Gaynor  Patrick,  laborer,  bouse  147  Lumber 
Gaynor  Thomas,  carman,  house  164  Colonie 
Gazeley  James,  marblecutter,  house  54  Union 
Geizel  Christopher,  gardener,  house  Lydius  ab. 

Shipe 
Gearon  John,  student,  Normal  School,  bds.  184 

Lancaster 
Gearon  Mary,  widow,  house  28  West  Ferry 
Gearou  Miles,  attorney,  50  State,  h.  28  W.  Ferry 
Gearon  Wm.  J.  agent,  house  28  West  Ferry 
Geary  George  N.  mailbagmaker,  h.  40  1.  Spring 
Geary  John,  trunkmaker,  bds.  352  Lydius 
Gebel  Nicholas,  porterhouse  808  B'way,  h.  do. 
Gebhard  Edward,  attorney,  74  State,  bds.  28  Plain 
Geddes  Wm.  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  75  Cherry 
Gedinger  Antoine,  laborer,  house  rear  212  Broad 
Geig  Adam,  locksmith,  h.  at  N.  Albany 
Geir  Charles,  moulder,  house  193  Broad 
Geiser  Antoine,  grocer,  334  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Geisler  Casper,  tailor,  house  26  Teunis 
Geits  John,  shoemaker,  house  26  Teunis 
Geizel  Conrad,  gardener,  house  181  up.  Spring 
Geizel  Fred,  farmer,  house  221  Washington  ave. 
Geizel  Frederick,  gardener,  house  Lydius  near 

Partridge 
Geizel  George,  gardener,  h.  plankroad,  n.  Perry 
Gellan  James,  carpenter,  118  North  Pearl,  house 

88  Second 
Gellan  James  jr.,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  bds.  88  Second 
Geller  Chas.  C.  shoemaker,  130  South  Pearl,  h. 

87  Bleecker 
Gensalaer  George,  laborer,  house  179  Sand 
Gensle  Jacob,  bouse  Plumb,  near  Franklin 
Genten  Christian,  laborer,  house  245  Sand 
Gentry  John,  carpenter,  bouse  141  First 
Geoghan  John,  sexton,  St.  Johns,  house  66  Arch 
Geoghan  William,  physician,  107  Green,  h.  do, 
George  August,  house  345  Clinton  avenue 
George  Frederick,  butcher,  230  Washington  ave- 
nue, house  284  do. 
George  Jacob,  tailor,  house  13  Sand 
George  James,  printer,  house  Philip  n.  Johnson 
George  Mary,  widow,  house  38  South  Lansing 
George  Philip,  restaurant,  house  59  Green 
George  Thomas,  vegetables,  44    Hawk,  house 

Schenectady  turnpike 
George  Wm.   express,   11   Exchange  Building, 

house  38  South  Lansing 
Greppert  Gottliob,  laborer,  h.  113  Plumb 
Geraghty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  N.   Lansing 
Gerber  Lewis,  paperbox  factory,  55  Green,  h.  do. 
Gerdom  E.  Joseph,  locksmith,  80  Beaver,  h.  do. 


Gerloff  August,  musician,  h.  Plumb,  near  Green 
Germiller  Stephen,  stovepipemaker,  house  147 

Bowery 
Gernon  John,  salesman,  84  State,  h.  99  Morton 
Gerpy  Samuel,  teamster,  house  5  Phoenix 
Gerst  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  100  Lark 
Gett  Louis,  shoemaker,  house  166  Bowery 
Getty  Euphemia,  millinery,  229  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Getzinger  Henry,  leatherdresser,  h.  60  Orange 
Geyerman  .Joseph,  tailor,  house  36  Wash.  ave. 
Gibbines  Charles  N.  whitewasher,  h.  28  Teunis 
Gibbons  George  W.  bds.  West  Albany 
Gibbons  Hogan,  clerk,  bds.  92  Columbia 
Gibbons  Thomas,  coachman,  house  197  Orange 
Gibbs  Charles  W.  clerk  Post  Office 
Gibbs  Henry,  teamster,  house  168  Hudson 
Gibbs  James,  gardener,  h.  92  Willett 
Gibbs  S.  W.  patternmaker,  9  Liberty,  house  184 

Lydius 
Gibbs  Thomas,    musicteacher,  502  Broadway, 

house  149  Bowery 
Gibbs  William,  carpenter,  house  106  Philip 
Gibbs  Wm.  teamster,  house  168  Hudson 
Gibson  Andrew,  cabinetmaker,  house  22  Park 
Gibson  Ann,  widow,  house  331  Wash.  ave. 
Gibson  Ann,  widow,  house  78  Philip 
Gibson  Anthony  M.  {Gibson  Brothers,)  planing 

and  saw  mills.  Water,  cor.  Spencer,  bds. 

791  Broadway 
Gibson  Archibald  M.  bookkeeper  74  State,  bds. 

Franklin  House 
Gibson  Brothers  {John  Jr.,  and  Anthony  M.), 

planing  and  saw  mills.  Water  cor.  Spencer 
Gibson  Cornelius  V.   butcher,  776  Broadway, 

house  Plank  road  near  Perry 
Gibson  David  W.  pattermaker,b.  13  Bleecker  pi. 
Gibson  George,  gilder,  bds.  124  State 
Gibson  James,  mason,  house  331  Wash.  ave. 
Gibson  John,  t.iiIor,  house  31  Quay 
Gibson  John,  veterinary  surgeon,  h.  266  N.  Pearl 
Gibson  John,  jr.  {Gibson  Brothers),  Water,  cor. 

Spencer,  house  791  Broadway 
Gibson  Mary,  widow,  house  22  Park 
Gibson  Robert,  stovemounter,  house  13  Bleecker 
Gibson  Theresa  R.  widow,  tailoress,  h.  35  Hawk 
Gibson  Wm.  baker,  64  Bowery,  house  do. 
Gibson  Wm.  D.  janitor,  Young  Men's  Christian 

Association,  house  124  State 
Gibson  William  H.   butcher,  16  Center  Market, 

house  309  State 
Gibson  Wm.  J.  bds.  791  Broadway         [Church 
Giflen    John,    meatstall,    68   Westerlo,    h.    112 
Giflford  Abraham  B.  signmaker,  h.  182  Bowery 
Giflford  Anson  E.  {Giffords  &  Pratt),  house  100 

Hudson 
Gifford  Charles  E.  {Clark  &   G.)  flour,  39   and 

45  Quay,  house  75  Clinton  avenue 
Giflbrd    Isaac,  bookkeeper,    Albany  Exchange 

Bank,  house  145  Chnton  avenue 
Gifford  J.  I.  bookkeeper,  112  Pier,  b.  38  Herkimer 
Gifford  John,  boatman,  house  192  Lumber 
Gifford  John  P.   S.  (Giffords  &  Pratt),  house 

100  Hudson 
Gifford  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  h.  495  Clint,  ave. 
Gifford  R.  R.  house  2  Knox 
Giffords  &  Pratt  {Anson  E.  and  J.  P.  S.  Gifford 

and  Anson  Pratt),  provision  dealers,  55  and 

56  Quay 
Giguerr'^  Sarah,  widow,  house  rear  3  Bowery 
Gilbert  Charles  W.   carpenter,  3  Van    Zandt, 

house  32  Philip 
Gilbert  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  697  Broadway, 

house  98  Second 
Gilbert  Henry,  carpenter,  house  18  Lumber 
Gilbert  Hiram,  house  98  Second 
Gilbert  Horatio  G.  cashier  Bank  of  the  Capitol, 

house  1  Hall  place 


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ALBANY      [G-]      DIRECTORY, 


Gilbert  John  P.  physician,  oculist  and  aurist, 

65  Lydins,  house  1 08  Green 
Gilbert  Josiah  H.  teacher,  house  238  Lydius 
Gilbert  Lewis  A.  cabinetmaker,  h.  70  S.  Lansing 
Gilbert  Lucien  M.     commission  merchant,   38 

Quay,  house  at  Betlilehem 
Gilbert  Lydia  Mrs.  house  107  Bowery 
Gilbert  Noah,  teamster,  bds.  278  Wash.  ave. 
Gilbert  Prosper  L.  news  depot,  Museum  Build- 
ing, house  187  State 
Gilbert  Simeon,  boatman,  b.  S.  Lansing  c.  B'way 
Gilbert  Thomas,  gardener,  house  143  Bowery 
Gilbert  Thomas  jr.  carman,  h.  270  Wash.  ave. 
Gilchrist  Eliza,  widow,  house  151  Orange 
Gilchrist  Wm.  B.  teamster,  house  14  Willett 
Giles  Geo.  F.  clerk,  19  S.  Pearl,  b.  134  Hudson 
Giles  Wni.  baggageman,  liouse  124  Elm 
Gilfoy  Michael,  cooper,  house  142  Arch 
Gilkerson  Jas.  silverplater,  50  Green,  h.  100  do. 
Gill  lilizabetli,  widow,  hou.se  171  Lancaster 
Giil  Frederick  H.  brassfinisher,  b.  171  Lancaster 
Gill  George,  refrigeratormaker,  house  2   Daniels 
Gill  Geo.  W.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  36  Franklin 
Gill  Matthew,  machinist,  hou.se  171  Lancaster 
Gill  Michael,  laborer,  house  69  Arch 
Gill  Patrick,  laborer,  house  112  Sand 
Gill  Sarah,  widow,  house  65 >^  Arch 
Gill  Thomas,  moulder,  house  60  Howard 
Gill  Thomas,  laborer,  licmse  6  Van  Woert 
Gill  William,  moulder,  house  152  Church 
Gillan  David,  carpenter,  house  1 1  Lark 
Gilhvu  Hugh,  laborer,  house  115  Canal 
Gillen  Ann,  widow,  house  80  Orange 
Gillen  James,  cooper,  bds.  20  Lydius 
Gillen  James  W.  hackman,  house  10  High 
Gillerty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  N.  Lansing 
Gillespie  Chas.  boilermaker,  bds.  238  Hudson 
Gillespie  Charles  S.  3d  district  police,  b.  49  Dewitt 
Gillespie  Eliza,  J.  Mrs.  house  68  lower  Spring 
Gillespie  James,  mason,  house  30  West  Ferry 
Gillespie  James,  constable  6tli  ward,  house  50 

Montgomery 
Gillespie  John,  laborer,  house  141  Canal 
Gillespie  John,  pianomaker,  bds.  799  Broadway 
Gillespie  Matthew,  deputy  sheriff,  h.  238  Hudson 
Gillespie  Theodore,  lieut.  police  district  3,  house 

Orange  corner  Broadway 
Gillespie  Thomas,  furcutter,  house  117  Second 
Gillespie  Thomas,  painter,  house  16  .Jackson 
Gillespie  William,  boatman,  house  49  Dewitt 
Gillett  Leonard,   paperhangings,  Ferry,   house 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Gillig  John,  gardener,  liouse  95  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  213  Green 
Gilligan  Ellen,  widow,  house  28  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  James,  carpenter,  h.  200  Clinton  ave. 
Gilligan  James,  laborer,  house  53  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  James,  laborer,  house  64  Third 
Gilligan  James,  pianomaker,  house  173  Second 
Gilligan  John,  carman,  house  62  Water 
Gilligan  Margaret,  widow,  house  147  First 
Gilligan  Owen,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Gilligan  Owen  jr.  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
GilLiijan  Patrick,  bds.  213  Green   — — 
Gilligan  Peter,  grocer,  315  Bowery,  house  do. 
GiUigan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  92  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  Thomas,  mason,  bds.  173  Second 
Gilligan  William,  coachman,  b.  Exchange  Hotel 
Gilligaji  W^illiam,  laborer,  house  r.  55  Van  Woert 
Gillman  George  H.   agent  Fairbanks'  Scales,  317 

Broadway,  house  138  Lark 
Gillman  Jabez,  teacher,  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Gillman  John,  carpenter,  rear  66  Plumb 
Gllmartin  Michael,  laborer,  house  129  Broad 
Gillmore  Gau,  laborer,  house  97  Orange 
Gillmore  James,  moulder,  house  99  Orange 
GilloUy  Cecelia,  widow,  house  126  Orange 


Oilman  George  S.  slater,  house  147  Bowery 
Oilman  Horace  W.  {DohUr  &  G.),  279  Hamilton, 

'  house  246  Hudson 
Gilmore  Bernard,  laborer,  house  85  Franklin 
Gilmore  Daniel,  laborer,  bouse  85  Franklin 
Gilmore  David,  bds.  69  Beaver 
Gilmore  George,  laborer,  bouse  Spruce  ab.  Swan 
Gilmore  John,  baggageman,  bds.  2yQaackenbush 
Glilmore  John,  laborer,  bds.  85  Franklin 
Gilmore      Thomas,    moroccodresser,    bds    273 

Washington  avenue 
Gilmour  Allan,   plumber,  39  Orange,  house  29 

Quackenbush 
Gilson  Isaac,  mason,  hou.se  137  Lumber 
Gilsoii  Samuel,  laborer,  house  357  Wash.  ave. 
Gilson  Wm.  cigarmaker,  h.  123  Swan.  Arb.  hill 
Gingnagel  Jacol),  tailor,  bds.  19  Columbia 
Ginn  John,  laborer,  house  41  Morton 
Ginn  John,  laborer,  house  63  Mulberry 
Ginnane  Ann,  tailoress,  house  60  Church 
Giniiane  Patrick,  laborer,  house  17  Lawrence 
■  Tinter  Joseph,  b-amster,  house  169  Church 
Girling    Thomas    R.   B.  shoemaker,    house    13 

Great  Western  Turnpike 
Girvan  Alexander,  moulder,  house  104  Second 
Girvan  Eliza  Mrs.  house  139  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gladding  Daniel  P.  painter,  93  State,  h.  58  Hawk 
Gladding  Freeman,  painter,  50  Howard,  house 

222  Elm 
Gladding  Geo.  W.  painter,  93  State,  h.  51  Hawk 
Gladding  Henry  L.  clerk,  516  Broadway,  house 

24  Hawk 
Gladding  Horace,  painter,  bds.  123  Lydius 
Gladding  James  M.  clerk  Assorting  House,  h. 

141  film 
Gladding  Jefferson  M.  clerk,  bds.  58  Hawk 
Gladding  Joseph  Mrs.  house  49  Hawk 
Gladding  Misses,  house  12  Park 
Gladding  Timothy  A.  portrait  painter,  h.  220  Elm 
Gladding  Timotliy  C.  Mrs.  house  49  Hawk 
Gladstane  Morgan  R.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

42  John 
Glaity  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  511  Clinton  ave. 
Glancy  James,  waiter,  house  86  Church 
Glancy  John,  laborer,  house  129  Orange 
Glasser  Peter,  farmer,  house  19  Tennis 
Glavin  Maurice,  lurnaceman,  h.  11  Van  Tromp 
Glazier  John,  moulder,  hou.se  171  Broad 
Gleason  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  58  North  Lansing 
Gleason  Edward,  contractor,  house  70  Cherry 
Gleason  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  32  Howard 
Gleason  John,  teamster,  house  65  Plumb 
Gleason  Michael,  laborer,  h.  73  Colonie 
Gleason  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Swan,  n.  Canal 
Gleason  William,  laborer,  house  34  Morton 
Gledhill  .James,  machinist,  200  Water,  house  67 

North  Lansing 
Gleekstone  S.   H.  Mrs.  shoemaker,   121   South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Gleiner  Christian,  shoemaker,  117  Arch 
Glen  Cornelius,  pension  office,  61  State,  house 

11  Dallius 
Glen  George  W.  laborer,  house  97  Orange 
Glen  Henry,  house  55  First 
Glen  Robert,  moulder,  house  13  Morton 
Glenn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  Fulton 
Glenn  {William)  &  Winne  {David),  paperhang- 
ings, 382  B'way,  bds.  251  Hudson 
Glenn  Thomas,  waiter,  284  Lumber 
Gleunen  John,  laborer,  house  62  Rensselaer 
Glennen  Thomas,  boatman,  h.  53  Rensselaer 
Glirs  Katrina,  house  58  Delaware 
Gloverseed  John  J.  drygoods,  317  South  Pearl 
Giynch  Peter,  carpenter,  house  42  Mulberry 
Glyndon  Martin,  laborer,  house  283  Green 
Godden  David,  clerk,  27  S.  Pearl,  h.  235  Hudson 
Godefroy  Gustaff,  watchmalcer,  h.  168  Clin.  ave. 


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Godfrey  Daniel  E.  engineer,  house  Broadway,  ] 

Greenbush 
Godfrey  Heber  L.  {Barnes  &  G.),  Morning  Times, 

1  Green,  bouse  37  Westerlo 
Godfrey  Mary,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  237  Lumber 
Godfrey  Wm.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  First  ave- 
nue, Greenbush 
Godley  Elizabeth,  bds.  108  Church 
Godley  Mary,  house  108  Church 
Godley  Richard,  manuf.  silverware,  6  Liberty, 

h.  140  Broadway 
Godron  Charles,  saloon,  23  S.  Pearl,  h.  42  do. 
Godson  William,  clothing,  425 Broadway,  house 

49  Division 
Goetcliins  Wallace  L.  machinist,  b.  94  Franklin 
Goetz  Elias,  grocer,  48  Delaware,  house  do. 
Goewaj'  Solomon,  carman,  li.  North  Albany 
Goeway  Augustus  J.  clerk,  34  State,  b.  114  Eagle 
Goeway  Jacob,  mason,  house  92  Beaver 
Goeway  John  A'.  {Corning  &   G.),  hoUowware 

manuf.  140  and  14S  Grand,  between  Wes- 

terlo  and  Arch,  liouse  114  Eagle 
Goeway  John  I.  accountant,  h.  57  Clinton  ave. 
Goeway  John  P.  pilot,  house  26  >^  South  Ferry 
Goeway  Magdalen,  teacher,  house  29  Chapel 
Goeway  P.  D.  F.  watchmaker,  34  State,  bds.  114 

Eagle 
Goeway  Philip  D.  clerk,  34  State,  b.  114  Eagle 
Goeway  William  H.  foreman  at  Corning  &  Goe- 

way's,  hous«  10  Lodge 
Goewey  Geo.  N.  {Steele  &  G.),  attorneys,  75  State, 

bds.  99  Grand 
Goff  John  E.  grocer,  15  Clinton,  house  do. 
Goffe  Henry,  clerk.  Dean,  cor.  Excliange,  h.  191 

Second 
GoflFe  Jolm  {W.  B.  &  J.  Goffe),  house  95  Second 
Gofife  W.  B.  &  J.  provisions  and  com.  mer.  41 

Quay,  house  93  Second 
Goffe  William  B.  house  38  Second 
Goines  B.  N.  hairdresser,  1  Hamilton,  house  106 

Willett 
Going  Charles,  tailor,  bds.  27  Lark 
Golden  John,  butcher,  house  375  Bowery 
Golden  Patrick,  foreman,  house  108  Swan 
Golden  Owen,  alderman  1st  ward,  h.  156  Broad 
Golden  Peter,  laborer,  house  131  Broad 
Golden  Thomas,  cooper,  193  Hudson,  h.  47  Swan 
Golden  Thomas,  laborer,  house  41  Canal 
Golden  Thomas  A.  clerk,  63  Washington  ave. 

bds.  47  Swan 
Goldsmitli  Samuel,  peddler,  house  149  Broad 
Goldsberry  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  9  lower  Spring 
Goldman  Jacob,  tailor,  house  238  H   South  Pearl 
Goldstein  Casper,  laborer,  h.  9  little  Spruce 
Goldwaite  Jane,  widow  of  Jonatlian,  h.  310  State 
Goldwaite  Thos.  stovemounter,  h.  22  Franklin 
GoUdchalk  Henry,  gardener,  house  34  Morton 
Gollraetcer  John,  porter,   18  Hudson,  house  at 

Watervliet 
Golstein  Frederick,  blacksmith,  h.  27  Bowery 
Golstein  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  26  Bowery 
Golwite  Martin  V.  machinist,  house  30  Falton 
Gombel  John,  mason,  bds.  331  State 
Gompli  George,  pianofortemaker,  h.  267  Lydius 
Gonjpli  Jacob,  pianofortemaker,  h   354  Lydius 
Goodbellet  Valentine,  engineer,  h.  South  Ferry 
Goodland  George,  runner,  liouse  65  Orange 
Goodland  John,  shoemaker,  h.  59  Clinton 
Goodman  Bernard,  tailor,  h.  180  South  Pearl 
Goodman  Daniel,  ferryman,  house  90  First 
Goodman  John,  moulder,  house  166  Broad 
Goodman  John,  tailor,  house  464  Lydius 
Goodman  Sam.  clerk  postoffice,  h.  83  N.  Pearl 
Goodman  Solomon,  grocer,  196  South  Pearl,  h. 

83  South  Ferry 
Gooduow  Edwin  F.  carpenter,  h.  177  Lumber 
Goodnow  Wm.  D.  carpenter,  h.  876  Broadway 


Goodrich  Alex.  M.  clerk,  527  B'way,  h.  56  Orange 
Goodrich  Allen,  shoemaker,  house  15  Knox 
Goodrich  Harvey,  shoemaker,  house  94  Canal 
Goodrich  Henry,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Goodrich  Hiram,  shoemaker,  h.  96  Canal 
Goodrich  James,  mason,  house  94  Canal 
Goodrich  James  H.  tallyman,  W.  R.  R.  house  2 

King's  place,  Arbor  hill 
Goodrich  Moses,  shoemaker.  Hawk  cor.  Canal, 

house  96  Canal 
Goodrich  Sarah,  widow,  house  6  Van  Schaick 
Goodrich  Stephen  V.  R.  physician,  Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Goodrich  Theodore,  slioemaker,  house  63  Lark 
Goodrich  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  house  94  Canal 
Goodrum  Edward,  laborer,  house  190  Third 
Goodrum  Samiiel,  carpenter,  bds.  129  Sand 
Goodwin  Albert,  mason,  house  41  Chestnut 
Goodwin  Albert  F.  elk.  76  State,  h.  41  Chestnut 
Goodwin  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  1S9  up.  Spring 
Goodwin  Hersy  B.  clerk,  bds.  134  upper  Spring 
Goodwin  James,  sawmaker,  h.  Broad  n.  White- 
hall road 
Goodwin  Moses,  engineer,  house  142  Franklin 
Goodwin   Nathaniel,    agent,   house    134  upper 
Sprine;  [41  Chestnut 

Goodwin  Thomas  L.  clerk,  518  Broadway,  house 
Goodyear  Henry,  laborer,  h.  247  Sand 
Goold  Augustus  G.  produce,  7  Hudson,  house 

128  Hamilton 
Goold  Henry,  music-teacher,  bds.  55  S.  Pearl 
Goold  James   &  Co.  {Walter  R.   Bush),  coach 
manufacturers,  on  Division,  Union  and  Ham- 
ilton, house  55  South  Pearl 
Goold,  see  Gould 

Gooly  Henry,  laborer,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Gooseberry  Peter  &  Co.  ( W.  P.  Mclntyre),  hair- 
dressers, 23  Hudson 
Gordan  John  C.  agent,  h.  Second  cor.  Harrison, 

Greenbush 
Gordon  Hugh  M.  house  at  Greenbush 
Gordon  John,  printer,  house  151  Elm 
Gordon  John,  trainmaster  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Second 

cor.  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Gordon  John  B.  watchman,  house  153  Lumber 
Gordon  John  J.  peddler,  house  83  Dove 
Gordon  Michael,  laborer,  house  28  Howard 
Gore  James,  peddler,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Gores  John,  moulder,  house  257  South  Pearl 
Gores  Michael,  porterhouse.  Church  c.  Schuyler 
Gorgus  Martin,  waiter,  62  North  Pearl 
Gor'ham  Alfred,  teacher,  house  12  Park 
Gorham  John,  shoemaker,  house  315  Hamilton 
Gorman  Alexander,  laborer,  house  171  Elm 
Gorman  Edward,  laborer,  h.  268  North  Pearl 
Gorman  James,  laborer,  house  51  Canal 
Gorman  Judith,  widow,  house  183  Broadway 
Gorman  Mary,  widow,  house  54  Colonic 
Gorman  Michael,  laborer,  house  268  N.  Pearl 
Gorman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  268  N.  Pearl 
Gorman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  374  Lydius 
Gorman  Patrick,  clerk,  Montgomery,  cor.  Colo- 

nie,  house  78  Colonie 
Gorman  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  52  Van  Schaick 
Gorman  Philip,  laborer,  bds.  164  Broadway 
Gorman  Thomas,  laborer,  house  33  Canal 
Gorman  Thomas,  laborer,  house  47  Rensselaer 
Gorman  Thomas,  special  police  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  226  BroaUway 
Gorman  William,  laborer,  house  76  Franklin 
Gorrey  John,  laborer,  house  35  Van  Schaick 
Goss  E.  L.  bookkeeper  at  American  Hotel 
Gotha  .John,  bootmaker,  193  Bowery,  house  do, 
Gotstine  Frederic,  blacksmith,  house  27  Bowery 
Gotstine  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  26  Bowery 
Gott  James,  pressman,  house  115  Franklin 
Gough  Thos.  Mrs.  music  teacher,  h.  220  Lumber 


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ALBANY      [  Gr  ]      DIRBCTOEY. 


Goul  Fred,  stove-patternmaker,  h.  27  Garden 
Gould  A.  E.  {G.  JV&A.  E.  Gould),  42  State 
Gould,  Banks  &  Co.  law  booksellers,  60  State 
Gould  {Geo.  W.)  &  Co.  {A.  E.  GowZd),  stationery, 

42  State,  house  231  do.  [Lydius 

Gould  William,  law  bookseller,  60  State,  li.  293 
Gould,  see  Goold 
Gourlay  Misses,  house  60  Philip 
Gourlay  Wm.  B.  lumber  inspector,  h.  82  N.  Pearl 
Graber  Mary  Ann  Mrs.  saloon,  57 13owery,  h.  do. 
Grace  Jacob,  engineer,  h.  20  Washington,  G'bush 
Grace  John,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Philip  n.  Johnson 
Grace  John,  shoemaker,  house  209  Green 
Grace  Michael,  hostlef,  house  32  Howard 
Grace  Patrick  jr.  laborer,  house  10  Herkimer 
Grace  Patrick,  porterhouse,  10  Herkimer,  h.  do. 
Grace  Richard,  baker,  house  107  Broad 
Grady  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Grady  John,  laborer,  house  rear  285  Lumber 
Grady  John,  moulder,  house  19  Mulberry 
Grady  Joseph  S.  3d  dist.  police,  house  57   Swan 
Grady  Margaret,  porterhouse,  31  Quay,  h.  do. 
Grady  Margaret,  widow  of   Michael,  house  29 

Herkimer 
Grady  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  29  Herkimer 
Grady  Patrick,  contractor,  h.  30  South  Lansing 
Grady  Patrick  H.  bartender,  34  Quay,  bds.  14 

South  Ferry 
Grady  Patrick,  laborer,  house  30  Van  Woert 
Grady  William,  gardener,  h.  319  Clinton  avenue 
Grady  Wm.  shoemaker,  house  120  Arch 
Graff  J.  D.  peddler,  bds.  96  Second 
Graff  Jacob,  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  b.  Adams  House 
Graff  Jacob,  laborer,  house  10  Bowery 
Graff  Simon,  marbleworker,  house  65  Hamilton 
Graham  Augustus,  bartender,  1  Excliange  Bldg. 
Graham  Barbara  Mrs.   variety  store,  66  Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  do. 
Graham  Catharine,  widow,  house  245  Elm 
Graham  George,  sexton  St.  Peter's  church,  house 

26  Lodge 
Graham  James,  laborer,  bds.  41  North  Lansing 
Graham  John,  laborer,  house  40  Delaware 
Graham  John  Q.  blacksmith  and  manufacturer 

.spring  carts  and  trucks,  Spencer  cor.  Carroll, 

house  928  Broadway 
Graham  Martm,  laborer,  house  64  Van  Woert 
Graham  Thomas,  coachman,  house  29  DeWitt 
Graham  Thomas,  waiter,  house  123  Canal 
Graham  Thomas  H.  letterer,  bds.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
Graliam  William  N.  varnisher,  22  Union,  bds. 

Hudson  River  House 
Graham  W.  N.  Mrs.  house  66  Washing!  on  ave. 
Graiwinkel  August,  macliinist,  bds.  12  Union 
Gramer  George,  lager  beer,  19  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Gramer  Moritz,  laborer,  h.  351  Washington  ave. 
Grames  Peter,  laborer,  houL-e  53  Morton    - 
Gramkoy  William,  carpenter,  house  28  Bowery 
Granger  "Lemuel  W.  printer,  house  41  Grand 
Granger  R.  D.   stove  inventor,  463  Broadway, 

Ixis.  American  Hotel 
Grant  Alexander  C.  (-R.  J.  &  A.  C.  Grant),  drugs 

and  medicines,  62  and  64  State,  h.  5  Swan 
Grant  Elihu,  machinist,  house  166  Hamilton 
Grant  Fred  F.  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds.  173 

Eagle  [Pier,  h.  at  Troy 

Grant  Gurdon,  produce  and  commission,  113 
Grant  Isaac  V.  W.  10  State,  bds.  74  Wash.  ave. 
Grant  James  H.  bookkeeper  Commercial  Hotel, 

house  172  Hudson 
Grant  Patrick,  laborer,  house  103  Beaver 
Grant  Patrick,  traveling  agent,  7X  Hudson 
Grant  Philander  S.  printer,  house  173  Eagle 
Grant  Richard  J.  (&  A.  C.)  druggi.sts,  62  and  64 

State,  house  21  Park 
Grant  William  J.  clerk,  62  State,  bds.  21  Park 
Grattan  John,  pilot  H.  R.  ferry  boat,  b.  14  Lumber 


Grattan  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  192  Water 
Grattan  Patrick,  grocer,  110  Bowery,  house  do. 
Grattan  William,  wheelwright,  h.  110  Bowery 
Gratwick  Anne  Mrs.  house  61  Clinton  avenue 
Gratwick  Wm.  H.  clerk,  h.  61  Clinton  avenue 
Graul  John,  house  78  Bassett 
Graveline  Louis  C.  patternmaker,  Beaver  corner 

Green,  house  10  Delaware 
Graves  Anthony  G.  dancing,  130  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Graves  Albert  L.  lastmaker,  house  24  Westerlo 
Graves  Charles  E.  tinsmith,  15  Green,  house  East 

corner  Harrison,  Gi-eenbush 
Graves  Edward  U.  printer,  bds.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
Graves  Francis,  pianomaker,  house  73  Cherry 
Graves  Francis  S.  silverplater,  bds.  309  S.  Pearl 
Graves  {George  H.)  &  Folger  (T.  B.),  lastmakers. 

Eagle  alley,  rear  324  Broadway,  bds.   130 

South  Pearl 
Graves  James  N.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  boards  Empire  House 
Graves  Jane  G.  dry  goods,  309  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Graves  John  N.,  INf.Y.  C.  R.  R.  office,  boards  at 

Empire  House 
Graves  John  S.  baker,  94  Green,  house  do. 
Graves  Lewis,  physician,  47  South  Pearl,  house 

27.  Lancaster 
Graves  Wm.  M.  carriagetrimmer,  h.  341   Lydius 
Grawvenstine  Phebe  E.  nurse,  h.  304  South  Pearl 
Gray  Adam,  coppersmith,  house  66  West  Ferry 
Gray  Adam  R.  agent  Fulton  line,  95  Pier,  house 

212  Hamilton 
Gray  Catharine,  widow,  house  56  Green 
Gray  Daniel  A.  pianotuuer,  h.  62  North  Ferry 
Gray  Geo.  E.  chief  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Delavan  House  [212  Hamilton 

Gray  {James)  &  Co.  liquors,  2  South  Pearl,  house 
Gray  James,  bds.  40  Chestnut 
Gray  James  {Savage  &  G. ),  stoves,  &c.  20  Green, 

house  Eagle  corner  West  Ferry 
Gray  James,  plumber,  house  1  Howard 
Gray  James  A.  {Boardman,  Gray  &  Co.),  piano- 
fortes, 468  Broadway,  house  45  Ten  Broeck 
Gray  Jane,  widow,  house  40  Chesnut 
Gray  John,  pressman,  bds.  40  Chesnut 
Gr;;y  John  H.  machinist,  house  169  Hudson 
Gray  Louise,  music  teacher,  bds.  28  Plain 
Gray  Mary,  widow,  house  1  Howard 
Gray  Neil,  clerk,  Albany  Exchange  Bank,  450 

Broadway,  bds.  62  North  Ferry 
Gray  Samuel,  laborer,  house  165  Montgomery 
Gray  Samuel  E.  painter,  25  Daniels,  house  259 

Hudson 
Gray  Stephen  R.  bookseller,  38  State,  house  at 

Bethlehem 
Gray  Wm.  marble  and  freestone  works,  Frank- 
lin comer  Westerlo,  house  88  Westerlo 
Gray  William,  house  55  Canal 
Gray  William,  mason,  house  rear  261  State 
Gray  William  R.  laborer,  house  120  Bowery 
Gray  less  Thomas,  mason,  house  13  Gansevoort 
Greagan  Matthew,  gardener,  168  Elm 
Greb  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  325  South  Pearl 
Grebb  John,  lager  bier,  185  Bowery,  house  do. 
Greber  John  laborer,  house  57  Bowery 
Green  Andrew  W.  clerk  Bank  Department,  State 

Hall,  bds.  34  Beaver 
Green  Charles,  barber,  house  57  Howard 
Green  {Charles  N.)  &  Mills  {Andrew  /.),  Eagle 

Street  Hotel 
Green  Edward,  mason,  house  124  Swan 
Green  Edward,  restaurant,  20  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Green  Elizabeth  Mrs.  dressmaker,  43  Maiden  1. 
Green  George  R.  agent,  102  Pier,  house  37  Third 
Green  Gilbert,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

796  Broadway 
Green  Harvey  H.  boatman,  house  37  Third 
Green  John  R.  confectioner,  882  B'way,  h.  do. 


ALBANY      [G]      DIEECTORY. 


57 


Green  Oscar  F.  harnessmaker,  23  Church,  house 

23  Liberty 
Green  Seth  C.  pilot,  house  48  Orange 
Green  Stephen,  clerk,  Thos.  B.  Simmons  &  Co. 

house  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Green  Stephen  P.  switchman  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Green  Thomas,  mason,  house  127  Swan 
Green  Thomas,  house  135  Church 
Greene  Benjamin,  musician,  h.  10  S.  Lansing 
Greene  David  L.  nutter,  house  46  Elm 
Greene  Edward,  clerk,  6  Ex.  Bids.  b.  110  Green 
Greene  George  K.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  bds.  48  Elm 
Greene  (James  B.)  k  Parsons  {Seth  E.)  photo- 
graphic goods,  496  B'way,  b.  Dunlop  House 
Greene  James  W.  supt.  Albany  Rural  Cemetery, 

9  Douw's  Building,  house  48  Elm 
Greene  Thomas  L.  agent,  W.  R.  R.  office  at  de- 
pot. East  Albany,  house  103  Lydius 
Greene  Walter  N.  clerk,  bds.  830  Broadway 
Greenman  Benjamin  L.  student,  bds.  33  Dallius 
Greenman  Wm.  L.  student,  bds.  33  Dallius 
Greenwald  Peter,  baker,  house  1 87  Broad 
Greer  Alex,  k  Son  (T.  H.  Greer),  tobacconist,  822 

Broadway,  house  824  do. 
Greer  Andrew,  tobacconist,  house  187  Lumber 
Greer  Margaret,  widow,  house  12  Broad 
Greer  Thomas,  shoemaker,  789  B'way,  h.  do. 
Greer  Thomas  H.  {A.  Greer  &  Son),  h.  824  B'wy 
Greggery  Edward,  butcher,  house  78  Bradford 
Gregory  Alexander  H.  house  18  Van  Tromp 
Gregory  Francis  W.  boilermaker,  b.  275  Green 
Gregoiy  Frank  A.  clerk,  39  State,  h.  746  B'way 
Gregory  .James  C.  clerk,  bds.  95  Clinton  avenue 
Gregory  John,  blacksmith,  h.  122  Ten  Broeck 
Gregory  Lewis  R.  painter,  liouse  55  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Gregory  Lewis  R.  jr.  discount  clerk  Union  Bank, 

bds.  55  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gregory  Marenda,  widow,  house  182  Lumber 
Gregory  Peter,  laborer,  house  60  Delaware 
Gregory  Richard,  bookseller,  h.  22  Van  Schaick 
Gregory  Stephen  G.  cabinetmaker,  h.  98  Colonic 
Gregory  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  409  State 
Gregory  William,  laborer,  house  274  Lumber 
Gregory  William,  painter,  house  35  Liberty 
Gregory  Wm.  B.  machinistat  Pruyn  &  Lansing's, 

4  Pruyn,  house  at  Bethlehem 
Gregory  Wm.  M.  house  67  Hudson 
Gregory  William  M.  clerk,  451  Broadway,  house 

61  Maiden  lane 
Greig  James  A.  clerk,  463  B'way,  h.  59  Maiden  1. 
Greiner  Charles,  carpenter,  bds.  168  up.  Spring 
Greiner  Stephen  ,  patternmaker,  h.  81  Cherry 
Greiner  Stephen  J.  clerk,   32  Washington  ave. 

bds.  318  State 
Gremmler  John,  cutter,  68  State,  house  153  Elm 
Greppin  Auguste,  grocer,  90  Schuyler,  h.  do. 
Gresham  Christopher,   cutter,   469    Broadway, 

house  5  Bleecker  place 
Grey  son  Hugh,  laborer,  house  73  Van  Woert 
Gribben   David,   harne.ssmaker,  340  Broadway, 

house  121  Green 
Gribben  John,  harnessmaker,  h.  38  S.  Lansing 
Gribben  Mary,  widow,  bds.  3  South  Lansing 
Gribben  Thomas,  mason,  h.  rear  293  Lumber 
Griesman  Casper,  shoemaker,  house  Van  Vech- 

ten  cor.  Clinton 
Griesman  Henry,  tailor,  house  21  Alexander 
Griesman  George,  porterhouse,  272  South  Pearl 
Griffen  Aaron,  dealer  in  medicines,  h.  311  State 
Griflen  Elias  W.  (T.  W.  Griffenh.  Co.),  h.  40  Jay 
Griffen  George  M,  &  Co.  ( W.  P.  Griffen),  flour, 

111  Pier,  house  779  Hudson 
Grifi'en  Thomas  W.  &  Co.  {Elias  W.  Griffen), 

flour  and  grain,  76  Quay,  h.  44  Lancaster 
GrifTen  William  P.  {George  M.   Griffen  &   Co.), 

Ill  Pier,  bds.  179  Hudson 


Griffeth  Isaac  J.  clerk,  46  Lydius,  bds.  do. 
Griffin  Cornelius  jr.  shoemaker,  60  Fi-anklin 
Griffin  EUwood,  dentist,  59  Chapel,  house  do. 
Griffin  Hester  Mrs.  house  Spring 
Griffin  J.  C.  shoemaker,  house  157  up.  Spring 
Griffin  John,  peddler,  house  47  Lydius 
Griffin  John,  laborer,  house  r.  183  Montgomery 
Griffin  John,  shoemaker,  house  15  Knox 
Griffin  John,  carpenter,  house  122  First 
Griffin  John,  laborer,  house  42  Lawrence 
Griffin  Louisa,  dressmaker,  house  89  First 
Griffin  M.  A.  coppersmith,  Steuben  cor.  James, 

house  52  Clinton  avenue 
Griffin  Maplet,  widow,  house  47  Lydius 
Griffin  Mary  L.  Miss,  music  teacher,  bds.  89  First 
Griffin  Moiitgomery,  People's  Line  steamers,  b. 

95  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Griffin  Morris,  carpenter,  h.  rear  15  Van  Woert 
Griffin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  70  First 
Griffin  Patrick  H.  coppersmith,  Steuben  corner 

James,  house  52  Clinton  avenue 
Griffin  {Richard  M.)  &  Co.   {William  Hastings), 

Albany  Evenirg  Standard,  26  Museum  Bl'dg, 

hor^e  95  Hawk 
Griffin  Sally,  house  89  First 
Griffin  Seth,  house  102  Lancaster 
Griffin  Seth  E.  bds.  102  Lancaster 
Griffin  Stephen  D.  vegetables,  69  North  Pearl, 

house  at  Guilderland 
Griffin  Susan,  nurse,  house  24  High 
Griffin  William,  grainer,  house  171  Green 
Griffin  Wm.  Rev.  presiding  elder  Albany  district, 

house  277  Hudson 
Griffin  Wtu  R.  clerk,  bds.  623  Broadway 
Griffing  W.  C.  J.  grocer,  20  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Griffith  Edward,  jeweler,  24   Green,  house  94 

Franklin 
Griffith  John,  cigarmaker,  house  179  Lumber 
Griffith  William,  carpenter,  27  Westerlo,  house 

150  Lydius 
Grimes  Edward,  contractor,  house  102  Willett 
Grimes  James  H.  mason,  house  396  Lydius  _ 
Grimes  Michael,  brakeman,  house  74  Colonie 
Grimes  Owen,  laborer,  house  152  Jefferson 
Grimes  Philip,  porter,  40  Quay,  h.  at  E.  Albany 
Grimes  Philip,  teamster,  house  r.  21  Westerlo 
Grimwood  Joseph  C.  ( Wilson,  G.  &  Co.),  grocers, 

11  Stale,  house  57  Spencer 
Griner  John,  house  Delaware  turnpike  n.  Morton 
Gripling  Eva,  widow,  house  34  Delaware 
Griswold  Aaron,  house  16  Orange 
Griswoid  Francis  H.  goldbeater,  h.  283  Hudson 
Griswold  John,  shoemaker,   118  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Griswold  Richard,  coachman,  bds.  259  Elm 
Groat  Abram  S.  house  583  Broadway 
Groat  Frank,  1  iborer,  house  120  upper  Spring 
Groat  Nicholas,  bds.  28  Division 
Groat  Olive  S.  dressmaker,  583  Broadway 
Groat  Simon  J.  carman,  bds.  74  Wash,  avenue 
Groesbeck  Catharine,  house  30  Chestnut 
Groesbeck  James  jr.  machinist,  b.  30  W.  Ferry 
Groesbeck  Ci^rnelius  W.  house  208  State 
Groesbeeck  Stephen,  secretary  Albany  Insurance 

Co.,  56  State,  house  208  State 
Grogan  Dennis,  porter,  77  Quay,  house  41  Arch 
Grogan  John,  laborer,  house  Road  near  Canal 
Grogan  Michael,  plasterer,  house  16  Van  Schaick 
Grogan  Robert,  waiter,  house  54  Montgomery 
Grogan  Thomas,  carman,  house  53  Canal 
Groom  Richard,  scalemaker,  339  Broadway,  h. 

59  Union 
Groot  James  F.  machinist,  H.  R.  R.  R.,  Greenb. 
Groot  Nicholas  N.  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b. 

Stanwix  Hall 
Groot  Nicholas  jr.  clerk  H.  R.  R.  R.  b.  28  Division 
Groot  Philip  W.  house  66  Grand 
Grose  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  Canal  n.  Snipe 


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ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


Groser  Joseph,  laborer,  house  267  Sand 
Groshans  Joliii,  baker,  house  79  Sclmyler 
Gross  Georg'.^,  laborer,  house  1  Clinton,  Beth'm 
Gross  James  H.  (Gross  &  Son),  b.  16  Ten  Broeck 
Gross  Michael,  laborer,  house  I  Howard 
Gross  Philip,  moulder,  house  75  Sand 
Gross  {Samuel)  &   Son    {James  H.),   leather,   27 

Hudson,  house  16  Ten  Broeck 
Grossman  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  20  Clinton,  Beth. 
Grounds  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  156  Eagle 
Grounds  John,  laborer,  house  50  Arch 
Groustine  John,  carpenter,  house  52  Delaware 
Groves  James,  umbrellamaker,  bds.  147  Green 
Groves  James  E.  express,    11   Exchange  Build- 
ing, house  46  Eagle 
Groves  James  F.  uml)rellamaker,  bds.  92  Bassett 
Grovesteen  Abraham  Mrs.  house  103  Dove 
Grub  Jacob  P.  4th  dist.  police,  h.  39  lower  Spring 
Gruntorfer  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  ii.   254  S.  Pearl 
Guardiuier  Klizabeth,  widow,  hoPse216  Lumber 
Guardenier  (George)  &  Selkirk  (Alexander)  car- 

riagemakers,  832  Broadway,  li.  42  Second 
Guardenier  Harriet,  matron,  81  Hamilton 
Guardenier  John,  coachmaker,  h.  216  Lumber 
Guest  Byron,  agent  for  J.  Flint,  foot  of  Plumb, 

bds.  21  Rensselaer 
Guest  James,  millinery,  62  Bowery,  house  do. 
Guest  Louisa,  widow,  house  678  Broadway 
Guest  Sidney,  leatherdresser,  h.  21  Rensselaer 
Guider  Julia,  widow,  house  Orange,  near  Dove 
Guiton  Matthew,  porter,  5  State,  h.  22  Bleecker 
Gullen  Mary,  widow,  bds.  326  Hamilton 
Gunn  Owen,  speculator,  house  155  Bowery 
Gunn  Rosanna,  widow,  house  126  Sand 
Gunther  (Charles)  &  Blasie  {iVilliam)  hairdres- 
sers, 10  Wash.  ave.  house  151  upjjer  Spring 
Gunther  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  30  Bowery 
Gunther  Jacob  jr.  barber,  136  State,  house  36 

Washington  avenue 
Gunton  Thomas,  stockingweaver,  204  Washing- 
ton aveni;e 
Gusten  John,  laborer,  h.  plank  road,  ab.  Perry 
Gutbub  Philip,  sawgrinder,  house  h.  14  John 
Guthier  Philip,  porter,  liouse  157  Broad 
Guthinger  Frederick,  millinery,  '245  S.  Pearl 
Guthinger  William,  upholster,  h.  245  S.  Pearl 
Gutman  Conrad,  porter,  house  49  Alexander 
Gutman  Fedile,  laborer,  housePlauk  n.  Robin 
Gutzman  Michael,  poi-ter,  12  State 
Guy  Sarah,  seamstress,  house  156  Eagle 
Guyer  Alfred  B.  carpenter,  bds.  82  Second 
Guyer  Harriet,  widow,  house  82  Second 
Guyer  Hugh,  carpenter,  84  First,  house  98  do. 
Guyer  John,  tailor,  house  75  Alexander 
Guynan  Andrew,  laborer,  house  97  Van  Woert 
Guynan  James,  grocer,  190  Orange,  house  do. 
Guynan  Patrick  C.  grocer,  121  Canal,  h.  95  .do. 
Guvner  Peter,  furnaceman,  bds.  75  Canal 
Guyner  William,  coppersmith,  bds.  75  Canal 
Guyner  Winne,  widow,  house  75  Canal 
Guyton  Edward,  hostler,  26  Stueben 

HAACK  ADOLPH,  shoemaker,  house  4  William 
Haack  John,  carpenter,  house  rear  4  William 
HabbigH.  August,  laborer,  h.  281  Wash.  ave. 
Hacker  Conradt,  shoemaker,  h.  32  Alexander 
Hacket  James,  chandler,  house  29  Herkimer 
Hackett  Bartliolomew  J.  civil  engineer  and  soli- 
citor of  patents,  50  State,  bds.  264  Hamilton 
Hackett  Edward  F.  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds. 

264  Hamilton 
Hackett  John,  carpenter,  bds.  29  Herkimer 
Hackett  Maria,  Mrs.  liouse  264  Hamilton 
Hackett  Mary  J.  music  teacher,  h.  264  Hamilton 
Hackett  Nicholas,  tinsmith,  house  96  Herkimer 
Hackett  Theodore  M.  clerk,  625  Broadway,  bds. 
264  Hamilton 


Hackley  Charles  L.  234  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hackley  John  P.  oysters,  &c.,  234  Broadway  and 

44  Broadway,  Greenbush,  h.  do. 
Haddock  Jabez,  soap  and  candle  manufacturer, 

313  Hudson,  house  110  Lark 
Haden  Hannah,  widow,  house  99  Van  Woert 
Haden  James,  house  396  Lydius 
Haden  William,  laborer,  house  78  Van  Woert 
Haden,  see  Hayden.  ■» 

Hader  John,  baker,  bds.  81  South  Pearl 
Had  ley  James  R.  grocer,  103  S.  Pearl,  h.  37  Broad 
H.adley  John,  bds.  172  State 
Hadley   William    J.  attoi'nev,    486    Broadway, 

hou.se  172  State 
Haergonham  Philip,  laborer,  h.  28  Bradford 
Hafam  William,  carpenter,  h.  Canal  near  Lark 
Hatt' Jacob  Mrs.  house  39  Jay 
Hafner  Adam,  .stovemounter,  h.  168  Franklin 
Hafner  August,  tailor,  h.  16  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Hagadorn  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  h.  101  Franklin 
Hagadorn  George  M.  captain  first  district  police, 

house  36  Westerlo 
Hagadorn  Peter  M.  clerk,  554  Broadway,  bds.  R. 

"B.  Hagadorn's 
Hagadorn  "Richard  B.  house  lower  end  Broad 
Hagadorn  Silas,  market,  130  Lydius,  h.  168  Eagle 
Hagadorn  Silas,  clerk,  55i  Broadway,  bds.  R.  B. 
Hagadorn's  [lin 

Hagaman  Garritt,  fruits,  365  B'way,  h.  38  Frank- 
Hagaman  William,  clerk,  365  Broadway,  house 

33  Franklin 
Hagan  Aaron,  butcher,  house  66  Clinton 
Hagan  Andrew  J.  printer,  h.  178  Clinton  ave. 
Hagan  Bernard,  house  104  Third 
Hagan  Catharine,  widow  of  John,  h.  41  Dallius 
Hagan  Francis,  painter,  house  203  Orange 
Hagan  Francis  jr.  laborer,  house  209  Orange 
Hagan  Hugh,  grocer,  215  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hagan  James,  laborer,  hou.se  69  Rensselaer 
Hagan  John,  grocer,  50  Van  Schaick,  h.  42  do. 
Hagan  John,  T)lacksmith,  house  172  Montgomery 
Hagan  John,  furnaceman,  house  26  Bowery 
Hagan  John,  stonecutter,  house  63  Clinton 
Hagan  Joseph,  mason,  bds.  203  Orange 
Hagan  Margaret,  widow,  house  S3  Van  Woert 
Haganey  Michael,  boatman,  bds.  37  Dean 
Hagen  Charles,  artist,  bds.  Empire  House 
Hager  Charles,  painter,  house  128  Chestnut 
Hager  Jacob  N.  proprietor  Farmers'  Hotel,  42 

Washington  avenue 
Hager  Joseph,  tailor,  house  rear  211  Broad 
Hager  Nathan,  engineer,  bds.  593  Broadway 
Hagerman  William,  farmer,  bds.  37  John 
Hagerty  Mary,  widow,  house  179  Second 
Hagg  Paulders,  laborer,  house  161  Spruce 
llaggerty  Catliarine,  widow,  house  36  Chapel 
Halm  Henry,  shoemaker,  126  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Haight  James  0.  blacksmith,  20  Church,  house 

14  South  Ferry 
Haight  William  J.  house  101  Second 
Hailes  William,  patternmaker,  house  34  Eagle 
Haines  H.  L.  29  Green,  bds.  97  Grand 
Hale  Elias  P.  police  constable,  house  332  State 
Hale  James,  boatman,  house  17  South  Lansing 
Hale  John,  slioemaker,  house  140  Jetfersou 
Hale  Sarah,  nurse,  bds.  38  Van  Schaick 
Hale  Sylvester,  Hour  and  commission,  117  Pier, 

house  41  Columbia 
Hale  William,  salesman,  110  State,  bds.  322  do. 
Haley  Charles,  brewer,  house  101  Canal     ' 
Haley  Charles  E.  master  mariner,  h.  30  Jefferson 
Haley  Da- del,  laborer,  liouse  57  Broadway 
Ha'ey  John,  laborer,  liouse  18  Lawrence 
Haley  Martin,    laborer,    house    Harrison,  near 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Haley  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  153  Orange 
Haley  Morris,  house  31  Van  Zandt 


ALBANY      [H]      DIEECTORY. 


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Haley  Susanah,  widow,  house  rear  94  Third 
Haley  Thomas,  hiborer,  house  198  Orange 
Haley  Thomas,  lamplighter,  house  78  Arch 
Halferty  John,  pwddler,  house  28  Van  Woert 
Hall  Amy,  widow,  house  101  Dallius 
Hall  Ann,  widow,  house  129  Eagle 
Hall  Christopher,  carpetsweeper,  h.  41  Dallius 
Hall  Daniel  A.  barber,  house  16  Clinton 
Hall  George  B.  brakeman,  bds.  24  Orange 
Hall  Green,  house  11  Plain 
Hall  G.  S.  Mrs.  dry  goods,  637  Broadway,  h.  do 
Hall  James,  geologist,  house  Morton  corner  Del- 
aware turnpike 
Hall  James,  porter,  359  Broadway,  h.  39  High 
Hall  John  T.  house  3  Park  place 
Hall  Marion  L.  Mrs.  tailoress,  house  Green 
Hall  Mary  Miss,  bds.  39  Maiden  lane 
Hall  Ozias,  ice,  932  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hall  Samuel  C.  peddler,  bds.  —  Broadway 
Hall  Williain  B.  machinist,  house  43  Lumber 
Hallar  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Wash.  ave. 
Halle  Carlotti,  comedian,  bds.  21  Columbia 
Hal  leek  Peter  W.  machinist,  h.  51  Jackson 
Hallenbake  Cornelia,  widow,  h,  177  Jeflnrson 
Hallenbeck  (Aaron)  &  Mclntyre  {John  B.),  book- 
binders, 7  North  Pearl,  h.  415  Wash.  ave. 
Hallenbeck  Dewitt  C.  printer,  h.  47  Bleecker 
Hallenbeck  Gilbert  G.  boatman,  h.  143  Third 
Hallenl  eck  Henrietta,  tailoress,  h.  33  Westerlo 
Hallenbeck  Henry  B.  carman,  h.  102  Jeflerson 
Hallenbeck  Isaac,  pianofortemaker,  h.  152  Eagle 
Hallenbeck  Jacob,  blacksmith,  h.  12  Catharine 
Hallenbeck  .Jacob  H.  matchfactory,    Broadway 

corner  Cherry 
Hallenbeck  James,  postmaster  and  grocer,  Co- 
lumbia near  Broadway,  Green  bush 
Hallenbeck  James,  carman,  h.  354  Clinton  ave. 
Hallenbeck  James  M.  flour  and  com,  mer.   67 
Quay  and  hay  scales,  Hudson  c.  High,  h.  30 
Maiden  lane 
Hallenbeck  John,  4th  dist.  police,  b.  79  S.  Pearl 
Hallenbeck  John,  mason,  house  102  u.  Spring 
Hallenbeck  Lawrence,  mason,  h.  146  u.  Spring 
Halllenbeck  Louisa,  boarding  house,  321  State 
Hallenbeck  {Ma>'tin)  &   Cunningham  (Aiidrciu), 
mowing  machines,  Johnson  corner  Philip, 
house  177  Hamilton 
Hallenbeck  Matthew  I.  grain  and  produce,  7 

Hudson,  house  130  State 
Hallenbeck  Matthew  0.  hayscales,  b.  30  Maid.  I'n 
Hallenbeck  Nicholas,    blacksmith,    Bethlehem 

road,  house  100  Franklin 
Hallett  Ann,  widow,  Albion  Cottage,  Lydius  n. 

Partridge 
Hallett  Henry,  butcher,  house  Albion  Cottage, 

Lydius  near  Partridge 
Halley  Charles  A.  student,  bds.  Empire  House 
Halley  E.  Rev.  house  24  First 
Halliday  James  K.  carpenter,  house  111  Hawk 
Halliday  Joseph  W.  watchmaker,  h.  46  Westerlo 
Halliwell  Edward,  currier,  365  Broadway,  house 

48  Dallius 
Hallman  Bessie,  seamstress,  h.  266  Wash.  ave. 
Hallman  Joseph,  baker,  bds.  266  Wash.  ave. 
Hallman  Mary,  seamtsress,  h.  266  Wash.  ave. 
Hallock  Daniel,  cartman,  bds.  270  Wash.  ave. 
Halm  G.  J.  house  42  Hudson 
Halm  G.  J.  Mrs.  physician,  house  42  Hudson 
Halpen  Daniel,  porterhouse,  248  Broadway,  h. 

56  Church 
Halpen  Ellen,  widow,  house  144  Arch 
Halpen  John,  laborer,  h.  118  Arch 
Halpen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  Clinton 
Halpen  Sarah,  widow,  house  7  Morton 
Halpen  William  P.  alcohol,  camphene,  &c.  205 

BrofSdway,  house  14  South  Lansing 
Halpin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  37  Canal 


Halse  Charles  S.  engineer,  house  101  First 
Halse  Henry,  foreman  at  McCoy  &  Clark's,  h. 

176  Second 

Halse  William  C.  gardener,  h.  121  Lumber 
Halse  William   C.   jr.   stovemounter,   house  21 

Quackenbush 
Halsey  Jas.  moroccodresser,  h.  Church  c.  Plumb 
Halsey  {Stephen  R.)  &  Washburn  {Stephen  F.), 

grain,  &c.  122  Pier,  house  at  New  York 
Halstead  Catharine  Mrs.  house  62  Beaver 
Halstead  Harmans,  clerk,   560   Broadway,  bds. 

177  State 

Halsted  Andrew  C.  stage  proprietor,  43  Broad- 
way and  65  Liberty,  house  60  Westerlo 
Halton  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  15  Morton 
Halton  Philip,  grocer,  house  353  Bowery 
Halwick  Christopher,  peddler,  h.  31  Bowery 
Ham  Chester   G.    bookkeeper   Western   freight 

depot,  house  39  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Ham  Henry,  carpenter,  house  40  La  Fayette 
Ham  Robert  C.  blacksmith,  34  Swan,  h.  do. 
Hamburgh  Bernard,  peddler,  house  73  Westerlo 
Hamburger  Jacob,  tailor,  104  South  Pearl,  house 

89  Herkimer 
Hamburger  Moses,  whole,  liquors,  73  Hamilton 
Hamburgh  A.-  L.  jeweler,  house  77  Hamilton 
Hamburgh  Bernard  Mrs.  widow,  h.  117  Arch 
Hamill  John,  gaslitter,  house  348  Lydius 
Hamilton  Al'r'xander,  shoemaker,  li'.  75  Renssel'r 
Hamilton  Alexander,  painter,  h.  2  Lark,  Arb.  h. 
Hamilton  Andrew,  mason,  house  15  Chapel 
Hamilton  James,  mason,  h.  Chapel  cor.  Orange 
Hamilton  Jamin,  physician,  h.  100  Herkimer 
Hamilton  John,  stonecutter,  house  15  Chapel 
Hamilton  John,  mason,  house  321  Westerlo 
Hamilton  Matthew,  1st  dist.  police,  h.  73  Dallius 
Hamilton  Robert  M.   ins.  agent,  444  Broadway, 

bds.  21  High 
Hamilton  Rosanna,  widow,  house  43  Liberty 
Hamilton  Roswell,  teamster,  b.  33  Ten  Broeck 
Hamilton  Silas  B.  president  Commercial  Ins.  Co. 

448  Broadway,  house  3  Pine 
Hamilton  Thomas,  mason,  house  15  Chapel 
Hamilton  William,  clerk,  444  B'way,  bds.  3  Pine 
Hamlin  {John  S.)  &  Crouch  {Charles  P.),  grocers 

and  crockery,  B'way,  G'bush,  bds.  Wash.  do. 
Hamlin  R.  C.  cooper,  63  Quay,  house  Greenbush 
Hammas  Joseph  M.  furnaceman,  house  Knox 

near  Orange 
Hammas  Mathias,  laborer,  h.  Delaware  n.  Eagle 
Hammick  John,  blacksmith,  h.  301  Hamilton 
Hammill  George  S.  clerk,  462  Broadway,  house 

61  Grand 
Hammill  James,  paperhanger,  house  118  Church 
Hammond  Andrew,  barber,  h.  rear  69  Lydius 
Hammond  Eliza,  widow,  house  141  Lumber 
Hammond  George,  teamster,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Hammond  James,  confectioner,  h.  1  Franklin 
Hammond  James,  paperhanger,  house  Church 
Hammond  Stephen  H.  deputy  attorney  general, 

office  State  Hall,  house  68  Jay 
Hamjjton  Francis,  teamster,  house  1  Warren 
Hanay  William  H.  wagonmaker,  55  Hamilton, 

house  1 5  Bleecker  [Rensselaer 

Hancock  John,  boilermaker,  bds.  Church  corner 
Hancox  Jesse,  bds.  12  Lumber 
Hand  Almira  Miss,  house  at  Bath 
Hand  Bradford  W.  pianofortes,  45  S.  Pearl,  bds. 

68  Hudson  [h.  55  Hawk 

Hand  Edward,  dep.  supt.  bank  dept.  State  Hall, 
Hand  John,  house  Snipe  corner  Lumber 
Hand  John  A.  bookkeeper.  Learned  c.  Thacher, 

house  10  Wilson 
Hand  Margaret,  widow,  h.  15  Clinton  avenue 
Hand  Samuel,  attorney.  Exchange  building,  h. 

185  State 
Handel  Andrew,  tailor,  4  Morton 


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ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


Handler  Henry,  grocer,  274  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Handley  James,  carpenter,  house  25  Spruce 
Handley  John,  laborer,  house  26  Mortou 
Handley  Robert,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  3  Chestnut 
Handrihan  Peris,  laborer,  house  165  (Jhurch 
Hanegan  David,   shipcarpenter,   house  31  Van 

Schaick 
Hanegan  George,  blacksmith,  h*.r.  158  Colonie 
Hanegan  James,  fireman,  house  75  Colonie 
Hanegan  John,  laborer,  laouse  75  Colonie 
Haner  Derrick  C.  boitmaii,  house  195  Green 
Haner  Valentine,  shoemaker,  house  51  Clinton 
Haney  Barnard,  clerk,  house  Broadway  above 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Hank  John,  moulder,  bds.  110  Hamilton 
Hannigan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  35  Rensselaer 
Hanlein  Moses,  grocer,  29  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Hanlin  James,  laborer,  h.  35  Van  Schaick 
Hanlon  John,  laborer,  house  300  Hamilton 
Hanlon  Patrick,  barkeeper,  h.  3  Plain  continued 
Hanlon  Patrick,  mason,  house  148  Third 
Hanlon  Philip,  grocer,  246  North  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hanna  John,  laborer,  house  183  North  Pearl 
Hannagan  John,  laborer,  house  Harrison  near 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hannah  James,  shoemaker,  house-62  Church 
Hannah  James,  pavei-,  house  226  South  Pearl 
Hannah  James  Mrs.  widow,  house  1  Warren 
Hannah  William,  tailor,  house  28  Van  Schaick 
Hannan  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  31  Van  Woert 
Haunan  J  »mes  Mrs.  house  129  Eagle 
Hannan  Joanna,  widow,  house  22  Van  Zandt 
Hannan  John,  laborer,  house  268  North  Pearl 
Hannan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  243  N.  Pearl 
Hannay  David,  harnessmaker,  h.  142  Franklin 
Hannifan  Alexander,  house  3  Warren 
Hanning  Charles,  furrier,  house  47  South  Ferry 
Hanny  Patrick,  moulder,  house  95  Van  Woert 
Hanraha  James,  laborer,  house  47  Bassett 
Hanrahan  Jeremiah,  cooper,  house  86  Church 
Hanrihan  Cornelius,  moulder,  h.  6  Foundry  pi. 
Hanrihan  Timothy,  laborer,  bds.  5  Foundry  pi. 
Hans  Henry,  carpenter,  house  1 1  Onet's  alley 
Hans  Jacob,  funiaceman,  house  96  Willett 
Hans  Michael,  moulder,  house  137  Swan 
Hans  Peter,  clothier,  24  S.  Pearl,  h.  124  Eagle 
Hansard  Thomas,  mason,  house  192  Orange 
Hansen  Nicholas,  attorney,  1  Douw's  Building 
Happ  Geoi'ge,  baker,  house  100  Lark 
Happle  Martino,  bookkeeper,  house  30  Clinton, 

Bethlehem 
Harbeck  John  H.    {Harheck  &  Co.),  staves,  30 

Pier,  house  at  New  York 
Harbeck  John  H.  jr.  staves  30  Pier 
Harbeck  Sarah,  widow,  house  207  State      [State 
Harbeck  Wm.   clerk.  Commercial  Hotel,  h.  207 
Harbeck  Wm.  H.  (.Harbeck  &  Co.),  staves,  30 

Pier,  house  at  New  York 
Harbinger  George,  furnaceman,  house  Western 

turnpike  near  Perry 
Harcle  Cath.  widow,  h.  Plank  road  near  Perry 
Harcourt  John  R.  clerk,  N.  Jersey  Steamboat  Co. 

283  Broadway,  house  at  Mount  Hope 
Harcourt  John  W.  agent  New  Jersey  Steamboat 

Co.  283  Broadway,  house  at  Mount  Hope 
Harcourt  Richard,  clerk,  636  Broadway,  b.  182 

North  Pearl 
Hardcorn  George,  gardener,  Delaware  n.  Eagle 
Harden  Michael,  carman,  house  226  Jefferson 
Harden  Morris,  coachman,  house  5  Grand  alley 
Harden  Nancy,  widow,  house  170  upper  Spring 
Harder  Jerome,  laborer,  house  rear  41  Mulberry 
Harder  Mary,  washing  and  ironing,  h.  r.  1 67  Third 
Hardie  Edmund,  sailmaker,  36  Quay,  house  49 

Cherry 
Hardie  Robert,  steam  engine  and  boiler  manu- 
factory, 93  Broadway,  house  75  Dallius 


Harding  John  J.  barber,  217  Bowery,  house  166 

upper  Spring 
Hardis  Harwick,  butcher,  836  B'way,  h.  838  do. 
Hardisty  Geo.  W.  printer,  h.  W.  Ferry  c.  Philip 
Hardie  Gabriel,  shoemaker,  house  164  Broad 
Hardy  Francis  T.  mason,  house  276  Hamilton 
Hardy  William  J.  &  Co.  livery  stable,  house  66 

Soiith  Lansing 
Hare  George,  carman,  house  57  Knox 
Hare  John,  cigarmaker,  house  143  Lark 
Hare  Joseph,  teamster,  bds.  54  La  Fayette 
Hare  Natlianiel  D.  bank  department.  State  Hall, 

bds.  Dunlop  House 
Hare   Norman,   clerk,  68  Washington  avenue, 

house  124  upper  Spring 
Hargdorn  John,  paperhanger,  h.  170  Jefferson 
Harlan  John,  tailor,  bds.  32  Canal 
Harley  Alfred,  engineer,  81 1  Broadway 
Harley  Catharine,  widow,  house  799  Broadway 
Harley  Edward,  drygoods,  813  B'way,  h.  do. 
Harley  Edward,  machinist,  b.  799  Broadway 
Harlin  William,  laborer,  house  8  N.  Lansing 
Harlow  Addison   S.  physician,  710  Broadway, 

bds.  692  do. 
Harlow  James  T.  shoemaker,  bds.  33  Hawk 
Harman  Valentine,  laborer,  house  32  Bowery 
Harmor  Samuel,  mason,  house   86  ¥   Hamilton 
Harnet  Daniel,  laborer,  house  111  Broad 
Haron Edward,  tinsmith,  h.  59  Broad,  Bt^thlehem 
Harper  Robert,  vegetables,  90  State,  house  Lydi- 

us,  near  Partridge 
Harper  Wm.  M.  boatman,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Harrell  Simeon  L.  clerk,  39  State,  b.  99  Grand 
Harrigan  Daniel,  smelter,  house  10  Cross 
Harrigan  Hugh,  porterhouse,  221  Broadway 
Harrigan  James,  blacksmith,  house  394  Lydius 
Harrigan  John,  laborer,  houee  43  Second 
Harrigan  John,  furniture,   591    Broadway,  and 

grocer,  22  Canal,  house  do. 
Harrigan  John,  376JJroadway,  h  Pine  c.  Chapel 
Harrigan  John  J.  clerk,  bds.  22  Canal 
Harrigan  Mark  Mrs.  house  89  South  Pearl 
Harrigan    {Mark)    &    Brady   (Thomas),    horse- 

shoers,  Herkimer,  cor.  Church,  h.  196  Green 
Harrigan  Alatthew,  laborer,  house  52  Church 
Harrigan  Michael  D.  carpenter,  h.  30 IN.  Pearl 
Harrigan  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  158  Jefferson 
Harrigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  61  Nucella 
Harrigan  Patrick,  laborer,  hofise  101  Hamilton 
Harrigan  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.  158  Jefferson 
Harrigan  Thomas,  coachman,  house  39  Canal 
Harrigan  Wm.  laborer,  house  23  Odell 
Harrington  Charles,  boatman,  house  40  John 
Harrington  Maria,  widow,  house  260  Hudson 
Harrington  W.  H.  shoemaker,  h.  43  Van  Schaick 
Harris  Alexander,  peddler,  house  235  S.  Pearl 
Harris  Alfred  W.  clerk,  house  2  Pine 
Harris  Ann  J.  widow,  bds.  110  North  Pearl 
Harris  Andrew  A.  baggagemaster  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  16  Jackson 
Harris  Brothers  {Enoch  S.  &  Wilbur  F.),  fancy 

goods,  408  Broadway 
Harris  Charles  L.  house  3  Ten  Broeck 
Harris  Daniel,  paperhangings  andwindowshades, 

8  Green,  house  235  Lumber  [64  Lydius 

Harris  Edwin,  watchmaker,  480  Broadway,  house 
Harris  Edwin  A.  furniture,  126  State,  house  3 

Ten  Broeck 
Harris  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  107  Lumber 
Harris  Enoch  S.  {Harris  Brothers)  h.  Eagle  n. 

Lancaster 
Harris  George  &   Son   {Henry),  livery  stables, 

Maiden  lane,  cor.  James,  house  2  Pine 
Harris  George  0.  clerk.  Maiden  lane,  cor.  James, 

bds.  2  Pine 
Harris  Hamilton  {Reynolds,  Cochrane  &  H.),  at- 
torneys, 41  North  Pearl,  house  722  B'way 


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Harris  Henry,  clerk,  486  B'way,  h.  79  Third 
Harris  Henry  (G.  Harris  &  Son),  livery,  Maiden 

lane,  lor.  James,  house  2 Columbia  place 
Harris  Henry  C.  mason,  house  71  Beaver 
Harris   Ira,   counsellor,   41  North  Pearl,  house 

Eagle,  corner  State. 
Harris  James  A.  printer,  house  32  West  Ferry 
Harris  James  R.  (J.  HarrisSc  Son),  h.  133  Lj^dius 
Harris  Jeanette  A.  widow.  Louse  110  N.  Pearl 
Harris  John  &  Son  (James  R.),  cigarstore,  510 

Broadway,  house  89  Hamilton 
Harris  M.  M.  Mrs.  widow,  67  Hamilton 
Harris  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  172  Sand 
Harris  Rebecca  Mrs.  matron  at  Alms  House 
Harris  Robt.  bookkeeper,  359  B'way,  b.  189  State 
Harris   Samuel  C.  [Woolcy  &  H.),   cooper,  120 

Washington  avenue,  house  122  do. 
Harris  Stephen  Mrs.  boarding  liouse,  71  Beaver 
Harris  Wilbur  F.  [Harris  Brothers)  bds.   19  Jay 
Harris  Wm.  L.  brakeman,  house  87  Bleecker 
Harrison  Catharine,  widow,  house  309  Hamilton 
Harrison  Dennis,  paperhanger,  bds.  100  Canal 
Harrison  George  Mrs.  house  11  Bleecker  place 
Harrison  James,  shoemaker,   132  South  Pearl, 

house  147  Green 
Harrison  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  100  Canal 
Harrison  John,  clerk,  bds.  147  Green 
Harrison  John,  clerk,  bds.  58  Canal 
Harrison  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  147  Green 
Harrison  John  S.  silverplater,  h.  7  Bleecker  pi. 
Harrison  Julia,  widow,  house  100  Canal 
Harrison  Patrick  F.  boilermaker,  li.  85  Canal 
Harrison  Robert  H.  engineer,  bds.  100  Canal 
Harrison,  see  Harison 
Harrop  Robert,  carpenter,  house  314  State 
Harslet  Ernst,  laborer,  h.  266  K  Washington  ave. 
Hart  Bai-bara,  confectioner,  224  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Hart  Charles,  cigarmaker,  bds.  153  Broadway 
Hart  Charles,  farmer,  house  24  Teunis 
Hart  Eugene,  house  244  Hudson  [Hawk 

Hart  Fredeiick,  bookkeeper  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  h.  88 
Hart  Henry,  waiter,  house  175  Second 
Hart  Jacob,  bartender,  266  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hart  James,  laborer,  house  108  Broad 
Hart  James,  variety  store,  23  Steuben,  house  do. 
Hart  James,  grocer,  180  Lydius,  h.  65  Jefferson 
Hart  James,  cigarmaker,  bds.  Tivoli  hollow 
Hart  John,  clerk  superintend'ts  office,  City  Hall, 

house  44  Second 
Hart  John,  carman,  house  86  Third 
Hart  John,  laborer,  house  47  Arch 
Hart  John,  mason,  bds.  Tivoli  hollow 
Hart  Matthew,  porter,  2  State,  bds.  —  Arch 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  house  161  Broadway 
Hart  Michael,  switchman,  house  72  Orange 
Hart  Michael,  jr.,  cigarmaker,  bds.  Tivoli  hollow 
Hart  Patrick,  boilermaker,  house  46  Dallius 
Hart  Patrick,  laborer,  house  73  Lawrence 
Hart  Patrick,  grocer,  21  Lark  cor.  Tliird,  h.  do. 
Hart  Patrick,  porterhouse,  192  Green,  house  do. 
Hart  Philip,  cabinetmaker,  house  96  Arch 
Hartfield  Frank,  bookkeep'r,  570  B'dway,  bds.  do. 
Hartigau  James,  laborer,  house  49)4  La  Fayette 
Hartigan  Lawrence,  grocer,  53  Church,  house  do. 
Hartley  Edward,  clerk,  h.  144  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Hartley  HaQuah,  widow,  house  85  Bowery 
Hartley  Jonathan  (Hartley  &  Sons),  h.  33  S.  Pearl 
Hartley  (Joseph)  &   Sons  {Joseph  jr.,  and  Jona- 
than), dry  goods,  33  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Hartley  Joseph  jr.  (Hartley  &  Sons),  h.  33  S.  Pearl 
Hartley  William  L  tilemaker,  bds.  85  Bowery 
Hartman  Caspar,  silversmith,  house  126  Sand 
Hartman  Christian,  blacksmith,  h.  187  Bowery 
Hartman  Henry,  farmer,  h.  6  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Hartman  Philip,  painter,  liou.'^e  30  Tenuis 
Hartman  Wm.  pianomaker,  house  18  Jackson 


Hartmann  Adam,  blacksmith,  house  34  Morton 
Hartmann  Louis,  liquors,  42  Bowery,  liouse  do. 
Hartmann  Peter  L.  groc^^r,  205  Bowery,  house  do. 
Hartness  &  Co.  (James  A.  Wilson),  soap  and  can- 
dles, Chapel  cor.  Canal 
Hartness  H.  A.  widow,  house  67  Clinton  avenue 
Hartnett  E.  &  M.  Misses,  millinery,  &c.,  49  South 

Pearl,  house  5  Plain 
Hartnett  John,  laborer,  house  42  Rensselaer 
Hartnett  John  B.  porkpacker.  Rose  cor.  Hamil- 
ton, house  250  Bowery 
Hartnett  Martha,  widow,  nouse  45  Van  Woert 
Hartnett  Mary  (E.  &  M.  Hartnett),  millinery,  49 

South  Pearl,  house  5  Plain 
Hartnett  Morris,  laborer,  bds.» —  Montgomery 
Hartnett  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  Gansevoort 
Hartnett  Timothy,  laborer,  house  Rensselaer  n. 

Green 
Hartnett  Wm.  moulder,  house  42  Rensselaer 
Hartnett  Wm.  store  and  market,  246  Bowerv,  h. 
250  do.  [Hawk,  house  5  Plain 

Hartnett  William  A.  meat  market,  Hudson  cor. 
Hartpance  Enoch,  at  agricultural  works,  bds.  5 

Dallius 
Hartwell  James,  shoemaker,  house  50  Colonie 
Harty  Daniel,  flagman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  house  19 

Jackson 
Harty  Sarah,  widow,  house  14  John 
Harvey  Chas.  S.  engineer,  house  215  Hamilton 
Harvey  Eveline,  widow,  house  212  Hamilton 
Harvey  Frank  V   house  212  Hamilton 
Harvey  .John,  plumber,  163  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Harvey  Patrick,  plumber,  bds.  163  Broadway 
Harvey  Robert  W.  bookkeeper,  26  Green,  bds. 

25  Dallius 
Harvey  William,  physician,  house  10  Norton 
harvey  William,  clerk,  3  Norton,  house  10  do. 
Harvie  James,  blacksmith,  house  85  Church 
Harwood  James,  shoemaker,  bds.  208  Broadway 
Harz  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  house  75  Dove 
Hasbrouck  Beverly  R.  clerk  comptroller's  office, 

State  Hall,  house  102  Lancaster 
Hascy  P.  V.  R.  clerk,  55  State,  bds.  74  Lumber 
Hascy  Nelson,  house  74  Lumber 
Hascy  Oscar  L.  clerk,  house  74  Lumber 
Haskell  H.  C.  bookkr,  4  Pruyn,  bds.  12  Liberty 
Haskell  Stephen  H.  painter,  bds.  20  Bleecker 
Haskell  Stephen  J.  tador,  house  20  Bleecker 
Haskell  Wm.  A.  coachman,  h.  17  La  Fayette 
Haskell  Wm.   H.  bookkeeper.   Mechanics'  and 

Farmers'  Bank,  house  19  Exchange 
Haskell  William  P.  carpenter,  house  30  Third 
Haskins  Felix,  teamster,  house  258  Hudson 
Haskins  Henry  R.  bds.  669  Broadway 
Haslet  William,  laborer,  bds.  72  Van  Woert 
Hassor  Jacob,  laborer,  house  5  Day 
Hastings  Fred.  H.  (successor  to  Seth  H.  &  Son), 
cotton  manufacturer,  office  5  Douw's  Build- 
ing, house  at  Brainerd's 
Hastings  Horace  M.  attorney,  bds.  51  N.  Pearl 
Hastings  Hugh  J.  editor.  Museum  Bldg.,  house 

178  State 
Hastings  &   Co.   (Robert  &   William  Hastings), 
publishers  Albany  Knickerbocker,  1  'A  Green 
house  178  State  [59  Division 

Hastings  John,  printer,  Museum  building,  house 
Hastings  Richard,  publisher,  house  37  Hudson 
Hastings  Richard,  whitener,  house  37  Hudson 
Hastings  Robert  (Hastings  &  Co.),  IX  Green,  h. 

40  First 
Hastings  Sarah,  widow,  house  15  Chapel 
Hastings  Thos.  news  depot.  Museum  Building,  h. 

92  Eagle 
Hastings  William  (R.  M.  Griffin  &  Co.),  publish- 
ers Albany  Evening  Standard,  Museum  Bldg, 
house  12  Norton 
Haswell  Ann,  widow,  liouse  147  Green 


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ALBANYi[H]      DIRECTOEY 


Haswell  Henry  B.  house  101  South  Pearl 
Haswell  Hugh  H.  bds.  147  Green 
Haswell  John  E.  2d  district  police,  h.  159  Lydius 
Haswell  (Justus)  &  Chapman  {Morgan  L.),  gro- 
cers, Lvdius  cor.  Pearl,  and  Surrogate,  office 

City  Hall,  house  99  South  Pearl 
Hatch  Albert,  tailor,  76  S.  Pearl,  h.  74  do. 
Hatch  Kautfman,  shoemaker,  155  South  Pearl,  h. 

174  South  Pearl 
Hatch  Lipman,  peddler,  house  176  South  Pearl 
Hatch  Silas,  brakeinan,  house  80  Lumber 
Hatcher  George,  engineer,  house  75  Nucella 
Hatcher  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Hatcher  Hiram,  machinist,  bds.  75  Cherry 
Hatcher  Thomas,  bootmaker,  h   Ferry,  Greenb'h 
Hatcher  William,  machinist.  Louse  75  Cherry 
Hatten  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  139  Grand 
Hatter  Hermann,  tailor,  house  248  South  Pearl 
Hatter  Joseph,  tailor,  house  248  South  Pearl 
Hattersley  Robert,  toy  factory,  86  First 
Haubrich  John,  peddler,  house  77  Bradford 
Hauf  Henry,  baker,  349  State,  liousc-  do. 
Haughey  Owen,  miller,  house  16  Van  Schaack 
Haughton  William,  painter,  house  193  Spruce 
Haunsteen  Jacob,  clerk,  bds.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
Hansen  Henry,  painter,  house  42  Philip 
Hausler  Casper,  tailor,  liouse  107  Sand 
Hausler  Charles,  baker,  biU.  142  Soutli  Pearl 
Hausman  Martin,  baker,  41  Bowery,  liouse  do. 
Haven  Jeremiah  D.  bds.  63  Lodge 
Haven  Robert  G.  carpenter,  bds.  63  Lodge 
Havens  Augustus,  carpenter,  liouse  320  Lumber 
Havens  Benj.  F.  carpenter,  h.  2  Knox,  Arb.  hill 
Havens  David  Y.  carpenter,  bds.  320  Lumber 
Havens  Hamilton  M.  carpenter,  liouse  114  Swan 
Haverseed  John,  peddler,  house  2'j7  S.  Pearl 
Havey  Daniel,  boatman,  house  at  Greenbush 
Havicdi  Cornelius,  laborer,  hou-e  155  Sand 
Hawe  John  A.  attorney,  bds.  232  State 
Hawe  Matthew,  coo2>er,  63  Liberty,  58  Union,  and 

Arch  near  GresH,  house  102  Lydius 
Hawes  George,  clerk,  house  46  La  Fayette 
Hawes  Isaac  1.  house  23  Great  Western  turnpike 
Hawes  John,  laborer,  house  28  Bradford 
Hawes  Stephen,  laborer,  house  29  Bradford 
Hawkins  George,  whitewasher,  h.  92  Schuyler 
Hawkins  Henry,  pork  packer,  599  Broadway,  h. 

12  Van  Tromp  t 

Hawkins  {Horace  B.)  &  Van  Antwerp  {William,  I 

M.),  beef  and  pork,  365  Broadway,  house  156  | 

Washington  avenue 
Hawkins  William,  tinsmith,  bds.  14  Lodge 
Hawley  Aaron,  fiirmer,  Delaware  turnpike  near 

Morton 
Hawley  Augustus,  clerk,  bds.  19  Lancaster 
Hawley  W.  Austm  clerk  114  Pier,  bds.  47  Union 
Hawley  Charles  E.  surgical  iustrumentmaker, 

liouse  105  Upper  Spring 
Hawley  Cyrus,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Hawley  David  A.  exchange  office,  17  Exchange 

Building,  house  47  Union 
Hawley  Elias  Y.  {Spangcnhergh  &  H.),  cutler,  28 

Beaver,  house  63  Lodge 
Hawley  G.  A.  clerk,  453  B'way,  bds.  19  Jay 
Hawley  George  G.  {Arnold,  Folsom  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 19  Lumber  district,  h.  at  Glens  Falls 
Hawley  Gideon,  h.  673  Broaaway 
Hawley  Henry  Q.  gasworks,  44  State,  house  734 

Broadway 
Hawley  Henry  Q.  &  Co.  steam  planing  mill,  n. 

Patroon's  creek 
Hawley  Marietta,  widow,  house  10  Wilson 
Hawley  Nathan,  attorney,  23  Douw's  Building, 

house  Delaware  turnpike 
Hawley  Shaw  Y.   {Willctt  &  H.),   attorney,  80 

State,  house  154  Broad 
Hawley  Wm.  C.  clerk  IN.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  19  High 


Hayden  Ann,  widow,  house  131  Hamilton 
Hayden  Mary,  widow,  house  226  South  Pearl 
Hayden,  see  Hadcn,  also  Heydon 
Hayes  Bartholomew,  shoemaker,  h   141  Swan 
Hayes  Catharine,  witlow,  house  32  Eagle 
Hayes  Catharine,  widow,  house  130  Water 
Hayes  Erlward,  butcher,  house  256  Bowery 
Hayes  Ellen,  widow,  house  93  Church 
Hayes  James,  laborer,  h  46  North  Lansing 
Hayes  John,  laborer,  bds.  4G  North  Lausmc; 
Hayes  Jolm,  printer,  bds.  82  Bleecker 
Hayes  John,  tailor,  bds.  35  Montgomery 
Hayes  Lucy  J.  widow  of  Wm.  E.  house  22  Jay 
Hayes  Mary,  widow,  house  25  Howard 
Hayes  Mary  Ann,  widow,  liouse  147  Broad 
Hayes  Patrick,  laborer,  house  165  Church 
Hayes  Richard,  engineer,  bds.  799  Broadway 
Hayes  Tliomas,  attorney,  71  State,  h.  102  Lark 
Hayes  Thomas,  grocer.  North  Albany,  h.  do. 
Hayes  Tiniothy,  printer,  house  32  Eagle 
Hayes  William,  laborer,  li.  Second  avenue,  near 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hayner  iillen,  widow,  house  192  Broadway 
Haynes  John  {Smith  &  H.)  flour,  feed  and  lum- 
ber, 148  South  Pearl,  house  46  Chapel 
Hays  James,   boilermaker,  house   Church  cor. 

Rensselaer 
Hays  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  3  Foundry  place 
Hays  Thomas,  butcher,  h.  421  Wash,  avenue 
Hays  William,  laborer,  h.  rear  33  Van  Woert 
Hayt  James  0.  blacksmith,  20  Church  house  14 

South  Ferry 
Hayt  Stephen  T.  {Towner  &  II.)  lumber  dealers, 

18  Lumber  district,  house  at  Corning 
Hayt  William  W.  bookkeeper,  h.  198  N.  Pearl 
Hazeltine  Stillman,  capt.  4lh  dist.  j)olice,  house 

331  State 
Hazen  Jacob  T.  house  168  Third 
Hazen  Jasper  Rev.  house  168  Third 
Head  Patrick,  laborer,  house  12  Clinton 
Headenback  Joseph,  grocer,  h.  Van  Vechten,  c. 

Teunis 
Headlam  William  &  Son  ( William jr.),'li\va}3er, 

Water,  cor.  Lumber,  h.  i80^  North  Pearl 
Headlam  Wilbam  jr.  {W.  Headlam  &  Son),  bds. 

180>^  North  Pearl 
Heald  Charles  W.  physician,  h.  251  Hamilton 
Healey  George  H.  clerk,  420  Broadway,  house 

100  Church 
Healey  Sarah,  widow,  house  91  Dallius 
Heamer  John,  laborer,  house  162  Bowery 
Heaney  Philip,  laborer,  house  48  Van  Schaick 
Hearn  John  A.  liquor  dealer,  h.  35  Columbia 
Hearns  Dennis,  house  Tivoli  Hollow 
Heath  James  P.  printer,  bds.  178  Hamilton 
Heaxt  Aaron  D.    {Schuyler  &  Co.),  grocers,  88 

Bassett,  house  92  do. 
Hebden  John,  laborer,  house  850  Broadway 
Heck  Henry,  cigarmaker,  house  119  Bowery 
Heck  John,  cigarmaker,  house  127  Snipe 
Hecker  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  house  127  Snipe 
Hecker  Peter,  laborer,  house  164  Bowery 
Hedinger  Christian,  grocer,  house  198  Bowery 
Hedinger  Frederic,  teamster,  house  165  Orange 
Hedinger  George,  carman,  house  198  Bowery 
Hedley  Anthony,  telegraph  repairer,  448  B'way, 

house  199  do. 
Hedrick  Frederick,  brewer,  house  354  Bowery 
Heed  Isaac  M.  shoemaker,  37  Green,  house  255 

Hudson 
Heeker  Peter,  blacksmith,  21  Lark,  house  rear  1 

Bowery 
Heelan  Edward,  mason,  house  72  Canal 
Heenan  Catharine,  widow,  house  131  Canal 
Heenen  John  cigarmaker,  house  8  Broad 
Heeney  John,  carman,  house  60  Dove 
Heeney  Lawrence,  brickmaker,  h.  160  Colonie 


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Heeney  Mary,  widow,  house  91  Orange 
Heeney  William,  laborer,  house  135  BMrst 
Heeney  William,  carpenter,  house  15  lileecker 
Ileermance  Cornelius  J.  sawliler,  6  Plain,  h.  4  do. 
Heffernan  James,  b'ding  and  lodging,  85  Quay 
Hetfernan  Jiimes  J.  painter,  house  53  Bassett 
Heffernan  John  Mrs.  h.  6  North  Lansing 
Heffernan  Martin,  laborer,  house  129  Franklin 
Hefl'ernan  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  ITS  Clin.  ave. 
Heffernan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  North  Albany 
Heideureich  Conrad,  tailor,  house  113  Sand 
Heiksel  Charles,  house  46  South  Ferry 
Heilbrun  Isaac,  butcher,  house  98  Franklin 
Hein  Henry,  cooper,  house  24  Soutli  Ferry 
Heinemann  Rachel,  widow,  house  235  S.  Pearl 
Heinmiller  Henry,  baker,  Clinton  c.  Delaware, 

house  Shaker  road 
Heinmiller  John,  baker,  house  349  State 
Heins  Coiu'ad,  cigarmaker,  house  120  Arch 
Heinze  William,  physician,  house  271  Elm 
Heinzenberg  John,  turner,  h.  331  North  Pearl 
Heisler  Martin,  tailor,  house  73  Alexander 
Heisner  George,  furnacemau,  h.  220  Wash.  ave. 
Heister  Tobias,  (Jarver,  house  317  Hamilton 
Heitzman  Peter,  house  rear  7  Bowery 
Held  Christian,  barber,  99  S.  Pearl,  h.  112  do. 
Held  Conrad,  printer,  house  170  Bowery 
Held  Georse,  barber,  house  87  Elm 
Helfinger  Frank,  laborer,  h.  r.  443  Wash.  ave. 
Helle  Adam,  laborer,  h.  220  Washington  avenue 
Hellenbeck  Cornelius  H.  cabinetmaker,  house  7 

Lumber 
Heller  Jacob,  hairdresser,  h.  1 53  upper  Spring 
Heller  Louis,  porterhouse,  208  Wasli.  avenue 
Heller  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  281  Wash,  avenue 
Heller  William,  baker,  81  Bowery,  house  do. 
Hellers  Louis,  porterhouse,  208  Washington  av- 
enue, house  do. 
Helliwell  Edward  {Cunningham  &  H.),  curriers, 

365  Broadway,  house  48  Dallius 
Hellsler  John,  laborer,  house  151  Sand 
Helme  Andrew,  laborer,  house  79  Sand 
Helme  Henry,  pianofortemaker,  bds.  289  State 
Helme  Joseph,  wheelwright,  16  Bowery,  h.  10  do 
Helme  Joseph  J.  mission  house  school,  140  up. 

Spring,  house  289  State 
Helmerath  John  A.    broommaker,    house    534 

Clinton  avenue 
Helmich  Martin,  tailor,  house  144  Jay 
Helmis  Thomas,  waiter,  house  57  Howard 
Helt  Christian,  boardinghouse,  8  Quackenbush 
Helt  .Jacob,  barber,  713  B'way,  house  66  Swan 
Hemeriss  John,  furnacemau,  h.  76  Clinton 
Hemstead  E.  Mrs.  millinery,  18  S.  Pearl,  house 

rear  3  Bradford 
Hendee  Richard  S.  {Mosely,  Lansing  &  Co.),  dry 

goods,  477  Broadway,  h.  161  N.  Pearl 
Henderer  Harman,  jr.  coachman,  h.  96  Third 
Henderer  John,  cigarmaker,  h.  185  Lumber 
Henderer  Myers,  house  121  Third 
Henderson  Joseph,  distiller,  house  12  Broadway 
Henderson  Joseph  C.  grate,  furnace,  range  and 

register  manuf.  566  B'way,  h.  113  N.  Pearl 
Henderson  Robert,  dyer,  house  226  South  Pearl 
Henderson  Robert  B.  dyer,  li.  226  South  Pearl 
Henderson  William  W.  moulder,  h.  152  Church 
Hendrick  James,  insurance  agent,  44  State,  house 

212  North  Pearl 
Hendrick  James,  varnisher,  house  408  Lydius 
Hendrick  Hugh,  butcher,  house  260  Sand 
Hendricks  Nicholas,  painter,  b.  49  South  Ferry 
Hendrickson  Aaron  M.  clerk,  134  S.  Pearl,  b.  do. 
Hendrickson  Alida  L.  dry  goods,  134  S.  Pearl 
Hendrickson  Geo.  M.  clerk,  132  S.  Pearl,  b.  do. 
Hendrickson  Jacob,   liquors,  4  Hudson,   house 

48  Philip 
Hendrickson  Matthew,  house  201  Lydius 


Hendrie  Gardiner,  moroccodresser,  h.  36  S.  Ferry 
Hendrie  George,  moroccodresser,  h.  90  Dallius 
Henebery  Mary,  widow,  grocer,  78  Franklin 
Heney  Charles,  cigarmaker,  b.  18  Quackenbush 
Heney  Hins,  tailor,  house  158  Broad 
Hengel  Conrad,  carpenter,  house  9  Bowery 
Heniy  Edward  {Stone,  Ilenlij  &  Co.),  Morning 

Express,  52  State,  house  80  Green 
Henmiller  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  h.  76  Clinton 
Hennessey  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  53  Van  Schaick 
Hennessey  James,  hostler,  house  19  Westerlo 
Hennessey  James,  laborer,  bds.  128  Water 
Hennessey  Jane,  widow,  house  152  Church 
Hennessey  John,  laborer,  house  50  Lawrence 
Hennessey  John,  moulder,  house  152  Church 
Hennessey  John,  mason,  house  219  Third 
Hennessey  John,  root  beer,  house  Schuyler  cor- 
ner FVanklin 
Hennessey  John,  laborer,  house  128  Water 
Hennessey  Michael,  bootfitter,  house  118  Dallius 
Hennessey  Patrick,  physician,  33  Hudson,  bds. 

1  Hamilton 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  33  Van  Zandt 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  14  Van  Zandt 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  183  B'way 
Hennessey  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  Schuyler  cor- 
ner Franklin 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  13  Fulton 
Hennessey  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  189  Broadway 
Hennicke  Christian  Rev.  house  77  Hamilton 
Henry  Augustus,  mason,  house  Delaware  near 

Elizabeth 
Henry  Charles,  farrier,  h.  Broadway  cor.  John 
Henry  Charles  V.   (Jacob  Henry  &  Son),  heater 
linings,  Tivoli  hollow,  h.  101  Hawk,  Arb.  h. 
Henry  Daniel,  carriagemaker,  h.  177  N.  Pearl 
Henry  Harman,  carpenter,  bds.  85  Westerlo 
Henry  Jacob,  laborer,  house  58  Delaware 
Henry  Jacob  &  Son  {C.  V.  Henry),  manufacturer 
fire  brick  and  lining^j^^li  hollow,  house 

Henry  .Jane  Mrs.  dressniill^^^Bftp  54  Willett 
Henry  Joseph  P.  slioemak^H|^^K  114  Dallius 
Henry  Thos.  bookkeeper,  sSt^mB^^vQ  works, 

house  158  Church  ^^^L    ' 

Hensel  Andrew,  moulder,  house  IW^oad 
Hensel  Jacob  Mrs.  house  191  Broad'  H{^^ 
Hensel  John,  lager  beer,  146  Broad,  liiMie  do. 
Hensel  Peter,  moulder,  house  150  Broad 
Henshaw  Charles,  bds.  ]3roadway  cor.  S.  Ferry 
Henshaw  Dennis,  moulder,  bds.  41  N.  Lansing 
Henshaw  Joseph  S.  porterhouse,  Broadway  cor. 

South  Ferry,  house  do. 
Henshaw  Richard  B.  carpenter,  b.  316  Hamilton 
Henshaw  Thomas  C.  piauomaker,  524  Broadway, 

house  48  Herkimer 
Henshaw  William,  carpenter,  h.  316  Hamilton 
Hepinstall  Alice,  teacher,  bds.  Broad 
Hepinstall  George,  leather  and  findings,  25 Hud- 
son, house  129  Hamilton 
Hepp  Peter,  laborer,  house  15  Bowery 
Herbert  George  F.  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds. 

120  Lark 
Herbert  George  H.  house  120  Lark 
Herbert  George  W.  bookkeeper,  h.  22  Westerlo 
Herbert  Joseph,  watchman  W.  R.  R.  h.  Second 

bel.  Harrison,  East  Albany 
Herbert  Oliver,   tinsmith,  house    Second  near 

Harrison,  Greenbusli 
Herbinger  Jacob,  laborer,  house  181  Spruce 
HerbstAbraham,  peddier,  house  26  Clinton 
Herbst  Andrew,  tailor,  h.  11  Gt.  Western  turnp. 
Hergenlian  F'rancis,  tracklayer,  511  Clinton  ave. 
Herkingham  Frank,  teamster,  house  447  Lydius 
Herkingham  Michael,  carman,   house  Delaware 

near  Elizabeth 
,  Herkingham  Peter,  house  447  Lydius 


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Herlehy  Francis  J.  cooper,  h.  53  South  Lansing 
Herleliy  Frank,  cooper,  house  202  Broadway 
Herlehy  Patrick,  cooper,  house  145  Canal 
Herlkorn  Antoine,  furnaceman,  h.  60  Delaware 
Herlihy  David,  bartender,  11  Maiden  lane,  house 

126  Jefferson 
Herman  Conrad,  mason,  house  'lOO  Bradford 
Herman  Francis,  deputy  supt.  Alms  House 
Herman  Geors^e,  mason,  lious?  193  Bowery 
Herman  Henry,  mason,  house  203  Bowery 
Herman  Jacob,  furnaceman,  li.  63  Alexander 
Herman  Jacob,  slioemaker,  bds.  24  Norton 
Herman  Morris,  jewelry,  7  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Hermance  Cornelius  J.  sawfiler,  6  Plain,  h.4  do. 
Hermance  Joseph  0.  piinter,  h.  92  Swan,  Arb.  li. 
Hermsdorf  Henry,  cigarmaker,  liouse  119  Arch 
Hern  John,  confectionary,  G2  !^  Green,  h.  do. 
Heron  John  N.  bookkeeper,  44  State,  b.  72  Canal 
Plerpinger  Frederick,  mulster,  house  14  Odell 
Herpinger  .Joseph,  gardener,  house  17  Odell 
Hei'pinger  Joim,  laborer,  house  13  Benjamin 
Herpinger  John,  gardener,  house  51  Odell 
Herpinger  Sebastian,  malster,  house  64  Odell 
Herrick  Abrani,  llsh  market,  house  61  Liberty 
Herrick  Augustus,  butcher,  house  West  Ferry 

near  Ontario 
Herrick  Avery,  printer,  house  106  upper  Spring 
Herrick  Castle  W.  {Herrick  &  Co.),  bds.  Eagle 

Street  Hotel 
Herrick  Christina,  widow,  house  61  Liberty 
Herrick  De  Laus  W.  {Leonard  &  //.),  coal  and 

wood,  246  Broadway,  bds.  23  Liberty 
Herrick  E.  S.  &  Son  (/.   W.),  hats,  400  Broad- 
way, house  79  Hamilton 
Herrick  Jonathan   R.   {Benjamin  &  H.),  fruits, 

351  Broadway,  bds.  151  Lydius 
Herrick  J.  W.  (A'.  S.  Herrick  &  Son),  house  211 

I;ydius 
Herrick  {Lewis  R.)  &  Co.  (C.  JV.  Herrick),  ma- 
nufs.  sugar  coated  pills,  72  State,  h.  186  do. 
Herrick  Wm.  I.  hats,  caps  and  furs,  394  Broad- 
way, house  21  Hudson 
Herschuerger  Lewis,  grocer,  275  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Herscliberger  Nathan,  shoemaker,  277  S.  Pearl 
Herrington  Joseph  jr.  butcher,  h.  395  Clinton  av. 
Herst  Henry,  moulder,  house  -227  Bowery 
Hertline  Christian,  grocer,  liouse  219  Sand 
Hertzberger  Lodewick,  fireman,   bds.  Farmers' 

Hotel,  Bath 
Herzfeld  Francis,  bookkeeper,  bds.  94  Lydius 
Herzog  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  h.  i57  Bioad 
Herzog  Henry,  shoemaker,  87  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Herzog  Jacob,  porterhouse,  35  Gi-een,  h.  do.   •' 
Heslin  Michael,  cooper,  house  86  Arch  • 

Hess  Adam,  laborer,  house  115  Bowery  ' 

Hess  Catharine,  widow,  house  53  Clinton 
Hess  Christopher,  oysters,  62  Green,  house  do. 
Hess  Jacob,  broommaker,  house  166  Bowery 
Hess  John,  engineer,  9  Exchange,  h.  16  Morton 
Hess  Moses,  cigarstore,  210  Wasli.  ave.  h.  do. 
Hess  Valentine,  broommaker,  h.  288  Wash.  ave. 
Hess  Valentine  jr.  broommaker,  bds.  288  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Hessberg  Mayer,  shoemaker,  house  125  Franklin 
Hessberg  Simon,  shoemaker,  264  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hesse  Francis  W.  house  44  John 
Hession  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  78  Third 
Hes-sion  Bridget,  widow,  house  8i  Canal 
Hetrich  Michael,  batcher,  1  Center  Market,  house 

15  Delaware  turnpike 
Hevelock  Elizabeth,  liouse  25  Howard      j 
Hevenor  Winlield  S.  {Van  Alstyne  &  Jf.), 'attor- 
ney, 4  Douw's  Building,  h.  Swan  cor.  First 
Hewes  Charles  W.  professor,  house  72  Jay 
Hewes  S.  Emilus,  architect,  443  Broa  Iway,  house 

289  Hamilton 
Hewes  Henrietta  B.  teacher,  liouse  289  Hamilton 


Hewitt  Abhy  J.  nurse,  house  44  lower  Spring 
Hewitt  John,  carman,  house  5  Westerlo 
Hewitt  Wm.  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Hewitt  Thomas,  slioemaki^r,  h.  66  Wash  ave. 
Hewitt  William,  carman,  bds.  5  Westerlo 
Hewson  Daniel  J.  house  61  Lydius 
Hewson  John  E.  moulder,  house  61  Lydius 
Hewson  Maria,  Mrs.  house  97  Herkimer 
Hewson  Morris,  laborer,  house  22  Benjamin 
Hewson  Nancy,  widow,  house  61  Lydius 
Heydon  Bateman  E.  coal  and  sawed  wood  dea- 
ler, Broadway,  Green  bush 
Heydon  Charles  J},  clerk,  476  Broadway,  bd.s. 

American  Hotel 
lliams  Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  stovemounter,  h. 

Schuyler,  near  Dallius. 
Hibbard  Truman,  cnrman,  60  North  Lansing 
Hibberd  Franklin,  stagedriver,  h.  224  Broadway 
Hickcoy    Charles   S.    bookkeeper,    Commercial 

Bank,  house  43  Philip 
Hickcox  Hamlet  H.  secretary  and  treasurer  A.  & 

S.  R.  R.  73  State,  house  9  Lancaster 
Hickcox  John  H.  assistant  librarian,  State  Li- 
brary, bouse  155  Hamilton 
Hickey  Daniel,  laborer,  house  53  Schuyler 
Hickey  Dennis,  liquor  agent.  Green  cor.  Schuy- 
ler, bds.  opposite 
Hickey  James  (Johii  Hickey  &  Bro.),  grocer,  h. 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hickey  Jocelyn,    bootmaker,   Columbia  corner 

Water,  bds.  35  Liberty 
Hickey  John  &  Bio.  {James),  grocers,  Broadway, 

also  East,  cor.  Mechaviics,  G'bush,  h.  do. 
Hickey  John,  carpenter,  house  24  Morton 
Hickey  Margaret,  widow,  house  Kirk's  alley 
Hickey  Margaret,  widow,  bds.  B'way,  G'bush 
Hickey  Michael,  bds.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hickey  Michael,  furnaceman,  h.  73  Rensselaer 
Hickey  Tiiomas,  laborer,  house  17i>  Green 
Hickey  Thomas,  bds.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hickey  Timothy,  moroccolinisher,  h.  98  Bowery 
Hicks  Maria,  widow,  nurse,  bds.  164  N.  Pearl 
Hicks  Norbury,  engineer,  house  99  Bassett 
Hicks  Russell  F.  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Hickson  John,  teamster,  house  rear  139  Grand 
Hiekson  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  house  12  Cross 
Hidleman  Joseph,  carpenter,  liouse  209  Broad 
Hidley  John  H.  music  publisiier,  musical  instru- 
ments, &c.  519  Broadway,  h.  2  Hall  place 
Hieble  Benedict,  laborer,  house  245  Sand 
Hiesler  Ewan,  moulder,  house  138  Broad 
Higbie  {Nathan  T.),  Douglass  [John)  &  Co.  lum- 
ber, 3  Lumber  district' 
Higbie  Rebecca  A.  widow,  house  252  Broadway 
Higgins  Catharine,  widow,  house  53  Mulberry 
Higgins  Edward,  peddler,  house  99  Church 
Higgins  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  50  Water 
Higgins  Ellen,  widow,  house  315  Wash.  ave. 
Higgins  Frances,  widow,  liouse  100  Orange 
Higgins  James,  laborer,  liouse  Columbia,  G'bush 
Higgins  James,  tailor,  house  33  Van  Woert 
Higgins  John,  agent  LaRose's  express,  bds.  142 

Broadway 
Higgins  John,  grocer,  16  Delaware,  house  do 
Higgins  John,  laborer,  house  126  Orange 
Higgins   Matthew  S.  clerk,  395  Broadway,  bds. 

16  Delaware 
Higgins  Michael,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Higgins  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  224  Broadway 
Higgins  Michael,  laborer,  house  1 12  Canal 
Higgins  Michael,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Higgins  M.  A.  (iawrcncc  &  ifiggms)  commission 

merchants,  317  Broadway 
Higgins  Owen,  laborer,  house  13  Lawrence 
Higgins  Thomas,  grocer,  21  Lawrence,  house  do. 
Higgins   Robert,    produce,   64    Quay    and    266 
.  Washington  avenue,  Jiouse  315  do 


ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


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Higgins  Solomon  F.  attorney,  7  N.  Pearl,  house 

89  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Higgins  {Thomas)  &  Davy  {Hugh),  wines  and 

liquors,  618  Broadway,  house  21  Lawrence 
Higgins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Water 
Higgins  Thomas,  clothing,  -21  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Higliam  Lindley,  lumber  iusp.  house  103  Colonie 
Higham  Mary,  widow,  house  130  Green 
Higham  Raymond  A.  bds.  130  Green 
Higley  Honora,  widow,  house  244  Lumber 
Higney  Edward,  boatman,  h.  81  Swan,  Arb. hill 
Hiland  Michael,  laborer,  house  133  Canal 
Hile  Margaret,  widow,  house  516  Clinton  ave. 
Hildretli  Horace,  boatman,  house  95  Church 
Hill  Allen,  printer,  house  271  State 
Hill  Anthonv  D.  paperhanger,  house  66  Hudson 
Hill  Charles"'Mrs.  house  271  State 
Hill  Charles  jr.  pressman,  house  271  State 
Hill  Cornelius,  vegetables,  43  Green,  h.  41  do. 
Hill   {Ebenezer),   Thomas    {William  G.)  &  Co. 

{James  L.  Hyatt),  lumber,  4  Lumber  dist. 
Hill  Edward  B.  {Caggcr,  Porter  &  Co.)  attorney, 

57  State,  house  75  Hawk 
Hill  Ellen,  milliner,  25  Bowery,  house  do. 
Hill  Frank  T.  founder,  bds.  Empire  House 
Hill  George,  carpenter,  house  32  Van  Schaick 
Hill  George,  grocer,  73  Pier,  h.  Lydius  c.  High 
Hill  James,  laborer,  h.  98  Van  Woert 
Hill  James,  tailor,  Division  c.  Liberty,  h.  do. 
Hill  James  F.  clerk,  73  Pier,  b.  Lydius  c.  High 
Hill  .John,  clerk,  73  Pier,  bds.  Lydius  c.  High 
Hill  Leonard  B.  laundry,  23  William,  h.  do. 
Hill  Lewis,  grocer,  666  Broadway,  house  694  do. 
Hill  S:imuel,  laborer,  h.  Franklin  c.  Gansevoort 
Hill  Thomas,  teamster,  house  109  First 
Hill  William,  laborer,  house  10  Eagle 
Hill  William,  house  300  S.  Pearl 
Hill  Wm.  G.  grocer,  73  Pier,  h.  Lydius  c.  High 
Hill  William  W.   (Woodward  &  H.),  saddlery 

hardware,  324  Broadway,  house  40  Grand 
Hillanbrant  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  78  Clinton 
Hillenbrant  Martin  Mrs.  house  55  La  Fayette 
Hiller  Bernard,  grocer,  156  Clinton  ave.  h.  do. 
Hiller  Samuel,  grocer,  Clinton  ave.  cor.  Swan 
Hillis  Henry,  tailor,  house  115  Plumb 
Hillman  Henry,  peddler,  house  Second  c.  Snipe 
Hillman  Hercules,  shoemaker,  Clinton  avenue, 

house  24  Canal 
Hillman  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  209  Broad 
Hillman    Joseph   (Peck  &  H.),  insurance,   442 

Broadway,  house  at  Troy 
Hills  Adeline,  widow,  h.  Westerlo  cor.  S.  Pearl 
Hills  Anthony  H.  accountant,  house  South  Pearl, 

corner  Westerlo 
Hills  Charles  A.  house  Westerlo  cor.  S.  Pearl 
Hills  William  R.  bookkeeper,   Mechanics'  and 

Farmers'  Bank,  bds.  Westerlo  cor.  S.  Pearl 
Hillson  James,  broker,   17  Exchange  Building, 

bds.  47  Westerlo 
Hillson  James,  shoemaker,  house  167  Lumber 
Hillson  John,   shoes,  641  Broadway,  house  32 

Van  Schaick 
Hillson  Robert,  lumber  and  grain]  measurer,  7 

Hudson,  bds.  32  Van  Schaick 
Hillson  Thomas,  house  47  Westerlo 
Hilt  Jacob,  barber,  house  66  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Hilton  Benjamin  P.  carriagemaker,  h.  54  Arch 
ffilton  Charles,  civil  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  15  Broad 
Hilton  John,  carriagemaker,  h.  5  Phoenix  place 
Hilton  Philip,  carpenter,  house  55Dewitt 
Hilton  Robert  J.  attorney  and  U.   S.  commis- 
sioner, 74  State,  house  64  Hawk 
Hilton  Samuel  V.  A.   grainmeasurer,   bds.  55 

Dewitt 
Hilton  W.  J.  D.  attorney,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Hilts ,  clerk,  bds.  83  Washington  avenue 

9 


Himeburger  Jacob,  pianomaker,  h.  241  S.  Pearl 
Himler  John,  moulder,  house  13  Alexander 
Hindi  John,  porter,  355  Broadway,  h.  132  Eagle 
Hinckel  Anthony,  bookstore,  141  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hinckel  Charles,  wines  and  liquor,  88  S.  Pearl, 

house  381  Lydius 
Hinckel  Frederick  {Schinnerer  &  H.),  brewer, 

house  181  Elm 
Hinckley  Charles  A.  printer,  h.  508  Broadway 
Hinckley  E.  M.  Mrs.,  Mdme.  Demorest's  empo- 
rium of  fashions,  508  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hindman  Alfred  G.  laces  and  embroideries,  546 

Broadway,  house  159  N.  Pearl 
Hindman  Edward  K.  clerk,  546  Broadway,  bds. 

159  North  Pearl 
Hinds  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  Harrison,  G'bush 
Hinds  John,  shoemaker,  house  69  Clinton 
Hiuey  Catharine,  Mrs.  house  114  South  Pearl 
Hingelman  Adam,  moulder,  h.  41  Broad,  Beth'm 
Hinkelman  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  72  Clinton 
Hiukley  Joseph,  painter,  house  17  Rose 
Hinkley  Leander  (Leu-is  &  H.)  flour  and  grain, 

89  Quay,  house  35  Broad 
Hinkley  Warren  S.  house  33  Hudson 
Rinxaixn  {John  Jf.)  &  Brother,  {Walter  S.)  dry 

goods,  396  Broadway,  bds.  84  Hamilton 
Hinman  Walter  S.  {Hinman  &  Bro.),  396  B'way 
Hiscox  Gardner  C.  mathematicalinstrumentma- 

ker,  39  James,  house  do 
Hisgen  Charles,  painter,  house  42  Sand 
Hisgen  Coni-ad,  carriage  painter,  house  40  Sand 
Hisgen  H.  refreshment  saloon,  7  Howard,  h.  do. 
Hitchcock  A.  Mrs.  bds.  Dallius  cor.  South  Ferry 
Hitchcock  A.  Robinson,  machinist,  h.  198  Green 
Hitchcock  David  H.  captain,  house  56  Westerlo 
Hitchcock  Frank,  boatman,  bds.  56  Westerlo 
Hitchcock  Joel  A.  pilot,  house  137  Eagle 
Hitchcock  John  H.  saloon,  18  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Hitchcock  Nicholas,  pilot,  house  130  Eagle 
Hitchcock  Shelden  J.  house  61  Liberty 
Hitchcock  William  P.  pilot,  house  83  Green 
Haotf  Philip,  tailor,  house  339  Washington  ave. 
Hoag  Abraham,  shoemaker,  10  Van  Tromp,  h' 
80  South  Ferry  [West  Ferry 

Hoag  Charles  W.  clerk,  29  Lancaster,  house  37 
Hoag  Francis  (Gaige,  H.  &  Co.),  produce  com.  8 

Exchange,  house  192  Hudson 
Hoag  George,  engineer,  W.  R.  R.  house  Broad- 
way, Greenbusii 
Hoag  Mary,  teacher,  house  187  Hudson 
Hoag  Richard  T.  captain,  h.  Columbia,  Greenb. 
Hoaglaud  A.  D.  dry  goods,  326  and  328  Broad- 
way, bds.  71  Hudson 
Hoba  Konrak,  mason,  house  Wash.  av.  c.  Perry 
Hobart  Elijah,  engraver,  74  State,  house  17  Jay 
Hoben  James,  painter,  bds.  44  Second 
Hobbens  Mary,  widow,  house  197  Third 
Hobbs  Edward  A.  student  at  Normal  school,  b. 

184  Lancaster 
Hobbs  George  W.  {Steele  &  H.)  saddlery  hard- 
ware, 420  Broadway,  house  76  Philip 
Hobbs  George  W.  jr.  clerk,  39  State,  b.  76  Philip 
Hobbs  Sanders,  boatman,  house  96  Church 
Hochemer  Franz,  laborer,  liouse  61  N.  Lansing 
Hocknell  John,  teamster,  bds.  at  Bath 
Hockuell  Maria,  widow,  house  at  Bath 
Hockridge  Smith,  engineer,  house  at  Bath 
Hodge  John  M.  machinist,  bds.  Boston  House, 
&reenbush  [Greenbush 

Hodge  Thomas,  engineer,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Blue  row, 
Hodgens  Thomas,  teamster,  house  243  Elm 
Hodgens  William,  porterhouse.   Ferry,   Green- 
bush,  house  do. 
Hodgins  William,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 

443  Broadway,  house  142  North  Pearl 
Hodgkins  Stephen  L.  painter,  h.  22  Westerlo 
Hodgsett  William,  cooper,  house  638  Broadway 


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Hoes  Stephen  V.  R.  {White  &  H.),  clothing,  333 

Broadway,  bds.  119  South  Pearl 
Hoff  Alex.  H.  physician,  87  North  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Holf  J.  clerk,  Lds.  Congres.s  Hall 
Hoflf  Jacob,  laborer,  house  Green  cor.  Bassett 
Hoffman  {Abraham  J.)   &  Co.  lithographers  and 

engravers,  452  Broadway,  h.  Ibl  Hamilton 
Hoffman  Anabella,  widow  of  Leonard  G.  house 

115  Church 
Hoffman  Andrew,  boatman,  house  43  Clinton 
Hoffman  Antoine,  tailor,  house  64  Odell 
Hoffman  Barnard,  house  24  La  Fayette 
Hoffman  Charles,  t'urnaceinan,  h.  292  Wash.  av. 
Hoffman  Charles  F.  printer,  house  24  La  Fayette 
Hoffman  Charles  S.  (Blanchard  &  H.)  druggist, 

560  Broadway,  bds.  243  Lydius 
Hoffman  Ernst,  clergyman,  horse  200  Boweiy 
Hoffman  Francis,  moulder,  house  16  Teunis 
Hoflman  Frank,  brushmaker,  house  15  Teunis 
Hoffman  George,  moulder,  h.  36  Broad,  Beth'm 
Hoffman  Henry,  laborer,  house  144  Broadway 
Hoffman  Henry,  laborer,  h.  plank  road  n.  Robin 
Hoffman  Isaac,  peddler,  house  74  Rensselaer 
Hoffman  Jacob,  moulder,  house  127  Nucella 
Hofliuan  John,  furnaceman,  h.  283  Wash.  ave. 
Hoffman  Joseph,  cooper,  bds.  91  Church 
Hoffman  Joseph  J.  raihnaker,  93  Beaver,  house 

Delaware  turnpike,  near  Morton 
Hoflman  L.  S.  widow,  house  204  Lydius 
Hoffman  Maria,  widow,  house  202  Lydius 
Hoffman  Mathias,    furnaceman,   Van  Vechten 

corner  Teunis 
Hoffman  Phebe,  widow,  bds.  144  Broadway 
Hoffman  Philip,  grocer,  212  Wash.  ave.  Ii.  do. 
Hiifl'man  Thotuas,  boardinghouse,  91  Church 
Hollman  William,  moulder,  house  Van  Vechten 

corner  Clinton 
Hofstetter  Conrad,  tailor,  house  136  Broad 
Hogaboom  David,  express,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Hogaboom   George  W.    (Stone,   Jienly    &   Co.), 

Morning  Express,  52  State,  h.  30  Clinton  av. 
Hogau  Andrew,  teamster,  house  78  Rensselaer 
Hogan  Barney,  laborer,  house  133  Canal 
Hogan  Benjamin,  clerk,  21  North  Pearl,  bds.  263 

Hudson 
Hogan  Charles,  ambrotypist,  b.  Empire  House 
Hogan  Cornelius,  house  73  Van  Woert 
Hogan  Daniel,  moulder,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Hogan  David,  laborer,  house  C'olonie  c.  Centre 
Hogau  Edward,  blacksmith,  28  Water,  h.  30  do. 
Hogan  Ellen,  widow,  house  10  Eagle 
Hogan  Henrietta,  widow,  bds.  83  Wash,  avenue 
Hogau  Henry,  farmer,  Louse  Delaware  turnpike 

near  Morton 
Hogan  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  76  Van  Woert 
Hogan  John,  carpenter,  bouse  103  Elm 
Hogan  John,  coppersmith,  house  12  Pine  - 
Hogau  John,  shoemaker,  house  142  Arch 
Hogan  John,  hatter,  house  33  Hudson 
Hogan  Joseph,  sawmaker,  bds.  263  Hudson 
Hogan  Leverett  D.  bds.  33  Hudson 
Hogan  Mary,  widow,  house  140  Green 
Hogan  Michael,  paver,  house  45  Liberty 
Hogan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  24  Jefferson 
Hogan  Michael,  moulder,  h.  Johnson,  n.  Eagle 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,   house  266  North  Pearl 
Hogan  Patrick,  furnaceman,  house  3  Learned 
Hogan  Richard,  laborer,  house  37  Van  Schaick 
Hogan  Sophia,  house  27  Elm 
Hogan  Susan,  widow,  house  263  Hudson 
Hogan  Tnomas,  carpenter,  h.  Johnson  n.  Eagle 
Hogan  Timotliy,  gardener,  house  169  Jefferson 
Hogeboom  Mary,  milliner,  41  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hogle  Horace  Mrs.  variety  store,  42  Clinton  ave. 
Hogle  James  C.  painter,  ii.  49  Washington  ave. 
Hogle  Melinda,  widow,  house  76  First 
Hogle  Wm.  H.  teamster,  house  44  La  Fayette 


Hoh  Charles,  papermaker,  house  128  Broad 
Holohan  Matthew,  grocer,  38  Rensselaer,  h.  do. 
Holbrook  B'rancis  D.  leather  inspector,  14  State, 
house  201  do.  [bds.  201  State 

Holbrook  Francis  W.  clerk,  Albany  City  Bank, 
Holden  Hiram,  lishdealer,  865  Broadway,  house 

51  Dewitt 
Holden  John,  tailor,  house  261  State 
Holden  John  W.  lumber  inspector,  h.  51  Dewitt 
Holdredge  David  F.  carpenter,  house  74  Eagle 
Holdridge  Howard,  h.  Ill  Church 
Holdridge  Robt.  bds.  1 1 1  Church 
Holiday  James,  house  361  State 
Holla  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  641  Broadway 
Holland  ,htmes,  pianomaker,  bds  24  Orange 
Holland  Patrick,  black.smith,  W.  R.  R.,  Greenb. 
Holland  Patrick,  gardener,  house  144  Chestnut 
Holland  Wm.  shoemaker,  42  Arch,  house  do. 
Holland  W^m.  lal)orer,  house  40  Cherry 
HoUenbeck  Geo.  shoemaker,  bds  180  Clin.  ave. 
Hollenbeck  John  H.  bouse  227  Green 
HoUenbeck  Mary,  widow,  h.  180  Clinton  avenue 
HoUister  F.  A.  clerk  secretary  state's  office,  State 

Hall,  bds.  74  Eagle 
Holler  Jacob,  grocer,  30  Bowery,  house  do. 
Holley  O.  L.  attorney,  484  Broadway,  bds.  Mer- 
chants Hotel 
Holloran  Ellen,  widow,   hou.se  Tivoli  hollow 
Holman  Henry,  mason,  house  112  upper  Spring 
Holmes  Amos  T.  notary  public  and  insurance 

agent,  1  Exchange  Building,  h.  46  Hudson 
Holmes  Benjamin,  bds.  55  Higli  [High 

Holmes  Calvin,  carpenter,  191  Hudson,  house  43 
Holmes  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  260  Hudson 
Holmes  Henry  B.  hosiery,  26  South  Pearl,  house 

218  Hamflton 
Holmes  Isabella,  widow,  house  675  Broadway 
Holmes  Mary,  widow,  house  310  Hamilton 
Holmes  Robert,  grainmeasurer,  7  Hudsou,  house 

55  High 
Holmes  I'homas,  moulder,  b.  41  N.  Lansing 
Holmes  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  369  Wash.  ave. 
Holohan  Wm.  peddler,  house  57  Van  Schaick 
Hols  Sophia,  widow,  house  115  Plumb 
Holshu  John,  shoemaker,  house  210  Broad 
Eiolstaf  Theodore,  tailor,  house  6  Teunis 
Holstein  L.  D.  Mrs.  hou.se  146  Eagle        [Hudson 
Holstein  Lafayette  D.  attorney,  82  State,  h.  241 
Holt  Charles  B.  {Jured  &  C.  B'H.)  h.  136  Hudson 
Holt  Daniel  B.  carpenter,  15  Great  W.  turnpike 
Holt  Jared  &  C.  B.  leather  and  finding  store,  48 

Hudson,  house  49  Ten  Broeck 
Holt  Wm.  overseer  Penitentiary,  h.  179  Lancaster 
Holton  John,  pressman,  house  rear  140  Jefferson 
Holton  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  Grand  cor.  Moi-ton 
Home  Ann,  grocer,  372  Lydius,  cor.  Dove,  h.  do. 
Homes  Henry  A.  assistant  librarian,  State  Libra- 
ry, bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Homanner  John,  jeweler,  312  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Honestein  John,  shoemaker,  house  67  Clinton 
Honey  Michael,  laborer,  house  128  Beaver 
Houeysett  James,  baker,  194  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Hood  Benj.  L.  jewelry,  North  Pearl  corner  State, 
house  98  Lydius 

Hood  Thomas, house  at  Bath 

Hooghkerk  Elizabeth,  house  85  Hudson 
Hook  Peter,  policeman,  house  82  upper  Spring 
Hooughkirk  James  F.  mason,  house  88  Swan 
Hooughkirk  John,  mason,  house  62  Willett 
Hopey  George,  clerk,  bds.  S90  South  Pearl 
Hopkins  B.  tinsmith,  bds.  Empire  House 
Hopkins  George,  25  Hudson,  house  4  Johnson 
Hopkins  Joanna,  widow  of  Nehemiah,  bds.  33 

Dallius 
Hopkins  Michael,  laborer,  house  92  Van  Woert 
Hopkins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  10  Herkimer 
Hopkins  Robert,  gardener,  h.  418  Clinton  ave. 


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Hopkins  Simon,  laborer,  house  245  Green 
Hopper  Christopher,  horsedealer,  h.   413  State 
Hopper  Wm.  driver,  h.  plaiikroad,  cor.  Perry 
Hopson  John,  laborer,  bds.  65  Howard 
Horan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  ^4  Lawrence 
Horan  John,  carman,  house  56  Lawrence 
Horen  Jolin,  carman,  house  61  Van  Woert 
Horen  Karen,  laborer,  house  183  Montgomery 
Horen  Martin,  carman,  house  51  Van  Woert 
Horen  Patrick,  laborer,  bouse  65  Van  Woert 
Hormous  Peter,  laborer,  house  111  Snipe 
Horn  John,  harnessmaker,  house  19  Van  Zandt 
Horn  Nicholas,  harnessmaker,  h.  19  Van  Zandt 
Horner  Jolin,  bookkeeper,  house  299  Hudson 
Horner  Jolin,  moulder,  house  329  Wash.  ave. 
Horm-r  Robert,  moulder,  house  299  Hamilton 
Horrigan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  3CM  N.  Pearl 
Uorsfall  Wm.  V.  jeweler,  480  Broadway,  bds. 

129  Green 
Horton  Charles,   butcher.   Canal  corner  Cross, 

house  16  Quackenbush 
Horton  Jared,  meat  stall.  Second  corner  Swan, 

house  36  Third 
Horton  John,  coachmaker,  bds.  29  Division 
Horton  Stephen,  cooper,  house  130  Broad 
Hosch  Edward,  li()use301  North  Pearl 
Hosch  Philip  H.  confectioner,  h.  916  B'way 
Hosch  Wm.  confectioner,  house  895  Broadway 
Hosford  Selah,  agent,  house  129  Lumber 
Hosmer  Charles,  bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Hosmer  Henry  C.  clerk,  55  Pier,  b.  51  N.  Pearl 
Hosmer   Ira,  "shoemaker,  house  Second  Alley, 

Greenbush 
Hosmer  {Gustavus  P.)   &   Townsend  (Robert), 

staves,  55  Pier,  boards  51  North  Pearl 
Hosmer  Wm.  T.  bootmaker,  house  18  Washing- 
ton, Greenbush 
Hotaling  Aaron,  ice,  41  B'way,  h.  72  Herkimer 
Hotaling  C.  house  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Hotaling  David  I.  builder,  house  195  Lancaster 
Hotaling  Hiram,  ice,  41  B'way,  h.  72  Herkimer 
Hotaling  Jasper  K.  accountant,  bds.  128  Green 
Hotaling  Joshua,  carpenter,  h.  14  Whitehall  rd. 
Hotaling  Lansing,  attorney,  75  State,  bds.  195 

Lancaster 
Hotaling  Moses  {James  H.   Osborn  &  Co.),  gro- 
cers, 159  South  Pearl,  house  83  Westerlo 
Hotaling  Nicholas,  blacksmith  W.  R.  R.  house 

Green  corner  Third,  Greenbush 
Hotaling  Wm.  C.  bds.  72  Herkimer 
Hotaling  Wm.  R.  carman,  hou.se  223  Green 
Hotchkiss  George,  machinist,  h.  37  Maiden  lane 
Hotchkiss  Thomas,  baker,  house  68  S.  Lansing 
Houck  Charles  E.  porterhouse,  297  Wash.  ave. 
Houck  Francis,  blacksmith,  house  156  Broad 
Hough  Eliza,  widow,  house  123  Lydius 
Houck  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  239  Elm 
Hough  Franklin  B.  78  State 
Houghtailing  Jacob,  hayhoops,  h.  230  .Jefferson 
Houghtailing  James,  peddler,  house  28  Jefferson 
Houghtailing  John  H.  chairbottomer,  house  87 

Church 
Houghtailing  John  R.  2d  dist.  police,  h.  6  Broad 
Houghtailing  Peter  D.  shoemaker,  h.  405  Lydius 
Houghtailing  Wm.  hayhoops,  h.  232  Jefferson 
Houghton  Silas,  mariner,  house  344  Lydius 
Houghton  Thomas,  tinsmith,  h.  122  Hamilton 
Houlihan  Honora,  widow,  house  21  Dewitt 
Houlihan  Thomas,  bds.  21  Dewitt 
HouU  Oliver,  house  104  Swan,  corner  Third 
Hourigan  Joseph,  grocer,  70  Rensselaer,  h.  do. 
Hourigan  Patrick,  porter,  42  Dean,  li.  J 63  Grand 
Hourigan  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  188  Broadway 
House  Joseph,  moulder,  house  139  Grand 
House  Wnis.  A.  bowling,  398  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Houston  Christiana,  widow,  house  114  Green 
Hovey  James  0.  clerk,  63  State,  b.  28  Division 


Howard  Abner,  hostler,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Howard  Bridget,  widow,  house  8  Canal 
Howard  Charles,  silverplater,  bds.  19  Dallius 
Howard  James,  carman,  house  219  Third 
Howard  Margaret,  widow,  house  213  Broadway 
Howard  Mary  Mrs.  house  9  Chapel 
Howard  Mary  E.  teacher,  bds.  87  Lancaster 
Howard  Murty,  moulder,  bds.  58  North  Ferry 
Howard  Henry  R.  theatrical  costumer,  house  59 

Green 
Howard  Margaret  Miss,  house  219  Third 
Howard  Patrick,  laborer,  house  ^84  Broadway 
Howard  Samuel,  hay,  &c.,  143  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Howard  Thomas,  laborer,  house  219  Third 
Howard  Wm.  blacksmith,  house  50  Mulberry 
Howard  Wm.  C.  cigarmaker,  h.  Kirk's  alley 
Howder  James  P.  clerk,  bds.  2  Van  Scliaick 
Howe  James  K.  cutter  313  B'way,  h.  29  Division 
Howe  John,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

American  Hotel 
Howe  John  A.  teacher,  house  197  Lumber 
Howe  L.  B.  shoe  manufactory  at  Penitentiary, 
house  132  Lark  [216  Hamilton 

Howe  Reuben  L.  &  Co.  furniture,  96  State,  house 
Howes  James  W.  Ashland  farm,  junction  Lydius 

and  Western  turnpike 
Howlett  Thomas  R.  Rev.  house  50  Jay 
Hoy  Charles  Thomas,  dep.  clerk  at  Penitentiary 
Hoy  John,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  above  Swan 
Hoy  John  jr.  stoves,  18  Green,  house  43  Jay 
Hoy  Lydia,  matron  at  Penitentiary,  h.  125  Canal 
Hey  Martin,  carpenter,  house  125  Canal 
Hoy  Terence,  mason,  bds.  196  Spruce 
Hoyland  (ieo.  porter,  463  B'way,  li.  7  S.  Ferry 
Hoyland  James,  printer,  house  290  Lydius 
Hoyle  Jeremiah,  1st  district  police,  house  2  Wil- 
bur Court  place 
Hoysradt  John  H.  bds.  28  Dallius 
Hoyt  Abigail  Mrs.  bds.  99  Herkimer 
Hoyt  Antoinette,  widow,  house  Elm  c.  Eagle 
Hoyt  George  {Jos.  H.  Osborn  &  Co.),  grocers,  159 

South  Pearl,  house  83  Westerlo 
Hoyt  George  B.  {Putnam  &  H.),  coal.  Eagle,  cor. 
Hudson,  and  Broadway  cor.  Westerlo,  house 
Elm  corner  Eagle 
Hoyt  John  J.  clerk,  310  B'way,  b.  181  Hamilton 
Hoyt  Joseph  E.  restaurant,  11   Washington  ave. 
Hoyt  Luke  C.  clerk,  453  Broadway,  h.  112  Hawk 
Hoyt  R.  Mrs.  house  51  North  Pearl 
Hoyt  Wm,  T.  framemaker,  h.  2  Bleecker  place 
Hubart  Wm.  safemaker,  house  194  South  Pearl 
Hubbard  Butler,  waterman,  house  217Lnmber 
Hubbard  Martin  L.  bookkeeper,  319  Broadway, 

bds.  84  Green 
Hubbard  Wm.  H.  clerk,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Hubbell  {Henry)  &  Johnston  {W.  T. ),  carriage 
makers,  19'Church,  house  21  South  Lansing 
Hubbell  Louisa  Mrs.   widow,  house  773  B'way 
Huber  Jacob  J.  lager  bier  saloon,  and  people's 
garden,  293  Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Huddlestone  Elizabeth,  widow,  b.  21  William 
Hudson  William,  shoemaker,  h.  200  Clint,  ave. 
Huest  Margaret,  widow,  house  plankroad  above 

Robin 
Hue-sted  Albert  A.  teacher  Normal  school,  bds. 

129  Lydius 
Huested  Alfred,  clerk,  77  State,  bds.  183  Lydius 
Huested  Emmory,  artist,  56  State,  b.  183  Lydius 
Huested  Mahala  Mrs.  house  183  Lydius 
Huested  Sylvanus  B.  teacher,  h.  183  Lydius 
Hughes  Arthur,  grocer,  90  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
Hughes  Charles,  baggagemaster,  h.  99  Dalliu3 
Hughes  Charles,  elk.  court  of  appls.  State  Hall 
Hughes  Dennis,  machinist,  bds.  31  Lumber 
Hughes  Francis,  laborer,  house  144  Colonic 
Hughes  Francis,  laborer,  house  47  Alexander 
Hughes  Henry,  laborer,  house  245  Green 


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ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


Hughes  Henry,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  B'way, 

Greenbush 
Hughes  James,  currier,  bds.  48  Union 
Hughes  Jas.  grocer,  56  Colonie,  h.  70  Lawrence 
Hughes  James,  laborer,  liouse  47  Alexander 
Hughes  John,  bartender,  6  Stanwix  Hall,  house 

Green 
Hughes  John,  gardener,  house  82  "Van  Woert 
Hughes  John,  porterhouse,  48  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Hughes  John,  carpenter,  h.  54  South  Lansing 
Hughes  John  B.  clerk,  65  State,  b.  74  Westerlo 
Hughes  John  J.  billiard  saloon,  774X  Broadway 

house  179  Second 
Hughes  Mary,  widow,  hairdresser,  house  rear  97 

Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Hughes  Michael,  laborer,  house  '28  Delaware 
Hughes  Michael,  laborer,  house  70  Lawrence 
Hughes  Patrick,  cooper,  house  70  Lawrence 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  house  74  Van  Woert 


Hughes  William  H.  bookkeeper,  16  Hudson,  bds 

20  Dallius 
Hughes  Wm.  H.  teacher,  house  74  Westerlo 
Hughes  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  182  South  Pearl 
Hughson  George  L.  lum.  ins.  house  85  Colonie 
Hulbert  John  jr.  l)ookkeeper,  bds.  56  Spencer 
Hulbert  Lester  {Smith  &  H.),  fancy  goods,  392 

Broadway,  liouse  185  Hudson 
Hull  Augustus  P.  ex.  delivery,  h.  21  Westerlo 
Hull  Eli,  laborer,  house  159  Lumber 
Hull  Henry  B.  shoemaker,  9  Jackson,  bds.  747 

Broadway  [Westerlo 

Hull  John  E.   conductor   H.  R.  R.  R.  bds.   21 
Hulsapple  Cornelius,  boatman,  h.  3  King's  place 
Hulse  Fillmore  G.  x^rinter,  house  82  Canal 
Hullser  Aaron,  peddler,  h.  38  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Humel  Gottleib,  tailor,  house  303  Broadway 
Hummel  Adolphus,  bookkeeper,  h.  at  G'bush 
Hummel  Christian,  furnaceinan,  h.  15  Alex. 
Hummel  Cornelius,  stonecutter,  bds.  262  Lydius 
Hummel  Francis  M.  laborer,  h.  255  Hamilton 
Humpf  Joseph,  tailor,  house  32  Alexander 
Humphrey  Barnet  C.  bookkeeper,  Elk  corner 

Hawk,  house  4  Park 
Humphrey  Catharine,  widow,  h.  43  La  Fayette 
Humphrey  Correl,  (F.  Humphi-ey's  Sons),  h.  141 

Washington  avenue 
Humphrey,  Friend's  Sons  {Theodore  F.,  James 

H.  &  Correl),  hides  and  leather,  14  and  16 

State  [12  Ten  Broeck 

Humphrey  James  H.   {F.  Humphrey's  Sons),  h. 
Humphrey  John  R.  {Wm.  J.  Humphrey  &  Co.), 

druggist,  39  Wash.  ave.  h.  43  Fayette 
Humphrey  Misses,  house  39  Hudson 
Humphrey  Robert,  clerk,  482  Broadway,  -  bds. 

316  Lydius 
Humphrey  Theodore  F.  {F.  Humphrey's  Sons), 

house  141  Wasliington  avenue 
Humphrey  Wm.  J.  &  Co.  {John  R.  Humphrey), 

druggists,  39  Wash.  ave.  h.  39  La  Fayette 
Humphries  George,  blacksmith,  h.   Dove,   cor. 

West  Ferry  [25  North  Pearl 

Hun  Thomas,  physician,  36  Maiden  lane,  house 
Hungerford  James  E.  carpenter,  h.  N.  Albany 
Hungerford  Oliver  M.  attorney,  75  State,  house 

337  do. 
Hunsdon  Seth  H.  physician,  house  146  Lydius 
Hunt  A.  Mrs.  shoedealer,  670  B'way,  h.  Swan 
Hunt  Francis,  shoedealer,  h.  115  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Hunt  George,  carpenter,  lious^  149  First 
Hunt  Hamilton,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  11 

Van  Woert 
Hunt  Henry,  carpenter,  bds.  82  Bleecker 
Hunt  James,  laborer,  house  138  Swan 
Hunt  James  V.  laborer,  house  920  Broadway 


Hunt  Michael,  printer,  bds  71  Beaver 
Hunter  Andrew  R.  BuUshead,  Schen'y  turnpike 
Hunter  Charles  E.  grocer.  Hawk  cor.  Hamiltcm 
Hunter  Dexter,  clerk.  Quay  cor.  Columbia,  bds. 

56  La  Fayette 
Hunter  Elkanah,  boarding  house,  18  Quackenb. 
Hunter  Gilbert  {C.    Warren   &    Co.),    lumber 

dealer,  37  Quay,  house  56  La  Fayette 
Hunter  John,  cooper,  house  100  F'ranklin 
Hunter  John,  cooper,  bds.  835  Broadway 
Hunter  John,  drover,  h.  18  Quackenbush 
Hunter  Robert,  baker,  36  Washington  avenue, 

house  29  La  Fayette  [h.  336  Bowery 

Hunter  Wm.  BuUshead,  Schenectady  turnpike. 
Hunter  Wm.  H.  bds.  Poland's  hotel 
Hunter  Wilson,  builder,  house  464  Lydius 
Huntington  Henry  H.  collector  for  Evening  Jour- 
nal, house  83  Second 
Huntley  Williams  D.  experimental  dept.  Nor- 
mal school,  house  218  Hudson 
Hurd  F.  S.  enccraver,  448  Broadway,  b.  28  Plain 
Hurd  J.  N.  M.  Mrs.  house  28  Plain 
Hurdis  John  &  Son  {J.  S.  Hurdis),  painters,  9 

Church,  house  do. 
Hurdis  John  S.  (J.  Hurdis  &  Son),  signwriter,  9 

Church,  bds.  do. 
Hurlburt  J.  Franklin,  house  74  Grand 
Hurley  Joseph,  laborer,  house  90  Van  Woert 
Hurley  Margaret,  porterhouse,   192  South  Pearl, 

house  do. 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  Pine 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  123  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Hurley  Timothy,  moulder,  bds.  41  N.  Lansing 
Hurley  Timothy,  laborer,  bds.  41  N.  Lansing 
Hurley  William,  laborer,  house  7  Benjamin 
Hurst  Charles,  at  Alms  House 
Hurst  George,  iceman,  h.  42  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Hurst  James  A.  State  Geological  Rooms,  State 

corner  Lodge,  house  9  Elm  [Bethlehem 

Hurst  Samuel,  porterhouse,  287  S.  Pearl,  h.  at 
Hurst  William,  superintendent  of  Alms  House 
Husband  James   A.,   superintendent  Assorting 

House,  59  State,  house  86  Clinton  avenue 
Huss  George,  stovemounter,  bds.  31  Lumber 
Hussey  Nicholas,  house  Lydius,  near  Snipe 
Huisey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  259  Green 
Hutchings  Milton  0.  accountant,  477  Broadway, 

house  38  Jay 
Hutchins  {L.  D.)  &  Blossom  {R.  S.),  wholesale 

clothing,  81  Tweddle  Hall. 
Hutchins  Stepben  B.  painter,  h.  152  Broadway 
Hutchins  S.  C.  printer,  house  96  .Jefferson 
Hutchinson  David,  grocer,  123  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Hutchinson  David  R.  W.  clerk,  b.  123  Bowery 
Hutchinson  Henry  T.  teamster,  house  8  Pine 
Hutchinson  James,  blacksmith,  h.  747  B'way 
Hutchinson  James,  moulder,  h.  249  S.  Pearl 
Hutchinson  John  F.  engineer,  h.  747  Broadway 
Hutchinson  Robert,  fireman,  bds.  747  Broadway 
Hutchinson  Robert,  laborer,  bds.  125  Quay 
Hutchinson  Susan,  widow,  house  4  William 
Hutchinson  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  154  Clin.  ave. 
Hutman  Catharine  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  132  Hudson 
Hutson  Ann,  widow,  house  33  Knox 
Hutson  George,  carman,  h.  r.  90  Van  Woert 
Huvener  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  209  Broad 
Huxford  Nancy,  widow,  bds.  64  Elm 
Huxley  Charles  E.  clerk,  house  37  Dove 
Huxley  Susan,  widow,  house  37  Dove 
Huyck  Mary,  widow,  house  17  Jay 
Hyard  William,  laborer,  h.  158  upper  Spring 
Hyatt  Allen  B.  blacksmith,  h.  98  Clinton  ave. 
Hyatt  Chester,  clerk,  4  Lumber  district,  boards 

23  Clinton  avenue 
Hyatt  James  L.  {Hill,  Thomas  &  Co  ),  lumber.  4 

Lumber  district,  house  766  Broadway 
Hyatt  John  H.  clerk,  114  Pier,  b.  23  Clinton  ave. 


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Hyatt  John  L.  dockmaster,  h.  23  Clinton  avenue 
Hyde  James,  laborer,  h.  Clinton  ave.  n.  Quail 
Hyde  Jeremiah  S.  harnessmaker,  h.  8  Lumber, 
Hydeman  Emil,  clerk,  bds.  67  Beaver 
Hydeman  Michael,  grocer,  iiiSQ  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hydeman  Moses,  clerk,  bds.  289  South  Pearl 
Hydrick  John,  mason,  house  91  Cherry 
Hyland  John,   porter  Mechanics  and  -Farmers' 

Bank,  house  35  Third 
Hyland  John  J.  clerk  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  bds.  35  Thn-d 
Hyland  Kyran,  laborer,  house  rear  75  Canal 
Hyland  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Foundry  place 
Hyler  George  W.  grocer,  Broadway  and  Colum- 
bia, bouse  do.  Greenbush 
Hyler  (Wesleij)  &  Scott  {George  C.)  carriagema- 

kers,  Ferry,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hymiller  Jacob,  house  41  Clinton 
Hynes  David  Mrs.  grocer,  48  Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
Hynes  Elizabeth,  teacher,  107  Eagle,  house  do. 
Hynes  Jane,  teacher,  107  Eagle,  house  do. 
Hynes  Patrick,  clerk,  658  Broadway,  bds.  19  Jay 
Hynes  Thomas,  laborer,  house  110  Orange 

IGGET  CATHARINE,  widow,  house  20  Daniels 
Hlch  Karl,  peddler,  house  87  South  Pearl 
Illch  K.  peddler,  house  3  Van  Zandt 
Hlch  Meier,  variety  store,  198  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Illch  Simon,  clothing,  124  S.  Pearl,  h.  23  Fulton 
Imrie  John,  baker,  53  Hawk,  house  do. 
Ingalls  Wesley,  moulder,  bds.  91  Church 
Ingenthron  Francis,  machinist,  h.  805  B'dway 
Ingmire  Frederick,  clerk,  house  15  Jay     [15  Jay 
Ingmire  John  H.  paperhangings,  62  State,  bds. 
Ingmire  William  F.  clerk,  house  251  Hudson 
Ingraham  Clara,  dressmaker,  h.  3  Phcenix  place 
Ingraham  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  26  S.  Ferry 
Ingraham  James,  carman,  house  394  Lydius 
Ingraham  Lydia,  dressmaker,  house  r.  9  Plain 
Irfort  Franz,  mason,  house  96  Willet 
Irvin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  16  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Irvin  Richard,  gardener,  house  20  Wash.  ave. 
Irvin  William,  teamster,  house  63  Schuyler 
Irvine  Oliver  M.  silversmith,  house  10  Broad 
Irvine  William,  printer,  boards  10  Broad 
Irvin  A.  tobacconist,  bds.  Farmers  Hotel 
Irwin  David  W.  commission  merchant,  113  Pier, 

house  at  Greenbush 
Irwin  James,  laborer,  house  192  Water 
Irwin  John,  house  end  of  Van  Woert 
Irwin  Theophilus,  house  121  Green 
Irwin  Thomas,  porter,  house  1  Bleecker 
Irwin  Thomas,  stovemounter,  h.  140  Chestnut 
Irwin  Wm.  P.  com.  mer.  113  Pier,  h.  at  G'bush 
Irwin,  S3e  Erwin,  also  Irvin 
Isaacs  Betsey,  grocer,  266  South  Pearl,  li,  do. 
Isdale  Clarissa  E.  house  17  Lark 
Isdell  Joseph  B.  carpenter,  h.  64  South  Lansing 
Isdell  Sam.  raoroccodresser,  h.  High  n.  Lydius 
Isham  Christiana,  widow,  house  439  Lydius 
Isley  Joseph,  laborer,  house  122  Snipe 
Istrem browner  Ishmael,  grocer,  house  37  Bowery 
Ives  Amanda,  widow,  house  50  Elm 
Ives  Henry  R.  carpenter,  h.  Blue  row,  G'nbush 

JACGER  JOHN,  carpenter,  house  77  >i  Church 
Jack  Andrew,  boilermaker,  H.  R.  R.  R.  G'bush 
Jfick  William,  house  165  Orange 
Jackson  Abraham  E.  baker,  h.  Swan  cor.  Second 
Jackson  Christopher,  waiter,  h.  18  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Jackson  David,  carman,  house  63  Schuyler 
Jackson  David  C.  clothing,  403  Broadway,  h.  do 
Jackson  George,  tilemaker.  Snipe  cor.  Lydius,  h. 

140  Lark 
Jackson  George  P.  mechanical  engineer,  Town- 
send's  furnace.  Elk  cor.  Hawk,  bds.  Con- 
gress Hall 


Jackson  George  W.  carpenter,  h.  1 1 3  Jefferson 
Jackson  Isaac,  shoemaker,  house  52  Hamilton 
Jackson  Isaiah,  porter,  house  170  upper  Spring 
Jackson  James,  restaurant.  South  Pearl  cor.  Ly- 
dius, bouse  126  South  Pearl 
Jackson  James  D.  grocwr,  118  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Jackson  James  W.  mason,  house  66  Lark 
Jackson  John,  house  156  Lydius 
Jackson  Jonathan,  plasterer,  bds.  18  Lydius 
Jackson  Nancy,  widow,  house  1 19  Third 
Jackson  Robert  H.  boatman,  house  97  Knox 
Jackson  (W7n.  A.)  &  Strong  {Richard  M.),  attor- 
neys, 4^4  Broadway,  house  16  Jay 
Jacobie  Freeman  {Reads  &  J.),  brickmaker,  Lark 

near  Canal,  house  141  upper  Spring 
Jacobs  Catharine,  widow,  house  139  Lumber 
Jacobs  Philip,  moulder,  house  304  Lumber 
Jacobson  John,  flour  inspector,  117  Pier,  h.  109 

Hawk 
Jacobson  Simon,  grocer,  374  Lydius,  h.  373  do. 
Jagger  Ira,  engineer,  house  92  J^ark 
Jakeway  Joseph,  teamster,  house  4  Daniels 
James  Amos  C.  (Marshall  J.  &  Traver),  pianos, 

Masonic  Hall,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  692  B'dway 
James  Delia,  widow,  h.  692  Broadway 
James  Edward,  407  Broadway,  h.  83  Hamilton 
James  Edward  Mrs.  house  1  Plain 
James  Ellen,  widow,  house  2  Onet's  alley 
James  Evan,  bookk'r,  9  James,  h.  145  Clin.  ave. 
James  Howard,  house  43  North  Pearl 
James  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  4  Alexander 
James  Lewis  W.  pianotuuer,  41  North  Pearl,  bds. 

692  Broadway 
James  Wm.  Rev.  house  104  Hudson 
Jamison  Peter  B.  39  Quay,  bds.  do. 
Janes  Chancellor,  constable,  house  91  Herkimer 
Janes  William,  house  82  First  [Lansing 

Jardine  William,  currier,  25  Hudson,  house  59  S. 
Jarvis  Evelyn,  house  38  Lodge 
Jarvis  Joseph  E.  carpenter,  h.  1  West  Ferry  alley 
Jarvis  Stephen,  bookkeeper,  392  Broadway,  bds. 

185  Hudson 
Jatho  Conrad,  harnessmaker,  52  Schuyler 
Jay  Phoebe  Mrs.  house  72  North  Penrl 
Jay  Syrene  Miss,  bds.  72  North  Pearl 
Jaycox  John  M.  canal  commissioner,  State  Hall, 

house  at  Syracuse 
Jeacle  Pliilip,  laborer,  house  Yates  near  Robin 
Jefferson  Abraham  M.  carpenter,  h.  64  Second 
Jeffries  John,  peddler,  bds.  205  Broadway 
Jefts  G.  H.  bartender,  Union  Hotel 
Jeffs  J.  L.  prop.  Union  Hotel,  278  Broadway 
Jenison  William  L.  {A.  B.  Van  Gaasbeek  &  Co.) 

carpets,  696  Broadway,  h.  53  Ten  Broeck 
Jenkins  Chas.  E.  harnessmaker,  h.  16  Lancaster 
Jenkins  {Charles  M.)  &  Cooper  {Paul  F.),  attor- 
neys, 452  Broadway,  h.  48  North  Pearl 
Jenkins  Clarence  T.  clerk,  453  Broadway,  h.  181 

Hudson 
Jenkins  Edgar  M.  civil  engineer,  55  State,  bds. 

27  Grand 
Jenkins  Edward  E.  coachman,  house  75  Third 
Jenkins  George,  hostler,  house  43  Liberty 
Jenkins  George,  keeper  Capitol,  house  do. 
Jenkins  Ira,  watchmaker,  640  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Jenkins  John,  hatter,  house  —  Hudson 
Jenkins  Jno  F.  notary,  &c.,  house  106  N.  Pearl 
Jenkins  John  G.  coachman,  h.  76  Maiden  lane 
Jenkins  Jno.  J.  wntchmaker,  640  B'way,  h.  do. 
Jenkins  John  W.  moulding  mill,  86  Green,  house 

60  Division 
Jenkins  Lemuel,  bounty  land  claim  agent  and 

counselor,  7  Com.  Bl'dg,  bds.  27  Grand 
Jenkins  Thomas,  hackdriver,  h.  149  Broadway 
Jenkinson  James,  proprietor  Adams  House,  Steu- 
ben corner  Broadway 
Jenkinson  John,  bookkeeper,  house  5  Broad 


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Jeuks  Charles  C.  bookkeeper,  451  Broadway,  h. 

106  Eagle 
Jenks  Electus  B.  shoemaker,  h.  Swan  cor.  Elk 
.Tenner  Samuel,  blacksmith,  bds.  64  Lydius 
Jennings  John,  furrier,  house  99  Dove 
Jennings  Jolm,  laborer,  house  at  North  Albany 
Jennings    Madam,   lady    superior    Institute    of 

Sacred  Heart,  Kenwood  [97  Grand 

Jennings  Robert,  pork  dealer,  29  Green,  house 
Jerdon  John,  laborer,  house  19  Sand 
Jermain  James  B.  40  Quay,  h.  on  Troy  road 
Jermain  Sylvanus  P.  40  Quay,  h.  on  Troy  road 
Jerrett  Henry  F.  express  messenger,  bds.  Ex- 
change Hotel 
Jewell  David  C.  cigarmaker,  bds.  40  S.  Ferry 
Jewell  Frederick  S.  Rev.  teacher,  State  Normal 

School,  house  53  Eagle 
Jewell  Henry,  gardener,  house  Plank  road  above 

Partridge  [South  Ferry 

Jewell  Henry  L.  blacksmith,  120  Lydius,  h.  40 
Jewell  James  T.  stont^cutter,  house  419  State 
Jewell  Volkert  D.  house  3  Swan 
Jewell  Volkert  T.  bds.  3  Swan 
Jewett  Caroline  Miss,  variety  store,  71  N.  Pearl 
Jewett  Ezekiel,  curator,  lids.  259  Hamilton 
John  .Julius,  upholster,  house  (j6  Lydius 
Johndreau  Pnter,  carpenter,  house  27  Morton 
Johns  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  74  Second 
Johnson  Alex.  S.  house  107  State 
Johnson  Antonie,  j)ianomaker,  h.  361  Wash.  av. 
Johnson  Benjamin  F.  bds.  106  Hudson 
Johnson  Benj.  P.  sec.  state  agricultural  society, 

Geological  Hall,  h.  29  Clinton  avenue 
Johnson  Catharine,  widow,  h.  45  Montgomery 
Johnson  Daniel,  carman,  house  207  E!m 
Johnson  Edward,  foreman  at  Wilbur,  Warren  & 

Co.'s,  bds.  77  Washington,  Greenbush 
Johnson  Edward  K.  bds.  29  Clinton  avenue 
Johnson  Edwin,  engineer  at  Palmer,  Newton  & 

Co.'s  house  878  Broadway 
Johnson  Eliza,  widow,  house  102  Nucella 
Johnson  Francis  D.  moulder,  h.  77  Lawrence 
Johnson  Franklin  N.  clerk  collector's  office,  h. 

49  Union 
Johnson  Geo.  B.  clerk  post  office,  h.  49  Union 
Joiinson  Geo.  H.  cigars,  house  37  Dallius 
Johnson  Geo.  W.  freight  cond'r,  h.  10  Lumber 
Johnson  {Gilbert)  &  Oll'enheiser  {Godfrey),  fruit, 

&c.  25  South  Pearl,  house  60  Huward 
Johnson  Hugh,  engineer,  bds.  164  South  Pearl 
Johnson  James,  grainmeasurer,  h.  190  Hudson 
Johnson  James,  tallyman,  66  Quay,  h.  79  Elm 
Johnson  James  C.  attorney,  52  State,  house  14 

Dove  near  Washington  avenue 
Johnson  James  L  deputy  postmaster,  alderman 

6th  ward,  house  91  Columbia 
Johnson  James  P.  waiter,  house  114  First 
Johnson  Jesse  L.  laborer,  house  107  Snipe 
Johnson  John,  boottitter,  house  136  Jefferson 
Johnson  John,  captain,  house  198  Lumber 
Johnson  John,  carman,  house  51  Bassett 
Johnson  John,  carman,  h.  327  Wash.  ave. 
Johnson  John,  paver,  house  11  Pine 
Johnson  John,  cigarmaker,  h.  235  Wash.  ave. 
Johnson  .John,  fruit,  house  117  Lumber 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  house  264  Lydius 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  bds.  47  Westerlo 
Johnson  John,  waiter,  house  rear  192  Lumber 
Johnson  John  H.  tobacconist,  bds.  Pearl  S.  Hotel 
Johnson  John  L.  carpenter,  house  13  Catharine 
Johnson  John  M.  porter,  15  State,  h.  43  Elm 
Johnson  John  0.  tobacconist,  536  Broadway,  h. 

66  Division 
Johnson  Joseph,  machinist,  house  329  N.  Pearl 
Johnson  Leah,  widow,  house  379  State 
Johnson  Margaret  Mrs.  h.  235  Wasliington  ave. 
Johnson  Margaret,  widow,  house  82  Broad 


Johnson  r*Iargaret,  widow,  nurse,  h.  83  S.  Perry 
Johnson  Mary  C.  widow,  house  630  Broadway 
Johnson  Mary  Mrs.  h.  369  State 
Johnson  McDonald,  sashraaker,  h.  20  W.  Ferry 
Johnson  Miles,  ]iorter,  Adams  House 
Johnson  N.  A.  Mrs.  dry  goods,  637  B'way,  h.  ao. 
Johnson  Oliver  Mrs.  house  88  Hudson 
Johnson  Patrick,  mason,  hou^e  97  Dove 
Johnson  Peter,  teamster,  h.  327  Wash.  ave. 
Johnson  Peter,  hatter,  h.  rear  43  Dewitt 
Juhnson  Rawson,  carpenter,  house  55  Bassett 
Johnson  Rebecca  W.  dressmaker,  b.  22  Lancaster 
Johnson  Robert  L.  express,  12  Exchange  Bldg. 

house  186  Lydius 
Johnson  Sarah,  widow,  house  312  State 
Johnson  Sarah,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  169  Second. 
Johnson  Sarah,  widow,  house  51  Van  Woert 
Johnson  Seymour,  carpenter,  house  13  Dove 
Johnson  Thos.  boilerraaker  H.  R.  R.  R.,  G'bush 
Johnson  Wm.  jirinter,  bds.  (Jommercial  Hotel 
Johnson  William,  carman,  h.  210  Broadway 
Johnson  William,  cari:)enter,  house  9  Lumber 
Johnson  William  T.  clerk,  16  South  Pearl,  h.  8 

Norton 
Johnston  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse,  23  .Lames 
Johnston  James,  grainmeasurer,  h.  190  Hudson 
Johnston  James,  stereotype  linisher,  h.  3  Dela- 
ware turnijike 
Johnston  John  E.  blacksmith,  bds.  45  Dallius 
Jolmston  Marian  Mrs.  baker,  368  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Johnston  Susan,  widow,  house  62  Willett 
Johnston   William   C.    salesman.   Quay   corner 

Hamilton,  house  127  Hamilton 
Johnston  William   T.    {Hubbell  &  J.),   carriage- 
makers  19  Church,  house  45  Dallius 
Joice  Richard,  h.  172  Orange 
Jolley  Isaac,  saddler,  bds  20  Lydius 
Jones  Abraham,  watchman  N.  Y.  C,  R.  R.  house 

130  Green 
Jones  Charles,  A.  engineer,  house  250  Lumber 
.Jones  Charles  H.  laborer,  house  145  Lumber 
Jones  Charles  W.  clerk,  56  State,  bds.  35  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Jones  Chauncey,  carman,  house  383  State 
Jones  Daniel,  broker,  house  105  Hawk 
Jones  David,  nailor,  bds.  21  Ferry 
Jones  David  R.  Floyd,  secretary  of  state,  office 

State  Hall,  bds  Congress  Hall 
.Jones  Edward  F.  cigarmaker,  bds.  97  Third 
Jones  Edward  H.  supt.  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  machine 

shop,  house  59  De  Witt 
Jones  Eliza,  dressmaker,  house  25  Orange 
Jones  Eliza,  widow,  bds.  250  Jjumber 
Jones   Erasnms  D.   homoepathic  physician,  34 

Lodge,  house  do. 
Jones  Ezatus,  cutter,  488  Broadway,  h.  133  Elm 
Jones  George,  turner,  house  58  Howard 
Jones  George  0.  bookkeeper,  house  71  Hawk 
Jones  George  W.  engineer,  h.  253  North  Pearl 
Jones  Isaac,  coachmaker,  house  121  Second 
Jones  Isaac,  planemaker,  h.  445  Wash,  avenue 
Jones  Isabella,  widow  of  Jas.  D.  h.  60  Herkimer 
Jones  James,  cigars,  616  Broadway,   house  114 

Clinton  avenue 
Jones  .James,  clerk,  459  B'way,  h.  123  Orange 
Jones  James,  laborer,  house  123  Orange 
Jones  James  C.  tailor,  608  Broadway,  house  92 

Clinton  avenne 
Jones  James  R.   hairdresser,  805  Broadway,  h. 

192  Lumber 
Jones  .Jane,  grocer,  81  Orange,  house  do. 
Jones  Jesse  A.  carriageinaker,  bds.  130  Green 
Jones  John,  piper,  h.  rear  449  Washington  ave. 
.Jones  John,  messenger,  Albany  City  and  State 

Banks,  house  443  Washington  avenue 
Jones  Jo^iP,  fruit  and  oysters,  n.  318  Clinton  av. 
Jones  Joh'ii,  house  3  Chapel 


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Jones  John,  tailor,  house  30  Chapel 

Jones  John  jr.  clerk,  house  20  Sand 

Jones  John  B.  9  Exchange,  bds.  Dunlop  House 

J'ones  Mary,  house  97  Third 

Jones  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  121  Arch 

Jones  P.  H.  manufacturer  of  gents'  linen  goods, 

584  Broadway,  house  do. 
Jones  Peter  E.  [Bradt  &  /.),  grocer,  30  Washing- 
ton avenue,  bds.  2b  do. 
Jones  Reuben,  physician,  house  34  Lodge 
Jones  Samuel,  butcher,  house  46  Perry 
Jones  Samuel  E.  stonecutter,  45  Herkimer,  bds. 

50  do.       • 
Jones  Sai-ah,  widow,  house  67  Bowery 
Jones  Thomas,  carriagemaker,  h.  North  Albany 
Jones  Tliomas,  laborer,  house  1 1  Gansevoort 
Jones  William,  cooper,  house  V2Z  Orange 
Jones  William,  laborer,  house  105  Caiial 
Jones  William,  builder,  Clinton  avenue,  above 

Swan,  liouse  151  Clinton  avenue 
Jones  William,  cigarmaker,  bds.  67  Bowery 
Jones  William,  clerk,  bds.  30  Chapel 
Jones  William,  shoemaker,  house  324  State 
Jones  William  E.  blacksmith,  house  16  Jackson 
Jones  William  H.  slater,  bds.  143  Swan 
Jones  William  T.  cook,  52  State,  bds.  do. 
Joralemon  Alfred,  mason,  house  7  Broad 
Joralemon  James,  mason,  house  126  Jeflerson 
Joralemon  John  [Bailey  &  J.),  stoves,  &c.   87 

South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Jordan  Bernard,  laborer,  house  93  Van  Woert 
Jordan  Brahazon  N.  painter,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Jordan  John,  carpenter,  house  51><  Third 
Jordan  Richard  A.  H.  shipcarpenter,  boards  25 

Columbia 
Jordan  Robert,  clerk,  J.  S.  Henshaw,  bds.  Wash- 
ington cor.  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Joseph  Amos,  barber,  21  Quay,  house  3  Spruce 
Jotho  Conrad,  harnessmaker,  house  52  Schuyler 
Joy  Morris,  laborer,  house  18  Lawrence 
Joy  Patrick,  boatman,  bds.  117  Plumb 
Joyce  James,  paver,  house  51  Van  Scliaick 
Joyce  John,  iuhorer,  house  4  Hawk 
Joyce  Michael,  laborer,  house  19  Hawk 
Joyce  William  H.  oysters,  Columbia,  G'bush 
Joyner  Philo  J.  boilermaker,  house  179  Jefferson 
Judd  Franklin,  silverplater,  house  163  Green 
Judd  Geoige,  moulder,  house  22  Daniels 
Judge  B.  widow,  house  32  Van  Woert 
Judge  Bartholomew,  city  marshal,    office  City 
Hall,  and  {Mattimore  &  J.)  grocer,  183  Mont- 
gomery, house  40  Lawrence 
Judge  Edward,  laborer,  house  64  Water 
Judge  James,  grocer,  274  North  Pearl,  h.  304  do. 
Judge  John,  grocer,  65  Colonie,  house  do. 
Judge  Patrick,  laborer,  house  185  Orange 
Judge  Patrick,  clerk,  bds.  32  Van  Woert 
Judge  Thomas,  ice,  &c.  22  Bethlehem  road 
Judson  Albert  C.  teller  Merchants'  Bank,  bds. 

134  Washington  avenue 
Judson  E.  L.  (late  Wheeler  &  J.),  provisions,  8 
State,  house  62  Jay  [House 

Judson  Herman  W.  photographer,  bds.  Empire 
Judson  Ichabod  L.  provisions,  128  Washington 
avenue,  house  134  do.  [Jeflerson 

Jupp  Langham,  liquors,  9  South  Pearl,  bds.  49 X 

KAAG  PETER,  carriagemaker,  h.  151  Broad 
Kachell  Antoine,  laborer,  h.  283  Washington  av. 
Katfenburgher  Isaac,  clerk,  548  Broadway,  bds. 

65  Lydius 
Kaflenburgher  Jacob,  butcher,  84  South  Ferry, 

house  on  Delaware  turnpike  near  Morton 
Kagelman  Louis,  peddler,  house  84  South  Ferry 
Kager  Philip,  laborer,  h.  Plank  road,  ab.  Robin 
Kahle  Charles,  meatstall,  56  Union,  house  do. 
Kahn  Kobble  S.  peddler,  house  75  Westerlo 


Kain  Jeremiah,  engineer,  house  72  Montgomery 

Kain  Tiiomas,  woolbuyer,  house  40  Mulberry 

Kain  William,  shoes,  711  Broadway,  house  do. 

Kain,  see  Kane,  also  Cane 

Kairnes  Owen,  laborer,  house  138  BoAvery 

Kairns  James  H.  mason,  house  80  Bradford 

Kaiser  George,  tailor,  house  47  Clinton 

Kaiser  Valentine,  baker,  house  314  South  Pearl 

Kalder  David,  laborer,  h.  64  Benjamin 

Kaley  George,  accountant,  42  Dean,  h.  2  Chestnut 

Kaley  Mich;iel,  laborer,  house  71  Rensselaer 

Kaley  Thomas,  porterhouse,  10  Columbia,  h.  do. 

Kalmbach  Michael  F.  shoemaker,  b.  317  Bowery 

Kambli    Henri,   German    and   French   teacher, 

house  22  Chestnut 
Kames  George,  comedian,  bds.  Com.  Hotel 
Kampth  Jacob,  moulder,  house  27  Gansevoort 
Kampher  Julius,  saloon,  55  Bowery,  house  do. 
Kanary  Thomas,  porterhous-^,  68  Colonie,  h.  do. 
Kane  Charles  S.  actor,  house  106  Orange 
Kane  John  C.  carpenter,  h.  8  Delaware  turnpika 
Kane  Peter,  laborer,  house  64  Delaware 
Kane  Peter,  mason,  house  165  Third 
Kane  Thomas,  boatman,  house  167 Orange 
Kane  Thomas,  laborer,  house  40  Elk 
Kane  William,  laborer,  house  162  Colonie 
Kanter  Frederick,  gardener,  house  67  Odell 
Kaogan  John,  sexton  St.  John's  church,  house 

66  Arch 
Kappes  George,  laborer,  house  52  Cherry 
Kappler  John,  carpenter,  house  152  Chestnut 
Karasy  Peter,  clerk,   basement  Center  Market, 

house  9  lower  Spring 
Karell  Jacob,  baker,  h.  235  Sand  corner  Quail 
Karn  John,  coppersmith,  house  85  Green 
Karner  G.  G.  tlour  and  produce,  4  Maiden  lane 

bds.  91  Washington  avenue 
Karns  Michael,  laborer,  house  45  Van  Woert 
Karskaett  Geo.  fresco  painter,  house  100  Swan, 

Arbor  liill 
Karwin  Moses,  moulder,  house  81  Lawrence 
Karwin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  69  Rensselaer 
Kas  John,  carman,  house  i-ear  122  Franklin 
Kasper  Joseph,  peddler,  h.  Lancaster  cor.  Snipe 
Kassen  James,  laborer,  h.  44  Second 
Kasten  John,  machinist,  h.  rear  780  Broadway 
Kastendike  John,  dry  goods,  161  South  Pearl, 

bds.  96  We=terlo 
Kaufl'man  Moses,  peddler,  h.  176  South  Pearl 
Kaufman  Bernard,  house  133  Broad 
Kaup  Jacob,  laborer,  house  214  South  Pearl 
Kavanaugh  James,  carman,  house  164  State 
Kavanaugh  James,  moulder,  h.  32  Rensselaer 
Kauanaugh  Michael,  carpenter,  26  West  Ferry 
Kavanaugh  Thomas,  grocer,  Lydius  cor.  Swan, 

house  327  Lydius 
Kay  William,  paperhanger,  house  52  West  Ferry 
Kean  Andrew,  liquors,  33  Van  Woert,  house  do. 
Kearens  Timothy,  moroccodresser,  h.  1  Bleecker 
Kearnan  John,  laborer,  house  215Elm 
Kearnen  John,  clerk,  9  Chestnut,  b.  168  Hudson 
Kearney  Cliristopher,  engineer,  house  9 Morton 
Kearney  [Edward  J.)!k  Langan {Michael),  plumb- 
ers and  roofers,  94  State,  h.  194  Clinton  ave. 
Kearney  Ellen,  widow,  house  772  Broadway 
Kearney  Francis  &  T.  clothing  and  groceries,  173 

Montgomery,  house  5  Dewitt 
Kearney  H.  J.  grocer,  153  Clinton  avenxae,  h.  do. 
Kearney  Mary,  widow,  house  850  Broadway 
Kearney  Matthew,  malster,  house  14  Rose 
Kearney  Michael,  stonecutte)-,  house  103  Arch 
Kearney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Railroad  avenue 

above  North  Pearl 
Kearney  Robert,  laborer,  house  242  North  Pearl 
Kearney  Thomas  (F.   &   T.  Kearney),  clothing, 

173  Montgomery,  house  35  Dewitt 
Kearney  William,  laborer,  house  90  Van  Woert 


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Kearney  Wm.  cooper,  28  Swan,  h.  195  Orange 
Keanis  Cormick,  laborer,  h.  173  Montgomery 
Kearns  James,  grocer.  Church  corner  Bassett 
Kearns  James,  laborer,  h.  Wash.  ave.  cor.  Allen 
Kearns  John,  laborer,  hous^e  115  Plumb 
Kearns  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  97  Swan,  Arb.  li. 
Kearns  Thomas,  carman,  house  117  Franklin 
Kearns  Thomas,  laborer,  liouse  19  Clinton 
Kearsiug  Greoi'ge  W.  pianoniaker,  h.  47  Yates 
Keating  Patrick,  laborer,  house  65  Van  Woert 
Keating  Paul,  cooper,  liouse  41  Rensselaer 
Keating  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  58  West  Ferry 
Keays  Edward,  butcher,  152 X  Clinton  avenue, 

"house  38  Third 
Keays  John,  cigarmanufacturer.   Second  corner 

Swan,  house  49  Clinton  avenue 
Keays  Margaret  Mrs.  liouse  49  Clinton  avenue 
Keefe  Andrew,  constable  8th  ward,  li.  Swan  n. 

Canal 
Keefe  Laura,  widow,  house  69  North  Ferry 
Keefe  Timothy,  moulder,  bds.  172  Broadway 
Keefe  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.  Swan,  near  Canal 
Keefe  William,  butcher,  house  477  Wash.  ave. 
Keefe  William  jr.  butcher,  h.  497  Wash.  ave. 
Keegan  Charles,  laborer,  house  87  Franklin 
Keegan  James,  coachman  at  727  Broadway  h.  11 

Van  Tromp 
Keehoe  Thomas,  brickmaker,  li.  7  Foundry  pi. 
Keeler  Adam,  teamster,  house  220  Wash.  ave. 
Keeler  Caroline,  milliner,  626  B'way,  h.  do. 
Keeler  Charles  S.  upholster,  h   55  Johnson 
Keeler  Frederick,  laborer,  bds.  lOl  Montgomery 
Keeler  Henry,  boatman,  h.  171  Eagle 
Keeler  Isaac  N.  flour,  grain,  &c.  81  Quay,  alder- 
man 3d  ward,  Jiouso  96  (jreen 
Keeler  Jacob,  fara  er,  house  103  Lark 
Keeler  Jasper  S.  house  Pearl,  corner  Westerlo 
Keeler  John,  laborer,  house  72  Colonie 
Keeler  Pitt,  teamster,  house  220  Wash,  avenue 
Keeler  Wesley  W.  sashmakcr,  bds.  7  S.  Ferry 
Keeler  William,  boatman,  bds.  171  Eagle 
Keeliu  John,  clerk,  7/'^  Hudson,  house  167  Elm 
Keelin  John,  liquor  store.  Swan  corner  Lumber 
Keenan  Andrew,  carman,  h.  75  North  Lansing 
Keenan  Arthur,  lirickmoulder,  h.  100  Schuyler 
Keenan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Keenan  James,  cigarmaker,  h.  46  Van  Schaick 
Keenan  Bridget  Mrs.  grocer,  215  Elm,  house  do. 
Keenan  John,  plumber,  bds.  22  Jefferson 
Keenan  John  Gr.  baker,  house  73  Lark 
Keenan  Julia,  widow,  house  21  Chapel 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  208  Third 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  N.  Lansing 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  176  Colonie 
Keenan  William,  sash  and  blindmaker,  bds.  124 

Water 
Keevan  William,  laborer,  house  222  South -Pearl 
Kegau  George,  laborer,  house  121  Lumber 
Kegan  John,  laborer,  house  192  Orange 
Kegan  James,  laborer,  house  93  Broad 
Kegan  Laurence,  grocer,  house  141  Broad 
Kegan  Michael,  laborer,  house  93  Broad 
Kegan  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  161  Orange 
Kegan  Michael,  laborer,  157  Orange 
Keichu  Philip,  carman,  house  4  Colonie 
Keightley  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  128  Broadway 
Keith  Joseph  B.  bookkeeper  Albany  City  Bank, 

l>ds.  American  Hotel 
Keith  W.  L.  carman,  house  101  Dove 
Kelch  George,  tailor,  house  95  Nucella 
Kelch  George,  turner,  house  67  Alexander 
Kelderhouse  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  138  Swan 
Kelerman  George,  oilcloth  painter,  h.  250  Sand 
Keller  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  13  Knox 
Keller  Jacob,  funiaceman,  house  51  Delaware 
Keller  John,  carpenter,  house  213  South  Pearl 
Keller  Leonard,  315  Broadway,  bds.  50  Lydius 


Kellett  Thomas,  plumber,  house  85  Canal 
Kelley  Thomas,  collecting  clerk,  house  Yates 

near  Robin 
Kelhier  Frederick,  teamster,  house  14  Orange 
Kells  Edward,  tallyman,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Kells  Ellinor,  widow,  house  16  Lumber 
Kells  George,  steamplaner,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Kellum  Stephen  C.  clerk  post  office,  house  386 

Lydius 
Kelly  Bernard  W.  laborer,  house  103  Arch 
Kelly  Chas.  W.  clerk,  472  B'way,  b.  101  Grand. 
Kelly  David,  bedsteadmaker,  174  Colonie 
Keliy  Edward,  mason,  house  94  Dallius 
Kelly  Edward,  porterhouse,  266  Lydius 
Kelly  Ellen,  widow,  house  49  Canal 
Kelly  P'orrester  Mrs.  house  330  State 
Kelly  Francis,  moulder,  h.  rear  33  Van  Woert 
Kelly  Hugh,  blacksmith,  h.  67  Van  Schaick 
Kelly  Hugh,  laborer,  house  293  Sand 
Kelly  Hugh,  grocer,  175  Monttjouiery,  house  do. 
Kelly  James,  hatter,  bds.  119  Hawk 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  house  161  Orange 
Kelly  James,  silverplater,  house  113  Green 
Kelly  James,  carpenter,  house  216  State. 
Kelly  Janir-s  [Withers  &  A'.),  122  South  Pearl, 

house  113  Green 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  house  8  Van  Woert 
Kelly  James,  engineer,  house  121  Jefferson 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  house  6  Foundry  jjlace 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  h.  Church,  corner  Plumb 
Kelly  James,  nailer,  house  257  Sand 
Kelly  James  H.  ma.son,  house  113  Dove 
Kelly  Jane,  widow,  house  88  Church 
Kelly  John,  carman,  house  161  Broadway 
Kelly  John,  cooijer,  house  39  Liberty 
Kelly  John,  shoemaker,  house  172  Hudson 
Kelly  Johu,  laborer,  house  4  Lawrence 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  14  Johu 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  177  Orange 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  70  Arch 
Kelly  John,  teamster,  house  123  Dove 
Kelly  John,  shoemaker,  house  Washington  cor. 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Kelly  John  T.  printer,  house  35  Columbia 
Kelly  Joseph,  carpenter,  83  Lawrence,  house  do. 
Kelly  Joseph,  laborer,  house  261  State 
Kelly  Lawrence,  carman,  h.  Canal  near  Lark 
Kelly  Margaret,  widow,  149  Orange 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  house  36  X  La  Fayette 
Kelly  Matthew,  laborer,  house  33  Westerlo 
Kelly  Matthew,  teamster,  house  22  Mulberry 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  house  197  Broad 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  house  70  Colonie 
Kelly  Owen,  porter,  9  State,  house  135  Canal 
Kelly  Owen,  brakeman,  h.  Second,  near  Snipe 
Kelly  Patrick,  cooper,  355  Broadway,  h.  61  Canal 
Kelly  Patrick,  shoes,  602  Broadway,  h.  603  X  do. 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  2  Cross 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  12  John 
Kelly  Patrick,  grocer,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  319  State 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer,  house  66  Lawrence 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer,  house  103  Arch 
Kelly  Rebecca,  house  3  Lawrence  court 
Kelly  Robert,  teamster,  house  Swan,  near  Canal 
Kelly  Sarah,  widow,  house  124  upper  Spring 
Kelly  Sylvanus,  carpentsr,  house  215  Hamilton 
Kelly  Thomas,  butcher,  house  249  Elm 
Kelly  Thomas,  butcher,  house  74  Grand 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  120  Broad 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  17  Morton 
Kelly  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  119  Hawk 
Kelly  Thomas,  grocer,  17  Orange,  liouse  do. 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  118  First 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  37  Dean 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  273  North  Pearl 


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Kelly  Timothy,  laborer,  house  34  Morton 
Kelly  Warren  S.  attorney,  50  State,  li.  94  Lark 
Kelly  William,  carpenter,  bds.  119  Hawk 
Kelly  William,  grainmeasurer,  house  216  B'way 
Kelly  William,  cooper,  house  49  Canal 
Kelly  William,  teamster,  liouse  118  Snipe 
Kelly  William,  laborer,  house  rear  3  Chestnut 
Keloher  James,  laborer,  bds.  12  Quay 
Kelsey  A.  P.  teacher  Normal  School,  b.  28  Plain 
Kelsey  Fidelia  J.  Mrs.  house  82  Canal 
Kelso  John,  house  48  Chapel  [der 

Kemkennner  John  J.  furnaceman,  h.  65  Alexan- 
Kemmis  C.  A.  at  Directory  Office,  78  State 
Kemp  George  C.  tinsmith,  liouse  55  Green 
Kendall  George  A.  clerk,  476  Broadway,  bds.  106 

Green 
Kendrick  Edward  E.  cashier  Bank  of  Albany,  h. 
Ill  State  [Bank,  bds.  Ill  State 

Kendrick  Edward  E.  jr.  bookkeeper,  Merchants' 
Kendrick  Fred.  M.  H.  bds.  HI  State 
Kendrick  Matthew,  carpenter,  liouse  147  Grand 
Kendrick  Nancy,  widow  of  Samuel,  bds.  Frank- 
lin House  [54  Columbia 
Kendrick  Thaddeus  W.  P.,  Bank  of  Albany,  h. 
Kenna  John,  laborer,  house  124  Bowery 
Kenna  William,  laborer,  hou.se  251  N.  Pearl 
Kennah  Edward,  mason,  bds.  37  Dean 
Kennah  James,  malster,  house  135  Bowery 
Kennah  John,  tailor,  house  125  Bowery 
Kenneally  James,  butcher,  bds.  495  Wash.  ave. 
Kenneally  John,  butcher,  house  495  Wash.  ave. 
Kennedy  Alexander  {Sonthwick  &  K.),  auction- 
eers, 10  Green, bds.  70  South  Ferry 
Kennedy  Ann,  widow,  house  199  Green 
Kennedy  Arthur,  porter,  319  Broadway,  house 

266  Ly  dins 
Kennedy  Arthur,  carpenter,  bds.  327  Lydius 
Kennedy  David,   machinist  H.   R.  R.  R,  house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Kennedy  Dennis,  grocer,  house  81  First 
Kennedy  Francis,  carman,  house   100  Chestnut 
Kennedy  Francis,  laborer,  house  226  Hamilton 
Kennedy  Francis,  laborer,  house  53  Delaware 
Kennedy  Francis  D.  wheelwright,  b.  21  Westerlo 
Kennedy  Gregory,  laborer,  house  2  Warren 
Kennedy  James,  porter,  9  State,  house  Johnson 

near  Grand 
Kennedy  James,  printer,  bds.  70  South  Ferry 
Kennedy  James,  moulder,  h.  Bethlehem  road 
Kennedy  Jane,  widow,  house  20  Hawk 
Kennedy  John,  carpenter,  bds.  28  Elm 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  house  8  Cross 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  bds.  205  Broadway 
Kennedy  John,  house  117  Swan 
Kennedy  John  jr.  carpenter,  23  Elm  h.  41  do. 
Kennedy  John  B.  grocer.  Grand  c.  Morton,  h.  do. 
Kennedy  John  C.  pianomaker,  bds.  20  Hawk 
Kennedy  Joseph  H.  machinist,  house  20  Hawk 
Kennedy  Matthew  F.  machinist,  h.  21  Westerlo 
Kennedy  Michael,  carmaii,  h,  rear  152  Canal 
Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  house  146  Third 
Kennedy  Michael,  house  Jackson  cor.  Spencer 
Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  house  58  Arch 
Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  house  28  Elm 
Kennedy  M.  H.  gaslitter,  house  28  Elm 
Kennedy  Patrick,  painter,  bds.  218  Broadway 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  164  Broadway 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  353  State 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  88  Franklin 
Kennedy  Patrick,  grocer,   113  Green,  house  62 

Herkimer 
Kennedy  Patrick  J.  varnisher,  b.  41  N.  Lansing 
Kennedy  Peter,  laborer,  house  47  Alexander 
Kennedy  Robert,  cooper,  house  70  South  Ferry 
Kennedy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Cross 
Kennedy  William,  clerk,  32  Washirgton  avenue, 
house  318  State 

To 


Kennedy  William,  shoemaker,  h.  17  Lawrence 
Kennedy  Wm.  gardener,  h.  100  Swan,  Ar.  hill 
Kennedy  Wm.  D.  house  90  Bradford 
Kennedy  Wm.  F.  printer,  bds.  115  Dallius 
Kennedy  Wm.  N.  engineer,  bds.  20  Hawk 
Kennedy  Wm.  R.  meat  stall,    120  Swan,  house 

137  do..  Arbor  hill 
Kenney  George  L.  machinist,  house  3  Plain  con. 
Kenney  Matthew,  grocer,  35  Liberty,  house  do. 
Kenney  Patrick,  wheelwright,  194  Orange,  h.  do. 
Kenny  Andrew,  runner,  house  164  State 
Kenny  Bernard,  carpenter,  house  15  S.  Lansing 
Kenny  James,  liouse  Perry  corner  Bradford 
Kenny  .Tames,  laborer,  house  852  Broadway 
Kenny  John,  butcher,  bds.  Perry  cor.  Bradford 
Kenny  John,  marbleworker,  h.  37  Rensselaer 
Kenny  M.  Mrs.  musicteacher,  house  58  Chapel 
Kenny  Michael,  confectioner,  h.  62  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Kenny  Michael,  agent,  house  58  Chapel 
Kenny  Michael,  laborer,  house  53  Van  Woert 
Kenny  Patrick,  engineer,  liou.se  114  Third 
Kenny  Patrick  &  Wm.  bakers,  54  Swan,  Arbor 

hill,  bds.  62  do. 
Kenny  Peter,  carpenter,  house  Division  c.  Union 
Kenny  Peter,  gardener,  house  3  Odell 
Kenny  Thomas,  switchman,  house  33  Water 
Kenny  Thomas,  baker,  bds.  53  Hawk 
Kenny  Wm.  (P.  &  W.  Kenny),  baker,   54  Swan, 

bds.  62  do. 
Kent  C.  Taylor,  salesman,  399  Broadway,  house 

43  Lydius 
Kent  James,  leatherdresser,  bds.  83  Bowery 
Kent  Isaac  B.  hackman,  house  92  Hudson 
Kenyon  Hiram  C.  carpenter,  house  248  Hudson 
Keogh  James,  grocer,  126  Swan,  Arbor  h.  h.  do. 
Keown  Rose,  widow,  bds.  223  Broadway 
Kercher  Philip,  laborer,  house  4  Colonic 
Kergner  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  h.  6  Alexander 
Kerin  James,  foundryman,  h.   133  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Kerker  Benj.  B.  stovemounter,  house  1 10  First 
Kerker  John  G.  carman,  h.  rear  71  Van  Woert 
Kern  John,  coppersmith,  house  85  Green 
Kernan  Felix,  clerk,  83  Beaver,  h.  278  Lydius 
Kernan  Felix,  mason,  bds.  91  Cherry 
Kernan  John  A.  clerk,  bds.  278  Lydius 
Kernan  Joseph  A.  clerk,  bds.  278  Lydius 
Kernan  Thomas,  mason,  house  91  Cherry 
Kernes  James,  laborer,  house  rear  2  Clinton 
Kerr  Edward,  paver,  liouse  148  Chestnut 
Kerr  James,  paver,  liouse  79  Orange 
Kerr  James,  teamster,  house  35  Canal 
*Kerr  John,  blacksmith,  18  Water,  h.  10  Cross 
Kerr  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  22  Quay 
Kerr  Thomas,  mason,  bds.  79  Orange 
Kerr  William,  grocer,  13  S.  Pearl,  h.  7  Lancaster 
Kerrigan  James  Mrs.  Washington  corner  Second 

avenue,  Greenbush 
Kerse  Joseph,  brickmaker,  h.  Morton  n.  Hawk 
Kersey  Christojiher,  fruit,  &c.,  h.  9  1.  Spring. 
Kerst  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  27  Bradford 
Kerwin  B.  Mrs.  house  26  Jefferson 
Kerwin  James,  carpenter,  h.  72  Swan,  Arbor  h. 
Kerwin  James,  mason,  house  26  Jefferson 
Kessel  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  60  La  Fayette 
Ketchum  Daniel,  515  B'way,  house  at  Waterford 
Ketchum  George  W.  clerk.  Exchange  Hotel 
Ketchum  Richard  V.  R.  lumber,  14  Lumber  dist. 

bds.  51  Spencer. 
Ketchum  Wm.  house  24  High 
Kettles  Julia  N.  widow,  house  39  Bleecker 
Keveny  Philip  Rev.  house  14  Lodge 
Kewin  H.  L.  clerk,  492  Broadway,  bds.  807  do. 
Kewin  {Robt.  F.)  &  Dickerman  {John  S.),  auc- 
tioneers, 92  State,  house  60  Lydius 
Kewin  Wm.  mason,  house  159  Sand 
Key  John,  laborer,  house  130  Bowery 
Keyes  Charles  E.  inarblepolisher,  h.   62  Beaver 


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Keyes  Emerson  W.  deputy  supt.  public  instruc- 
tion, State  Hall,  bds.  16  Jay 
Keyes  Frederic,  blacksmith,  house  7  Teunis 
Keyes  James  H.  clerk,  post  office,   h.  115  Green 
Keyes  J.  Henry,  house  62  Beaver 
Keyes  Michael,  tailor,  house  185  Orange 
Keyes  Nicliolas,  farmer,  house  7  Teunis 
Keyser  Abraham,  house  59  Grand 
Keyser  Andrew,  varnisher,  house  35  Bowery 
Keyser  Gottlieb,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Tivoli  lioUow 
Keyser  Joseph  D.  clerk,  635  B'way,  b.  59  Grand 
Keyser  Peter,  accountant  comptroller's    office, 

State  Hall,  house  94  Clinton  avenue 
Keyser  Sylvester,  carpenter,  house  192  Orange 
Keyser  William  H.  physician  and  apothecary, 

635  Broadway,  house  59  Grand 
Keyzenberg  Benedict,  peddler,  h.  75  Schuyler 
Kibbe  0.  Mrs.  house  71  Hudson 
Kibbee  Austin  S.   {Dalton  &  K.),  lumber,  IIS 

Water,  house  6  First 
Kickner  Henry,  furnaceman,  h.  r.  3  Onet's  alley 
Kidd  H.  T.  &  M.  T.  Misses,  teachers  h.  27  Grand 
Kidd  James,  41  North  Pearl,  house  7  Elk 
Kidd  William,  hatter,   Hudson  cor.  Broadway, 

house  57  Higli 
Kidder  Sal ly,  widow,  house  Blue  row,  Greenb. 
Kidney  Jonathan,  carpenter,  86  Hamilton,  house 

rear  82  Hudson 
Kiencly  John  W.  hairdresser,  h.  228  Wash  ave. 
Kiel  Joseph,  laborer,   house  632  Clinton  avenue 
Kieley  Jeremiah,  grocer,  Broad  cor.  Arch,  h.  do. 
Kieley  Philip,  laliorer,  house  109  Broad 
Kiernan  James,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  freight,  house  21 

Dallius 
Kiernan  James  &   Co.  {Benj.  F.  liicc),  liquors, 

22  Dean,  house  22  Orange 
Kiernan  John,  house  63  Howard 
Kiernan  Patrick,  hackman,  h.  14  South  Lansing 
Kiernan  Thomas,  house  Road  near  Canal 
Kiernan  Thomas,  Kiernan  House,  35  Dean 
Kiernan  Wm.  waiter,  house  8  Canal 
Kilbourn   Catharine,   widow  of  George,   house 

1 1 9  Orange 
Kilbourn  Geo.  jr.  restaurant,  76  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Kilbourn  James,  carpenter,  house  138  Orange 
Kilbourn   William,  drummaker,  147  Clinton 

avenue,  house  132  do. 
Kilboy  Owen,  laborer,  h.  50  Montgomery 
Kilch  Katherine,  widow,  h.  6  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Kilcher  Francis,  gardener,  h.  Delaware,  n.  Eagle 
Kiley  Michael,  laborer,  house  24  Van  Woert 
Kiley  Patrick,  mason,  house  2  Clinton 
Kilfoile  Luke,  cutter,  173  Montgomery,  bds.  799 

Broadway 
Kilfoile  Michael,  mason,  house  203  Green 
Kilfoile  William,  carman,  h.  433  Wash.  ave. 
Killan  Ellen,  widow,  house  100  Quay 
Killen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  259  Green 
Killian  John,  wheelwright,  house  210  Orange 
Killian  John,   carpenter,   30   Swan,   house   180 

Clinton  avenue 
Killian  Lawrence,  tailor,  house  151  Broad 
Kilillee  Michael,  mason,  house  143  Clin,  avenue 
Killip  William,  clerk,  bds.  14  Jay 
Killmar  Catharine,  widow,  h.  217  Hamilton 
Killraartin  John,  carpenter,  house  13  Bleecker 
Kiilroy  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  75  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Killroy   Michael,   cigarmaker,   bds.   75  Swan 

Arbor  hill 
Kilmayne  Margaret,  widow,  h.  37  Van  Schaick 
Kilmer  Chauncey,  clerk,  63  Washington  avenue, 

bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Kilpatrick  James,  boatman,  house  88  Church 
Kilzer  Frederick,  tailor,  liouse  187  Broad 
Kimball  Isaac,  house  120  First 
Kimball  L  E.  grocer,  Broadway,  opposite  Feriy, 

house  Broadway  above  Second,  Greenbush 


Kimball  J.  S.  house  Lumber,  near  North  Pearl 
Kimball  John,  clerk,  bds.  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Kimliall  John  M.   attorney,   50   State,  house  1 

Bleecker  place 
Kimball  Rodney  G.  teacher  Normal  School,  bds. 

45  Jay 
Kimmel  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  165  Bowery 
Kimmey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  8  South  Lansing 
Kimcade  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  Grand  cor.  Arch     , 
Kinahan  Patrick,  teacher,  house  75  Lawrence 
King  Aaron,  carpenter,  house  at  Greenbush 
King  Andrew,  furnaceman,  house  13  Teirnis 
King  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  89  Third 
King  Charles,  laborer,  house  75  Mulberry 
King  Charles,  printer,  house  63  Second 
King  Charles  C.  B.  hackman,  house  16  Union 
King  David  V.  grocer,  197  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
King  Edwin  H,  bonnetbleacber,  house  3  Union 
King  Eliza,  widow,  bds.  219  Green  .\ 

King  George  W.  hatter,  house  25  La  Fayette        -i 
King  Henry,  carpenter,  house  151  Sand 
King  J.  How-rd  [Olcott  &  K.),  attorney,  69  State, 

nouse  1  Park  place 
King  James,  laborer,  house  64  Van  Woert 
King  James  B.  house  65  Lumber 
King  John,  hatter,  liouse  53  Howard 
King  John,  moulder,  house  238  Green 
King  Louis,  shoemaker,  house  271  Sand 
King  Minor,  house  25  De  Witt 
King  Robert  M.  {Steele  &  K.),  paper  hangings, 

362  Broadway,  li.  95  Washington  avenue 
King  Rufus  H.  president  State  Bank,  69  State, 

house  1  Park  place 
King  Rufus  H.  jr.  house  1  Park  place 
King  Samuel  J.  news  agent,  house  251  Elm 
King  Samael  W.  dry  goods,  68  Second,  h.  70  do. 
King  Theodore,  hatter,  46  State,  h.  40  Bleecker 
King  Thomas,  boatman,  h.  79  South  Ferry 
King  Thomas  Mrs.  house  48  Second 
King  William,  tailor,  h.  8  Commercial  Building 
King  Wm.  T.  lumber  inspector,  h    25  De  Witt 
Kingsbury  Eliza,  widow,  bds.  149  Green 
Kingsbury    (James)    &    Whitehead   {Jeremiah), 

coachmakers,  131  Hudson,  h.  149  Green 
Kingsbury  Samuel,  sexton,  h.  133  Clinton  ave. 
Kingsiey  Hale  ( PFccd  &  K.),  attorney.  Museum 

Building,  house  38  First,  Arbor  hill 
Kingsnorth  Henry,  h.  Perry,  cor.  Clinton  ave. 
Kinnear  James,  chief  engineer  Fire  Department, 

house  38  lower  Spring 
Kinnear  Peter,  machinist,  h.  40  West  Ferry 
Kiniry  Bridget,  widow,  liouse  113  Beaver 
Kinnemand  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  44  Hamilton 
Kinney  Benjamin  W.  engineer,  bds.  23  James 
Kinney  Michael,  laborer,  house  7  Lark 
Kinney  Michael,  laborer,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
Kinnicut  Albert,  carpenter,  h.  17  Bethlehem  rd. 
Kinnicutt  Robert,  carpenter,  Tivoli  hollow 
Kinnicutt  Samuel  A.  {Wands  &  K.).  stoves,  &c. 

21  Green,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Kinnsla  John,  beermaker,  house  209  Green 
Kinsella  James,  laborer,  bds.  55  Montgomery 
Kiiisilla  Dennis,  laborer,  house  rear  164  State 
Kinsley  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  30  Chapel 
Kip  Leonard,  attorney,  bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Kippen  Henry,  machinist,  house  199  Third 
Kirby  Daniel,  laborer,  house  213  Broadway 
Kirby  John  H.  carriagepainter,  h.  59  Union 
Kirby  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  137  Church 
Kirby  Matthew,  butcher,  house  43  Bowery 
Kirby  Michael,  laborer,  house  10  Fulton 
Kirk  Abraham,  bookkeeper,  66  Quay,  h.  5  Chapel 
Kirk  Ellen,  widow,  house  35  Canal 
Kirk  Geo.  E.  oysters,  97  S.  Pearl,  h.  18  Bleecker 
Kirk  John,  house  310  North  Pearl 
Kirk  John,  laborer,  house  8  Eagle 
Kirk  Joseph,  foreman  at  gasworks,  h.  63  Dewitt 


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Kirk  Joseph  C.  {Carpenter  Sa  K.),  merchant  tai- 
lors, 556  Broadway,  h.  35  Clinton  avenue 
Kirk  Marilla,  widow  oV  Andrew,  h.  312  N.  Pearl 
Kirk  Patrick,  shoemaker,  bds.  Empire  House 
Kirk  William,  house  61  Lumber 
Kirk  William,  carpenter,  liouse  35  Canal 
Kirkham  Thaddeus,   carpenter,    house    Broad, 

near  Whitehall  road 
Kirkham  William,  hatter,  bds.  Eagle  St.  Hotel 
Kirkland  Ann,  widow,  house  14  Franklin 
Kirkland  Catharine  A.  boarding,  h.  52  Hamilton 
Kirkland  Eleazer,  carpenter,  h.   134  K.  R.  ave. 
Kirkland  Harvey,  fireman,  h.  134  R.  R.  avenue 
Kirkland  J.  J.  house  5-2  Hamilton  [hill 

Kirkland  James,  pianomaker,  h.  146  Swan,  Arb. 
Kirkpatrick  John,  butcher,  1  and  2  Center  Mar- 
ket, house  399  State 
Kirkpatrick  Riginal,  maltster,  bds.  417  State 
Kirkpatrick  Robert  H.  maltster,  house  421  State 
Kirkpatrick  Sarah,  widow,  house  417  State 
Kirkpatrick  Thomas,  grocer,  house  Lydius,  near 

Partridge 
Kirk.yer  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Van  Vechten,  near 

Elizabeth 
Kirnan  Fergus,  bartender,  house  341  Lydius 
Kirnan  James,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

house  21  Dallius 
Kirnan  John,  house  341  Lydius 
Kirnan  Wm.  J.  bartender,  107  Pier,  bds.  do. 
Kirtland  Albert  B.  teller.  Bank  of  the  Interior, 

61  State,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Kirtland  {Benjamin   C.)   &    Thurber  ( Charles), 
carpenters,  rear  53  La  Fayette,  house   100 
Washington  avenue 
Kirtland  W.  V.  news  depot,   104  Washington 

avenue,  liouse  100  do. 
Kirwain  Fen  ton,  carman,  76  Quay 
Kirwin  Timothy,  restaurant,  26  Church,  h.  do. 
Kissam  Cliarles  H.  hostler,  house  rear  48  Elk 
Kissell  Frank,  grocer,  444  Lydius,  house  do. 
Kite  Thomas,  gardener,  h.  rear  468  Lydius 
Kitser  Mary,  widow,  house  14  Delaware 
Klaar  Frederick,  grocer,  68  Clinton,  house  do. 
Klasse  William,  segarmanuf.  85  Green,  h.  do. 
Kleene  Frank,  grocer,  57  Clinton,  house  do. 
Klein  August,  blacksmith,  house  193  Broad 
Klein  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  Canal  n.  Snipe 
Klein  John,  laborer,  house  81  Bowery 
Klein  John,  barber,  214  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Klenk  Christian,  varnisher,  house  3  Wendell 
Klering  Joseph,  laborer,  house  468  Lydius 
Kley  Jacob,  laborer,  house  9  Colonie 
Kline  Charles,  carriagemaker,  house  215  Broad 
Kline  George,  moulder,  house  24  Delaware 
Kline  Peter,  moulder,  house  10  Delaware 
Kline  Thomas,  laborer,  house  143  Chesnut 
Kline  Valentine,  nailer,  h.  Snipe,  near  Canal 
Kline  William,  carpenter,  house  46  Delaware 
Klingelberger  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  41  John 
Kliuger  Gottlieb  D.  carver,  house  16  Jackson 
Klingler  Daniel,  laborer,  house  223  Sand 
Klink  Ann,  widow,  bds.  57  Clinton  avenue 
Klipp  Milyou,  gardener,  house  5  Day 
Klock  Franklin  H.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Delavan  House 
Klock  Morton,  grocer,  25  Lawrence,  h.  54  do. 
Klos  Jicob,  founder,  house  5  Plain  continued 
Klotzback  John,  varnisher,  h,  235  Wash.  ave. 
Kiukmin  Sophia,  widow  of  Jacob,  liouse   194 

South  Pearl 
Klukman  David,  clothing,  bds.  194  South  Pearl 
Klukman  Jacob,  clothing,  bis.  194  South  Pearl 
Klump  John,  porterhouse,  24  Norton,  house  do. 
Knapp  Elizabeth,  juvenile  retreat,  181  S.  Pearl 
Knapp  Hubbell,  house  35  Dallius  L^irst 

Knappen  A.  B.  agent  for   Stone  &  Merritt,  h.  96 
Knely  Michael  H.  butcher,  house  59  Perry 


Knickerbocker  Edmund,  supt.  Hawley's  planing 

mill,  house  930  Broadway 

Knight widow,  house  38  Delaware 

Knight  J.  H.  student,  bds.  Empire  House 
Knight  Wm.  mason,  h.  Lydius  near  Quail 
Knober  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  38  Broad,  Bethl'm 
Knoble  Steplien,  clerk,  house  168  u.  Spring 
Knobloch  George,  tailor,  house  49  Bowery 
Knobloch  Wm.  L.  clerk,  553  B'way,  b.  49  Bowery 
Knock  Dirk,  janitor  Normal  School,  Lodge  cor. 

Howard,  house  do. 
Knopple  Louis,  stovemounter,  house  69  Clinton 
Knower  John,  wool,  31  Hudson 
Knower  Samuel,  engineer,  house  154  Lumber 
Knower  Timotliy  A.  paymaster  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R., 

Exchange  Building,  house  188  Hamilton 
Knowlan  Hugh,  stonecutter,  house  57  Schuyler 
Knowlan  see  Nolan 

Knowles  Wm.  C.  nailer,  bds.  21  Ferry 
Knowlson   Baynton    W.   clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

freight  office,  house  87  First 
Kn  owl  ton  Daniel  R.  machinist,  bds.  87  Hudson 
Knowlton  George  H.  bookkeeper,  476  Broadway, 

bds.  45  lower  Spring 
Knowlton  George  N.  dentist,  bds.  87  Hudson 
Knowlton  George  W.  house  45  lower  Spring 
Knowlton  John,  blacksmith,  house  87  Hudson 
Knowlton  Myron,  physician,  119  Green,  h.   do. 
Knowlton  Wm.  bookkeeper,  house  92  Snipe 
Knox  Arthur,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Knox  Samuel ,  laborer,  house  55  Morton 
Knox  Wm.  laborer,  house  191  Third 
Koder  John  M.  baker,  house  84  S.  Ferry 
Kokeley  Jeremiah,  milk,  house  40  Water 
Koltins  Adam,  laborer,  house  77  Sand 
Rolling  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  4  Tennis 
Kolp  Charles,  grocer,  64  Clinton,  house  do. 
Konig  August,  carpenter,  house  293  Lumber 
Konig  Harmanus,  liquors,  house  840  Broadway 
Konig  Philip,  laborer,  house  Snipe  n.  Canal 
Koon  David,  carman,  house  121  Nucella 
Koonz  Abram,  coverlet  and  carpet  manufactory, 

43  Grand,  house  26  Plain 
Koonz  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  18  Delaware 
Koonz  Jacob  C.  surveyor,  bds.  26  Plain 
Koonz  William  P.  upholster,  15  North  Pearl, 

house  66  Westerlo 
Kooreman  John,  morocco  dresser,  b.  108  Broad 
Kortz  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  Learned,  op- 
posite the  furnace 
Kosman  Conrad,  cutler,  house  1  Bowery 
Kous  Catharine  Miss,  house  41  Clinton 
Kraff  Ernst  M.  C.  bookbinder,  h.  48  Westerlo 
Krafft  Ferdinand  H.   turner,   Albany   bedstead 

factory 
Kraflft  H.  G.  musician,  house  245  South  Pearl 
Kramer  Francis,  shoemaker,  house  185  Bowery 
Kramer  George,  saloon,  house  19  Bowery 
Kramer  Henry,  laborer,  house  163  Bowery 
Kramer  Valentine,  laborer,  house  283  Wash.  av. 
Kramerath  Martin,  stoves,  297  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Krank  August,  furnaceman,  h.  23  Bethlehem rd. 
Krank  George,  house  Whitehall  road 
Krank  Nicholas,  cigarmaker,  h.  10  Whitehall  rd. 
Krans  John,  porterhouse,  8  Rose 
Kranz  John,  laborer,  house  107  Nucella 
Kratz  Henry,  tailor,  house  215  Sand 
Kraus  Adam,  tailor,  41  Clinton 
Kraus  Wm.  oilcloth  patternmaker,  h.  263  Sand 
Krebs  Charles,  hat  blockmaker,  h.  106  Lark 
Krein  Peter,  laborer,  house  23  Bowery 
Kreis  Henry,  tailor,  h.  16  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Kreisbaum  Adam,  furnaceman,  h.  35  Odell 
Kreisbaum  Philip,  furnaceman,  house  1  Day 
Kremble  Frederick,  stonecutter,  h.  95  Bassett 
Kreuder  George,  Tremont  House,  21  Columbia 
Kreudler  August,  shoemaker,  h.  6  Alexander 


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Kreuker  Henry  L.  moulder,  house  99  Green 
Kriess  George,  shoemaker,  house  334  B'way 
Krissle  Martin,  laborer.  Spruce  near  Robiu 
Kromer  Misses,  dressmakers,  house  45  Green 
Kronmeier  August,  watchmaker,  191  S.  Pearl 
Kroskoski  MasicM.  turner,  b.  41  N.  Lansing 
Kross  George,  farmer,  Lancaster,  cor.  Snipe 
Krum  Henry  H.  clerk,  7  S.  Pearl,  bds.  21  Jay 
Kryger  Cornelius,  tailor,  91  South  Pearl 
Kryger  Lieven,  coffee  roaster,  9  Exchange,  house 

128  Broad 
Krubler  John  M.  pianomaker,  house  193  Broad 
Kuegler  Conrad,  cabinetmaker,  house  249  Elm 
Kuhn  Andrew,  laborer,  kouse  115  Snipe 
Kuhn  John,  tailor,  house  132  Bowery 
Kukens  Morris,  tailor,  house  10  Alexander 
Kundel  Charles,  wheelwright,  house  126  Broad 
Kyle  John,  police  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  depot,  house 

20  Beaver 
Kyle  Martha,  widow,  house  169  Lumber 

LABISHINER  EMANUEL,  cigarmaker,  bds.  75 

South  Ferry 
Labishiner  Jacob,  teacher,  house  75  S.  Ferry 
Labrut  John,  cook,  house  116  Third 
Lacey  Jas.  musicteacher,  house  6  Catharine 
Lackey  John,  laborer,  house  244  Lumber 
Lackey  {William)  &  Lasher  {John),   dining  sa- 
loon, 3  South  Pearl,  house  102  Lancaster 
La  Clair  N.  M'idow,  house  14  Railroad  avenue 
Lacont  Andrew,  house  4  William 
La  Croix  M.  B.  physician,  31  Maiden  lane 
Lacy  Daniel,  watchman,  house  1 1  Fulton 
Lacy  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  34  Union 
Lacy  William,  Statesman  office,  74  State,  house 

32  Second 
Lade  Fill,  blacksmith,  house  6  Broad 
Laden  James,  laborer,  house  16S  Montgomery 
Laden  John,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Laden  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  52  Arch 
Laden  Thomas,  laborer,  house  22  Canal 
La  Fevere  Thomas,  grocer,  house  21  Van  Woert 
Lafferty  Abrani,  brassfinisher,  house  46  Dallius 
Lafierty  Charles,  ropemaker,  h.  273  Wash.   ave. 
Latleich  David,  currier,  25  Hudson,  h.  134  Canal 
Laflour  John,  watchman,  b.  3  Green,  Greenbush 
Lagrange  Abram,  grocer,  Dove  cor.   Hamilton, 

bds.  91  Dove 
Lagrange  Abraham  J.  butcher,  house  370  Lydius 
Lagrange  Andrew  T.  4th  district  police,  bds.  74 

Washington  avenue 
Lagrange  Daniel,  house  310  Hamilton 
Lagrange  Geo.  com.  deeds,  94  State,  b.  17  Philip 
La  Grange  Gerritt,  house  79  North  Pearl 
Lagrange  Jacob,  bds.  154  Lancaster 
Lagrange  Jacob  0.  clerk,  63  Washington  avenue, 

house  306  Hamilton 
La  Grange  John  J.  agent,  h.  154  Lancaster 
La  Grange  John,  carpenter,  house  91  Dove 
Lagrange  Stephen,  confectioner,  33  North  Pearl 
Lahey  James,  laborer,  house  rear  51  Lawrence 
Lahey  James,  laborer,  house  31  Quay 
Lahey  Michael,  laborer,  house  416  Clint,  ave. 
Lahey  Richard,  hostler,  39  Columbia,  house  64 

Canal 
Laib  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  h.  200  Wash.  ave. 
Laight  Wm.  hairdresser,  house  231  Wash.  ave. 
Lainhart  Benjamin,  bds.  680  Broadway 
Lake  Hulet,  boatman,  house  119  Jefferson 
Lake  Isaac  W.   professor  Normal  School,  bds. 

229  Lydius 
Lamarie  John,  moulder,  house  20  South  Ferry 
Lamb  Bridget  Mrs.  grocer.  Green  cor.  Bassett 
Lamb  John,  house  216  Green 
Lamb  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  57  Bassett 
Lamb  Mary  A.  Mrs.  proprietress  Hudson  River 

House,  20  Lydius 


Lamb  Patrick  W.  furnaceman,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Lamb  Robert,  dry  goods,  11  South  Pearl,  bds. 

44  Grand 
Lamb  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  140  Arch 
Lambert  Barnabas,  salesman,  h.  239  S.  Pearl 
Lambert  Patrick,  baker  at  J.  Whitney's,  house 

Mechanic,  Greenbush 
L'Amoreux  Catharine,  widow,  house  86  First 
L'Amoreux  James,  attorney,  71  State,  house  74 

Hudson 
Lamoreaux  Daniel,  ])ilot,  house  at  Bath 
L'Amoreux  Wendell,  bds.  74  Hudson 
LaMoure  Germain  Mrs.  house  54  ,Jay 
LaMouro  Ten  Eyck,  grocer,  89  Washington  ave. 

house  56  Jay 
l^ampman  Eli,  carpenter,  bds.  Van  Rens.  House 
Lamroux  Ann  M.  widow,  h.  1 18  upper  Spring 
Lamroux  Ed^ly  Mrs.  widow,  h.  118  np.  Spring 
Lamson  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  301  South  Pearl 
Lamson  Homer  B.  clerk,  surrogate's  office,  City 

Hall,  house  193  him 
Lamson  James  J.  printer,  bds.  301  South  Pearl 
Lamy  James,  sawyer,  h.  Learned  op.  the  furnace 
Lanagan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  n.  Dove 
Lanaiian  Michael,  laborer,  house  295  Lumber 
Lanahan  P.  J.  printer,  bds.  51  Jefferson 
Lanahan  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  51  Jefferson 
Lanboryer  Joseph,  moulder,  h.  49  Benjamin 
Lander  Charles,  painti^r,  house  93  Orange 
Landers  Joseph,  butcher,  house  68  Bowery 
Landers  L.  W.  porter,  366  B'way,  b.  16  S.  Ferry 
Landers  William,  laborer,  house  121  Nucella 
Landrigan  James,  mason,  house  128  Eagle 
Landrigo  Sally  Mrs.  house  50  La  Fayette 
Lands  Eva,  widow,  house  3  Onet's  alley 
Lane  Francis  G.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  li.  at  Greenbush 
Lane  Hugh,  painter,  16  Herkimer,  house  14  Van 

Tromp 
Lane  James  Harvey,  mason  and  builder,  h.  163 

Jefferson 
Lane  John,  carpenter,  house  10  Canal 
Lane  John,  flour  and  provisions,  319  Broadway 

corner  Hamilton,  house  18  High 
Lang  John  E.  carpenter,  house  299  North  Pearl 
Lang  L.  M.  student,  bds.  83  Washington  ave. 
Lang  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  165  Grand 
Langan  John,  potatortealer,  house  95  Church 
Langan  Michael  {Kearney  &  L.)  h.  95  Church 
Langguth  Casper,  saloon,  31  Union,  h.  do. 
Langley  William,  carpenter,  h.  59  Schuyler 
Langlious  Lewis,  machinist,  h.  33  La  Fayette 
Langmier  .Jacob,  tailor,  334  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Langohr  Casper,  porter,  house  62  Cliiiton 
Langridge  Mary,  widow,  house  42  Canal 
Langridge  Stephen  Mrs.  h.  Lydius  n.  Ontario 
Langrish  Wm.   blacksmith,  205    South    Pearl, 

house  203  do. 
Lanigan  John,  laborer,  house  3  Broad 
Lanigan  Kearns,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 
Lannagan  Mary,  widow,  h.  Lumber  ab.  Snipe 
Lannen  James,  hostler,  h.  rear  705  Broadway 
Lannen  James,  laborer,  house  94,'^  Dallius 
Lannen  John,  laborer,  house  3  Bleecker 
Lannigan  John  jr.  coppersmith,  27  Church,  h. 

9  Broad 
Lans  Cobard,  laborer,  house  53  Coionie 
Lanschbach  Philip,  varnisher,  h.  13  Alexander 
Lansing  A.  Y.  widow,  house  665  Broadway 
Lansing  Abraham,  attorney,  13  Douw's  Building, 

bds.  756  Broadway 
Lansing  Abraham  F.  librarian  Y.  M.  A.  40  State, 

house  6  Van  Schaick 
Lansing  Andrew  D.  (Henry  Lansing  8e  Co.),  319 

Broadway,  house  769  Broadway 
Lansing  And.  jr.  clerk,  319  B'way,  bds.  769  do. 
Lansing  Charles  B.  {Pruyn  &  L.),  iron  works  and 

saw  factory,  Liberty  c.  Pruyn,  h.  146  State 


ALBANY      [L]      DIRECTOEY. 


77 


Lansing    Christopher    Y.    attorney,    3    Douw's 

Building,  liouse  756  Broadwuy 
Lansi'jg  Ganit  Y.  carpenter,  lionse  at  Bath 
Lansing  George,  clerk,  41  State,  bds.  655  B'way 
Lansing  Geo.  S.  coach  trimmer,  h.  167  Franklin 
Lansing  Gerrit,  silversmith,  liouse  83  Bleecker 
Lansing  Gerrit  Y.  69  State,  h.  52  North  Pearl 
Lansing  Henry  &  Co.  {A.  D.  Lansing),  Tivoli 

mills,  north  end  of  Broadway,   office  319 

Broadway,  house  743  do. 
Lansing  Henry  Q.  atfy,  443  B'way,  h.  683  do. 
Lan.'-ing  Isaac,  clerk,  bds.  '29  Chapel 
Lansing  .Jacob  Mrs.  house  683  Broadway 
Lansing  John  B.  physician,  bds.  285  State 
Lansing  (L.  B.)  &  Brown  (Matthews  jr.),  mer- 
chant tailors,  3S9  Broadway,  h.  201  State 
Lansing  .lacob  A.  bookkeeper,  452  Broadway,  h. 

108  Eagle 
Lansing  Jeremiah  jr.  [Moselcy,  L.  &  Co.),  dry 

goods,  477  Broadway,  house  59  Eagle 
Lansing  John  H.  cabinetmaker,  h.  44  1.  Spring 
Lansing  .lohn  T.  student,  bds.  52  North  Pearl 
Lansing  Joseph  A.  ( Wilson,    Grimwood  &    Co), 

grocer,  1 1  State,  house  on  Troy  road 
Lan.sing  0.  E.  biiokkeeper,  81  Quay,  b.  73  Hiid'n 
Lansing  Philip  S.  house  70  North  Pearl 
Lansing  Ricliard,  clerk,  476  Broadway,  bds.  88 

Beaver 
Lansing  Sarah  B.  house  766  Broadway 
Lansing  William,  attorney,  452  Broadway,  house 

756  do.  [avenue,  Greenbush 

Lansing  William,  grocer,  Broadway  cor.  Second 
Lansing  Wm.  J.  agent,  house  246  Lydius 
Lansing  Wm.   J.   at  Boardman,  Gray  &  Co.'s, 

house  at  Bath 
Lansingh  K.  V.  R.  .sewing  machines,  581  Broad- 

w.'iy,  house  5  Ten  Broeck 
Lant  William,  machinist,  house  II  Lumber 
Lape  John  L.  laborer,  h.  11  Bethlehem  road 
Lappies  Martin,  blacksmith,  Broadway,  G'bush 
Laramee  James,  painter,  h.  rear  213  Lumber 
Larcher  Elizabeth,  teacher,  bds.  24  Beaver 
Larcher  Samuel  W.  tailor,  46  South  Pearl,  house 

67  Beaver  ^ 

Larey  James,  laborer,  house  3  Lawrence  court 
Larey  John,  laborer,  house  39  Hamilton 
Larey  Timothy,  laborer,  house  1-11  Church 
Large  Oscar  A.  {Dalton  Sc  L.),  cigar  manuf.  25 

Clmrch,  house  19  South  Ferry 
Larkey  James  P.  blacksmith,  bds.  242  N.  Pearl 
Larkey  John,  blacksmith,  house  242  North  Pearl 
Larkin  Bridget,  widow,  house  118  Broad 
Larkin  John,  laborer,  bds.  118  Broad 
Larkin  Margaret,  widow,  house  11  Columbia 
Larkin  Martin  jr.  bds.  1 1  Columbia 
Larkins  Barney,  tailor,  house  23  Van  Zandt 
Larkins  James,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Zandt    ' 
Larose  Anthime  F.  clerk,  16  Exchange  Building, 

bds.  142  Broadway 
Larose  Peter,  Troy  express,  16  Exchange  Build- 
ing, house  142  Broadway 
La  Rue  Wm.  J.  salesman,  596  Broadwaj',  bds. 

42  Washington  avenue 
Lasch  Leopold,  moulder,  house  57  Alexander 
Lasch  Nicholas,  moulder,  house  57  Alexander 
Lasch  William,  carpenter,  house  57  Alexander 
Lasher  Flavius,  agent  Broadway  House,  bds.  do. 

Greenbush 
Lasher  .John,  shoemaker,  Columbia,  h.  Broad- 
way, Greenbush 
Lasher  John  H.  {Lackey  Sc  L.),  eatinghouse,  h. 

75  Hudson 
Lasher  Marciis  W.  proprietor  Broadway  House, 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Latham  ("ha,s.  G.  reporter,  74  State,  b.  814  B'way 
Latham  Geo.  E.  clerk,  444  Broadway,  h.  814  do 
Latham  Samuel  P.  printer,  house  lUO  Quay 


Latham  Wm.  G.  grocer.  Lumber  district,  house 

49  Jackson 
Lathrop  Ariel,   bookkeeper.   Union  Bank,  446 

Broadway,  house  52  Elm 
Lathrop  Augustus  B.  messenger,  13  Exchange 

Building,  liouse  Swan  corner  Hamilton 
Lathrop  Charles  H.,  National  express  agent,  13 

Exchange  Building,  house  105  Grand 
Lathrop  Daniel  S.  (Geo.  H.  Thacher  &  Co.),  car 

wheel  maniaf.  Learned  corner  Tliatcher,  h. 

768  Broadway 
Lathrop  Edward  C.  5  State,  bds.  77  Clinton  ave. 
Lathrop  Henry,  grainmeasurer,  h.  KiO  Hudson 
Lathrop  Jane  A.  widow,  h.  132  Wash.  ave. 
Lathrop  Ralph  P.  hardware,  &c.  57  State,  house 

135  Eagle 
Latour  Henry,  cook,  house  251  South  Pearl 
Latour  William,  whitewasher,  house  18  Canal 
Latta  John,  arcliitect,  Mineral  Spring  Garden 
Laubenheimer  Christian,  house  133  Bowery 
Lauer  Christian,  tailor,  house  63  Clinton 
Laughlin  James,  billiard  room  keeper,  Delavan 

House 
Laughlin  John,  laborer,  house  45  Liberty 
Laughlin  John,  laborer,  house  10b  Third 
Laughlin  John  jr.  carman,  house  North  Albany 
Laughlin  William,  carman,  house  106  Third 
Laughton  James  C.  (Fleming  &  L.),  South  Pearl 

corner  Beaver 
Launspach  Henry,  paperhanger,  h.  334  B'way 
Lauvni-r  Leinhait,  tilacksmitli,  h.  21  Bowery 
Lavan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  175  Green 
Lavender  Anna,  seamstress,  h.  13'J  up.  Spring 
Lavender  Christopher,  whitewasher,  house  125 

Lydius 
Lavental  I  Julius,  watches  and  jewelry,  34  S.  Pearl 
Lavery  Fiancis  T    machinist,   W.  ll.  R.  house 

Wendell,  Greenbush  [Greenbush 

Lavery  William,  paperhanger,  bds.  Wendell 
Law  Charles  W.  architect,  bds.  69  Beaver 
Law  Ellen  Miss,  liouse  lSc5  Hudson 
Lawler  Anu,  widow,  house  101  Clinton  avenue 
Lawler  Ann,  widow,  house  rear  43  Canal 
Lawler  (Daniel  A.)  &  Rogers  (Owen),  cigarmak* 

crs,  776  Broadway,  house  165  Lumber 
Lawler  Micliatl,  laborer,  bds.  43  Canal 
Lawler  Patrick,  porterhouse,  46  Pier,  h.  30  Canal 
Lawler  Thomas,  laborei-,  house  6  Foundry  place 
Lawler  Thomas  M.  (Brainard  &  i.)  shipbuilder, 

72  Pier,  house  at  East  Albany 
Lawler  Timothy,  laborer,  house  35  Van  Zandt 
Lawler  Timothy,  furnaceman,  house  7  Foundry 

j>lace 
Lawless  James,  laborer,  house  76  Franklin 
Lawless  John,  grocer,  118  First,  house  do. 
Lawless  John,  mason,  liouse  192  Broadway 
Lawless  John,  saloon,  28  Maiden  lane,  h.  34  S. 

Lansing 
Lawless  Matthew,  furnaceman,  h.  216  B'way 
Lawie-iS  Richard,  laborer,  h.  rear  12  Van  Tromp 
Lawless  William,  house  90  Third 
Lawlor  Ellen,  widow, provisions,  259  State,  h.  do. 
Lawlor  Joanna,  widow,  house  202  N.  Pearl 
Lawlor  John,  laborer,  house  153  Church 
Lawiance  Ann  Mrs.  milliner,  Broadway,  G'bush 
Lawrence  Alpheus  L.  boatstores,  114  Pier,  house 

102  Herkimer 
Lawrence  Anderson,  bds.  102  Herkimer 
Lawrence  Ann,  widow,  house  73  Rensselaer 
Lawrence  Charles  W.  house  55  Bassett 
Lawrence  Charles  W.  h.  2d  avenue,  Greenbush 
Lawrence  Dwiglit,  clerk,  b/ls.  102  Hm-kimer 
Lawrence  George,  captain,  bds.  71  Hudson 
Lawrence   George,   clerk,  66  Quay,  boards   191 

Hudson 
Lawrence  Joiiatlnn  F.  caulker,  house  in  a  boat, 

near  loot  of  Orange 


78 


ALBANY      [L]      DIRECTORY, 


Lawrence  James,  clerk,  20  Lydius,  bds.  do 
Lawrence  James,  painter,  house  67  Clinton 
Lawrence  Jane,  widow,  house  61  Lydius 
Lawrence  Peter,  waiter,  liou.se  167 'Third 
Lawrence  Thomas,  baker,  263  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Lawrence  {Wm.)  &  Higgins  {M.  A.),  commission 

merchants,  317  Broadway,  h.  195  Hudson 
Lawrence  William,  mason,  house  145  First 
Lawson  Alex,  grocer,  W.  Ferry,  c.  Philip,  h.  do. 
Lawson  Bernard,  marblecutter,  house  rear  26 

West  Ferry 
Lawson  Edward,  teacher,  134  Clinton  ave.  house 

5U1  do. 
Lawson  Isaac,  attorney,  461  Broadway,    house 

223  Hamilton 
Lawten  Slager  Albert,  jeweler,  44  State,  house 

Hawk 
Lawton  Gardiner,  painter,  bds.  82  Swan 
Lawton  {George  H.)  &  Taylor  (Klvin),  grocers, 

17  State,  house  209  State 
Lawton  James  D.  clerk,  17  State,  house  82  Swan 
Lawyer  [Ahram)   Burst  {Martin  C),  &   Burnet 

(Peter),   paperhangings,   316   Broadway,  h. 

55  High 
Lawyer  David  H.  hou.se  238  State      [h.  238  State 
Lawyer   David  W.   wholesale  liquors,    53  Dean, 
Lawyer  George,  salesman,  422  Broadway,  house 

83  Haraitton 
Lay  Joseph,  tailor,  house  361  Washington  ave. 
Lay  Louisa,  widow,  house  74  Clinton  avenue 
Lay  Orville,  moulder,  house  267  Lydius 
Layford  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  202  Bowery 
Layman  James,  cutter,  553  B'way,  h.  108  Green 
Layton  L.  P.  N.  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  Ii.  G'bush 
Lazar  Arthur,  shoemaker,  house  69  Clinton 
Lazar  William,  shoemaker,  77  Schuyler,  h.  do. 
Lazier  Frank,  fireman,  house  Partition,  corner 

First,  Greenbush 
Leach  Edwin,  carman,  house  162  N.  Pearl 
Leahey  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  60  Church 
Leahy  Bernard,  blacksmith,  h.  44  Montgomery 
Leahy  Joanna,  widow,  house  94 >i  Dallius 
Leahy  Michael,  black.smith,  house  150  Colonic 
Leahy  Patrick,  butcher,  bds.  250  Bowery 
Leake  Henry  A.  attorney,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Leake   Simeon  J.   bookkeeper,  State  Bank,  69 

State,  house  133  Washington  avenue 
Lear  Benjamin,  tailor,  house  297  Hamilton 
Learned   Billings  P.  president  Union  Bank,  446 

Broadway,  house  156  State 
Learned  B.  P.   jr.  teller,  Union  Bank,  bds.  156 

State  ■  [B'way,  house  38  N.  Pearl 

Learned  {JVm.  L.)  &  Cook  (/.  C),  attorneys,  468 
Leary  Ann,  widow,  house  94/^  Dallius 
Leary  Daniel,  mason,  house  166  Jefl'erson 
Leary  John,  laborer,  house  109  Elm 
Leary  Martin,  laborer,  house  Yates,  near  Robin 
Leary  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Schuyler  n.  Dallius 
Leary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  122  Arch 
Leary    Patrick,  porterhouse,    91   South    Pearl, 

house  3  Van  Zandt 
Leavy  Ann,  widow,  house  117  Broad 
Leck'ner  Caspar,  laborer,  house  Spruce  n.  Snipe 
Leddings  John,   carman,   house    199  Lancaster 
Leddy  Bernard,  bartender,  45  Quay 
Leddy  Barnard,  porterhouse  Quay  c.  Columbia 
Leddy  James  H.  harnessmaker,  h.  64  Van  Woert 
Leddy  Michael,  harnessmaker,  h.  12  N.  Lansing 
Leddy  Terence,  mason,  house  177  Green 
Lederer  Brothers   {Isaac,   Joseph,    Abraham    & 

Martin),  dry  goods,  330  B'way,  h.  74  Lydius 
Lederer  Abraham  (/vcrfcrcr  Brothers),  h.  28  Broad 
Lederer  Joseph  {L.  Brothers),  house  at  Cohoes 
Lederer  Martin  (L.  Brothers),  house  63  Lydius 
Ledwitch  James,  cigarmaker,  h.  38  Jefi'erson 
Lee  A.  A.  grocer,  6-13  Broadway 
Lee  Abbey  H.  teacher,  bds.  245  State 


Lee  {Charles  JR.)  &  Pratt  {A.  B.),  attorneys,  94 

State,  house  135  Washington  avenue 
Lee  Dennis,  laborer,  house  127  Swan 
Lee  Edward,  plumber,  house  150  Orange 
Lee  Francis,  laborer,  li.  Second  above  Knox 
Lee  George  R.  patternmaker,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Lee  James,  laborer,  house  8  West  Ferry  alley 
Lee  James,  carman,  house  126  Chesnut 
Lee  James  jr.  carpenter,  bds.  126  Chesnut 
Lee  John,  cigarbox  factory.  Grand  cor.  Elm 
Lee  Margaret  S.  widow,  house  245  State 
Lee  Matthew,  tobacconist,  liouse  190  Third 
Lee  Nathaniel  P.  inspector,  47  Quay,  h.  64  Philip 
Lee  Patrick,  laborer,  house  127  Swan 
Lee  Thomas,  carman,  lious?'  24  Elk 
Lee  Thomas,  laborer,  house  70  Arch 
Lee  Thomas  J.  carpenter,  house  126  Chesnut 
Lee  William  E.  clt-rk,  47  Quay,  bds.  64  Philip 
Lee  William,  pianomaker,  hou.se  243  State 
Lee  William  H.  B.  priiit^-r,  h.  1  Bleecker  place 
Leech  George,  Albion  Hoti^l,  B'way,  c.  Herkimer 
Lees  Thomas,  crockery,  16  S.  Pearl  h.  20  Park 
Lefever  Tliomas,  house  Van  Woert 
Letter  Stephen,  carriagetrimmer,  bds.  133  Green 
Le  Gallez  Abraui,  cirpenter,  house  77  Dove 
Le  Gallez  John,  cooper,   Lansing,  near  Broad- 
way, house  312  Hamilton 
Legg  Peter  C.  cooper,  house  269  North  Pearl 
Legget  John,  laborer,  house  97  Dove 
Leggett  George,  laborer,  house  199  Broadway 
Leggett  Henry,  cook,  house  115  Third 
Lehman  Frank,  bookkeeper,  h.  Sch'dy  turnpike 
Lehman  Julius,  dry  goods,  344  Broadway,  house 

69  Hamilton 
Lehmann  Martin,  bookkeeper,  house  18  Park 
Lehr  Adam,  shoemaker,  103  .S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Lehrberg  Kaufman,  dry  goods,  330  Broadway, 

house  86  Lydius 
Lehrberg  Laura,  widow  of  Lazarus,  h.  74  Lydius 
Lekins  John  S.,  Rev.  house  78  Ren.sselaer 
Lelawrin  Jessie,  toys,  99  Green,  house  do 
Lenihan  Isaac,  peddh^r,  house  73  Schuyler 
Lemily  Henry,  at  J.  Goold  &  Co's,  h.  151  Green 
Lemoge^^uclade,  shoemaker,  bds.  624  B'way 
Lemoge^acob,  painter,  house  at  Greenbush 
Lemoges  Joseph,  shoes,  624  Broadway,  house  do. 
Lenacre  Charles,  patternfiler,  house  01  Lark 
Lenderson  Jane,  widow,  house  64  Union 
Lennan  Edward,  laborer,  house  30  Water 
Leiinan  William,  produce,  house  9  Westerlo 
Lendrum  James,  grocer,  house  93  Church 
Lennox  James  T.  ( Ubsdell,  Peirson  &  Co.),  dry 

goods,  41  N.  Pearl,  house  76  Hudson 
Leonard  Barnard,  laborer,  house  199  Green 
Leonard  Cornelius,  painter,  house  53  Swan 
Leonard  Daniel,  teller  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  bds.  138  Eagle 
Leonard  Frank,  clerk,  476  Broadway,  bds.  118 

Ten  Broeck 
Leonard  Harvey  D.  {Glazier  &  L.),  commission 

merchant,  82  Quay 
Leonard  {Jacob)  &  Herrick  {De  Laus  W.),  coal  & 

wood,  244  and  2-16  B'dway,  h.  58  Westerlo 
Leonard  James,  porterhouse,  45  Liberty,  h.  do. 
Leonard  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Swan  n.  Orange 
Leonard  John,  harnessmaker,  house  6  Lumber 
Leonard  John  D.  bookkeeper,  453  Broadway,  h. 

80  Grand 
Leonard  John  H.  painter,  331  Lydius,  h.  264  Elm 
Leonard  Joseph,  hackman,  house  207  X  St'.te 
Leonard  Maria,  dressmaker,  house  36  Union 
Leonard  Michael,  tailor,  h.  Grand  cor.  Morton 
Leonard  Nicholas,  stoves,  163  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Rensselaer 
Leonard  Patrick,  moulder,  house  113  Dallius 
Leonard  Patrick,  wagonmaker,  house  141  Grand 
Leonard  Philip,  carman,  house  118  Ten  Broeck 


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79 


Leonard  Philip,  shoemaker,  house  Elizabeth  r. 

Delaware 
Leonard  Sarah,  house  20TA  State 
Leonard  Stephen,  shoemaker,  house  69  Sand 
Leonard  Thomas,  grocer,  30  Quay,  house  do. 
Leonard  Thomas,  messenger,  post  office,  h.  229 

Green 
Leonhard  John,  shoemaker,  house  254  Sand 
Leplant  Francis,  cutler,  house  35  Sand 
Lepold  Louis,  upholster,  house  250  S.  Pearl 
Lepp  Mitchell,  carpenter,  house  15  "Van  Schaick 
Leslie  Edward,  printer,  bds.  45  Dallius 
Leslie  James,  printer,  house  Bleecker  mansion 
Leslie  John,  bartender,  34  Quay 
Leslie  Mary,  widow,  house  Second  cor.  Snipe 
Leslie  Norman  B.  printer,  bds.  Second  c.  Snipe 
Leslie  Sarah  E.  widow,  boardinghouse,  48  Union 
Lester  Gt^orge,  boatman,  house  93  Herkimer 
Lester  John  C.  carpenter,  house  3  Wilbur 
Lester  Joseph  S,  boatman,  house  288  S.  Pearl 
Lester  William,  teamster,  hoiise  165  Orange 
Levantall  Bailey,  tailor,  h.  90  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Lever  Boisier,  laborer,  house  4  Sand 
Leverich  Simeon  B.  printer,  78  State 
Levi  Jacob,  peddler,  nouse  100  Broad 
Levi  Julius,  glazier,  house  rear  136  Broad 
Levi  Samuel,  billiards,  19  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Levi  Solomon,  billiards,  170  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Levi  Yette,  widow  of  Jacob,  house  70  Herkimer 
Levien  Dougl  ts  A.  Atlas  and  Argus  office,  Beaver 

cor.  Broadway,  house  82  Hamilton 
Levien  Moses,  peddler,  house  245  South  Pearl 
Levison  Myer,  tailor,  161  S.  Pearl,  h.  94  Broad 
Levy  Moses,  saloon,  301  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Levy  Nathan,  cigar  store,  28  S.  Pearl,  bds.  28 

Division 
Lewi  Joseph,  physician,  104  Green,  house  do. 
Lewis  Andrew  M.  coachman,  house  56. Lark 
Lewis  Alanson,  clerk,  10  Howard,  bds.  69  Beaver 
Lewis  Charles,  moulder,  h.  41  Broad,  Bet'lehem 
Lewis  E.  C.  engineers'  office,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  ,bds. 

Merchants'  Hotel 
Lewis  (Edward)  &  Hinkley  (Leandcr),  flour  and 

grain,  89  Quay,  house  35  Broad 
Lewis  Edwin  F.  machinist,  house  51  Jackson 
Lewis  George  W.  lithographer,  house  265  State 
Lewis  Henry,  janitor  and  scourer,  house  108  Ham- 
ilton 
Lewis  Jacob,  bds.  110  Clinton  avenue 
Lewis  Jane,  widow  of  Benedict,  h.  68  Columbia 
Lewis  Jane,  widow,  house  24  Hawk 
Lewis  John,  printer,  bds.  43  Dallius 
Lewis  John,  student,  boards  Empire  House 
Lewis  Lansing,  perfumer,  bds.  69  Beaver 
Lewis  Margaret,  widow,  house  33  Fulton 
Lewis  Marx  M.  optician,  house  125  Green 
Lewis  Mary  A.  Miss,  house  67  Colonie 
Lewis  Matthew,  house  Clinton  avenue  ab.  Snipe 
Lewis  Morgan,  house  272  Washington  avenue 
Lewis  Nancy,  house  45  Bowery 
Lewis  Ralph  P.  express,  house  260  Hudson 
Lewis  Samuel  A.  jr.,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Ex- 
change Building,  bouse  49  Eagle 
Lewis  Tliomas,  millwright,  house  56  West  Ferry 
Lewis  Thomas  E.  bookkeeper.  West  Albany 
Lewis  William,  furrier,  house  248  Lumber 
Lewis  William  H.  engineer  H.  R.  R.  R.,  house  13 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Lewis  Wm.  J.  bookbinder,  h.  122  Clinton  ave. 
Liecty  John  W.  L.  printer,  h.  247  South  Pearl 
Liecty  Louis,  tailor,  69  S.  Pearl,  h.  95  Nucella 
Libeler  Margaret,  widow,  house  43  Hamilton 
Lidon  Bridget,  widow,  house  163  Green 
Lidstone  Reuben,  cirpenter,  house  18  Willett 
Liebmann  Joseph,  peddler,  house  323  S.  Pearl 
Liest  Peter,  moulder,  house  54  Cherry 
Ligget  Andrew  M,  bootmaker,  house  81  Colonie 


Light  John,  machinist,  H.  R.  R.  R.,  bds.  G'bush 

Lightbody  Andrew,  bds.  31  Grand 

Lightbody  J.  M.  F.  real  estate  agent,  10  James, 

house  17  Fulton 
Li^htfoot  Charles,  gilder,  house  184  Lancaster 
Like  Geo.  W.  clerk,  68  Lydius,  bds.  107  Lydius 
Like  Pet'^r,  machinist,  house  107  Lydius 
Lillie  Rufus,  painter,  house  175  North  Pearl 
Lillis  James,  boarding  house,  14  Quackeubush 
Lilly  Anthony,  stovemounter,  h.  North  Albany 
Lilly  Charles  W.  painter,  house  29  West  Ferry 
Lilly  George,  pattern  filer,  h.  rear  28  W.  Ferry 
Limbeck  John,  tailor,  house  122  Franklin 
Linacre  James,  pattern  filer,  house  31  De  Witt 
Linacre  John,  gasfitter,  470  B'way,  li,  74  Lark 
Linacre  Thomas,  barkeeper,  bds.  74  Lark 
Lincolner  Joseph,  painter,  house  168  Bowery 
Lind  Andrew,  peddler,  house  58  Rensselaer 
Linden  Michael,  boatman,  bds.  161  Broadway 
Lindensteen  Meyer,  peddler,  h.  24  Van  Zandt 
Lindensteen  Mo.ses  Mrs.  butcher,  17  Center  Mar- 
ket, house  134  Bowery 
Lindower  Simon,  grocer,  house  241  S.  Pearl 
Lindsey  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  33  Van  Schaick 
Lindsley  .John  H.  bds.  144  State 
Lindsley  John  R.  clerk,  425  Broadway,  house 

278  South  Pearl 
Linewarer  John,  laborer,  house  248  Sand 
Link  Elizabetii,  widow,  house  20  Bowery 
Link  John,  broommaker,  house  45  Bowery 
Link  John,  brewer,  house  56  North  Ferry 
Linnen  John,  laborer,  house  27  Canal 
Linsley  Joel,  teamster,  house  99  Snipe 
Lintner  John,  furnaceman,  h.  45  Broad,  B'lehem 
Lintner  W.  H.  H.  clerk  1  N.  Pearl,  bds.  14  Jay 
Linten  Peter,  chair  painter,  house  54  Cherry 
Linton  Joseph,  farmer,  hou.se  219  Broad 
Linz  Conrad,  gardener,  h.  39  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Lipman  Jacob,  clerk,  380  Broadway,  bds.  188  S. 
Pearl  [South  Pearl 

Lipman  Mark,  butcher,  8  Center  Market,  h.  188 
Lipman  Matilda,  widow,  h.  248  South  Pearl 
Lippman  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  h.  223  S.  Pearl 
Lippert  Martin,  furnaceman,  343  Wash,  avenue 
Lippett  Gideon,  saloon,  75  Knox,  house  do. 
Lisenfellow  Robert,  mason,  h.  Delaware  n.  Eagle 
Lisk  Sarah,  widow,  house  24  Bowery 
Liston  Robert,  physician,  461  Broadway,  h.  115 

Grand 
Little  Christopher,  milkman,  h.  48  Mulberry 
Little  Dinah,  widow,  bds.  126  Swan 
Little  Frank   H.   bookseller    and    stationer,   82 

State,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Little  .Tames,  laborer,  house  97  Orange 
Little  Samuel  H.  clerk,  645  B'way,  b.  97  Orange 
Little  W.  C.  bookseller  and  stationer,  515  Broad- 
way, house  on  Troy  road 
Littlefield  D.  G.  inventor,  451  B'dway,  h.  13  Jay 
Littlejohn  Levi  S.  Mrs.  house  31  Second 
Litz  Ferdinand,  gardener,  h.  16  Clinton  avenue 
Livingston  Azariah  R.  clerk,  73  Wash,  avenue, 
bds.  20  Park  [house  do. 

Livingston  Henry,  grocer,  71  Clinton  c.  Nucella, 
Livingston  Hiram,  Livingston;  House,  3  and  5 

Green,  house  17  Dallius 
Livingston  John  D.  [Smith  &  L.),  attorney,  50 
State,  house  42  Eagle  [Franklin  House 

Livingston  Kilsythe,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  bds. 
Livingston  Moncrief,  house  7  Daniels 
Livingston  Robert,  boilermaker,  h.  90  Dallius 
Livingston  Robert,  laborer,  house  145  Orange 
Livingston  Wm.  H.  clerk,  bds.  17  Dallius 
Lloyd  Alexander,  harnessmaker.  Church  corner 
Broadway,  house  276  South  Pearl         [State 
Lloyd  Alexander  C.  provisions,  39  Dean,  h.  182 
Lloyd  A.  J.  harnessmaker,  house  17  Fulton 
Lloyd  Isaac  F.  bookkeeper,  82  State,  h.  135  Eagle 


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ALBANY      [  L  ]      DIRECTORY 


Lloyd  Lyman  J.  harnessmaker,  340  &  342  Broad- 
way, house  320  Lydius 
Lloyd  Rowland  B.  sexton  First  Presb.  church, 

house  9  Plain  continued 
Lloyd  Samuel   H.   coachmaker,  Taylor's  alley, 

bds.  135  Eagle 
Lloyd  T.  Spencer,  music  teacher,  bds.  135  Eagle 
Lloyd  Wm.  (t.  340  Broadway,  house  320  Lydius 
Loatman  William,  hackman,  house  7  Chapel 
Loatwell  Abigal,  house  127  Lumber 
Loatwell  Jacob,  house  127  Lumber 
Locli  Louis,  clerk,  (i03  Broadway,  bds.  do. 
Locherty  \Villiam  C.   supt.  Bleecker  reservoir, 

Clinton  avenue  above  Robin 
Lochner  Emma  A.  Miss  house  169  Hamilton 
Lochner"  George  Mrs.  liouse  169  Hamilton 
Lochner  Jacob  L.  nou,«e  169  Hamilton 
Loclmer  Jolin,  house  169  Hamilton 
Lock  Charles,  shoemaker,  liouse  4  Garden 
Lock  John  S.  tinsmith,  house  48  Rensselaer 
Lockard  Hiram,  cigarmaker,  li.  807  Broadway 
Lockley  Richard,  wheelwright,   3  Carroll  alley, 

liouse  70  Lumber 
Lockrow  Maria,  widow,  house  33  Second 
Loclcrow   ThoiHHS,  physician,  bds.  369  Bowery 
Lockrow  Van  Buren,  physician,  h.  145  Lydius 
Lockwond  Edward  R.  jjainter,  h.  53  Third,  Ar.  h. 
Lockwood  Henry,  clerk,  house  8  Bleecker  place 
Lockwood  Jas.  U.  clerk  canal  department,  bds. 

16  Van  Tromp  [57  Division 

Lockwood  Tliaren,  clerk,  31  South  Pearl,  house 
Lodewick  Henry  S.  bartender,   boards  Boston 

House,  Greenbusli 
Lodewick  Simeon,  pro]MMetor  Boston  House,  and 

livery  stable,  Broadway,  Greenbusli 
Lodge  Barrinton,   clerk,   443  Broadway,   house 

'l08  Second 
Lodge  Benjamin,  mer.  tailor,  30  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Lodge  Douglas,  clerk,  465  B'way,  b.  30  Hudson 
Loeber  Charles,  brassworker,  house  330  Lydius 
Loeffler  J.  Henry,  tailor,  199  Bowery,  lioiise  do. 
Loefller  Stephen,  carriagetrimmer,  b.  133  Green 
Loevy  David  J.  barber,  189  South  Pearl 
Loevy  Judah  D.  chiropodist,  h.  1 89  South  Pearl 
Loewenberg  Joseph,  clothing,  297  B'way,  h.  do. 
Loevvenberg  Peter,  tailor,  bds.  297  Broadwav 
Loi't  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Delaware  near  Elizabeth 
Loftus  William,  laborer,  h.  21  Plain  continued 
Logan  John,  foreman,  372  Broadway,  house  61 

Swan,  Arl^or  hill 
Logan  ]\Iatthew,  shoemaker,  house  32  Chapel 
Logman  Micliael,  laborer,  house  142  Lumber 
Logue  Jolin,  gasworker,  liouse  319  South  Pearl 
Lomax  John,  harnessmaker,  liouse  145  Jett'erson 
Lombard  Thomas,  baggagemaster  H.  R.  R.  R. 

house  68  lower  Spring 
Lombard  William  N.  overseer  at  Penitentiary, 

house  464  Lydius 
London  Jacob,  laborer,  house  rear  257  Elm 
London  John,  teamster,  house  239  Elm 
London  Richard,  laborer,  house  257  Elm 
London  Tliom  is,  farmer,  h.  162  upper  Spring 
Long  Charles,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Long  Charles  P.  engineer,  h.  303  South  Pearl 
Long  David,  farmer,  house  37  Benjamin 
Long  David,  laborer,  liouse  199  Tliird 
Long  David  M.  butcher,  house  C6  Green 
Long  El}',  carpenter,  house  113  First 
Long  Ferdiiiaiid,  cigarmaker,  h.  85  Herkimer 
Long  Gerrilt  J.  peddler,  house  72  Arch 
Long  Heiiiy,  tailor,  house  ) 37  Bowery 
Jvong  Henry  S.  laborer,  house  15  Rose 
Long  Jacob,  tailor,  liouse  62  Clintt)n 
Long  [James)  &  Silsby  (Henry  W.),  carriage  and 
sleigh  manufac.  324  South  Pearl,  h.  267  do. 
Long  John,  grocer.  Green  cor.  Rensselaer,  h.  do. 
Long  John,  teamster,  house  103  Lark 


Long  John  G.  carman,  house  25  Van  Woert 
Long  Joseph,  laborer,  house  9  Colonie 
Long  Michael,  laborer,  house  over  175  Broadway 
Long  Peter,  porterhouse,  22  Bethlehem  road,  h. 

31  Broad,  Bethleliem 
Long  Wendell,  carman,  house  18  Willett 
Longway  Ezra,  laborer,  housa  205  Hamilton 
Loomis  E.  Miss,  teacher,  house  150  Lydius 
Loomis  George,  mason,  house  80  Bleecker 
Loomis  Jacob,  porter,  house  5  Del  ware 
Loomis  Jedutlian,  painter,  h.  122  Clinton  ave. 
Loomis  Samuel  A.  li.  41  Washington  avenue 
Loonan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  26  Van  Woert 
Loop  Joseph  P.  proprietor  Dudley  House,  Quay 

corn^-r  Hamilton  [li.  60  Hawk 

Lord  Edmund  J.  grocer,  29  Washington  avenue, 
Lord  Joseph,  bookseller,  19  Philip,  liouse  do. 
Lord  Joseph,  house  28  lower  Spring 
Lord  Sarah  G.  teacher,  house  19  Philip 
Li.rd  T.  Ellery,  clerk,  bds.  1  Ten  Broeck 
Lord  Tlieodore   S.    lumber  dealer,   25  Lumber 

district,  house  1  Ten  Broeck 
Lord  William  W.  carman,  house  53  James 
Lorrett  Henry,  painter,  liouse  254  South  Pearl 
Lorte  Jacob,  laborer,  house  67  Clinton 
Lossing  Abigail  Mrs.  widow,  house  36  Bowery 
Loucks  Charles  N.  lumber  insp.  house  4  Liberty 
Loucks  Henry,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

Stanwix  Hall 
Loucks  Henry  B.  clerk,  58  Pier,  h.2  Hamilton  pi. 
Loudon  Luke,  porterhouse,  12  Little  basin 
Loughlin  Honora,  widow,  h.  264  Wash.  ave. 

way,  Greenbusli 
Loughlin  Mary,  widow,  house  172  Broadway 
Loughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  .Johnson's  alley 
Loughman  John,  laborer,  house  14  Lumber 
Loughran  Henry,  painter,  house  201  Iilhn 
Lougliren  James,  clerk,  73  State,  h.  at  Bethlehem 
Lourey  Wiiliam   W.  machinist,   house  Broad- 
Love  Andrew,  cooper,  bds.  834  Broadway 
Love  James,  moroccodresser,  bds.  132  u.  Spring 
Love  Mary,  vestmaker,  house  132  upper  Spring 
Love  Nathaniel,  cooper,  bds.  132  upper  Spring 
Loveday  William,  confectioner,  h.  100  S.  Peai-I 
Lovejoy  Justus  W.  machinist,  house  36  Liberty 
Lovejoy  Samuel  H.   student,   77   State,   boards 

Columbia 
Loveland  (Amos)  &  Vanderbilt  {Wm.  H.),  flour, 

&c.  65  Quay,  house  310  Lydius 
Loveland  Ralph  A.  {White,  L.  &  Co.),  lumber. 

Water  cor.  North  Ferry,  house  at  Westport 
Lovell  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  260  South  Pearl 
Lovell  Richard,  bookkeeper,  house  39  Franklin 
Lovell  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  39  Franklin 
Loveridge  Clinton,  artist,  442  Broadway,  bds,  44 

Chapel 
Loveridge  George  E.  grocer.  Dove  cor.  Jefferson 
Loveridge  G.  Mrs.  house  44  Chapel 
Lovett  Joseph  M.  cashier  Exchange  Bank,  450 

Broadway,  house  at  Watervleit 
Lovett  Misses,  house  148  State 
Lovett  Richard,  shoemaker,  126  Water,  h.  do. 
Lovie  Alex,  locksmith,  6  Liberty,  h.  57  Division 
Lovinker  Wolfgang,  laborer,  h.  Elk  near  Knox 
Lovlett  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  17  South  Lansing 
Low  Addison,  boat  captain,  bouse  67  Herkimer 
Low  Elizabeth  J.  widow  of  Barney  W.  house 

74  Chapel 
Low  Robert,  laborer,  houne  42  Third 
Low  Warren  S.  machinist,  house  69  Westerlo 
Low  Warren  S.  jr.  clerk  treasurer's  office  N.  Y. 

C.  R.  R.  bds.  69  Westerlo 
Lowell  Hiram  M.  carpenter,  house  18  Lark 
Loweiistein  Lewis,  house  644  Broadway 
Loweiistein  M.  Mrs.  millinery,  544  B'way,  h.  do. 
Lov^'enthal  Charles,  peddler,  house  174  S.  Pearl 
Lowenthal  David,  grocer,  240  S.  Pearl,  h,  do. 


ALBANY      [M]      DIRECTORY. 


Lowenthal  Harriet,  widow,  house  241  S.  Pearl 
Lower  David,  laborer,  house  2  Benjamin 
Lowery  Robt.  teamster,  h.  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Lowingstin  Moses,  grocer,  310  S.  Pearl,  li.  do. 
Lowton  Charles,  wheelwright,  h.  59  S.  Lansing 
Lozier  Jolin,   on  R.    R.   house  Broadway  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush 
Luby  Margaret,  seamstress,  house  129  First 
Lucas  Charles,  confectioner,  house  29  Union 
Lucas  Edo,  house  1 52  Second 
Luce  Edwin,  carpenter,  22  Franklin,  h.  17  Broad 
Ludden  Abel  F.  pianouiaker,  house  168  Lumber 
Ludwig  John,  laborer,  house  23  Bowery 
Ludwig  John  L.  carpenter,  h.  Columbia,  Greeub. 
Ludwig  Lorenzo,  laborer,  house  34  Bowery 
Lueke "Henry,  tailor,  74  S.  Pearl,  h.  25  Liberty 
Lueky  Joseph,  cutter,  26  S.  Pearl,  h.  83  Elm 
Luke  John,  clerk,  31  South  Pearl,  h.  27  William 
Luke  Philip,  house  34  Broad 
Luke  Solomon,  dry  goods,  31  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Luman  Frederick,  blacksmith,  house  33  Teunis 
Luman  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  33  T^uuis 
Lundy  Thomas,  boarding  house,  6  Maiden  lane 
Lunkenheimes   Nicholas,  house  Elizabeth  cor. 

Alexander 
Lunrigen  Cornelius,  butcher,  house  218  Bowery 
Lunz  Cristoph,  shoemaker,  46  Bradford,  h.  do. 
Luram  Michael,  laborer,  h.  35  Canal 
Lusey  Polly,  widow,  house  4  Plain 
Lush  Ann,  bds.  759  Broadway 
Lush  Margaret,  widow,  house  767  Broadway 
Lush  Stephen  B.  house  767  Broadway 
Luther  D.  B.  boys'  classical  academy,  160  North 

Pearl,  bds  143  do. 
Luther  George,  porter,  15  N.  Pearl,  h.  50  Lydius 
Luther  George  W.  coal  and  wood,  69  Water,  45 

Columbia  and  72  Dallius,  house  206  Elm 
Luther  John,  baker,  house  50  Lydius 
Luther  John  A.  clerk,  35  State,  bds.  206  Elm 
Luther  John  Mrs.  house  21  Clinton 
Luz  Frederick,  butcher,  50  Rensselaer,  h.  52  do. 
Lyall  Alexander,  tailor,  house  364  Lydius 
Lyall  David,  tailor,  house  86  Jefferson 
Lych  Maurice,  moulder,  h.  rear  192  South  Pearl 
Lycitt  John,  laborer,  house  72  Colonic 
Lyell  Charles  B.  62  Quay,  bds.  at  Weldon's 
Lyman  Charles  R.  {Artcher  &  Lyman),  flour,  63 

Quay,  house  14  North  Pearl 
Lyman  John,  laborer,  house  149  Broadway 
Lyman  Michael,  blacksmith,  24  Quay,  house  69 

North  Lansing 
Lyman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  189  Broadway 
Lyman  Thomas,  blacksmith,  176  Montgomery, 

house  177  do 
Lynch  Barnard,  mason,  house  16  Second 
Lynch  Bernard,  laborer,  house  222  Green 
Lynch  Francis,  boatman,  house  54  Bradford 
Lynch  Henry,  boatman,  house  259  Green 
Lynch  Henry,  pianomaker,  h.  18  Railroad  ave. 
Lynch  Hugh,  porterhouse,  42  Water,  house  do. 
Lynch  Hu^h,  police,  house  135  Lumber 
Lynch  John,  clothing,  10  North  Lansing,  h.  do. 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  279  Green 
Lynch  John  W.  carpenter,  99  Hawk,  house  do. 
Lynch  Julia,  widow,  house  66  Arch 
Lynch  Mary,  widow,  house  55  Schuyler 
Lynch  Mary,  widow,  house  7  Fulton 
Lynch  Matthew,  laborer,  house  210  Third 
Lynch  Michael,  109  Pier,  house  Gansevoort  cor. 

Green 
Lyncli  Michael,  moulder,  house  17  Catharine 
Lynch   Owen,   clothing,   411  Broadway,   house 

69  X  North  Lansing 
Lynch  Patrick,  grocer,  208  Green,  house  do 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  13  Columbia 
Lynch  Patrick,  porter,  9  James,   h.  121  Orange 
Lynch  P.  laborer,  house  26  Morton 

n 


Lynch  Philip  H.  shoemaker,  45  Colonie,  h.  do. 
Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  house  58  Lawrence 
Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  house  168  Montgomery 
Lynch  Thomas,  teamster,  house  47  Bassett 
Lynch  Thomas  P.  barkeeper  Duulop  House 
Lynch  Wm.  Ijricklayer,  house  123  Dove 
Lynch  Wm.  moulder,  house  76  Mulberry 
Lynhem  Martin,  malster.-  house  State  ab.  Knox 
Lyns  Joanna,  widow,  house  57  >^  North  Lansing 
Lyon  Abel,  physician,  790  Broadway 
Lyon  Lemuel,  peddler,  house  195  South  Pearl 
Lyon  Samuel,  carriagesmith,  318  South  Pearl, 

house  89  Eagle 
Lyon  Wm.  H.  clerk,  81  Wash.  ave.   bds.  79  do. 
Lyons  Aaron  G.  pianomaker,  h.  864  Broadway 
Lyons  Daniel,  Laborer,  house  51  Van  Zandt 
Lyons  Dennis,  laborer,  house  49  Lawrence 
Lyons  George,  laborer,  h.  Green  cor.  Rensselaer 
Lyons  James,  barkeeper,  29  Hudson,  bds.  do. 
Lyons  James,  brakeman,  bds.  24  Orange 
Lyons  James,  laborer,  house  Vine  near  Green 
Lyons  Jane,  widow,  house  26  Elk 
Lyons  Joanna,  widow,  4  Hawk 
Lyons  John,  laborer,  house  4  Hawk 
Lyons  John,  carpenter,  house  53  Cherry 
Lyons  John,  grocer.  North  Albany,  house  do. 
Lyons  John  W.  grocer,  192  N.  Pearl,  h.  190  do. 
Lyons  Joseph,  grocer,  9  Chestnut,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Lyons  Michael,  peddler,  house  296  Lumber 
Lyons  Michael,  jeweler,  61  Wash,  avenue,  h.  do. 
Lyons  Moses,  peddler,  308 X  S.  Ferry 
Lyons  Patrick,  moulder,  house  31  Van  Zandt 
Lyons  Patrick  H.  machinist,  house  261   N.  Pearl 
Lyons  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  2  North  Lansing 

MA  AS  .lOHN,  carpenter,  house  167  Sand 
Maben  Pamelia,  widow,  house  rear  114  Lark 
Macarl  Francis,  laborer,  house  259  Green 
Mace  Amos,  carpenter,  house  317  Hamilton 
Machin  Thomas,  house  22  South  Pearl 
Mack  Elisha,  police  constable,  house  73  Second 
Mack  (James)  &  Co.  [John  W.   McGregor),  bro- 
kers, Museum  Building,  h.  at  New  York 
Mack  John,  blacksmith,  1  Plankroad,  house  334 

Washington  avenue 
Mack  Lott,  porter,  317  Broadway,  b.  276  Green 
Mack  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Spruce  cor.  Dove 
Mack  Patrick,  brewer,  house  108  Arch 
Mack  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Clinton 
Mack  Patrick,  laborer,  house  60  Church 
Mack  Thomas,  laborer,  house  79  Rensselaer 
Mackesey  William,  laborer,  house  224  B'way 
Mackey  Clark  D.  foreman,  bds.  21  Hudson 
Mackey  Wm.  J.  peddler,  house  12  Colonie 
Macomber  Martin  W.  {Ford  &  Macomber),  drugs, 
paints,  &c.,  32  and  34  Washington  avenue, 
bds.  Vedder's  Hotel 
Macrea  James,  dry  goods,  829  Broadway 
Madden  Archibald,' house  at  Greenbush 
Madden  Archibald,  carpenter,  house  20  Jefferson 
Madden  Edward,  wheelwright,  h.  rear  3  Bowery 
Madden  Fergus,  stovemounter,  h.  271  Green 
Madden  Fergus,  sen.,  stovemounter,  h.  36  Cherry 
Madden  Henry,  teacher,  house  156  Eagle 
Madden  James,  laborer,  house  55  Lawrence 
Madden  John,  tailor,  house  47  North  Lansing 
Madden  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  226  Broadway 
Madden  John,  moulder,  house  36  Cherry 
Madden  John  L.  bootmaker,  house  60  Church 
Madden  Michael,  malster,  h.  6  Quackenbush 
Madden  Patrick,  porter,  house  73  Dal  bus 
Madill  Sarah,  widow,  house  36  X  La  Fayette 
Madison  William  S.  B.  captain,  house  Broad- 
way, Greenbush 
Magen  Jacob,  laborer,  house  3  Rensselaer 
Magill  Robert,  bds.  Lydius  near  Quail 
Magill  Wm.  miller,  h.  Second  ave.  Greenbush 


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Magilton  Joseph,  blacksmitli,  Colonie  cor.  Rail 

Road  avenue,  lioiise  80  Colonie 
Maginn  Ann,  widow,  grocer,  4G  Second,  li.  do. 
Maginn  John,  mason,  ljd.s.  165  Jeiierson 
Maginn  Michael,  inason,  h.  Pliilip  n.  .Johnson 
Magiimes  Mich'  el,  Franklin  foundry  and  ma- 
chine works.   Quay,   Mulberry,   Broadway 
and  Rensselaer,  house  37  Dallius 
Magnus  S.  M.  watchmaker,  368  B'way,  h.  do. 
Magoon  E.  Lyman  Rev.  liouse  66  Philijj 
Maguire  Alexander,  engineer,  steamboat,  liouse 
67  South  Ferry  [Jelferson 

Maguire  James  E.   clerk,  9  Exchange,  bds.    21 
Maguire  John  &  Wm.   fruit,  44  State,   h.   628 

Broadway 
Maguire  Michael  T.  9  Exchange,  h.  21  Jefferson 
Maguire  Wm.  P.  9  Exchange,  bds.  21  Jefferson 
Mahan  Bridget,  widow,  house  68  North  Lansing 
Mahan  Hugh,  vegetables,  house  146  First 
Malian  James,  laborer,  house  rear  20  Dewitt 
Malum  James,  laborer,  house  291  Noith  Pearl 
Mahan  James,  porter,  9  State,  house  5  Grand 
Mahan  John,  house  293  North  Pearl 
Mahan  John,  Mrs.  Jiouse  24  Howard 
Mahan  John,  moulder,  bds.  24  Howard 
Mahan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  92- First 
Mahan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Mahan  Peter,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Mahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Second  near  Snipe 
Mahar  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  187  Montgomery 
Mahar  John,  cooper,  house  67  Rensselaer 
Mahar  John,  driver,  bds.  80  Third 
Mahar  John,  grocer,  Broadway,  Gr'bush,  h.  do. 
Mahar  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Mahar  John,  laborer,  house  39  Mulberry 
Mahar  Patrick,  house  3  Hamilton 
Mahar  Thomas,  laborer,  house  22  Mulberry 
Mahar  Wm.  fireman,  bds.  92  Arch 
Mahar  William,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  depot,  bds.  623 

Broadway 
Mahar  William  tailor,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
Maher  Bridget,  widow,  house  88  Arch 
Maher  Daniel,  tinsmith,  h.  18  South  Lansing 
Maher  Daniel,  laborer,  house  42  Delaware 
Maher  Dennis,  butcher,  h.  416  Washington  ave. 
Maher  Dennis,  laborer,  house  64  Van  VVoert 
Maher  Edwurd,  grocer.  South  Pearl  corner  Arch, 

and  (ireen  corner  Mulberry,  house  do. 
Maher  George,  house  479  Washington  avenue 
Maher  James,   bookkeeper,  Merchant's    Bank, 

bds.  72  North  Lansing 
Maher  John,  laborer,  house  71  Van  Woert 
Maher  John  T.  lumber  inspector,  h.  196  N.  Pearl 
Maher  Lawrence,  laborer,  bds.  58  Van  Woert 
Maher  Margaret,  widow,  house  rear  162  Orange 
Maher  Martin,  butcher,  h.  427  Washington  ave. 
Maher  Michael,  tailor,  house  18  Jackson     ' 
Maher  Patrick,  at  Dnnlop  House,  719  Broadway 
Maher  Robert,  porterhouse,  100  Quay,  h.  do. 
Maher  Robert  T.  clerk,  197  B'way,  b.  87  Canal 
Maher  Roger,  laborer,  house  33  Van  Zandt 
Maher  Stephen,  laborer,  house  58  Van  Woert 
Maher  Thomas,  porterhouse,  201  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Woert 
Maher  Thomas,  grocer,  83!  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  house  269  Green 
Maher  Thomas,  carman,  h.  72  North  Lansing 
Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  house  69  Van  Woert 
Mah-^r  Thomas,  tailor,  house  47  Alexander 
Maher  [Thomas)  &  Wallace  {Patrick  J.),  liquors, 

197  Broadway,  house  87  Canal 
Maher  Thomas  W.  grocer,  831  Broadway  h.  do. 
Maher  \Vilnam,  laboi-er,  house  56  Van  Woert 
Maher  William,  laborer,  house  51  Lawrence 
Maher  William  J.  clerk,  831  Broadway,  h.  do, 
Mahery  William,  baker,  15  Morton,  house  do. 
Mahou  James  Mrs.  house  62  Van  Woert 


Mahon  William,  llaxdresser,  h.  10  South  Ferry 
Mahoney  C.  grocer,  205  Jefferson,  house  do. 
Mahoney  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  185  Broadway 
Mahoney  Henry,  laborer,  house  76  Grand 
Mahoney  James,  laborer,  house  67  Broadway 
Mahoney  James,  moulder,  house  185  Broadway 
Mahoney  James,  painter,  bds.  18  Quackenbusn 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  92  Jefferson 
Mahoney  M.  Mrs.  millinery,  585  Broadway 
Mahoney  Patrick,  hackdriver,  h.  107  Canal 
Mahoney  Thomas,  fireman,  house  15  Lumber 
Mahoney  William  Mrs.  house  70  Colonie 
Mahoney  Wm.  D.  painter,  house  585  Broadway 
Maidment  Edward,   bakery,  Columbia,   corner 

North  Pearl,  house  do. 
Main  David,  farmer,  house  361  State 
Main  James  A.  foreman,  h.  51  North  Lansing 
Main  Perlina,  widow,  house  178  Green 
Main  Robert,  harnessuiaker,  95  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Main  Sarah,  widow,  house  at  Bath 
Main  Wm.  H.  moulder,  bds.  178  Green 
Mainhall  Wiiislow,  cabinetma'r,  h.  l84Clin.  av. 
Mainzer  Meyer,  peddler,  h.  rear  194  South  Pearl 
Malampy  John,  laborer,  house  r.  51  Lawrence 
Malay  Patrick,  laborer,  house  55  Caual 
Malcolm  Louis,  house  163  Hudson 
Malcomb  Elias,  baggagem aster,  h.  68  Eagle 
Malcomb  John,  laborer,  house  122  Van  Woert 
Malcomb  Susan  Miss,  house  69  Eagle 
Mallaly  James,  laborer,  house  30  Water 
Male  Robert  A.  tobacconist,  bds.  46  West  Ferry 
Malley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  21  Second 
Mallin  Thomas,  lalxirer,  house  199  Orange 
Mallon  Dennis,  brakeman,  h.  172  Clinton  avenue 
MaJlon  James,  laborer,  bds.  6  Van  Woert 
Mallon  Joseph,  laborer  bds.  6  Van  Woert 
Mallon  Michael,  waiter,  Dunlop  House,  bds.  do. 
Mallory  Edwin  L.  clerk,  451  B'way,  b.  74  Eagle 
Malone  Baruai'd,  laborer,  house  35  Canal 
Malone  Barnard,  laborer,  house  50  Water 
Malone  Henry,  morroccodresser,  h.  44  Delaware 
Malone  James,  porterhouse,  59  N.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Malone  John,  stovemounter,  house  150  Lydius 
Malone  Luke,  moulder,  house  162  Church 
Malone  Michael,  laborer,  h.  29  North  Lansing 
Malone  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  De  Witt 
Malone  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  199  Spruce 
Malone  Patrick,  2d  dist.  police,  bds.  99  Church 
Malone  Thomas,  marbleworker,  b   66  Franklin 
Malone  William,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Maloney  Bridget,  widow,  house  172  Broad 
Maloney  James,  laborer,  house  1 1  Fulton 
Maloney  John,  teacher,  house  115  Elm 
Maloney  Margaret,  widow,  house  142  Church 
Maloney  Martin,  laborer,  house  105  Orange 
JIaloney  Matthew,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Woert 
Maloney    Michael,  gardener,    house    Franklin 

corner  Gansevoort 
Maloney  Michael,  laborer,  h.  163  Montgomery 
Maloney  Michael  C.  (/.  Reid  &  Co.),  liquors,  4 

State,  house  23  Lancaster 
Maloney  Patrick,  waiter,  house  36  Elk 
Maloney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  80  Arch 
Maloney  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  61  North  Ferry 
Maloney  Patrick,  liquors,  161  Orange,  h.  do. 
Maloney  Patrick,  moulder,  bds.  95  Van  Woert 
Maloney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  at  Green  bush 
Maloney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  246  North  Pearl 
Malony  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.   160  Jetlerson 
Malony  John,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 
Malouin  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  2  Lark,  Arb.  h. 
Maloy  Ann,  widow,  house  50  Water 
Maloy  Arthur,  laborer,  h.  101  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Maloy  Charles,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Woert 
Maloy  Edward,  harbor  police,  house  64  Water 
Maloy  James,  fireman,  bds.  at  Greenbush 
Maloy  John,  police  constable,  h.  37  Columbia 


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Maloy  Joseph,   porterhouse,   Broadway,  house 

do.  Greenbush 
Maloy  Michael,  laborer,  house?  Johnson 
Maloy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  15^  Rose  alley 
Maloy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Water 
Maloy  William,   wines  and   liquors,   88   State, 

house  82  Maiden  lane 
Malson  John  F.   farmer,  house  Delaware  turn- 
pike near  Morton 
Manchester  Edward  D.   clerk,  476    Broadway, 

bds.  12  Liberty  [116  Green 

Mandello  Lewis,  bookkeeper,  348  Broadway,  b. 
Mandle  Louis,  peddler,  hous."  315  South  Pearl 
Maudlebaum  Jacob,  peddler,  li.  24«  South  Pearl 
Mando  Samuel,  waiter,  house  117  Third 
Mangan  Joseph,  engineer,  bds.  37  Dean 
Mangan  Henry,  laborer,  house  95  Elm 
Mangel  John, "baker,  house  5  Delaware 
Mangin  James,  shoemaker,  liouse  32  Howard 
Mangin  Simon,  shoemaker,  li.  49  North  Lansing 
Manifold  Peter,  milkman,  house  31  Murtou 
Maun  (Aaron),  Waldmann  {Isaac)  &  Co.  {Joseph 

Mann),  dry  goods,   374  Broadway,  and  48 

South  Pearl,  house  92  Lydius 
Mann  Abram    {McKe7iney  &    M.),  foundry,  35 

Lumber,  house  37  do. 
Mann  Catharine,  widow,  house  44  Van  Schaick 
Mann  David,  agent  Philadelphia  propellers,  11 

Quay,  house  at  Troy 
Mann  Ernst,  frescopainter,  house  18  Third 
Mann    Joseph   (]\Iann,    Waldmann   &    Co.),  374 

Broadway,  house  54  Westerlo 
Maun  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  36  Chestnut 
Mann  Patrick,  laborer,  house  44  Van  Schaick 
Mann  Peter  H.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Exchange 

Building,  2d  floor,  li.  27  Van  Schaick 
Mann  Thomas,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Woert 
Mann  Thomas,  jr.  laborer,  bds.  43  Van  Woert 
Maun  Wiu.  A.  clerk  Assorting  House,  h.  at  Troy 
Manning  Daniel  A.  reporter  Atlas  and  Argus, 

house  8  La  Fayette 
Manning  Eleanor,  widow,  house  96  Franklin 
Manning  Ellen,  grocer,  180  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Manning  John,  laborer,  house  8  Plain 
Manning  John,  1st  district  police,  h.  9  Plain 
Manning  Michael,  cooper,  bds.  Broadway 
Manning  Michael,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Manning  Robert  J.  printer,  house  4  William 
Manning  Thomas,  teamster,  house  381  State 
Manning  Septimus  L.   attorney,   77  State,   bds. 

Franklin  House 
Mannweiler  John,  widow,  h.  6  Onet's  alley 
Manny  John,  carpenter,  house  45  West  Ferry 
Manny  John  M.   clerk  Delavan  House,  h.  34 

Montgomery 
Mansfield  Henry  C.  cooper,  house  405  State 
Mansfield  Wm.H.  shoemaker,  h.  91  Dallius 
Mansion  Matthias,  furnaceman,  h.  274  Hamilton 
Mansion  Nicholas,  moulder,  h.  290  Wash.  ave. 
Manson  William,  marbleworks,  Lodge,  corner 

Howard,  house  36  do. 
Mantline  Daniel,  confectioner,  h.  285  Lumber 
Mantline  Isaac,  tobacconist,  house  169  Third 
Mantline  Peter,  confectioner,  h.  rear  69  Second 
Manuell  Robert,  baker,  h.  rear  15  Bleecker 
Many  Charles  S.,  People's  Line  Steamers,  house 

114  Hawk 
Many  I^aniel  J.  cigarmaker,  house  72  Second 
Many  James,  laborer,  house  46  Colonic 
Many  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  Green  c.  Rensselaer 
Many  Thomas,  laborer,  house  49  Colonie 
Many  Walter  C.  {Bullock  &  M.),  lumber,  48 

Water,  house  87  Ten  Broeck 
Many  William  V.  house  107  Hudson 
Many  {Wm.  V.  Jr.),  &  Delamater  (/.  A.),  toys 

and  fancy  goods,   576  Broadway,   bds.   87 

Ten  Broeck 


Manzer  Richard,  carpenter.  Third  avenue  near 

East,  Green  bush 
Marble  Edwin  T.  chairmaker,  house  226  Elm 
Marble  James  E.  {Pruyn,  Marble  &  Co.),  hard- 
ware, &c.,  39  State,  house  55  Spencer 
Marble  Joel,  superintendent  Orphan  Asylum 
Mai-arity  Michat-l,  laborer,  house  77  Rensselaer 
Marcellos  Cornelius,  oysters  and  fish,  72  Lydius 
March  Alden,  surgeon  and  physician,  70 >^  Hud- 
son, liouse  72  do. 
March  Charles  A.  barber,  bds.  623  Broadway 
March  Henry,  surgeon  and  physician,  70 X  Hud- 
son, house  72  do. 
Marcisson  Paul,  carpenter,  h.  24  W.  Ferry  alley 
Marcus  Adolpb,  house  22  Norton 
Marderer  Leonard,  cooper,  h.  29  Broad,  Bethl'm 
Marion  John  B.  carpenter,  house  43  Van  Schaick 
Mark  John,  carpenter,  house  18  Canal 
Marker  Jacob,  shoemaker,  222  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
M  irkey  John,  printer,  bds.  9  Chapel 
Markey  Nicholas,  physician,  h.  50  Van  Schaick 
Markey  Thomas,  tailor,  house  54  Van  Woert 
Marks  James  U.  Mrs.  house  9  Chapel 
Marks  John,  merchant  tailor,   303  Broadway, 

house  52  Union 
Marks  Julius,  butcher,  94  Schuyler,  h.  95  do. 
Marks  Michael^iachiuist,  house  4  Catharine 
Markwell   Benjwnin,    tailor,   91    Green,   house 

125  Green 
Markwell  Elizabetli,  nurse,  house  125  Green 
Markwell  Wm.  E.  clerk,  Stanwix  Hall 
Marlow  Luke,  house  South  Lansing  c.  B'way 
Marooney  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  209  Orange 
Marr  Marj  L.  teacher,  bds.  309  State 
Marrin  G.  Chapman,  bookkeeper,  h.  208  Hamilt'n 
Marrin  John  ,1 .  liquors,  7  >^   Hudson,  house  208 

Hamilton 
Marrin  Patrick,  clerk,  house  1  Warren 
Marrin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  186  Green 
Marrin  Pat'k,  porter,  20  State,  b.  44  Van  Schaick 
Marrin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  67  Broadway 
Marrow  Daniel,  laborer,  house  112  Canal 
Marsden  Thomas,  &  Co.  {R.  Aspinwall),  marble- 
works,  105  Hudson,  liouso  26  Chestnut 
Marsden  Wm.  carpenter,  house  Merchants  pi. 
Marselus  Gilbert,  printer,  house  138  N.  Pearl 
Marsh  Anthony,  blacksmith,  at  Pruyn  &  Lan- 
sing's, house  20  Morton 
Marsh  Benjamin,  watches  and  jewelry,  34  State, 

house  163  Hamilton 
Marsh  Henry,  blacksmith,  h.  13  Steven,  Bethl'm 
Marsh  John,  laborer,  liouse  54  Cherry 
Marsh  John  B.  organist,  house  74  Philip 
Marsh  Leonard,  clerk,  bds.  245  Hudson 
Marsh  Philip,  blacksmith,  house  20  Morton 
Marshall  Charles,  carpenter,  house  109  Orange 
Marshall  David  M.  carpenter,  b.  109  Orange 
Marshall  Francis,  hats,   caps  and    trunks,    38 

Washington  ave,  house  1  Plain  continued 
Marshall  John,  baker,  229  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Marshall  John,  moulder,  house  62  Franklin 
Marshall  John  B.  carpenter,  h.  161  Franklin 
Marshall  Joseph,  grocer,  53  North  Lansing,  h.  do 
Marshall  {John  V.),  James,  {Amos  C.)  &  Traver 
{Charles  M.),  piano  manufacturers.  Masonic 
Hall,  41  North  Pearl,  house  119  do. 
Marshall  Wm.  C.  canal  collector,  h.  20  S.  Ferry 
Marsham  Samuel  H.  laborer,  house  225  Bowery 
Martell  Nelson,  harnessmaker,  h.  211  Lumber 
Martin  Abram,  hatter,  house  19  Lark 
Martin    Andrew,     baker,     Washington    corner 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Martin  Barney,  moulder,  house  53  Cherry 
Martin  Boyd,  builder,  28   Clint,  ave.  h.  54  First 
Martin  Charlotte,  widow,  house  122  Hamilton 
Martin  David  Dr.  widow  of,  h.  14  Ten  Broeck 
Martin  David  W.  painter,  house  319  Bowery 


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Martin  Edward  Cx.  clerk  184  Water,  boards  144 

Clinton  avenue 
Martin  Kliza  M.  widow,  house  144  Clint,  ave. 
Martin  Elizabeth  F.  matron  at  Peniteniiary 
Martin  Frederick,  expressdriver,  b.  80  Third 
Martin  George,  carman,  house  360  State 
Martin  George,  carpenter,  bds.  50  Grand 
Martin   George  H.  freight  clerk,   steamer  Isaac 

Newton,  house  42  Westerlo 
Martin  Henry  C.  printer,  bds.    144  Clint,  ave. 
Martin   Henry   H.    cashier  Albany  City   Bank, 
house  152  State  [162  State 

Martin  Henry  T.  clerk  Albany  City  Bank,  bds. 
Martin  Homer,  carpenter,    11   Canal,  house   10 

Van  Schaick 
Martin  Homer  D.   landscape  painter.  Exchange 

Building,  3d  floor,  b.  10  Van  Schaick 
Martin  Ira  K.   clerk  National  Bank,  house  at 

Clinton  Heights 
Martin  Jacob,  car  rej^airer,  house  209  Lumber 
Martin  James,  laborer,  house  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Martin  James,  surgical  instrument  maker  and 

cutler,  20  Beaver,  house  37  High 
Martin  James,  teller   Commercial  Bank,  house 

31  Ten  Broeck 
Martin  Jas.  cigarmaker,  bds.  17  Van  Woert 
Martin  James,  laborer,  house  9^range 
Martin  James,  laborer,  bds.  108  ^n  Woert 
Martin  John,  carpenter,  bds.  60  Philip 
Martin  John,  mason,  house  850  Broadway 
Martin  John  G.  coachmaker,  house  21  S.  Ferry 
Martin  .John  J.  baker,  142  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Martin  Josephine,  widow,  house  161  Spruce 
Martin  Mary,  widow,  house  85  Bowery 
Martin  Mary  M.  Miss,  bds.  rear  78  Third 
Martin  Michael,  peddler,  house  171  Orange 
Martin  Michael,  tailor,  h.  Elizabeth  n.  Delaware 
Martin  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  112  Van  Woert 
Martin  Patrick,  malster,  house  16'2  Colonic 
Martin  P.atrick,  laborer,  house  69  Van  Woert 
Martin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  52  Lawrence 
Martin  Patrick,  moulder,  house  144  Arch 
Martin  Peter,  carpenter,  house  217  Elm 
Martin  Robert,  carpenter,  house  108  Swan 
Martin  Robert  C.  printer,  396  Broadway,  bds. 

144  Clinton  avenue 
Martin    Robert  C.   cashier    National  Bank,  53 

State,  house  at  Clinton  Heights 
Martin  Samuel,  house  17  Elm 
Martin  Samuel,  gilder,  bds.  50  Philip 
Martin  Stephen,  plumber,  house  14U  Swan 
Martin  Stephen,  tinsmith,  85  Beaver 
Martin    {Stephen)    &    McGrath    {Morris),    fish- 
dealers,  fish  slip,  house  27  Montgomery 
Martin  Terence,  tinsmith,  house  54  Bowery 
Martin  Thomas,  furrier,  house  Third  ab.  Knox 
Martin  Thomas,  moulder,  house  Dallius  tjorner 

Schuyler 
Martin  Wm.  carriagemaker,  house  202  Green 
Martin  Wm.  mason,  house  302  Wash.  ave. 
Martin  Wm.  L.  teacher,  bds.  28  Plain 
Martineau  Francis  X.  jr.  hairdresser,  1  Stanwix 

Hall  Building,  bds.  623  Broadway 
Martineau  Nercisse,  tinsmith,  h.  167  Hamilton 
Marvin  Alexander,  house  49  North  Pearl 
Marvin  Lucia  Mrs.  house  80  Hudson 
Marvin  J.  W.  R.  Mrs.  hoiase  32  Clinton  avenue 
Marvin  Wm.  clerk,  bds.  141  Second 
Marx  Christopher,  house  99  Dallius 
Marx  Isaac,  tailor,  253  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Marx  Louis,  laborer,  house  Lydius,  near  junc- 
tion Western  turnpike 
Mascall  Anna  Miss,  dressmaker,  b.  852  B'way 
Mascall  Mary,  widow,  house  862  Broadway 
Mascher  August,  carpenter,  house  3  Teunis 
Mascord  Ann  Eliza,  widow,  house  42  S.  Lansing 
Mascord  Edward,  house  96  Lark 


Mascord  George,    wholesale  liquor    dealer,  50 

State,  house  96  Lark 
Mascraft  Wm.  clerk,  house  318  State 
Maslin  Thomas,  brakeman,  bds.  Broadway  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush 
Maslosky  Albert,  laborer,  house  Western  turn- 
pike near  Asylum 
Mason  Gregory,  shoemaker,  h.  169  upper  Spring 
Mason  James,  whitewasher,  house  1 13  Elm 
Mason  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  583  Broadway 
Mason  John,  laborer,  house  94  Bassett 
Mason  Jno.  weigh  clerk,  40  Dallius,  h.  96  Bassett 
Mason  John  W.  billiards,  542  Broadway,  bds. 

Congress  Hall 
Mason  Kirk  R.  ambrotypist,  b.  Empire  House 
Mason  Nancy,  Mrs.  cook,  52  North  Pearl 
Mason  Sarali,  widow,  house  114  Jefierson 
Mason  Thos.  H.  planemaker,  h.  114  Jefi"erson 
Mason  Wm.  clerk,  house  67  North  Lansing 
Masson  Charles,  lithographer,  house  95  Nucella 
Masson  William  B.  printer,  bds.  76  Beaver 
Marston  James,  blacksmith,  house  -82  Lumber 
Masterson  Francis,  laborer,   h.  6  Chestnut  alley 
Masterson  James,  laborer,  h.  Second  west  Knox 
Masterson  Michael,  laborer,  h.  5  Chestnut  alley 
Masterson  Philip,  paver,  house  6  Chestnut 
Match'r^n  Hannah,  milliner,  22  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Mather  Cornelia,  widow,  bds.  117  North  Pearl 
Mather  George,  stonecutter,  house  223  B'way 
Mather  .Joseph,  R.  R.  agent.  West  Albany 
Mather  Thomas  R.   foreman  R.  R.  freight  house 

Greenbush,  house  Blue  row  do. 
Mathers  Robert,  carpenter,  house  40  Canal 
Matthews  Andrew,  grocer,  51  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Matthews  George,  laborer,  h.  Johnson  n.  Eagle 
Matthews  James,  house  38  Van  Zandt 
Matthews  Patrick,  expressman,  h.  15  Liberty 
Matthews  William  W.  barber,  27  Maiden  lane, 

house  62  John  [Jefierson 

Mattice  John  W.  attorney,  94  X  State,  house  39 
Mattimore  Frank  J.  student,  bds.  206  N.  Pearl 
Mattimore  James  H.   clothing,   421   Broadway, 

bds.  206  North  Pearl 
Mattimore  John,  laborer,  h.  184  Montgomery 
Mattimore  Michael,  clothing,  23  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Mattimore  PatricK,  laborer,  h.  170  Montgomery 
Mattimore  Peter  laborer,  bds.  184  Montgomery 
Mattimore  {Philip)  &  Judge  {Bartholomew),  canal 

stores,  183  Montgomery,  house  40  Lawrence 
Mattimore  [Thomas)  &  Stuart  {John),  coal,  40 

Dallius,  alderman  7th  ward,  house  206  N. 

Pearl 
Mattoon  Andrew,  laborer,  house  71  Van  Woert 
Mattoon  David,  lumber,  Water  corner  Orange, 

house  18  Chapel 
Mattoon  John,  pianomaker,  h.  140  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Mattoon  W.  V.  R.  clerk.  Water  corner  Orange, 

bds.  18  Chapel 
Mauer  Matthew,  tailor,  house  334  Broadway 
Maul  George,  tailor,  house  269  Sand 
Maxted  Bartol,  moulder,  house  29  Alexander 
Maxstadt  Francis,  moulder,  house  88  Cherry 
Maxstadt  Jacob,  moulder,  house  166  Franklin 
Maxwell  Jacob  W.   blacksmith,  5  Plank  road, 

house  51  Knox 
Maxwell  James,  marbleworker,  b.  69  S.  Lansing 
Maxwell  James  jr.  brassfounder  and  scale  manuf. 

136  South  Pearl,  house  115  Swan 
Maxwell  Joseph,  carman,  house  69  S.  Lansing 
Maxwell  Joseph  jr.  carman,  bds.  69  S.  Lansing 
Maxwell  L.  stagedriver,  bds.  North  Albany 
Maxwell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  146  Third 
Maxwell  Thomas  H.  marblecutter,  bds.  69  South 

Lansing 
Maxwell  Wm.  laborer,  house  144  Third 
Maxwell  Wm.  potter,  house  2©  Delaware 
I  May  Edward,  peddler,  house  23  Center 


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May  Edward  B.  house  287  Bowery 

May  Isaac,  grocer  and  drygoods,  130  Clinton  av. 

May  James  A.  waiter,  house  20  Clinton 

May  Mary,  widow,  house  56  Arch 

May  Solomon,  grocer,  278  Lydius,  house  do. 

Mayell  Henry,  house  131  Hamilton 

Mayell  Henry  jr.  house  at  Greenbush 

Mayer  Frederic,  laborer,  house  58  Bowery 

Mayer  George,  teamster,  house  66  Benjamin 

Mayer  Henry  C.  salamander  works,  house  148 

South  Pearl 
Mayer  John,  boardinghouse,  61  Union 
Mayer  Peter  H.  sheetironworker,  h.  278  N.  Pearl 
Mayes  Thomas,  baker,  60  South  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Mayes  Josiah,  house  277  Lydius 
Mayett  Charles,  shoem.iker,  h.  rear  74  Second 
Mayhew  Bridget,  widow,  house  78  Church 
Mayuard  John,  gardener,  liouse  175  Elk 
Mayue  Hugh,  stovemounter,  bds.  272  Lumber 
Mayo  A.  D.  Rev.  house  32  Lodge 
Mayveous  Frederick,   carpentei',   house  Plumb 

near  Green 
McAdam  James,  laborer,  house  8  Quackenbush 
McAdams  John,  cooper,  house  74  Arch 
McAlister  Alexander,  hats  and  caps,  428  Broad- 
way, house  273  State  [67  Dove 
McAlister  Alexander,  tailor,  393  B'way,  liouse 
McAlister  Archibald,  printer,  h.  2  Bleecker  pi. 
McAllister  Catharine  Mrs.  house  185  Third 
McAllister  Charles,  grocer,  169  Lumber,  h.  do. 
McAllister  Daniel,  collector  Evening  Journal,  h. 

160>^  Orange 
McAllister  Daniel,  moulder,  house  47  Johnson 
McAllister  Daniel,  moulder,  house  153  Lumber 
McAllister  Jane,  widow,  house  45  Johnson 
McAllister  John,  shoemaker,  h.  135  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
McAllister  John,  moulder,  house  45  Johnson 
McAnally  Felix,  malster,  house  107  Bowery 
Mc Anally  .John,  malster,  house  107  Bowery 
McAnally  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Canal  near  Dove 
McAnapesy  Catharine,  widow,  h.  16  Jeiferson 
McAnary  John,  moulder,  house  10  Fulton 
McAndrew  Catharine,  widow,  house  70  Colonie 
McAndrew  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  70  Colonie 
McAneeny  James,  baker,  5  Morton,  and  grocer, 
144  Arch  [Broadway 

McAnulty  Mary,  widow  of  Michael,  house   174 
McArdle  .James,  carman,  house  73  Third 
McArdle  Michael,  porter,  476  B'way,  b.  37  Dean 
McArthur  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  44  S.  Pearl 
McAuley  Charles,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  depot, 

house  155  >^  Orange 
McAuley  Charles,  tailor,  627  Broadway,  h.  do. 
McAuley  Joseph,  marbleworker,  h.  124  Lydius 
McAuley  Mary,  widow,  house  40  Arch 
McAuley  William,  milkman,  h.  418  Wash.  ave. 
McAulitt'e  Michael,  butcher,  h.  Perry  c.  Bradford 
McAvmne  George,  laborer,  h.  164/'^  Jefl'er.--on 
McAvinue  Bartholomew,  butcher,   Lydius  cor- 
ner Hawk,  house  do 
McAvoy  John,  laborer,  house  79  Van  Woert 
McAvoy  Michael,  tailor,  h.  122  upper  Spring 
McBain  John  C.  carpenter,  house  12  Dove 
McBain  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.  132  Hudson 
McBarnett  Francis,  clothing,  11  Tow  path,  h.  do. 
McBarnett  Robert,  porterhouse,  13  Tow  path 
McBride  Alex,  printer,  bds.  51  First 
McBride  (Edward)  &  Archer  [Austin),  drain  tile 
Great  Western  turnpike  above  Perry,  house 
268  Washington  avenue 
McBride  Geo.  clerk,  426  B'way,  bds.  19  Dallius 
McBride  Henry  (T.  Se  H.  McBride)  groeer,  South 

Pearl,  corner  Hudson,  house  84  Hudson 
McBride  James,  clerk,  house  1  Knox 
McBride  John,  house  Plank  road  near  Perry 
McBride  John  &  W.  grocers,  262  Wash.  ave. 
McBride  James,  house  51  First 


McBride  Joseph  H.  clerk,  414  Broadway,  bds. 

19  Dallius 
McBride  Michael,  brewer,  bds.  89  Canal 
McBride  T.  &  H.  grocers,  South  Pearl,  corner 

Hiidson,  bds.  1  Knox 
McBride  Thomas,  2d  dist.  police,  h.  4  Catharine 
McBride  William  {J.  &  TV.  McBride),  house  276 

Washington  avenue 
McBriue  Philip,  porter.  111  Pier,  house  53  Canal 
McBurney  Josepli,  sash  and  blindmaker,  3  Plain, 

house  92  Dallius  [house  at  New  York 

McCabe  Daniel,  fancy  goods,  206  Soutli  Pearl, 
McCabe  Francis,  at  Boston  fit.  h.  bds.  226  B'way 
McCabe  James,  cooper,  house  31  Alexander 
McCabe  James,  house  159  Grand 
McCabe  John,  fireman,  house  159  Grand 
McCabe  John,  furrier,  house  95  Third 
McCabe  John  J.  furrier,  bds.  95  Third 
McCabe  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  68  Colonio 
McCabe  Mary,  widow,  house  65  Hawk 
McCabe  Michael,  grain  dealer,  bds.  99  Church 
McCabe  Owen,  malster,  house  124  Bowery 
McCabe  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  99  Philip 
McCabe  Richard,  bookkeeper,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
McCabe  Thomas,  clerk,  house  65  Hawk 
McCabe   Thomas  [Eranagan  &  McC),  liquors, 

&c.  607  Broadway,  house  HI  Clinton  ave. 
McCaffey  Rob^t,  bookkeeper,  h.  130  Clinton  ave. 
McCatferty  Edward,  laborer,  h.  89  Van  Woert 
McCafferty  Frances,  widow,  house  52  Bleecker 
McCaifre  John,  porterhouse,  Broadway  n.  Harri- 
son, Greenbush 
McCaffrey  Alice,  widow,  house  353  State 
McCaffrey  Bernard,  carpenter,  bds.  31 K  Canal 
McCaffrey  Charles,  painter,  house  29  Pulton 
McCaffrey  Dennis,  grocer,  79  N.  Lansing,  h.  do. 
McCaffrey  Edward,  laborer,  h.  108  Van  Woert 
McCaffrey  Iildward,  saloon,  101  Montgomery 
McCaffrey  lidward,  painter,  h.  510  Clinton  ave. 
McCaffrey  Francis,  laborer,  house  16  Mulberry 
McCaffrey  James,  laborer,  house  31  X  Canal 
McCaffrey  James,  laborer,  bds.  10!  Montgomery 
McCaffrey  James,  laborer,  bds.  21  Columbia 
McCallery  James,  mason,  house  163  Grand 
McCaffrey  John,  grocer,  41  Lumber,  house  do. 
McCaffrey  John,  moulder,  house  79  Elm 
McCaffrey  Owen,  laborer,  house  161  Lumber 
McCaffrey  Owen,  laborer,  house  95  Swan 
McCaffrey  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  161  Broadway 
McCaffrey  Patrick,  mason,  house  6  Morton 
McCaffrey  Philip,  laborer,  h.  rear  74  Lawrence 
McCaffrey  Sarah,  widow,  house  31  Alexander 
McCall  Henry  S.  attorney,  5  Douw's  Building,  h. 

105  Grand 
McCall  James,  grocer,  15  Columbia,  bds.  do. 
McCall  John,  grocer.  Chapel  cor.  Orange,  h,  do. 
McCall  Judith,  widow,  house  129  Broad 
McCal  1  Patrick  M.  brickmaker.  Canal  n.  Lark,  h. 

88  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
McCall  Rachel,  widow,  house  8  Grand 
McCall  Thomas  J.  insp.  of  lumber,  bds.  8  Grand 
McCall  William,  carman,  house  23  Columbia 
McCammon  Alexander,  engineer,  Clinton  avenue 

cor.  Knox,  house  126  upper  Spring 
McCammon  C.  &  W.  Albany  tile  works,  Clinton 

avenue  near  Knox,  bds.  7  La  Fayette 
McCammon  Edward,  clerk  assorting  house,  bds. 

8  Chestnut 
McCammon  Lydia,  widow,  house  7  La  Fayette 
McCammon  Wm.  (C.  &  W.  McC),  h.  8  Chestnut 
McCan  David,  carbuilder,  house  136  Lydius 
McCana  Barney,  milkman,  house  59  Mulberry 
McCann  Bernard,  switchman.  West  Albany 
McCann  Ellen  Mrs.  liouse  North  Albany 
McCann  Felix,  eating  liouse,  45  Quay,  h.  50  Canal 
McCann  Fraufus,  carpenter,  house  59  Johnson 
McCann  Garrett,  laborer,  house  20  Wash.  ave. 


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ALBANY      [M]      DIREGTOEY 


McCann  Hugh,  grocer,  40  Morton,  house  do. 
McCann  James,  grocer,  46  Spencer,  house  do. 
McCann  John,  engineer,  house  139  Canal 
McCann  John,  boarding  liouse,  270  13  road  way 
McCann  John,  hiborer,  liouse  93  Broad 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  125  .JpfFerson 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  201  Water 
McCann  John,  plumber,  94  States,  bds.  139  Canal 
McCann  Michael,  laborer,  house  70  Van  Woert 
McCann  Patrick,  mason,  house  59  Johnson 
McCann  Peter,  mason,  house  9  Foundry  place 
McCann  Phebe  Mrs.  house  200  Clinton  avenue 
McCann  Samson,  house  21  Fulton 
McCann  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  12  Quay 
McCann  Thos.  H.  architect,  h.  138  Clinton  ave. 
McCann  Veir  Ward,  bds.  138  Clinton  avenue 
McCanna  Patrick,  cooper,  house  52  Scliuyler 
McCardel  Euctes,  furn;iceman,  bds.  235  tludson 
McCardel  John,  proprietor  McCardel  liouse,  532 

Broadway 
McCardel  James,  blacksmith,  house  373  State 
McCarick  Bart.,  peddler,  house  33  Montgomery'- 
McCarroU  James,  boatman,  house  200  Spruce 
McCarroll  Mi\ry  i.  milliner,  house  200  Spruce 
McCarroll  Randall,  engineer,  houso  200  Spruce 
McCartan  Michael,  store,  house  35  Third 
McCarthy  Charles,  butclier,  house  222  Bowery 
McCarthy  Daniel,  nailor,  liouse  19  Perry 
McCartb}'-  Daniel,  porterhouse,  27  Hamilton 

McCarthy machinist,  W.  R.  R.  Green  bush 

McCarthy  John,  shoemaker,  house  38  Jefferson 
McCarthy  John,  brewer,  Nucella   corner  Eliza- 
beth, house  74  Alexander 
McCarthy  John,  butcher,  house  252  Bowery 
McCarthy  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  r.  43  De  Witt 
McCartliy  Mary,  widow,  bouse  139  Swan 
McC;>rtliy  Michael,  porter  2  State,  bds.  76  Van 

Woert 
McCarthy  Patrick,  mason,  house  53  West  Ferry 
McCarthy  Thomas,  teacher,  house  134  Lumber 
McCarty  Ann,  widow,  house  74  Lawrence 
McCarty  Charles,  laborer,  h.  57  Colonie 
McCarty  Cornelius,  junkshop,  ()5  Mulberry,  h  do. 
McCarty  Daniel,  shoemaker,  h.  Ri-ns.  n.  Green 
McCarty  Edward,  printer,  bds.  49  Herkimer 
McCarty  Elizabeth,  house  139  Church 
McCarty  Eugene,  tailor,  house  137  Lumber 
McCarty  James,  laborer,  house  76  Van  Woert 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  37  Van  Scliaick 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  house  rear  61  Lawreuce 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  house  68  Arch 
McCarty  John,  tailor,  house  53  Mulberry 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  house  34  Canal 
McCarty  John,  mason,  house  43  Tiiird 
McCarty  John,  miller,  house  145  Grand 
McCarty  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Renss.  n.  Green 
McCarty  John  E.  boatman,  house  14  Franklin 
McCarty  Michael,  laliorer,  h.  62  Water 
McCarty  Owen,  baker,  70  Canal,  house  do. 
McCarty  Patrick,  expressman,  house  119  Church 
McCarty  Patrick,  l)aker,  34  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
McCarty  Pat'k,  laborer,  h.  r.  123  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
McCarty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  N.  Lansing 
McCarty  I'atrick  M.  milkman,  h.  North  Albany 
McCarty  Peter,  house  74  Arch 
McCarty  Peter,  laborer,  house  91  Broad 
McCarty  Stephen,  laborer,  liouse  143  Church 
McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  house  104  Water 
McCarty  (Thomas)  &  Anderson  {David),  brick- 
makers,  head  of  Catharine,  bds.  99  Church 
McCarty  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  34  Van  Schaick 
McCarty  Timothy,  shoemaker,  house  54  Church 
McCarty  Wm.  F.  machinist,  house  100  First 
McCaskie  William,  house  182  State 
McCaughan  John,  grocer,  211  Broadway,  h.  do. 
McCaughin  Michael,  liquors,  62  Quay,  h.  Green 
McCauiey  James,  flagman,  house  84  Water 


McCauley  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  117   Canal 
McCauiey  Sarah,  widow,  house  129  Eagle 
McCawley  James,  l>aker.  Wash.  ave.  cor.  Robin 
McChesney  Lucas  H.  furniture,  110  State,  house 

24  Dove 
McClallen  Emery,  teamster,  house  10  Rose 
McClane  Mary,  widow,  house  95  Quay 
McClaskey  Bernard,  butcher,  281  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
McClaskey  David,  clerk  Delavan  House 
McClaskey  Edward  I.  hay.  Plain  cor.  Philip,  h. 

130  Hawk 
McClaskey  John  B.  patternmaker,   house    127 
Soutli  Pearl  [near  Perry 

McClaskey  Wdliam,  butcher,  house  Plankroad 
McClaskey  Wm.  J.  grocer,  268  Lydius,  h.  do. 
MeClasky  Sally  Ann,  widow,  h.  152  S.  Pearl 
McClatchey  Robert,  machinist,  house  16  Wash- 
ington, Greenbush 
McClellan  Hugh  W.  {Colvin,  Bingham  &  McC), 

attorney,  77  State,  house  8  Hall  place 
McClelland  David,  paper  stock,  64  Green,  h.  do. 
McClelland  James  B.  bookkeei^er,  h.  23  Franklin 
McClelland  John  {Tuckerman  &  McC),   marble 

woiks,  133  Lydius,  bds.  61  Beaver 
McClelland  Wm.  blacksmith,  bds.  331  State 
McClelland  Wm.  grocer,  800  Broadway,  h.  do. 
McClelland  Wm.  Mrs.  house  370  Lydius 
McClenand  Robert,  carpenter,  house  249  Elm 
McClennen  Wm.  laborer,  bds.  276  Wash.  ave. 
McCliman  John  C.  house  284  S.  Pearl 
McClintock  Mary,  widow,  house  13  Beaver 
McClone  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  29  Church 
McCloskey  Edward,  grocer,  h.  Green  c.  Schuyler 
McClosky  Cornelias,  mason,  house  63  Scliuyler 
McClosky  Edw.ard,  mason,  ImIs.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
McClosky  James,  peddler,  bds.  147  Grand 
McClosky  John,  moulder,  bds.  147  (ii-and 
McClosky  J.,  Right  Rev.  bishop,  house  Lydius, 

opposite  the  Cathedral 
McClosky  Owen,  bds.  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
McClosky  Patrick,  Rev.,  St.  John's,  h.  51  Dallius 
McCloy  josias,  marblecutter,  house  98  Chestnut 
McCloV  William,  house  98  Chestnut 
McClu're  Archibald  &  Co.   (IF.   A.   Rice  &  A. 

McC.  jr.),  druggists,  76  State,  h.  168  do. 
McClure  Archibald  jr.  (A.  McClure  &  Co.),  drug- 
gist, 76  State,  h.  158  State  [Hall 
McClure  James  E.  steam  elevator,  bds.  Stanwix 
McClure  James  H.  &  Co.  (A.  McClure  jr.),  drugs 

and  medicines,  70  State,  h.  47  Jay 
McClure  James,  Mrs.  house  196  State 
McClure  John,  milkman,  house  66  Clinton 
McClure  (JohnC.)  &  Miller  (Srncst  J.),  attorneys, 

77  State,  house  51  Jay 
McClure  Michael,  milkman,  house  58  Lark 
McClure  Wm.  H.  clerk,  74  State,  house  158  do, 
McCluskey  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  53  V.  Schaick 

McCluskey, tailor,  house  47  Rensstdaer 

McClusky  James,  cooper,  house  rear  76  Canal 
McClusky  Owen,  clerk,  post  office,  bds.  Pearl 

Street  House 
McClusky  Patrick,  porter,  bds.  289  Broadway 
McClusky  William,  nailor,  house  19  Perry 
Mc'Clyment  Andrew,  house  56  La  Fayette 
McCoUom  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  350  State 
McCollom  James,  liquors,  289  Broadway,  h.  do. 
McCoUum  James,   copperworker,   22  Hudson, 
bds.  43  Montgomery  [gomery 

McCollum  Johu  R.  clerk,  69  Water,  h.  4.3  Mout- 
McCollom  Robert,  confectioner,  h.  158  Third 
McCollum  Hugh,  house  43  Montgomery 
McCollum  Hugh,  jr.  copperworker,  &c.  22  Hud- 
son, house  43  Montgomery 
McCombe  Isaac,  boatman,  house  161  Broadway 
McConnell  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  72  N.  Lansing 
McConnell  Hugh,  tobacconist,  h.  502  Clint,  ave. 
McCounell  James,  moulder,  house  207  Broad 


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McCoimell  Patrick,  porter,  2  State,  b.  37  Dean 
McCoimell  Stephen  C.  news  depot,  70  K  North 

Pf-arl,  bds.  11  Canal 
McConnell  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  North  Albany 
McConvill  Felix,  laborer,  h.  172  Colonie 
McConviU  James,  porterhouse,  151  Lumber 
McConville  James,  vegetables,  21  Clinton  ave. 
McConville  Mai-y,  widow,  house  1 1  Columbia 
McCorcoran  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  107  Bowery 
McCord  James,  mason,  bds.  13  Beaver 
McCormick  Arthur,  caiman,  h.  rear  77  Church 
McCormick  Barney,  boatman,  house  79  Canal 
MfCormick  Barney,  cooper,  bds.  41  Liberty 
McCormick  Edward,  laborer,  house  203  Green 
McCormick  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Second  ab.  Knox 
McCormick  George,  cooper,  bds.  41  Liberty 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  house  2  Johnson 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  house  42  Third 
McCormick  James,  furnaceman,  li.  156  Church 
McCormick  James,  mason,  b.  Second  ab.  Knox 
McCormick  James  L.  house  32  William 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  133  Lumber 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  152  Colonie 
McCormick  John,  carman,  350  Broadway,  house 

23  South  Lansing 
McCormick  Jolin,  furnaceman,  house  110  Sand 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  house  94  Van  Woert 
McCormick  .John,  teamster,  house  19  Benjamin 
JlcCormick  John,  laborer,  house  rear  75  Canal 
McCormick  Matthew,  cooper,  house  102  Arch 
McCormick  Michael,  blacksmith,  house  13  Beth- 
lehem road 
McCormick  Patrick,  laborer,  house  62  Lawrence 
McCormick  Patrick,  laborer,  house  69  Mulberry 
McCormick  Philip,  laborer,  house  59  Morton 
McCormick  Philip,  laborer,  house  293  N.  Pearl 
McCormick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  94  Van  Woert 
McCormick  Thomas,  liquors,  194  Orange,  h.  do. 
McCormick  Valentine,  laborer,  house  35  Canal 
McCorry  Peter,  carman,  house  41  Arch 
McCotter  Barnard,  laborer,  Ids.  17  R.  R.  avenue 
McCotter  Cornelius,  fisherman,  bds.  Columbia 

corner  Quay 
McCotter  i^rancis  F.  clerk,  bds.  rear  104  Water 
McCotter  Henry,  laborer,  h.  17  R.  R.  avenue 
McCotter  James,  bookkeeper,  bds.  r.  104  Water 
McCotter  John,  tailor,  house  35  Van  Schaick 
McCotter  John,  carpenter,  bds.  rear  104  Water 
McCourt  Hugh,  cigarmaker,  bds.  18>^  S.  Lansing 
McCoweu  Jane,  widow,  house  139  Canal 
McCowen  Michael,  teamster,  house  139  Canal 
McCoy  Amasa,  448  Broadway,  bds.  140  State 
McCoy  Daniel,  baker,  bds.  Canal  near  Dove 
McCoy  (S.  B.)  &  Clark  {Stephen  W.),  stoves  13 
and  15  Green,  house  at  Waterford      [h.  do. 
McCracken  Bernard,  china,  glass,  &c.  92  S.  Pearl, 
McCracken  Joseph,  porter,  h.  105  Canal 
McCracken  Malcolm,  carpenter,  h.  149  N.  Pearl 
McCracken  William,  clerk,  506  Broadway,  bds. 

67  Beaver 
McCraken  Daniel,  laborer,  house  53  Morton 
McCraken  J.  B.  drygoods,  422  and  424 Broadway, 

house  109  Grand 
McCraken  N.  H.  clerk,  422  B' way,  b.  109  Grand 
McCraken  Willie  F.  clerk,  422  Broadway,  bds. 

1 09  Grand 
McCready  Hugh,  tailor,  house  21  >»  Van  Zandt 
McCready  Jane,  widow,  house  136  Clinton  ave. 
McCready  John,  clerk,  house  136  Clinton  ave. 
McCready  Wm.  H.  fisherman,  h.  r.  135  Lumber 
McCredie  Tliomas,  malthouse,  36  Clinton  ave- 
nue, house  36)^  do. 
McCue  Alice,  widow,  house  145  Broad 
McCue  Daniel,  laborer,  house  113  Canal 
McCue  P'rancis,  house  125  Canal 
McCue  Henry,  laborer,  house  163  Broadway 
McCueu  Henr}'^,  laborer,  house  123  Nucella 


McCuen  James,  cooper,  house  118  Dallius 
McCuen  John,  mason,  house  141  Orange 
McCuen  John,  peddler,  liouse  65  Clinton 
McCuen  Michael,  peddler,  boards  100  Arch 
McCuen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  41  Canal 
McCuUey  James,  di'over,  house  67  Second 
McCuUoch  Andrew,  baggageman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 
h.  64  John  ^  [nue,  house  417  do. 

McCalloch  Charles,  saloon,  86  Washington  ave- 
McCullocli  Isabella,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  340  State 
McCulloch  John,  fishdealer,  at  Greenbush,  house 

305  Hudson 
Mi'Cnlloch  John,  gardener,  h.  Hawk  c.  Lydius 
McCiilloch  Walter  S.  printer,  h.  110  up.  Spring 
McCulloch  William  A.  malthouse,   Rensselaer, 

corner  Dallius 
McCuUon  Wm.  fiagman,  house  182  Cofenie 
McCullough  John,  laborer,  house  29  Vine 
McCuUough  John  jr.    coachlaceweaver,   house 

29  Vine 
McCurdy  Alexander,  trader,  house  14  Bleecker 
McDade  Hugh,  liouse  at  Greenbush 
McDade  James,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 
McDade   William   [Campbell  &  McD.),  gi-ocer, 
Lumber  dist.  and  9  N.  Ferry,  h.  37  De  Witt 
McDavitt  John,  engineer,  bds.  at  Greenbush 
McDermott  Anu,  widow, house  31  Quay 
iUcDermott  Barney,  laborer,  h.   176  Clinton  ave. 
McDermott  Barney,  peddler,  house  42  Arch 
McDermott  Charles,  paver,  liouse  33  Van  Zandt 
McDermott  Daniel,  laborer,  house  31  Quay 
McDermott  Edward,  laborer,  house  108  Broad 
McDermott  James,  moulder,  house  32  Morton 
McDermott  John,  gardener,  house  82  Westerlo 
McDermott  John,  moulder,  h.  3  Hunter's  alley, 
McDermott  John,  overseer,  house  13  La  Fayette 
McDermott  Matthew,  laborer,  house  31  Quay 
McDermott  Michael, tobacconist,  h.  r.  35  V. Woert 
McDermott  Michael,  refreshments,  31  Quay 
McDermott  Owen,  bookseller,  19  Douw's  Build- 
ing, house  29  Westerlo'^ 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  house  12  Broadway 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  house  172  Orange 
McDermott  Peter,  laborer,  house  168  Orange 
McDermott  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  173  Green 
McDermott  Robt.  bookpeddler,  h.  19  Westerlo 
McDermott  Thomas,  house  9  lower  Spring 
McDermott  Timothy,  bds.  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
McDevitt  Anthony,  laborer,  house  32  Jefferson 
McDole  Abraham  V.  clerk,  house  111  S.  Pearl 
McDole  Mary,  widow,  house  308)^  State 
McDonald  Alex,  clerk,  29  Maiden  lane,  bds.  Ex- 
change Hotel 
McDonald  Ann,  widow,  bds.  194  South  Pearl 
McDonald  Ann,  second  hand  clothing,  house  91 

South  Pearl 
McDonald  Bernard,  wheelwright,  149  Church, 

house  86  Schuyler 
McDonald  Cameron,  clerk,  443  Broadway,  bds. 

76  Lydius 
McDonald  Cornelius,  gardener,  h.  15  Catharine 
McDonald  D.   &  Co.   [N.   E.   Sisson),   gasmeter 
manufactory,  51  Lancaster,  liouse  65  Hawk 
McDonald  Edward,  grocer,  h.  311  Wash,  avenue 
McDonald  Ellen,  widow,  house  60  Third 
McDonald  Felix,  carpenter',  house  211  Orange 
McDonald  Francis,  laborer,  houle  173  Green 
McDonald  Geoi-ge,  bds.  9  Daniels 
McDonald  Henry,  teamster,  house  157  Jefferson 
McDonald  James,  contractor,  h.  8  Ten  Broeck 
McDonald  James,  laborer,  liouse  172  Colonie 
McDonald  .James,  stage  contractor,  h.  9  Daniels 
McDonald  James,  shoemaker,   h.  26  West  Ferry 
McDonald  James,  laborer,  house  54  Jefferson 
McDonald  James  jr.  clerk,  canal  office,  bds.  8 

Ten  Broeck 
McDonald  Jno.  copperplate  printer,  b.  10  Cross 


ALBANY      [  M  ]      DIEECTORY 


McDonald  John,  bookkeeper,  448  Broadway,  h. 

1 1 3  Jefferson 
McDonald  John,  fishpeddler,  h.  Canal  n.  Snipe 
McDonald  John,  boilermaker,  house  53  Church 
McDonald  John,  moulder,  bds.  7  Plain 
McDonald  Martin,  tailor,  house  62  Green 
McDonald  Maiy,  widow,  house  113  Jefferson 
McDonald  Mary,  niu'se,  bds.  Hamilton 
McDonald  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  174  Green 
McDonald  Michael,  wheelwright,  h.  66  Green 
McDonald  Michael,  painter,  house  321  S.  Pearl 
McDonald  Minor,  clerk,  •J69B'way,  b.  76  Lydius 
McDonald  Nancy,  widow,  h.  rear  -26  Van  Woert 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  h.   1   Foundry  place 
McDonald  Patrick,  lalio;-er,  bds.  39  James 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  102  Church 
McDonald  Patrick,  sawyer,  house  48  Canal 
McDonidd  Patrick,  tobacconist,    house   rear  35 

Van  Woert 
McDonald  Peter,  bricklayer,  house  10  Cross 
McDonald  Peter,  laborer,  house  63  Arch 
McDonald  Robert,  bookkeejjer,  6  Hudson,  house 

102  Arch 
McDonald  Ruth,  widow,  house  176  Jefferson 
McDonald  Sarah  J.  widow,  house  81  Canal 
McDonald  Teresa,  widow,  house  47  Van  Woert 
McDonald  Thomas,  carman,  h.  202  Clinton  ave. 
McDonald  Thomas,  carman,  house  r.  73  Third 
McDonald  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  34  Van  Woert 
McDonald  Wm,  stovemounter,  h.  North  Albany 
McDonnald   Hugh,  carriagemaker,  183  and  185 

South  Pearl,  house  321  do. 
McDonough  Brothers  {Jas.  H.  &  W.),  painters, 

171  South  Pearl 
McDonough  James,  painter,  house  18  Jefferson 
McDonough  James  H.  {McD.  Bros.)  painter,  171 

South  Pearl,  house  18  Jefferson 
McDonough  Michael,  laborer,  house  240  Green 
McDonough  Patrick,  laborer,  house  77  Elm 
McDonough  William  {McD.  Bros.),  painter,  171 

South  Pearl,  Iioush  18  Jefferson 
McDougall  Ralph,  clerk,  bds.  63  lower  Spring 
McDowell  Hannah,  widow,  house  10  Catharine 
McDuffie  Henry,  4th  dist.  police,  house  147  Jay 
McDuffie  [John]  &  Van  Derzee  {Co7-nclius),  hard- 
ware, 12  South  Pearl,  house  20  Norton 
McDuffie  John  Mrs.  fancy  dyeing,  20  Norton 
McElroan  John,  teacher,  house  128  Jefferson 
McElroan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  136  Swan 
McElroy  Henry,  brassfounder,  63  Beaver,  house 

180  Washington  avenue 
McElrov  James,  dry  goods,  636  Broadway,  house 

182"  North  Pearl 
McElroy  John,  brassfounder,  h.   180  Wash.  ave. 
McElroy  John,  attorney,   66  State,   house   104 

Swan,  corner  Third 
McElroy  Jolin,  blacksmith,  H.  R.  R.  h.  Greenb. 
McElroy  John,  laborer,  house  rear  5  Morton 
McElroy  John  E.  clerk,  645  Broadway,  bds.  108 

North  Pearl 
McElroy  Michael,  laborer,  house  125  Broad 
McElroy  Peter  Mrs.  house  27  Jay 
McElroy  Thomas,  grocer,  527  Broadway,  house 

676  do.  [108  North  Pearl 

McElroj' Wil'iam, 'dry  goods,  645  B'way,  house 
McElveny  Daniel,  confectioner,  h.  20  Jefferson 
McEneeny  Thomas,  butcher.  Bowery  neai'  Sche- 
nectady turnpike  [berry 
McEnnery  Alichael,  stovemounter,  house  16  Mul- 
McEnnery  Patrick,  moulder,  house  142  Churcli 
McEntee  Charles  S.  clerk,  8  Green,  bds.  100  up. 

Spring 
McEntee  I'Jdward,  tinsmith,  house  102  Church 
McEntee  James,  boarding  house,  97  Quay 
McEntee  Robert,  laborer,  bds.  97  Quay 
McEspirit  James,  laborer,  house  116  First 
McEvoy  Alfred  J.  clerk,  77  State,  bds.  68  Spring 


McEvoy  John,  house  16  Catharine 
McEvoy  Michael,  laborer,  house  I5S  Eagle 
McEwan  John,  foreman  N.  Y.   C.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  bouse  3  Rail  Road  avenue 
McEwan  Robert,  machinist,  house  118  N.  Pearl 
McEwan  Wm.  clerk,  H.  R.  R.  b.  3  Rail  Road  ave, 
McEwen  Daniel,  trunkmaker,  364  Broadway 
McEwen  John,  overseer,  house  216  State 
McEwen  V.  O.  trunkmaker,  house  30  Fulton 
McFadden  James  J.  painter,  bds.  Ill  Orange 
McFa7-land  Andrew  C.  confectioner,  108  S.  Pearl 
McFarland  Catharine,  widow,  house  115  Canal 
McFai'land  George,  cooper,  house  84  Church 
McFarland  James,  lioatman,  h.  71  Alexander 
McFarland  James,  editor,  43  Dallius 
McFarland  .hiraes,  laborer,  bds.  115  Canal 
McFarlane  James,  restaurant,  78  Division,  h.  do. 
McFarlane  William,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

37  Orange 
McFee  John,  laborer,  house  177  Orange 
McGaharn  John,  porter,  110  Pier,  h.  43  Jefferson 
McGahan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Johnson  near 

Eagle 
McGarr  Dennis,  laborer,  house  108  Swan 
McGarrj'  Sarah,  widow,  bds.  32  South  Lansing 
McGarrj'  Thomas,  laborer,  house  80  Arch 
McGarvey  Daniel,  teamster,  house  (Church  cor. 

South  Lansing 
McGarvey  Dennis,  framemaker,  house  40  John 
McGarvey  Michael (  Fan  Wormcr  &  McG.),  stoves, 

25  Green,  house  145 X  North  Pearl 
McGarvey  William,  tinsmith,  bds.  18  Beaver 
McGaugh  Joseph,  janitor  to  Dud.  Obs.  h.  Ob.  hill 
McGauglian  Hugh,  house  rear  94  Third 
McGaughan  Hugh  jr.  laborer,  bds.  94  Third 
McGaughan  John,  porter,  1 10  Pier,  h.  46  Jefferson 
McGaughan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  145  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
McGaughan  Samuel,  carman,  house  197  Third 
McGee  Ann,  widow,  house  45  Arch 
McGee  Edward,  laborer,  h.  r.  36  Van  Schaick 
McGee  James,  laborer,  house  8  Clinton 
McGee  John,  laborer,  house  87  Church 
McGee  Michael,  laborer,  house  37  Van  Schaick 
McGee  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Road  near  Canal 
McGee  Patrick,  laborer,  78  Church 
McGee  Patrick,  laborer,  house  127  Orange 
McGee  Patrick  H.  coachmaker,  bds.  216  B'way 
McGee  Richard,  shoemaker,  bds.  222  Broadway 
McGee  Terrence,  laborer,  house  216  Broadway 
McGee  Thomas,  porter,  house  rear  293  Lumljer 
McGeen  Margaret,  widow,  h.  19  South  Lansing 
McGeough  Anthony,  Rev.,  St.  Patrick's,  Perry 

near  Bowery 
McGibbon  James,  laborer,  house  83  Orange 
McGilfrey  James,  fisherman,  house  at  Bath 
McGill  Elizabeth,  house  212  Broadway 
McGillick  Michael,  house  291  Lumber 
McGinn  Michael,  trader,  hou.se  98  Schuyler 
McGinnis  John,  moroccodresser,  h.  8  Canal 
McGinnis  John,  carman,  house  66  Van  Woert 
McGinnis  John,  laborer,  house  63  Van  Woert 
McGinnis  John,  laborer,  house  38  Cherry 
McGinnis  J.  &  P.  grocers,    12  Canal,  house  21 

Chapel  [Chapel 

McGinnis  Patrick  (/.  &  P.  McGinnis),  house  21 
McGinty  James,  porterhouse,  2  Maiden  lane 
McGint}-  Owen,   laborer,   house  South  Lansing 

corner  Broadway 
McGlin  Ann,  widow,  house  34  Eagle 
McGlinn  Richard,  carpenter,  house  81  Church 
McGloon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  20  De  Witt 
McGoldrich  Edward,  laborer,  house  113  Beaver 
McGoldrick  Patrick,  Phoenix  Hotel,  264  B'wav 
McGoldrick  W.  E.  J.  jr.  bookbinder,  67  Sta'te, 

bds.  113  Beaver 
McGough  James,  liboier,  h.  71  Rensselaer 
McGouii  Ann,  widow,  house  42  Philip 


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McGoun  Bridget,  widow,  house  52  La  Fayette 
McGoun  James,  carpenter,  bds.  52  La  Fayette 
McGoun  John,  newsagent,  house  82  Bradford 
McGouu  William,  cooper,  house  60  Church 
McGourkey  William,  acting  auditor  canal  de- 
partment. State  Hall,  house  72  Eagle 
McGovern  Andrew,  laborer,  house  205  Orange 
McGovern  James,  laborer,  house  49  Canal 
McGovern  John,  furnaceman,  house  49  Arch 
McGovern  John,  grocer,  50  Arch,  h.  do. 
McGovern  Margaret  Miss,  house  3  Johnson 
McGovern  Thomas,  laborer,  house  157  Grand 
McGovern  Patrick,  laborer,  iiouse  65  Arch 
McGovern  Thomas,  laborer,  house  25  Quay 
McGowen  Hugh,  moulder,  bds.  97  Quay 
McGowen  Minos,  lumber  dealer,  190  Water,  h. 

810  Broadway 
McGowen  Wm.  cooper,  house  9  South  Lansing 
McGowen  John,  calker,  house  175  Orange 
McGrain  James,  laborer,  house  15  Bassett 
McGrain  Michael,  drover,  house  30  Van  Woert 
McGrain  Thomas,  machinist,  h.  209  Lumber 
McGrane  Francis,  laborer,  bds.  226  Broadway 
McGrath  Ambrose,  clerk  post  ofBce,  b.  60  Arch 
McGi'ath  Henry,  cooper,  house  204  Broadway 
McGrath  James,  leatiierdresser,  house  60  Arch 
McGrath  James,  laborer,  house  43  Liberty 
McGrath  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  93  Orange 
McGrath  John,  cooper,  h.  Dallius  cor.  Vine 
McGrath  Jolni,  laborer,  house  41  Alexander 
McGrath  John,  laborer,  house  168  Jefferson 
McGrath  Maiy,  widow,  house  360  Lydius 
McGrath  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  234  Jefferson 
McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  house  1 1 8  Third 
McGrath  Morris,  carpenter,  bds  60  Arch 
McGrath   Morris     {Martin    &    McGrath),    fish- 
dealers,  fish  slip,  house  193  Orange 
McGrath  Patrick,  moulder,  house  62  Schuyler 
McGraw  Anastasia,  widow,  house  52  Dallius 
McGraw  Chiistopher,  waiter,  52  State,  house  19 

Van  Schaick 
McGraw  Bridget,  widow,  grocer,  h.  193  Orange 
McGraw  Daniel,  butcher,  house  234  Bowery 
McGraw  Daniel,  butcher,  house  280  Bowery 
McGraw  Dennis,  butcher,  house  280  Bowery 
McGraw  Elizabeth,  house  26  Canal 
McGraw  Henry,  laborer,  house  35  Morton 
McGraw  James,  machinist,  house  52  Dallius 
McGraw  John,  porter,  Exchange  Hotel,  house  77 

Schuyler 
McGraw  Lawrence,  paver,  house  374  Lydius 
McGraw  Maurice,  laborer,  house  193  Orange 
McGraw  Michael,  cooper,  bds.  52  Dallius 
McGraw  Morris,  carman,  house  169  Hudson 
McGraw  Roger,  butcher,  house  278  Bowery 
McGraw  Thomas,  machinist,  bds.  52  Dallius 
McGraw  William,  grocer,  house  80  Orange 
McGraw  William,  carpenter,  h.  150  Jefferson 
McG.egor  Ebenezer,   dyer,  40  Orange,  house  5 

Van  Tromp 
McGregor  James,  contractor,  house  18  Broad 
McGregor  John,  carpenter,  house  170  Eagle 
McGregor  John  W.   (Mack  &  Co.),  broker,  Mu- 
seum, house  104  Washington  avenue 
McGregor  Thomas,  moulder,  house  16  Union 
McGue  Daniel,  carman,  h.  186  Clinton  avenue 
McGue  Michael,  clerk,  470  Broadway,  bds.  40 

Van  Schaick 
McGuigan  Sarah  W.  fancy  goods,  94  Eagle,  h. 

Hamilton  corner  Kagle 
McGuire  Eliza,  widow,  house  32  Water 
McGuire  Elizabeth,  house  74  Cherry 
McGuire  Eugene,  tobacconist,  bds.  54  Lawrei»ce 
McGuire  Francis,  house  74  Cherry 
McGuire  Francis,  carman,  house  180  Colonie 
McGuire  Hugh,  carman,  house  133  Hudson 

12 


McGuire  James,  bartender,  15  James,  house  99 

Orange 
McGuire  John,  fruitdealer,  628  Broadway,  h.  do. 
McGuire  John,  clerk,  88  State,  bds.  do. 
McGuire  John,  laborer,  house  59  Mulberry 
McGuire  John,  fish,  h.  5  Hunter's  alley 
McGuire  John  T.  printer,  house  Swan  between 

Clinton  avenue  and  First 
McGuire  Martin,  laborer,  house  36  Water 
McGuire  Owen,  laborer,  house  5  Bleecker 
McGuire  Patrick,  trader,  house  5  Westerlo 
McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  56  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
McGuire  Patrick  J.  mason,  h.  2  Hunter's  alley 
McGuire  Peter,  laborer,  house  5  Hunter's  alley 
McGuire  Philip,  carman,  house  2  Hunter's  alley 
McGuire  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  10  Quackenbush 
McGuire  Wm.  fruitdealer,  628  Broadway,  h.  dc. 
McGuirk  John,  laborer,  house  41  Van  2andt 
McGukin  Daniel  A.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

32  lower  Spring 
McGurrin  Patrick,  painter,  house  2  Garden 
McHaffie  John,  bookkeeper  at  R.  K.  Viele's,  bds. 

90  Lumber 
McHaifie  John  Mrs.  widow,  house  90  Lumber 
McHaffie  M.  &  E.  millinery,  &c.  Broadway  corner 

Lumber,  bds.  90  Lumber 
McHaffie  Robert,  bookkeper,  39  State,  house  130 

Clinton  avenue 
McHaffie  William,  machinist,  house  90  Lumber 
MsHale  Dominlck,  laborer,  h.  rear  5  Morton 
McHale  Lawrence,  mason,  house  13  Westerlo 
McHall  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  13  Westerlo 
McHarg  Alexander,  clock  and  watchmaker,  40 

Green,  house  19  Franklin 
McHarg  Alexander  jr.  gilder,  bds.  19  Franklin 
McHarg  John,  47  Montgomery,  h.  24  North  Pearl 
McHarg  Misses,  house  33  Grand 
McHarg  {W7n.  C.)  &  Burlingame  {H.  D.),  attor- 
neys, 50  State,  liouse  52  Spencer 
MoHench  David  B.  house  25  High 
McHench  Wm.  discount  clerk  Mechanics'  and 

Farmers'  Bank,  house  762  Broadway 
McHenry  John,  boatman,  house  78  Franklin 
McHenry  Stephen,  peddler,  house  Plank  road 

near  Perry 
McHugh  {Patrick)  &  Donlon  (Patrick),  merchant 

tailors,  44  State,  house  293  Hamilton 
Mclnall  Robert,  fireman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  98 

Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Mclnarny  Cornelius,  mariner,  house  8  Clinton 
Mcintosh  Alexander  Mrs.  h.  58  Montgomery 
Mcintosh  Daniel,  laborer,  house  102  Nucella 
Mcintosh  Daniel  shoemaker,  house  77  Canal 
Mcintosh  Daniel  jr.  boatman,  house  99  Orange 
Mcintosh  James  W.,  pressman,  bds.  77  Canal 
Mcintosh  Jeannette,  widow,  h.  250  Washington 

avenue 
Mcintosh  John,  expressman,  house  173  Hudson 
Mcintosh  Wm.  H.  H.  laborer,  h.  36  S.  Lansing 
Mclntyre  Archibald,  laborer,  house  37  Canal 
Mclntyre  Archibald  {Bortle  &  McL),  groceries 

and  provisions,  276  Broadway,  h.  104  Grand 
Mclntyre  James,  laborer,  h.  38 >^  Rensselaer 
Mclntyre  James,    clerk    county    clerk's  office, 

City  Hall,  house  216  Broadway 
Mclntyre  James  A.  at  county  clerk's  office,  bds. 

216  Broadway 
Mclntyre  John,  carman,  house  111  Dallius 
Mclntyre  John,  grocer,  154  Montgomery,  h.  do. 
Mclntyre  John,  clerk,  37  Dean,  h.  24  Westerlo 
Mclntyre  John,  laborer,  house  189  Broadway 
Mclntyre  John  B.  {Hallenbeck  &  M.),  bookbinder, 

7  North  Pearl,  bds.  11  Dallius 
Mclntyre  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  18^  S.  Lansing 
Mclntyre  Robert  F.  waiter,  59  North  Pearl 
Mclntyre  Terrence,  carman,  h.  Swan  n.  Orange 
Mclntyre  Terrence,  shoemaker,  h.  52  Lawrence 


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Mclntyre  Wm.  P.  {Gooseberry  &  Co.),  23  Hud- 
son, house  99  Knoy. 
McKaenan  Thomas,  porter,  house  32  Howard 
McKaig  Andrew,  teacher,  36  Grand,  h.  do. 
McKaig  A.  jr.  coppersmith,  h.  118  Hamilton 
McKaig  Barney,  laborer,  li.  rear  55  Van  Woert 
McKaig  James,  carpenter,  bds.  36  Grand 
McKaig  John,  painter,  bds.  36  Grand 
McKaig  Robert  N.  clerk,  74  State,  house  43  Elm 
McKail  John,  laborer,  liouse  55  Delaware 
McKale  Andrew,  trader,  house  163  Broadway 
McKanna  Heniy,  grocer,  133  Lumber 
McKay  John,  bookkeeper,  house  53  Hudson 
McKay  William  J.  house  12  Colonie 
McKeagan  John,  tanner,  house  58  Bowery 
McKean  Elisha,  farmer,  h.  Clin.  ave.  n.  Snipe 
McKean  Rachel,  widow,  house  120  Clinton  ave. 
McKee  Alfonso  H.  tinsmith,  bds.  23  James 
McKee  Patrick,  coachman,  house  69  Hudson 
McKelvey  1'.  B.  soap  and  candles,  Jay  cor.  Swan, 

liouse  19  High 
McKenna  Bernard,  grocer,  142  Broad,  h.  do. 
McKenna  Francis,  sliip  carpenter,  h.  147  Canal 
McKenna  John,  brownstonn  and  marblecutter. 

163  Lydius,  house  35  Jefferson 
McKenna  John,  printer,  bds.  147  Canal 
McKenna  Thomas,  grocer,  173  Orange,  h.  do. 
McKennan  John,  gilder,  h.   18  Whitehall  road 
McKenney   Patrick,   wheelwright,    194  Orange, 

house  do. 
McKenzie  James,   malster,  36  Clinton  avenue, 

house  638  Broadway 
McKunzie  John,  cl^rk,  'lO  Maiden  1.  b.  77  Hawk 
McKenzie  John,  patternmaker,  house  77  Hawk 
McKenzie  John,  laborer,  house  131  Second 
McKenzie  Nathaniel  C.  switchman,  h.  lit  Lumber 
McKeon  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  Broadway  cor- 
ner South  Flurry 
McKercher    Duncan    {Belknap  &   ]\[cK.),    coal 

dealer,  697  Broadway,  house  690  do. 
McKercher  John,  engineer,  h.  690  Broadway 
McKernan  John,  gardener,  h.  Bowery  n.  Part. 
McKie  James,  carpenter,  33  Lumber 
McKie  John,  moroccodresser,  house  157  Bowery 
McKiernan  John,  porter  at  Congress  Hall,  house 

rear  30  Second 
McKiernan  Patrick,  carman,  h.  148  Swan,  Arbor 

hill 
McKinley  Charles,  carriage  shop,  143  South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
McKinney  R.  Mrs.  millinery,  liouse  41  Beaver 
McKinney  {Jaincs)  &  Mann  {Abram),  iron  foun- 
dry, 35  Lumber,  house  37  do. 
McKinney  Mary,  widow,  h.  102  Swan,  Arbor  h. 
McKinney  William  J.  attorney,  50  State,  bds.  176 

Jefferson 
McKissick  Stewart,  commission  merchant  and 

forwarder,  66  Quay,  house  130  Hamilton 
McKitterick  James,  porter,  9  North  Pearl 
McKnight  George  W.  painter,  house  60  Union 
McKnight  Isaac,  clerk.  Canal,  corner  Hawk,  b. 

1 12  Orange 
McKnight  James,  laborer,  house  52  Lawrence 
McKnight  John's  Son  ( Wm.  G.  McKnight),  malt 

wine  and  ale  brewery,  Canal  corner  Hawk, 

house  112  Orange 
McKnight  John  Mrs.  house  112  Orange 
McKnight  John  T.  house  112  Orange 
McKnight  Stephen,  bookbinder,  67  State,  house 

16  First  [brewer,  h.  112  Orange 

McKnight  William  G.    (John  McKnight's  Son), 
McKown  Charles  W.  clerk,  bds.  12  First 
McKown  James,  express,  11  Exchange  Building, 

house  25  Beaver 
McKown  James  A.  attorney,  66  State,  house  277 

Hamilton  [continued 

McKown  John,  attorney,  94  State,  li.  13  Plain 


McKown  John  V.  H.  clerk,  Bank  of  the  Capitol, 

hou.-^e  37  Beaver 
McKown  Susan,  widow,  house  25  Beaver 
McKown  W.  James,  gilder,  bds.  277  Hamilton 
McLane  Charles  A.  carman,  house  142  Broadway 
McLaren  James,  machinist,  house  15  Canal 
McLaren  John,  bookkeeper,  h.  186 >2  S.  Pearl 
McLaren  Margaret,   confectionery,   house    186)^ 

South  Pearl 
McLaughlin  Ann,  widow  of  John,  tailoress,  house 

106  Herkimer 
McLaughlin  Jacob,  printer,  bds.  88  Beaver 
McLaughlin  James,  cigarmaker,  b.  17  V.  Woert 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  bds.  17  Lawrence 
McLaughlin  James,  typecaster,  house  213  Elm 
McLaughlin  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Canal  n.  Lark 
McLaughlin  Mary,  widow,  house  50  Water 
McLaughlin  Matthew,  seaman,  house  80  Arch 
McLauglilin  Michael,  laborer,  h.  20  Mulberry 
McLaughlin  Pat'k,  cigarmaker,  h.  17  V.  Woert 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  paver,  h.  48  Mulberry 
McLauglilin  Patrick,   cigarmaker,   house   124 

Washington  avenue 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  138  Jefferson 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  b.borer,  h.  Canal  n.  Lark 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  seaman,  house  80  Arch 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  47  Canal 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  li.'9  Canal 
McLean  Eliza  J.  widow,  house  48  Dallius 
McLean  Jirnies  B.  boatman,  bds.  48  Dallius 
McLean  John,  laborer,  house  39  Morton 
McLean  Nelin,  tailor,  house  211  Jefferson 
McLean  Thomas,  purifier,  h.  40  Broad,.  Bethl. 
McLean  Thomas  S.  boatman,  bds.  48  Dallius 
McLean  William  A.  boatman,  bds.  48  Dallius 
McLeer  James,  laborer,  bds.  4  Foundry  place 
McLelland  William  (C.  Dcmpsey  &  Cd.),  black- 
smith bds.  331  State 
McLottlin  Anthony,  painter,  bds.  32  V.  Schaick 
McLoughlan  Thoinas  C.  clerk,  house  105  Eagle 
McLoughlin  0.  M.  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.  house 

Greenbush 
McMahon  Ann,  widow,  house  168  Third 
McMahon  Ellen,  widow,  h.  3  W.  Ferry  alley 
McMahon  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  65  Broadway 
McMahon  Jas.  furnaceman,  h.  r.  55  V.  Woert 
McMahon  Joseph,  wagonmaker,  6  Grand,  h.  167 

Eagle 
McMahon  Matthew,  attorney,  71  State,  house  76 

Eagle 
McMahon  Thomas,  carman,  house  206  Third 
McMann  Austin,  laborer,  bds.  63  Lawrence 
McMann  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  50  Colonie 
McManus  Bernard,  cooper,  house  207  Orange 
McManus  Edward,  waiter,  house  127  Canal 
McManus  J:^.mes,  laborer,  house  29  Hamilton 
McManus  James,  tailor,  h.  Canal  near  Swan 
McManus  James,  laborer,  bds.  117  Plumb 
McManus  John,  laborer,  bds.  117  Plumb 
McManus  Mury,  widow,  dressmaker,  h.  95  Philip 
McManus  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Sand 
McManus  Owen,  painter,  bds.  115  Canal 
McManus  Philip,  laborer,  house  146  Chestnut 
McManus  &  Co.  {Jas.  Congdon  and  Peter  Smith,) 

Hudson  River  Trans.  Co.  62  Pier 
McManus  Terence,  laborer,  b.  Canal  near  Dove 
McManus  Thomas,  laborer,  house  115  Canal 
McManus  Thomas,  mason,  bds.  117  Plumb 
McManus  Thomas  jr.  lab'ner,  bds.  115  Canal 
McMartin  Jas.  {Mills  &  McM.),  miller,  80  Quay, 

house  84  Westerlo 
McMenamey  Adam,  peddler,  h.  293 Lumber 
McMenamey  John,  peddler,  h.  r.  157  Lumber 
McMenamy   Edward,    fruit,    oysters,    &c.,  341 

Broadway,  house  18  Dallius 
McMicken  David,  carpenter,  h.  149  Clinton  ave. 
McMicken  Jacob  R.  tailor,  bds.  70  Division 


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McMickin  James  A.  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds. 

149  Clinton  avenue 
McMicken  John,  harnessmaker,  h.  151  Hamilton 
McMillan  Tliomas  Mrs.  house  Lydius  ab.  Snipe 
McMillen  Catharine,  widow,  house  112  Beaver 
McMillen  Henry,  drainer,  bouse  418  Lydius 
MeMillen  Jolin,  liarnessmaker,  h.  620  B'way 
McMoran  Mary,  widow,  house  98  Church 
McMoran  Wui.  J.  carver,  bds.  98  Church 
McMuilen  James  jr.  Mrs.  house  19  Fulton 
McMuUen  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  5  Morton 
McMuilen  Tliomas,  founder,  house  21  Hawk 
McMurdy  Isaac,  clerk  comptroller's  olMce,  State 
Hall,  house  21  High  [N.  Fearl 

McMurdy  Robert  S.  drugs,  494  Broadway,  h.  143 
McMurray  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
McMurray  Joseph,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
McMurry"  John,  real  estate  agent,  71 K  Hamilton 
McNab  Jane,  house  2  Knox 
McNab  Peter,  family  of,  liouse  2  Knox 
McNab  Peter  D.  billiards,  31  James,  house  do. 
McNab  Willi:ivn,  malthouse,  238  Wash,  avenue, 

hou>e  2  Knox 
McNally  James,  clerk,  house  18  Second 
McNally  James,  mason,  liouse  .56  Arch 
McNally  Michael,  malster,  house  133  Bowery 
McNally  Patiick,  laborer,  bds.  Tivoli  hollow 
McNally  Thomas,  nmsician,  house  21  Spruce 
McNally  Thomas,  baker,  123  Arch,  house  do. 
McNamara  Bridget,  houso  61  Canal 
McNamara  Catharine,  widow,  house  67  Schuyler 
McNamara  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  31  N   Lansing 
McNamara  Hugh,  laborer,  house  60  Bowery 
McNamara  James,  laborer,  h.  45  North  Lansing 
McNamara  John,  laborer,  house  149  Grand 
McNamara  Matthew,  moulder,  h.  Kirk's  alley 
McNamara  Patrick,  butcher,  h.  43  Wash.  ave. 
McNamara  Richard,  mason,  h.  16  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
McNamara  Thomas,  laborer,  house  117  Canal 
McNamara  William,  wholesale  liquors,  74  Canal, 

liouse  do. 
McNamara  William,  tailor,  house  118  Arch 
McNamee  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  54  Montgomery 
McNary  Elijah,  paver,  h.  Uove  cor.  Hamilton 
McNaughton  Alexander,  tinsmith,  h.  169  Eagle 
McNaughton  Francis,  watchmaker  and  jewelry, 

33 X  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
McNaughton  Henry  G.  physician,  h.  132  State 
McNaughton  James,  physician,  54  North  Pearl 
McNaughton  John,  447  B'way,  h.  27  Van  Schaick 
McNaughton  Peter,  physician,  132  State,  h.  do. 
McNeil  Hi-ctor,  moroccodresser,  h.  121  Bowery 
McNeill  John,  turner,  house  128  Bowery 
McNeill  John,  gents'  furnishing,  508  B'way,  and 

lace,  522  Broadway,  house  do. 
McNeill  Robert,  carpenter,  house  54  W.  Ferry 
McNiel  David  B.  clerk  office  secretary  of  state. 

State  Hall 
McNulty  Henry,  shoemaker,  bds.  165  Broadway 
McNulty  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
McNulty  James,  moulder,  house  North  Albany 
McNulty  John,  house  155  Jefferson 
McNulty  Margaret,  widow,  house  36  Arch 
McNulty  Terence,  laborer,  house  192  Water 
McNulty  William,  shoemaker,  bds.  165  B'way 
McPherson  John,  house  403  Clinton  avenue 
McQuade  Anthony,  paver,  house  31  Canal 
McQiiade  Francis  Mi's.  widow,  h.  144  Lumber 
McQnade  James,  butcher,  house  63  Maiden  lane 
McQuade  Joseph,  meat  market,  69  North  Pearl, 
house  119  Knox  [N.  Pearl 

McQuade  Patrick,  brewer,  904  Broadway,  h.  151 
McQuade  Patrick,  laborer,  house  38  Van  Schaick 
McQuade  Peter  J.  clerk,  county  clerk's  office, 

City  Hall,  bds.  31  Canal 
McRoberts  Robert,  porter,  416  Broadway^  h.  43 
Johnson 


McRoberts  William,  packer,  416  Broadway,  h. 

43  Johnson 
McRoberts  William,  jr.,  clerk,  bds.  43  Johnson 
Mc'^hane  Arthur,  cooper,  bds.  28  Quay 
McShane  Felix,  refreshments,  28  Quay,  h.  do. 
McShane  Hugh,  cooper,  house  32  S.  Lansing 
McShane  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  9  DewlttJ 
McShane  Patrick,  carman,  house  18  Orange 
McTeague  Hugh,  laborer,  house  1  Center 
MoTeague  James,  laborer,  house  108  Van  Woert 
McTigae  Michael,  laborer,  house  61  Lawrence 
McVea  John  G.  tailor,  house  87  Herkimer 
McVea  .John  G.  jr.  firemai?,  bds.  87  Herkimer 
Mc Williams  Cormac,  mason,  house  43  Elm 
McWilliams  Michael,  teamster,  house  144  Eagle 
McVVilliams  Thomas,  porterhouse,  43  Elm,  h.  do. 
McWilliams  William,  mason,  house  164  Eagle 
Meacham  George  B.  bds.  157  Second 
Meacham  Horace,  7  North  Pearl,  h.  158  Third 
Meacham  Roswell  S.  military  goods  and  pianos, 

7  North  Pearl,  house  157  Second 
Mead  [ISrclvin  N.),  Dunham  {J.   W.)  &  Co.  {A. 
Weston),  lumber,  4  Lumber  district,  house  1 
Chapel 
Mead  Mary,  widow,  house  43  Dewitt 
Mead  Titus  {JVcidman  &  M.),  grocers,  10  State, 

house  68  Clinton  avenue 
Mead  Martin  L.  physician,  675  Broadway 
Mead  Swain,  clerk,  443  Broadway  [B'way 

Meade  Reuben  H.  clerk  Lumber  district,  h.  793 
Meaden  M  widow,  house  852  Broudway 
Meaden  Thomas  J.  tinsmith,  35  Knox,  liouse  do. 
Meader  Wm.  L.  clerk,  bds.  244  Wash,  avenue 
Meads  Charlotte,  house  99  Columbia 
Meads  John,  family  of,  house  99  Columbia 
Meads  {Orlando)  &  Reynolds  (,X)ca:ic;-),  attorneys, 

55  State,  house  4  Pine 
Meek  Charles,  tailor,  house  73  Bowery 
Meckel  Henry,  engineer,  house  17  Lodge 
Mee  John,  mason,  house  66  Schuyler 
Mee  Samuel,  mason,  house  7  Johnson 
Meegan  Mary  A.  millinery,  610  Broadway,  house 

262  North  Pearl 
Meegan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  102  Van  Woert 
Meegan  Patrick,  cooper,  bds.  255  Green 
Meegan  Thomas,  jiaver,  house  262  North  Pearl 
Meegan  Thomas  A.  clerk,  bds.  262  North  Pearl 
Mee'han  John,  porter,  Stanwix  Hall,  h.  79  First 
Meehan  Lawrence,  peddler,  house  27  Vine 
Meehan  William,  porter,  house  82  South  Ferry 
Meeker  Berea  0.  Rev.  house  29  Plain 
Meeker  William,  cooper,  house  246  Hudson 
Megahan  Peter,  laborer,  house  79  Rensselaer 
Mehery  Alexander,  baker,  house  15  Morton 
Meeny  Samuel,  nailer,  bds.  405  State 
Meighan  John,  j.anitor  City  Hall,  house  do. 
Meigs  William  D.  {Smyth,  M.  &  Young),  flour, 

&c.,  40  Quay,  house  71  Clinton  avenue 
Meink  Autoine,  laborer,  h.  rear  122  Franklin 
Meissner  George,  shoemaker,  774  >i  B'dway,  h. 

170  Colonie 
Melick  Andrew,  liquors,  289  Wash,  ave.,  h.  do. 
Melick  James  H.  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co.'s,  h. 

13  Broad 
Melick  Wm.  B.  {Wheeler,  M.  &  Co.),  agricultural 
works.  Liberty  cor.  Hamilton,  h.  233  Lydius 
Mollis  William,  brakeman,  house  at  Greenbush 
Melius  W.  B.  baker,  81  South  Pearl,  h.  79  do. 
Melville  Andrew,  bookbinder,  h.  28  Chestnut 
Melvin  Martin,  laborer,  house  21  Center 
Melvin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  16  Montgomery 
Meuand  Louis,  florist  and  nursery,  Troy  road, 
Dexter  &  Nellegar  agts..  State  cor.  N.  Pearl 
Mendle  Marcus,  peddler,  house  14  Delaware 
Mendleson  Aaron,  agent,  house  70  South  Pearl 
Mengal  Christian,  shoemaker,  house  198  Broad 
Menges  Philip,  carpentei ,  house  199  Bowery 


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Menniuir  Jonathan,  cabinetmaker,  h.  219  Lumber 
Mentel  Ezekifl,  peddler,  house  121  Nucella 
Menten  Casper,  laborer,  h.  Morris  near  Ontario 
Mentline  Peter,  confectioner,  li.  rear  69  Second 
Menzies  Robert,  house  61  Colonie 
Merce  Henry  L.  salesman,  house  1  King's  place 
Merchant  Ann,  widow,  house  20  Second 
Mercliant  Arthur,  painter,  house  70  Schuyler 
Merchant  Biddle,  painter,  house  94  Second 
Merchant  George,  laborer,  house  79  Orange 
Merchant  George   &   R.    A.   grocers,    19'  North 

Pearl,  bds.  30  Steuben 
Merchant  tieorge  W.  frescopainter  and  grainer, 

liouse  102  Second 
Merchant  George  W.  bds.  20  Second 
Merchant  Isabella  Miss,  house  125  North  Pearl 
Mercliant  Jeremiah,  painter,  bds.  94  Second 
Merchant  Lansing  {L.  &  W.  Merchant),  produce, 

71  Quay,  house  160  Hamilton 
Merchant  Rachel,  widow,  house  125  North  Pearl 
Merchant  Robert  A.  (G.  &  R.  A.  Merchant),  bds. 

30  Steuben 
Merchant  Spencer,  painter,  bds.  94  Second 
Merchant  Walter  [L.  &  W.  Merchant),  produce, 

71  Quay,  house  158  Hamilton 
Mergenthaler  Frederick,  porter,  15  Green 
Meriam  Jane,  widow,  boarding  house,  24  Orange 
Merkle  Lanz,  laborer,  house  15  Sand 
Merriam  Levi  P.  salesman,  470  Broadway,  house 

105  Columbia 
Merrifield  A.  carpenter,  h.  Philip  near  Johnson 
Merrilield  Elizabeth  Miss,  school,  110  Hamilton 
Merrifield  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  65  Grand 
Merrifield  George,  pianofortemaker,  b.  28  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Merrifield  {Geo.  0.)  &  Wooster  {Benj.  W.),  fur- 
niture, 57  and  69  S.  Pearl,  h.  229  Lydius 
Merrifield  John,  gasfitter,  house  65  Grand 
Merrifield  Richard,  sec.  Gas  Co.  452  Broadway, 

house  217  Lydius 
Merrifield  {William)  &  Frederick  {Philip,  jr.), 

bedsteads,  32  James,  house  151  Hamilton 
Merrigan  James,  printer,  house  141  Grand 
Merrigan  Joanna,  widow,  house  141  Grand 
Merrigan  John,  malster,  house  203  Broadway 
Merrigan  William,  liouse  203  Broadway 
Merrihew  Edward  H.  attorney,  66  State,  house 

329  do. 
Merriman  Harmon  N.  attorney,  50  State,  house  56 

Spencer 
Merringtou  Francis  J.  upholster,  h.  173  Hudson 
Merritt  Charles  W.  {Stone  &  M.),  50  Quay,  house 

66  Spencer 
Mertekowske  John,  laborer,  house  67  Odell 
Meservey  Perkins,  painter,  bds.  92  Beaver 
Mesick  Alida  {Anderson  &  M.)  confectioners,  78 

Wash.  ave.  and  30  Lydius,  bds.  30  Lydius 
Mesick  Henry  B.  mason,  house  99  Hamilton 
Mesick  Henry  T.  dry  goods,  338  Broadway,  house 

77  Philip 
Mesick  John  J.  4th  dist.  police,  h.  272  Wash,  ave, 
Mesick  John  W.  carpenter,  34  Lydius,  b.  30  do. 
Mesick  Maria  Mrs.  house  287  Washington  ave. 
Mesick  Peter,  driver,  house  10  High 
Mesick  Stephen  H.  clerk,  bds.  287  Wash.  ave. 
Mesick  Wm.  H.  paper  hanger,  house  57  Fayette 
Meske  Otis,  photographpainter,  b.  206  Hamilton 
Mesline  George,  runner,  h.  14  Bethlehem  road 
Metallic  Venetian  Blind  Company,  11  Chui-ch 
Metz  Charles,  painter,  house  16  Teunis 
Metz  George,  laborer,  house  1 1  Teunis 
Metz  John,  cabinetmaker,  h.  84  upper  Spring 
Metz  Lawrence,  tailor,  house  203  Bowery 
Metzler  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  near  Knox 
Metzler  Jacob,  basketmaker,  house  9  Lark 
Metzler  Philip,  basketmaker,  house  9  Lark 
•Mevreatty  John,  teamster,  house  61  Nucella 


Meyer  Charles  A.  teacher,  96  Lydius,  house  64 

Franklin 
Meyer  George,  capmaker,  house  117  Snipe 
Meyer  Isaac,  house  23  Hamilton 
Meyer  John,  tailor,  house  22  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Meyer  Joseph,  boarding  house,  153  Broadway 
Mickel  Sebastian,  coachtrimmer,  h.  85  Bleecker 
Middlebrook  Wm.  B.  shoemaker,  house  15  Knox 
Middlebrook  Charles  S.  upholstery  ware  rooms, 

Tweddle  Hall,  bds.  205  Lydius 
Middleton  Richard,  wood,   coal  and  hay,   358 

State,  house  138  upper  Spring 
Middoure  George,  shipcarpenter,  h.  80  Bassett 
Middoure  John,  shipcarpenter,  h.  140  Franklin 
Miggael    Augustus,    publisher    Freie    Deutsche 

Blaetter,  10  William,  house  do. 
Milan  (^/aleb,  laborer,  house  87  Church 
Milan  Dennis,  boatman,  house  124  Water 
Milan  John,  laborer,  house  174  Third 
Milbank  Elias,  house  Plank  road  near  Junction 
Milbank  William,  Beuna  Vista  House  and  stable. 

Cherry  Valley  turnpike 
Miles  John  Rev.  house  38  Clinton  avenue 
Miles  Michael,  machinist,  h.  99  Swan,  Arb.  li. 
Miles  Noah  B.  hardware,  63  State,  h.  49  Steuben 
Miles  Sam'l,  foreman  at  Warren,  Wilbur  &  Co.'s, 

house  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Miles  Solomon  A.  foreman  at  Warren,  Wilbur  & 

Co.'s,  house  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Miles  Thomas  {Warren,  Wilbur  &  Co.),  lumber, 

Quay,  cor.  Columbia,  house  Harrison,  cor. 

First,  Greenb.ish 
Milham  Mary,  widow  of  Hiram,  h.  69  Church 
Milkins  John  B.  bds.  52  Westerlo 
Mill  John,  furnaceman,  house  110  Sand 
Millard  Brace,  clerk  (Comptroller's  oflice,  State 

Hall,  house  18  First 
Millen  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  243  Lumber 
Millen  John,  bds.  243  Lumber 
Miller  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  6  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Miller  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  8  Alexander 
Miller  Andrew,  porter,  76  Quay,  h.  118  Church 
Miller  Andrew,  produce  dealer,  house  224  Green 
Miller  Ann,  widow,  house  55  Knox 
Miller  Anthony,  bds.  12  John 
Miller  Anthony,  cutter,  bds.  25  Liberty 
Miller  Anthony,  junkshop,  bds.  r.  19  Westerlo 
Aliller  Antoine,  moulder,  house  213  Broad 
Miller  Catharine,  widow,  bds.  54  Church 
Miller  Charles,  cigarmaker,  house  94  Dallius 
Miller  Charles,  clothfinisher,  24  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Miller  Charles,  jobber,  house  794  Broadway 
Miller  Charles,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Miller  Charles,  pianomaker,  house  51  Snipe 
Miller  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  112  Broad 
Miller  Charles,  tailor,  house  222  Green 
Miller  Christian,  stovemounter,  h.  13  Alexander 
Miller  Christopher,  laborer,  house  11  Teunis 
Miller  Cornelius,  junk  shop,  Westerlo,  corner 

Church,  house  rear  19  Westerlo 
Miller  Daniel,  shoemaker,  house  45  Bowery 
Miller  E.  W.  Mrs.  house  74  Hudson 
Miller  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  at  Bath 
Miller  Emelia,  widow,  house  193  South  Pearl 
Miller  Ernest  J.  {McClure  &  31.),  attorneys,  77 

State,  house  132  do. 
Miller  Francis,  laborer,  house  43  Liberty 
Miller  Francis,  laborer,  house  116  Sand 
Miller  Frederick,  carriageirimmer  and  boarding, 

house  133  Green  [cor.  Bassett 

Miller  Frederick,  blacksmith,  house  Franklin 
Miller  Fred,  blacksmith,  h.  43  Broad,  Beth'm 
Miller  Frederick,  butcher,  house  446  Lydius 
Miller  Frederick  R.  W.  carpenter,  h.  Tivoli  hoi. 
Miller  George,  shoemaker,  bds.  133  Greeu 
Miller  George,  moulder,  house  96  Quay 
Miller  George,  oilcloth  factory,  h.  307  Bowery 


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Miller  Henry,  cigarmaker,  house  199  Broad 

Miller  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  12  John 

Miller  {Jacob  TV.)  &  Wetsell  (I.  I>.),  produce,  87 

Quay,  house  119  Lark 
Miller  James,  cai-ver,  house  128  Eagle 
Miller  Jame    H.  drugs,  medicines,  &c.,  Broad- 
way, Greenbush,  bds.  Boston  House 
Miller  John,  baker,  house,  83  South  Ferry 
Miller  John,  blacksmith,  house  189  Broad 
Miller  John,  tailor,  house  63  Clinton 
Miller  John,  laborer,  house  77  Alexander 
Miller  John,  laborer,  house  229  Sand 
Miller  John,  painter,  house  194  Broad 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  liouse  128  Broad 
Miller  John,  tallyman,  bds.  31  La  Fayette 
Miller  John  H.  music  teacher,  bds.  75  Knox 
Miller  Joseph,  furnaceman,  house  61  Snipe 
Miller  Joseph  H.  waiter,  house  54  Lark 
Miller  Julius,  tobacconist,  50  S.  Pearl,  h.  7  Union 
Miller  Lansing,  machinist,  house  95  Dallius 
Miller  Martin  ^peddler,  house  61  Bowery 
Miller  {Martin)  &  Binck  {Isaac),  grocers,  Ferry, 

Greenbush,  house  do. 
Miller  Mary,  widow,  house  3  Onet's  alley 
Millereck  Margaret,  widow,  house  14  Clinton 
Miller  Nathaniel,  grocer,  121  Canal,  house  7  do. 
Miller  Nicholas,  furnacemorlder,  h.  86  Bowery 
Miller  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  79  Sand 
Miller  Peleg,  printer,  house  263  Soutli  Pearl 
Miller  Pierre,  moulder,  bds.  747  Broadway 
Miller  Samuel,  harnessmaker,  51  Beaver,  house 

190  Hudson 
Miller  Taylor,  moulder,  bds.  rear  19  Westerlo 
Miller  Theodore,  lager  beer,  3  Exchange  Build- 
ing, house  19  Columbia 
Miller  Theodore  D.  Rev.  house  32  La  Fayette 
Miller  William,  laborer,  house  229  Sand 
Miller  William,  laborer,  house  45  Clinton 
Miller  Wi'liam  A.  Rev.  bds.  79  Hamilton 
Miller  William   C.  insurance  agent,   56   State, 
house  200  Lydius  [Ferj-y 

Miller  Wm.  J.  salesman,  52  N.  Pearl,  h.  43  W. 
Miller  Wilson,  bds.  45  Maiden  lane 
Millerick  Patrick,  laboi'er,  house  5  Ganseevoort 
Milliken  Clias.  A.  printer,  bds.  95  Beaver 
Millikin  James,  carpenter,  house  63  Third 
Millimau  Henry,  teamster,  house  170  Eagle 
Milliman  John,  root  beer,  Nuceila,  corner  South 

Pearl,  house  97  Nuceila 
Milliman  Nelson,  policeman,  1st  district,  house 

130  Arch 
Milliman  S.  root  beer,  bds.  97  Nuceila 
Millington  James,  harnesser,  house  32  Second 
Millington  John,  house  32  Second 
Mills  And.  J.  {Green  &  M.)  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Mills  {Borden  H.)  &  McMartin  {James),  millers, 

80  Quay,  house  162  Hamilton 
Mills  Charles,  carriagemaker,  bds.  21  Chestnut 
Mills  Daniel  W.  clerk,   bank  department.  State 

Hall,  house  21  Chestnut 
Mills  Daniel  W.  weigher,  house  35  Hudson 
Mills  Elvira,  widow,  house  70  Orange 
Mills  George  A.  carman,  liouse  20  Orange 
Mills  Jes^e  P.  bds.  204  Lydius 
Mills  John,  laborer,  house  20  Fulton 
Mills  John,  builder,  house  63  Lark 
Mills  John,  fisherman,  house  94 >^  Dalliias 
Mills  John  jr.  carpenter,  liouse  40  La  Fayette 
Mills  Maria  E.  variety  store,  Hamilton  c.  Swan 
Mills  Oliver  Mrs.  house  27  Fulton 
Mills  Philip,  shoemaker,    116X   Lydius,  house 

Jeflerson  corner  Dove 
Mills  Thos.  F.  clerk,  554  B'way,  b.  21  Chestnut 
Milner  John  B.  bartender,  25  Dean,  bds.  do. 
Milner  Thomas,  porterhouse,  25  Dean,  h.  do. 
Milroy  John  D.  expressman,  h.  22  Montgomery 
Milton  George,  steamboat  office,  h.  23  Franklin 


Milwain  James,  hats  and  caps,  84  State,  house 

204  Hamilton 
Milwain  James  J.  house  81  Third' 
Milwain   Thomas   A.    bookkeeper,   79    Maiden 

lane,  house  81  Third 
Milway  Thomas,  laborer,  house  42  Canal 
Mimney  James,  grocer.  First,  cor.  Swan,  h.  do. 
Minar  Owen,  teamster,  house  68  Van  Woert 
Minger  Diana,  widow,  house  381  State 
Mings  Philip,  carpenter,  house  199  Bowery 
Mink  Andrew,  tailor,  house  Yates  near  Ontario 
Mink  Chas.  W.  att'y,  94  State,  house  2  Liberty 
Mink  David  F.  superintendent  Swiftsure   Line 

tow  boats,  77  Pier,  house  81  Ten  Broeck 
Mink  David  D.  C.  77  Pier,  bds.  81  Ten  Broeck 
Mink  David  jr.  ship  carpenter,  77  Pier,  house 

Blue  row,  Greenbush 
Mink  Oliver  W.  grocer.  Ferry  corner  Church, 

house  107  Church 
Mink  William  H.  janitor  State  Hall,  house  do. 
Minster  Lazarus,  peddler,  liouse  70  Herkimer 
Minter  Sidney,  gardener,  house  North  Albany 
Miser  George,  carman,  h.  39  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Mitchel  0.  M.,  Prof.  Dudley  Observatory,  h.  do. 
Mitchell  Alexandei-,  teamster,  h.  65  Nuceila 
Mitchell  Edward,  laborer,  house  91  Franklin 
Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  180  S.  Pearl 
Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  91  Franklin 
Mitchell  Francis,  engineer,  h.  1  G.  West,  t'pike 
Mitchell  Hamilton,  watchman,  R.  11.  b.  o8  Green 
Mitchell  Harry,  shoemaker,  bds.  222  Broadway 
Mitchell  HugJi,  porter,  26  State,  house  3  Clinton 
Mitchell  Jacob,  moulder,  house  212  Broad 
Mitchell  James,  peddler,  house  3i0  Lumber 
Mitcliell  James,  carpenter,  house  115  Arch 
Mitcliell  James,  grocer,  177  Montgomery,  h.  do. 
Mitchell  James  L   proprietor  Congress  Hall 
Mitchell  Jesse  P.  Mrs.  bds.  172  Jay 
Mitcliell  John  J.  physician,  house  61  Ten  Broeck 
Alitchell  John  R.  shoemaker,  li.  197  Lancaster 
Mitchell  .John  T.  liarnessmaker,  b.  Com.  Hotel 
Mitchell  Thomas  F.  millwright,  house  13  Dalliu.s 
Mitchell  William,  grocer,  3b6  I3roadway,  house 

75  Division 
Mitchell  William,  machinist,  house  49  W.  Ferry 
Mix  B.  Frank,  24  Green,  bds.  15  Plain 
Mix  David  B.  jeweler,  24  Green,  bds.  15  Plain 
Mix  Henry,  alderjnan  1st  ward,  h.  101  Bassett 
Mix    Henry  &   W.  grocers,   305   South   Pearl, 

house  101  Bassett 
Mix  James  Mrs.  house  15  Plain 
Mix  Jas.  jr.  jeweler,  24  Green,  h.  40  Clinton  ave. 
Mix  {Stephen)  &  Son  (Stephen  JL),  painter,  40 M 

Franklin   house  42  do  [Franklin 

Mix  Stephen  H.   (M.  &  Son),  painters,  bds.  42 
Mix  Stiles,  malt  house,  Washington  avenue,  cor. 

Robin,  house  81  Grand 
Mix  Visscher,  «>ngraver,  24  Green,  h.  78  First 
Mix  William  {H.  &  W.  Mix),  house  295  S.  Pearl 
Moakler  Francis  J.   {Rice  &  M.),  liquors,   &c., 

678  Broadway,  house  9  Chapel 
Moakler  James,  grocer,  149  Grand,  house  do. 
Moakler  John,  laborer,  house  149  Grand 
Moakley  J.  sailmaker,  bds   Commercial  Hotel 
Mochrie  Edward,  harnessmaker,  h.  3  Hamilton 
Mochrie  J.  A.  Miss,  house  12  Liberty 
Mochrie  P.  B.  clerk.  Farmers'  Hotel,  42  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Mochrie  Sarah,  widow,  house  3  Hamilton 
Modot  Joel  A.  confectioner,  64  Canal,  house  do. 
Modot  John,  fruit  dealer,  house  119  Broad 
Moe  John,  laborer,  house  1 15  Bowery 
Moeller  E.  L.  H.  house  83  Wasliington  avenue 
Motf  George,  laborer,  house  4  Teunis    [112  Eagle 
Motfat  Frederick  W.  clerk.   Bank  of  Albany  h. 
Mottat  George,  blacksmith,  house  52  Rensselaer 
Motfat  James,  cutter,  46  S.  Pearl,  h.  96  Franklin 


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Moffat  Sauinel,  Assorting  House,  Ms.  70  Division 
Motliitt  Margaret,  boardiiighouse,  55  Lumber 
Mbgee  Jarnes,  laborer,  house  8  Clinton 
Moghland  Charles,  carpenter,  house  Dove  cor. 

West  Ferry 
Mogler  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  house  Dove  cor. 

West  FeiTy 
Mohan  Patrick,  gardener,  h.  Del.  turn.  n.  Morton 
Mohan  William,  waiter,  5  Klk,  h.  10  Spruce 
Moir  Melville,  teacher,  house  466  Lydius 
MIock  Boessoel,  house  121  Broad 
Motion  Peter,  carman,  house  Thachern.  Learned 
MoUunkootf  John,  baker,  house  24  Bowery 
Mouaglian  .lohn,  laborer,  house  107  Canal 
Monahan  Bridget,  widow,  house  51  V.  Schaick 
Monahan  Franklin,  bds.  1 17  Knox 
Monahan  John,  nialster,  house  117  Knox 
Monahan  John,  grocer,  15  Lawrence,  house  do. 
Monahan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8'2  Church 
Monahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  170  Montgomery 
Monahan  Thomas  A.  brickmaker,  b.  117  Knox. 
Monoghan  Thomas,  clerk,  469  Broadway,  iiouse 

121  Orange 
Monohan  Peter  widow  of,  house  121  Orange 
Monreon  Philip,  laborer,  house  59  Snip©- 
Monroe  Celia,  widow,  house  418  Lydius 
Monroe  John  H.  moulder,  b.  10  Foundry  place 
Monteath  George,  clerk,  26  State,  bds.  70  Hawk 
Monteath  George  Mrs.  house  78  Hudson 
Monteath  {Pdcr)  &  Badgely  (Joseph  D.),  whole- 
sale grocers,  26  and"28  State,  h.  70  Hawk 
Montey  Thomas,  shoemaker,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Montgomery  Al»-x.  T.  waiter  at  Delavan  House 
Montgomery  James,  hostler,  house  168  Hudson 
Montgomery  James  L.  bds.  Delavan  House 
Montgomery  James  D.  produce.  Second  c.  Swan 
Montgomery,  \vidow  of  Jesse,  house  154  Broad 
Montoney  William,  c:'rpenLer,  h.  155  up.  Spring 
Monte  Thomas,  shoemaker,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Montross  (j.  Henry,  stovemounter,  h.  71  Lark 
Montross  Henry  E.  bartender,  house  317  State 
Moody  John,  planemaker,  house  7  Fulton 
Moon"  Richard,  potter,  house  878  Broadway 
Mooney  Jame.s,  laborer,  house  161  Broadway 
Mooney  James,  laborer,  house  98  Bowery 
Mooney  James,  student,  73  State,  bds.  88  Green 
Mooney  John,  blacksmith,  1  Broad 
Mooney  John,  laborer,  house  9B  Bowery 
Mooney  John,  laborer,  house  135  Church 
Mooney  Julia,  widow,  house  354  Lydius 
Mooney  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  105  Beaver 
Mooney  Michael,  tailor,  house  52  Arch 
Mooney  Thomas,  porterhouse,  1 11  Broad,  h.  do. 
Moor  William,  laborer,  house  43  Liberty 
Moorby  John,  clerk,  bds.  52  Union 
Moore  Abel  B.  portait  painter,  59  Chapel,.house 

44  Beaver 
Moore  Andrew,  butcher,  288  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Moore  Andrew  P.  butcher,  house  37  De  Witt 
Moore  Anna  M.  widow,  house  23  Division 
Moore  Charity  D.  widow,  house  20  Van  Schaick 
Moore  Daniel  T.  Mrs.  Drovers'  Exchange,  West 

Albany  [Bowery 

Moore  David,  butcher,   110  Orange,  house  296 
Moore  Dennis,  laborer,  house  r.  76  Van  Woert 
Moore   Edward  L   carriagetrimmer,   house   152 

Hudson 
Moore  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  63  Rensselaer 
Moore  Frances  A.  music  teacher,  boards  20  Van 

Schaick 
Moore  Frederick,  peddler,  house  53  Schuyler 
Moore  George  G.  carman,  house  42  Orange 
Moore  Irani   B.    proprietor  Drovers'  Exchange 

West  Albany 
Moore  Jacob  jr.  peddler,  h.  Plank  road  n.  Perry 
Moore  James,  mason,  house  52  Mulb.-rry 
Moore  James,  grocer,  244  Wash.  ave.  house  do. 


Moore  John,  gardener,  h.  r.  1  Bethlehem  road 
Moore  John,  laborer,  house  17  Lawrence 
Moore  John,  laborer,  house  34  Canal 
Moore  John,  laborer,  house  rear  12  John 
Moore  John,  shoemaker,  ii.  Arch  near  Ontario 
Moore  John,  moulder,  house  8  Delaware 
Moore  John  C.  telegraph  operator,  bds.  105  Dove 
Moore  J.  Owen,  Bank  of  Alb.^ny,  h.  70  Philip 
Moore  Launce,  house  Van  Vechten  n.  Elizabeth 
Moore  Levi,  physician,  185  State,  house  do. 
Moore  Levi  O.  shoemaker.  Second  alley,  Greenb. 
Moore  M.  V.  B.  hatter,  444  B'way,  h.  149  First 
Moore  Margaret,  house  4  Warren 
Moore  Margaret,  house  205  Broadway 
Moore  Mary,  widow,  house  69  Mulberry 
Moore  Matthew,  carpenter,   h.   86  Washington, 

Greenbush 
Moore  Norman  II.  bds.  20  Van  Schaick 
Moore,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  28  Howard 
Moore  Patrick,  enstineer.  house  55  Jackson 
Moore  Patrick,  tailor,  481  Broadway,  house  Mer- 
chant's place 
Moore  Peter  B.  laborer,  h.  V.  Vechten  c.  Broad 
Moore  Sarah,  widow,  boardinghouse,  55  Jackson 
Moore  Stephen  S.  jjrinter,  bds.  180  Clinton  ave. 
Moore  Strong  V.  jr.  billiards,  480  X    Broadway, 

house  98  Westerlo 
Moore  Sylvester,  cigarmaker,  house  6  Rose 
Moore  Thomas,  painter,  house  40  Rensselaer 
Moore  William,  bouse  87  Herkimer 
Moore  William,  icemin,  house  Bethlehem  road 

corner  Wliitehall  road  [h.  195  Broad 

Moore  William,  brickmaker,  Morton  cor.  Hawk, 
Moore  Wra.  shoemaker,  hoii.se  273  North  Pearl 
Moquin  Francis,  furrier,  house  102  Second 
Moquin  Julius,  furrier,  house  55  Second 
Moquon  Joseph,  stovemounter,  h.  3S  S.  Ferry 
Moran  Catharine,  widow,  house  9  South  Lansing 
Moran  Edward,  brewer,  bds.  32  Canal 
Moran  Edward,  mason,  house  177  Jefferson 
Moran  James,  laborer,  house  9  Spruce 
Moran  James,  cooper,  house  1 12  Canal 
Moran  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  37  Mulberry 
Moran  John,  laborer,  house  71  Colonie 
Moran  John,  laborer,  house  77  Rensselaer 
Moran  John,  laborer,  house  21  Van  Zandt 
Moran  Joseph,  llagman,  house  84  Water 
Moran  Matthew  F.  (jU.  Moran  &  Co.),  115  Pier, 

house  157  Elm 
Moran  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Elizabeth  n.  Morton 
Moran  Michael,  tailor,  house  310X  State 
Moran  Michael  &  Co.  [M.  F.  Moran),  flour  and 

commission,  115  Pier,  house  17  Jefferson 
Moran  Michael  jr.   musicteacher,  h.  17  Jefferson 
Moran  Morris,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer,  house  177  Green 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer,  house  122  Broadway 
Moran  Sarah,  widow,  house  21  Hawk 
Morandill  Peleg  D.  street  sprinkler,  h.  54  Church 
Morange  J.  W.\iphol.stery,  39  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Morange  Peter  M.  [Barhydt  &  ill),   pianomanu- 

facturers,  502  Broadway,  house  187  Lydius 
Morange  Pierre  L.  cierk,  476  Broadway,  bds.  187 

Lyiiius 
Morange  William  D.  commissioner,  attorney  and 

dep.  county  clerk,  City  Hall,  h.  187  Lydius 
Moreau  Levi,  shoemaker,  h.  Lydius  cor.  Philip 
Morehead  David,  fireman,  house  57  Third 
Morehead  James,  carman,  hou-;e  30  La  Fayette 
Morehead  John,  gardener,  h.  Lydius  cor.  Yates 
Morehead  John  jr.  coachmaker,'b.  82  Bleecker 
Morehead  Wm.  livery  stable,  28  James,  h.  do. 
Morey  Andrew  J.  machinist,  ',)ds.  33  W.  Ferry 
Morey  Adeline,  dressmaker,  house  27   William 
Morey  Charles  E.  toy  factory,  277  Lumber,  h.  do 
Morey  Edwin,  cabinetmaker,  h.  14  Del.  turnpike 
Morey  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  43  Lydius 


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Morey  Walter,  brls.  27  Division 
Morey  Wm.  confectioner,  house  294  Lumber 
Mareyatty  John,  laborer,  h.  40  Mulberry 
Morgan  (jliarles,  shoemaker,  Broadway,  G'bush 
Morgan  Chas.  A.  clerk,  63  State,  b  42  Lancaster 
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  18  Lark 
Morgan  Fraser,  clerk,  H.  Q.  Hawley  &  Co.  bds. 

171  Lumber 
Morgan  George  L.'hairdresser,  79  Green,  h.  do. 
Morgan  Henry,  porter,  9  Green,   h.  24G  Lumber 
Morgan  Jane  Ann,  widow,  house  7  Chapel 
Morgan  John,  house  171  Lumber 
Morgan  John,  blacksmith,  h.  29  Van  Woert 
Morgan  Joseph  P.  clerk,  817  Broadway,  bds.  do. 
Morgan  Patrick,  dyer,  house  46  Jefferson 
Morgan  Philip,  shoemaker,  house  197  Broad^ 
Morgan  Prudence,  widow,  house  265  Hudson 
Morgan  Richard,  nailer,  house  171  Sand 
Morgan  Samuel,  house  42  Lancaster 
Morgan  Samuel  H.  {Wing  &  M.),  flour,  123  Pier, 

bds.  42  Lancaster 
Morgan  Wm.  clerk,  63  Wash.  ave.  h.  171  Sand 
Morgan  [William]  &  Evans  (John),  Rival  Pillar, 

34  State,  house  50  Division 
Morgenthal  John,  porter,  h.  lear  194  South  Pearl 
Mork  Moses  S.  shons,  36  South  Pearl,  h.  120  do. 
Mork  Philips,  clothing,  212  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Mork  Solomon,  shoes,  120  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Morningred  Myer,  butcher,  h.  249  South  Pearl 
Morrell  Abraham,  attorn^-y,  bds.  IDS  Hudson 
Morrell  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  98  Grand 
Morrell  Charh'S  W.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exc.h 

Building,  3d  floor,  house  34  lower  Spring 
Morrell  Edward  A.  painter,  house  125  Lydius 
Morrell  Jane,  widow,  house  39  South  Lansing 
Morrell  {John)  &  Reid  (Alexander),  dry  goods,  40 

Soutii  Pearl,  house  93  Grand 
Morrell  William,  house  108  Hudson 
Morrey  Charles,  sjioemaker,  88  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Morrill  .James  E.  painter,  house  i25  Lydius 
Morrill  John,  cigarmaker,  Columbia,  "h.  Broad- 
way, Green  bush 
Morrin  William,  locksmith,  house  161  Grand 
Morris  Abram,   refreshments,   Clinton  avenue, 

near  Ontario 
Morris  Alexander,    coal  and  wood  dealer,     5 

Broadway,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Morris  Ann  C.  widow,  house  B'way,  Greenbush 
Morris  Catharine,  dressmaker,  h.  8  Van  Schaick 
Morris  Charles  J.  printer,  house  14  Lancaster 
Morris  David,  clerk,  402  Broadway,  Li.  109  Hawk 
Morris  Edward,  laborer,  house  7  Bleecker 
Morris  Elancy,  widow,  house  367  State 
Morris  L  carpenter,  house  225  South  Pearl 
Morris  Janet,  widow,  house  14  Lancaster 
Morris  John,  house  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Morris  John  A.  painter,  house  28  Van  Schaick 
Murris  Louisa,  widow,  house  54  Dallius 
Morris  Mary,  house  148  Jett'erson 
Morris  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  23  Lawrence 
Morris  Robert  S.  woodenware,  65  South  Pearl 
Morris  Samuel,  printer,  house  77  Dove 
Morris  Wm.  E.  tinsmith,  b.  65  South  Pearl 
Morris  Wolf,  peddler,  house  8  Van  Vechten 
Morrison  Alexander,  house  10  First 
Morrison  James,  blacksmith,   house  26  Clinton 
Morrison  John,  carpenter,  bds.  99  Church 
Morrison  John,  mason,  h.  14b Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Morrison  Mary,  widow,  house  25  Fulton 
Morrissey  James,  laborer,  house  49  Rensselaer 
Morrissey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  62  Rensselaer 
Morrissey  Michael,  laborer,  house  95  Quay 
Morrissey  Wm.  laborer,  house  22  Mulberry 
Morrissey  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Mulberry  c.  Church 


Morrow  Francis,  shoemaker,  house  98  Church 
Morrow  John  W.  printer,  house  Clinton  avenue 

near  Swan 
Morrow  Joseph,  mason,  bds.  246  North  Pearl 
Morrow  Levi,  bootmaker,  house  180  Lydius 
Morrow  M.  bootmaker,  bds.  180  Lydius 
Morrow  Mary  Miss,  h.  Ferry  cor.  Broadway 
Morrow  Moses,  shoemaker,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Morrow  Matthew,  baker,  house  6  Morton 
Morrow  Patrick,  laborer,  house  246  N.  Pearl 
Morrow  Peter,  laborer,  house  75  Elm 
Morrow  Samuel  F.  Rev.  house  48  Lancaster 
Morrow  Thomas  B.  attorney,  68  State,   h.  216 

Hudson 
Morton  James  S.  bookkeeper,  h.   148  Clint,  ave. 
Morton  Levi  J.  waiter,  bds.  40  Franklin 
Morton  Mary,  widow,  house  40  Franklin 
Morton  Thomas,  engineer,  house  206  B'way 
Mosar  Charles,  sboemaker,  house  206  S.  Pearl 
Moseley  {Benjamin  F.),   Lansing  (/.  jr.)  &  Co. 
{R.  S.  Hendee),  dry  goods,  477  Broadway, 
hou-e  112  North  Pearl 
Moseley  Henry  T.  cabinetmaker,  h.  103  Green 
Moseley  Edwin  J.   clerk,   47   Quay,   house  60 

Division 
Moseley  Marcia,  widow,  house  213  State 
Mosely  Charl'^s,  cigarmaker,  house  278  S.  Pearl 
Mosely  Charles  C.  bookkeeper,  house  2  Park 
Moseman  John,  shoemaker,  Broadway  near  Har- 
rison, Greenbush,  house  do. 
Moses  Levi,  watches,  house  293  Broadway 
Mosher  Azariah,  clerk,  bds.  342  State 
Mosher  C.  D.  physician,  285  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
xMosher  Chri-stopber,  house  285  South  Pearl 
Mosher  George,  cigarmaker,  house  91  Third 
Mosher  J.  S.  teacher,  bds.  285  South  Pearl 
Mosher  Mary,  widow,  house  27  Van  Woert 
Mosher  Orange  R.  grocer,  342  State,  h.  do. 
Mosher  Warre;i,  porterhouse,  331  South  Pearl 
Mosier  Peter  J.  teamster,  house  52  La  Fayette 
Mosier  Honptilla,  widow,  house  52  La  Fayette 
Mosman  Joseph,  laborer,  225  Sand 
Moss  Andrew,  cigarmaker,  b.  106  Van  Woert 
Moss  Catharine,  widow,  house  65  Van  Woert 
Moss  Dennis,  laborer,  house  106  Van  Woert 
Moss  Royal,  carpenter,  h.  Lark  cor.  Lydius 
Mott  Lydia,  shirtmaker,  h.  37  Maiden  lane 
Mott  William   H.    flour,  grain,  &c.,  83  and  84 

Quay,  house  232  Lydms 
Mould  John, shoemaker,  86  Swan,  h.  179  Lumber 
Moulton  Wm.  saloon,  59  Hudson,  house  do. 
Mount  David,  grocer,  293  State,  house  30  Dove 
Mount  Jolm,  clerk,  73  State,  b.  100  Lancaster 
Mouse  Conrad,  house  524  Clinton  avenue 
Moutrie  Wm.   T.   boiiermaker,   Herkimer  near 

Quay,  house  109  Second 
Mowry  Anna,  tailoress,  house  30  Franklin 
Moyer  John,  laborer,  house  187  Bowery 
Moyer  Melville,  teacher,  house  466  Lydius 
Moyston  James  M.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  b.  146  Eagle 
Muckle  John,  laborer,  house  Washington  ave. 

cor  Partridge 
Muddle  Wra.  mason,  house  125  Sand 
Mudie  William,  fancy  gardener,  b.  29  Quackenb. 
Mueller  Charles,  broadcloth  finisher  and  spong- 
er, 24  Hudson,  house  do. 
Mueller  Frank,  cigarmaker,  h.  33  Bowery 
Mulilick  .(Andrew,  liquor  dealer,  289  Wash.  avQ. 
Muir  James,   inspector  of  hides  and    leather, 

house  56  Van  Schaick 
Muir  Wm.  leatherdresser,  h.  39  Ten  Broeck 
Mulcahy  Edward,   tin    and    coppersmith,   709 

Broadway,  house  59  Van  Woert 
Mulcahy  Eliza,  grocer,  59  Van  Woert,  li.  do. 
Mulcahy  Jas.  grocer,  bds.  59  Van  Woert 
Mulcahey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  21  Bowery 
Mulcahey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  114  Dove 


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ALBANY      [M]      DIEECTORY. 


Mulcahy  Patrick,  tinsmitli,  b.  59  Van  Woert 
Malderry  Bernard,  confectioner,  li.  64  Third 
Mulford  John  H.  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Mulhall  James  H.  clei-kgas  co.  b.  3  Clinton 
Mulhall  Tlionias,  gas  regulators,  87  South  Pearl 

liouse  89  Broad 
Mulhern  Morris,  laborer,  house  162  Green 
Mulheron  Mattliew,  laborer,  house  124  Broad 
Mulheron  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  7  Hunter's  alley 
MulhoUand  (Henry)  &  Brother  [John  jr.),  liquors, 

14  Beaver,  liouse  do. 
MulhoUand  James,  printer,  bds.  36  Water 
MulhoUand  John,  shoemaker,  house  36  Water 
MulhoUand   John  jr.    {MulhoUand   &   Brother), 

14  Beaver,  hou.se  36  Water 
MulhoUand  Owen,  brickmaker,  h.  Canal  n.  Lark 
Mull  Andrew  L.  boatman,  house  36  Lark 
Mull  Charles  F.  painter,  house  116  Church 
Mull  John  C.  patternmaker,  house  60  Union 
Mull  Simon  S.  painter,  house  134  Orange 
Muilaly  James  [Van  Amburgh  &  M.),  carpenter 

34  Herkimer,  bds.  Green  c.  Rensselaer 
Muilaly  Wm.  moulder,  house  95  Philip 
MuUamphy  Daniel,  laborer,  b.  50  Lawrence 
MuUamphy  Joanna,  widow,  h.  50  Lawrence 
Mullampliy  John,  laborer,  house  51  Lawrence 
MuUany  Mary,  widow,  house  IS  Jackson 
MuUany  Nicholas,  house  ]7(i  Broadway 
MuUary  Joanna,  widow,  house  180  Green 
Mnllary  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  5  Arch 
Mullen  Austin,  peddler,  iiouse  Schuyler 
Mullen  Edward,  laborer,  house  97  Third 
Mullen  Harriet,  widow,  liouse  76  Franklin 
Mullen  James,  carman,  bds.  97  Third 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  h.  125  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  house  13  Lark 
Mullen  John,  maso:i,  house  r.  133  Lumber 
Mullen  John,  laborer,  house  69  North  Ferry 
Mullen  Mary,  widow,  house  13  Lark 
Mullen  Mary,  widow,  house  110  Canal 
Mullen  Michael,  laborer,  h.  121   Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Mullen  Patrick,  carpenter,  liou.se  151  Orange 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  2  Garden 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  31  Morton 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  268  South  Pearl 
Mullen  Peter,  laborer,  house  123  Broad 
Mullen  Paul,  laborer,  h.  121  Swan,  Arbor  hiU 
Mullen  Wm.  baker,  tim  Green,  house  do. 
Mullens  Robert,  silversmith,  house  38  S.  Ferry 
Muller  F.  F.  organist,  house  233  State 
Mulligan  Barney,  tailor,  house  107  Beaver 
Mulligan  Charles,  painter,  bds.  107  Beaver 
Mulligan  George,  paver,  liosue  143  Church 
Mulligan  James,  printer,  bds.   136  Swan 
M-uUigan  James  H.  printer,  house  36  Wash.  ave. 
Mulligan  Mary,  widow,  house  206  JeflFerson 
Mulligan  Michael,  painter,  house  175  Gre<2u 
Mulligan  Owen,  drover,  house  217  Third 
Mull  in  Daniel,  boardinghouse,  96  Quay 
Mulliii  John,  laborer,  house  186  Green 
MuUins  George,  carman,  h.  Philip  n.  W.  Ferry 
Mullins  John,  carman,  h.  Philip  n.  W.  Ferry 
MuUins  Tiiomas,  shoemaker,  h.  54  Mulberry 
Mulpeters  Ellen,  widow,  house  52  Church 
Mulpeters  John  H,  porter,  bds.  52  Church 
Mulvill  Michael,  produce  dealer,  h.  126  Wash.  av. 
Mulville  Cornelius,  grocer,  h.  45  MiUberry 
Mulville  Cornelius,  grocer,  369  State,  house  do. 
Mulville  Daniel,  laborer,  house  96  Arch 
Mulville  John,  carman,  house  371  State 
Munger  Benjamin  S.  shipping  master  at  Burt's 

brewery,  house  14  Center 
Munger  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Munger  Robert  H.  machinist,  bds.  14  Center 
Muiisell  Joel  sen.  house  U  Delaware  turnpike 
Muusell  {Joel)  &  Rowland  (John),  printers  and 
publishers,  78  State,  house  59  Lodge 


Munsig  Wm.  gasfitter,  623  B'way,  h.  Abbey  Hotel 
Munson  David  W.  bookkeeper,  422  B'way,  bds. 

227  State 
Munson  Stephen  &  Co.  [Willard  Bellows),  shoes, 

373  Broadway,  liouse  12  High 
Murden  John,  tailor,  house  13l"First 
Murdock  Charles  E.  cutter,  house  28  S.  Ferry 
Murdock  Charles  E.  engineer,  house  28  S.  Ferry 
Murdock  Ebenezer,  tobacco,  mustard,  &c.,  15  and 

17  Church,  hou<e  28  South  Ferry 
Murdock  Isabella,  house  131  Second 
Murdock  John,  boarding  house,  lOQuackenbush 
Murdock  Margaret,  widow,  house  47  Dallius 
Murdock  Margaret  C.  vestmaker.  h.  Greenbush 
Murph  James  P.  laborer,  house  42  Arch 
Murphy  Andrew,  tilacksmith,  house  143  Orange 
Murphy  Andrew,  moulder,  bds.  82  Bleecker 
Murphy  Ann,  widow,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Murphy  Barney,  laborer,  house  173  Orange 
Murphy  Bernard,  miller,  h.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Murphy  Catherine  Miss,  house  162  Orange 
Murphy  Charles  S.  clerk,  30   State,  house  107 

Ji^tferson 
Murphy  Charles,  laborer,  house  Quay  cor.  John 
Murphy  Daniel,  tailor,  house  72  Lawrence 
Murphy  Daniel  jr.,  hackman,  b,  1 42  upper  Spring 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  7  Fulton 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborei-,  house  255  Green 
Murphy  lildward,  jeweler,  house  38  Chestnut 
Murphy  Edward,  laborer,  house  59  Learned 
Murphy  (Edward)  &  Whitty  (Patrick),  whole- 
sale liquors,  205  Green,  house  200  do. 
Murphy  Eliza,  widow,  lio'ise  93  Broad 
Murphy  Elizabnth,  widow,  h.  Y"ates  near  Snipe 
Murphy  Ellen  Mrs.  house  36  Canal 
Murphy  Elijah  W.  civil  engineer,  7  N.  Pearl, 

bds.  74  Eagle 
Murphy  Henry,  carman,  house  94  Third 
Murphy  Henry,  carman,  house  55  M  Orange 
Murphy  Henry,  laborer,  house  71  Elm 
Murphy  Henry,  plasterer,  house  360  Lydius 
Murphy  James,  butcher,  house  493  Wash.  ave. 
Murphy  James,  carpenter,  house  22  Canal 
Murphy  James,  grocer,  Broadway  near  Harrison 

Greenbush 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  house  33  Hamilton 
Murphy  James,  porter,  116  Pier,  iiouse  81  Canal 
Murphy  James,  clerk,  60  State,  h.  48  Spencer 
Murphy  James,  house  57  Grand 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  house  77  Canal 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  house  111  Orange 
Murphy  James,  shoemaker,  bds.  126  Water 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  tailor,  house  19  S.  Lausing 
Murphy  John,  butcher,  house  3  Perry 
Murphy  John,  harnessmaker,  h.  2  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Murphy  John,  clerk  Empire  House,  bds.  do. 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  162  Orange 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  168  Green 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  53  Colonie 
Murphy  Jolin,  laborer,  bds.  Third  near  Snipe 
Murphy  John,  cooper,  house  14  South  Lansing 
Murphy  John,  furnaceman,  house  61  Learned 
Murphy  John,  mason,  house  Philip  n.  W.  Ferry 
Murphy  John,  tailor,  8  Clinton  avenue,  h.  do. 
Murphy  John,  tailor,  house  12  Cross 
Murphy  John,  liouse  207  North  Pearl 
Murphy  Jno.  E  shoemaker,  31  Hawk,  h.  377  State 
Murphy  John  F.  clerk,  1  State,  bds.  105  Eagle 
Murphy  John  jr.  carpenter,  67  Arch 
Murphy  John  S.  fruit,  house  Second  ab.  Knox 
Murphy  Julia,  widow,  Iiouse  164  South  Pearl 
Murphy  Lawrence,  carpenter,  bds.  43  Third 
Murphy  Leslie,  baker,  bds.  31  Rensselaer 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  house  57  Schuyler 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  house  67  Arch 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  house  63  Lawrence 
Murphy  Mary,  porterhouse,  61  Eagle 


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Murphy  Mary,  widow,  h.  Rensselaer  n.  Green 
Murphy  Mary,  widow,  house  166  Eagle 
Murphy  Mary,  widow,  porterhouse,  26  Van  Woert 
Murphy  Mary  Ann,  house  17X  Daniels 
Murphy  Matthew,  laborer,  house  141  Grand 
Murphy  Michael,  bootmaker,  house  107  Swan, 

Arb.  hill 
Murphy  Michael,  porterhouse.  Ferry,  house  do. 

Green  bush 
Murphy  Owen,  laborer,  house  45  Van  Woert 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Washington  ave. 

above  Perry       ' 
Murphy  Patrick,  cooper,  bds.  113  Franklin 
Murphy  Patrick,  foreman  Mahar  &  Wallace,  1 97 

Broadway 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  222  Broadway 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Third  n.  Snipe 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  73  Tlurd 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  112  Canal 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  181  Third 
Murphy  Patrick  jr.  liquors,  29  S.  Pearl,  and  gro- 
cer, lilagld  cor.  West  Ferry,  house  do. 
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,  h.  216  Broadway 
Murphy  Peter,  fruit  dealer,  house  27  S.  Ferry 
Murphy  Peter,  plasterer,  house  249  S.  Pearl 
Murphy  Peter,  laborer,  house  113  Franklin 
Murphy  Peter,  moulder,    h.  Learned  c.  Thacher 
Murphy  Richard,  blacksmith,  bds.  221  Green 
Murphy  Richard,  laborer,  house  12  Jefferson 
Murphy  Richard,  moulder,  h.  2  Foundry  place 
Murphy  Richard  W.  clerk  Albany  City  Bank,  h. 

44  Philip 
Murphy  Sylvanus  P.  carpenter,  bds.  Broadway 

House,  Greenbush 
Murphy  Thomas,  house  rear  24  Van  Woert 
Murphy  Thomas,  carman,  house  222  Lumber 
Murphy  Thomas,  grocer,  118  Clinton  avenue 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  70  Arch 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  r.  53  La  Fayette 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  46  Colonie 
Murphy  Thomas,  sup't  N.  D.  office  City  Hall 
Murphy  Thomas  P.  lockmaker,  h.  143  'Grand 
Murphy  Thomas  S.  bookbinder,  411  Broadway, 

house  86  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  house  17  Lawrence 
Murphy  Wm.  butcher,  105  Swan,  h.  41  Second 
Murphy  William,  laborer,  house  36  Van  Woert 
Murphy  Wm.  painter,  house  12  Railroad  ave. 
Murphy  Wm.  D.  attorney,  74  State,  bds.  Ameri- 
can Hotel 
Murphy  Wm.  H.  cooper,  bds.  14  South  Lansing 
Murray  A.  G.  clerk  comptroller's  office.  City  Hall 
Murray  Alexander,  clerk,  bds.  337  Lydius 
Murray  Ann  Mrs.  house  115  Broad 
Murray  Bernard,  bds.  291  North  Pearl 
Murray  Bridget,  widow,  house  198  Orange 
Murray  Charles,  carman,  house  58  Colonie 
Murray  Daniel,  laborer,  house  56  Church 
Murray  David,  principal  Albany  Academy,    10 

Efk,  bds.  do. 
Murray  Edward,  laborer,  house  1 69  Jefferson 
Murray  Edward,  malster,  house  79  Fi-anklin 
Murray  Edward,  bookkeeper,  618  Broadway,  h. 

143  Clinton  avenue 
Murray  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  147  Hamilton 
Murray  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  2  Cross 
Murray  Francis,  2d  ward  constable,  house  114 

Church 
Murray  George,  house  133  Elm 
Murray  George,  mason,  house  Swan  n.  Orange 
Murray  Hugh,  blacksmith,  house  37  Canal 
Murray  Hugli  H.  clothing,  401  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Murray  James,  bricklayer,  h.  Swan  near  Canal 

_ 


Murray  James,  teamster,  house  52  La  Fayette 
Murray  James,  cigarmaker,  h.  302  North  Pearl 
Murray  James,  grainmeasurer,  house  45  Arch 
Murray  James,  engineer,  house  283  Green 
Murray  James,  laborer,  house  3  Learned 
^Murray  James,  printer,  house  337  Lydius 
Murray  John,  ferryman,  house  29  Herkimer 
Murray  John,  laborer,  house  61  Broadway 
Murray  John,  malster,  house  57  Bradford 
Murray  John,  laborer,  house  7  Lawrence  court 
Murray  John,  porterhouse,  54  Montg'ry,  li.  do. 
Murray  John,  porterhouse,  125  Quay,  nouse  do. 
Murray  Malachi,  laborer,  house  18  Lumber 
Murray  Margaret,  beer,  20 1  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Murray  Margaret,  widow,  house  56  Schuyler 
Murray  Martha,  widow,  house  133  Elm 
Murray  Mary,  widow,  house  53  Canal 
Murray  Michael,  cigarmaker,  bds.  302  N.  Pearl 
Murray  Michael,  grocer,  164  Second,  bds.  Third 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Green  c.  Gansevoort 
Murray  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  1 59  Eagle 
Murray  Owen,  switchman,  house  23  Jackson 
Murray  Patrick  Mrs.  widow,  house  207  Green 
Murray  Patrick,  shoemaker,  bds.  45  Arch 
Murray  Patrick,  carman,  house  16  John 
Murray  Patrick,  grocer,    11  Morton,   house  145 

Church 
Murray  Patrick,  mason  contractor,  h.  123  Dallius 
Murray  Peter,  furnishing  store,  77  South  Pearl, 

house  do. 
Murray  Rosannah,  widow,  house  159  Jefferson 
Murray  Rosana,  boardinghouse,  B'way,  G'bush 
Murray  Rose,  widow,  house  107  Canal 
Murray  Thomas,  labqrer,  house  53  Canal 
Miarray  Thomas,  upholster,  h.  29  Alexander 
Murray  Thomas,  cigarmaker,  h.   293  N.  Pearl 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  house  62  Third 
Murray  Thomas,  cooper,    40  Dewitt,  h.  13  Lark 
Murray  Thomas,  tallyman,  W.  R.  R.  house 

Broadway,  near  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Murray  Thomas  H.  silverplater,  bds.  56  Church 
Murray  William,  cigarmaker,  bds.  302  N.  Pearl 
Murray  William,  dyer,  house  162  Grand 
Murray  William,  carman,  house  126  Water 
Murray  William,  liatter,  58  State,  b.  337  Lydius 
Murray  William,  72  State,  house  352  Lydius 
Murtaugh  Daniel  J.  paperhanger,  b.  84  Church 
Murtaugh  Edward,  cooper,  bds.  20  Lydius 
Murtaugh  Edward,  laborer,  house  65  >^  Arch 
Murtaugh  James,  tinpeddler,  h.  114  Van  Woert 
Murtaugh  James,  clerk  postoffice,  b.  32  Morton 
Murtaugh  John,  junkshop.  Water,  cor.  Colum- 
bia, house  10  Columbia 
Murtaugh  John,  laborer,  house  19  Van  Zandt 
Murtaugh  Julia,  widow,  house  32  Moi'ton 
Murtaugh  M.  carman,  house  23  Clinton 
Murtaugh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  36  Arch 
Murtaugh  Patrick,  mason,  house  84  Church 
Murtaugh  Peter,  porter,  92  State,  h.  76  Canal 
Murtaugh  Richard,  porter,  h.  142  Clinton  ave. 
Murtaugh  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  52  Van  Schaick 
Murtaugh  Richard,  porter,  6  State,  h.  Clin.  ave. 
Murto  Patrick,  laborer,  house  36  Arch 
Musig  Christian,  tailor,  house  205  Sand 
Murtzmann  George,  shoemaker,  h.  102  Broad 
Mutze  Cristopher,  carpenter,  h.  4  Van  Vechten 
Mveigli  Wm.  teamster,  house  63  Plumb 
Myer  Foletine,  carpenter,  h.  45  Alexander 
Myer  Gottlieb,  basketmaker,  house  45  Bowery 
Myer  Max,  tinware,  139  Broad,  house  do. 
Myer  Myer,  peddler,  house  130  Broad 
Myers  Benjamin,  boatman,  house  75  Lydius 
Myers  Caroline,  bakery,  29  Union,  house  do. 
Myers  Charles  G.  att'y-general,  office  State  Hall 
Myers  Dorothy,  widow  of  John,  house  34  Third 
Myers  Elizabeth,  washing  and  ironing,  h.  rear 
705  Broadway 


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Myers  George  R.  clerk,  ofl&ce  attorney-general, 

State  Hall,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Myers  Herman  (Adler  &  M.),  jeweler,  3S6  BVay, 

house  64  Hudson 
Myers  Jacob,  brakenian,  li.  First,  Greenbush 
Myers  Jacob,  tailor,  house  83  Bowery 
Myers  John,  milkman,  house  65  Third 
Myers  John  C.  bakt-r,  house  163  Orange 
Myers  Jolui,  3d  di.st.  police,  house  34 'Third 
Myers  John,  patternmaker,  h.  263  N.  Pearl 
Myers  John  J.  physician,  Dewitt,  corner  Mont- 
gomery, bds.  263  North  Pearl 
Myers  Joseph,  tailor,  house  57  Alexander 
Myers  Joseph,  tailor,  house  50  Lydius 
Myers  Marijaret,  Mrs.  house  85  Bowery 
Mj'ers  Martha,  widow,  house  91  Third 
Myers  Nicholas,  carriagetrimmer,  b.  133  Green 
Myers  Nicholas,  laborer,  bds.  85  Bowery 
Myers  Patrick,  peddler,  house  65  Third 
Myers  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  115  Orange 
Myers  Samuel,  glazier,  house  99  Schuyler 
Myers  Stephen,  agent,  house  10  Lark 
Myers  Thomas,  metalroofer,  2  Canal,  house  64 

North  Pearl 
Myers  William,  moulder,  house  57  Clinton 
Myers  William,  trader,  house  rear  705  B'way 
Mynders  Jonathan,  clerk,  house  93  Grand 
Mysart  Wm.  laborer,  h.  47  Broad,  Bethlehem 

NACHTMAN  ANTON,  laborer,  h.  273  Sand 
Nafew  John  S.  printer,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Nagle  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  42  Montgomery 
Nalan  James,  laborer,  bouse  Spruce  near  Dove 
Nally  Matthew,  planing,  h.  Canal  cor.  Dove 
Nash  Albert  A.  clerk  National  Bank,  b.  32  Chapel 
Nash  George,  carpenter,  h.  34  South  Lansing 
Nash  George,  potter,  house  fc6  Hudson 
Nash  James,  laborer,  bds.  9  Columbia 
Nash  Jesse,  patternmaker,  bds.  231  N.  Pearl 
Nash  John  H.  [Palmer,  Newton  Sc  Co.),  salaman- 
der brick  works,  Rathbone,  near  Erie  Canal, 
house  231  North  Pearl 
Nash  Maria,  widow,  house  17  Lancaster 
Nash  Martin,  laborer,  house  226  Green 
Nash  Michael,  grocer,  204  Broadway,  house  do. 
Nash  Michael,  laborer,  house  9  Columbia 
Nast;f .  Mrs.  house  32  Chapel 
Nathan  Meyer,  porterhouse,  168  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Nathanson  Julius,  clerk,  bds.  69  Hamilton 
Nathanson  Nathan,  millinery,  45  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Nation  David  H.  patternmaker,  bds.  62  Union 
Natterer  Anthony,  clerk,  603  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Neagle  Chas.  A.  cabinetmaker,  h.  25  La  Fayette 
Neai  Thomas  B.  engineer,  bds.  Tivoli  Hollow 
Near  E.  S.  clerk,  bds.  144  Broad 
Near  Geo.  B.  salesman,  393  B'way,  h.  284  S.  Pearl 
Near  Henry  F.  moulder,  house  144  Broad  " 
Neary  John,  laborer,  house  250  Hudson 
Neary  William,  bds.  iioO  Hudson 
Neeland  Patrick,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Neeley  Jane,  widow,  house  49  Westerlo 
Neemes  George,  moulder,  house  134  Lumber 
Neemes  John  C.  clerk,  house  292  Lydius 
Neemes  Joseph,  foreman,  house  292  Lydius 
Neidlinger  Frederic,  wheelwright,  h.  83  Sand 
Neil  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  116  Sand 
Neil  Robt.  H.  clerk,  365  B'way.  h.  43  Canal 
Nellegar  Abram,  patternmaker,  bds.  5  Dallius 
Nellegar  Cornelius,  stovemounter,  h.  N.  Albany 
Nellegar  Joseph  {Dexter  &  N.),  apothecary. 
State,  corner  North  Pearl,  h.  20  Chestnut 
Nellegar  Wm.  R.  cabinetmk'r,  116  Broad,  h.  do. 
Neligan  David,  emigrant  agent,  over  People's 

Line  office,  house  1 1  Rose 
Nelligar  John,  blacksmith,  house  Greenbush 
Nelson  Alexander  {R.  &  A.  Nelson),  22  North 
Pearl,  house  do. 


Nelson  Eleanor,  widow  Wm.  B.  h.  62  Westerlo 
Nelson  Jeremiah  A.  steward  Congress  Hall 
Nelson  John  D.  carpenter,  bds.  5  Dallius 
Nelson  John  M.  attorney,  71  State,  b.  2  Dallius 
Nelson  Robert  &  Alexander,  dentists,  22  North 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Nemire  Charles,  carpenter,  house  442  Lydius 
Nemire  George  H.  printer,  house  120  Bowery 
Nemire  Henry,  boatman,  house  142  Franklin 
Nesbitt  Edmund  (Ridg^cay  &  Co.),  plumber,  115 

Stiite,  house  26  Dove 
Nesh  John,  tiilor,  house  25  Rensselaer 
Nesinger  Jacob,  peddler,  house  112  Broad 
Nessle  John  P.  grocer.  Maiden  lane,  cor.  Chapel 
Nethaway  C.  agent,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Nethaway  Duncan,  tallyman,  b.  215)^  Lumber 
Nethaway  Harvev,   shoemaker,   841  Broadway, 

house  215X  Lumber 
Nethaway  John  J.  bookkeeper,  120  Water,  bds. 

2153^  Lumber 
Netterville  John  W.  cabinetmaker  <aild  under- 
taker, 158  Green,  house  118  South  Pearl 
Netterville  William   M.    clerk  State  Bank,  69 

Stiite,  house  118  South  Pearl 
Neughtan  George,  butcher,  house  78  Bradford 
Neuhans  Frederick,  watchmaker,  h.  187  S.  Pearl 
Neville  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  55  Van  Woert 
Neville  Sarah,  widow,  grocer.  Water  corner  N. 

Lansing 
Neville  John,  wood  and  coal,  Broadway  corner 

Rensselaer,  house  56  South  Lansing 
Nevils  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  63  Lawrence 
New  John,   book  and  job  printer,  28  Beaver, 

bds.  52  Philip 
Newbaner  John,  blacksmith,  house  78  Bassett 
Newbauer  Anton,  shoemaker,  b.  186  S.  Pearl 
Newburg  Alexander,  clerk  post  office,  house  83 

Herkimer 
Newburg  Fred.  D.  gunsmith,  h.  85  Hamilton 
Newburg  Jacob  &  S.  clothing,  331  Broadway 
Newburg  Simon  (J.  &  iS.  Ncwb^irg),  house  331 

Broadway 
Newljy  Alfred,  bds.  29  Quackenbush 
Newby  John,  miller,  80  Pier,  b.  29  Quackenbu.sh 
Newcomb  Charles   W.   clerk  Exchange   Bank, 

450  Broadway,  bds.  90  Lydius 
Newcomb  David,  dentist,  61  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Newcomb  Edward,  attorney,  50  State,  bds.   90 

Lydius  [90  Lydius 

Newcomb  George  H.  physician,  48  Franklin,  b. 
Newcomb  (Thomas  D.)  &  Co.  {W.  W.  Newcomb), 

books  and  stationery,  524  Broadway,  house 

9U  Lydius 
Newcomb  Thos.  W.  house  90  Lydius 
Newcomb  William  W.  {Newcomb  &  Co.),  bds.  90 

Lydius 
Newell  Clifford,  stereotyper,  house  81  Elm 
Newheauf  Simon,  butcher,  h.  313  South  Pearl 
Newland  David,  agent  bank  department.  State 

Hall,  house  31  Grand  [lumbia 

Newlands  Jane,  widow  of  David,  house  103  Co- 
Newman  Ann  Miss,  house  300  North  Pearl 
Newman  Charles,  wooldealer,    457  Bi'oadway, 

house  107  Columbia 
Newman  George,  leatherdresser,  h.  30  Clinton  av. 
Newman  Henry,  leatherdresser,  457  Broadway, 

house  679  do. 
Newman  Isaac,  clothing,  202  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Newman  James,  bookbinder,  44  State,  house  64 

Clinton  avenue 
Newman  James,  tailor,  house  Third  above  Knox 
Newman  John,  gardener,  h.  49  Broad,  Bethle'm 
Newman  John,  bds.  291  North  Pearl 
Newman  John,  laborer,  bds,  300  North  Pearl 
Newman  John  L.  457  Broadway,  h.  679  do. 
Newman  Patrick,  bds.  291  North  Pearl 
Newman  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  300  North  Pearl 


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Newman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  416  Wash.  ave. 
Newman  Thomas,  clerk,  house  116  Jefferson 
Newman  Thomas,  teacher,  house  97  Elm 
Newman  Thomas,  carman,  house  146  Canal 
Newton  Horace  B.  {Palmer,  N.  &  Co.),  salaman- 
der fire  brick  works,   Rathbone   near  Erie 
canal,  house  at  Newtonville 
Newton  John  M.  jr.  {Palmer,  N.  &  Co.)  salaman- 
der works,  Rathbone,  bds.  Newtonville  ave. 
Newton  Rena  Miss,  milliner,  346  Broadway,  h. 
10  Division  [7  Elm 

Newton  Robert  N.  mer.  taUbr,  534  Broadway,  h. 
Newton  Thomas,  mason,  bds.  229  South  Pearl 
Newton  William,  h.  52  Washington  aveime 
Newitter  Julius,  Dundee  warehouse,  73  S.  Pearl 
Newwitter,  Julius,  clothing,  64  Washington  ave. 
Newwitter  Simon,  clerk,  84  Washington  avenue, 
bds.  73  South  Pearl  [house  do. 

Niblock  John,  dyer  and   scourer,  43   Hudson, 
Nichol  George,  laborer,  h.  rear  2  Clinton 
Nichol  George,  shoemaker,  4  Little  basin,  house 

1 8  Nortli  Lansing 
Niclioll  R.  W.  boatman,  house  148  Lark 
Nichols  Alexander,  agent,  house  670  Broadway 
Nichols  Alexander,  shoemaker,  11  Lawrence,  h. 
18  North  Lansing  [191  Hudson 

Nichols  Bradley,  flour  and  grain,  66  Quay,  house 
Nichols  Charles  B.  bookkeeper,  h.  113  Grand 
Nichols  Charles  C.  builder,  house  185  Lydius 
Nichols  James,  printer,  house  49  Van  Schaick 
Nichols  James,  register  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  113  Grand 
Nichols  John  D.  clerk,  74  State,  house  187  Jay 
Nichols  Muuson  C.  G.  attorney,  442  Broadway, 

house  187  Lumber 
Nichols  William,  builder,  house  185  Lydius 
Nickerson  John,  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds.  12 

Lodge 
Nickerson  Susan  Camp,  teacher,  h.  12  Lodge 
Nicklaus  Nicholas,  tailor,  h.  200  Wash,  avenue 
Niebuhr  Henry,  trimmer,  house  83  Schuyler 
Niles  Henry,  house  220  State 
Niles  John  H.  clerk,  56  State,  house  51  Grand 
Niliger  Nicholas,  grocer,  78  Clinton  ave.  h.  do. 
Nitzell  John,  laborer,  house  163  Spruce 
Niver  Sarah  Mrs-  house  152  Jay 
Nixon  James,  china,  glass  and  earthenware,  66 

State,  house  110  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Noble  Charles  E.  bookbinder,- house  42  Orange 
Noble  James  E.  bookkeeper  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  ma- 
chine shop,  house  74  Division 
Noble  John,  grainmeasurer,  h.  124  Clinton  ave. 
Noble  John  jr.  clerk  People's  line  steamers,  h. 

124  Clinton  avenue 
Nocline  Hiram,  bookkeeper.  Empire  House 
Noethan  Theodore  Rev.  bouse  152  Hamilton 
Nolan  Edward,  clerk,  bds.  327  Lydius 
Nolan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  243  North  Pearl 
Nolan  Frances,  widow,  house  413  State 
Nolan  James,  laborer,  house  55  Howard 
Nolan  James,  porter,  50  Quay,  house  58  Arch 
Nolan  James  H.  carman,  house  41  Van  Woert 
Nolan  John,  butcher,  house  315  Bowery 
Nolan  John,  wheelwright,  house  111  Nucella 
Nolan  John,  porter,  house  62  Howard 
Nolan  John,  laborer,  house  40  Morton 
Nolan  John,  laborer,  house  154  Colonie 
Nolan  John,  laborer,  h.  Green  cor.  Mulberry 
Nolan  John,  carpenter,  house  265  North  Pearl 
Nolan  Lawrence,  house  44  First 
Nolan  Margaret,  widow,  house  73  Third 
Nolan  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  8  Van  Schaick 
Nolan  Michael  A.  clerk,  bds.  41  Van  Woert 
Nolan  Michael  N.  agent,  bds.  44  First 
Nolan  Patrick,  carman,  h.  Thacher  n.  Learned 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  40  Morton 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Yates  near  Ontario 


Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  115  Broad 
Nolan  Patrick  P.  waiter,  bds.  265  North  Pearl 
Nolan  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  15  Lumber 
Nolan  Peter,  teamster,  house  14  Catharine 
Nolan,  see  Knowlan 

Nonnemacher  Henry,  carpetweaver,  h.  287  Sand 
Noonan  Dennis,  porterhouse,  184  Montgomery 
Noonan  Jolm,  printer,  bds.  168  Hudson 
Noonan  Matthew,  laborer,  house  123  Canal 
Noonan  Thomas,  real  estate  agent,  38  Steuben 
Nordin  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  229  South  Pearl 
Nordin  William,  iceman,  Bethlehem  road 
Norman  Henry,  physician,  bds.  Empire  House 
Norris  H.  B.  hairdresser,  70  Washington  ave. 
Norris  H.  B.  Mrs.  variety  store,  70  Wash.  ave. 
Norris  James  J.  barber,  632  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Norris  Richard,  bookkeeper,  Franklin  c.  Bassett, 

house  280  South  Pearl 
Norris  Thomas  laborer,  house  46  Rensselaer 
North  Abiram,  newscarrier,  h.  rear  130  Broad 
North  John,  clerk,  31  Hudson,  bds.  Weldon's 
Northrop  Elmore  J.  barkeeper,  38  Hawk 
Northrop  Eunice,  widow,  house  3  Daniel 
Northrop  John  G.  {Ainsworth  &  N.),  grocer,  15 
State,  house  53  Ten  Broeck  [Ferry 

Northrop  Joseph  M.  patternmaker,  h.  48  West 
Northrop  Joseph  N.  physician,  51  Second,  house 

96  cIo. 
Northrop  Nelson  Mrs.  house  3  Daniels 
Northrop  Sanford  W.  (^Finnc  &  N.),  bent  fellies, 
corner  Colonie,  Centre  and  Lansing,  house 
186  North  Pearl 
Norton  David,  stovemounter,  house  145  First 
Norton  Edward  ( W.  &  /.    Treadwell,  Perry  & 

N.),  house  13  North  Pearl 
Norton  Edwin  S.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  house  86 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Norton  Elizabeth  P.  widow,  house  49  N.  Pearl 
Norton  Hugh,  laborer,  house  52  Bradford 
Norton  James,  painter,  house  HI  Jeflferson 
Norton  John,  house  226  Green 
Norton  John,  laborer,  house  rear  3  Bowery 
Norton  Loran  K.  house  8  Norton 
Norton  M.  La  Fayette,  attorney,  75  State,  house 

239  Lumber 
Noud  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  house  38  Canal 
Nowell  George  F.  carriagemaker,  58  Bleecker, 

house  81  Herkimer 
Nowlan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  44  Philip 
Nowlan  William,  3d  district  police,  h.  30  Canal 
Noyes  Charles  W.  foreman  H.  R.  R.  machine 
shop,  house  Harrison  cor.  Third,  Greenbush 
Noyes  Wm.  moulder,  h.  285  Washington  ave. 
Nugent  Ellen,  widow,  house  205  Orange 
Nugent  Henry  P.  justice,  Center  Market,  house 

73  Grand 
Nugent  James,  laborer,  house  243  North  Pearl 
Nugent  John,  laborer,  house  289  North  Pearl 
Nugent  Matthew,  teamster,  house  69  Cherry 
Nugent  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Third  above  Snipe 
Nugent  Robert,  laborer,  house  96  Arch 
Nunn  William  B.  laborer,  h.  Lydius  n.  Partridge 
Nurney  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Nusbaum  Herman,  baker,  158  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Nusbaum  Israel,  peddler,  house  73  South  Ferry 
Nusbaum  Solomon,  peddler,  h.  187  South  Pearl 
Nusbaum  William,  cigarmaker,  h.  95  Nucella 
Nutting  John,  clerk,  5  S.  Pearl,  h.  17  Chapel 
Nyland  .John,  laceweaver,  Beaver  corner  Green, 
house  419  Washington  avenue 

O'BRIAN  MICHAEL,  carpenter,  bds.  50  Philip 
O'Brien  Ann,  widow,  house  rear  22  Clinton 
O'Brien  Bernard,  tailor,  377  B'way,  h.  379  do. 
O'Brien  Bridget,  widow,  house  49  Schuyler 
O'Brien  Catharine,  widow,  bds.  58  N.  Lansing 
O'Brien  Catharine  R.  widow,  house  74  Canal 


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O'Brien  Charles,  cutter,  40  State,  li.  65  Division 
O'Brien  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  57  Broadway 
O'Brien  Daniel,  butcher,  h.  -ISG  Washington  ave. 
O'Brien  Daniel  J.  clerk,  35  State,  bds.  84  Green 
O'Brien  David,  carpenter,  bds.  105  Clinton  ave. 
O'Brien  Ellen,  widow,  house  83  Canal 
O'Brien  Ellen  A.  milliner,  37  Columbia,  h.  do. 
O'Brien  Henrj',  paperhanger,  bds.  74  Canal 
O'Brien  James,  baker,  house  58  Church 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  67  Arch 
O'Brien  James,  mason,  bds.  32  Canal 
O'Brien  James,  moulder,  house  96  Dallius 
O'Brien  James,  tailor,  house  141  Lumber 
O'Brien  James,  carpenter,  house  44  Delaware 
O'Brien  James,  peddler,  house  66  Arch 
O'Brien  James,  tobacco  cutter,  house  65  Third 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Green  cor.  Plumb 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  51  Canal 
O'Brien  Joanna,  widow,  house  65  Third 
O'Brien  John,  cigarmaker,  house  79  Third 
O'Brien  John,  cigarmaker,  house  65  Third 
O'Brien  John,  shoemaker,  house  72  Colonic 
O'Brien  John,  bookbinder,  h.  rear  140  Jefferson 
O'Brien  John,  coachpainter,  bds.  74  Canal 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  146  Third 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
O'Brien  John,  mason,  house  160  Green 
O'Brien  John  A.  millinery  goods,  500  Broadway, 

house  134  X  North  Pearl 
O'Brien  Margaret,  widow,  house  45  Liberty 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  house  Montgomery  above 

North  Lansing 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  house  96  Dallius     [h.  do. 
O'Brien  Matthew,  blacksmith,  1 5  La  Fayette 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  58  Montgomery 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  h.  105  Clinton  avenue 
O'Brien  Patrick,  carman,  house  rear  141  Lumber 
O'Brien  Patrick,  tailor,  house  68  South  Lansing 
O'Brien  Patrick,  boatman,  house  138  Church 
O'Brien  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  19  Hawk 
O'Brien  Philip,  tinsmith,  house  142  Arch 
O'Brien  Thomas,  tailor,  house  75  Third 
O'Brien  Thomas,  malster,  house  141  Chestnut 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  house  37  Columbia 
O'Brien  Thos.  C.  clerk,  bds.  Bull's  Head  Tavern 
O'Brien  William,  butcher,  house  100  Bradford 
O'Brien  William,  furnaceman,  house  83  Canal 
O'Brien  William,  laborer,  house  42  Philip 
O'Callaghan  E.  B.  compiler,  State  Hall,  house 

232  State 
O'Callaghan  Elizabeth,  house  26  Chapel 
O'Callaghan  Hugh,  mason,  house  66  West  Ferry 
O'Callaghan  John,  laborer,  h.  4  Quackenbush 
O'Callaghan  Joseph,  porterhouse,  Howard  cor. 

William,  house  do. 
O'Callaghan  Margaret,  widow,  house  26  Chapel 
O'Connell  James,  grocer,  house  249  Green  _ 
O'Connell  James,  laborer,  house  37  Mulberry 
O'Connell  John,  grocer,  h.  Green  cor.  Nucella 
O'Connell  John,  clerk,  4  William,  bds.  do. 
O'Connell  John,  sawyer,  house  90  Cherry 
O'Connell  Patrick,  grocer,  h.  Third  near  Knox 
O'Connell  Patrick,  porter,  2  State,  bds.  37  Dean 
O'Connell  Richard,  liquor  dealer,  4  William,  h. 
6  do.  [54  do. 

O'Connell  Thos.  wheelwright,  52  Water,  house 
O'Connell  William,  boatman,  h.  18  Bethl'm  rd. 
O'Conner  Bridget,  widow,  house  132  Eagle 
O'Connor  Charles,  waiter,  house  177  Orange 
O'Conner  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  house  12  Broad 
O'Conner  William,  porterhouse,  18  Tow  path 
O'Conners  Thomas,  butcher,  house  55  Perry 
O'Connor  Dennis,  shoemaker,  171  Green,  h.  do. 
O'Connor  Dennis,  driver,  h.  471  Wash,  avenue 
O'Connor  Ellen  Mrs.  house  9  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
O'Connor  Henry  T.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R,  R.  bds. 
9  Lark 


O'Connor  James,  butcher,  house  57  Perry 
O'Connor  James,  laborer,  house  74  Colonie 
O'Connor  James,  laborer,  house  80  Arch 
O'Connor  John,  blacksmith,  house  287  Lumber 
O'Connor  John,  carpenter,  house  34  Union 
O'Connor  John,  painter,  house  260  Lydius 
O'Connor  John,  house  85  Dove 
O'Connor  John  J.  shoemaker,  bds.  789  B'way 
O'Connor  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  108  S.  Pearl 
O'Connor  Michael,  mason,  house  70  Grand 
O'Connor  Patrick,  stouegrainer,  518  Broadway, 

house  64  Green 
O'Connor  Patrick,  grocer,  147  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
O'Connor  Patrick,  porterhouse,  4  Quackenbush 
O'Connor  Patrick,  cutter,  house  92  First 
O'Connor  Thomas,  peddler,  h.  177  South  Pearl 
O'Connor  Thomas,  grocer,  120  Broad,  house  do. 
O'Connor  William,  carpenter,  house  34  Union 
O'Connor  William,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Zandt 
O'Dea  James,  carpenter,  house  130  Eagle 
O'Dea  John,  shoemaker,  house  129  Broad 
O'Donnel  James,  mason,  house  55  Third 
O'Donnel  Mary,  widow,  house  8  Canal 
O'Donnel  Thomas,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Zandt 
O'Doiniell  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  61  Morton 
O'Donnel!  John,  laborer,  house  rear  3  Morton 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  57  M  N.  Lansing 
O'Doud  Darby,  cooper,  house  50  Colonie 
O'Gara  Timothy,  laoorer,  house  57  Nucella 
O'Grady  Thomas,  laborer,  house  84  Water 
O'Grady  Timothy,  shoemaker,  bds.  80  Ciiurch 
O'Hagan  Charles,  grocer,  22  West  Ferry,  h.  do. 
O'Hagan  .James,  peddler,  house  34  Chesnut 
O'Hagan  John,  grocer,  house  175  Elm 
O'Hagan  John,  grocer.  Swan  corner  Lark 
O'Hagan  Thomas  W.  grocer,  Second  cor.  Lark, 

house  45  Lark 
O'Hanlon  Bridget,  widow,  house  31  Water 
O'Hanlon  Ellen,  widow,  house  rear  105  Beaver 
O'Hanlon  John,  printer,  bds.  50  Van  Schaick 
O'Hanlon  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  15  Bleecker 
O'Hara  Richard,  laborer,  house  170  Montgomr'y 
O'Hara  Thomas,  house  24  Van  Woert 
O'Hare  Charles,  laborer,  boards  58  Montgomery 
O'Hare  Daniel,  laborer,  house  70  Canal 
O'Hare  James,  laborer,  house  62  Nucella 
O'Hare  Michael,  brickmoulder,  house  3  Eagle 
O'Hare  Owen,  grocer.  Arch,  cor.  Green  h.  do. 
O'Hare  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Spruce  n.  Dove 
O'Hare  Peter,  laborer,  house  41  Dallius 
O'Hare  Peter,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Schaick 
O'Hare  Thomas,  laborer,  house  71  Cherry 
O'Harrow  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  284  Lumber 
O'Hart  William  Mrs.  house  353  State 
O'Hearn  John,  fireman,  bds.  19  De  Witt 
O'Hearn  Michael,  engineer,  house  19  De  Witt 
O'Hearn  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  19  De  Witt 
O'Heeny  Martin  J.  oilclothpainter,  h.  133  First 
O'Herron  Patrick,  boatman,  h.  rear  60  Church 
O'Herron  William,  tailor,  house  129  Eagle 
O'HoUand  Ellen  Miss,  house  55  North  Lansing 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
O'Keefe  John,  moulder,  h.  45  North  Lansing 
O'Keefe  John,  moulder,  house  180  Lumber 
O'Keefe  Michael,  laborer,  h.  57  North  Lansing 
O'Keefe  Thomas,  carpenter,  62  Cherry,  h.  79  do. 
O'Laughlin  James,    harnessmaker,    173  Mont- 
gomery, house  do. 
O'Lena  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  68  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
O'Lochlin  John,  cannan,  bds.  89  Canal 
O'Malley  John,  shoemaker,  house  124  Broad 
O'Malley  Thomas,  paperhanger,  house  255  Elm 
O'Mara  John,  shoemaker,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
O'Meilly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  18  Second 
O'Meilly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  66  Lawrence 
O'Neil  Barnard,  grocer,  37  Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
O'Neil  Dennis,  cooper,  bds.  22  Jackson 


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O'Neil  Edmund,  laborer,  house  168  Jefferson 
0"Neil  Edward,  laborer,  bouse  259  State 
O'Neil  Francis,  laborer,  housse  169  Orange 
O'Neil  Francis,  farmer,  li.  Lydius,  n.  Ontario 
O'Neil  Hugh,  moialder,  house  67  Schuyler 
O'Neil  James,  carpenter,  house  16  Union 
O'Neil  James,  carpenter,  liouse  43  Third 
O'Neil  James,  carpenter,  h.  3.  W.  Ferry  alley 
O'Neil  John,  boatman,  house  61  Third 
O'Neil  John,  carpenter,  bds.  9  Chapel 
O'Neil  John,  cooper,  house  22  Jackson 
O'Neil  Margaret,  widow,  house  1 10  Canal 
O'Neil  Micliael,  laborer  house  168  Jefferson 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer,  house  1 18  Sand 
O'Neil  Michael,  porterhouse,  162  Montgomery 
O'Neil  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  56  Arch 
O'Neil  Owen,  grocer,  58  Arch,  house  do. 
O'Neil  Patrick,  cooper,  bds.  22  Jackson 
O'Neil  Patrick,  laborer,  house  42  Philip 
O'Neil  P.  Richard,  bds.  89  Canal 
O'Neil  Thomas  J.  carpenter,  house  111  Orange 
O'Neil  William,  clerk,  bds.  19  William 
O'Neil  William,  painter,  h  78  Franklin 
O'Neil  William  K.  physician,  5  Beaver,  bds.  19 

William 
O'Neill  Andrew,  carpenter,  house  22  .Jefferson 
O'Regan  John,  waiter,  house  34  Union 
O'Riely  James,  machinist,  bds.  42  Wash.  ave. 
O'Riley  Thomas,  house  71  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
O'Rourk Thomas,  grocer,  219  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
O'Rourke  Patrick,   cutter,  425  Broadway,  house 

16/^  South  Lansing  • 
O'Shaughnessey  Julia,  widow,  house  6  Foundry 

place 
O'Shaughnessey    Michael,    moulder,    house    6 

Foundry  place 
O'Shaughnessy  Morris,  laborer,  h.  33  Church 
O'Sullivan  Andrew,  butcher,  house  88  Bradford 
O'SuUivan  Michael,  Catholic  bookseller,  63  S. 
Pearl  and  teacher,  187  B'way,  h.  63  S.  Pearl 
O'Toole  John,  brakemau,  bds.  72  Montgomery 
Oakes  Peter,  house  62  Howard 
Oakley  George,  publisher,  bds.  177  State 
Oakley  Samuel  H.  printer,  house  177  State 
Oatfieid  Christoplier,  cook,  h.  5  W.  Ferry  alley 
Oatfield  Francis,  laborer,  house  rear  174  Broad 
Oathout  Peter,  carman,  house  125  Lumber 
Oatman  Walter,  cooper,  bds.  20  Lydius 
Ockart  Michael,  carpenter,  house  Washington 

avenue,  above  Partridge 
Odell  Bridget,  widow,  house  171  Orange 
Oellinger  Marx,  peddler,  house  141  Bowery 
Offenheiser  Godfrey  {Johnson  &  0.),  fruits,  &c., 
25  South  Pearl,  house  271  Washington  ave. 
Offerman  Agnes,  widow,  house  159  Spruce 
Offinger  Leonard,  cooper,  house  22  S.  Ferry 
Ogden  Alexander,  clerk,  466  Broadway,  bds.  277 

Lydius 
Ogden  Charles  P.  gilder,  bds.  37  La  Fayette 
Ogden  Edward,   [Woollett  &  0.),   architect,  59 

State,  house  50  Chapel 
Ogden  Esther,  widow,  house  37  La  Fayette 
Ogdeu  Hannah,  widow,  bds.  100  Lydius 
Ogden  John,  shipcarpenter,  house  1 16  Franklin 
Ogden  Margaret  Mrs.  h.  277  Lydius  [Lydius 

Ogden  Merritt  T.  clerk,  48  S.  Pearl,  house  277 
Ogden  Stephen  P.  blacksmith,  h.  37  La  Fayette 
Ogden  Thomas  E.  engineer,  house  106  Herkimer 
Ogden  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  Ferry,  near  Ontario 
Ogier  Augustus  N.  carpenter,  h.  Spruce,  n.  Perry 
Ogsbury '( Jaco6  H.)  &  Co.  dry  goods,  81  Wash- 
ton  avenue,  house  79  do. 
OgsbuiT  John  D.  house  165  Jay 
Olcott  Dudley,  accountant,  Mech.  and  Farmer,?' 

Sav.  Bank,  bds.  Ten  Broeck,  n.  Lumber 
Olcott  Frederick  P.  clerk.  Mechanics  and  Farm- 
ers' Bank,  bds.  Ten  Broeck,  n.  Lumber 


Olcott  {John  /.)  &   King  {J.  IL),   attorneys,  69 

State,  house  Ten  Broeck.  near  Lumber 
Olcott  Theodore,  house  106  North  Pearl 
Olcott  Thomas,  cashier  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  house  138  Eagle 
Olcott  Thomas   W.   president    Mechanics    and 

Farmers'  Bank,  h.  Ten  Broeck  cor.  Lnmber 
Olds  Henry,  shoemaker,  bds.  62  Union 
Olds  Joseph,  W.  R.  R.  bis.  62  Union 
Oliver  A.  J.  gardener,  house  210  Jefferson 
Oliver  Gilson,  carpenter,  60  Maiden  lane,  house 

19  Park 
Oliver  Henry,  malster,  house  313  Wash.  ave. 
Oliver  John,  carpenter,  60  Maiden  lane,  house 

226  Hamilton 
Oliver  John  A.  roofer,  house  176  Hudson 
Oliver  Peter,  carman,  bds.  Albany  Hotel 
Oliver  Thomas,  paver,  h.  rear  24  Van  Schaick 
Oliver  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  (]anal 
Olmsted  Hiram,  Mrs,  h.  47  Second 
Olney  Ebenezer,  planer,  h.  Learned  c.  Thacher 
Onch  Philip,  cabinetmakerr,  h.  45  Alexander 
Onderdonk  Abi'aham  F.  house  199  Lumber 
Onkey  .Jane,  widow,  house  229  South  Pearl 
Onkey  Mary,  dressmaker,  229  South  Pearl 
Onkey  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  229  South  Pearl 
Onser  Frederick,  laborer,  h.rear  13S  Broad 
Oppenheim  Gerson,  grocer,  92  Herkimer,  house 

94  do. 
Oppenheim  Lewis,  hatter,  123  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Oppenheim  Wm.  clerk,  92  Herkimer,  b.  94  do. 
Orange  William,  laborer,  house  52  Mulberry 
Orcutt  E.  B.  stoneware  manufactory,  234  Ham- 
ilton, house  404  Lydius  [Lydius 
Orcutt  Eleazer,  pottery,  234  Hamilton,  li.   250 
Orcutt  Joseph  B.  machinist,  house  7  Van  Woert 
Orcutt  Lysander  A.  foundry  materials  and  grist 

mill,  Tivoli  hollow,  house  do. 

Ordell ,  house  41  Broad  [52  Philip 

Ordell  John,  baggageman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 
Orlop  Amos  C.  clerk,  bds.  694  Broadway 
Ormston  Eliza,  tailoress,  house  30  Herkimer 
Ormston  John,  carpenter,  lids.  30  Herkimer 
Orr  David  {Edsnn  &  Co.)  distiller,  11   Hudson, 

house  3S  Lydius 
Orr  Robert  Mrs.  house  71  Hamilton 
Orr  {William)  &  Blair  {David  S.),  brassfounders, 

64  Beaver,  house  89  Hudson 
Orr  William  E.  bookkeeper,  bds.  38  Lydius 
Orsboru  Charlotte,  dressmaker  and  tailoress,  86 

Hudson,  house  do. 
Orssin  H.  Maria,  widow,  house  82  Bleecker 
Orth  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  67  Clinton 
Orth  Josepli,  porterhouse,  1  Tenuis,  house  do. 
Orton  Albert,  telegi-aph  operator,  b.  28  Division 
Osborn  David,  carpenter,  b.  B'way  c.  S.  Ferry 
Osboi'u  George,  shoemaker,  house  133  Orange 
Osborn  Henry,  clerk,  476  Bway,  b.  102  Hudson 
Osborn  {James  Jl.)  &  Co.  {Geo.  Hoi/t  &  Mose  Ho- 

taling),  grocers,  159  S.  Pearl,  h.  136  Hamil'n 
Osborn  Jeremiah,  shoes,  350  Broadway,  h.  102 

Hudson  [147  North  Pearl 

Osborn  John  W.  roofing  slates,  10  James,  house 
Osborn  Margaret  K.  house  20  Beaver 
Osborn  Nehemiah,   baker,    12  Bleecker,  house 

212  Broadway  [La  Fayette 

Osborn  Sarah,  washing  and  ironing,  house  38 
Osborn  Wm.  clerk,  house  127  Jefferson 
Osborn  William  Mrs.  milliner,  h.  20  Beaver 
Osborn  William  L.  overseer  poor,  b.  212  B'way 
Osborn  William  S.  clerk,  384  Broadway,  bds. 

67  Beaver 
0.sgood  Charles,  moulder,  house  874  Broadway 
Osmond  John,  pianotuner,  house  25  Lancaster 
Osterhout  David,  railroad  agent,  Maiden  lane, 

cor.  Dean,  house  397  State 
Osterhout  Henry,  farmer,  Morton,  n.   Del.  turn. 


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ALBANY      [P]      DIRECTORY. 


Osterhout  Henry,  railroad  agent,  h.  40  W.  Ferry 
Osterhout  James,  engineer,  h.  864  Broadway 
Osterhout  Schuyler,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  88  Lark 
Osterhout  Wm.  H.  engineer,  house  at  Bath 
Ostram  Charles,  bds.  64  Westerlo 
Ostram  John,  boat  captain,  bds.  64  Westerlo 
Ostram  Wm.  boatman,  house  64  Westerlo 
Ostrander  Hannah,  widow,  house  Harrison  near 

Broadway,  Greenbush  [383  Lydius 

Ostrander  James,  butcher,  14  Centre  Market,  h. 
Ostrander  James  S.  bookkeeper,  16  Beaver,  house 

171  Jay 
Ostrander    John,  brakeman  W.    R.    R.    house 

SaXi  Washington,  Greenbush 
Ostrander  John  A.  clerk,  10  Centre  Market,  bds. 

383  Lydius 
Ostrander  Peter,  carman,  h.  Broadway,  Greenb. 
Ostrom  Gipson  T.  clerk,  18  Hudson,  b.  54  Jay 
Ostrora  Henry,  clerk,  8  Green,  bds.  235  Lumber 
Ostrum  Mary,  widow,  house  34  Lancaster 
Oswald  Henry  U.  butcher,  house  Clinton  aven- 
ue, above  Robin 
Oswald  James,  3d  district  police,  h.  55  Colonic 
Oswald  Win.  blacksmith,  house  i.'9  Union 
Ott  Catharine  Mrs.  h.  73  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Ott  Friend  J.  printt^-,  b.  73  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Ott  James  C.  bds.  73  Swan,  Arbor  Hill 
Ott  Silieria(J3o«rd?/ian,  Gray  &  Co.),  ])ianofortes, 

468  Broadway,  house  45  Steuben 
Ouar  Christian,  moulder,  house  330  S.  Pearl 
Ouar  Michael,  laborer,  house  127  Nucella 
Out  KUen,  dressmaker,  house  149  Broadway 
Out  Wm.  H.  fireman,  house  149  Broadway 
Outwin  William,  printer,  bds.   16  Beaver 
Ovens   George,  ink,  varnish   and  blacking,  10 

Exchange,  house  138  North  Pearl 
Overton  Charles  G.  carpenter,  h.  288  Lydius 
Overton  Elizabeth,  baker,  284  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Overton  Wm.  bricklayer,  house  288  Lydius 
Owels  Wm.  H.  baker,  house  89  Franklin 
Owen  Ann,  widow,  house  141  Canal 
Owen  Edward  {Smyth  &  0.)  dry  goods,  71  South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Owen  Hugh,  tailor,  house  81  Lancaster 
Owen  John,  carpenter,  house  r.   24  Van  Woert 
Owens  Edward,  dentist,  35  Grand,  house  do. 
Owens  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  112  Third 
Owens  Estlier,  widow,  liouse  52  S.  Lansing 
Owens  James,  laborer,  house  39  Hamilton 
Owens  James,  waterworks,  house  141  Canal 
Owens  James  M.  goldbeater,  house  31  Philip 
Owens  John,  laborer,  house  377  State 
Owens  John,  paver,  house  34  Van  Schaick 
Owens  John,  laborer,  house  143  Canal 
Owens  Melvin  B.  bookkeeper,  18  State,  h._32  Jay 
Owens  Robert,  harnessmaker,  bds.  52  S.  Lansing 
Owens  Thomas  T.  glazier,  58  Green,  house  55 

Divison 
Owens  ( William)  &  Vanburen  {Adam  T.),  boots 

and  shoes.  Jay  cor.  Lark,  house  do. 
Owens  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  house  301  Hudson 
Owten  George,  tailor,  bds.  208  Broadway 
Ozier  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  house  32  Water 

PACKARD  CHESTER,  house  37  lower  Spring 
Packard   George   W.    {Shear,  Packard  &    Co.), 

stove  manuf.  17  Green,  bds.  140  State 
Packard  Jolm  C.  printer,  house  57  S.  Lansing 
Packard  John  Chester,  peddler,  h.  36  1.  Spring 
Packard  Joseph  jr.  {Sheart,  Packard  &  Co.),  stove 

manuf,  17  Green,  house  184  State 
Packard  Mary,  widow,  house  17  Hawk 
Packard  Robert  L.  19  Green,  bds.  140  State 
Packard  Wm.  J.  painter,  house  37  lower  Spring 
Paddock  Benjamin  F.  laborer,  h.  309  B'way 
Paddock  Edward  E.  boatman,  h.  268  S.  Pearl 


Paddock  Harriet,  widow,  house  262  Elm 
Paddock  Henry,  bds.  160  Lydius 
Paddock  Peter  J.  baker,  house  71  Division 
Paddock  Stephen,  house  76  Division 
Paddock  Stephen  jr.  attorney  and  commissioner, 

51  State,  house  1  Lancaster 
Paddock  Wm.  S.  attorney,  51  State,  h.  160  Lydius 
Padlow  John,  carpenter,  bds.  101  Philip 
Padlow  Joseph,  moulder,  house  49  Johnson 
Padlow  Richard,  carpenter,  house  101  Philip 
Padnobske  Magiialene  Mrs.  house  53  Bowery 
Page  Enoch,  moulder,  58  Liberty,  h.  1  Wilbur 
Page  Lsai.ah  (J.  Page  &  Son),  house  92  Grand 
Page  Joel   &   Son  (Isaiah  Page),  iron  foundry, 

58  Liberty,  house  263  Lydius 
Page  John  K.  {Teller  Sc  Page),  gent's  furnishing 

goods,  462  and  464  Broadway,  h.  41  First 
Page  Lawrence,  foreman,  58  Liberty,  boards  38 

Herkimer 
Page  Mercy,  widow,  house  67  Orange 
Page  Susan  Mrs.  house  69  Hawk 
Paglow  Philip,  shoemaker,  house  143  Bowery 
Paige  J.  C.  Y.  chamberlain   and  deputy  excise 

officer.  City  Hall,  house  57  Hawk 
Paige  N.  F.  Mrs.  liouse  32  .lay  [104  State 

Paine  Henry  D.  homajpathic  physician,  house 
Paine  John,  moulder,  house  11  Catharine 
Paine,  see  Payne 

Palmateer  Janu-s  D.  salesman,  house  195  Spruce 
Palmatter  Samuel  {Radley  &  Palmatter),  grocer, 

176  Hudson,  house  do. 
Palmer  Ambrose  W.  clerk,  house  122  Lark 
Palmer  {Amos  P.),  Newton  {Horace  B.)  &  Co.  (/. 

H.  Nash  &  J.   M.  Newton),  Salamander  fire- 
brick works,  Riitlibone  on  A.  &  V.   R.  R. 

house  atNewtonville 
Palmer  Byron  R.  5  State,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Palmer  Caleb  W.  clerk  at  Rathbone's  foundry, 

house  809  Broadway 
Palmer  Catharine,  widow,  house  360  State 
Palmer  Charles  G.  painter,  bds.  360  State 
Palmer  Enoch,  moulder,  bouse  61  Lydius 
Palmer  Elizabeth,  widow  of  James,  h.  320  State 
Palmer  Erastus  D.  sculptor,  studio  Columbia  pi. 

north  end  Eagle,  house  1  Columbia  place 
Palmer  Ezra  R.  4tli  district  police,  h.  135  Bowery 
Palmer  George  A.  clerk,  422  B'way,  b.  12  Grand 
Palmer  Ira  W.  house  178  Jefferson 
Palmer  Isaiah,  salesman,  326  B'way,  b.  51  Lydius 
Palmer  Joel  H.   engineer,   W.  R.  R.  house  at 

Greenbush 
Palmer  John,  painter,  house  153  Elm 
Palmer  L.  B.  turner,  house  882  Broadway 
Palmer  Luther  M.  {Crook,  Palmer  &  Co.),  pro- 
visions, 9  State,  house  99  Hudson 
Palmer  Mark,  teamster,  house  169  Jay 
Palmer  Mary,  widow  of  William,  h.  33  Westerlo 
Palmer  Nathaniel  J.  painter,  bds.  360  State 
Palmer  Ray  Rev.  house  167  Hamilton 
Palmer  Wm.  house  7  Lark 
Fame  Motto,  basketmaker,  h.  10  Alexander 
Pangburn  Alida  Mrs.  house  124  Chestnut 
Pangburn  Isaac,  painter,  house  122  Chestnut     ' 
Pangburn  John  S.  furniture  wagon,  house  124 

Chestnut 
Pangburn    Wilhelmus,  painter,    42  Chestnut, 

house  36  lower  Spring 
Papeu  {Theodore)  &  Co.   {Fred.  Andes),  grocers, 

74  Schuyler,  house  b3  do. 
Pardon  Jabez,  printer,  house  183  Third 
Pareira  Aaron,  clothing,  224  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Pareira  Abraham,  peddler,  house  120  Arch 
Park  Curtis,  clerk,  bds.  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  FeiTy 


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Parke  Harriet,  widow,  bds.  106  State 
Parke  Sarah  S.  house  54  La  Fayette 
Parker  Amasa  J.  attorney,  h.  143  Wash,  avenue 
Parker  Andrew  J.  shoemaker,  house  97  Bassett 
Parker  Catharine,  widow,  liouse  115  Lumber 
Parker  Jesse,  shoemaker,  h.  7  Bethlehem  road 
Parker  Jesse  jr.  shoemaker,  h.  4  Bethlehem  road 
Parker  John,  shipping  clerk,  h.  North  Albany 
Parker  John  N.  carpenter.  Chapel  cor.  Steuben, 

house  51  Chapel 
Parker  Levi,  real  estate  agt.  183  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Parker  Mary  Mrs.  dry  goods,  71  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Parker  Wm.  W.  merchant  tailor,  40  State,  house 

36  Eagle 
Parkes  Wm.  musician,  house  174  Lumber 
Parkhurst  N.  S.  clerk,  475  Broadway,  boards  15 

Lancaster 
Parks  Henry  A.  carman,  house  rear  329  Lydius 
Parks  Ricliard  H.  sculptor,  bds.  66  Westerlo 
Parkyns  Theodore  S.  mason,  house  6  Chestnut 
Parmelee  Ashbel  B.  canal  appraiser.  State  Hall, 

liouse  at  Malone 
Parmelee  Philip  E.  printer,  bds.  11  Swan 
Parnell  Willard,  sawfiler  and  hand  screwmaker, 

50  Howard,  house  43  lower  Spring 
Parnhftm  Wm.  F.  nurse,  house  808  Broadway 
Parr  Harris,  bds.  102  Franklin 
Parr  John  E.  printer,  bds.  102  Franklin 
Parr  Richard,  house  102  Franklin 
Parr  Richard  jr.  street  sui4.  S.  D.  b.  102  Franklin 
Parrismann  John,  furnaceman,  h.  217  Broad 
Parrott  Elliott,  carriagemaker,  house  62  Daliius 
Parrott  Thomas,   carpenter,    H.   R.    R.    house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
PaiTy  William  H.  paperhangings,  96  S.  Pearl, 

house  92  Hamilton 
Parson  Sylvanus,  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Parsons  Charles  E.    {Harvey  Parsons    &  Son), 

house  23  Ten  Broeck 
Parsons  Esther,  widow,  house  1  lO  North  Pearl 
Parsons  Harvey  &  Son  (C.  U.  Parsons),  cabinet- 
makers, undertakers  and  upholsterers,  601 
Broadway,  house  23  Ten  Broeck 
Parsons  Henry  S.  77  Pier,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Parsons  Jacob  E.  lumberman,  h.  204  N.  Pearl 
Parsons  Jas.  W.  clothing,  415  B'way,  h.  828  do. 
Parsons  Javey,   laborer,  house  Colonic  comer 

Montgomery 

Parsons  John  D.  {Weed,  P.  &  Co.  also   Weed, 

Dawson  &  Co.),  Evening  Journal,  59  State, 

house  171  North  Pearl 

Parsons  L.  Sprague,  manufacturer,  h.  806  B'way 

Parsons  Seth  E.   {Greene   &   P.),   photographic 

goods,  496  Broadway,  house  150  Hudson 
Parsons  S.  H.  H.  police  justice,  Center  Market, 

house  110  North  Pearl 

Parsons  Stephen  H.  clerk,  477  Broadway,  bds. 

828  Broadway  [nue,  house  148  do. 

Pasco  Ezra  L.  stoves,  &c.,   56  Washington  ave- 

Pasco  Robert  V.  stoves  and  tinsmith,  Broadway, 

opposite  Ferry,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Pasco  &  Co.  boots  and  shoes,  53  Wash,  avenue 
Passenger  Andrew,  gardener,  house  N.  Albany 
Patterson  Henry,  mason,  bds.  168  Eagle 
Patterson  John,  state  inspector  of  weights  and 

measures.  State  Hall,  house  25  Daliius 
Patrick  Catharine,  widow,  house  37  Alexander 
Patrick  James  M.  paperhanger,  house  354  Lydius 
Patrick  Simeon,  peddler,  house  173  Lumber 
Patten  Alexander,  laborer,  house  265  N.  Pearl 
Patten  Edward  P.  clerk,  Atlas  and  Argus,  house 

42  lower  Spring 
Patten  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Patten  Jolm  R.  clerk.  Water  cor.    North  Ferry, 

house  190  North  Pearl 
Patten  John  W.  lumber  inspector,  h.  26  Third 
Patten  Marcus,  carman,  house  North  Albany 


Patten  Moses  &  Co.  {Samuel  Patten),  produce,  80 

Pier,  flour  mill  82  do.  h.  54  Wash,  avenue 
Patten  R.  J.  lumber.  Water  cor.  Quackenbush, 

house  81  Second 
Patten  Samuel  {M.  Patten  &  Co.),  produce,   80 

Pier,  house  192  State 
Patterson  Alfred,  tailor,  141  Broad 
Patterson  Charles,  laborer,  bds.  54  Lawrence 
Patterson  George,  machinist,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Patterson  Hamilton,  tracklayer,  h.  113  Third 
Patterson  Henry,  mason,  bds.  168  Eagle 
Patterson  James  A.  house  19  Catharine 
Patterson  John  Mrs.  house  81  Church 
Patterson  John,  bricklayer,  house  155  Canal 
Patterson  John,  wooldealer,  house  169  Hamilton 
Patterson  Martha,  widow,  house  16  Chapel 
Patterson  Richard,  doorman,  second  police  dis- 
trict, house  33  Second 
Patterson  Thomas,  goldbeater,  house  145  Grand 
Patterson  William,  carpenter,  house  175  Orange 
Patterson  William  G.  cigarmaker,  h.  281  Lumber 
Patterson,  see  Pater  son. 
Pattison  Ann  Miss,  house  79  First 
Pattison  Dudley,  harnessmaker,  h.  101  Clin.  ave. 
Pattison  Mary,  widow,  house  79  First 
Pauchard  Louis,  house  4  William 
Paul  Robert,  marblecutter,  bds.  19  William 
Paul  Samuel,  clerk,  420  B'way,  h.  154  Hudson 
Pauley  David,  moulder,  house  130  Eagle 
Pauley  James,  moulder,  bds.  130  Eagle 
Pauley  John,  painter,  house  197  Broad 
Pauley  Peter  M.  porter,  house  62  Delaware 
Paulis  Kaspar,   clerk,    128  South  Pearl,   house 

Morton  near  Delawai'e  turnpike 
Paulis  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  Delaware  n.  Eliz'bth 
Pauls  Dedrick,  tanner,  house  94  Hawk 
Pauly  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  13  Great  Wes- 

•    tern  turnpike 
Payn  Benjamin,  tobacconist,   447  Broadway,  h. 
132  North  Pearl  (see  notice  on  page  14  Adv. 
Department) 
Payn  William,  moulder,  house  45  Lumber 
Payne  Charles  H.  clerk,  treasurer's  office,  State 

Hall 
Payne  Edward  M.  bds.  41  Swan 
Payne  {Francis  W.)  &  Crosby  [Alien  G.),  provi- 
sions, 16  Hudson,  house  20  Daliius 
Payne  George  K.  exchange  office,  438  Broadway, 

house  41  Swan,  bet.  State  and  Wash.  ave. 
Payne  George  R.  student,  bds.  20  Daliius 
Payne  John  H.  machinist,  h.   1  Hamilton  place 
Payne  Maria,  widow,  house  71  Division 
Payne  William  B,  carpetweaving,  3  Lark,  Ar.  h. 
Payne,  see  Paine. 

Peacock  .Jacob,  wooddealer,  house  249  Hudson 
Peacock  James,  carman,  house  73  Lawrence 
Peacod  Samuel,  baker,  house  44  Lawrence 
Peal  John,  peddler,  house  311  South  Pearl 
Pearce  John,  fancy  turner,  45  Maiden  lane 
Pearce,  see  Peircc,  Pearse  and  Pierce 
Pearcey  Henrietta,  tailoress,  bds.  36  La  Fayette 
Pearcey  William,  constable,  9th  ward,  h.  36  La 
Pearhoff  Michael,  engineer,  623  Broadway,  house 
Fayette  [8  Delaware 

Pearl  Alexander,  peddler,  house  95  Schuyler 
Pearl  John,  wheelwright,  h.    B'way,  Greenbush 
Pearl  Moses,  peddler,  house  137  Broad 
Pearl  Mary  E.  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  15Quack'bush 
Pearsall  David  H.  carriagemaker,  h.  304  South 

Pearl 
Pearfee  Gilbert  F.  clerk,  3  Hudson,  boards   186 

Lancaster 
Pearse  Marshall,  grainmeasurer,  h.  186  Lancaster 
Pearse  Sebastian,  bookkeeper,  116  Water,  house 

215>^  Lumber 
Pearse,  see  Pearce,  Pierce  and  Peirce 
Pearson  Thomas,  machinist,  house  8  Lumber 


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Pease  Charles  E.  manufacturer  of  agricultural 
implements,  Tivoli  hollow,  b.  777  Broadway 
Pease  Charles  L.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  of- 
fice, house  3  Washington  avenue 
Pease  Cliauncey  D.  pianouiaker,  bds.  73  Second 
Pease  George  H.  Directory  canvasser,  78  State 
Pease  Jenny  Frassoni,  teacher  of  languages  and 

music,  bds.  73  Second 
Pease  Earl  P.  bds.  777  Broadway 
Pease   Frederick  S.    bookkeeper.    Commercial 

Bank,  house  62  Lodge 
Pease  Harry  E.  litliographer,  engraver  and  sta- 
tioner, 518  Broadway,  bds.  777  do. 
Pease  Richard  H.  bds.  777  Broadway 
Pease  Richard  H.  jr.  bds.  777  Broadway 
Peck  Allen  F.  moulder,  house  89  Eagle 
Peck  Amelia,  widow,  house  6S  Lumber 
Peck  Benjamin  R.  doors,  sashes  and  blinds,  55 

Chapel,  house  at  Cohoes 
Peck  {DcLavan)  &  Co.  {A.   G.  liosboro),  proprie- 
tors MercJuints'  Hotel,  505  Broadway 
Peck  Delia  Mrs  house  15  Lancaster 
Peck  Edward  H.  lumber  ins.  house  68  Lumber 
Peck  {Elcazcr  A.)  k  Hillman  [Joseph),  life  insu- 
rance, 4-12  Broadway,  house  at  Troy 
Peck  Eliza,  widow,  h.  116  Washiugton  avenue 
Peck  Riley  W.  clerk,  62  State,  h.  15  Lancaster 
Peckham  Rut'iis  W.  justice  supreme  court,  office 

Tweddle  Hall,  house  123  State 
Peckham  Rufus  P.  jr.  [Tretnaine  &  P.),  attorneys, 

Tweddle  Hall,  house  123  State 
Pecock  Martin,  carman,  house  North  Albany 
Pedlow  John,  carpenter,  b.   Philip  n.  W.  Ferry 
Peebles  John,  tailor,  house  148  Broad 
Peek  A.  Mason,  civil  engineer,  IM.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  37  Jr.y 
Peel  John,  baker,  house  145  Lancaster 
Peelor  Joliu  H.  tinsmith,  house  13  Liberty 
Peevers  William,  patteruiiler,  house  308  State 
Peirce  J.  M.  salesman,  332  B'way,  bds.  69  High 
Peirce,  see  Pierce,  Pearcc  and  Fcarse 
Peirson  Charles  (Ubsdell,  F.  6c  Co.),  dry  goods, 

41  North  Pearl 
Pelmn  Matilda,  widow,  house  237  S.  Pearl 
Pelmn  Peter,  carpenter,  bds.  257  S.  Pearl 
Peraberton  Ebenezer  Mrs.  house  35  Ten  Broeck 
Pemberton    Jolm,   grocer.   North  Pearl  corner 

Columbia,  liouse  71  Teu  Broeck 
Pemberton  Jolm  L.  poulterer,  h.  6  Del.  turn. 
Pemberton  Peter,  laborer,  house  r.  138  Broad 
Pembeiton  Thomas  L  house  30  Van  Scliaick 
Pemberton  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  52  N.  Lansing 
Pender  John,  bartender,  532  Broadway,  house 

55  West  Ferry 
Pender  Patrick,  laborer,  house  55  West  Ferry 
Pendergrast  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  139  Green 
Pendergrast  Edward,  laborer,  h.  33  Van  Zandt 
Fenders  Martin,  at  H.  R.  R.  shop,  h.  185  B'way 
Pendle  Abraham,  house  104  Broad 
Pendleton  Lansing,  carpenter,  h.  9  Catharine 
Pentield  Edward  C.  11  Hudson,  bds.  27  Grand 
Peufield  George  U.  bookkeeper,  W.  R.  R.  house 

at  Greenbush 
Penn  William,  whitewasher,  h.  57  Howard 
Pennie  John,  cooper,  42  Qu^y,  h.  11  Bleecker 
Pennie  John  jr.  cooper,  42  Uuay  and  66  Herki- 
mer, house  i6l  Lydius 
Pennington  James,  mason,  bds.  59  S.  Lansing 
Pennyfeather  Richard,  stovemouuter,  house  277 
Green  [bds.  27  William 

Penoyer  Chester  N.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.,  E.  Albany, 
Penoyer  William  J.  [Stoiuell  &  P.),  commission 

merchant,  108  Pier,  house  6  Hall  place 
Pens  Michael,  laborer,  liouse  13  Bowery 
Pepper  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  174  Broad 
Pepper  Calvin,  attorney,  house  211  Hamilton 
Pepper  Calvin  Mrs.  widow,  house  16  High 


Pepper  George,  clerk,  house  16  High 

Pepper  Louis,  restaurant,  284  B'way,  house  do. 
Pepperkorn  Samuel,  peddler,  h.  89  Herkimer 
Peppinck  John,  shoemaker,  h.  76  Franklin 
Pt-pson  Stephen,  potter,  house  250  Lydius 
Percy  James,  pressman,  bds.  18  Quackenbush 
Percy  John,  attorney,  bds.  16  Quackenbush 
Percy  John  jr.  house  93  Third 
Percy  Jonas,  cigarmaker,  bds.  747  Broadway 
Percy  Jose])h,  carpenter,  house  1  Tivoli  iiollow 
Percy  Maria,  house  3  Hunter's  alley 
Percy  Wm.  N.  liouse  3  Hunter's  alley 
Perdue  Henry,  cooper,  house  10 1  Green 
Perkins  Frank  P.  dry  goods,  554  Broadway,  h. 

227  Hamilton 
Perkins    George  R.  deputy  state  engineer  and 

surveyor.  State  Hall,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Perkins  Jesse  A.  dentist,  77  Lydius 
Perkins  William  W.  554  B'way,  h.  308  Lydius 
Penies  Martin,  laborer,  house  13  Bowery 
Pero  Jacob,  furnaceman,  h.  Mort.  n.  Del.  turn. 
Peron  Jeremiah,  boatman,  h.  23  lower  Spring 
Perry  Eli,  liouse  85  Washington  avenue 
Perry  Hiram,  pro.  dealer  and  malster,  Bowery, 

cor.  Robin,  house  174  State 
Peny  John,  baker,  house  W.  Ferry,  b.  Ontario 
Perry  John  S.  (IF.  &  J.  Treadwell,  P.  &  Norton), 

iron  founder,  110  Beaver,  h.  140  Wash.  ave. 
Perry  Joseph,  laborer,  house  71  Grand 
Perry  William  H.  carriaufemaker,  h.  25  W.  Ferry 
Pester  John  H.  clerk,  bds.  88  Lark 
Pester  Thomas,  baker,  bds.  88  Lark 
Pester  William,  house  88  Lark 
Peter  George,  carpenter,  h.  297  Wash,  avenue 
Peterman  "jeiferson,    watchmaker   and   sewing 

machines,  36  Hudson,  house  247  Lydius 
Peters  C.  F.  manuf.  jeweler,  50  Green,  bouse  252 

South  Pearl 
Peters  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  25  Bowery 
Peters  Geo.  0.  agent,  house  16  South  Ferry 
Peters  Gerhardus   A.    moroccodresser,   bds.   19 

Van  Schaick 
Peters  John,  moroccodresser,  h.  19  Van  Schaick 
Peters  John  G.  liquors,  780  B'way,  h.  236  Lumber 
Peterson  Andrew,  house  46  Second 
Peterson  Andrew  jr.  baker,  h.  26  Van  Schaick 
Peterson  Charles,  macliinist,  house  166  Third 
Peterson  Frederick,  baker,  h.  26  Van  Schaick 
Peterson  John,  baker,  h.  301  Wash,  avenue 
Petit  Charles,  carpenter,  bds.  799  Broadway 
Petit  James,  foreman,  6  Pruyn,  h.  344  Lydius 
Petrie  Henry   A.  clerk,   state  engineer's  office, 

State  Hall,  bds.  17  Jay 
Petry  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  Morton,  n.  Del.  turn. 
Pettingill  J.  H.  Rev.  sec.  A.  B.  C.  F.  misssons, 

124  State,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Pettingill  Michael,  baker,  97  Beaver,  house  do. 
Pettingill  William,  freight  dispatcher,  N.  Y.  C. 

R.  R.  bds.  29  Quackenbusli 
Pew  Margaret,  house  208  Green 
Pew  Maria,  house  208  Green 
Pfeifer  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  117  Franklin 
Ptlantz  Michael,  tailoj',  liouse  164  Broad 
Pllautz  William,  tailor,  house  169  Broad 
Pfordt  Joseph  G.  gardener,  h.  101  Van  Woert 
Phelan  James,  laborer,  house  36  Van  Woert 
Phelan  John,  coal,  Broadway  cor.  De  Witt 
Phelan  Sarah  A.  widow,  bds.  76  Lydius 
Phelps  Addison,  teacher,  h.  S.  Pearl  cor.  Alex. 
Phelps  Albert,  clerk,  house  96  Colonic 
Phelps  Charles  E.  cooper,  house  312)^  State 
Phelps  Erastus  R.  Mrs.  house  43  Swan 
Phelps  Geo.  Y.  porterhouse,  119  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Phelps  James,  boatman,  house  152  Eagle 
Phelps  Miles  H.  carman,  house  102  Lark 
Phelps  Philip,  deputy  comptroller.   State  Hall, 

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Phelps   William   L.   M.   clerk,   451    Broadway, 

house  104  Eagle 
Phillips  Addison,  teacher,  h,  285  South  Pearl 
Phillips  Alexander,  waiter,  bds.  167  Grand 
Phillips   Anthony  J.   confectionery,  208  South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Phillips  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  103  Arch 
Phillips  Charles,  Junction  White  House  Tavern, 

Western  plank  road 
Phillips  Charles  A.  bookkeeper,  525  Broadway, 

bds.  Eagle  near  Hudson 
Phillips  Daniel  P.   stove-brickmaker,  house  4 

Tivoli  Hollow 
Phillips  David  (  Vischcr  &  P.),  grocer,  63  Beav- 
er, cor.  William,  house  8t>  Beaver 
Phillips  Franklin,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 
30  Steuben  [h.  107  Swan,  Arb.  h. 

Phillips  Geo.  K.  meat  market.  Third,  cor.  Swan, 
Phillips  Henry,  carriagetrimmer,  b.  24  Norton 
Phillips  James  A.  cigarmaker,  house  90  Third 
Phillips  James  C.  waiter,  29  Dean,  bds.  do. 
Phillips  John,  cattledealer,  h.  304  Wash,  avenue 
Phillips  John,  laborer,  house  78  Arch 
Phillips  John  P.  poultrydealer,  90  State,  house 

276  Washington  avenue 
Phillips  John  P.  laborer,  house  266  South  Pearl 
Phillips  Levi,  442  Broadway,  bds.  Frank.  House 
Phillips  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  167  Grand 
Phillips  Oscar,  fireman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  house 

15  Railroad  avenue 
Phillips  Patrick,  shoemaker,  19  Daniels,  h.  129 
Jefferson  I 

Phillips  Thomas  F.  physician,  33  Van  Schaick     [ 
Phillips  William,  National  Garden,  772  B'way      i 
Phillips  Wni.  H.  painter,  house  151  Jefferson 
Philpot  {John)  &  Day  (C),  carpenters,  58  Second, 

house  147  do. 
Phlpps  Bradford  S.  clerk,  494  B'way,  b.  199  State 
Pick  Salo,  physician,  98  State,  house  do. 
Picket  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  103  Hamilton 
Piepenbrink  Fred'k,  upholster,  h.  278  Lydius 
Pierce  A.  R.  house  926  Broadway 
Pierce  Edgar,  boards  926  Broadway 
Pierce  Fanny,  cloak  and  mantilla  maker,  132  S. 
Pearl  [Columbia 

Pierce  George  W.  clerk,  470  Broadway,  bds.  105 
Pierce  Harriet,  teacher,  house  38  Eagle 
Pierce  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  132  S.  Pearl 
Pierce  Lyman,  dry  goods,  270  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Pierce  Malinda,  teacher,  bds.  131  Lydius 
Pierce,  see  Pca7-ce,  Pearse,  and  Peircc 
Pierre  George,  brakeman,  bds.  Greenbush 
Piersons  Chas.  B.  jeweler,  house  258  Hamilton 
Pike  J.  at  Green  St.  Theatre,  bds.  Empire  House 
Pike  James,  boots  and  shoes,  h.  14  South  Pearl 
Pike  Margaret,  widow,  liouse  363  State 
Pike  Thomas  P.  coffee  and  spice,  h.  16  S.  Ferry 
Pillian  Michael,  laborer,  house  143  Chestnut 
Pillian  Thomas,  laborer,  house  143  Chestnut 
Pilsbury  Amos,  superintendent  Penitentiary 
Pilsburj'  Sherman  D.  officer  at  Penitentiary 
Pinckney  Abraliam,  weigher  and  measurer,  house 

15  Lark 
Pinckney  Jas.  D.  passenger  accountant,  N.  Y.  C. 
R.  R.,  Exchange  Building,  house  26  Division 
Pinckney  James  D.  jr.  clerk,  bds.  26  Division 
Pinckney  John  W.  weigher  and  measurer,  bds. 
156  Lumber  [h.  1  Wilbur 

Pinckney  William,  merchant  tailor,  32  Hudson, 
Pinder  John,  sawmaker,  liouse  5  Johnson 
Pinion  James,  shoemaker,  bouse  72  Colonie 
Piiniey  George  W.  engineer,  house  136  Second 
Pitcher  Isaac,  printer,  house  42  lower  Spring 
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  Autoine,  laborer,  h.  13  Clinton,  Bethlehem 


Pitt  George  Wm.  carpenter,  house  Willett  near 
Snipe  [Montgomery 

Pizer  Samuel,  tinsmith,  656  Broadway,  house  12 
Place  James,  stonecutter,  house  4  Rose 
Pladwell  John   {James  Burton  &  Co.),  looking- 
glass  manuf.  486  Broadway,  house  41  Dove 
Pladwell  Joseph,  house  92  Third 
Plank  Catharine,  tailoress,  h.  52  lower  Spring 
Piatt  Charles  E.  butcher,  State  corner  Lark,  h. 

221  State 
Piatt  Emily  L.  teacher,  bds.  209  Hamilton 
Piatt  Helen  T.  music  teacher,  bds.  209  Hamil'n 
Piatt  Lauren  R.  combmaker,  582  Broadway,  h. 

70  Clinton  avenue 
Platto  Chas.  T.  clerk,  30  State,  h.  14  Lancaster 
Platto  Edwai-d  C.  tinsmith,  h.  35  La  Fayette 
Platto  Hiram  L.  painter,  house  61  Second 
Platto  James  A.  carpenter,  house  14  Lancaster 
Plinta  Augustus,   civil  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  53  Wasliington  pvenue 
Plumb  Isaac,  clerk,  ods.  92  Lydius 
Plumb  J.  B.  president  of  the  Bank  of  the  Inte- 
rior, 61  State,  house  3  Elk 
Plumb  Leon,  house  58  Green 
Plummer  Lloyd,  seaman,  house  109  Beaver 
Pockman  William  S.  flour,  43  Quay,  h.  Partition 

corner  First,  Greenbush 
Pohl  Matthias,  tilemaker,  house  Great  Western 

turnpike  near  Perry 
Pohl  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  57  Sand 
Pohlman  Charles,  house  47  Hudson 
Pohlman  Daniel,  clerk,  431  B'way,  h.  21  Hudson 
Pohlman  Harry  E.  woodengraver,  448  B'way,  b. 

136  Washington  avenue 
Pohlman  Henry  N.  Rev.  h.  136  Wash,  avenue 
Pohlman  Jacob  I),  bds.  47  Hudson 
Pohlman  John,  stonecutter,  house  57  Clinton 
Pohly  Nathan,  clothing,  80  S.  Pearl,  h.  62  Lydius 
Pollard  Randall  D.  C.  musicpriuter,  519  Broad- 
way, bds.  8  Grand 
Polleat  Bernard  V.   teacher  of   dancing,    94 X 

State,  house  171  Elm 
Pollock  Moses,  tailor,  house  105  Arch 
Pomfret  James  E.  physician,  669  Broadway 
Poniken  Mark  J.  moulder,  house  73  Bowery 
Ponnar  Alfred,  cabinetmaker,  bds.  7  S.  Ferry 
Pool  Joseph,  shoemaker,  bds.  165  Broadway 
Pool  Stephen,  carman,  house  334  North  Pearl 
Poole  George,  carman,  house  51  North  Lansing 
Poole  John,  cannan,  house  65  North  Lansing 
Poole  Thatcher,  carpenter,  house  76  Lawrence 
Poor  W.    Clark,  clerk,  462  Broadway,  bds.  48 

Clinton  avenue 
Popp  Nicholas,  basketmaker,  h.  34  Benjamin 
Portchester  Benjamin,  clothing,  202  South  Pearl, 

house  264  South  Pearl 
Porter  Caroline  C.  nurse.  Third  below  Harrison, 
East  Albany  [College,  bds.  141  N.  Pearl 

Porter  Charles  H.  prof,  of  chemistry.   Medical 
Porter  George,  house  593  Broadway 
Porter  George,  gardener,  h.  238  Washington  ave. 
Porter  Giles  W.  house  86  Westerlo 
Porter  Ira,  paints  and  signpainter,  585  Broadway, 
and  canal  collector.  Little  Basin,  house  94 
Columbia 
Porter  Ira  jr.  assistant  bookkeeper,  Albany  City 

Bank,  bds.  94  Columbia 
Porter  Isaac  G.  peddler,  house  49  De  Witt 
Porter  Isaiah,  mirrormaker,  house  27  W.  Ferry 
Porter  John,  laborer,  h.  12  Rail  Road  avenue 
Porter  .lohn,  machinist,  house  179  Third 
Porter  John,  shoemaker,  77  Pier,  bds.   36  Van 

Schaick 
Porter  John  K.  {Cagger,  Porter  &  Hill),  attor- 
ney, 57  State,  house  13  Washington  ave. 
Porter  Sarah  Mrs.  house  94  Columbia 
Porter  Solomon,  bds.  81  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 


106 


AliBANY      [P]      DIRECTORY. 


Porter  William  C.  bds.  86  Westerlo 

Forth  (Frederick)  &  Co.  {John  Walter),  table  oil 

cloths,  286  Bowery,  h.  198  Washington  ave. 
PostJaiedA.  dry  goods,  538  Broadway,  house 

133  Eagle 
Potherly  John,  laborer,  house  52  Bradford 
Pottenberg  Henry,  dep.  sheriff,  h.  176  Lumber 
Potter  Benjamin  F.  attorney  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Ex- 
change Building,  house  at  Schenectady 
Potter  Lorenzo,  patent  rights,  h.  221  Hamilton 
Potter  Frederick,  laborer,  house  145  Bowery 
Potter  R.  Lyman,  house  221  Hamilton 
Potter  Sarah  A.  house  222  South  Pearl 
Potts  Jesse  C.  house  206  Lydius 
Potts  Mary  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  h.  7  Daniels 
Poultney  Geo.  W.  blacksmith,  house  89  Third 
Powell  Dorance.  carman,  house  307  Hudson 
Powell  Frederick,  attorney,  house  143  Second 
Powell  .John,  blacksmith,  house  127  Franklin 
Power  Edward,  shoemaker,  h.  3  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Power    George    W.    cabinetmaker,    house    297 

Washington  avenue 
Power  John,  brickmaker,  house  6  Teunis 
Power  John,  butcher,  204  Green,  h.  do. 
Powers  Edmund,  carpenter,  house  83  Cherry 
Powers  Edward,  moulder,  bds.  91  Cluu'ch 
Powers  Gilbert  A.  laborer,  house  at  Bath 
Powers  James,  blacksmith,  house  144  Eagle 
Powers  James,  laborei-,  liouse  36  Jeflersou 
Powers  James,  laborer,  house  at  Bath 
Powers  James,  laborer,  liouse  at  Greenbush 
Powers  James,  laborer,  h.  19  Plain  continued 
Powers  John,  laborer,  bouse  222  Broadway 
Powers  John,  laborer,  house  139  Church 
Powers  John,  laborer,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Powers  Joseph,  laborer,  house  532  Clinton  ave. 
Powers  Lawrence,  porterhouse,  16  Little  Basin 
Powers  Martin,  teamster,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  91  Church 
Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  52  Rensselaer 
Powers  Mary,  bds.  8'.i  Bleecker 
Powers  Micliael,  clerk,  house  1 1  Morton 
Powers  Patrick,  baker,  house  36  Jellerson 
Rowel's  Patrick,  blacksmith,   5  Plank  road,   h. 

85  Sand 
Powers  Peter,  carpenter,  bds.  221  Green 
Powers  Philip,  cooper,  house  143  Grand 
Powers  Richard,  laborer,  house  91  Bioad 
Powers  Richard,  laborer,  house  61  Broadway 
Powers  Thomas,  cooper,  liouse  Rensselaer  cor. 

Church 
Powers  Thomas,  engineer,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Prall  Wm.  H.  H.  grand  secretary  L  O.  of  0.  F. 

Northern    New   York,   Bleecker  Hall,    527 

Broadway,  house  69  Herkimer 
Pramer  Melson,  carman,  house  830  Broadway 
Prass  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  h.   150  up.  Spi'ing 
Prass  Charles  jr.  Hreman  A.   &  V.  R.  R.  bds 

i  50  upper  Spring 
Pratt  Aaron  B.  {Lee  &  P.),  attorneys,  also  {A.  B. 

Pratt  &   Co.),  N.  Y.  collecting  agency,  94 

State,  h.  100  up  Spring  [h.  6«  Jay 

Pratt  Anson  {Giffords  &  P.),  provisions,  56  Quay, 
Pratt  Benjamin  H.  steward,  house  387  State 
Pratt  L.  M.  homajpathio  physician,  580  B'way, 

bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Pratt  Lucy  A.  widow  of  Elisha  N.  h.  69  S.  Ferry 
Pratt  Philip,  carpenter,  house  117  Grand 
Pratt  Ralph,  hou.se  69  South  Ferry 
Pratt  William,  live  and  dressed  hogs,  Columbia 

turnpike,  house  East  Greenbush 
Prentice  Ebenezer,  moroccodresser,  h.  76  Canal 
Prentice  Ezra  P.  office  73  State,  h.  at  Mt.  Hope 
Prentice  John  F.  teacher,  house  98  Lancaster 
Prentice  William  R.  house  181  Lumber 
Prescott  Thomas,  upholsterer,  h.  47  S.  Ferry 
Prescott  Wm.  liarnessmaker,  house  152  Third 


Prest  David,  shoemaker,  house  96  Colonie 
Prest  John,   boots   and   shoes,   816  Broadway, 

house  90  Colonie 
Preston  Sylvester,  cabinetmaker,  h.  215  Lumb'r 
Preston  William  S.   comuiission  merchant,  HO 

Pier,  house  237  Lydius 
Pretzle  John,  brewer,  house  61  Bowery 
Price  James,  carriagemaker,  bds.  North  Albany 
Price  John,  laborer,  house  5  Orange 
Price  Michael,  laborer,  house  53  Snipe 
Price  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  69  Rensselaer 
Price  Robert  &  Co.  {Franklin  Vose),  mop  manu- 
facturers, 66  State,  bds.  197  Hudson 
Price  Thomas,  carman,  house  69  Second 
Prickner  John,  grocer,  house  162  Bowery 
Prime  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  110  Broad 
Prime  Horatio  P.  clerk,  bds.  121  Green 
Prime  William  J.  brakeman,  house  25  Orange 
Pringle  James,  account;ijit,  house  44  Canal 
Prior  Patrick,  tinpeddler,  house  118  Snipe 
Prior  Thomas,  tinpeddler,  house  85  Sand 
Pritchard  John,  clerk,  house  84  Broad 
Proffit  Abram,  laborer,  house  202  Lumber 
Protlit  Ann,  house  202  Lumber 
Prout  Michael,  grocer,  191  Broadway,  house  do. 
Proseus  Henry,  clerk,  30  State,  houie  73  Hawk 
I^rosser  Thomas  R.  frescopainter,  h.  106  First 
Prouty  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  49  Jackson 
Pruno  John  B.  mason,  house  615  Broadway 
Pruyn  Agnes  Miss,  bds.  109  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Augustus,  house  State,  cor.  Chapel 
Pruyn  Catharine,  house  107  j^orth  Pearl 
Pruyn  Charles  E.  bds.  109  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Edward  R.  painter,  house  241  Lumber 
Pruyn  Francis   S.    {Pruyn,   Marble  &  Co.),  39 

State,  house  105  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Gertrude,  widow,  house  5  Canal 
Pruyn  Jacob,  carman,  bds.  Albany  Hotel 
Pruyn  John,  clerk,  39  State,  h.  30  Maiden  Lane 
Pruyn  John  F.  conductor  A.  &  V.  R.  R.  b.  Dun- 
lop  Hou.se  [house  13  Elk 
Pruyn  John  V.  L.  attorney.  Exchange  Building, 
Pruyn  {Lansing),  Marble  (/anic.9  £.)  &  Co.  {Fran- 
cis S.    Pruyn),   hardware,   39  State,    house 
105  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  {Robert  H.)  &  Lansing  {Charles  B.),  iron 
works  and  saw  factory,  Libert}',  cor.  Pruyn, 
house  Chapel,  cor.  State 
Pruyn  Samuel,  house  109  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Sarah  Miss,  bds.  109  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  William  H.  clerk,  453  Broadway,  house 

64  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Pruyn  William  J.  baker,  house  212  Lumber 
Puller  William  M.  hatter,  house  4  Ciiestuut 
Pulling  Abraham  C.  house  775  Broadway 
Pulling  Henry  P.  house  14  First 
Pulver  Calvin,  carman,  h.  rear  316  Hamilton 
Puinell  Charles  H.  slater,  house  18  Van  Schaick 
Pumpelly  Harmon,  president  Gas  Company,  452 

Broadway,  house  57  North  Pearl 
Punshon  John  &  Co,,  North  River  engine  and 
boiler  works,  16  and    17  Quay,  h.  25  Colum. 
Purcell  Jane,  widow,  bds.  25  Montgomery 
Purcell  John,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Purcell  Martin,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Purcell  Michael,  laborer,  house  Cherry,  c.  Quay 
Purcell  Nicholas,  stonecutter,  house  Green  cor. 

Rensselaer 
Purdy  Elizabeth  D.  select  school,  130  Green 
Purdy  Homer  R.  harnessmaker,  b.  Adams  House 
Purinton  Louisa,  widow,  house  16  Park 
Purnian  Ernst,  laborer,  house  522  Clinton  ave. 
Purrott  James,  butcher,  house  4U9  Bowery 
Purrott  William,  butcher,  house  409  Bowery 
Purvis  Thomas  B.  foreman  W.  R.  R.  machine 

shop  Greenbush 
Putman  Peter,  tailor,  462  B'way,  h.  159  Elm 


ALBANY      [  Q  R,  ]      DIEECTORY 


107 


Putmaii  Peter  jr.  clerk,  40  S.  Pearl,  b.  159  Elm 
Putnam  Edgar,  clerk,  bds.  148  Clinton  avenue. 
Putnam  Eliza  S.  widow,  nurse,  h.  40  1.  Spring- 
Putnam   Jacob,    baggagemaster,    N.    Y.    C.    R. 

house  17  Van  Schaick 
Putnam  James  A.  '  market,   Broadway,    corner 

Columbia,  liouse  ISO-Second 
Putnam  {John  S.)   &   Hoyt  {George  B.),  coal, 

Piagle,  corner  Hudson,  also  Broadway  and 

Westerlo,  h.  219  Lydius 
Putnam  Wm.  W.  3d  dist.  police,  h.  14 Clint,  ave. 
Pye  Mary,  widow,  bds.  185  Third 
Pye  William,  trunkmaker,  house  40  John 

QUACKENBOSS  Eugene  W.  house  62  Columbia 
Quackenboss  Frederick  H.  collector,  boards  52 

Columbia 
Quackenboss  Walter  H.  house  52  Columbia 
Quackenbush  Anna,  widow,  h.  65  Herkimer 
Quackenbush  Cornelius,  clerk,  house  (il  Grand 
Quai;kenbusli  Geo.  W.  printer  h.  108  up.  Spring 
Quackenbush  John  H.  house  152  Luml)er 
Quackenbush  John  V.  P.  physician,  h.  7l2B'way 
Quackenbush  Merritt,  coachman,  h.  26  Second 
Quackenbush  Nancy,  widow  of  John,  house  7l6 
]5roadway  [Green  bush 

Quackenbush  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  h.  Columb. 
Quackenbush  Nicholas  N.  house  631  Broadway 
Quayle  Elizabeth,  milliner,  !;!6  Wash.  ave. 
Qua^'Ie  Matthias,  laborer,  house  60  Rensselaer 
Queen  John  C.  carpenter,  house  413  Lydias 
Que«^ny  Lawrence,  peddler,  bds.  104  Canal 
Queeny  Matthias,  peddler,  house  59  Lawrence 
Quigg  Bernard,  roofer,  house  466  Lydius 
Qui^ley  James,  laborer,  house  95  Third 
Quigley  John,  laborer,  bds.  95  Third 
Quigley  Mary  A.  Mrs.  house  24  Second 
Quin  A.  Mrs.  boarding  house  9  Beaver 
Quin  Daniel,  waiter,  house  29  Dean 
Quin  Eliza,  widow,  house  91  Broad 
Quin  Margaret,  widow,  house  49  Third 
Quin  Martin,  machinist,  house  18  Lumber 
Quin  Michael,  bds.  268  North  Pearl 
Quin  Michael,  blacksmith,  13  Rose,  house  16  do. 
Quin  Michael,  gardener,  house  83  Canal 
Quin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  57  North  Lansing 
Quin  Timotliy,  carpenter,  house  109  Jefferson 
Quin  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  70  Canal 
Quin  Wm.  J.  clerk  Assorting  House,  b.  9  Beaver 
Quin,  see  Quinn 

Quinlan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Plumb  corner  Quay 
Quinlan  John,  grocer.  Swan  corner  Jefferson 
Quinlan  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  60  Schuyler 
Quinlan  Patrick,  gardener,  house  Delaware  turn- 
pike, near  Morton 
Quinn  Barney,  speculator,  house  96  Church 
Quinn  Bernard,  cooper,  house  46  North  Lausing 
Quinn  Catharine,  widow,  house  38  Van  Schaick 
Quinn  Ellen,  widow,  house  121  Dallius 
Quinn  Frank,  shoemaker,  bds.  Empire  Honse 
Quinn  George,  carman,  house  North  Albany 
Quinn  James,  brewery,  26  North  Ferry,  h.  28  do. 
Quinn  James,  cigar  manufac.  238  South  Pearl, 

house  220  Dallius 
Quinn  John,  gasfitter,  153  S.  Pearl,  h.  217  Green 
Quinn  Join?,  blacksmith,  house  188  Broadway 
Quinn  John,  carpenter,  house  North  Albany 
Quinn  John,  carpenter,  h.  184  Clinton  avenue 
Quinn  John,  grocer,  Water  corner  Spencer 
Quinn  John,  teamster,  house  132  Canal 
Quinn  John,  shoemaker,  rear  80  Church,  h.  do. 
Quinn  John,  stonecutter,  bds.  16  Delaware 
Quinn  Michael,  coachman,  bds.  2J6  North  Pearl 
Quinn  Patrick,  peddler,  house  29  Liberty 
Quinn  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  13  Westerlo 
Quinn  Terrence  J.  aldermau  7th  ward,  bds.  28 
North  Ferry 


Quinn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  87  Canal 
Quinn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  79  Canal 
Quinn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  94  Third 
Quinn  Thomas  F.  grocer,  179  Jefferson,  h.  do. 
Quinn  William,  foreman,  house  129  Canal 
Quinn  William,  moulder,  bds.  20  Lydius 
Quinn,  see  Qiun 

Quirk  John  J.  machinist,  bds.  11  South  Ferry 
Quirk  Thomas,  moulder,  house  305  North  Pearl 
Quirk  Wiliiam,  carpenter,  house  35  Canal 
Quirk,  see  Kirk 

RABER  .JOHN,  laborer,  h.  588  Clinton  avenue 
Raber  Wiliiam,  porterhouse,  46  Clinton 
Rabson  William,  paver,  h.  395  Clinton  avenue 
Race  John,  brakeman,  house  First,  Greenbush 
Race  John  F.  35  Quay,  house  764  Broadway 
Race  William  W.  steward  Delavan  House,  house 

660  Broadway 
Radcliff  David  V.  N.  attorney,  h.  708  Broadway 
Radcliff  Henry  G.  bds.  708  Broadway 
Radcliff  Stephen  V.  cigarmaker,  h.  41  Liberty 
Radfox  Charles,  .shoemaker,  house  71  Clinton 
Radley  James  W.  house  176  Hudson 
Radley  John  E.  fish  and  oysters,  h.  42  S.  Lansing 
Radley  {John  J.)  &  Palmateer  {Samuel),  grocers, 

176  Hudson,  house  do. 
Radley  Sarah,  widow,  house  396  Lydius 
Radley  Sebastian,  laborer,  house  16  Morton 
Radley  Wm.  J.  bartender,  h.  66  South  Lansing 
Radlitf  Joseph,  house  15  Philip 
Radmyer  John,  blacksmith,  hou-se  27  Bowery 
Rae  John,  carpenter,  house  131  Second 
Rae  John,  clerk,  396  Broadway,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Raffter  xMary,  widow,  house  94  Cherry 
R:iff'erty  Charles  Mrs.  house  707  Broadway 
Rafferty  Hannah  T.  Miss,  millinery,  707  B'way 
Ratferty  Thomas,  helper,  house  Broadway  above 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Rafferty  William,  cooper,  house  110  Van  Woert 
Ragan'Bridget,  widow,  house  36  Canal 
Ragan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  71  Colonie 
Ragan  Matilda,  widow,  house  272  Lumber 
Ragan  Michael,  laborer,  house  7  Foundry  place 
Rahill  John,  laborer,  house  50  Lawrence 
Rahmer  Joseph,  basketmaker,  house  133  Sand 
Rainge  Garret,  hostler,  28  James 
Raleigh  John,  clerk  Com.  Bank,  h.  132  Lumber 
Raleigh  Joseph,  clerk,  house  70  Lark 
Ramrod  Joseph,  tailor,  house  10  Morton 
Ramsay  C.  W.  Miss,  house  91  First 
Ramsay  David  D.  lettercarrier,  house  76  Second 
Ramsay  J.  C.  Mrs.  bds.  103  Dove 
Ramsay  James,   groceries    and    provisions,   817 

Broadway,  house  do. 
Ramsay  James,  stonecutter,  house  rear  146  Third 
Ramsay  John,  truckman,  house  33  Water 
Ramsay  John  A.  painter,  bds.  8  Tivoh  hollow 
Ramsay  Rob't,  boots  and  shoes,  22  Beaver,  house 

37  La  Fayette  ^      ^   .,,. 

Ram.say  Wilfred,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  1  Ex.  Building, 

h.  46  Columbia 
Ramsdill  T.  Jefferson,  blindmaker,  h.71  Lumber 
Ramsey  De  Witt  C.  clerk,  39  State,  bds.  Con- 

gtess  Hall 
Ramsey  John  G.  tilemaker,  h.  Snipe  cor.  Yates 
Ramsey  Maria,  widow,  bds.  278  Wash,  avenue 
Rancour  C.  E.  hairdresser,  6  Beaver,  bds.  39  do. 
Rand  Richard  M.  clerk,  110  Beaver,  b.  27  Grand 
Randall  Andrew,  housefurnishing,  75  State,  h. 

78  Grand 
Randall  George,  confectioner,  bds.  33  vrreen 
Randall  Jacob,  blacksmith,  house  122  Hamilton 
Randall  John  L.  boots  and  shoes,  Broadway  cor. 

State,  house  39  Grand 
Randall  Robert  H.  engineer,  h.  51  South  Ferry 
Randel  Wm.  H.  homce.  physician,  32  Steuben 


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Rankin  Albert  A.  {S.  &  A.  A.  Rankin),  house  110 

Eagle  [Hudson 

Rankin  George  A.  shoes,  412  Broadway,  h.  175 

Rankin  Jolin  M.  boot<and  shoes,  41  Washington 

avenue,  bds.  175  Hudson 
Rankin  Leland,  clerk  H.  R.  R.  R.  b.  86  Bleecker 
Rankin  Mark,  clerk,  113  Pier,  house  86  Bleecker 
Rankin  S.  &  A.  A.  flour  and  grain,  295  Broad- 
way and  90  Quay,  house  120  Green 
Rankin  William,  boots  and  shoes,  37  Washing- 
ton avenue,  house  144  do. 
Ransbury  Robert,  laborer,  house  150  JelFerson 
Ransom  Albion  [S.  U.  Ransom  &  Co.),  house  42 

North  Pearl 
Ransom  Emeline  H.  house  99  South  Pearl 
Ransom  Samuel  H.  &  Co.  {A.  Ransom  and  J.  R. 
Reed),  stove  manufacturers,  463  Broadway, 
house  6  Elk 
Ransom  Sabria,  widow,  house  6  Elk 
Ranwell  Peleg  G.  teamster,  house  52  Church 
Rapp  Charles,  butcher.  Green  corner  John 
Rapp  Charles,  musician,  h.  Lydius  near  Perry 
Rapp  Christian,  meatmarket,'  3  Van  Woert  and 

42  Hamilton,  house  42  Hamilton 
Rapp  Christian,  jr.  butcher,  10  Center  Market, 

house  77  Bowery 
Rapp  Darette,  widow,  house  42  Hamilton 
Rapp  John,  wheelwright,  23  Lark,  h.  117  Sand 
Rapp  John,  gardener,   Knox  between  Clinton 

avenue  and  Orange 
Rapp  Russell,  butcher,  house  56  Lark 
Rapp  William,  butcher,  house  45  Bowery 
Rapp  William  M.  bricklayer,  h.  r.  316  Hamilton 
Rapper  Joseph,  tailor,  house  44  Odell 
Rathbone  Charles  D.  (Anablc  &  R. )  leather,  &c., 
30  and  32  State,  and  333  and  335  Washing- 
ton avenue,  house  4G  Lancaster 
Rathbone  Henry,  attorney,  house  38  Eagle 
Rathbone  Henry  R.  attorney,  41  North  Pearl,  b. 

Eagle  corner  StHe 
Rathbone  Joel,  69  State,  house  5  Elk 
Rathbone  John  F.  stove  manufacturer,  11  Green, 

house  119  Washington  avenue 
Rathbone  Lewis,  11  Green,  house  109  State 
Rathborne  N.  Mrs.  house  109  State 
Rathbun  Joshua,  lumberdealer,  9  Lumber  dis- 
trict, house  81  Columbia 
Rathbun  Sylvester,  house  263  State 
Rath  up  John,  porterhouse,  house  Franklin  cor. 

Bassett 
Rathup  Martin,  house  Franklin  corner  Bassett 
Ratigan  Eliza,  widow,  bds.  14  Lark 
Ratigan  James,' laborer,  house  r.  71  Van  Woert 
Ratigan  John,  painter,  house  69  South  Pearl 
Ratigan  Thomas,  maltster,  house  71  Van  Woert 
Rattinger  George,  I'agbuyer,  house  20  Bowery^ 
Rattoone  William,   producedealer,   2    Bowery, 

house  18  Swan 
Raum  Peter,  butcher,  house  68  Clinton 
Rauscher  George,  refresliments,  51  Quay,  h.  do. 
Ravel  William,  carpenter,  house  75  SecOnd 
Rawson  Chas.  L.  agent,  bds.  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Rawson  T.  R.  Rev.  city  missionary,  h.  45  High 
Ray  Jacob,  bookbinder,  bds.  82  Maiden  lane 
Ray  James,  maltster,  house  20  Van  Zandt 
Ray  James  Mrs.  house  16  Fulton 
Ray  John,  clerk,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Ray  John  C.  moulder,  bds.  16  Fulton 
Ray  Matthew,  carman,  house  70  First 
Ray  Matthew,  milkman,  house  251  Green 
Ray  Michael,  porterhouse,  16  Van  Zandt,  h.  do. 
Ray  Sherman  S.  shoemaker,  house  144  Third 
Ray  William,  painter,  bds.  16  Fulton 
Ray,  see  Rae 

Raymond  Benjamin  C.  359  B'way.  h.  731  do. 
Raymond  Charles  H.  bds.  731  Broadway 
Raymond  George  B.  clerk,  359  B'way,  b.  731  do. 


Raymond   Stillman   A.   bootmaker,  house    110 
Hamilton  [house  158  Hudson 

Raynsford   Edmund  W.  clerk,   2  and  4  State, 
Rea  John,  baker,  bds.  194  Hamilton 
Read  Elizur  B.  collector,  70  Pier,  h.  21  Franklin 
Read  George,  surgical  instrumKnts,  b.  71  Beaver 
Read  G.  W.  &  J.  hats  and  caps,  Broadway  cor- 
ner Hudson,  house  at  New  York 
Read  Jehial  (G.  W.  &  J.  Read),  h.  at  New  York 
Read  Joel  {Reads-  &  Jacohie),  h,  at  Stuyvesant 
Read  John  B.  [Reads  &  Jacohie),  house  Clinton 

avenue  near  Swan 
Read  John  Meredith  jr.  attorney,  55  State,  house 

230  do. 
Read  Matthew  H.  &  Son  ( William  H.),  commis- 
sion merchants,  118  Pier,  house  89  Lydius 
Read  Robert,  surgical  instrumentmaker,  boards 
38  Green  [liouse  32  Broad 

ReadWm.  H.  {M.   H.  Rend  &   Son),   118  Pier, 
Read,  see  Reed,  Reid  and  Ried 
Reads  (J.  &  J.  B.)  k  Jacobie  (F.),  brickmakers, 

Lark,  head  Canal 
Reader  Geoi'ge  W.  blacksmith,  h.  at  Greenbush 
Ready  John,  laborer,  house  29  Pliunb 
Ready  John,  laborer,  liouse  rear  74  Lawrence 
i  Read}'  John,  porterhouse.  Learned  c.  Tliacher 
1  Ready  Michael,  blacksmith,  bds.  41  N.  Lansing 
I  Ready  Michael,  carman,  house  36  Canal 
Ready  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Learned  c.  Thacher 
Reals  C.  L.  bookkeeper,    103  Pier,  bds.  Stanwix 

Hall 
I  Ream  Adam,  carman,  house  148  Swan 
i  Reardon  Henry,  waiter,  house  47  Bassett 
I  Reardon  Mary,  widow,  house  35  Van  Zandt 
'  Reardon  Michael,  tailor,  2  Exchange  Building, 
house  23  Jefl'erson 
Reardon  William,  laborer,  house  18  Van  Zandt 
Rebhim  Daniel  C.  lastmaker,  house  76  Bl-jecker 
Rechenberg  Henry  W.  shoeinaker,  300  S.  Pearl 
Rector  Henry,  house  83  Hudson 
Rector  Isaac,  teamster,  house  22  Bradford 
Rector  Jacob  H.  teamster,  house  350  State 
Rector  John,  porterliouse,  217  Soiith  Pearl 
Rector  Wm.  (Tvcker,   Crawford  &  R.),   china, 

&c.  416  Broadway,  house  17  High 
Redden  David,  tallyman,   N.  Y.  C.  R-  R.  freight 

depot,  liouse  65  Canal 
Redden  Eugene,  coppersmith,  house  52  Chapel 
Redden  George  C.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  G.  R.  R.  bds. 

65  Canal 
Red<len  John,  laborer,  house  82  Sand 
Redden  Mary,  widow,  house  97  Philip 
Redden  Mary,  widow,  house  65  Canal 
Redden  William,  cai-peuter,  225  Clinton  avenue, 

house  51  Swan 
Reddick  Charles  M.  macb'inist,  house  54  Dallius 
Reddick  James,  machinist,  house  61  Beaver 
Reddy  Michael  D.  mason,  house  269  Green 
Redfield  Chas.  B.  [VanSantvoordSc  Co.)  77 Pier, 

alderman  5th  ward,  house  87  Columbia 
Redfield  Darius  0.  G.   harnessmaker,  house  23 

Westerlo 
Redfield  William,  laborer,  house  52  1.  Spring 
Redisan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Broadway  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush 
Rediker  Abram,  laborer,  bds.  rear  78  Third 
Rediker  Cornelius,  boatman,  bds.  rear  78  Third 
Redmond  Adam,  carpenter,  house  Second 
Redmond  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  185  Orange 
Redmond  Edward,  laborer,  house  51  Morton 
Redmond  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  107  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Redmond  John,  laborer,  house  51  Jefferson 
Redmond  Lawrence,  tallyman  N.  Y.   C.  R.   R. 

house  150  Orange 
Redmond  Patrick,  i4  Hudson,  house  59  Canal 
Redmond  Patrick,  sexton  Catholic  Cemetery,  h. 
Washington  avenue  near  Quail 


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Redmond  Patrick,  peddler,  h.  r.  285  Lumber 
Redmund  James,  laborer,  house  59  Canal 
Redney  John,  laliorer,  house  75  X  Van  Woert 
Redstone  Isaac,  dry  goods,  23  Alexander 
Reeb  Henry,  tailor,  house  66  Hudson 
Reece  William,  furrier,  house  137  Elm 
Reed  Albert,  carriagetrimmer,  bds.  328  S.  Pearl 
Reed  David,  blacksmith,  house  29  Hawk 
Reed  Elislia,  overseer,  house  23  Hawk 
Reed  Geoi'ge  H.  decorator,  house  74  Rensselaer 
Reed  Hugh,  saloon,  N.  Pearl  cor.  Orange,  h.  do. 
Reed  J.  Augustus,  pianolorte  manufacturtr,  524 

Broadway,  house  206  State 
Reed  Jacob,  mason,  house  17  Hawk 
Reed  James,  crockery,  liouse  William  c.  Hudson 
Reed  James   L.    baggagemaster  N.    Y.  C.  R.   R. 

house  67  Second 
Reed  Jane,  widow,  house  15  Columbia 
Reed  Joel  R.  (S.  H.  Ransom  8c  Co.),  stoves,  463 

Broadway,  house  154  State 
Reed  Sylvanus  Rev.  house  99  Clinton  avenue 
Reed  W.  H.  carman,  house  27  Chestnut 
Reed  William,  laborer,  house  6  Clinton 
Reed  William,  carman,  house  27  Chestnut 
Reed  William  W.  house  64  Chapel 
Reed,  see  Read,  Rcid  and  Ricd 
Reel  LewiS;  clerk,  776  Broadway,  h.  16  Lark 
Reese  Aaron,  carpenter,  house  81  Swan  ' 
Reese  John,  builder,  house  229  Hamilton 
Regan  Anthony,  machinist,  h.  at  Greenbush 
Regan  John  E.  moulder,  house  156  Third 
Regan  Sarali,  widow,  house  88  Franklin 
Rehiel  Hugh,  watchman,  h.  175K  Montgomery 
Rehlander  William,  gardener,   house    Lydius, 

near  Perry 
Reibel  John,  shoemaker,  house  103  Bowery 
Reid  Alexander  {Morrell  &  R.),  dry  goods,  40 

South  Pearl,  bds.  98  Grand 
Reid  Charles,  shonniaker,  6  Canal,  h.  558  B'way 
Reid  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  166  Orange 
Reid  James,  machinist,  33   Lumber,   house   19 

Quackenbush 
Reid  Jas.  A.  painter,  house  Lark  cor.  Sand 
Reid  James  &  Co.  (M.  C.  Maloney),  importers  of 
wines,  &c.,  2  and  4  State,  h.  85  Clinton  ave. 
Reid  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  148  Chestnut 
Reid  John,  clerk,  bds.  12  Grand 
Reid  John,  variety  store,  646    Broadway,  h.  do. 
Reid  .John,  lace  and  fringe  factory,  586  and  588 

Broadway,  house  142  Orange 
Reid  Michael  J.  painter,  b.  585  Broadway 
Reid  Simon  C.  machinist,  house  6  Lumber 
Reid  Sarah,  widow,  house  94  upper  Spring 
Reid  Wm.  painter,  house  156  Orange 
Reid,  see  Read,  and  Reed 
Reiger  Edmund,  shoemaker,  73  Sand,  h.  do. 
Reiger  Leinhart,  shoemaker,  house  63  Spruce 
Reiley  Michael,  junk  dealer,  82  Lumber,  h.  do. 
Reilly  John,  carman,  house  60  Dove 
Reilly  Sarah,  widow,  house  303  Hamilton 
Reilly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Third  ab.  Knox 
Reilly  Thomas  F.  clerk  Ubsdell,  Peirson  &  Co. 

house  162  North  Pearl 
Reineck  Henry  G.  carpenter,  house  209  Sand 
Reineck  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  221  Sand 
Reinman  Wm.  cigarmaker,  bds.  24  Norton 
Reinhardt  Henry,  carpenter,  house  88  Bowery 
Reinhardt  Jacob,  laborer,  house  4  William 
Reinhardt  Jacob,  physician,  26  Howard,  h.  do. 
Reiter  Henry,  proprietor  R.  R.  House,  7  Maideu 

lane,  house  9  do. 
Reitford  H^nry  A.  37  Dean,  b.  101  Franklin 
Reittinger  Peter,  laborer,  house  94  Willett 
Reittinger  Stephen,  porterhouse,  47  Bowery 
Reitz    Caspar,  barber,  65  Washington  avenue, 

bds.  88  do. 
Relyea  Jacob,  engineer,  bds  593  Broadway 


Relyea  Joseph,  salesman,  98  State,  h.  70  Lark 
Relyea    Levi,   doorkeeper     1st.   police   station, 

house  130  Arch 
Relyea  Simon,  house  38  Broad  [Lancaster 

Remer   Benjamin  M.   grainmeasurer,   house  21 
Remmert  Albt-rt,  grocer,  house  136  Bowery 
Remmert  Julius,  laborer,  house  128  Dove 
Remmey  George  P.    carriagesmith,  house  270 

South  Pearl 
Remond  N.  Mrs.  H.  35  Beaver 
Renison  Peter,  moulder,  house  72  Van  Woert 
Renner  John,  baker,  143  Sand,  house  do. 
Repp  John,  siioemaker,  house  110  Broad 
Requa  Chnrles  W.  produce  and  com.  35  Quay, 

house  26  First 
Rest  John  A.  tailor,  house  87  Lydius 
Reston  Ann  Maria,  widow,  h.  3  Chestnut 
Reston  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  314  Lydius 
Renter  George,  grocer,  103  Snipp,  h.  112  Bowery 
Renter  Jolm,  farmer,  house  468  Lvdius 
Renter  John,  laborer,  house  36  Tennis 
Reutnr  Theodore,  blacksmith,  house  Broad  cor. 

Van  Vechten 
Revel  1  Wm.  cari>enter,  H.  R.  R.  R.  Greenbush 
Rew  Henry  C.  bookkeeper,  113  Pier,  boards  57 

Columbia 
Reynolds  Francis,  laborer,  hoiise  35  Rensselaer 
Reynolds  Bernard  (Reynolds  &  Sons),  boards  79 

Church 
Reynolds  Dexter  {Meads  &  Reynolds),  attorney, 

55  State,  house  77  Columbia 
Reynolds  Eliza,  widow,  house  r.  137  Lumber 
Reynolds  Frank  D.  clerk,  house  30  La  Fayette 
Reynolds  Henry,  merchant,  liouse  243  Hudson 
Reynolds    Henry    W.   clerk  canal    appraisers, 

St;(te  Hall,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Reynolds  James,  clerk,  643  Broadway,  boards 

136  North  Pearl 
Reynolds  J.  Addison,  sawyer,  house  342  Lydius 
Reynolds  John,  cooper,  house  4  Rose 
Reynolds  (John  H.),  Coclirane  (C.  B.)  &  Harris, 
{Hamilton),     attorneys     41     North    Pearl, 
house  4  Lodge 
Reynolds  John  S.  printer,  h.  Hnmilton  cor.  Dove 
Reynolds  John  W.  printer,  h  272  South  Pearl 
Reynolds  Marcus  T.  house  25  North  Pearl 
Reynolds  Patrick,  carpenter,  bds.  79  Church 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  house  22  Delaware 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  house  98  Quay 
Reynolds  {Peter)  &  Sons  {Bernard  &  Peter,  jr.), 

liquors,  232  South  Pearl,  h.  79  Church 
Reynolds  Peter,  jr.  {Reynolds  &  Son,)  boards  79 

Church 
Reynolds  Thomas,  hackdriver,  h.  142  u.  Spring 
Reynolds  Thomas,  hostler,  house  17  Bleecker 
Reynolds  W.  C.  student,  bds.  Empire  House 
Rhatigan  Richard,  grocer,  70  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
Rhein  Marx  L.  dentist,  84  Lydius,  house  do. 
Rhoades  Benoni,  baker,  house  357  State 
Rhoades  John,  wheelwright,  122   Lydius,  house 

134  Lydius 
Rice  Alexander  D.  clerk,  bds.  20  Jay 
Rice  Benjamin  P.  (/.  Kicrnan  &  Co.),  liquors,  22 

Dean,  house  20  Jay 
Rice  Bernard,  fruit  dealer,  6  South  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Rice  Conrad,  laborer,  house  31  Bowery 
Rice  Daniel,  peddler,  house  9  Westerlo 
Rice  Edward  T.  house  18  Grand 
Ri:e  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  168  Orange 
Rice  Erastus  B.,  Commercial  Academy,  96  State, 

house  39  Dove 
Rice  George  E.  tobacconist,  house  401  Lydius 
Rice  Gilbert  C.  clerk,  20  and  22  State,  h.  20  Jay 
Rice  Henry,  peddler,  house  256  South  Pearl 
Rice  James,  cooper,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Rice  James,  grocer,  17  Can-il,  house  25  Chapel 
Rice  James,  musician,  li.  57  Broad,  Bethlehem 


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ALBANY      [  K  ]      DIBECTORY 


Rice  {James)  &  Moakler  {Francis  J.),  liquors,  678 

Broadway,  house  25  Chapel 
Rice  John  J.  clerk,  bds.  133  Lydius 
Rice  Joseph  T.  (/.   Traccy  &  Co.),  distiller,  20 

and  22  State,  house  2(i  Jay 
Rice  Margaret,  widow,  house  269  Green 
Rice  Michael,  laborer,  house  109  Dallius 
Rice  Meyer,  peddler,  house  100  Nucella 
Rice  Oscar  S.  &  Co.  (R.   L.  Anncsley),  painters, 

547  Broadway,  hiis.  116  South  Pearl 
Rice  Samuel  G.  saslimaker,  h.  116S.  Pearl 
Rice   W.  A.  {A.   McClurc   &  Co.),  druggist,  76 

State,  house  160  do. 
Rice  {William  H.,  &  Steuart  {Robert),  tobacco- 
nists, 116  South  Pearl  (formerly  78),  house 
191  Lydius 
Rice  Wm.  W.  J.  bookkeeper,  bds.  5  Lancaster 
Rich  John  A.  carpenter,  house  269  Elm 
Rich  Joseph,  ragpicker,  h.    13  Clinton,  Bethl'ra 
Rich  Nicholas,  moulder,  house  216  Wash.  ave. 
Rich  Solomon,  peddler,  house  18'?  South  Pearl 
Richards  Albertus  K.  clerk,  56  State,  boards  42 

Chapel 
Richard.-;  Alfred  G.  pianoraaker,  h.  240 X  Lumber 
Richards  Cliarles,  pianomaker,  h.  75  Swan 
Richards  Christopher,  laborer,  li.  135  Broad 
Richards  Rosina,  widow,  house  32  La  Fayette 
Richards  Tliomas,  boilerraaker,  hds.  5  Dallius 
Richards  William  M.  2d  district  police,  house 

90  Hawk 
Richardson    Aaron,  plumber    and  roofer, j  108 

State,  house  at  Ireland's  corners 
Richardson  Charles,  teamster.  Louse  281  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Richardson  James,  teacher,  bds.  35  Hawk 
Richardson   J.     Charles,    sawmaker,    house    8 

Bethlehem  road 
Richardson  Junius,  shoemaker,  h.  State  c.  Green 
Richardson  Levi,  house  247  Lira 
Richardson  Matthew,  bricklayer,  house  247  Elm 
Richardson  Moses,  cigarboxmaker.  Merchant  pi. 

bds.  93  Eagle 
Richardson  William,  house  24  Broad 
Ricliardson  Wm.  H.  fruit,  house  10  Knox 
Riclie  FerdiuMnd,  book  agent,  21  Douw"s  Build- 
ing, house  29  Westerlo 
Richleigh  Albert,  laborer,  house  67  Sand 
Richmond  Charles,  furnaceman  and  porterhouse, 

146  Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Richmond  Hi-nry,  hatter,  house  111  Hudson 
Richmond  Lewis,  moulder,  h.  82  upper  Spring 
Richmond  Solomon,  peddler,  house  94  Broad 
Richmond  Van  Rensselaer,  state  eng.  and  sur., 

State  Hall,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Richmond  William,  patent'medicines,  house  186 

Lancaster 
Richwein  Frederick  L.  clerk,  house  107  Lumber 
Richter  Morris,  machinist,  house  lOl  Dove 
Ricker  Barney,  butcher,  h.  13  Bethlehem  road 
Kicketion  Walter,  boardinghouse,  84  Hamilton 
Riddel  Samuel,  gardener,  h.  59  Clinton,  B'hem 
Riddick  Charles  M.  machinist,  house  54  Dallius 
Riddick  James,  machinist,  house  61  Beaver 
Riddle  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  114  Nucella 
Riddle  William,  gardener,  house  29  Gansevoort 
Rider  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  27  Bradford 
Rider  Hiram,  bookkteper,  bds.  74  Hudson 
Rider  Joseph  F.  laborer,  house  105  Arch 
Rider  Peter,  whitewasher,  house  94  Bassett 
Rider  Stephen  J.  house  105  Hudson 
Rider  William,  porter,  h.  31  Green 
Rider  Wm.  W.  shirt  &  collar  manuf.,  265  Hudson 
Ridgeway  {Julia)  &  Co.  {H.  H.  Russ  &  E.  Nes- 

6itf),' plumbers,  115  State,  house  117  do. 
Rideger  Henry,  tailor,  house  65  Sand 
Rieck  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  h.  4  Van  Vechten 
Rieck  P.  F.  shoemaker,  bds.  170  Colonie 


Riegel  John,  oilcloth  factory,  house  250  Sand 
Rieth  Jacob,  furnaceman,  h.  Morton  n.  Delaware 

turnpike  [ware  turnpike 

Rieth  Petnr  J.  furnaceman,  h.  Morton  near  Dela- 
Rifle  Charles,  boatunui,  house  123  Franklin 
Riggs  Jolm  V.  student,  78  Chapel 
Rigney  James,  carpenter,  Second  ave.  G'nbush 
Rigney  Patrick,  malster,  house  71  Dove 
Riley  August,  laborer,  house  53  Colonie 
Riley  Bernard,  laborer,  house  73  Lumber 
Riley  Barney,  morocco  dresser,  house  41 1  State 
Riley  Catharine,  widow,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Kiley  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  23  Lodge 
Riley  Charles,  grocer,  21 1  Lumber,  hou.se  do. 
Riley  Edward,  grocer.  Second  cor.  Swan,  h.  do. 
Riley  Edward,  mariner,  house  73  First 
Riley  Edward,  truckman,  house  224  Broadway 
Riley  Gregg,  porter,  37  Quay,  h.  r.  21  Westerlo 
Riley  llugii,  laborer,  house  rear  68  Van  Woert 
Riley  James,  cigarmaker,  bds.  129  First 
Kiley  James,  hostler,  house  800  Broadway 
Riley  Janies,  laborer,  house  107  Dallius 
Riley  James,  laborer,  house  137  Jefferson 
Riley  James,  laborer,  liouse  Grand  cor.  Aroli 
Riley  James,  laborer,  house  114  Dove 
Riley  James,  tilemaker,  house  Snipe  n.  Yates 
Riley  James,  peddler,  house  76  Franklin 
Riley  Jane,  house  64  Water 
Riley  James,  shoemaker,  house  108  Arch 
Riley  James,  tinsmith,  housn  182  Clinton  ave. 
Riley  Jane,  widow,  house  Elm  corner  Dove 
Rilev  John,  porterhouse,  60  Lancaster 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  83  Elm 
Riley  John,  mason,  house  141  Oramjo 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  76  Van  Woert 
Riley  John,  carman,  house  24  Elk 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  122  Broadway 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  Cherry  cor.  Franklin 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  18S  Orange 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  1 16  P'irst 
Riley  John,  mnsou,  house  149  Broad 
Rile}'  John,  porter,  24  State,  house  25  Jefferson 
Riley  John  J.  lumber  insp.,  h.  144  Swan,  A.  hill 
Riley  .John  M.  cigarmaker,  bds.  129  First 
Riley  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  36  Arch 
Riley  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  247  Lumber 
Riley  Luke,  laborer,  house  26)4  Church 
Riley  Margaret,  widow,  bds.  rear  21  Westerlo 
Riley  Mary,  widow,  house  68  Arch 
Riley  Matthew,  driver,  house  42  Lawrence 
Riley  Matthew,  hostler,  house  rear  161  Orange 
Riley  Matthew,  butcher,  Franklin  cor.  Schuyler, 

house  28  Alexander 
Riley  Michael,  laborer,  house  6  Hamilton 
Riley  Michael,  porterhouse,  45  Union 
Riley  Owen,  mason,  house  129  First 
Riley  Patrick,  carman,  house  82  South  Ferry 
Riley  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  163  Green 
Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1 17  Canal 
Riley  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  143  Orange 
Riley  Patrick,  slater,  house  141  Orange 
Riley  Peter,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  h.  35  Dean 
Riley  Peter,  porterhouse,  19  Center,  house  do. 
Riley  Peter,  moulder,  house  97  Quay 
Riley  Philip,  teamster,  hou.se  144  Third 
Riley  Phili]),  moulder,  house  167  Green 
Riley  Rose,  widow,  house  42  Water 
Riley  Samuel,  stovemounter,  bds.  North  Albany 
Riley  Terence,  laborer,  house  4  Morton 
Riley  Terence,  laborer,  house  2  Clinton 
Riley  Terence,  house  19  Chapel 
Riley  Thomas  {Fccncy   &   R.),   bootmaker,   58 

Beaver,  house  125  Dove 
Riley  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  27  West  Ferry 
Riley  Thomas,  cooper,  bds.  133  Green 
Riley  Thomas,  paver,  hou.se  103  Philip 
Riley  Thomas,  peddler,  house  3  Warren 


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Riley  Willi  mi,  shoemaker,  house  24  Mulberry 
Rilling  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  572  Clinton  ave. 
Ring  ,f:imes  N.  flour  mill,  63  Quay,  li.  G'nbush 
Ring  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Wosterlo 
Rinks  Matthew,  pattemfiler,  house  217  Broad 
Rinz  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  'i3  Tennis 
Risedorph  VVm.  machinist,  house  55  Johnson 
Rislev  .Jason  P.  carpenter,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
R;ts  Adeline,  widow,  house  85  Elm 
Rittenhouse  Charles,  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co.'s, 

bds.  at  Bertha  Cottage,  Bethlehem  road 
Ritter  Charles  !S.  house  56  Union 
Rittinger  George,  junk,  20  Bowery,  house  do. 
Roalofs  Henry,  shoemaker,  117  Hawk,  h.  do. 
Roach  Edward,  lireman,  house  40  Benjamin 
Roach  Henry,  laborer,  house  42  Union 
Roach  .James,  furnacenian,  house  103  Elm 
Roach  James,  teamster,  liouse  23  Van  Zandt 
Roach  John,  laborer,  house  21  Van  Zandt 
Roach  Martin,  laborer,  bds.  21  Van  Zandt 
Roach  Michael,  grocer,  263  Green,  house  do. 
Roach  Michael,  grocer,  3  North  Lansing,  h.  do. 
Roach  Michael,  laborer,  h.  416  Washington  ave. 
Roach  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  4  Lawrence 
Roach  William,  teamster,  house  8  S.  Lansing 
Roark  Michael,  laborer,  house  143  Lumber 
Roark  William,  laborer,  house  52  Montgomery 
Robb  James,  miller,  house  44  lower  Spring 
Robb  Orrin  H.  brakeman,  bds.  Broadway  near 

llarrison.  Green  bush 
Robbins  Chas.  A.  silversmith,  house  90  Bassett 
Robbins  John,  laborer,  house  163  Spruce 
Robbins  .lohn  S.  hat  store,  52  South  Pearl,  house 

161  Eagle 
Robbins  Mary  Miss,  hoiise  146  First 
Robbins  Nancy,  widow,  house  20  Union 
Robbins  Philander,  carpenter,  h.  270  Lumber 
Robbins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  163  Sand 
Robe  John,  carpenter,  house  89  Elm 
Roberts  Abraham  E.  carpenter,  h.  105  up.  Spring 
Roberts  A.  C.  Mrs.  milliner,  4b  North  Pearl 
Roberts  Caroline  C.  widow  of  Ebenezer,  house 

26  Canal 
Roberts  Charles,  clerk,  35  Quay,  bds.  25  Canal 
Roberts  Ctiarles,  porter,  477  B'way,  b.  12  Liberty 
Roberts  E.  P.  machinist,  house  101)  Nucella 
Roberts  Geo.  W.  lumber,   191  Water,  house  67 

North  Ferry 
Roberts  James,  laborer,  house  43  North  Pearl 
Roberts  Jane,  widow,  house  18  Van  Schaick 
Roberts  Elmira  Miss,  house  123  North  Pearl 
Roberts  James  E.  brickmaker,  bds.  20  Lydius 
Roberts  Joseph,  taxidermist,  h.  360  Lydius 
Roberts  Marilla  B.  widow,  house  48  Chapel 
Roberts  Randall  C.  tailor,  house  123  N.  Pearl 
Roberts  Richard  H.  jeweler,  bds.  State  c.  Swan 
Robertson  Alexander,  agent  Northern  Transpor- 
tation Line,  105  Pier,  h.  188  North  Pearl 
Robertson  Edward  L.  machinist,  b,  186  N.  Pearl 
Robertson  George,  bds.  151  Lumber 
Robertson  James,  house  151  Lumber 
Robertson  James,  tailor,  556  Broadway,  bds.  56 

Howard 
Robertson  Matthew  H.  clerk,  bds.  33  Green 
Robertson  W.  D.  attorney,  461  Broadway,  house 

142  Lark 
Robins  Charles,  laborer,  house  38  Elk 
Robinson  A.  D.  attorney,  94  State,  h.  41  Hawk 
Robinson  Charles  A.  druggist,  h.  39  Laiden  lane 
Robinson  Edmund  A.  hides,  oil  and  leather,  6 

State,  house  1  Clinton  Square 
Robinson  Edmund  D.  clerk,  6  State,  bds.  1  Clin- 
ton Square 
Robinson  Edward,  80  Pier,  house  20  Broad 
Robinson  Edward  J.  cl'k,381  B'way,  b.  20  Broad 
Robinson    George  &   Samuel,    gas   fixtures,  18 
Beaver,  house  46  West  Ferry 


Robinson  Jane  Mrs.  house  65  Rensselaer 
Robinson  .John,  builder,  house  200  Hamilton 
Robinson  John,  £;ardener,  Troy  road,  house  do. 
Robinson  John  N.  hairdresser,  863  B'way,  h.  do. 
Robinson  Mary,  widow,  house  116  Canal 
Robinson  Peter,  tinsmith,  house  167  Hamilton 
Robinson  Richard  J.  bookbinder,  bds.  44  Elm 
Robinson  Robert,  tailor,   3  Exchange  Building, 

bds.  39  Morton 
Robinson  Samuel,  oil  factory,  1  Broadway,  bds. 

American  Hotel 
Robinson  Samuel  (G.  &  S.  Rohinson),  18  Beaver, 

bds.  116  Canal 
Robinson  Sarali  J.  widow,  h.  326  South  Pearl 
Robinson  Sidney  S.  bookkeeper,  38  State,  h.  20 

Broad 
Robinson  Thomas,  clerk,  9  Green,  h.  11  Beaver 
Robinson  Thomas,  tailor,  house  39  Morton 
Robinson  William,  laborer,  house  165  Grand 
Robinson  William  C.  boilermaker,  h.  187  Elm 
Robinson  Wilson,  carpenter,  house  111  Hawk 
Roch  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  305  N.  Pearl 
Roche  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  126  Water 
Rochford  James,  laborer,  bds.  41  N.  Lansi^^g 
Rochford  John,  miller,  h.  2d  jV venue,  G'bush 
Rock  James,  carman,  house  120  Dallius 
Rock  Richard,  carman,  124  Pier,  h   202  Green 
Rockefeller  Alfred,  engineer,  h.  36  Westerlo 
Rockefeller  Clinton  L  ambrotypist,  Broadway, 

Greenbu^b,  bds.  168  Third 
Rockefeller  William  T.  clerk,  h.  109  Clin.  ave. 
Rockenback  John,  moulder,  house  168  Broad 
Rockwell  Alonzo  E.  clerk,  bds.  277  Lydius 
Rockwell  E.  A.  artist,  house  177  State 
Rodden  Susan,  widow,  house  160  Green 
Rode  Frederick,  pianomaker,  h.  26G  S.  Pearl 
Roder  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  house  85  Dove 
Rodgers  Barney,  moulder,  house  118  Broad 
Rodgers  Charles  A.  hatter,  h.  64  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Rodgers  C.  H.  Mrs.  millinery,  39 >^  Washington 

avenue,  house  37  >^  do. 
Rodgers  Charles  H.  fancy  goods,  37  j^  Washing- 
ton avenue,  house  do. 
Rodgers  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  46  Eagle 
Rodgers   Howard  N.   messenger  American  Ex- 
press Co.  bds.  46  Eagle  [bds.  46  Eagle 
Rodgers  James,  clerk,  H.  R.  R.  R.  freight  office, 
Rodgers  James,  house  76  Lumber 
Rodgers  Jolm,  clerk,  bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Rodgers  John,  shoemaker,  house  12  Morton 
Rodgers  John,  machinist,  33  Lumber,  h.  76  do. 
Rodgers  John,  upholsterer,  house  125  Lydius 
Rodgers  Lemuel  M.  trunks,  364  Broadway,  house 

137  Green 
Rodgers  Michael,  moulder,  h.  123  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Rodgers  Owen,  lahorer,  house  117  Broad 
Rodgers  Peter,  marblelinisher,  h.  4  Warren 
Rodgers  Philip,  shoemaker,  131  Jefferson,  h.  do. 
Rodgers  Sherlock,  shoemaker,  273  South  Pearl, 

house  214  Broad 
Rodgers   Sherlock  jr,   messenger  State  House, 

bds.  137  Green  [bds.  214  Broad 

Rodgers  William,  trunkmaker,  364  Broadway, 
Rodgers  William  C.  coffin  warerooms,  216  South 

Pearl,  bds.  208  do. 
Rodgers,  see  Rogers. 

Roe  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  75  Beaver 
Roe  Charles  L.  laborer,  bds.  3  Green,  Greenbush 
Roe  Cornelius,  porterhouse,  b.  3  Green,  G'bush. 
Roe  John,  boatman,  bds.  3  Green,  Greenbush 
Roe  Margaret,  widow,  house  202  Broadway 
Roe  Patrick,  painter,  house  204  Broadway 
Roe  Rebecca,  widow,  h.  3  Green,  Greenbush 
Roe  Stephen  J.  captain  steamboat  New  World, 

bds.  53  Mr.iden  lane 
Roe  Thomas,  laborer,  house  139  Green 
Roe,  see  Roivc 


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Roessle  Theophilus  &  Son  [Thcophilus  E.),  pro- 
prietors Delavan  House,  B'wHy,  c.  Steuben 
Roessle  Theophilus  K.  [T.  Iloefisle  &  Son),  Dela- 

van  House,  house  102  Hudson 
RofF  John  J.  vinegar  dnpot,   384  Lydius,   and 

grocer,  Dove  c.  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Roff  Peter  D.  clerk,  104  Pier,  house  81  Herkimer 
Rogan  Mary,  widow,  house  19  Clinton 
Rogen  James,  laborer,  house  189  Montgomery 
Rogers  Barnard,  engineer,  house  75  Van  Woert 
Rogers  Ebenpzer  P.  Rev.  house  55  North  Pearl 
Rogers  Edmund  J.  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds. 

55  North  Pearl 
Rogers  Edward  K.  clerk,  24  State,  b.  722  B'way. 
Rogers  Francis,  carpenter,  bds.  298  Hamilton 
Rogers  Harvey  L.  porterhouse,   basement  Ex- 

cliange  Building,  house  do. 
Rogers  Jolin  P.  14  Stat^,  bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Rogers  Nathaniel,  clerk  26  State,  bds.  95  Lydius 
Rogers  Nelson,  lumber  merchant,  188  Water,  li. 

180  Nortli  Pearl 
Rogers  Owen    [Lawlcr   &   R.),  cigarmaker,  776 

Broadway,  house  41  De  Witt 
Rogers  Peter,  tailor,  house  14  Lark 
Rogers  Theodore  C.  bookkeeper,  119  Pier,  bds. 

55  North  Pearl 
Rogers  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  104  Franklin 
Rogers  William,  laborer,  li.  rear  ]64>2  Jefferson 
Rogers  William  J.  machinist,  li.  926  Broadway 
Roner  William,  baker,  h.  3  Delawai'e  turnpike 
Rokwed  Jacob,  wagonmaker,  h.  359  Wiish.  ave. 
Rollins  Archeas  S.  distiller,  h.  93  Herkimer 
RoUo  Eber  M.  Rev.  li.  Broadway,  Green  bush 
Romaine  Isaac  F.  lumber,   106  Water,  house  80 

Clinton  avenue 
Romaine  {John  P.)  &  Dunscomb  (Edward),  lum- 
ber, 13  Lumber  district,  li.  69  Ten  Broeck 
Romens  Michael,  leatherdresser,  h.  151  Bowery 
Ronan  Andrew,  grocer,  Iioush  55  Lawrence 
Ronan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  49  North  Lansing 
Ronan  Patrick,  porterhouse,  204  Water,  h.  do. 
Rooker  William  H.  A.  foreman  Atlas  and  Argus, 

house  43  West  Ferry  [ave. 

Rookwatght  Jacob,  wheelwright,  h.  359  Wash. 
Rooriey  Olnistopher,  grocer,  house  179  Orange 
Rooney  Ellen,  widow,  house  15  Liberty 
Rooney  James,  furnaceman,  h.  269  North  Pearl 
Rooney  John  &  P.  horseshoers,  4  Grand,  bouse 

Philip  near  Johnson 
Rooney  Lawrence,  house  75  Columbia 
Rooney  Patrick   (/.  &   P.   R.),   horseshoers,   22 

William,  house  163  Lydius 
Rooney  Patiick,  laborer,  house  181  Third 
Rooney  William,  fruit,  17  South  Pearl,  house  15 

Liberty 
Root  Andrew  J.  bookkeper,  bds.  802  Broadway 
Root  Josiah  G.  manufacturer,  h.  802  Broadway 
Rootli  James,  laborer,  house  83  Van  Woert 
Roraback  Bmjamin  B.  tailor,  481  Broadway,  h. 

34  South  Ferry 
Roraback  Clarissa,  widow,  house  251  Lumber 
Rork  Charles,  tallyman,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Rork  Edward   {S.'RorJc  &  Bros.),  planingmill. 

Water  cor.  Lawrence,  house  16  Lumber 
Rork  Edward  2d,  sawyer  at  Rork  &  Brothers', 

bds.  51  Colonic 
Rork  George  {S.  Rork  &  Bros.),  planingmills, 

Water  cor.  Lawrence,  house  18  Lumber 
Rork  George  2d,  supt.  planingmills,  house  51 

Colonie 
Rork  John,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Rork  S.  &  Bros.  {Ediuard  and  George),  saw  and 

planingmill,  Water  corner  Lawrence,  house 

51  (Jolonie 
Rork  Samuel,  pianomaker,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Rork  Samuel  2d,   clerk  at  Rork  &  Brothers', 

bds.  51  Colonie 


Rorke  Cornelius  sr.  laborer,  bds.  37  Dean 
Rorke  Cornelius  jr.  laborer,  bds.  37  Dean 
Rorke  Dennis,  carman,  42  Dean,  h.  135  Third 
Rorke  Francis,  laborer,  bds.  37  Dean 
Rosboro  A.  Garner  [D.  Peck  &  Co.),  Merchants' 

Hotel,  505  Broadway 
Rosboro  James  D.  clerk,  lids.  623  Broadway 
Rosboro  Robert,  clerk,   Merchants'   Hotel,   605 

Brondway 
Rosche  Francis,  moulder,  house  192  Broad 
Rose    Alexander    G.    clerk    Albany    Lisurance 

Company,  bds.  275  Hudson 
Rose  Alexander  M.   flour  mill,   Broadway  near 

Manor  House,  house  17  Van  Woert 
Rose  Charles  W.  engineer,  house  902  Broadway 
Rose  David,  livery  stables,  41  Division  aud  39 

Columbia,  house  39  Columbia 
Rose  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  47  Division 
Rose  Henry  H.  carman,  120  Pier,  bds  7  Lumber 
Rose  John'F.  miller,  h.  11  Van  Woert 
Rose  L.  Stewart,  boarding  stable,  42  Division,  h. 

59  Union 
Roseberger  George,' furnaceman,  17  Clin.  Beth'm 
Roseboom  diaries,  sashmaker,    118  Lydius,  h. 

51  South  Ferry 
Reseboom  Gerritt,  tinsmith,  105  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Roseboom  Jacob,  tinsmith,  94  Hudson,  h.  105 

South  Pearl 
Roseboom  James  H.  tinsmith,  bds.  79  Dove 
Rosekrans  Abraham  D.    blacking,  varnish  and 

ink  manufactory,  12  Exchange,  h.  24  Jay 
Rosekrans  Ferris  D.  grocer,  138  South  Pearl,  b. 

39  South  Ferry 
Rosekranz  Samuel  T.  clerk,  h.  258'A  S.  Pearl 
Rosenbaum  Samuel,  clerk,  bds.  121  Hamilton 
Rosenberg  Mathias,  laborer,  h.  534  Clinton  ave. 
Rosenberg  Philip,  laboi'er,   house  Spruce  near 

Perry 
Rosenbergen  Henry,  butcher,  132  Arch,  h.  do. 
Rosenbery  {Lewis)  &  Co.  (I.  Eichenhroner),  dry 

goods.  Wash.  ave.  cor.  Knox,  h.  37  Bowery 
Roseiiburgh  William  H.  house  at  Bath 
Rosendale  Sampson,  peddler,  h.  23  Rensselaer 
Rosengardeu  Joseph,  jewelry,  98  South  Pearl, 

house  72  Hamilton 
Rosenow  Charles,  restaurant,  43  Division 
Roser  James  L.  mason,  bds.  at  Jos.  S.  Henshaw's 
Rosevelt  George,  painter,  house  144  Chestnut 
Rosevelt  Harriet  A.  widow,  h.  26  Van  Schaick 
Rosevelt  Julia  E.  widow,  house  144  Chestnut 
Rosher  John  N.  laborer,  house  219  Sand 
Ross  Adam,  furnaceman,  h.  34  Delaware 
Ross  George,  W.  paperhanger,  house  175  Eagle 
Ross  H.  P.  &  Co.  {Win.  H.  Ross),  lumberdealers, 

25  Lumber  district,  house  27  Ten  Broeck 
Ross  Henry,  carriagetrimioer,  bds.  88  Beaver 
Ross  Jacob,  cigarmaker,  house  452  Lydius 
Ross  Philip,  shoemaker,  h.  226  Wash.  ave. 
Ross  Richard  L.  lumber,  house  144  Hudson 
Ross  Richard  L.  jr.  lumber,  bds.  144  Hudson 
Ross  Simon,  laboi-er,  house  rear  53  La  Fayette 
Ross  ( William  H.)  &  Crocker  {James  C),  lumber 

dealers,  17  Lumber  (list.,  h.  27  Ten  Broeck 
Rossman  Ada,  millinery,  10  North  Pearl,   bds. 

Van  Rensselaer  House 
Rossman  James  R.  clerk,  70  Lydius,  bds.  Part- 
ridge corner  Main  avenue 
Rossman  John  B.  physician,  70  Lydius,  house 

Sycamore  Cottage,  Corner  Main  avenue 
Rosston  Charles  {Comer  &  Rosston),  carpenter, 

house  174  Lumber 
Rote  Maria  L.  widow,  house  252  Broadway 
Roth  Fidell,  moulder,  house  10  Foundry  place 
Roth  George,  caipenter,  li.  Yates  near  Ontario 
Roth  Henry,  painter,  house  10  Teunis 
Roth  John,  bootmaker,  Maiden  lane,  ab.  Broad- 
way, house  23  Hamilton 


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Rotmaii  Albert,  sexton  Middle  Dutch  Church, 

house  38  Beaver 
Roufella  Abraham  H.  carpenter,  h.  120  Snipe 
Rourke  {Bernard)  &  Easterly  {Martin),  carpen- 
ters, Merchant's  place,  house  195  Hamilton 
Rourke  Hugh,  plasterer,  li.  r.  57  Lancaster 
Rourke  James,  laborer,  house  29  Herkimer 
Rourke  Jolm,  paver,  house  28  Elm 
Rourke  Keyrou,  malster,  house  315  Hamilton 
Rourke  Mary,  widow,  house  198  Spruce 
Rourke  Mary,  widow,  house  Bradford  c.  Robin 
Rourke  Patrick,  grocer,  lOU  Arch,  h.  do. 
Rourke  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  16 X  South  Lansing 
Rousch  Andrew,  laborer,  house  111  Plumb 
Rouse  Baltus,  laborer,  liouse  9  Spruce 
Rouse  Martin,  carman,  house  Montgomery  above 

Nortli  Lansing 
Rousea  John,  house  203  State 
Rouville  John,  porter,  house  100  Broad 
Rowan  John,  hiboier,  house  157  Sand 
Rowe  Bradford,  shoemaker,  house  332  Lumber 
Rowe  Catharine  Mrs.  boardinghouse,  49  Colonie 
Rowe  J.  M.  stonecutter,  h.  197  Jefferson 
Rowe  James,  laborer,  house  115  Snipe 
Rowe  Matthew,  blacksmith,  37  Lawrence,  house 

at  West  Troy 
Rowe,  see  Roe 

Rowland  H.  A.  carpenter,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Rowland  Henry,  engineer,  house  12  Lumber 
Rowland  Henry,  bookbinder,  house  139  Eagle 
Rowland  Jolm  {Munscll  &  R.),  printer  and  pub- 
lisher, 78  State,  house  59  Clinton  ave. 
Rowland  Thomas  (BroofrsZ)!/ &  R.),  stonecutter, 

Green  cor.  Westerlo,  house  1 82  Hamilton 
Rowland  William,  carpenter,  b.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Rowley  Charles  C.  chairmaker,  h.  G  Chestnut 
Roy  Edward  P.  clerk,  bds.  77  North  Pearl 
Roy  Peter,  clerk,  41  State,  bds.  77  North  Pearl 
Ruby  Christopher,  laborer,  bds.  rear  104  Water 
Rudd  William  T.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

209  Hamilton 
Rudden  Peter,  cooper,  house  1 20  Dallius 
Rudder  W^m.  Rev.  house  58  North  Pearl 
Ruddy  John,  laborer,  house  57  Nucella 
Ruez  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  h.  7  Tivoli  hollow 
RugL'  Omar  M.  bookkeeper,  30  State,  h.  169  .lay 
Ruggles    Albert    W.    harnessmaker,    house   15 
South  Ferry  [Qnay,  h.  4  Jay 

Ruggles  Van  Rensselaer  P.  {Averill  &  R.),    77 
Ruhl  Barbara,  widow,  house  224  Wash.  ave. 
Ruhl  Ernest  F.  printer,  house  79  Orange 
Ruhl  George,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Clinton,  Beth'l 
Ruhl  Jacob,  house  78  Schuyler, 
RuU  John,  gardener,  house  31  Perry 
RuU  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  7  Bowery 
RuU  Nich.  blacksmith,  438  Lydius,  h.  432  do. 
Ru',1  Sylvester,  wheelwright,  438  Lydius,  h.  r.  do. 
Rumpf  Jacob,  mason,  house  288  Lydius 
Runkle  Henry  C.  carpenter,  house  IG  Fulton 
Ruotf  Martin,  machinist,  house  106  Nucella 
Ruppersberger  John,  cooper,  h.  151  Broadway 
Rush  Dorothy,  widow,  h.  Lydius,  above  Snipe 
Rush,  Michael,  waiter,  house  124  Sand 
Ruso  Francis  jr.  house  91  First 
Ruso  Frederick,  mason,  house  165  Jay 
Ruso  N.  J.  peddler,  house  207  Jefferson 
Ruso  Nicholas  F.  bowling  saloon,  5  Howard,  h. 

130  upper  Spring 
Ruso  William,  cigarmaker,  house  405  Lydius 
Russ  Adam,  weigher  and  measurer,  house  212 
Hamilton  [office,  house  3U  Steuben 

Russ  Alanson  B.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 
Russ  Charles  E.  lumber  broker,  lumber  district, 

bds.  25  Dallius 
Russ  Herman   H.    {Ridgway   &  Co.),   plumber, 

115  State,  housi  148  Eagle 
Russ  James,  bookbinder,  82  State,  h.  152  Lydius 

l5 


Russ  James  N.  clerk,  bds.  74  Wash.  ave. 

Russ  John  P.  route  agent  post  office,  and  car- 

riagesmith,  55  Hamilton,  h.  150  Lydius 
Russell  Andrew  W.   botanic  physician,   h.   76 

Hudson 
Russell  C^atharine,  widow,  house  450  Lydius 
Russell  Cornelius,  coachman,  house  32  Howard 
Russell  Elihu  &  Son  {Henry),  paints  and  glass, 

and  oil  cloth  manufactory,   501   Broadway, 

house  55  Columbia 
Russell  Eliza,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  69  Jefferson 
Russell  George,  carman,  house  111   South  Pearl 
Russell  George,  machinist,  house  44  First 
Russell  George  D,  {E.  A.  Diirant  &  Co.),  flour  and 

provisions,  119  Pier,  bds.  18  High 
Russell   Henry    {E.    Russell  &   Son),   house  55 

Columbia 
Russell  Henry,  moulder,  bds,  450  Lydius 
Russell  Hubbard  L.  mason,  house  212  State 
Russell  Jacob,  porter,  h.  4  Plain  continued 
Russell  James,  lumberman,  h.  142  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Russell  James  W.  clerk,  bds.  25  South  Ferry 
Russell  Jason,  house  17  X  Daniels 
Russell  John,  clerk,  123  Green,  bds.  129  Green 
Russell  John  H.  clerk,  82  State,  house  210  do. 
Russell  John  J.  porter,  17  State,  house  4  Plain, 

continued  [Pier,  h.  99  Herkimer 

Russell  John  W.  com.  mer.,  flour  and  grain,  114 
Russell  Joseph,  clerk,  Merchants'  Bank,  boards 

99  North  Pearl 
Russell  Lawrence,  engineer,  h.  Johnson's  alley 
Russell  Lawrence,  whitewasher,  h.  143  Green 
Russell  Margaretta  S.  widow,  h.  99  North  Pearl 
Russell  Mary  A.  widow  of  Solomon  W.  house 

25  South  Ferry 
Russell  Mary  E.  widow  of  Jubal,  h.  30  Third 
Russell  Michael,  laborer,  h.  44  Swan 
Russell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  61  Third 
Russell  Peter,  blacksmith,  bds.  61  Third 
Russell  Philip,  laborer,  house  rear  64  Third 
Russell  William,  house  210  State 
Russell  Wm.  jr.  clerk,  51  State,  bds.  66  Hawk 
Russell  Wm.  C.  carman,  house  85  Third 
Russell  Wm.  N.  constable,  house  256  Lydius 
Rutledge  John,  laborer,  bds.  56  North  Ferry 
Rutledge  Patrick,  laborer,  house  56  N.  Ferry 
Rutledge  William,  laborer,  bds.  56  N.  Ferry 
Ruyter  John  (  F'an  Valkenburgh  &  Co.),  tanners 

and  curriers,  h.  B'way,  n.  Ferry,  G'bush 
Ryan  Ann,  variety  store,  101  Green,  house  do. 
Ryan  Anthony,  hostler,  house  172  Third 
Ryan  Bridget,  widow,  house  rear  138  Broad 
Ryan  Charles  J.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds.  51 

Ten  Broeck 
Ryan  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 
Ryan  Cornelius,  moulder,  house  144  Church 
Ryan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  63  Arch 
Ryan  Daniel,  agent,  bds.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
Ryan  Dennis,  cooper,  house  195  Green 
Ryan  Edward,  moulder,  house  130  Jefferson 
Ryan  Edward,   baggagemaster  N.   Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  32  Chapel 
Ryan  Edward,  moulder,  house  1  Foundi^  place 
Ryan  Honora,  grocer,  138  Jefferson,  house  do. 
Ryan  James,  laborer,  house  rear  105  Beaver 
Ryan  James,  coppersmith,  house  104  Jefferson 
.Ryan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Ryan    John,    asst.  janitor    Geological    Rooms, 

house  12  Park 
Ryan  John,  cai-penter,  houi^  Broadway,  G'bush 
Ryan  John,  coachman,  hoiise  21  Canal 
Ryan  Jolm,  laborer,  house  rear  104  Water 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  4  North  Lansing 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  216  Broadway 
Ryan  John,  moulder,  h.  12  Catharine 
Ryan  John,  teamster,  house  164  Broadway 
Ryan  John,  trader,  house  110  Arch 


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Ryan  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  house  74  Arch 
Ryan  Martin,  clerk,  house  178  Colonic 
Ryan  Mary,  widow,  bds.  57  Church 
Ryan  Mary,  widow,  house  50  Coloriie 
Ryan  Matthew,  teamster,  house  303  Hudson 
Ryan  Michael,  moulder,  house  3  Learned 
Ryan  Michael,  butcher,  house  449  Wash.  ave. 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  180  Monti<omery 
Ryan  Patrick,  carman,  house  63  Schuyler 
Ryan  Patrick,  hostler,  house  7  South  Lansing 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  80  Arch 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  20  Van  Zandt 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Ryan  Patrick  laborer,  house  184  Montgomery 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  141  Broad 
Ryan  Patrick,  moulder,  house  96  Franklin 
Ryan  Patrick  A.  house  185  Third 
Ryan  Philip,  clerk,  101  Green,  bds.  do. 
Ryan  Richard,  grocer,  99  Schuyler,  house  do. 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  71  Alexander 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  1  Foundry  place 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  48  Mulberry 
Ryan  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  7  Foundry  place 
Ryan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Ryan  William,  carpenter,  PL  R.  R.  R.,  G'bush 
Ryan  William,  mason,  house  51  Ten  Broeck 
Ryder  Henry,  saloon,  7  and  9  Maiden  lane 
Ryder  John,  tailor,  house  94  Bassett 
Ryder  Seth  B.  {Allen  &  R.),  painters,  26  Beaver, 
house  230  Lydius 

SABBATOiN[PAUL  A.  superintendent  gas  works, 

452  Broadway,  house  90  Hudson 
Sack  Simon,  clothing,  206  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Sacker  Charles,  macliinist,  house  16  Orange 
Sackett  Nathaniel  0.  bookkeeper,  b.  858  B'way 
Sackett  William  H.  lumber  dealer,  16  Lumber 

district,  house  858  Broadway 
Saddlemyre  Jerusha,  tailoress,  h.  123  Beaver 
Saflord  Edwin,  insurance  agent,  69  State,  house 

275  Hudson 
Saflford  Levi,  real  estate  agt.  51  State,  h.  30  Jay 
Sager  Catharine,  tailoress,  bds.  259  Hudson 
Sager  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  588  Clinton  avenue 
Sager  Jacob,  captain   3d  district  police,  house 

860  Broadway 
Sager  John,  house  148  Washington  avenue 
Sager  John,  clerk,  7  Green,  bds.  33  Dove 
Sager  Margaret,  tailoress,  house  259  Hudson 
Sager  Peter,  stoves,  &c.,  7  Green,  house  18  Dove 
Salisbury  Albion  B.  boatman,  bds.  25  Westerlo 
Salisbury  Andrew,  mason,  house  182  Colonie 
Salisbury  Henry,  carpenter,  house  159  Elm 
Salisbury  Daniel  {Cary  &  S.),  lumber  dealer, 

first  office  north  of  Ferry,  h.  176  .N.  Pearl 
Salisbury  Daniel  jr.  boat  captain,  h.  25  Westerlo 
Salisbury  Harmon,  laborer,  house  9  Plank -road 
Salisbury    Henry    Mrs.    matron  Home   of   the 

Friendless,  house  15  Park 
Salisbury  Jacob,  house  295  Hamilton 
Salisbury  James  M.  lumber  inspect,  b.  125  Sec'd 
Salisbury  Nelson  Mrs.  widow,  house  125  Second 
Salisbury  Nelson  H.  clerk,  bds.  176  North  Pearl 
Salisbury  Spencer,  laborer,  house  69  V.  Woert 
Salisbury  W.  W.  att'y,  80  State,  b.  101  Lumber 
Salisbury  William,  teamster,  house  at  Bath     ' 
Sallsburgh  Charles,   barkeeper,    h.   21  Colum. 
Salm  John,  mouldei-,  house  50  Delaware 
Salm  John,  carpenter,  house  146  Broad 
Salt  John,  conductoij  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R,  bds.  Ame- 
rican Hotel  [Broadway,  house  do 
Salters  Benjamin,  second  hand  clothing,  666 >^ 
Salvage  Eliza  Mrs.  house  106  Jefferson 
Sam  Adam,  tailor,  house  125  Franklin 
Sammon  Michael,  laborer,  h,  rear  26  De  Witt 
Sammons  Liwrence,  moulder,  house  117  Grand 
Samo  Henry,  tailor,  house  122  Bowery 


Sample  John,  4th  district  police,  house  104  Lark 
Sanbrook  George,  laborer,  house  41  Lumber 
Sand  John  H.  attorney,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Sanders  Barent  B.  (/.  B.  Sanders  &  Co.),  house 

41  Broad 
Sanders  I'arent  Mrs.  house  143  Lj'dius 
Sanders   Garret   V.    S.   (/.  B.    Sanders   &  Co.), 

house  143  Lydius 
Sanders  George,  shoefitter,  h.  2  Bleecker  place 
Sanders  Henry  B.  {Bell  &  S.),  carvers,  71  Her- 
kimer, house  62  Union 
Sanders  Jacob  G.  house  150  State 
Sanders  James  B.  attorney,  9  Douw's  Building, 

house  21  Washington  avenue 
Sanders  John  B.  &  Co.  (G.   V.  S.  &  B.  B.  San- 
ders), provisions,  seeds,  salt,  &c.  72  Qiaay, 
hou.se  143  Lydius  [1  Pine 

Sanders  Wm.  N.  S.,  teller  Merchants'  Bank,  bds. 
Sanders,  see  Saunders 

Sanderson  George,  baker,  h.  98  Swan,  Arb.  Hill 
Sanderson  James,  carpenter,  bds.  154  Clint,  ave. 
Sands  Bridget,  widow,  house  29  Van  Schaick 
Sands  James,  machinist,  bds.  52 ><  Phillip 
Sands  John,  machinist,  house  269  Lumber 
Sands  William,  carpenter,  house  52 X  Philip 
Sanford  George  D.  truukmaker,  h.  19  Mulberry 
Sanford  Harriet,  widow,  house  163  Eagle 
Sanford  Joseph  P.  11  Green,  house  125  State 
Sanford  Wilbur  F.  at  Directory  office,  78  State 
Sangmaster  Augustus,  415  B'way,  h.  98  Westerlo 
Sankey  Samuel  H.  printer,  house  293  t tate 
Sankey  William  H.  printer,  bds.  293  State 
Sann  Henry,  currier,  house  27  Gansevoort 
Sard  George,  clerk,  488  Broadway,  bds  175  State 
Sard  Grange,  draper  and  tailor,  488  Broadway, 

house  175  State 
Sard  Grange  jr.  clerk,  38  Quay,  bds.  175  State 
Sargent  Clias.  E.  engineer,  house  9  Van  Woert 
Sargent  Parker,  house  219  North  Pearl 
Saudlitener  Jacob,  malster,  house  106  Sand 
Sauer  Henry  C.  A.  hatter,  house  100  Second 
Saul  William,  carpenter,  house  121  Lumber  [us 
Saunders  Charles  M.,  Mechanics'  Hotel,  ISLydi- 
Saunders  George  H.  carshop  W.  R.   R.   house 

East  near  Partition,  Greenbush 
Sautelraeyer  Adam,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  n.  Robin 
Sauter  Eli,  laborer,  house  Spruce,  near  Knox 
Sauters  Anthony,  restaurant  305  B'way,  h.  do. 
Sautter  Louis,  apothecarj',  60  Green,  house  do. 
Savage  Catharine  Mrs.  confectionery  and  toys, 

liroadway,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Savage  Edmund,  4  Maiden  lane,  bds.  72  Chapel 
Savage  James,  assistant  canal  collector,  house 

72  Chapel 
Savage  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Savage  Rowland,  shoemaker,  h.  273  Wash.  ave. 
Savage  Silas,  medicine,  bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Savage  {Silas  T.)  &  Gray  (James),   stoves  and 
heating  apparatus,  20  and  22  Green,  house 
245  Lydius 
Savage  Simeon,  tinsmith,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Sawyer  Abram,  fish,  &c.  Center  Market,  house 

54  Division 
Sawyer  Christopher,  clerk,  bds.  149  Lydius 
Sawyer  Robert,  porter,  house  175  Orange 
Sawyer  William,  shoes,  86  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
SayeV  Rebecca,  widow,  house  293  Hamilton 
Sayles  Alexander,  shoes,  1 13  South  Pearl,  house 

64  Union 
Sayles  Charles,  shoemaker,  149  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Sayles  George  M.  Mrs.  house  15  Daniels 
Sayles  James,  liquors,  152  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Sayles  James  M.  clerk,  house  29  Jay 
Sayles  John,  merchant,  62  Quay,  house  29  Jay 
Sayles  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  124  Jefferson 
Sayles  Thomas,  porterhouse,  587  Broadway,  h. 
343  Lydius 


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Sayre  Charles  E.  machinist,  h.  57  Rensselaer 
Sayre  Henry,  carpenter,  house  253  Hamilton 
Scace  Dinah,  widow,  house  121  Second 
Scace  Sebastian,  farmer,  h.  Schenectady  turn. 
Scallen  George  (J.  laborer,  house  105  Elm 
Scally  Peter,  laborer,  house  rear  173  Orange 
Scally  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Scally  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  3  Morton 
Scally  Thomas,  boilermaker,  liouse  283  Lumber 
Scanlan  Mary  J.  dressmaker,  bds.  27  Dean 
Scanlan  Patrick,  teamster,  house  112  Saud 
Scanlan  William,  porterhouse,  27  Dean 
Scannel  Edward,  porter,  house  401  State 
Scannel  William,  nailer,  429  State,  h.  405  State 
Scarf  John,  laborer,  liouse  51  >i  Third 
Scarratt  George  J.  B.  clerk,  41  JVorth  Pearl,  bds. 

6  Norton 
Scars  John,  laborer,  house  65  Rensselaer 
Scattergood  Henry  V.  machinist  h.  10  Ble'k'r  pi. 
Scliacbtel  Jacob,  colporteur,  h.  157  Bowery 
Schad  Joseph,  carpenter,  housi  55  Alexander 
Schadd  George,  furnaceman,  h.  9  Clin.  Beth'm 
Schaefer  Adam,  laborer,  house  168  Bowi-ry 
Scliaefer  Balthasar,  shoemaker,  h.  315  State 
Schaefer  Fidel,  laborer,  house  314  South  Pearl 
Schaefer  George  G.  carpenter,  bds.  170  Sand 
Schaefer  Martin,  carman,  house  170  Sand 
Schafer  Joseph,  blacksmith,  li.  49  Alexander 
Schafer  Joseph,  tailor,  house  145  Broad 
Schafer  Louis,  furnaceman,  house  63  Bradford 
Schafer  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Canal  near  Snipe 
Schaffner  Christian,  porter,  house  51  Delaware 
Schafford  .John,  boards  8S4  Broadway 
Schank  Henry,  blacksmith,  h.  123  Franklin 
Schannburg  Henry,  moulder,  house  102  Broad 
Schaunburg  Wm.  locksmith,  house  102  Broad 
Schanno  Franz,  carver,  house  145  upper  Spring 
Schedell  Louisa,  widow,  house  83  Schuyler 
Scheebacher  Henry,  laborer,  house  Spruce  near 

Knox 
Scheeder  Otto,  cooper,  liouse  74  Alexander 
Scheidler  Catharine,  widow,  house  123  Broad 
Scheidler  Christian,  cigarmaker,  h.  123  Broad 
Schenmeyer  George,  clothing,  t)6X  Hudson,  h. 

62  Wdius 
Scherer  weorge,  hairdresser,  283  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Schermerhoru    Daniel    A.    paperhangings,    332 

Broadway,  house  59  High 
Schermerhoru  Elizabeth  Miss.  h.  200  N.  Pearl 
Schermerhoru  George,  carbuilder,  h.  41  Third 
Schermerhorn  John,  teamster,  house  423  State 
Schermerliorn  Morgan  L.  house  275  State 
Schessler  John,  shoemaker,  h.  281   Wash.  ave. 
Schilfer  Charles  F.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

house  4  Van  Schaick 
Schilfer  Christina,  widow,  h.  1  Sand  cor.  Lark 
Schiffer  Francis,  laborer,  house  108  Arch 
Schitfer  Geo.  W.  443  B'way,  b.  Franklin  House 
Schiffer  Hester  H.  Mrs.  house  4  Van  Schaick 
Schifferdecker  Charles,  butcher,  53  Clin.  h.  do. 
Schilferdecker  Frederick,  butcher,  h.  81  Clinton 
Schild  Henry,  porter,  house  115  Snipe 
Schill  Frederick,  porterhouse,  56  N.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Schimpf  Frederick,  machinist,  h.  193  Broad 
Schindler  Charles  W.  brewer,  Bethlehem  road, 

saloon,  78  Herkimer,  house  do. 
Schink  Henry,  tinroofer,  house  123  Franklin 
Schinman  Cliarles,  tailor,  house  55  Delaware 
Schinuerer   {Andrew)    &    Hinckel    (Frederick), 

brewers.  Swan  cor.  W.  Ferry,  h.  183  Elm 
Schleebecker  Louis,  laborer,  h.  371  Bowery 
Schleick  George,  musician,  h.  32  Bowery 
Schleiger  Nicholas,  lager  beer,  220  Green,  h.  do. 
Schleitzputengier  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  135  Sand 
Schlichter  Joseph,  peddler,  h.  100  Nucella 
Schlinger  Harmann,  coppersmith,   h  215  Green 
Schliugloff  Conrad,  cutter,  2  Ex.  B.  h.  191  Elm 


Schlink  Valentine,  tinplate  worker,  226  South 

Pearl,  house  263  do. 
Schloss  Abraham,  clerk.  111  Beaver,  house  do. 
Schmeltz  Henry,  tailor,  bds.  33  W.  Ferry- 
Schmidt  Bernhard,  merchant,  h.  247  S.  Pearl 
Sclimidt  George,  laborer,  house  187  Elk 
Schmidt    Henry,    carpenter,    336    Washington 

avenue,  h.  209  Sand 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  house  23  Tennis 
Schmidt  John,  tailor,  bds.  62  Lydius 
Schmidt  Joseph,  butcher,  house  44  Bradford 
Schmidt  Philip,  laborer,  house  67  Spruce 
Schneider  Antoine,  tailor,  house  75  Sand 
Schneider  Baruhart,  baker,  h.  23  Hamilton 
Sclnieider  George,  hwer  beer,  311  B'way,  h.  do. 
Schneider  Jacob,   laoorer,  house   Plank  road, 

above  Perry. 
Schneider  John,  laborer,  house  256  Sand 
Schneider  John  P.  laborer,  house  61  Snipe 
Schnekenbilil  Antonia,  tailor,  h.  95  Church 
Schnellendruessler    Herman  F.  Rev,  house  80 

Schuyler 
Schnur  Peter  A.  laborer,  house  48  Bradford 
Schock  Christi-in,  tailor,  house  99  Quay 
Scliofield  John,  tailor,  house  65  Second 
Scholtz  August,  shoemaker,  house  359  State 
Scholtz  Frederick,  laborer,  house  466  Lydius 
Schoolcraft  John  L.  president  Commercial  Bank, 

house  at  Greenbnsh 
Schoonmaker    Christopher,    laborer,    house    3 

Bradford  [Trorap 

Schoppe    Alphonse,    draftsman,    bds.    14  Van 
Schoppelreg  Francis,  music  teacher,  house  49 

Rensselaer 
Schreck  George  M.  weaver,  house  314  S.  Pearl 
Schreiber  Christian,  laborer,  h.  39  Alexander 
Schreiber  Estel  Mrs.  house  90  South  Pearl 
Schreiber  Gottleib,  musician,  h.  79  Schuyler 
Schreiber  .Jacob,  peddler,  house  110  S.  Pearl 
Schreiber  Stephen,  saloon,  83  Green,  house  do. 
Schrem  Peter,  laborer,  house  116  Nucella 
Schriner  Henry,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  3  Ouets  alley 
Schrodt  Michael,  house  14  Bowery 
Schroeder  Henry,  notary,  285  Broadway,  house 

169Frankliu 
Schrum  Theodore,  laborer,  h.  127  Nucella 
Schulteis  George,  butcher,  house  96  Broad 
Schultice  Michael,  carpenter,  house  6  Colonie 
Schultise  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  94  Chestnut 
Schultz  Albert,  painter,  house  88  Schuyler      i 
Schultz  Henry,  tailor,  house  171  Broad 
Schultz  John,  laborer,  house  64  Clinton 
Schultz  John,  tilemaker,  house  1  Knox 
Schurer  Jacob,  blacksmith,  house  219  Elm 
Schurr  Christian,  liquors,  277  Washington  ave. 
Schurr  Gottlieb,  laborer,  house  98  Snipe 
Schutter  Henry,  plumber,  house  92  Dallius 
Schutter  Joaniia,  widow,  h.  23  South  Lansing 
Schutter  Lewis,  bookbinder,  h.  23  South  Lansing 
Schuyler  Angelica,  widow,  house  57  Lumber 
Schuyler  Cornelius,  real  estate  l)roker  and  insu- 
rance agent,  51  State,  house  49  Jay 
Schuyler  James,  coal  and  wood,  175  Broadway, 

house  290  South  Pearl 
Schuyler  Samuel,  130  Quay,  house  72  Westerlo 
Schuyler  (TTiomas)  &  Co.  {Aaron  D.  Heaxt),gro- 

cers,  88  Bassett,  house  65  South  Ferry 
Schuyler  Thomas,   80  Pier,   alderman  2d  ward, 

house  65  South  Ferry 
Schuyler  Thomas,  coal  and  wood,  Franklin,  cor. 

Bassett,  house  65  South  Ferry 
Schuyler  Wm.  Mrs.  house  292  South  Pearl 
Schuyler  Wm.  C.  attorney,  134  Jefferson,  h.  do. 
Schwartz  Abraham,  meatstall,  190  South  Pearl, 

house  35  Alexander 
Schwartz  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  45  Perry 
Schwartz  David,  bookkeeper,  bds.  494  Lydius 


116 


ALBANY      [S]      DIEECTORY, 


Schwartz  F.  mason  and  builder,  h.  270  Hamilton 
Schwartz  George,  butcher,  11,  12  and  20  Center 

Market,  house  494  Lydius 
Schwartz  Peter,  laborer,  house  33  Sand 
Schwartz  Simon,  grocer,  46  South  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Schwerker  John  Wni.  cooper,  h.  52  Schuyler 
Schwingler  Adam,  tailor,  house  215  Sand 
Schworer  John,  Washington  House,  200  Wash- 
ington avenue 
SchwoVm  Jacob,  pianomaker,  house  73  Bowery 
Scobie  William,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Scolield  William  W.  cutler,  465  Broadway,  bds. 

16  North  Pearl 
Scollen  Henry,  porterliouse,  129  Eagle 
Scott  Ann,  widow,  house  42  Clinton  avenue 
Scott  Charles  E.  gunsmith,  bds.  17  Clinton  ave. 
Scott  David,  lumber,  70  Bassett,  house  72  do. 
Scott  Uavid  I.  silverplater,  10  Beaver,  house  17 

Clinton  avenue 
Scott  George  C.  (Hylcr  &  S.),  coachsmith.  Ferry, 

Greenbush,  house  Broadway  do. 
Scott  George  W.  bds.  3  Washington  avenue 
Scott  Henry  H.  house  71  Lark 
Scott  James,  laborer,  house  61  Canal 
Scott  James,  laborer,  house  55  Colonic 
Scott  John,  carpenter,  house  44  Second 
Scott  John,  painter,  house  195  South  Pearl 
Scott  John,  hatter,  house  16  Daniels 
Scott  John,  cigarmaker,  house  206  Lumber 
Scott  John  R.  cigarmaker,  house  21  Van  Woert 
Scott  Lawson  A.  hou;e  rear  208  Lumber 
Scott  Leonard  L.  fish  market,  604  B'way,  h.  do. 
Scott  Marshall,  house  606  Broadway 
Scott  Michael,  laborer,  house  110  Canal 
Scott  Michael,  stationman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 
Scott  Philip  &  Co.  (D.  Terry  jr.),  grocers,  and 

6  Lawrence  court 
Scott  Patrick,  tailor,  house  116  Nucella 

meatmarket,  74  Pier,  house  114  Second 
Scott  Ransom,  bds.  270  Lumber 
Scott  Richard  H.  {TV.  J.  &  R.  JI.  Scott),  house  9 
Bleecker  place  [selaer 

Scott  Robert,  carpenter,  64  Bassett,  bds.  60Rens- 
Scott  Robert,  gastitter,  bds   Swan,  cor.  Elk 
Scott  Robert,  teamster,  house  91  Broad 
Scott  Robert  A.  bookkeeper,  bds.  17  Clin.  ave. 
Scott  Stephen,  stationman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R,  h.  128 

Water 
Scott  Tliomas,  carpenter,  h.  7  Lark,  Arbor  hill. 
Scott  Timothy,  laborer,  house  105  Arch 
Scott  Win.  cigarmaker,  house  204  Lumber 
Scott  William,  cigarmaker,  house  68  First 
Scott  Wm.  B.  grocer.  Swan  c.  Second,  house  do. 
Scott  William  J.  &  R.  H.  guumakers  and  mili- 
tary goods,  9  Beaver,  house  339  Lydius 
Scovel  Ashley  Mrs.  house  31  Clinton  avenue 
Scovel  Henry  W.  524  Broadway,  h.  51  Philip 
Scovel  Louis  L.  77  Pier,  h.  31  Clinton  avenue 
Scovel  Nelson,  broker,  442  B'way,  h.  6  Dallius 
Scovell  Amos  S.  analytical  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 249  Lydius,  house  do. 
Scovill  Oliver,  38  State,  bds.  10  Van  Schaick 
Scrafl'ord  James  D.  grocer,  420  Lydius,  h.  65  Dove 
Scranton  William,  constable  5th  ward,  house 

100  Hawk 
Scribner  Benjamin  C.  house  37  South  Ferry 
Scripture  Henry,  overseer  at  Penitentiary,  house 

li!2  Lark 
Scriven  Gardener,  carpenter,  h.  341  N.  Pearl 
Scriveu  Lyman  G.  carpenter,  h.  341  N.  Pearl 
Scullen  W.  laborer,  house  205  Jefferson 
Scully  David,  brakeman,  bds.  61  North  Lansing 
Scully  Edward,  tailor,  house  200  Orange 
Scully  Edward  Mrs.  house  17  Bleecker 
Scully  John,  laborer,  house  Greenbush 
Scully  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  705  Broadway 
Scully  Michael,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 


Scully  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  61  North  Lansing 
Scully  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Broadway    near 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Scully  Richard,  laborer,  bd.s.  West  Albany 
Seabury  George,  clerk  W.  R.  R.  house  at  Troy 
Seabury  Hilan,  ironfounder,  h.  221  N.  Pearl 
Seabury  Isaac  F.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  180 

Lumber 
Seaman  Cornelius,  stovemounter,  h.  29  De  Witt 
Seaman  James  H.  stovemounter,  bds.  853  B'way 
Searls  George,  butcher,  house  426  Bowery 
Searls  George,  butcher,  house  229  Bowery 
Searls  James,  butcher,  house  246  Bowery 
Searls  John,  butcher,  house  100  Bradford 
Seass  Josf'ph,  tailor,  house  12  Delaware 
Seaton  George  E.  painter,  240  South  Pearl,  house 

56  Rensselaer 
Seaver  Benjamin  W.  sexton,  h.  71  ><  N.  Pearl 
Sedam  Charles,  clerk,  80  Pier,  house  200  State 
Sedgwick  Russell,  expressman,  h.  108  Jeiierson 
Sedgwick  William,  bds.  28  Division 
Seeley  Ellen,  widow,  bds.  69  Herkimer 
Seeley  James  P.  {Thomas  &  S.),  fruit  and  oys- 
ters, 662  Broadway,  house  48  S|iencer 
Seeley  John,  teamster,  house  136  Hawk 
Seeley  Oran  W.  fanner,  h.  Debiware  turnpike 
Seelye  Samuel  T.  Rev.  house  693  Broadway 
Seery  John,  carman,  h.  Thacher  near  Learned 
Sees  Frederic,  laborer,  hous^'  9  Sand 
Segrave  John,  tailor,  house  145  Canal 
Sehl  Peter,  furnaceman,  house  73  Bowery 
Seib  Joseph,  junkdealer,  56  Bowery,  house  do. 
Seiber  Gottlieb,  pianomaker,  house  35  Green 
Seiler  William,  teamster,  h.  341  Wash,  avenue 
Selby  William,  mason,  house  170  Third 
Selhime  Charles,  stovemounter,  b.  65  S.  Lansing 
Selhime  John,  tailor,  house  65  South  Lan.sing 
Seligman  Elias,  peddler,  house  188  S.  Pearl 
Selkirk  Alexander  sr.   ( Vecder   &  S.),    grocer, 

154  S.  Pearl,  house  26  Dallius 
Selkirk  Alexander  (Gwardcnicr  &  S.),  carriage- 
maker,  832  Broadway,  house  199  Lumber 
Selkirk  Edward  Rev.  Ids.  27  Grand 
Selkirk  Edward  A.  biotana  and  cement  roofing. 
Green,  corner  Beaver,  house  Hamilton,  op- 
posite Hamilton  place 
Selkirk  Edwin,  coachpainter,  bds.  26  Dallius 
Selkirk  Lewis  M.  carriagemaker,  h.  210  Lumber 
Sellars  Hugh,  variety  store,  287  Wa.sh.  ave.  h.  do. 
Selzle  Charles,  butcher,  h.  Lydius  cor.  Liberty 
Sem  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  rear  212  Broad 
Semez  Philip,  varnisher,  house  125  Bowery 
Sennett  John,  oilclothworker,  house  125  Bowery 
Sennett  Wm,  clerk,  7  N.  Pearl,  h.  125  Bowery 
Senrick  Charles,  caltinetmaker,  bds.  75  Dove 
Senrick  Frank,  cabinetmaker,  bds.  75  Dove 
Senrick  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  75  Dove 
Senrick  Xavier,  sen.  cabinetmaker,  h.  79  Dove 
Senrick  Xavier,  cabinetware,  95  State,  house  48 

Howard 
Server  Robert  ( FowTig  &  S.),  shoes,  520  Broad- 
way, house  60  Nortlj  Ferry 
Serviss  William  Mrs.  house  37  Grand 
Settle  Sylvanus  W.  produce  and  commission,  112 

Pier,  house  81  Clinton  avenue 
Setzman  Casper,  laborer,  liouse  189  South  Pearl 
Severence  Joseph,  grocer,  337  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Seward  Fred.  W.   {Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.,  also 
Weed,  Dau'son  &   Co.),  Evening   Journal, 
house  15  Washington  avenue 
Seward  Catharine  Mrs.  house  31  Chestnut 
Sewell  Anthony,  mason,  h.  Yates  near  Robin 
Sewell  James,  mason,  house  Yates  near  Snipe 
Sewell  John,  mason,  house  Yates  near  Snipe 
Sexton  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  Plumb  cor.  Green 
Seymour  Charles,   carpenter,  117  Grand,  house 
96  do. 


ALBANY      [g]      DIRECTOEY. 


117 


Seymour  George  T.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  K.  R.  house 

62  Clinton  avenue 
Seymour  Lewis,  carpenter,  91  Grand,  house  do. 
Seymour  Samuel  D.  clerk,  barge  Merchant 
Seymour  Stephen  A.  carriagemaker,  house  236 

S.  Pearl 
Seymour  Timothy,  bookbinder,  82  State,  house 

62  Clinton  aveniae 
Seymour  William,  house  103  Columbia 
Seymour  William  R.  clerk  Bank  of  the  Capitol, 

bds.  62  Clinton  avenue 
Sbadick  Thomas,  carman,  house  912  Broadway 
Shafer  Ira  (fFcmcr,  S.  &  Wuod),  district  attor- 
ney, 67  State,  house  261  Hamilton 
Shafer  Sylvcoter  A.  clerk,  87  Washington  ave- 
nue, bds.  74  do. 
Shaffer  Gilbert  V.  Z.  att'y,  67  State,  b.  248  Lydins 
Shaffer  John,  painter,  74  State,  bds.  South  Pearl 

cor.  Nucella 
Shaffner  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  h.  North  Albany 
SluiUow  John,  boardingliouse,  84  Beaver 
Shanahan  James,  porterhouse,  154  B'way,  h.  do. 
Shanahan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  473  Wash.  ave. 
Shanahan  Stephen,  laborer,  house-64  Benjamin 
Shankland  Wrn.  J.  469  Broadway,  bds.  52  Elm 
Shanlvs  David  W.  upholsterer,  32  L<reen,  house 

2U6  Hudson 
Shanks  Robert,  house  77  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Shanly  William,  laborer,  house  47  Jolmspn 
Shannon  Martin,  laborer,  house  18  Lawrence 
Sharky  Bernard,  fireman,  house  71  Van  Woert 
Sharp  Absalom  M.  carman,  house  173  Elm 
Sharp  David,  laborer,  house  353  State 
Sharp  Hannah,  widow,  house  171  Jellerson 
Sharj)  Jacob  S.  clerk,  county  clerk's  office,  bds. 

27  Quackenbush 
Sharp  Jonathan,  laborer,  h.  r.  159  upper  Spring 
Sharp  Joseph  H.  engineer,  house  90  Hudson 
Sharp  Mai'garet,  widow,  house  53  Howard 
Sharp  Nicholas,  house  12  Lumber 
Sharts  John,  at  sec'y  state's  office,  h.  115  Green 
Sharts  Tlieo.  ironlbunder,  at  Green  bush,  office 

37  Church,  house  14  Dallius 
Shattuck  James  A.  mason,  house  140  Orange 
Shaughness  P.  H.  telegraph  operator,  446  Broad- 
way, bds.  Commercial  Hotel 
Shaughness y  John,  laborer,  bds.  92  Lydius 
Shaver  Adam,  house  9  Odell 
Shaver  Charles  I.  shoemaker,  h.  884  Broadway 
Shaver  Coonradt,  sexton  2d  Presb.  Ch.  house 

17  Lodge 
Shaver  George,  laborer,  house  239  Sand 
Shaver  George,  milkman,  house  North  Albany 
Shaver  .Jacob,  laborer,  house  18  Lark 
Shaver  James  D.  boatman,  house  North  Albany 
Shaver  John,  laborer,  house  160  Jefferson 
Shaver  John,  house  307  Hamilton 
Shaver  Michael,  boatman,  bouse  13  Herkimer 
Shaver  Peter,  clerk,  347  State,  b.  Wash.  Hotel 
Shaver  Philip,  porter,  15  N.  Pearl,  h.  31  Bowery 
Shaver  Vincent  P.  baker,  25  Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
Shaver  Wm.  H.  house  90  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Shaw  Abel,  tinsmith,  house  34  West  Ferry 
Shaw  Ann,  widow,  hou.se  82  Rensselaer 
Shaw  Ann  Mrs.  milliner,  43  Columbia,  h.  do. 
Shaw  Christopher,  coachpainter,  90  Green,  house 

94  Jefferson 
Shaw  Daniel,  tailor,  house  188  Green 
Shaw  Daniel  D.  clerk  P.  0.  bds.  15  Clinton  ave. 
Shaw  Eleanor  E.  teacher  music  and  dancing,  23 

Jay,  house  do. 
Shaw  John,  laborer,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Shaw  George,  carpenter,  house  169  Lumber 
Shaw  Georgianna,  widow,  bds.  12  John 
Shaw  L   L.  clerk,  bds.  Exchange  Hotel 
Shaw  Pone  Miss,  tailoress,  house  82  Rensselaer 
Shaw  Samuel  H.  bookbinder,  house  66  Lumber 


Shaw  Washington,  bds.  53  Washington  avenue 
Shaw  Williiim,  meatstall  and  grocer,  786  Broad- 
way, house  66  Lumber  [Philip 
Shaw  Wm.  grocer  and  fruit,  56  Beaver,  bds.  15 
Shaw  Wm.  A.  bookbinder,  bds.  66  Lumber 
Shay  Abby,  widow,  house  rear  138  Broad 
Shay  James,  laborer,  house  77  Van  Woert 
Shay  Patrick,  laborer,  house  134  Broad 
Shay  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  rear  57  Van  Woert 
Shea  Bridget,  widow,  liouse  50  Orange 
Shea  Bridget,  widow,  house  94 X  Dallius 
Shea  Bryan  0.  shoemaker,  h.  63  Van  Schaick 
Shea  John,  clerk,  Broadway  cor.  De  Witt,  bds. 

53  De  Witt 
Shea  John,  bricklayer,  house  70  Arch 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  23  Mulberry 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  Canal  above  Dove 
Shea  John,  moulder,  house  230  Green 
Shea  John,  moulder,  house  265  Green 
Shea  John,  shoemaker,  house  10  Fulton 
Shea  Matthew,  shoemaker,  housp  103  Arch 
Shea  Morris,  moulder,  house  81  Van  Woert 
Shea  Thomas,  moulder,  house  131  Jefferson 
Shea  Timothy,  laborer,  iiouse  175  Elm 
Shea  William,  moulder,  house  238  Green 
Shear  David  D.  cjirman,  liouse  8  Whitehall  road 
Shear  (Jacob   H.),   Packard   [Joseph  jr.)   &  Co. 
(Geo.  W.  Packard),  stoves,  17  and  19  Green, 
foundry  on  Grand,  Johnson  and  Warren, 
house  176  State 
Shear  William  T.  house  48  Hawk 
Shearer  John,  laborer,  house  73  Bowery 
Shears  John  C.  instructor  at  Penitentiary,  house 

404  Lydius 
Sheehan  Cornelius,  .shoemaker,  house  88  First 
Sheehan  Edward,  cai-penter,  house  111  Fir.st 
Sheehan  James,  laborer,  liouse  127  Broad 
Sheehan  Jeremiah,  harnessmakei',  h.  Ill  Elm 
Sheehan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  123  Canal 
Sheehan  William  F.  Rev.  house  Lydius,  opposite 

the  Cathedral 
Shehan  C.  G.  clerk,  390  B'way,  bds.  160  Orange 
Shelian  M.   A.    paperhangings,   390  Broadway, 

house  160  Orange 
Shehan  Mary,  widow,  house  160  Orange 
Sheheran  Michael,  vegetable  dealer,  h.'s  Bleecker 
Sheineman  Andrew,  laborer,  house  11  Sand 
Sheldon  Alexander  G.  (Sheldons  &  Co.),  house 

at  Newtonville,  Plank  road 
Sheldon  Augustus,  clerk,  443  Broadway,  bds. 

76  Lvdius 
Sheldon  *Gaylor  (Sheldons  &  '^o.),  h.  76  Lydius 
Sheldon  George  W.  grocer,  72  Washington  ave- 
nue, liouse  63  loWer  Sjiring  [Hudson 
Sheldon  J.  De  Witt  (Sheldons  &   Co.),   bds.  74 
Sheldon  Lionel  A.    tobacconist,  house   Lydius 

near  Partridge 
Sheldons  &  Co.  (Gaylor,  Alex.  G.  &  J.  Be  Witt), 
importers  and^  jobbers  of  dry  goods,  443  and 
445  Broadway 
Sheldrick  Edward  G.  saloon,  house  11  Norton 
Shelly  Richard,  teamster,  house  30  Van  Zandt 
Shep:a-d  A.  D.  &  Co.  (Charles  T.  Shepard),  flour 
and  commission,   109  Pier,  house  at  Water- 
vleit,  near  Cemetery 
Shepard  Albert  H.  clerk,  97  State,  91  Wash.  ave. 
Shepard  A.  K.  109  Pier,  bds.  Watervliet  n.  Cem- 
etery 
Shepard  (Alexander  B.)  &  Son  (J.  J.  Shepard) 
gas  and  steamfitters,  7  Tweddle  Hall,  bds. 
19  William  [49  Ten  Broeck 

Shepard  Charles  T.  (A.  D.  Shepard  &  Co.),  house 
Shepard  George  W.  109  Pier,  bds.  at  Watervliet, 
near  Cemetery  [Tweddle  Hall 

Shei^ard  James  i. -(Shepard  &  Soii),  gas  litter,  7 
Shepard  John,  crier,  iiouse  57  Howard 
Shepard  John,  boatman,  house  179  Elm 


118 


ALBANY      [g]      DIRBCTOKY. 


Shepard  John,  laborer,  house  126  Van  Woert 
Shepard  John,  carpenter,  house  —  Elm 
Shepard  Joseph,  hatter,  house  12  Liberty 
Shepard  Martin,  laborer,  bds.  126  Van  Woert 
Shepard  Mary,  widow,  house  79  Colonie 
Shepard  Samuel  M.  miller,  h.  N.  Pearl  cont'ued 
Shepard  Stephen  O.  attorney,  443  Broadway,  h. 
166  Washington  avenue  [HI  Grand 

Shepard  S.  F.  merchant  tailor,  313  Broadway,  h. 
Shepard  Wm.  S.  {Allen,  S.  &  Curtiss),  hardware, 

35  and  37  State,  bds.  757  Broadway 
Shepherd  Gideon,  house  99  Kagle 
Shepherd  Jane  Miss,  .house  30  Lodge 
Shepherd  Oliver,  clerk,  Farmers  aud  Mechanics 
Hotel,  bds.  do.  [Hudson 

Shepherd  William  D.  clerk,  76  Quay,  house  187 
Shepperd  Peter,  grocer,  Broadway  n.  Johuston, 

Greenbush 
Sherburne  David  H.  laborer,  house  at  G'nbush 
Slierer  Christian,  shoemaker,  109  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Sherer  Henry,  tilecutter,  house  Nortli  Albany 
Sberf  Charlie,  gardener,  house  7  Odell 
Sheridan  Anthony,  house  Si  Canal 
Sheridan  Barney,  carman,  h.  168  Clinton  avenue 
Shei'idan  Harriet,  widow,  house  29  Van  Schaick 
Sheridan  James,  brewer,  house  105  Broadway 
Sheridan  James,  laborer,  bds.  12  Quay 
Sheridan  John,  bookbinder,  house  SI  Bleecker 
Sheridan  John,  laborer,  house  159  Orange 
Slieridan  John,  plasterer,  bd.s.  29  Van  Schaick 
Sheridan  John,  porter,  J'.agle  St.  Hotel 
Sheridan  John,  teamster,  house  47  N.  Lansing 
Sheridan  Mattliew,  laason,  h.  152  Clinton  ave. 
Sheridan  Terrence,  constable  3d  ward,  house  135 

Canal 
Sheridan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  32  Rensselaer 
Sheridan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  70  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Sheridan  Tiiomas,  porter,  house  14  Bleecker 
Sheridan  Wm.  G.  cigarmaker,  h.  164  Lumber 
Sherley  Edward  G.'  clerk,  88  Bassett,  bds.  163 

Franklin 
Sherlock  Daniel,  butcher,  house  257  Sand 
Sherlock  John,  butcher,  house  254  Bowery 
Sherman  August,  laborer,  house  4  Sand 
Sherman  Augustus  {L.  Thomnon  &  Co.),  23  Lum- 
ber district,  house  at  Glens  Falls 
Sherman  Horace  A.  clerk,  422B'way,  house  Dove 

cor.  upper  Spring 
Sherman  John  W.  painter,  h.  153  Clinton  ave. 
Sherman  Josiah  J.  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Sherman  Lemuel,  m:ison,  house  72  Grand 
Sherman  Preserved,  truckman,  house  32  Wilson 
Sherman  William,  painter,  bds.  22  Franklin 
Sherman  William  J.  printer,  78  State 
Sherry  John,  2d.  district  police,  house  23  Lodge 
Shervin  James,  laborer,  h.  B'way  n.  Gansevoort 
Sherwin  Alfred  W.  fruit,  8  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Sherwin  Wm.  F.  teacher  of  music,  519  Broadway, 
house  4  La  Fayette  [gomery 

SherM'ood  Edward,  shoemaker,   bds.  35  Mont- 
Sherwood  James,  carpenter,  house  242  Lydius 
Sherwood  Joseph,  tobacconist,  Lydius  c.  Church, 

house  886  Broadway 
Sherwood  PLCuben  F.  bookkeeper,  Lydius  cor. 

Church,  bds.  886  Broadway 
Sherwood  Rich'd  C.  cigarmaker,  h.  150  Clin.  ave. 
Shei-wood  Thos.  J.  tobacconist,  146  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Sherwood  William,  house  5  Wendell 
Sherwood  Wm.  H. cigarmaker,  bds.  150  Clin.  ave. 
Shevlin  Catharine,  widow,  house  34  Water 
Shevlin  John,  grocer.  Lumber  cor.  Lark,  h.  do. 
Shields  {Adam)  &  Son  {F.  S.  Shields),  tobacco- 
nists, 33  Church,  house  75  Lydius 
Shields  Alexander,  carman,  house  223  Elm 
Shields  Ann,  widow  of  Luke,  liouse  122  Third 
Shields  Bernard,  cooper,  159  Lumber,  house  do. 
Shields  Daniel,  mason,  bds.  223  Elm 


Shields  Daniel,  laborer,  house  73  Van  Woert 
Shields  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  21  La  Fayette 
Shielils  Francis,  laborer,  house  140  Lumber 
Shields  Francis  S.  {Shields  &  Son),  33  Church,  h. 

75  Lydius 
Shields  John,  grocer,  Clinton  cor.  Whiteh'll  rd. 
Shields  Mary,  widow,  house  201  Orange 
Shields  Peter,  laborer,  house  351  Wa.sli.  avenue 
Shields  Walter,  flagman,  house  r.  26  De  Witt 
Shifferdecker  Charles,  butcher,  house  53  Clinton 
Shilfert  Matthias,  mason,  house  107  Nucella 
Shipp  Anthony,  clockrnaker,  bds.  20  Lydius 
Shippee  Jay  D.  express  messenger,  bds.  Merch- 
ants' Hotel  [h.  163  Franklin 
Sliirely  Edward,  provisions.  Plain  cor  Fulton, 
Shirtz'Wm.  M.  clerk,  77  Pier,  house  81  Bleecker 
Shoemaker  F.  Anthony,  carpenter,  h.  153  Elm 
Shoemaker  Conrad,  moulder,  liouse  41  John 
Shoemaker  Jacob,  house  144  Lark 
Shoemaker  Peter,  tailor,  house  65  Clinton 
Shoemaker  William,  tollgate  A.  &  M.  P.  road 
Sholthaes  Michael,  carpenter,  house  6  Colonie 
Shone  William,  blacksmith,  h.  Se(.'ond  ab.  Swan 
Shouts  John  A.  grocer,  210  Water,  h.  862  B'way 
Shonts  John,  laborer,  liouse  at  Bath 
Short  Barney,  shoemaker,  bds.  220  Broadway 
Short  Jiunes,  shoemaker,  bds.  220  Bro  idway 
Short  Mary,  widow,  house  33  La  Fayette 
Shortil  Patrick,  cutler,  house  416  Wash,  avenue 
Shortis  George  R.  clerk,  house  73  Division 
Showier  Patrick,  blacksmith,  hou.se  36  Water 
Shraanan  Bernard,  brewer,  VVash.  ave.  c.  Robin, 

house  Sand  near  Robin 
Shubert  John,  gluemaker,  house  252  Sand 
Shufelt  John,  boarding  house,  5  Dallius 
Shufelt  Orison,  moulder,  bds.  297  North  Pearl 
Shufelt  Warren,  at  agricultural  works,  bds.  5 

Dallius 
Shufllebotham  Eli,  builder,  house  242  Lydius 
Shuler  Joseph,  laborer,  house  80  Sand 
Shultz  Alfred  R.  brakeman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  house 

7  Lumber 
Shultz  Charles,  blacksmitli,  h.  18  Clinton,  B'hem 
Shultz  Frederick,  grocer,  245  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Shulz  John,  brickmaker,  h.  34  Broad,  Bth'hem 
Shum  Joseph,  engineer,  bds.  16  Lumber 
Shuniaker  Lawrence,  mason,  house  9  Bowery 
Shuster  Marx,  clothing,  110  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Shute  Asaph  E.  teacher,  house  69  Hamilton 
Shutt  Frederick,  tailor,  liou.se  66  Hudson 
Shutter  Eli  S.  overseer  Penitent'y,  h.  382  Lydius 
Shutter  Joanna,  washing,  house  23  S.  Lansing 
Shutter  Jonathan,  laborer,  bds.  r.  90  Van  Woert 
Shutter  Lewis,  bookbinder,  bds.  23  S.  Lansing 
Shutts  Adam,  baggage  master  H.  R.  R.  R.,  house 

First  below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Sibley  Sophia,  widow,  house  78  Lumber 
Sickels  Abram,  house  134  Jefferson 
Sickels  Abrara,  liouse  198  South  Pearl 
Sickels  John  A.  clerk  post  office,  h.  208  .Jefferson 
Sickinger  Anthony,  varnisher,  bds.  128  Broad 
Sickinger    Constantine,   silversmith,    bds.    128 

Broad 
Sickinger  Gustavus,  laborer,  h.  314  South  Pearl 
Sickinger  Margaret,  widow,  house  128  Broad 
Sickler  Anna,  hou.se  123  Lydius 
Sickler  Edward  Y.  bds.  53  Lydius 
Sickli'S  Abram,  cigarmaker,  house  251  Lumber 
Sickles  Abram,  salesman,  399  Broadway,  bds. 

787  Broadway 
Sickles  Alexander,  ropemaker,  house  97  Third 
Sickles  Charles,  stovemounter,  h.  r.  78  Third 
Sickles  Cooper,  bds.  79  South  Pearl 
Sickles  Daniel,  butcher,  liouse  162  Lumber 
Sickles  Eliza  J.  widow,  house  143  Third 
Sickles  George  F.  pianomaker,  h.  303  N.  Pearl 
Sickles  Joseph,  ropemaker,  house  rear  78  Third 


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119 


Sickles  Mary,  widow  of  Stephen  J.  nurse,  h.  15 

Quackenbush 
Sickles  Philip  P.  engineer,  house  45  De  Witt 
Sickles  Wm.,  R.  R.  police,  house  45  De  Witt 
Sieb  Joseph,  trunkmaker,  house  14  Bowery 
Siess  Joseph,  tailor,  house  12  Delaware 
Sigsbee  James,  carman,  house  28  Jefierson 
Sigsbee  N.  jr.  inspector,  448  B'way,  h.  33  Dove 
Siliurg  William,  laborer,  house  Arch  n.  Ontario 
Sill  F.  In',  coal,  Hamilton  cor.  Grand,  and  Church 

cor.  Lydius,  house  165  Hamilton 
Sill  John,  cashier.  Merchants'  Bank,  house   103 

Nortli  Pearl 
Sill  Margaret,  widow  of  Wm.  N.  h.  115  N.  Pearl 
Sill  Samantha,  widow  of  George  G.  house  265 

Hudson 
Silliman  James  R.  clerk,  house  52  First 
Silsby  Henry  W.  {Long  &  S.),  carriage  manuf. 

324  South  Pearl,  house  282  do.v 
Silsby  TJiomas,  skipper,  house  31  Mulberry 
Silverman  David,  butcher,  house  283  S.  Pearl 
Silverstone  Isadore,  glazier,  li.  81  Rensselaer 
Siuicox  James,  dry  goods,  204  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Simmons  Cliristiau,  laborer,  house  163  Sand 
Simmons  Elijah,  fishstall,  Centre  Market,  house 

16  Steuben 
Simmons  Erastus,  carman,  house  297  N.  Pearl 
Simmons  J.  R.  harnessmaker,  house  171  Jay 
Simmons  {Jacob)  &   Svvitzer  {Frederick),  fruit, 

1  South  Pearl,  house  58  Philip 
Siinmons  .John,  bds.  20  Beaver 
Simmons  Patrick,  spiledriver,  h.  114  Nacella 
Simmons  Philip,  laborer,  bds.  680  Broadway 
Simmons  Porter  D.   clerk,  63  State,  house  224 

Hudson  [20  Beaver 

Simmons  Sarah  J.   milliner,  388  Broadway,  h. 
Simmons  Thomas  B.  &  Co.  (Griswold  Dennison), 

grocers  and  hai'dware,  Broadway  c.   Ferry, 

house  at  East  Greenbush 
Simmons  see  Symmonds 
Simon  Elizabeth,  widow,  hou.se  156  Eagle 
Simon  Henry,  carman,  house  296  Hudson 
Simon  Martin,  carman,  house  124  Colonie 
Simon  Matthias,  newspapers,  h.  41  Alexander 
Simon  Wm.  moulder,  house  at  North  Albany 
Simon  Wolf,  peddler,  bds.  86  Lydius 
Simons  George,  furuaceman,  house  137  Sand 
Simons  Jacob,  barber,  rear  780  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Simons  Morris,  porter,  14  State,  h.   14  Liberty 
Simons  {Nathan  E.),  Williamson  {M.  K.)  &  Co. 

{J.    C.  Ward  &  Son),  lumber,    116  Water, 

house  56  Spencer 
Simons  Thomas,  attorney,  480  Broadway,   bds. 

132  Hamilton 
Simpson  Alexander,  carpenter,  h.  60  Rensselaer 
Simpson  Francis  W.  moulder,  b.  131  Grand 
Simpson  James,  waterworks,  h.  59  Swan,  Arb.  h, 
Simpson  John,  engineer,  house  56  Hawk 
Simpson  John,  grocer,  261  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Simpson  John  J.  clerk,  bds.  261  South  Pearl 
Simpson  Moses,  tobacconist,  337  Broadway,  h. 

178  South  Pearl 
Simpson  Schuyler  P.   clerk,  41   North  Pearl 

house  71  Clinton  avenue 
Simpson  Robert,  house  131  Grand 
Simpson  Simon,  bds.  178  South  Pearl 
Simpson  Wm.  moulder,  bds.  131  Grand 
Sims  Francis,  house  rear  76  Canal 
Sims  Wm.  B.  physician,  house  11  Hall  place 
Singer  Abraham,  peddler,  house  243  S.  Pearl 
Singer  Charles,  carpenter,  house  19  Tennis 
Singer  George,  saferaaker,  house  17  Tennis 
Singer  Hannah  Miss,  milliner,  84  South  Pearl 
Singer  James  M.  bds.  84  South  Pearl 
Singslieim  Joseph,  brickmaker,  house  110  Sand 
Sink  John,  stove  brickmaker,  h.  r.  149  First 
Sinnott  Patrick,  tailor,  house  54  Schuyler 


Sinnott  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  449  Wash.  ave. 
Sinon  James,  coachman,  house  9  La  Fayette 
Sinott  Francis,  laborer,  house  150  Broad 
Sinsheimer  Adolphus,  fancy  goods,  570  and  672 

Broadway,  and  30  South  Pearl,  h.  94  Lydius 
Sinsheimer  Jacob,  cigars,  31  State,  b.  94  Lydius 
Sinsheimer  Marx,   clerk.   North  Pearl,   corner 

Maiden  lane,  bds.  94  Lydius 
Sintzenich  John,  tailor,  h.  273  South  Pearl 
Sintzenich  John  jr.  brasstounder,  b.  273  S.  Pearl 
Sipe  Jacob,  driver,  house  145  Jay 
Sipley  Michael,  carpenter,  house  64  Union 
Sipperly  Norman,  engineer,  house  153  Jeiferson 
Sipple  Catharine,  widow,  house  52  Canal 
Sipple  Edwm,  printer,  bds.  52  Canal 
Sisson  Noel  E.  (£).  McDonald  &  Co.),  51  Lancas- 
ter, house  67  Hawk 
Sitcer  Adam  T.  mason,  house  110  Water 
Sites  Peter,  moulder,  house  191  Broad 
Sitterly  Robert,  peddler,  house  16  Bleecker 
Siver  Adam  W.  clerk,  house  La  Fayette 
Siver  Elias,  peddler,  house  318K  State 
Siver  Fitz,  furnacemau,  house  210  Broad 
Siver  John,  house  115  13road 
Sivers  Lucinda,  widow,  house  57  La  Fayette 
Sivers  Martin,  blacksmith,  h.  329  North  Pearl 

Skeels ,  ins.  dep.  State  Hall,  b.  74  Eagle 

Skehan  William,  hostler,  26  Steuben,  house  71 

Maiden  lane 
Skein  Wm.  laborer,  house  196  Spruce 
Skelly  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  72  Van  Woert 
Skelly  Edward,  house  82  Canal 
Skelly  John,  plumber,  bds.  82  Canal 
Skelly  P.  F.  clerk,  500  Broadway,  bds.  3  Morton 
Skelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  "lO  Van  Woert 
Skerritt  James  B.  clerk,  bds.  6  Norton 
Skerritt  Jane,  principal  Young  Ladies'  Institute, 

4  High 
Skerritt  Margaret  Mrs.  house  4  High 
Skerritt  Misses,  teachers,  house  4  High 
Skerritt  Patrick,  laborer,  house  65  Nucella 
Skillicorn  James,  hatter,  house  140  Swan 
Skillicorn  .John,  carpenter,  house  169  Elm 
Skiukle  Jacob  R.  carpenter,  house  123  Green 
Skinkle  John,  90  years  old,  bds.  23  Franklin 
Skinkle  Wm.  laborer,  house  433  Clint,  ave. 
Skinner  Austin,  shoemaker,  h.  4  Phoenix  place 
Skinner  Chas.  clerk,  post  office,  b.  53  Columbia 
Skinner  Elisha    W.   assistant    state    librarian, 

house  53  Columbia 
Skinner  Emma,  dressmaker,  bds.  40  Chapel 
Skinner  Ezra,  pianomaker,  house  40  Chapel 
Skinner  Louisa  A.  house  117  North  Pearl 
Skinner  Mary,  widow,  house  40  Chapel 
Skinner  Wm.  clerk  373  B'way,  b.  4  Phoenix  pi. 
Skinner  William  L  canal  commissioner,  house 

at  Little  Falls 
Skipus  George,  brewer,  house  17  Alexander 
Slade  Francis,  mason,  house  6  Delaware 
Slade  S.  V.  R.  justice,  house  Bethlehem,  corner 

Whitehall  road 
Slason  Edward  B.  Mrs.  house  1  Wendell 
Sla^ou  Edward  P.  clerk,  bds.  1  Wendell 
Slater  Harrison,  grinder,  h.  30M  South  Ferry 
Slattery  James,  waiter,  34  Quay,  bds.  do. 
Slattery  Thomas,  laborer,  house  55  Howard 
Slauson  John  H.  hostler,  house  rear  78  PJiilip 
Slauson  William  F.  Mrs.  livery  stable,  71  and 

and  79  Maiden  lane,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Slaven  Bridget,  house  38  Jeiferson 
Slaven  James,  laborer,  bouse  243  North  Pearl 
Slaven  Michael,  carpenter,  10  Pine,  house  68 >^ 

Chapel 
S^laven  Terrence,  laborer,  house  6  Johnson 
Slaven  Wm.  shoemaker,  bds.  98  Quay 
Slawsou  John,  carman,  house  313  Hamilton 
Slawson  Sarah,  widow,  house  123  Lydius 


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ALBANY      [g]      DIRECTORY, 


Slawsoii  Sillick,  shoemaker,  Union  c.  Lydius 
Hlawson  William,   newsvender,   house  rear  68 

Second 
Sleigher  Louis,  laborer,  house  65  Spruce 
Slin'gerland  Henry  H.  woodyard,  95  Lancaster, 

iiouse  205  do. 
Slingerland  Jacob  H.  bds.  205  Lancaster 
Slingerland  John  B.  carman,  bds.  205  Lancaster 
Sloan  Edmund,  clerk  comptroller's  office,  house 

213  Lydius 
Slocombn  .James,  tailor,  h.  5  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Slocum  William,  agent,  53  Dean,  h.  3o3  State 
Slocum  William  R.  carpenter  W.  R.  R.  house 

Blue  row,  Greenbu.sh 
Small  Klizabeth,  widow,  house  35  Canal 
Small  Henry,  laborer,  house  46  Arch 
Small  Hugli,  laborer,  house  John  cor.  Quay 
Small  J.icub.  varnisher,  house   197  Broad 
Small  Peter,  slioemaker,  bouse  648  Broadway 
Smallman  David,  clerk,  house  238   South  Pearl 
Smallwood  James,  slioemaker,  172  Lydius,  li. 

house  368  do. 
Smeltz  Henry,  tailor,  bds.  33  West  Ferry 
Smith  Abraham,  clerk,  bd.s.  21  Franklin 
Smitli  Albert  C  colorer,  house  29  South  Pearl 
Smith  Albert  1).  cb-rk  N.  Y,  C.  R.  R.  freight  of- 

licc,  bds.  680  Broadway 
Smith  Amanda,  nurse,  bouse  23  Hawk 
Smitli  Arcliibald,  gaslitter,  bds.  3  Hawk  n.  Ca'l 
Smith  Arthur,  laborer,  house  167  Third 
Hniith  Arthur  A.  carman,  bds.  41  Van  Schack 
Smith   Arthur    R.    harnessmaker,    boards    138 

Swan 
Smith  Aurelius,  machinist,  house  62  Herkimer 
Smith  B.  widow,  huu.se  rear  133  Lumber 
Smith  Benjamin  F.  architect,  443  Broadway,  h. 

68  Hudson 
Smith  B.  F.  jr.  artist,  443  B'way,  h.  68  Hudson 
Smith  Bernard,  grocer,  16  Second,  house  do. 
Smith  Bernard,  laborer,  bouse  24  Howard 
Smith  Bernard,  cabinetmaker,  h.  96  Bassett 
Smith  Catharine,  house  41  iMorton 
Smith  Catharine,  widow,   nurse,   h.    196  Green 

and  56  Rensselaer 
Smith  Catharine,  widow,  house  2  Daniels 
Smith  Catharine,  widow,  house  217  Sand 
Smith  Charles,  cigarmaker,  house  182  S.  Pearl 
Smith  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  Empire  House 
Smith  Charles,  house  68  Herkimer 
Smith  Charles,  house  163  Second 
Smith  Charles,  peddler,  house  6S  Herkimer 
Smith  Charles  H.  house  34  Grand 
Smith  Charles   H.  physician,  38  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Smith  Charles  L.  clerk,  42  South  Pearl,  boards 

Empire  House 
Smith  Christian,  bds.  12  Union 
Smith  Conradt,  tailor,  h.  rear  32  Alexander- 
Smith  Cornell U'^,  77  Pier,  house  29  Elm 
Smith  {Baniel)  &  Haynes  [John),  flour  and  lum- 
ber, 148  South  Pearl,  house  160  do. 
Smith  David,  grocer,  27  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Smith  D.  A.  grocer,  Green  cor.  Hudson,   house 

56  Hudson 
Smith  Edgar  B.  builder,  house  10  Third 
Smitli  Edward,  producedealer,  house  Hamilton 
Smith  Edward,  student,  bds.  45  High 
Smith  Edward  T.  undertaker,  52  Hudson,  house 

21  Fulton 
Smith  Edwin  C.  clerk,  bds.   88  Clinton  avenue 
Smith  Eleazer,  bds.  46  Lydius 
Smith  Eliza  Miss,  boarding  house,  93  Eagle 
Smith  Elizabeth  Mrs,  house  36  Van  Schaick 
Smith  Elibu,  architect  and  builder,   house  rear 

10  Third 
Smith  Emanuel,  cigarmaker,  house  135  Broad 
Smith  Emery  B.  sewing  silK,  36  Hudson,  house 
2  Van  Tromp 


Smith  {Enos  B.)  &  Hulbert  (Lester),  farcy  goods, 

392  Broadway,  house  281  Hudson 
Smith  Ezekiel,  laborer,  b.  Morton  cor.  Elizabeth 
Smith  Ezra,  student,  bds.  45  High 
Smith  E.  Peshine,  reporter  Court  of  Appeals 
Smith  Frank,  laborer,  house  271  Sand 
Smith  Franklin,  lionse  134  Hamilton 
Smith  George,  coppersmith,  h.  123  Franklin 
Suiith  George,  laborer,  house  98  Snipe 
Smith  George,  machinist,  house  at  North  Albany 
Smith  Gottlieb,  jeweler,  house  1 17  Scmtli  Pearl 
Smith  Hannah,  milliner,  22  South  Pe;;rl,  h.  do. 
Smith  Hannah  E.  widow  of  Erasmus  D.  house 

70  Herkimer 
Smith  (Henry)  &  Livingston  (Jo/t7i  J). )  attorneys, 

50  State,  house  100  Lancaster 
Smith  Heni-y,  laborer,  house  4  Colonie 
Smith  Henry,  grocer,  53  Lawrence,  liouse  do. 
Smith  Henry  P.  clerk,  477  Broadway,  bds.  Com. 

mercial  Hotel 
Smith  Henry  V.  carpenter,  h.  140  Clinton  ave. 
Smith  Hugli  D.  saloon,  house  62  Nucella 
Smith  Isaac,   watches  and  jewelrj',  33  State,  h. 

62  Hudson 
Smith  Isaac  H.  patternmaker,  h.  5  Bethle'm  rd. 
Smith  Israel  xMrs.  bds.  216  North  Pearl 
Smith  Jacob  Airs,  house  12  Orange 
Smith  .Jacob,  jeweler,  house  148  Lydius 
Smith  Jacob  il.  grocer,  349  Washington  avenue, 

house  do. 
Smith  James  {Christian  &   S.),  bootmakers,  620 

Broadway,  bds.  163  Second 
Smith  James,  .saloon,  46  State,  h.  27  Division 
Smith  James,  lal)orer,  house  41  Morton 
Smith  J:imes,  lirst  district  police,  h.   12  Church 
Smith  James,  laborer,  house  33  Knox 
Smith  .Jas.  H.  bookkeeper,  6  State,  bds  18  Beaver 
Smith  James  N.  People's  Line  railroad  agent,  b. 

126  Green 
Smith  Jane,  Indian  medicines,  house  136  Lydius 
Smith  Jane  Mrs.  house  187  Second 
Smith  Jane,  widow,  house  5  Catharine 
Smith  Jeremiali,  carpentei ,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Smith  John,  laborT-r,  house  53  Mulberry 
Smith  John,  cooper,  house  148  Canal 
Smith  John,  house  245  Green 
Smith  John,  gatekeeper,  house  Plank  road 
Smith  John,  shoemaker,  247  State,  h.  315  do. 
Smith  John,  laborer,  house  74  Clinton 
Smith  John,  laborer,  house  48  Mulberry 
Smith  John,  laborer,  house  122  Broad 
Smith  John,  porterhouse,  104  Water 
Smith  John,  porterhouse,  59  Van  Schaick 
Smith  John,  fatwood,  house  37  Alexander 
Smith  John,  shoemaker,  hou^e  230  Jelferson 
Smith  John,  street  sprinkler,   house  rear   116 

Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Smith  John,  restaurant,  22  Quay,  li.  36  Van  S'k 
Smith  John  B.   city  bill  poster,  orders  left  at 

Morning  Times  office,  bds.  138  Sw^an,  Ar.  h. 
Smith  John  E.  baker.  Canal  n.  Dove,  house  do. 
Smith  .lolin  S.   superintendent  Albany   Pier  Co. 

70  Pier,  house  156  Second 
Smith  John  S.  painter,  house  164  Clinton  ave. 
Smith  Joseph,  laborer,  house  20  Bowery 
Smith  Joseph,  butcher,  3b3  Washington  avenue, 

house  42  Bradford 
Smith  Joseph  Mrs.  house  327  X  State 
Smith  Joseph,  carpenter,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Smitli  J.  Penniman  (Weller  &  6'.),  24  State,   h. 

769  Broadway 
Smith  J.  Penniman  Mrs.  house  769  Broadway 
Smith  J.  Wesley  clerk,  office  state  engineer  and 
surveyor.  State  Hall,  bds.  3    Wash,  avenue. 
Smith  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  123  Nucella 
Smith  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  24  John 
Smitli  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  rear   105  Canal 


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Smith  Lewis,  porterhouse,  345  State,  house  do. 

Smith  Lewis  B.  clerk,  104  Pier,  b.  Dudley  liouse 

Smith  Louis  B.  bds.  156  Second 

Smith  Loyal  T.  liouse  125  Third 

Smith  Lucian  S.  trader,  h.    Broadway,  Greeub. 

Smith  Lucy,  teacher,  house  75  Lark 

Smith  Margaret,  widow,  house  61)  Church 

Smith  Maria,  widow,  house  35  Swan 

Smith  Maria,  wid^w,  bds.  1&9  Lumber 

Smitli  Merwin,  R.  R.  depot,  house  105  Hudson 

Smith  Mary,  widow,  house  Franklin  c.  Hamilton 

Smitli  Mary,  widow,  house  256  Sand 

Smitli  Mary,  widow,  house  138  Swan,  Arbor  h. 

Smith  Aiichael,  laborer,  liouse  140  Lumber 

Sm'th  Michael,  laborer,  house  13  Morton 

Smith  Michael,  cooper,  60  Cherry,  house  Dallius 

corner  Cherry 
Smith  Michael,  laborer,  house   190  South  Pearl 
Smith  Morgan  L.  newsagent,  house  rear  24  Van 

Schaick 
Smith  Nicholas,  engin'^er.  h.  B'way.  Greenbush 
Smith  Owen,  fireman,  W.  R.  R.  house  Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Smith  Owen,  gardener,  h.  Lydius  c.  Yates 
Smith  Owen,  waiter,  house  144  Colonie 
Smith  Patience,  Miss,  teacher  of  painting,  bds. 

93  Eagle 
Smith  Patrick,  laborer,  house  63  Nucella 
Smith  Patrick,  porter  at  Franklin  House 
Smith  Patrick,  engineer,  house  89  Van  Woert 
Smith  Patrick,  grocer,  house  135  Canal 
Smith  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  13  Lark 
Smith  Patrick,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Smith  Patrick,  shoemaker,  22  Quay,  house  36 

Van  Schaick 
Smith  Paul,  laborer,  house  138  Arch 
Smith  Peter,  clerk,  W.  R.  R.   Harrison,  Greenb. 
Smith  Peter,  moulder,  house  40  Chestnut 
Smith  Peter  (P.  SiniWs  Sons),  b.  186)4  Hamilton 
Smith  Peter's  Sons  (Peter  &  Robert  C),  copper- 
smiths and  plumbers,  16  Beaver 
Smith  Philip,  bds.  138  Swan 
Smith  Philip,  tailor,  house  144  Jay 
Smith  Ralph,  grocer,  87  Bowery,  house  do. 
Smith  Richard,  pipe  manufacturer,  h.  289  Sand 
Smith  Robert,  blacksmith,  house  79  Colonie  ' 
Smith  Robert,  teamster,  house  9  Knox 
Smith  Robert  A.  T.  bookbinder,  h.   160  Lumber 
Smith  Robert  C.  (P.  Siyiith's  Sons),  h.  16  Beaver 
Smith  Rose,  widow,  house  150  Chestnut 
Smith  Samuel,  pianomaker,  house  137  Swan 
Smith  Samuel  M.  check  writer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  45  Hudson  [house  do. 

Smith  Samuel  T.  patent  medicines,  39  Wash.  av. 
Smith  Seneca  B.  salesman,   Hudson  cor.  B'way, 

bds.  1 1,  Park 
Smith  Stephen,  mason,  house  66  Hudson 
Smith  S.  'Sidney,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  house  216  North  Pearl 
Smith  {Theodore  D.)  &  Covert  (James),  sheep- 
skin and  wool,  30  State,  h.  88  Clinton  ave. 
Smith  Theodore  J.  clerk,  114  Green,  bds.  280 

Washington  avenue 
Smith  Thomas,  attorney,  73  State,  h.  68  Green 
Smith  Thomas,  i^hysician,  622  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Smith  Thomas,  pianomaker,  h.   104  Wash.  ave. 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  house  89  Cherry 
Smitli  Thomas,  laborer,  house  215  Elm 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  13  Bowery 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  house  3  Hawk 
Smith  Thomas,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  house  East, 

Greenbush 
Smith  Thomas  L.  landscape  painter,  53  State, 

bds.  54  Howard 
Smith  Willard,  basketraaker,  h.  95  Church 
Smitli  Wm.  boatman,  house  119  Broad 
Smith  Wm.  carpenter,  bds.  18  Beaver 

__ 


Smith  William,  chairmaker,  57  Chapel,  boards 

11  Swan 
Smith  Wra.  clerk,  bds.  36  Montgomery 
Smitli  William,  porterhouse  238  South  Pearl, 

house  71  Dallius 
Smith  William,  machinist,  house  134  Lumber 
Smith  William,  stovemaker,  house  60  Clinton 
Smitli  Wm.  stovemounter,  h.  36  Montgomery 
Smith  William  Mrs.  house  12  Liberty 
Smith  William,  laborer,  house  125  Bowery 
Smith  William,  laborer,  house  57  Morton 
Smith  William,  boatman,  house  34  Van  Woert 
Smith  William  (S7nith,  Gregory  &  Co.),  manuf. 
shirts  and  drawers,   at  Cohoes,  house  754 
Broadway 
Smitli  Wm.  painter,  126  Beaver,  h.  162  Hudson 
Smith  William  C.  (Crook,  Palmer  &  Co.),  pro- 
visions, 9  State,  house  263  Hamilton 
Smith  William  F.  filer,  house  127  Broad 
Smith  William  H.  plumber,  house  166  Clint,  av. 
Smith  William  R.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  house  233  North  Pearl 
Smith  William  &  Co.  (A.   Robertson),  grocers 

104  Pier,  house  at  Greenbush 
Smith,  see  Schmith,  Schmidt,  Schmitt  and  Smyth 
Smithzer  .John,  carman,  house  12  Orange 
SmoUin  Kerrin,  laborer,  house  r.  53  Lawrence 
SmoUen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  53  Lawrence 
Smullen  Mary,  widow,  house  39  Canal 
Smyth  Abram  V.  H.  D.  undertaker,  Broadway, 

Greenbush,  house  do. 

Smyth  (Charles    T.),    Meigs   {William    D.)    & 

Young  (T.  S.),  Hour  and  grain  commission 

merchants,  40  Quay,  house  73  Clinton  ave. 

Smyth  (Edivard)   &   Owen  (Edward),  dry  and 

fancy  goods,  71  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Smyth  John  F.  clerk  canal  department,   State 

Hall,  bds.  19  La  Fayette 
Smythe  John  R.  bookkeeper,  bds.  30  Steuben 
Snell  Charles,  trunks,  Maiden  lane,  cor.  Broad- 
way, house  35  La  Fayette  • 
Snell  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  47  Colonie 
Snell  James,  shoes,  426  B'way,  house  9  Rose 
Snell  William,  clerk,  426  Broadway,  bds.  9  Rose 
Snelle  George,  laborer,  house  307  Bowery 
Snow  John  W.  printer,  bds.  88  Beaver 
Snow  Jose^ih  L.  clerk,  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  279  Hudson 
Snow  Joseph  W.  bookkeeper N.  Y.  C.  R.  R, Ex- 
change Building,  house  214  State 
Snowden  Charles,  drover,  house  1 12  Second 
Snowden  Harriet,  widow,  h.  Third  n.  Snipe 
Snowden  Stewart,  butcher,  h.  Third  n.  Snipe 
Snyder  Andrew  G.  felloebender.  Water  c.  Lum- 
ber, house  96  Second 
Snyder  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  23  Bethlehem  rd. 
Snyder  David,  laborer,  house  Columbia,  Greenb. 
Snyder  Eunice,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  50  1.  Spring 
Snyder  Gertrude   C.  milliner  and   dressmaker, 

house  851  Broadway 
Snyder  Hannah,  widow,  house  248  Lydius 
Snyder  Henry  J.  justice,  23  Bethlehem  road, 

house  16  Whitehall  road 
Snyder  Jacob,  furnaceman,  house  15  Odell 
Snyder  Jacob,    mason,   house    Delaware    near 
Elizabeth  [Greenbush 

Snyder  John,  brakeman,  W.  R.  R.  house  Mill, 
Snyder  Jonathan  W.  carpenter,  h.  28  Division 
Snyder  Lawrence  C.   wheelwright,    3  Carroll, 

house  13  Van  Woert 
Snyder  Louisa,  widow,  house  81  Dove 
Snyder  Matthias,  pianomaker,  house  6  Tennis 
Snyder  Peter,  butcher,  house  287  Wash.  ave. 
Snyder  Wm.  H.  laborer,  b*ds.  149  North  Pearl 
Sohiii  Philip,  silversmith,  house  38  Delaware 
Soil  Helmuth,  cooper,  house  43  Liberty 
Sonnenfeld  Theodore,  peddler,  h.  296  S.  Pearl 


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Soul  Samuel,  agent,  house  40  Second 
Soulden  Anna  Maria,  widow,  house  79  Lydius 
Southon  Stephen,   drainer,  house   Washington 

avenue,  cor.  Allen 
Southwell  Henry,  machinist,  h.  310  Hamilton 
Southwick  Benjamin  W.  clerk,  66  Division 
Sciuthwick  Jas.  M.  clerk,  bds.  60  Division 
Southwick  John  T.  bookbinder,  b.  66  Division 
Southwick  Henry  C.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Ex- 
change Building,  h.  66  Division 
Southwick  Henry  C.  jr.  bookkeeper  canal  dept. 

State  Hall,  house  19  La  Fayette 
Southwick  {Henry   C.)   &   Kennedy  {A.),  auc- 
tioneers, 10  Green,  h.  97  Eagle 
Southwick  Wm.  bookbinder,  house  10  Grand 
Spain  John,  clerk,  bds.  34  Van  Woert 
Spain  Wm.  paperhanger,  bds.  34  Vau  Woert 
Spalding  Gilbert  R.  house  109  Lydius 
Spalding  Nathaniel  G.  Rev.  h.  73  N.  Pearl 
Spang  Anthony,  tailor,  h.  18  Bethlehem  road 
Spangenberg  Herman,  cutler,  28  Beaver,  house 

256  Lydius 
Spanier  Kmil,  bds.  803  Broadway 
Spanier  Louis,  vinegar,  801  B'way,  h.  803  do. 
Sparhawk  Andrew,  l)ookkeeper,  463  Broadway, 

house  165  North  Pearl  [165  N.  Pearl 

Sparhawk  George  K.  clerk,  480  Broadway,  bds. 
Sparks  George,  laborer,  bds.  367  Wash.  ave. 
Sparks  James,  laborer,  house  137  Bowery 
Spaulding  Sam'l  W.  at  Directory  office,  78  State 
Spawn  Cornelia,  widow,  house  7  Broad 
Spawn  Cornelius  W.  meatstall,  347  State,  house 

128  upper  Spring 
Spawn  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  285  Washington  ave. 
Spears  Ehe  ezer,  stablekeeper,  h.  40  Lawrence 
Specht  Matthew,  bootmaker,  46  Green,  bds.  12 

Union 
Speck  John,  tailor,  house  8  Alexander 
Spelman  Anna,  widow,  house  14  Higii 
Spelman  B.  R.  &  R.  L.  combs,  fancy  goods  and 

toys,  582  Broadway,  h.  15  Ten  ISroeck 
Spelman  Clarilla  T.  house  15  Ten  Broeck 
Spelman  John,  laborer,  house  5  Hamilton 
Spelman   R.   L.    {B.    11.   &  11.  L.  Spelman),  582 

Broadway,  house  14  High 
Spence  Ann,  house  42  La  Fayette 
Spence  John,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

house  83  Orange 
Spencer  Brown  S.  painter,  house  24  Bleecker 
Spencer  Catharine,  house  6  Bethlehem  road 
Spencer  C.  widow,  bds.  239  Elm 
Spencer  Catharine,  widow,  h.  135  Clinton  ave. 
Spencer  Daniel,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  28  Plain 
Spencer  Daniel  S.  bds.  633  Broadway 
Spencer  Elizabtth,  widow,  house  146  Chestnut 
Spencer  Harriet,  widow,  bds.  146  Chestnut 
Spencer  Ithamar,  clerk,  house  20  Lark 
Spencer  John,  house  259  Hamilton 
Spencer  John,  plaslerer,  house  46  Elm 
Spencer  Julius  A.  asst.  supt.  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

51  North  Pearl 
Spencei* Philip,  grocer,  7  Bowery,  h.  20  Lark 
Spencer  Samuel,  dark,  12  Exchange,  b.  24  Jay 
Spencer  Spence,  bds.  74  Eagle 
Spencer  Thomas  G.  civil  engineer  A.  &  S.  R.  R. 

73  State,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Spencer  Thomas  W.  civil  engineer  A.  &  S.  R.  R. 

73  State,  bds.  Vedder's  Hotel 
Sperry  George  B.  clerk  Mechanics'  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  bds.  169  Hamilton 
Spiegel  Andrew,  mason,  house  458  Lydius 
Spiegel  Martin,  teamster,  house  179  Franklin 
Spier  Cj.  L.  dry  goods,  558  Broadway,  house  at 

New  Lebanon 
Spier  David  S.  dry  goods,  house  171  State 
Spindler  Adolphus,  blacksmith,  house  35  Broad 

Bethlehem 


Spindler  David,  railing  maker,  h.  30  Clinton, 

Betldeiiem 
Spitz  Moses,  peddler,  house  133  Broad 
Spoeihase  Louis,  watchmaker,  186  S.  Pearl 
Spoerl  David,  shoemaker,  446  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Spooner  James,  brick  moulder,  li.  150  Colonie 
Spooner  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  near  Perry 
Spoors  Ann,  widow,  house  104  Second 
Sporboi'g  Joseph,  millinery  goods,  77  S.  Ferry 
Sprague  Chas.  H.  clerk,  15  State,  h.  27  Clinton  a. 
Spragne  Horace,  tobacconist,  62  Wash.  ave. 
Sprague  Roger,  carpenter,  house  228  Elm 
Sprague  William  B.  Rev.  h.  51  Wash.  ave. 
Sprague  William  B.  jr.  bookseller,  51  State,  h. 

63  Hawk 
Springer  Aaron  P.  shoemaker,  h.  29  S.  Peaii 
Springer  Baltus,  house  154  upper  Spring 
Springer  Daniel,  blacksmith,  h.  127  up.  Spring 
Springer  Michael,  barber,  100  State,  house  132 

upper  Spring 
Springnr  William  F.  house  18  Third 
Springhart  Carl,  apothecary,  211  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Springsteed  D.  homoeopathic  physician,  office  82 

Hudson,  house  do. 
Springsteed  Edward  A.  assistant  teller  National 

Bank,  house  82  Haw'k 
Springsteed  Jacob,  stable,  house  42  Eagle 
Springsteed  Wm.  W-   livery  stable,  115  South 

Pearl,  hou.se  151  do. 
Sprinks  James,  glover,  h.  Hamilton,  cor.  Lark 
Sprong  Lodewick,  agent,  h.  178  Wash.  ave. 
Sprout  James,  shoemaker,  bds.  164  Broadway 
Sj)rout  Samuel,  shoemaker,  bds.  164  Broadway 
Squire  Hem-y,  capt.  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Squires  Clarissa,  widow,  house  53  Dallius 
Squires  Thomas,  exchange  broker,  1  Exchange 

Building,  house  89  Grand 
Sreenan  Barney,  malster,  house  122  Sand 
Stnats  Barent  P.  physican,  61  N.  P^-arl,  h.  do. 
Staats  Charles  H.  printer,  bds.  85  Hamilton 
Staats  Chaiies  P.  physician,  42  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Staats  Elizabeth,  widow,  whitewasher,  house  45 

Montgomery  [Lydius 

Staats  James  Bleecker,  clerk,  post  office  bds.  42 
Staats  John  L.  h.  8  South  Pearl  [8  S.  Pearl 

Staats  John  L.  jr.  bookkeeper,  347  Broadway,  b. 
Staats  Josiah  W.  turner,  h.  278  N.  Pearl 
Staats  Peter  P.  physician,  43  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Staats  Philip  P.  clerk,  39  State,  bds.  43  Lydius 
Staats  Julius,  shoemaker,  h.  r.  266  S.  Pearl 
Stack  James  Mrs.  h.  453  Washington  avenue 
Stack  Richard,  melter,  house  North  Albany 
Stack  Robert,  peddler,  house  21  Hawk 
Stackiiouse  Geo.  W.  tavern,   Schenectady  turn. 
Stackhouse  John  1;.  butcher,  83  Washington  av. 

house  253  Bowery 
Stackhouse  John,  butcher,  bds.  253  Bowery 
Stackhouse  William  H.  butcher,  b.  253  Bowery 
Stackman  Frederic,  carpenter,  h.  73  Bowery 
Stackpole  Henry,  receiving  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

freight,  house  118  Jeflerson 
Stackpole  James,  carman,  house  145  Jefferson 
Stackpole  John,  agent  N.  Y.  &  A.  P.  line,  130 

Quay,  house  34G  Lydius 
Stadtler  Mary  E.  widow,  house  77  Orange 
Statfoi'd  Bartholomew,  carpenter,  h.  50  Philip 
Stafford  David,  mason,  house  320  State 
Stafford  Edward,  lalwrer,  house  51  Sclmyler 
Statford  Jolm,  carman,  house  39  De  Witt 
Stattbrd  Patrick  F.  carpenter,  bds.  50  PJiilip 
Statford  Richard,  bootmaker,  h.  66  Canal 
Statford  Thus.  jr.  carp»^nter,  house  252  Bowery 
Statford  W.  D.  bds.  y^merican  Hotel 
Statford  William  J.  carpenter,  bds  50  Philip 
Stagg  Joseph,  peddler,  house  72  Clinton 
Stahl  John,  cutter,  469  Broadway,  h.  87  Elm 
Stahlschmidt  Nicholas,  house  14  Clinton 


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Staley  Daniel  G.  accountant,  h.  141  np.  Spring 
Stalker  Martin,  grocer,  4  Bowery,  h.  1-2.  Lark 
Stall  {Edivin)  &  Allendorf  (Pcfcr  ^.),  forwarding 

merchants,    &c..   Ferry   street,    Bath,   bds. 

Farmers'  Hotel,  Bath 
Stamber  John,  cooper,  house  187  Boweiy 
Stamp  Samuel,  blacksmitli,  h.  5  N.  Lansing 
Stamp  William,  porter,  9  N.  Pearl,  house  rear 

107  Lydius 
Stanford  Charles,  h.  183  upper  Sjjring 
Stannard  Geo.  A.  clerk  State  treas.  dept.  State 

Hall,  house  244  Lydius 
Stanton  David,  horse  dealer,  house  324  State 
Stanton  Sarah,  widow,  h.   1 10  Washington  ave. 
Stanton  Thomas,  carman,  h.  54  Montgomery 
Stanton  William,  laborer,  h.  Clinton  avenue  ab. 

Perry 
Stanton  "William,  turner,  h.  Plank  road,  n.  Perry 
Stanwix  George,  brickmaker,  Morton  c.  Hawk, 

house  Broad  cor.  Arch 
Stanwix  George  jr.  sashmaker  86  Hamilton,  h. 

128  Arch 
Stanwix  'Ihoraas  C.  brickmaker,  Hawk,  corner 

Morton,  h.  104  Morton 
Stapleton  Edward,  laborer,  h.  34  Rensselaer 
Stapleton  Ellen,  widow,  h.  34  Rensselaer 
Stapleton  .John,  laborer,  bds.  196  Orange 
Stapleton  Peter,  laborer,  h.  r.  45  W.  Ferry 
Stapleton  Richard,  laborer,   bds.  196  Orange 
Stapleton  Thomas,  brewer,  liouse  148  Canal 
Stark  Mej'er,  peddler,  house  24  Van  Zandt 
Starkey  Alvin,  house  at  Bath 
Starr  Alex.  G.  S.  dry  goods,  682  B'way,  h.  do. 
Starr  Amos,    boot  and  shoemaker,   Broadway, 

Greenbusli,  h.  do. 
Starr  James  M.  A.  clerk,  682  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Startlemyer  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  129  Franklin 
Statts  David,  laborer,  liouse  46  Second 
Statts  Joseph,  printer,  house  51  N.  Lansing 
Statts  Julius,  shoemaker,  h.  r.  266  S.  Pearl 
Staudner  .Jacob,  carpenter,  house  65  Snipe 
Stautner  Joseph,  tilemaker,  h.  226  Sand 
St  Clair  Charles,  coppersmith,  house  373  State 
St  Clair  .John,  laborer,  house  113  Dallius 
Stearns  Eben  S.  principal  Female  Academy,  h. 

Ashgrove,  Broad,  cor.  Westerlo 
Stearns  Isaiah  W.  clerk.  Eagle,   cor.  Hudson,  h. 

98  Eagle 
Steaves  Reuben,  house  50  W.  Ferry 
Stebbins  James  E.  boatman,  h.  7  Catharine 
Stedman  George  L.  attorney,  443  Broadway,  b. 

Franklin  House  [44  Westerlo 

Steele  Charles  H.  bookbinder,  407  Broadway,  h. 
Steele  Eliza,  widow,  house  112  Beaver 
Steele  {Geo.  B.)  &  King  (Robert  M.)  paperhang- 

ings,  362  Broadway,  li.  99  Wash.  ave. 
Steele  Julia  Mrs.  house  92  Willett 
Steele  {Roswell)  &  Hobbs  {Geo.  W.),  coach  and 

saddlery  haraware,  420  Broadway,  house  93 

Clinton  avenue 
Steele  Samuel,  bds.  67  Herkimer 
Steele  Sarah,  widow  of  Leve,  bds.  44  Westerlo 
Steele  {William  H.)  &  Goewey  {Geo.  N.),  attor- 
neys, 75  State,  bds.  99  Grand 
Steelsmith  Frederick,  moulder,  h.  160  Church 
Steeves  Jesse,  carman,  house  156  Eagle 
Steeves  Wm.  H.  carman,  house  67  Eagle 
Stein  {Abraham)  &  Brother  {Israel),  watches  and 

jewelry,  548  Broadway,  house  55  Lydius 
Stein  Henry,  teacher,  h.  313  South  Pearl 
Stein  Israel  {Stein  &  Brother),  house  55  Lydius 
Stein  Jacob,  stovemounter,  house  170  Fi-anklin 
Stein  John,  brickmaker,  house  26  Bowery 
Stein  Meyer,  grocer,  138  Green,  house  do. 
Stein  Peter,  laborer,  house  67  Spruce 
Stein  Philip,  porterhouse,  66  and  68  Green 
Steinard  George,  physician,  225  South  Pearl 


Steinert  Jacob,  brewer.  Arch  n.  Ontario,  h.  do. 
Steinhadt  Falk,  salesman,  374  Broadway,  bds. 

92  I,ydius 
Steinwig  Soloman,  billiards,  26  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Steller  Daniel,  tailor,  house  8  Teunis 
Stephens  John  P.  liouse  139  upper  Spring 
Stephens  Wm.  clerk  Bank  of  the  Interior,  bds. 

19  Rensselaer 
Stephens,  see  Stevens 
Stephenson  William,  house  65  Jefferson 
Stern  Caroline,  milliner,  70  Soiith  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Stern  Cliarles,  billiardsaloon,  260  South  Pearl 
Stern  Emanuel,  shoemaker,  liouse  137  Broad 
Stern  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  house  56  Sand 
Stern  Isaac  (Stern  &  Son),  bds.  139  South  Pearl 
Stern  Louis,  butcher,  house  253  South  Pearl 
Stern  (Meyer)  &  Son  (Isaac),  jewelers,  139  South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Stem  Moses  M.  porterhouse.  Union  c.  Division 
Stern  (Alyers)  &  WestliHimer  (C),  leather  and 

findings,  46  Hudson,  house  97  Schuyler 
Stern  Samuel,  peddler,  house  81  Schuyler 
Sterbergli  Jacob,  att'y,  treas.  office,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.,  jExchange  Building,  h.  10  Ten  Broeok 
Sterry  Albertus  C.  bookkeeper,  420  Broadway, 

bds.  89  Eagle 
Stetson  William  M.  house  58  Hawk 
Stewart  Abner  B.  carpenter,  h.  8  Tivoli  hollow 
Steuart  John  R.  bookkeeper,  h.  62  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Steuart  Robert  (Rice  &  S.),  tobacconist,  78  South 

Pearl,  house  168  Lydius 
Steuart,  see  Steiuard,  Stewart  and  Stuart 
Steup  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Plank  rd.  junc.  Lydius 
Steup  John,  laborer,  h.  Plank  road  junc.  Lydius 
Stevens  Albert  P.  teller  National  Bank,   house 

58  Elm  [High 

Stevens  Chester  A.  clothing,  391  Broadway,  h.  3 
Stevens  Cyrus,   attorney,    114  State,    house  91 

Clinton  avenue  [44  West  Ferry 

Stevens  Edmund,  boilerraiker,  18  William,   h. 
Stevens  Elizabeth  Miss,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Stevens  Enoch  J.  clerk,  14  South  Pearl,  h.  44  do 
Stevens  Francis,  cigarmaker,  h.  54  Schuyler 
StevcTis  George,  teamster,  house  298  Bowery 
Stevens  George,  grocer,  141  Eagle,  house  do. 
Stevens  George  W.   agent  Merchants'  Line,  282 

Broadway,  house  at  Bethlehem  Center,  bds. 

Commercial  Hotel 
Stevens  James,  boatman,  house  64  North  Pearl 
Stevens  James,  shoemaker,  house  72  Canal 
Stevens  James,  paints,  oils,  &c.  painter.  Second 

avenue,  Greenbusli,  house  Mechanic  St. 
Stevens  John,  house  73  Canal 
Stevens  Joseph,  cigarmaker  77  X  Church 
Stevens  Michael,  stovemounter.  h.  168  Franklin 
Stevens  Oscar  F.  printer,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Stevens  R  ,  Hudson  R.  R.  saloon,  house  do. 
Stevens  Ruth  Ann,  nurse,  bds.  24  High 
Stevens  Seymour  A.  clerk,  422  Broadway,  bds. 

132  Hamilton 
Stevens  Thomas  W.  fresco  painter,h.  102  Green 
Stevens  William,  carman,  bds.  128  Water 
Stevens  William,  clerk,  house  165  Eagle 
Stevens  William  K.  carpenter,  h.  16  van  Vech. 
Stevens  Wm.  Mrs.  widow,  house  19  Rensselaer 
Stevens,  see  Stephens 

Stevenson  Edward  Mrs.  h.  Third  ab.  Knox 
Stevenson  James,  laborer,  house  55  Canal 
Stevenson  James,  moulder,  house  171  Second 
Stevenson  Jas.  upholsterer,  h.  25  Quackenbush. 
Stevenson  John,  hostler,  liouse  291  Lumber 
Stevenson  Margaret,  house  56  Van  Schaick 
Stevenson   Robert,  painter,  rear  25  Wilson,  h. 

25  Wilson 
Stevenson  William,  painter,  h.  94  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Stevenson  William,  laborer,  house  319  State 
Stevenson  Wm.  laborer,  h.  rear  74  Van  Woert 


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Stevenson  Wra.  E.  grocer,  house  66  Lark 

Steward,  see  Stcuart  and  Shiart 

Stewart  C.   A.  pianotuner,  519  Broadway,  bds. 

Dunlop  House 
Stewart  Epliraim,  printer,  bds.  130  Orange 
Stewart  Fanny,  widow,  house  26  Westerlo 
Stewart  Hugh,  hackman,  house  6  Rose 
Stewart  James,  bookbinder,  bds.  130  Orange 
Stewart  James,  laborer,  house  1 1  Westerlo 
Stewart  Jane,  widow,  hou.se  130  Orange 
Stewart  Jeiiiel  W.  moulder,  h.  62  North  Lansing 
Stewart  John,  grocer,  house  Third  corner  Snipe 
Stewart  John,  hay  and  oats,  26  Westerlo,  b.  clo. 
Stewart  Margaret,  widow,  house  350  State' 
Stewart  Mary,  widow,  h.  59  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Stewart  Peter,  machinist,  bds.  124  Broadway 
Stewart  Robert,  mason,  bds.  130  Orange 
Stewart  Thomas,  carpenter,  liouse  4  Wilbur 
Stewart  Virginia,  widow  of   Adam,  house  49 

La  Fayette 
Stewart  Wm.  house  30  Quay 
Stewart  William  A.  carpenter,  house  19  Willett 
Stewart  William  H.  furrier,  house  213  Third 
Steyer  Peter,  cook,  house  114  Third 
Stickney  Leander  [Bacon  &  S.),  spices,  &c.  9  Ex- 
change, house  26  Jay 
Stickney  Moses  W.  {Bacon  &  S.),  spices,  &c.   9 

Exchange,  house  50  First 
Stiles  Charles  S.  shoemaker,  house  98  First 
Stiles  D.  C.  bookkeeper  at  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Stiles  Isaac,  agt.  American  Whip  Co.  house  59 

High 
Stiles  Maria,  curl  and  wig  maker,  h.  21  Hudson 
Stiles  Reuben  B.,  Pearl  Street  Hotel,  166  S.  Pearl 
Stiles  Stacey,  runner,  house  9  Plain 
Stiles  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  house  69  Arch 
Stiles  William  E.  clerk,  bds.  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Stiller  John,  tailor,  house  3  Catharine 
Stillman  Robert,  furnacenian,  house  219  Broad 
Stillwell  Jeremiah,  sexton,  house  96  Cherry 
Stilwell  Judith,  widow,  house  40  Lydius 
Stimson  Azariah  E.  liouse  130  Nortli  Pearl 
Stimson  Earl  L.  attorney,  b.  130  North  Pearl 
Stinas  Francis,  moulder,  house  40  Delaware 
Stink  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  243  Sand 
Stitt  Robert,  carman,  house  126  Broadway 
Stittick  Frederick,  blacksmith,  house  31  Tennis 
Stitzel  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  160  up.  Spring 
Stitzer  John  L.  weigher,  house  98  Grand 
St.  John  J.  tallyman,  house  26  Second 
St.  John  James  P.  engineer,  h,  3  Bleecker  place 
St.  John  Lucius,  constable,  10th  ward,  house  6 

Delaware  turnpike 
St.  John  Luther,  clerk,  bds,  25  Elm 
St.  John  Milton  H.  clerk  N.   Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Ex- 
change Biiilding,  house  at  West  Troy 
St.  John  Noah,  attorney.  Museum  Building,  h. 

225  Elm 
Stober  Jacob,  mason,  house  355  State 
Stoddard  Marcus  M.  h.  134  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Stoerk  Jane  A.  widow,  nurse,  h.  316  Lumber 
Stoker  Richard,  steward,  house  22  Third 
Stoker  Thomas  J.  carman,  house  44  La  Fayette 
Stokes  Mary,  widow,  h.  up.  end  Whitehall  road 
Stokes  Thomas,  laborer,  house  South  Lansing 
Stolefinger  Baltus,  gardener,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Eagle 
Stolz  Bastian,  machinist,  house  76  Clinton 
Stolz  Bernard,  shoemaker,  house  198  Broad 
Stone  Alfred  W.  Mrs.  house  72  North  Pearl 
Stone  Francis  M.  paper  warehouse,  80  State,  h. 

8  First 
Stone  (Henry  D.),  Ren] j  {Edward)  &  Co.  {J.  C. 
Cuylcr  &  Geo.  Hogaboom),  publishers  Morn- 
ing Express,  52  State,  house  72  North  Pearl 
Stone  James  R.  clerk,  80  State,  bds.  25  S.  Pearl 
Stone  Jason,  clerk,  bds.  39  Wrand 


Stone  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Morris  n.  Partridge 
Stone  (John)  &  Winne  {Edivin),  groceries  and 
provisions,    Clinton     avenue,     corner    Ten 
Broeck,  bds.  32  Clinton  avenue 
Stone  {JVilllam)  k  Merritt  (C.  W.),  liquors,  60 

Quay,  bds.  121  Beaver 
Stoneburner  Sally  C.  boardinghouse,  32  Union 
Stonehouse  John  B.  paperhanger,  h.  102  Hawk 
Stoneman  Matthew  G.  sailmaker,  61  Quay,  house 

58  First 
Storey  James,  tailor,  house  167  Grand 
Storey  Margaret  L.  widow,  liouse  325  State 
Storey  Robert,  shoemaker,  52  J^  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Storey  Terrence,  hay  and  feed,  82  Orange,  liouse 

47  Van  Schaick 
Storm  Sarah  Mrs.  house  5  Canal 
Stormont  Alex'r,  stonecutter,  h.  53  S.  Lansing 
Storrey  William,  bellowsmaker,  237  State,  h.  do. 
Storrs  Amariah,  2  State,  liouse  252  Lydius 
Storrs  Julia  Mrs.  house  32  Clinton  avenue 
Storrs  William,    coachman,    65    South    Ferry, 

house  40  Fianklin 
Story  Ann,  widow,  house  45  Van  Zandt 
Story  James,  grainmeasurer,  bds.  593  Broadway 
Story  John,  boatman,  bds.  45  Van  Zandt 
Story  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  319  State 
Story  Richard  J.  malster,  house  Carroll  alley, 

between  Sj^encer  and  Lumber 
Story  William,  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds.  103 

Montgomery 
Stott  Joseph,  bookbinder,  house  51  N.  Lansing 
Stott  William,  tin  and  coppersmith,  h.  3  Grand 
Stottfeld  John,  shoemaker,  219  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Stotts  Casper,  whitewasher,  house  43  Benjamin 
Stoughton  Norman  C.  clerk,  110  Pier,  house  117 

Swan 
Stowell  Harriet  A.  teacher,  Orph'in  Asylum 
Stowell  {N.  H.)  &  Venoyer  {William  J )  commis- 
sion merchants,  108  Pier,  h.  285  Hudson 
Strafford  Thomas  N.  tailor,  h.  59  S.  Lansing 
Straight  William  C.  boots  and  shoes,  399 Broad- 
way, bds.  Commercial  Hotel 
Strain  Alexander  (Strain  &  Bro.),  hou.se  35  Elm 
Strain  Henry,  house  61  Second 
Strain  Hugh,  laborer,  house  109  Lumber 
Straiii  John  F.  shoemaker,  house  156  Third 
Strain  Josepb,  house  196  Lydius 
Strain  {Robert)  &  Bro.  (Alexander),  manufactu- 
rers of  soap  and  candle?;,   Herkimer,  cor. 
Church,  house  155  Hamilton 
Strain  Peter,  house  120  Ten  Broeck 
Strass  M.  clerk,  380  Broadway,  bds.  86  Lydius 
Strasser  Maier,  leather  and  findings,  2  Howard, 

bds.  105  Herkimer 
Strasser  Moses,  tobacconist,  3  Howard,  house  105 

Herkimer 
Strathdee  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  16  Park 
Stratman  Frederick,  pianomaker,  house  Morris, 

near  Partridge 
Stratton  D.  P.  law  student,  bds.  28  Jay 
Stratton  Henry  D.  (Bryant  &  S.),  448  Broadway, 
house  at  Cleveland,  0.  [Pearl 

Stratton  Joseph,  clerk,  420  Broadway,  bds.  65  S. 
Stratton  M.  H.  law  student,  boards  28  Jay 
Stratton  R.  B.  Rev.  house  72  First 
Stratton  Stephen  A.  baker,  798  B'way,  h.  do. 
Stratton  Warren  H.  bds.  689  Broadway 
Straub  John,  laborer,  house  4.56  Lydius 
Straub  Lucas,  shoemaker,  h.  200  Wash,  avenue 
Straubert  Jacob,  tailor,  house  158  Broad 
Strauch  William,  cabinetmaker,  bds.  100  Lark 
Strausberg  Jacob,  peddler,  house  193  S.  Pearl 
Strauss  Joseph,  grocer,  13  Bowery,  house  do. 
Streebel  John,  laborer,  house  52  Delaware 
Street  Alfred  B.  attorney  and  state  librarian,  h. 

16  Dove 
Street  George,  miller,  h.  62  Herkimer 


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Street  Richard,  clothing,  2  South  Pearl,  house 

267  Hudson 
Streeter  Jarvis,  safe  maker,  house  221  Green 
Streeter  Samuel  Rev.  house  261  Lumber 
Strempel   Charles  F.   liquors,   wines,   &c.,  186 

VVashint^ton  avenue,  liouse  306  do. 
Strenipel  John  jr.  liookkeeper,  b.  306  Wash.  av. 
Stremple  Joh'i  Lewis,  brush  manufactory,  191 

Bowery,  house  do. 
Strenee  Cliarles,  blacksmith,  h.  Ill  Hamilton 
Strevell  Edwin  {Wells  &  S.),  hides,  126  Bowery, 

liouse  178  Washington  avenue 
Strevell  Harvey,  wood,  liouse  1 14  Broad 
Strevell  Herod,  carman,  house  56  Lark 
Strever  Adam,  teacher,  76  Herkimer,  house  29 

Ball  i  us 
Strickland    Ralph,    electro    silverplating,    552 

Broadway,  house  50  Spenc<?r 
Strickland  Walter  J.  house  Grand 
Stringer  Caroline,  widow,  h.  170  Clinton  avenue 
Stringer  Charles,  IaI  orer,  bds.  170  Clin,  avenue 
Stringer  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  170  Clinton  avenue 
Stringer  Joseph  jr.  laborer,  h.  170  Clinton  ave. 
Stringhani  Joseph,  deputy  state  treasurer,  office 

State  Hall,  bds  Congre.ss  Hall 
Strobal  John,  shoemaker,  41  Clinton 
Strohar  John,  laborer,  house  248  Sand 
Strohmair  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  106  Nucella 
Strong  Anthony  M.   office  4'13  Broadway,  house 

107  Washington  avenue 
Strong  Brothers  (JVm.  N.,  Thomas  J.)  &  Co.  (J. 

A.  Whitney),  importers  and  jobbers  of  dry 

goods,  476  and  478  Broadway 
Strong  Catharine,  widow,  house  167  Jay 
Strong  Charles,  student,  bds.  Empire  House 
Strong  Charles  H.  ( Wickes  &  S.),  469  Broadway, 

house  131  Eagle 
Strong  George  W.  city  measurer  and  weigher,  h. 

179  North  Pearl 
Strong  Jacob,  mason,  house  322  Garden 
Strong  Joseph,  attorney,  &c.  office  6  Coml.  Bldg. 
Strong  Joseph,  grocer,  238  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Strong  Richard  M.  (Jackson  &  S.),  attorney,  484 

Broadway,  bds.  107  Washington  avenue 
Strong  Robert,  house  36  Lancaster 
Strong  Robert  jr.  bds.  107  Washington  avenue 
Strong  T.  Dwight,  printer,  house  49  Lydius 
Strong  Thomas  J.  {Strong,  Bros.  &  Co.),  house 

87  Clinton  avenue  [Wash.  ave. 

Strong  William  N.  {Strong,  Bros.  &  Co.),  h.  103 
Strother  John,  shoemaker,  131  Green,  house  do. 
Strank  L.  D.  student,  bd.s.  Empire  House 
Stuart  John  {Mattimore  &  S.),  coal,  40  Dallius, 

house  122  Green 
Stuart,  see  Steuart,  Steward  and  Stewart 
Stubbing  Thomas,  coachman,  house  47  Third 
Stultz  John,  cigarmaker,  house  64  Odell 
Stum pf  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  39  Green,  house 

12  Union 
Stiu'ges  Isaac,  cabinetmaker,  h.  872  Broadway 
Sturges  {R.  C),  White  (J.  T.  B.)  &  Moe  {R.  I.), 

shippers,  61  Quay,  house  232  Lydius 
Sturn  Christina,  carpenter,  house  3  Rensselaer 
Stutts  Adam,  1st  dist.  police,  house  72  Clinton 
Sturtevant  John  B.  attorney,  74  State,  house  33 

Beaver 
Sucko  John,  shoemaker,  house  Clinton  corner 

Van  Vechten,  Bethlehem 
Sugdeii  William  M.  tobacconist,  h.  ISO  Hamilton 
Suiderberry  N.  J.  cooper,  bds.  35  Liberty 
Suisse  Dominick,  image  maker,  house  1  Bowery 
Sullivan  Bernard,  laborer,  bds.  1  Clinton 
Sullivan  Daniel,  grocer,  99  Franklin,  house  do. 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Sullivan  Daniel,  milkman,  house  77  Third 
Sullivan  Daniel  J.  gardener,  h.  79  Van  Woert 
Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  63  Mulberry 


Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  27  Church 
Sullivan  James, cushionmaker,  h.  North  Albany 
Sullivan  Jnu^s,  laborer,  house  68  Colonic 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  house  232  (jlreen 
Sullivan  James,  printer,  house  53  Bassett 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  14  John 
Sullivan  John,  hostler,  bds.  54  La  Fayette 
Sullivan  John,  grocer,  230  Green,  house  do. 
Sullivan  Joh-j,  cooper,  bds.  35  Libf-rty 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  hous't  59  Schuyler 
Sullivan  John,  cooper,  hous^  201  Orange 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  39  Ren.s.selaer 
Sullivan  John,  moulder,  house  75  Jetierson 
Sullivan  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Gansevoort 
Sullivan  Michael,  painter,  house  143  Canal 
Sullivan  Murty,  laborer,  house  14  John 
Sullivan  Patrick,  butcher,  house  254  Bowery 
Sullivan  Pati-ick,  laborer,  house  100  Quiy 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  105  Orange 
Sullivan  Timothy,  butcher,  bds.  254  Bowery 
Sullivan  Tiniotliy,  tailor,  house  276  Lumber 
Sullivan  William,  tailor,  house  156  Jetierson 
Sullivan  Winifred,  widow,  house  124  Broad 
Sumner  Alanson,  house  9b  North  Pearl 
Sumner   Alanson    A.    (Clark  &  S.),   lumber,   6 

Lumber  di.strict,  alderman  6th  ward,  house 

96  North  Pearl 
Sumner  William  A.  clerk,  bds.  96  North  Pearl 
Sunderland  Richard  (Boyle  &  S.),  plasterer,  615 

Broadwav,  bds.  18  Lydius 
Sunderland  Wm.  plasterer,  bds.  18  Lydius 
Suter  Abram,  refreshments,  7S  Westerlo,  h.  do. 
Suter  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  6  Van  Vechten 
Sutherland  James  A.  clerk,  house  29  Mulberry 
Suthin  William,  laborer,  house  Greenbush 
SutliffEzra  A.  provisions,  29  Lancaster,  h.  28  do. 
Sutton  Scott,  student,  bds.  83  Wash,  avenue 
Suydam  Jacob,  bds.  413  State 
Swab  Adam,  gardener,  h.  Plankroad  n.  Perry 
Swab  Frederick,  gardener,  house  154  Jefferson 
Swabacker  Betsey,  widow,  house  135  Broad 
Swain  James  B.  editor  Statesman,  74  State,  bds. 

Del.ivan  House 
Swain  Martin,  laborer,  house  8  Foundry  place 
Swain  Samuel  R.  clerk,  562  Broadway,  bds.  151 

Hamilton 
Swain  William  C,  Statesman  office,  bds.  17  Jay 
Swan  Edmund  A.   agent  canal  lines,  77  Pier, 

bds.  American  Hotel 
Swan  Esther,  nurse,  bds.  49  Church 
Swan  Richard  W   prof.  .^Ibany  Academy,  house 

1  La  Fayette 
Swan  Spamuel  B.  B.  cigarmaker,  bds.  49  Church 
Swart  John  R.  farmer,  house  North  Albany 
Swart  Nicholas  A   printer,  bds.  17  Philip 
Swartout  Dennis  C.  agent,  house  11  Wilbur 
Swartwout  James  A.  laborer,  house  784B'way 
Swarts  Abram,  grocer,  house  35  Alexander 
Swartz  Frederick,  butcher,  house  lT)l  Knox 
Swartz  Israel,  peddler,  house  73  Schuyler 
Swartz  Lewis,  butcher,  251  S.  Pearl  h.  296  do. 
Swartz  Nicholas,  teamster,  house  353  State 
Swasey  Stephen,  moroccodresser,  h.  25  Fulton 
Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Sweeney  Edward,  shoemaker,  h.  52  3^  Colonie 
Sweeney  Eugene,  butcher,  house  373  Bowery 
Sweeney  Eugene  jr.  butcher,  house  359  Bowery 
Sweeney  James,  mason,  bds.   143  Clinton  ave. 
Sweeney  Jolm,  carpenter,  house  36  >^  La  Fayette 
Sweeney  Jolm,  shipcarpeiiter,  h.  143  Clint,  ave. 
Sweeney  John,  shoemaker,  216  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Svveeney  John,  tailor,  house  221  Broadway 
Sweeney  John,  wheelwright,  house  207  Broad 
Sweeney  Julia,  widow,  house  221  Broadway 
Sweeney  Miles,  laborer,  house  36  Rensselaer 
Sweeney  Owen,  laborer,  house  116  Canal 
Sweeney  Thomas,  house  i  U5  Arch 


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Sweeny  Bernard,  shipcarpenter,  h.  174  CI.  ave. 
Sweeny  Daniel,  laborer,  liouso  43  Canal 
Sweeny  Patrick,  liquors,  &c.,  206  Wator,  h.  do. 
Sweeny  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  lilizabeth  n.  Morton 
Sweeny  Patrick,  laborer,  house  29  Morton 
Sweers  John  A.  bookkeeper,  39  State,  house  302 
South  Pearl  [house  at  Kenwood 

Sweet  Benjamin  A.  wool  merchant,  320  B'way, 
Sweet  George  N.  clerk,  466  B'way,  bds.  Dunlop 

House 
Sweet  Gi'orge  S.  carpenter,  house  68  Lark 
Sweet  Wm.  H.  D.  clerk,  320  Broadway,  bds.  91 

Plerkinier 
Sweet  &  Tingley  (Ofis),  manufacturer  knit  goods, 

at  Kenwood,  olfice  320  Broadway 
Sweizer  Simon,  shoemaker,  h.  183  upper  Spring 
Swift  Hugh,  house  32  Clinton 
Swift  James,  house  109  Hudson 
Swinburne  John,  physician,  house  55  Eagle 
Swinn  Nicholas,  milk,  house  213  Broad 
Swiiiton  Alexander,  painter,  house  1 1  R.  R.  ave. 
Swinton  Fred.  J.  engraver,  h.  Lydius,  n.  Ontario 
Swinton  Oliver  O.  painter,  liouse  '3i()14  State 
Switzer  Conrad,  trader,  house  14  Bl(;ecker 
Swilzer  Frederick  (S/mons  &S.),  fruit,  1  South 

Pearl,  house  87  Orange 
Switzer  Henry  hairdresser,  309  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Switzer  Jacol^,  2d  dist.  police,  bds.  14  Bleecker 
Switzer  John,  carpenter,  IkIs.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Switzer  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  13  Betiil'm  road 
Switzer  Oren,  paper  carrier,  house  113  S.  Pearl 
Symmonds  Sarah  A.  boarding  house,  64  Howard 
Symonds  Israel,   stockbroker,  bds.  near  junc- 
tion Clinton  avenue  &  Bowery 
Symonds  Thomas,  gardener,  h.  Piank  r.  n.  Perry 

TAAFFE  TIMOTHY,  engineer,  52  Chapel,  h.  do. 
TaalTe  William,  turner,  52  Chapel,  house  do. 
Taafle  Wm.  (i.  nursery  agent,  house  145  Elm 
Tacey  Paul,  carpenter,  house  1  W.  Ferry  alley 
Tainter  Daniel  W.,  Directory  agent,  78  State 
Talbut  John,  cooper,  house  206  Green 
Talcott  George,  liouse  748  Broadway 
Tallant  Samuel  S.  teamster,  house  101  Dallius 
Tallnian  Chas.  M.  {Bcattic  &  T.),  attorney,  51 

State,  bds.  02  Washington  avenue 
Tallman  Jonathan,  lumber,  3  Lumber  district, 

house  336  N.  Pearl  [at  New  York 

T.allman  Jonathan  F.  capt.  steamer  Metamora,  li. 
Tallman  Lucy,  Mrs.  house  104  Hawk 
Tallon  Michael,  baker,  house  229  Elm 
Tanner  Marvin  M.  W.  V.  N.  expressman,  house 

91  Eagle 
Tanner  Richard  W.  pianomaker,  h.  9  V.  Woert 
Tansey  Anna,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  23  Centre 
Tansey  John,  laborer,  house  192  Water 
Tappan  Christopher,  house  102  First 
Tappan  J.  and  M.  Misses,  house  32  Hudson 
Tarry  Frederick  K.  printer,  bds.  88  Braver 
Tate" Anna  M.  dressmaker,  ho'ise  6  Van  Tromp 
Tate  Margaret  Mrs.  house  6  Van  Tromp 
Tay  Mattliiius,  laborer,  house  15  Sand 
Tayenlhron  Franz,  machinist,  h.  805  Broadway 
Taylor  Aim,  widow,  liouse  622  Broadway 
Taylor  Baker,  job  printer,  58  State,  h.  707  B'way 
Taylor  Brice,  shoemaker,  bds.  80  Bleecker 
Taylor  Charles  L  coachman,  house  58X  Chapel 
Taylor  Edmund  B.  (J.  T.  &  Sons),  h.  at  Boston 
Taylor  Elvin  (Lawton  &  T.),  .grocer,   17  State, 

house  31  Elm  [B'way,  Greenbush 

Taylor  George,  W.  druggist,  Second  avenue,  cor. 
Taylor  James,  register  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  209  Lydius 
Taylor  James,  grocer,  123  Green,  house  129  do. 
Taylor  James,  tobacconist,  h.  85  Van  Woert 
Taylor  John  &  Sons  {E.  B.,  J.  B.  &   Wm.   H.), 

brewers,  133  Broadway,  house  73  Lydius 


Taylor  Jolm  R.  carriagesmith,  house  Lydius  near 

Partridge 
Taylor  Joseph,  ci^armaker,  h.  75  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Taylor  Joseph  B.V-  T.  &Sonii),  h.  at  N.  York 
Taylor  Jo.seph  E.  clerk,  17  State,  bds.  31  Elm 
Taylor  (J^istus  F.)Sc  Waterman  {R.  JL),  carpet- 

ings,  482  Broadway,  house  32  Lancaster 
Taylor  Lewis,  patternmaker,  house  332  N.  Pearl 
Taylor  Lucas,  teamster,  bds.  224  Broad 
Taylor  Margaret  Mrs.  bds.  90  Clinton  avenue 
Taylor  Phebe,  widow,  Louse  024  Broad 
'J'aylor  Peter,  teamster,  h.  16  Bethlehem  road 
Taylor  Philip   (Tripp  &  T.),  shoes  and  hats,  57 

Wash.  ave.  house  148  upper  Spring 
Taylor  Richard,  shoemaker,  166  Green,  h.  do. 
Taylor  Robert,  carman,  house  83  Church 
Taylor  Sarah,  widow,  house  7  Cross 
Taylor  William,  druggist,  35  S.  Pearl,  h.  58 High 
Tavlor  William  E.  boottitter,  h.  242  Hudson 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  [J.  T.  &  Sons),  h.  71  Lydius 
Teall  Aug.  T.  measurer,  h.  379  Lydi'is 
Teator  Henry,  jjacker,  house  124  Clinton  ave. 
Tebutt  Marshall,   sexton,  N.   Pearl  St.   Baptist 

Church  and  janitor  Female  Academy,  h.  do. 
Tedford  Robert  H.  clerk,  475  Broadway,  bds.  32 

Van  Schaick 
Teelhi  James  J.  2d  dist.  police,  h.  184  Lancaster 
Teeling  Charles,  milUr,  house  Greonliush 
Teller  AHda  W.  widow,  house  45  Lydius 
Teller  {Charles  H.)  k.  Page  [John  E.)  gent's  fur- 
I         nishing  goods,  and  agents  for  Wheeler  & 

Wilson's    sewing   machines,    462  and    464 

Broadwav,  bds.  Dunlop  House 

Teller  David  A.  clerk,  469  B'way,  b.  131  Eagle 

Teller  James  V.  (I.  physician,  b.   Dunlop  House 

i  Temple  Harvey  W.  boatman,  h.  160  liroadway 

I  Temple  Robert  E.  family  of,  house  50  N.  Pearl 

I  Templeton  John,  teller.  Bank  of  Capitol,  State. 

cor.  James,  liouse  18  Lancaster         [Church 

Templeton  Philip,  foreman  Strain  &  Bro.  h.  62 

j  Templeton  Puilip  jr.  clerk,  511  Broadway,  bds. 

62  Church 
I  Templeton  Samuel,  woodenware  and  house  fur- 
I         nishinsj,  511  Broadway,  house  20  Lancast'^r 
[  Templeton'WilliamM,  clerk,  bds.  62  Church 
I  Ten  Broeck  Alexander  P.  clerk  canal  commis- 
sioners. State  Hall,  house  243  Lydius 
Ten  Broeck  ("ornelius,  house  51  Columbia 
Ten  Bro-'ck  George  P.  house  51  Columbia 
Ten  Broeck  Harmon,  patternmaker,  bds.  36  Jay 
Ten  Broeck  Wessel  Mrs.  house  98  Hawk 
I  Ten  Eyck  Abraham  R.  family  of,  h.  39  Hawk 
I  Ten  Eyck  Clinton,  grocer,  142  North  Pearl,  bds. 

738  ]5roadway 
Ten  Ey(;k  Cuyler,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.   house 

61  Dove  [Columbia 

Ten  Eyck  E.  Y.  clerk  Evening  Journal,  house  93 
Ten  Eyck  Francis,  moulder,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Ten  Eyck  Herman,  house  763  Broadway 
Ten  Eyck  Herman  G    clerk,  Albany  Lisurance 

otfice,  liouse  63  Clinton  avenue 
Ten  J'^yck  Jacob  H.  president  Bank  of  Albany, 

house  35  North  Pearl 
Ten  Eyck  Jacob  H.  tallowchandler,  li.  84  Swan 
Ten  Eyck  Jacob  H.  jr.  bds.  763  Broadway 
Ten  Eyck  Jas.  bookkeeper,  9  Exchange,  house 

93  Columbia 
Ten  Eyck  John  ( Weed,  Dawson  &  Co.),  Evening 

Journal,  59  State,  house  39  Hawk 
Ten  Eyck  John,  boatman,  h.  69  South  Lansing 
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.  850  Broadway 
Ten  Eyck  Margaret,  widow,  house  38  Delaware 
Ten  Eyck  Matthias  H.  tallowchaudler,  157  Green, 

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Ten  Eyck  Philip,  physician,  bds.  39  Hawk 
Ten  Eyck  Pliilip  {Weed,  Parsons   &  Co.,  also 

Weed,  Dawson  &  Co.),  Evening  Journal,  59 

State,  house  215  Lydius 
Ten  Eyck  Susan,  widow,  house  12  Grand 
Ten  p]yck  Tliomas,  waiter,  house  76  Grand 
Ten  Eyck  Visscher,  cashier  Commercial  Bank, 

40  State,  house  93  Columbia  [117  Green 

Ten  Eyck  William  H.  clerk,  470  Broadway,  bds. 
Terbush  Martin  B.  cabinetmaker,  h.  N.  Albany 
Ternan  James,  tailor,  house  199  Spruce 
Ternan  John,  carpenter,  bds.  199  Spruce 
Ternan  Miry,  tailoress,  199  Spruce 
Ternouth  John,  blacksmitli,  foreman  N.  Y.  C. 

R   R.  shop,  house  874  Broadway 
Terrell  George  F.   livery  stable,   Howard,  near 

Eagle,  bds.  6  Eagle 
Terrell  Holland,  saddler,  375  Broadway,  h.  2  Jay 
Terrell  John,  carpenter,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  17  Lind- 

sey,  Greenbusli 
Terrell  Rebecca,  widow,  house  1  Wendell 
Terrell  Robert  H.   livery  stable,   Howard,  near 

Eagle,  house  66  Eagle 
Terrell  William  H.  clerk,  74  State,  b.  1  Wendell 
Terry  David,  wood  measurer,  house  66  Franklin 
Teriy  David  jr.  (P.  ticott  &  Co.),  grower,  74  Pier, 

house  37* Second 
Terry  Griffith  P.  emig.  agent,  house  26  Third 
Terry  Jt  rome,  marble  works.  Arch  cor.  Franklin, 

and  17  Bethlehem  road,  house  66  Franklin 
Terry  Walter  G.  confectioner,  109  South  Pearl 
Terry  William,  laborer,  liouse  15  Herkimer 
Teveiin  James,  paver,  house  rear  164  State 
Tevelin  Michael,  paver,  house  55  Howard 
Textor  George,  shoemaker,  h.  308  South  Pearl 
Thacher  Geo.  H.  mayor,  office  City  Hall,  house 

729  Broadway 
Thacher  George  H.  &  Co.  {Daniel  S.  Lathrop), 

car  wheel  manufacturers,   Learned,  corner 

Thacher,  liouse  729  Broadway 
Thacher  George  V.  clerk,  County  Clerk's  office, 

City  Hall,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Thacher  Ralph  W.  clerk,  82  Quay,  h.  79  Hawk 
Thauer  Nicholas,  barber,  9  Tweddle  Hall,  house 

39  Beaver 
Thayer  Asa  P.  patternmaker,  house  78  Lydius 
Thayer  Thos.  D.  harnessmaker,  h.  26  Mulberry 
Theall  Hiram  J.  gilder,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Theobilt  Jacob,  varnisher,  house  146  Jay 
Thichson  Henry,  painter,  h.  Perry  cor.  Spruce 
Thieren  Gilbert,  tailor,  hovise  1  Catharine 
Thies  Jacob,  gardener,  h.  Plank  rd.  above  Perry 
Thillis  John  A.  laborer,  house  138  Broad 
Thomas  {Alfred)  &   Seeley  {James  P.),  oysters 

and  fruit,  662  Broadway 
Thomas  Ann,  tailoress,  house  10  South  Lansing 
Thomas  Caroline,  widow,  house  107  Orange 
Thomas  Charles  E.  organist,  house  20  Hawk 
Thomas  David,  cooper  and  awningmaker,  house 

44  Division 
Thomas  David,  oysters  and  fruit,  293  Broadway, 

house  49  Herkimer 
Thomas  David  H.  cooper,  house  65  Herkimer 
Thomas  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  106  Broad 
Thomas  James,  clerk,  at  Hill,  Thomas  &  Co.'s, 

bds.  851  Broadway 
Thomas  James,  house  La  Fayette,  near  Hawk 
Thomas  James  H.  clerk  Bank  of  the  Capitol,  bds. 

47  Hawk 
Thomas  John,  laborer,  h.  285  Washington  ave. 
Thomas  John,  house  112  Green 
Thomas  John  jr.  coifee  and  spice  manufactory, 

Exchange  cor.  Dean,  h.  79  Clinton  avenue 
Thomas  John  R.    cooper  and  sailmaker,  house 

44  Division 
Thomas  Mary,  widow,  house  166  Third 
Thomas  William,  laborer,  house  31  Water 


Thomas  William,   switchman,   N.  Y.  C.    R.  R. 

house  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  B.  F.  cigarmaker,  25  K  Church,  bds. 

32  Dean 
Thompson  Chester,  mason,  liouse  820  Broadway 
Thompson  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Yates  n.  Robin 
Tiiompson  Daniel,  moroccodresser,  h.  36  S.  Ferry 
Thompson  David,  gardener,  h.  rear  139  Broad 
Thompson  De  Witt  S.  bookkeeper,  385  B'way, 

bds.  64  Lydius 
Thompson  Edward,  laborer,  house  19  Sand 
Thompson  Francis  E.  house  98  Clinton  avenue 
Thompson  George,  furrier,  house  820  Broadway 
Thompson  Harmon,  coachman,  h.  73  Maiden  1. 
Thompson  Harriet,  widow,  house  158  Second 
Tiiompson  James,  laborer,  h.  325  Wash.  c.  Snipe 
Thompson  Jas.  watchmaker,  17  Daniel,  h.  do. 
Thompson  Jas.  jr.  {ThoinpsonScBros.),  12  Green, 

house  418  Washington  avenue 
Thompson  Jenny,  widow,  house  Fulton 
Thompson  John  {Thompson  &  Bros.),  liouse  418 

Wa.shington  avenue 
Thompson  John,  laborer,  house  271  Green 
Thompson  John,  laborer,  house  46  Co'.onie 
Thompson  John,  scavenger,  liouse  31  Fulton 
Thompson  John,  mason,  house  88  Jefferson 
Thompson  John,  mason,  house  206  Orange 
Thompson  John,  moulder,  h.  164  upper  Spring 
Tiiompson  Mary,  house  14  Rail  Road  avenue 
Thompson  Oliver,  waiter,  house  113  Plumb 
Thompson  Reuben  R.  house  9  Clinton 
Thompson  Robert,  tobacconist,  h.  214  Lumber 
Thompson  Robert,  house  73  Hudson 
Thompson  {liohcrt)  &  Bros.  {John  and  James  jr.) 

looking  glasses,   &c.,    12  Green,   house  418 

Washington  avenue 
Thompson  Samuel  J.  photographer,  480  Broad- 
way, house  11  Beaver 
Thompson  Sarah,  widow,  house  7  Clinton 
Thompson  Susan  Mrs.  house  6  Canal 
Thompson  Thomas,  laborer,  172  Montgomery 
Thompson  Thomas  Mrs.  house  118  Lydius 
Thompson  Ward,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building 
Thompson  William,  house  27  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Thompson  William,  carman,  house  16  Jetferson 
Thompson  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  14  Rail  Road  ave. 
Thompson  Wm.  B.  law  student,  bds.  28  Jay 
Thompson  Wm.  W.  coachman,  h.  5  Grand  alley 
Thompson  &  Co.  express,  12  Exchange  B'lding 
Thomson  Charles  N.  express  agent,  12  Exchange 

Building,  house  113  Hawk 
Thomson  De  Witt,  bookkeeper,  bds.  104  Green 
Thomson   Lemon   &    Co.    {Augustus   Sherman), 

lumber,  23  Lumber  district,  h.  72  Lumber 
Thomson  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  1 72  Montgomery 
Thorburn  Samuel  T.  492  Broadway,  h.  82  Grand 
Thorburn  Wm.  seed  store,  490  a'ld  492  B'way 
Thorburn  Wm.  Grant  (BrcT/f ore  &  T.),  provisions, 

48  Quay,  bds.  42  Jay 
Thorn  R.  P.  clock  dealer,  24  Green,  h.  204  State 
Thorn  William,  merchant  tailor,  43  Wash.  ave. 
Thorn  William,  planemaker,  h.  203  Lancaster 
Thorne  J.  H.  Mrs.  liouse  257  North  Pearl 
Thornton  Aaron,  painter,  bds.  19  Van  Woert 
Thornton  Abi'aham  S.  painter,  house  45  Jefferson 
Thornton  {James  E.)  &   Campbell  {Alexander), 

painters,  222  S.  Pearl,  h.  S.  Pearl  c.  Bassett 
Thornton  John  Mrs.  li.  Clinton  ave.  cor.  Snipe 
Thornton  Patrick,  moulder,  house  59  Learned 
Thornton  Philip,  carman,  house  32  Jetferson 
Thornton  Thomas,  drover,  house  177  Second 
Thornton  Thomas,  house  Lumber  above  Knox 
Thornton  V.  Stephen,  gardener,  h.  535  Clin.  ave. 


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ALBANY      [T]      DIRECTORY 


Thornton  William,  farmer,  h.  Lumber  ab.  Knox 
Tliorntiin  William,  laborer,   house  Clinton  ave. 

near  Snipe 
Thornton  Wm.  H.  painter,  h.  19  Van  Woert 
Thorpe  John,  laborer,  house  127  Sand 
Thrall  James  H.  painter,  house  11  Catharine 
Tlmrher  Chas.  (Kirtland  &  T.),  carpenter,  rear 

53  La  Fayette,  house  100  Washington  ave. 
Tibbets  Allen  L.  lopeniaker,  liouse  155  H'way 
Tibbets  George,  ropemaker.  house  150  Third 
Tihbt-ts  John,  ropemaker,  bds.  284  Lumber 
Tibbets  Thomas  E.  ropemaker,  h.  284  Lumber 
Tibbits  Benjamin  Mrs.  house  72  Hawk 
Tibbits  Bleecker,  clerk,  bds.  72  Hawk 
Tibbits  Clarkson,  house  72  Hawk 
Tiburt  John,' turner,  house  39  Alexander 
Tice  (xeorge  E.  blacksmith,  house  51  ('Lurch 
Tice  John  P.  carjienter,  house  77  First 
Tice  Peter,  gilder,  house  131  Hamilton 
Ticknor  Elisha,  express  messenger,  h.  G3  South 

Lansing 
Tidd  Abram,  laborer,  hou.se  at  Bath 
Tiernan  Daniel,  tailor,  liouse  172  Orange 
Tiernan  James,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  liollow 
Tiernan  Patrick,  jxive!-,  house  11  Pine 
Tiernan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  273  Lumber 
Tiernan  Thomas,  grocer,  16  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
Tiernan  William,  car^jenter,  h.  Third  ab.  Snipe 
Tierney  Daniel,  pavei',  house  32  South  Lansing 
Tieiney  Dennis,  tailor,  house  31  Rensselaer 
Tierney  Ellen,  widow,  house  78  Church 
Tierney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  14  JelFerson 
Ties  Francis,  hatter,  house  271  South  Pearl 
Tietz  Frederick  W.  pianomaker,  h.    146  Colonic 
Tiglie  John,  clerk,  <>  Hudson,  li.   25  West  Ferry 
Tillingliast  Joseph  V7.{Wickeft  &  T.),  oil,  &c.  31 

Hudson,  hou.se  751  Broadway 
Tillinghast  William  (Jfickes  &  T.),  oil,  &c.  13 

Hudson,  house  771  Broadway 
Tillman  Casper,  basketniaker,  house  147  Sand 
Tillman  Nicholas,  moulder,  hou.se  164  Sand 
Tillman  Wm.  porter,  114  Pier,  li.  57  Howard 
Tillotson  Mattliew  W.  house  6  Jeflerson 
TillsonJohn  W.  carpenter,  h.  19  Plain  continued 
Tingle  John,  laborer,  house  31  VaH  Woert 
Tingle  Mary  O.  widow,  house  r.  31  Van  Woert 
Tiugley  Otis  {Siveet  &  T.),  knit  goods,  320  Broad- 
way, house  at  Kenwood 
Tingue  Alexander,  attorney,  h.  60  Columbia 
Tittle  Daniel  J.  at  Chas.  A.  Burfs  drug  store,  797 

Broadway,  house  51  Jackson 
Titus  Jacob,  bds.  7  Cross 
Titus  Orlando  B.  liouse  106  Grand 
Tobiii  Bridget,  witlow,  house  9  Columbia 
Tobin  Bridget,  widow,  house  95  Orange 
Tobiii  James,  laborer,  bds.  95  Orange 
Tobin  John,  boatman,  house  137  Grand 
Tobin  John,  watchman,  house  42  Union 
Tobin  Joseph  F.   furnishing  and    variety,    46 

Quay,  hou.se  9  Columbia 
Tobin  Michael,  moulder,  house  273  Green 
Tobin  Miles,  brickinaker,  house  97  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Tobin  Patrick,  furnacemau,  h.  97  Swan,  Ar.  hill 
Tobiii  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  Canal 
Tobin  Richard,  saloon,  13  Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
Tobin  Thomas,  clerk,  46  Quay,  b.  9  Columbia 
Todd  Charlotte,  widow,  huuse  9  High 
Todd  Elizabeth  Mis.  house  267  South  Pearl 
Todd  Hiblnird,  drover,  h.  47  Washington  ave. 
Todd  H.  M.  Mrs.  milliner,  47  Washington  ave, 
Todd  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.   18  Beaver 
Todd  William,  mason,  house  12  Chestnut 
Tolkamp  Frederick,  carman,  h.  34  Herkimer 
Tolle  Augustus  (Adler  &  T.),  printer,  26  Beaver, 

and  lithographer,  house  252  South  Pearl 
Tolle  George,  enameler,  house  252  South  Pearl 
Tolle  John  F.  clerk,  79  Third,  bds.  do. 


Tollin  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  27  Church 
Tomlinson  Frederick  F.  clerk,  41   North  Pearl, 

bds.  29  Quackenbush 
Tommaney  Andrew,  cooper,  house  230  Green 
Tommaney  Michael,  h.  V.  Vechten  c.  Elizabeth 
Tonimane}'  Michael,  mason,   house    10  Jellerson 
Tommaney  Sally,  widow,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Tommaney  Thomas,  mason,  house  Van  Vechten 

corner  Elizabeth 
Tompkins  Charles,  moulder,  liouse  40  Arch 
Tompkins  Henry,  moulder,  house  25  Franklin 
Tompkins  James,  printer,  house  103  Second 
Tompkins  John,  Tompkins'  Hotel,   135  Broad- 
way corner  South  Ferry 
Tompkins  John  H.  carman,  house  403  Lvdius 
Tompkins  Joshua,  car])enter,  tiouse  124  Lark 
Tompkins  Robert,  moulder,   house   154  Church 
Tompkins  William,  moulder,  h.  26  South  Ferry 
Tomsine  Henry,  cook,  house  166  Third 
Toohey  James,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  25  Spruce 
Vooliey  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  67  Schuyler 
Tool  John,  driver,  house  Grand  cor.  Morton 
Tool  Michael,  driver,  house  129  Swan 
Tool  Patrick,  blacksmith,  Columbia,  Greeubush 
Tool  Patrick,  laborer,  hou.se  127  Swan 
Tool  William  laborer,  house  39  Third 
Tool  William,  suitcliman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  house 

rear  39  Third 
Tool  William,  carpenter,  bds.  199  Broadway 
Toole  John,  helper,  H.  R.  R.   house  Greenbush 
Toomey  Daniel,  blacksmith,    house  81  Jetfi.-rson 
Toomey  Jeremiah,   1st  district  police,  house  48 

Jetferson 
Toomey  Jeremiah,  butcher,  house  153  Jefferson 
Topf  Andrew,  musician,  h.  36  Wash,  avenue 
Topf  George  J.  musician,  bds.  36  Wash,  avenue 
Topp  John,  boatman,  house  60  La  Fayette 
Topping  Hiram,  agricultural  implements,  house 

16  John 
Topping  Sylvester,  sawfiler,  and  trunk  boxma- 

ker,  18  Norton,  house  46  Hudson 
Torrey  John  I.  agent,  house  249  Lumber 
Torrey  Joseph,  boatman,  house  rear  88  Third 
Town  Alelton  C.  mason,  house  800  Broadway 
Towner  {Benjamin  A.)  &  Hay t  (S(c;>/iC7i  T.),  lum- 
ber dealers,  18  Lumber  di.st.  h.  761  B'way 
Towner  J.  O.  &  Co.   {/.  G.  Farnxvorth),  lumber, 

7  Lumber  district,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Towner  Samuel  B.  clerk,  7  Lumber  district,  b. 

82  North  Pearl 
Townsend  Absalom,  house  34  North  Pearl 
Townsend  Charles  D.  clerk,  19  Green,  bds.  2  Elk 
Townsend  Daniel,  teamster,  bds.  144  Third 
Townsend  Edward,  wagonmaker.  Plumb  near 

Green,  house  66  Bassett 
Townsend  Franklin, foundry  and  machine  works, 

Hawk  cor.  Elk,  house  4  Elk 
Townsend  F'rederick,  adjutant  general,  office  at 

Capitol,  house  16  Jay 
Townsend  George,  clerk,  59  Dean,  h.  164  Second 
Townsend  Howard,  physician,  house  15  Elk 
Townsend  James,  peddler,  h,  23  Third  c.  Lark 
Townsend  Jessup  C.  cigarmaker,   rear  64  First, 

hquse  345  Lydius 
Townsend  John  D.  P.    (C.  Frothingham  &  Co.), 

apothecary,  442  Broadway,  bds.  2  Elk 
Townsend  John  F.  house  2  Elk 
Townsend  John  H.  master  mason, %.  62  First 
Townsend  Robert  [Hosrncr  &  T.),  staves,  55  Pier, 

house  at  Syracuse 
Townsend  Samuel,  clerk,  41  State,  bds.    48  Jay 
Townsend  Theodore,  11  Green,  house  11  High 
Townsend  V.  P.  D.  clerk,  bds.  2  Elk 
Townsend  William  D.  moulder,  h.  313  Hamilton 
Towson  David,  carman,  76  Quay 
Tozoni  Clement,  plaster  figures,  52  Hudson,  h. 

35  Hamilton 


ALBANY      [T]      DIRECTORY, 


129 


Tracey  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  63  Canal 
Tracey  Ann,  widow,  house  114  Canal 
Tracey  Dennis,  laborer,  house  35  Mulberry 
Tracey  Edwin  D.  clerk,  bds.  792  Broadway 
Tracey  Eliza  Mrs.  nurse,  bds.  122  Hamilton 
Tracey  John,  bookkeeper,  house  140  Green 
Tracey  John  &  Co.  {J.  T.  Rice),  distillers   and 

dealers  in  wines  and  liquors,  20  and  22  State, 

house  Schuyler  Mansion 
Tracey  Hugh,  laborer,  house  56  Johnson 
Tracey  James,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Zandt 
Tracey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  31  N.  Lansing 
Tracey  Susan  Mrs.  house  36  Van  Woert 
Tracey  Wm.  H.  mechanic,  house  201  Lumber 
Tracy  Dennis,  porterhouse,  15  Lumber,  h.  do. 
Trainor  Hester,  shoes,  111  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Trainor  John,  laborer,  house  40  Cherry 
Trainor  M.  Miss,  ehirtmaker,  house  134  Lydius 
Trainor  Michael,  laborer,  house  68  Lawrence 
Trainor  Robert,  shoemaker,  house  267  N.  Pearl 
Trainor  Thomas,  house  35  La  Fayette 
Trainor  Wm.  H.  clerk  assorting  house,  bds.  Ill 

Hamilton 
Trapp  Valentine,  laborer,  house  79  Sand 
Traub  Vine,  clotliing,  220  Soutli  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Trause  Chi-lstian,  laborer,  house  49  Snipe 
'J'raver  Augustus,  clerk,  465  B'way,  bds.  19  Jay 
Traver  Charles  M.  (Marshall,  James  Sc  T.),  piano 

fortes,  Masonic  Hall,  41  North  Pearl,  house 

57  Grand 
Traver  Francis,  clerk,  420  Broadway,  h.  19  Jay 
Traver  George,  harnessmaker,  658  B'way,  house 

19  Jay 
Travers  Cathai'ine,  widow,  house  45  Division 
Travers  James,  agent,  agent,  house  104  Arch 
Travers  James,  moulder,  house  45  Division 
Travers  John,  moulder,  house  45  Division 
Travis  Charles,  house  139  Orange  ' 

Treadwell  George  C.  &  Co.  (Henry  Trcadiuell  & 

James  Chase),  furs  and  caps,  449  Broadway, 

house  735  do. 
Treadwell  George  H.  clerk,  bds.  735  Broadway 
Treadwell  Henry  (G.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co.),  house 

at  New  York 
Treadwell  Nancy  Mrs.  bds.  735  Broadway 
Treadwell  John  G.  ( W.  &  J.  Treadwell,  Perry  & 

Norton),  house  10  Jay 
Treadwell  W.  &  J.,  Perry  (John  S.)  &  Norton 

(Edward),  Eagle  stove  works,  1 10  Beaver 
Treadwell  Wm.  B.  (H^.  &  /.  Treadwell,  Perry  Sc 

Norton),  house  203  Lydius 
Treanor  Patrick,  mason,  house  165  Jefferson 
Treat  Geo.  E.  clerk,  assorting  house,  b.  28  Plain 
Tredo  Alexander,  furrier,  house  38  Third 
Tremaine  (Lyman)  &  Peckham  (Rufus  IV.  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 
Triger  Amelia  Miss,  house  38  Bowery 
Tripp  Cyrus  S.  moulder,  Jiouse  92  Hudson 
Tripp  (John)  &  Taylor  (Philip),  shoes  and  hats, 

67  Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Tripp  Jonathan,  dry  goods,  75  Washington  ave- 
nue* h.  77  do. 
Troester  Charles  H.  clerk,  35  State,  bds.  61  upper 

Spring  [Spring 

Troester  Fred'k  W.  shoemaker,  bds.  161  upper 
Troester  Martin,  shoemaker,  h.  161  up.  Spring 
Troxell  Thomas,  teamster,  house  at  Bath 
Trotter  John,  house  677  Broadway 
Trotter  Juo.  H.  (Van Rensselaer  Sc  T.),  insurance 

agents,  50  State,  house  714  Broadway 
Ti'owbridge  Hobart,  bookkeeper,  39  Dean,  bds. 

28  Divi^iion  [42  Dean,  h.  State 

Trowbi'idge  John  H.  [Bishop  Sc  T.),  provisions, 
Troy  Patrick,  grocer,  42  Arch,  house  do. 


Truax  Caroline,  widow,  house  208  Broadway 

Truax  Caroline  Mrs.  house  24  Franklin 

Truax  Cornelius  V.  S.  carman,  41  State,  h.  377 

Lydius 
Truax  Francis  H.  carpenter,  house  34  Jay 
Tniax  Henry  S.  pressman,  bds.  208  Broadway 
Truax  Isaac,  teamster,  bouse  135  Lumber 
Truax  Jacob  A.  clerk,  343  B'dway,  h.  90  Swan 
Truax  Jas.  D.  telegraph  repairer.'h.  301  Hudson 
Truax  Peter,  carman,  house  47  South  Ferry 
Truax  Zanfort  V.  S.  carman,  house  377  Lydius 
True  Dan'l,  die  sinker  and  seal  engraver,  Bleecker 

Hall,  527  Broadway,  bds.  595  do. 
Truesdell  Josephine,  boarding  house,  19  Dallius 
Truesdell  Matilda,  widow,  dressmaker,  house  219 
South  Pearl  [Quackenbush 

Trueman  John,  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  bds.  18 
Trumble  Henry  W.  carpenter,  house  222  Lumber 
Tubber  Peter,  painter,  house  136  Broad 
Tubbs  William  R.  clerk,  554  Broadway,  bds.  308 

Lydius 
Tuck  Charles,  clerk,  house  44  South  Ferry 
Tucker  E.  C.  bookkeeper,  bds.  98  Third 
Tucker  Elisha  W.  framemaker,  house  98  Third 
Tucker  Fred.,  vegetables,  1  Howard,  h.  37  Canal 
Tucker  (Frederick  O.),  Crawford  (Archibald)  & 
Rector  (William),  china,  glass  and  earthen- 
ware, 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.  (C.  P.  Williams  Sc  Co.),  lum- 
ber dealer,  21  Lumber  district,  h.  210  North 
Pearl 
Tuckerman  (Charles)  &c  McClelland  (John),  mar- 

bleworkers,  133  Lydius,  house  119  Arch 
Tuffs  Lucien,  house  25  South  Ferry 
Tuffs  Lucien  jr.  clerk,  bds.  25  South  Ferry 
Tufts  John,  clerk,  651  Broadway,  house  649  do. 
TuU  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Morton  n.  Delaware 

turnpike 
Tunny  Hugh,  421  Broadway,  house  96  Dallius 
Turley  Francis,  bds.  9  Van  Tromp 
Turley  George,  clerk,  bds.  —  Van  Tromp 
Turley  James,  house  9  Van  Tromp 
Turnbull  Alvin,  cigai-maker,  bds.  —  Chestnut 
Turnbull  Sarah,  widow,  house  —  Chestnut 
Turner  Anna,  widow  of  James,  house  54  Spencer 
Turner  Benj.  C.  policeman,  h.  3  Tivoli  hollow 
Turner  Charity,  wiciow,  house  31  De  Witt 
Turner  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  21  De  Witt 
Turner  Daniel,  bulder,  house  213  State 
Turner  George  H.  clerk,  255  S.  Pearl,  bds.  do. 
Turner  George  H.  fiirnaceman,  h.  77  Lawrence 
Turner  James,  chairmaker,  house  116  Lydius 
Turner  James  H.  drugs  and  confectionery,  25^ 

South  Pearl,  hoftse  do. 
Turner  John,  pilot,  house  229  Green 
Turner  John  F.  clerk  post  office,  h.  227  Green 
Turner  John  H.  builder,  bds.  54  Spencer 
Turner  John  W.  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush. 
Turner  Mary,  widow,  house  2  Daniel 
Turner  Mary  R.  W.  Mrs.  house  83  Columbia 
Turner  Moses  H.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  bds. 

Stanwix  Hall 
Turner  Pascho,  laborer,  house  212  Water 
Turner  Robert,  carman,  house  8  West  Ferry 
Turner  William,  builder,  house  28  First 
Turner  William,  carman,  house  203  Lumber 
Tutou  Jane,  widow,  house  165  Hudson 
Tuton  William,  bookkeeper,  468  Broadway,  bds. 

165  Hudson 
Tuttle  Nathaniel,  porter,  108  Pier,  house  22  Dove 
Tuttle  Sidney,  clerk,  476  Broadway 
Twaddle  James,  mason,  house  135  Grand 


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ALBANY      [  U  V  ]      DIRECTORY 


Tweddle  John,  grain,  malt  and  hops,  Montgom- 
ery abov('  Spencer,  house  749  Broadway 
Tweed  Dale  Mrs.  widew,  house  173  Lydius 
Tweedale  John,  hook  deliverer,  h.  107  Clin.  ave. 
Twitchell  A.sa  W.  artist,  74  State 
Tyas  Thomas,  machinist,  h.  58  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Tyler  Harvey  H.  clerk,  84  Wash,  ave.,  h.  79  do. 
Tyler  Lucy  A.  widow,  house  184  North  Pearl 
Tyler  Lyman  H.  clerk,  Ijds.  79  Wa^h.  avenue 
Tyler  Oscar,  land  agent,  house  171  State 
Tyler  Thomas,  laborer,  house  32  Canal 
Tynan  James,  house  113  Orange 

UBRICK  PHILIP,  pianomaker,  h.  250  S.  Pearl 

U  brick  Frederick,  cooper,  h.  308  State 

Ubsdell  (John  A.),  Peirson  (Charles)  &  Co.  (Jas. 

T.  Lennox),  dry  goods,  Masonic  Hall,  41  N. 

Pear,  house  at  New  York 
Ddart  William,  junksiiop,  80  Rensselaer,  h.  do. 
Udell  Abraham,  house  14  Broad 
Udell  George  F.  patternmaker,  house  7  Dallius 
Udell  James  E.  jjattemmaker,  bds.  7  Dallius 
Uhl  Jacob,  tailor,  hou.se  25  Ren.s.selaer 
Uhl  John,  shoemaker,  299  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Uline  Andrew  B.  tallymau,  1  Clinton  avenue, 

house  138  Hamilton 
Ullicg  Augustus,  laborer,  house  307  Bowery 
Ullman  Simon,  tailor,  house  137  Broad 
Ulrich  David,  laborer,  house  Spruce  near  Perry 
Ulrich  John,  carpenter,  house  31  Benjamin 
Ulrich  Wm.  baker,  house  496  Clinton  avenue 
Underbill  Aaron,  carman,   88  Quay,   house  99 

Eagle 
Underbill  Daniel,  clerk  63  Beaver,  b.  99  Eagle 
LInderhill  H.  machinist,  house  84  Wash.  ave. 
Lhiderner  Conrad  Mrs.  house  151  South  Pearl 
Underner  C.  L.  prof,  music,  hou.se  151  S.  Pearl 
Underner  Paul,  musician,  house  151  S.  Pearl 
Underwood  Ceo.  B.  clerk,  bds.  52  First 
Underwood  Henry,  .-upply  agent  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

Exchange  Building,  house  821  Broadway 
Ungerecht  Pliilip,  pianomaker,  h.  16  Jackson 
Updyke  Mary  E.  widow,  house  633  Broadway 
Ujijohn  Wni.  tailor,  41  Lydius,  house  d'.). 
Upperman  Frederick,  cigars,  113  S.  Pearl,  li.  do. 
Upt^n  John  C.  shoemaker,  bds.  99  Green 
Upton  Simon,  laborer,  liouse  99  Green 
Urschel  Jacob,  tailor,  house  139  Elm 
Usher  Henry  M.  barkeeper,  115  S.  Pearl,  b.  do. 
Usher  James  L.  steward,  house  630  Broadway 
Usher  Matthew,  butcher,  h.  55  Perry 
Utech  August,  brewer,  bouse  16  Centre 
Utter  Gilbert,  cooper,  house  261  North  Pearl 

VADNEY  AUGUSTUS,  carpenter,  house  Arch 

near  Ontario 
Vadney  Jos.  H.  carper.ter,  h.  Columbia,  Greenb. 
Vail  Francis,  vinegar  depot,  73   Grenn,  b.  75  dp. 
Vail  Henry,  clerk"^  Bank  of  the  Interior,  Istejis 

Wftiskington  avenue       ,    .  ' 
Vakenburgh  David,  clerk,  bds.  Empire  House 
Valentine  Wm.  pension,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agent,  47  State,  h.  at  E.  Albany 
Valentine  Wm.  pianomaker,  h.  16  Jackson 
Valentine  Wm.  T.  carpenter,  h.  141  Elm 
Valiant  Peter,  boatman,  house  77  Lancaster 
Valkenburgh  S.  M.  lace  store,  56,  58  and  60  S. 

Pearl,  house  77  Division 
Van  Aernam  Jacob  T.  teamster,  h.  188  Bowery 
Van  Aernam  John  T.  carpenter,  h.  320 X  State 
Van  Aernam  Tiiomas,  teamster,  h.  305  Wash.  a. 
Van    Allen   Adam,   cashier.    Union   Bank,   and 

county  treasurer,  446   Broadway,  house  40 

Lancaster 
Van  Allen  Charles,  printer,  house  28  S.  Ferry 
Van  Allen  Conrad,  dry  goods,  44  South  Pearl, 

house  41  Grand 


Van  Allen  Garret  A.  secretary  of  Commerce  In- 
surance Company,  448  Broadway,   bds.  40 

Lim caster 
Van   Allen   Jacob,  truckman,  h.  29  Van  Zandt 
Van  Allen  0.  H.  clerk,  b.  Dove  c.  Hamilton 
Van  Allen  Philip,  grocer,  114  S.  Pearl,  li.  do. 
Van  Allen  Wm.  H.  house  40  Lancaster 
Van  Alstyne  Archibald  C.   engraver,  boards  27 

Dove 
Van  Alstyne  Edward  M.  agent,  house  at  Bath 
Van  Alstyne  Jacob  H.  moulder,  h.  133  Orange 
Van  Alstyne  James  W.  &  J.  R.  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 90  Washington  avenue,  house  316 

Lydius 
Van  Alstyne  John  C.  house  27  Dove 
Van  Alstyne  John  I.  carman,  house  258  Hudson 
Van  Alsiyne  John  L.  student,  b.  95  Herkimer 
Van  Alstyne, bjlin  R.  (J.  W.  &  J.  li.  VanAMyne), 

bds.  27  Dove 
Van  Alstyne  Martin,  house  at  Bath 
Van  Alstyne  Norman,  moulder,  h.  330  Lumber 
Van  Alstyne  R()sanna,house9  Clinton  avenue 
Van  Alstyne  Thomas,  carman,  h.  258  Hudson 
Van  Alstyne  Thos.  B.  iihysician,  h.  95Herkimer 
Van  Alstyne  (Thomas  J.)  &   Hevenor  (W.  S.), 

torneys,  4  and  6  Douw's  Building,  liou.se  95 

Herkimer  [127  Hawk 

Van  Alstyne  Thomas  W.  sherifl  at  Jail,  liouse 
Van   Alstyne   William,  bookkeeper,  56  Quay, 

bds.  29  Division 
Van  Amburgh  ( William  H.)  &  Mullaly  (James  J ), 

carpenters,  34  Herkimer,  house  56  Schuyler 
Van  Antwerp  Abraham,  botanic  physician,  680 

Broadway,  house  do. 
Van  Antwerp  Cornelius  H.  clerk  at  Post  Office, 

house  66  Swan,  corn-cir  First 
Van  Antwerp  Daniel  L.  bookbinder,  72  State, 

house  at  Loudonville 
Van  Antwerp  Hannah,  widow, h.  680  B'way 
Van  Antwerp  John  H.   cashier  State  Bank,   69 

State,  house  2  Lodge 
Van  Antwerp  Mary  H.  teacher,  h.  680  B'way 
Van  Antwerp  William  M.  (Haiokinn  &  Van  A.), 

355  Broadway,  house  162  Wash.  ave. 
Van  Arnam  II.  F.  coachtrimmer,  house  93  Grand 
Van  Arnum  Abraham  H.  agent,  house  37  Jay 
Van  Azee  Peter,  liveiy,  rear  156  South  Pearl,  b. 

Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Van  Beiithu^'sen  Benj.  J.  machinist,  h.  69  Eagle 
Van  Beiithuysen  Charles,  printing,  binding  and 

paper  warehouse,  407  Broadway,  h.  8  Elk 
Van  Benthuyseu  Charles  H.  407  B'way,  b.  8Elk 
Van  Benthuysen  Elizabeth,  widow  of  0.  R.  bds. 

110  Green 
Van  Benthuysen  Henry,  house  65  Eagle 
Van    Benthuysen  Henry,   paperhanger,   house 

190  Lumber 
Van  Bt-iithuysen  Packard,  papermaker,  h.  66  Jay 
Van  Bergen  Edward,   copperplate  printer,   74 

State,  bds.  48  Westerlo 
Van  Bergen  John  H.  agent,  bds.  48  Westerlo 
Van  Bergen  Peter,  collector,  hou.se  48  Westerlo 
Van  Bergen  Peter  jr.  janitor.  State  Library,  h. 

62  Howard 
Van  Beuren  George  H.  printer,  bds.  18  Bbaver 
Van  Beuren  Jas.  B.  boarding  house,  18  Beaver 
Van  Bramer  Jeremiah  J.  lieut.  4th  district  police 

house  136  upper  Spring 
Van  Brunt  Zenas  W.   foreman   N.  Y,  C    R.  R. 

machine  shop,  house   Lumber  above  North 

Pearl 
Van  Buren  A.  T.  (Owens  &  Van  B.),  shoes.  Jay 

corner  Lark,  house  do. 
Van  Buren  Cornelius,  carman,  house  Western 

turnpike,  above  Perry 
Van  Buren  Hiram,  teams'ter,  house  335  Lydius 
Van  Buren  Jacob  D.  expressdriver,  h.  12  Willett 


ALBANY      [V]      DIRECTORY. 


131 


VanBuren  John,  raoiilder,  house  14  Willett 

Van  Buren  Martin,  bds.  20  Lydius 

Van  Buren  Matthew,  hds.  20  Lydius 

Van  Buren  P^ter,  house  225  Green 

Van  Buren  Peter,  mason,  house  327  State 

Van  Buren  Peter,  moulder,  h.  r.  53  La  Payette 

Vance  George,  cigarmaker,  bds.  r.  233  Lumber 

Vance  John,  shoemaker,  house  rear  233  Lumbi-r 

Van  Cott  Edward  B.  eating  house,  6  Green,  li. 

170  Second  [Arbor  hill 

Van  Cott  John  H.  cigarmaker,  house  (31  Swan, 
Van  Cott  Mary  A.  Mrs.  seamstress,  h.  99  Hawk 
Van  Cott  Philip  T.  canal  weigher,  h.  35  Second 
Van  Demark  Edward,  clerk,  582  Broadway,  bds. 

753  do. 
Van  Demark  Jno.  sashes,  55Chapi^l,  li.  33  Green 
Vandenbergh  Abraham,  pilot,  house  102  Church 
Vandenbergh  Abram,  cigarmaker,  h.  29!)  Lumber 
Vandenberg  .James,  shoecutter,  house  1 17  Lai'k 
Vandenberg  James  jr.  shoecutter,  h.  117  Lark 
Vandenbergh  Gerrit  G.  house  at  Balsam  grove, 

Lydius,  west  of  Knox 
Vandenl)ergh  Henry,  house  759'Broadway 
V.andenbergh  Jolin  L.  house  759  Broadway 
Vandenbergh  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  58  Hamilton 
Vandenbert'h  Richard,  clerk,  160  Broadway,  b. 

30  South  Ferry 
Vandenbergh  RicliardL.  bookkeeper,  452  Broad. 

way,  bds.  759  do. 
Vaudenburgh  Abbey,  widow,  h.  r.  215  Lumber 
Vandenburgh  Charles,  salesman,  52  North  Pearl, 

bils.  39  James 
Vandenbergh  Gilbert  L.    carman  and    keeper 

powder  magazine,  house  12  Willett 
Vandenburgh  John  A.  sbipc&rpenter,  h.  40  Van 

Schaick 
Vandenburgh  Theo.  H.  locksmith,  b.  39  James 
Vandenburgh  Wilhelmus,  carpenter,  h.  14S  Jay 
Vandenburgh  William,  clerk,  31  South  Pearl, 

bds.  67  Beaver 
Vandenburgh  Wynant,   locksmith,  41  James, 

h.  39  do. 
Van  Den  Houten  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  408  Lydius 
Vanderbilt  Cornelius  Mrs.  house  78  Lydius 
Vanderbilt  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  65  Second 
Vanderbilt  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  h.  152  upper 

Spring 
Vanderbilt  Peter,  expressman,  h.  174  Hamilton 
Vanderbilt  Richard  V.  Z.  tinsmith,  b.  78  Lydius 
Vanderbilt  Stephen  P.  bds.  78  Lydius 
Vanderbilt  William  H.  {Lovdand  &  V.),  flour,  65 

Quay,  house  78  Lydius  [h.  30  S.  Ferry 

Vanderbogart  John,  liaggagemaster,  H.  R.  R.  R. 
Vanderburgh  Geo.  W.  elerk  New  Jersey  Steam- 
boat Co.  283  Broadway,  h.  30  S.  Ferry 
Vandercook  Henry  Mrs.  house  48  Union 
Vandnrcook  William,  wireworker,  b.  48  Union 
Vanderhoof  Eve  Mrs.  house  50  Jefferson 
Vanderhoof  Jacob,  peddler,  house  45  Bowery 
Vanderhoof  Rufus,  oysters,  15  S.  Pearl,  house 

61  Beaver  [Knox 

Vander  Houten  Leendert,  carpenter.  Third,  ab. 
Van  Der  Kar  Leonard,   clerk   court  of  appeals, 

bd<.  35  Maiden  lane 
Vanderlip  Benj.  B.  bookbinder,  house  44  Elm 
Vanderlip  Dionysius  R.  clerk,  post  office,  house 

228  Lydius  [228  Lydius 

Vanderlip  Edward  C.  clerk,  468  Broadway,  bds. 
Vanderlip  Elias,  house  141  North  Pearl 
Vanderlip  George  R.  house  78  Lawrence 
Vanderlip  Rensselaer,  bartender,  h.  52  Lark 
Vanderlip  Sarah,  house  24  South  Ferry 
Vanderlip  Wotkyns,  clerk,  359  Broadway,  bds. 

141  North  Pearl  [bds.  141  N.  Pearl 

Vanderlip  Wm.  L.  attorney,  5  Douw's  Building, 
Vanderpoel  Isaac,  insurance  and  pension  agent, 

61  State,  2d  floor,  house  3  Lancaster 


Vanderpoel  S.  Oakley,  physician,  Steuben  cor. 

North  Pearl,  house  do. 
Vanderpoel  Sarali  W.  widow,  bds.  760  B'way 
Vanderstolpe  Ensjael,  sh(>em'r,  h.  323  Hamilton 
Vander  Volgen  John,  carman,  house  75  Third 
Vander  VoU'i^n  Peter,  peddler,  h.  87  Hamilton 
Van  Deusen  John  J.  tailor,  h.  109 >^  Jnfferson 
Van  Derwerki-n  Jesse  D.  agent,  347  Broadway, 

bds.  Dunlop  House 
Vanderzee  Cornelius  (McDuffieSe  V.),  hardware, 

12  South  Pearl,  house  57  High      [h.  51  High 
Vanderzee  Jacob,  carpenter.  High  c.  Hamilton, 
Vanderzee  John,  boatman,  house  8  Clinton 
Vanderzee  John,  carpenter,  house  335  Lydius 
Van  Deusen  Cornelius,  butcher,  865  B'way,  h.  do 
Van   Deusen  Cornelius,   cigarmaker,    bds.   251 

Lumber 
Van  Deusen  Francis  P.  cutter,  391  Broadway, 

house  2  Chestnut 
Van  Deusen  George,  cigarmaker,  b.  251  Lumber 
Van  Deuren  Jacob,  armorer,  h.  31  De  Witt 
Van  Deusen  Merret,  nour,  35  Quay,  h.  6  First 
Van  Deusen  Samuel,  mason,  house  52  Second 
Van  Deusen  Simon,  mason,  h.  141  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Vandewater  John,  556  B'way,  h.  r.  88  Jefferson 
Van  Duren  Jacob,  porter,  house  128  Eagle 
Van  Duzor  John,  carman,  house  115  Third 
Van  Dyck  Henry  H.  superintendent  public  in- 
struction. State  Hall,  house  149  Hamilton 
Van  Dyke  Cor's,  carpenter,  h.  109  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Vane  James,  clerk,  372  B'way,  h.  136  Clin.  ave. 
Van  Emburgh  Francis,  clerk,  h.  51  Howard 
Van  Epps  Francis,  hairdresser,  h.  113  Knox 
Van  Epps  John  D.  carpenter,  h.  664  Broadway 
Van  Epjjs  Samuel,  varnisher,  h.  236  Lydius 
Van  Etten  David,  carpenter,  h.  244  Lumber 
Van  Gaasboek (^Zcx.  B.)  &  Co.  {Wm.  L.  Jenison), 

carpets,  596  Broadway,  house  4  Hall  place 
Van  Gaasbeek  {John)  &  Co.  {H.  R.  Watson),  car- 
pets and  upholstery,  472  and  474  Broadway, 

house  40  North  Pearl 
Van  Gaasbeek  Wm.  466  B'way,  h.  287  Hudson 
Van  Gaasbeek  Wm.  A.  clerk,  472  Broadway,  b. 

287  Hudson 
Van  Gusling  Solomon,  tin   and  coppersmith, 

house  29  Liberty 
Van  Guyslint^  David,  roofer,  Franklin,  comer 

Bleecker,"house  104  Franklin 
Van  Hagen  Mehitable,  widow,  b.  190  Clin.  ave. 
Van   Hagen   Stephen,    pianotuuer,    house    190 

Clinton  avenue  [Dallius 

Van  Hall  Christian,  porter,  472  Broadway,  h.  41 
Van  Heusen  C.  H.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  'R.  bds. 

753  Broadway 
Van   Heusen  Harman,  gardener,  house  Second 

west  of  Knox 
Van  Heusen  Robert,  house  753  Broadway 
Van  Heusen  R.  W.  grocer,  34  .Jay,  b.  753  B'way 
Van  Heusen  (T/icodore  V.),  &  Charles  (D.  D.  T.), 

china,  crockery,   &c,  470  BroadwaA  house 

194  Lydius  '^ 

Van  Heynigan  John  H.  burnisher,  bds.  139  Elm 
Van  lleynigen  Catharine  N.  widow,  house  24 

S.  Ferry 
Van  Heynigen  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  139  Elm 
Van  Hoeseii    Henry,   carriagesmith,    bds.    104 

Herkimer 
Van  Hof  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  41  Lumber 
Van  Hoosen  .Jacob,  clerk,  house  51  Lydius 
Van  Hoosen  Lemuel  P.  physician,  h.  329  Lydius 
Van   Hovenberg  Tobias    S.   attorney,   Museum 

Building,  bds.  787  Broadway 
Van  Husen  John,  machinist  W.  R.  R.,  G'bush 
Van  Husen  Susan,  widow,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Van  Keuren  Edward  L.  pilot,  house  42  Second 
Van  Keuren  Margaret,  widow,  h.  27  Van  Schaick 
Van  Kerb  Jacob,  baker,  268  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 


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ALBANY      [V]      DIEECTORT. 


Van  Lehmen   Garret,   carriagemaker,  bds.  323 

South  Pearl 
Van  Lehmen  Margaret,  widow,  h.  323  S.  Pearl 
Van  Loon  James  S.  merchant,  house  45  Lydius 
Van  Loon   Thomas  E.  manufacturing  ieweler, 

480  Broadway,  house  104  upper  Spring 
Van  Loon  Wm.  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush. 
Van  Luven  Ambros,  farmer,  h.  North  Albany 
Van  Luven  Dewitt,  farmer,  h.  North  Albany 
Van  Luven  John,  carman,  house  260  Elm 
Van  Meter  Archibald  (Charles  &  V.),  butcher,  3 

to  7  Center  Market,  house  3  Knox 
Vanness  Cljas.  W.  daguerreotypist,  b.  23  James 
Van  Ness  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  69  Eagle 
Van  Ness  Fannv,  widow,  h.  38  Clinton  avenue 
Van  Nortwick  John  B.  moulder,  h.  110  Third 
Van  Nouhuys  John,  machinist,  h.  114  Church 
Van  Nouhuys  John,  printer,  h.  116  Church 
Van  O'Linda  Jane  A.   widow,  bds.    Hamilton 
corner  Green  [134  Green 

Van  O'Linda  Jerusha,  select  srhool.  Plain,  bds. 
Van  Olinda  Peter,  physician,  Hamilton,  c.  Gn. 
Van  Olinda  William,  attorney,  50  State,  house 

Broadway,  corner  Pine,  Greenbush 
Van  Order  George,  dreddng,  house  6  Rose 
Van  Patten  P.  V.  clerk,  bds.  17  High 
Van  Patten  Peter,  boatcaptain,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Van  Pattent  Vedder,  clerk,  3  Exchange  Build- 
ing, bds.  17  High 
Van  Pensyn  Abraham  J.  salesman,  10  Maiden 
lane,  house  52  Ferry  [Hamilton 

Van  Rensselaer  Angelica  E.   Miss,    house   136 
Van  Rensselaer  Bayard  Mrs.  h.  98  Columbia 
Van  Rensselaer -Bernard  S.  house  112  State 
Van  Rensselaer  Caesar,  gardener,  h.  367  State 
Van  Rensselaer  Eugene,'Manor  House,  950  B'way 
Van  Rensselaer  Gratz,  Bank  of  Albany,  house  29 
Beaver  [lehem  road 

Van  Rensselaer  John,  physician,  house  Beth- 
Van  Rensselaer  John  S.  attorney,  6  Commercial 

Building,  house  99  North  Pearl 
Van  Rensselaer  Pfter,  boards  Dunlop  House 
Van  Rensselaer  Philip  Schuvler,  h.  29  Beaver 
Van  Rensselaer  {Richard)  &  Trotter  (/.  H.),  in- 
surance agents,  50  State,  h.  112  do. 
Van  Rensselaer  Stephen,   Manor   House,    950 

Broadway 
Van  Santford  Henry,  confectioner,  h.  110  First 
Van  Santford  Henry  S  clerk,  bds.  68  Lumber 
Van  Santvoord  (Alfred)  &  Co.  (Charles  B.  Red- 
field  and  James  R.  Bentlcy),  agents  Swiftsure 
Propeller  Line,  77  Pier,  house  34  N.  Pearl 
Van  Santvoord  James,  clerk,  41  State,  house  142 
Washington  avenue  [Arbor  hill 

Van  Schaack  Benjamin,  carman,  house  55  Swan 
Van  Schaack  Henry  D.   clerk,  407  Broadway, 

house  73  Dove 
Van  Schaick  Benj.  carpenter,  h.  67  S.  Lansing 
Van  Schaick  Eliza,  widow,  Iious'a  25  Bradford 
Van  Sclji^k  Tobias,  house  80  North  Pearl 
Van  Schowihoven  Catharine  M.  widow  of  Henry, 

house  54  Bleecker 
Van  Schoonhoven  Derrick  B.  lettercarrier  post 

office,  house  260  North  Pearl 
Van  Schoonhoven  James,  3d  district    police, 

house  rear  201  Lumber 
Van    Schoonhoven    John   C.    bookkeeper,  324 

Broadway,  house  112  Clinton  avenue 
Van  Schoonhoven  Phoebe,  widow,  h.  868  B'way 
Van  Sickler  Emeline,  M'idow,  house  91  Third 
Van  Sickler  R.  M.  &  Forby  (Wm.  F.),  com- 
mission domestic  goods,   10  Maiden  lane, 
house  at  Newtonville  [Clinton  ave. 

Van  Slyck  Archibald  C.  furniturefini.sher,  h.  194 
Van  SI  yck  Charles  P.  grocer,  20  Dallins,  house 

33  Dallius 
Van  Slyke  Isaac  R.  carpenter,  h.  58  Swan,  A.  h. 


Van  Steenbergh  Matthew,  baker,  at  J.  Whit- 
ing's, house  16  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Van  Steinberg  James,  painter,  house  53  Dallius 
Vant  (John)  &   Ertzberger  (William  G.),   cigar 
and  candy  manufacturers.  Lumber,  coi'uer 
Swan,  house  166  Lumber 
Van  Tromp  Helen  R.  dressmaker,  h.  r.  88  Third 
Van  Valkeuburgh  Andrew  P.  oysters  and  fish, 

782  Broadway,  house  784  do. 

Van  Valkenburg'li  Edgar,  oysters  and  fish,  80 

Swan,  Arbor  hill,  house  do.  [Fayette 

Van  Valkeuburgh  James,  carpenter,  house  58  La 

Van  Valkeuburgh  (John  L.)  &  Ruyter  (John), 

tanners  and  curriers.    Ferry  and  Second, 

Greenbush,  h.  B'way  cor.  Third,  G'bush 

Van  Valkeuburgh  Peter,  carpenter,  boards  54 

Bleecker  [Broadway 

Van  Valkeuburgh  Ransom,  stevedore,  house  866 

Van  Valkeuburgh  S.  widow,  house  45  Division 

Van  Valkeuburgh  Wm.  C.  carpenter,  h.  83  B'vr 

Van    Vechten    Abraham,  attorney,    51    State, 

house  180  do. 
Van  Vechten  Cuyler,  attorney,  66  Hawk,  h.  do. 
Van  Vechten  Edw.  tobacconist,  h.  124  Chestnut 
Van  Vechten  Garrett  W.  74  Pier,  house  Hamil- 
ton, opposite  Hamilton  place 
Van  Vechten  Georee,  tobacconist,  70  Washing- 
ton ave.  bds.  Hamilton,  op.  Hamilton  place 
Van  Vechten  Eliza,  hou.se  90  Second 
Van  Vechten  Henry  C.  clerk,  1  Exchange  Buil- 
ding, house  Hamilton  near  Swan 
Van  Vechten  Jacob  Rev.  h.  50  Clinton  avenue 
Van  Vechten  John,  clerk,  bds.  —  Hamilton 
Van  Vechten  Margaret  T.  widow,  h.  755  B'way 
Van  Vechten  Sarnuel,  bds.  50  Clinton  avenue 
Van  Vechten  Samuel  S.  clerk,  41  State,  house 

63  Lumber 
Van  Vlack  William,  agent,  house  73  Dove  , 
Van  Vliet  G.  Dudley,  teller  Albany  City  Bank, 
bds.  51  Philip,  after  Nov.  1,  h.  58  Lancaster 
Van  Vliet  Isaac  N.  9  State,  bds.  134  Green  '^ 
Van  Voast  Bensen,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Ex- 
change Building,  house  at  Schenectady 

Van  Voort Dr.  40  Van  Zaudt 

Van  Vranken  Francis,  hairdresser,  482  Broad- 
way, housp  79  Second 
Van  Vranken  G.  W.  hou.se  Broadway,  G'bush 
Van  Vranken  Joel,  mason,  house  51  W.  Ferry 
Van  Vranken  Margaret,  widow,  house  119  Third 
Van  Vranken  Nicholas,  attorney,  house  at  Ire- 
land's Corners 
Van  Vranken  Robert  A.  hairdresser,  41  Second, 

h.  172  Third 
Van  Vranken  Theodore,  laborer,  h.  85  Lawrence 
Van  Vrankiu  Sarah,  widow,  bds.  67  Second 
Van  Wart  Daniel,  patent  medicine  agent,  house 

60  High 
Van  Wie  Avery,  laborer,  house  772  Broadway 
Van  Wie  Gerrit  P.  carpenter,  hoiise  182  Lumber 
Van  Wie  Lansing,  attorney,  h.  4  Clinton,  Beth'm 
Van  Wie  Margaret,  house  2  Jeflerson 
Van  Wie  Susan  Mrs.  house  229  Lydius 
Van  Wie  William,  deputy  constable,  house  rear 
121 X  Jefferson  [house  129  do. 

Van  Wormer  Cornelius,  dry  goods,  144  S.  Pearl, 
Van  Wormer  Cornelius,  carpenter,  h.  56  Lark 
Van  Wormer  Henry,  teamster,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Van  Wormer  (Jasper)  &  McGarvey  (Michael), 

stovedealers,  25  Green,  house  36  First 
Van  Wormer  Misses  M.  &  S.  h.  276  Wash.  ave. 
Van  Wormer  Peter,  bookkeeper,  h.  31  La  Fayette 
Van  Wormer  Radcliffe,  clerk  144  South  Pearl, 

bds.  106  Jefferson 
Van  Zandt  Abraham,  carpenter,  h.  40  1.  Spring 
Van  Zandt  Charles,  agent,  house  804  Broadway 
Van  Zandt  Gilbert  B.  house  2  Clinton 
Van  Zandt  Jacob,  filecutter,  house  13  Daniels 


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Van  Zandt  John,  silversmith,  house  62  Union 
Van  Zandt  John  H.  founder,  house  79  Dove 
Van  Zandt  Peter  G.  carpenter,  house  46  Ehn 
Van  Zandt  Thos.  K.  portrait  painter,  h.  89  Knox 
Van  Zandt  William,  carpenter,  h.  278  S.  Pearl 
Varnum  John  S.  machinist,  house  89  Dallius 
Vaughan  David,  draughtsman,  state  engineer's 

office,  State  Hall,  hds.  42  Wasli.  ave.' 
Vaughan  M.  R.  bookkeeper,   105  Pier,  bds.  188 

North  Pearl 
Vaughan  Nicholas,  fireman,  house  59  Third 
Vaughan  Wm.  M.  tobacco  agent,  h.  255  N  Pearl 
Vaughn  Audley  C.   clerk,  "Dearstyne  &  Bros. 

house  at  Greenbush 
Vavesor  James,  shoemaker,  house  133  Jefferson 
Veazie  Ann  Mrs.  house  77  Lydius 
Veazie  (Cornelius)  &  Brother  (Provost)  restau- 
rant, State,  corner  Broadway,   and  Maiden 

lane  corner  Quay,  house  52  Sjiencer 
Veazie  Edward  E.  34  Quay,  house  do. 
Veazie  Provost  ( Veazie  &  Brother),  Marble  Pillar, 

State  cor.  Broadway,  bds.  77  Lydius      [ave. 
Vedder  A.  VV.  clerk,  V^-dder's  Hotel,  28  Wash. 
Vedder  Abram,  tailor,  house  149  N.  Pearl 
Vedder   Cornelius  J.   bookkeeper,  58  Liberty, 

bds.  12  Bleecker  place 
Vedder  Edwin  F.  painter,  house  12  Bleecker 
Vedder  John  printer,  house  63  Lodge 
Vedder  Jolm  N.  bookkeeper,  92  State,  bds.  3 

Daniels 
Vedder  Mary  Mrs.  widow,  house  16  Union 
Vedder  Mary,  widow,  house  3  Daniels 
Vedder  Mary,  widow,  house  12  Bleecker  place 
Vedder  Nancy,  house  227  Elm 
Vedder  Simon  S.  hotel,  28  Washington  avenue 
Veeder  B.  H.  goldbeater,  45  Hudson,  house  do. 
Veeder  James,  mason,  house  154  upper  Spring 
Veeder  Myndert,  farmer,  liouse  108  Lark 
Veeder  (Myndert  J.)  &  Selkirk  [Alexander,  sr.), 

grocers,  154  S.  Pearl,  house  40  Broad 
Veecler  Volkert,  house  45  Hudson 
Vees  Fininz,  laliorer,  house  161  Suruce 
Vene  Cypress,  carpenter,  house  5  Johnson 
Veuner  Charles,  moulder,  house  445  Lydius 
Vent  Margaret,  widow,  hoxise  32  Howard 
Venter  Peter,  painter,  186  Wash.  ave.  h.  200  do. 
Ventin  .Lacob,  laborer,  house  161  Sand 
Verch  Julius,  tinsmith,  house  33  Hamilton 
Vernam  John  R.  house  170  State 
Vernam  Wm.  candy  and  cigar  manufactory,  rear 

914  Broadway 
Verstrepen  Joseph,  grocer,  house  16  Clinton 

Verteim ,  cigarmaker,  bds.  19  Hamilton 

Vetter  Elias,  surgical  instrumentmaker,  house 

1 14  Broad 
Vetter  George,  colporteur,  h.  301  Wash.  ave. 
Vibbard  Chauncey,  supt.  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  1  Ex. 

Building,  2d  floor,  h.  at  Schenectady 
Vickers  Alex,  grocer,  283  S.  Pearl,  bds.  281  do. 
Vickers  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  64  N.  Lansing 
Vickers  Jolm,  grocer,  283  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Vickers  John,  house  99  Elm 
Vickrage  Henry,  mason,  h.  B'way  n.  Harrison, 

Greenbush 
Viele  Charles  D.  clerk,  bds.  746  Broadway 
Viele(jl/aMricc  £.)&  Clark   (Charles   G.),  hard- 
ware, &c.  41  State,  h.  at  Bethlehem 
Viele  Rulus  K.  bedstead  manufacturer,  Thacher 

ab.  N.  Perry,  li.  746  Broadway 
Viemart  Valentine,  carpenter,  bds   153  B'way 
Viggers  James,  distiller,  h.  150  Montgomery 
Viggers  .John  H.  distiller,  h.  106  First 
Viggers  Thomas,  fireman,  house  18  .Jackson 
Viggert  Absolom,  grocer,  365  State,  h.  do. 
Viland  Philip,  blacksmith,  house  110  Broad 
Vile  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  and  undertaker,  70 

Green,  house  do. 


Vincent  (John)    &   Carley   (John  F.),   marble- 
works,  169  Lydius,  house  do. 
Vine  Frederick,  wines  and  teas,  7  and  9  North 

Pearl,  h.  69  Clinton  avenue 
Vine  .Tames  II.  clerk,  boards  9  Swan 
Vine  James  R.  engineer,  house  336  Lydius 
Vine  Robert,  carman,  house  9  Swan 
Viney  William,  laborer,  house  rear  167  Lumber 
Vint  Jame's,  porter,  506  B'dway,  bds.  32  Howard 
Virtue  &  Co.  publishers,  21  Douw's  Building,  F. 

Riche,  agent 
Visscher  Catharine  Mrs.  h.  66  North  Pearl 
Visscher  Edward,  house  66  North  Pearl 
Visscher  Harm  in,  house  7  Ten  Broeck 
Visscher  Harmin  jr.   clerk,   595  Broadway,  bds. 

7  Ten  Broeck 
Visscher  Henrv,  mason,  house  105  Jefferson 
Visscher  J.  Bafent,  clerk,  538  B'way,  bds.  7  Ten 

Broeck 
Visscher  James  C.  h.  139  upper  Spring 
Visscher  James  D.  bookbindi^r,  bds.  71  Second 
Visscher  .John  B.  house  68  North  Pearl 
Yisscher  (John  N.)  &  Phillips  (David),   grocers, 

63  Beaver  cor.  of  Williani,  h.  86  Beaver 
Visscher  John  V  S.  Mrs.  house  71  Second 
Visscher  .John  V.  S.  cigarmaker,  h.  23  La  Fayette 
Visscher  Lydia  A.  Miss,  h.  9  Clinton  avenue 
Visscher  Tennis  G.  hatter,  bds.  826  Broadway 
Visser     Hotse,    shipcarpenter,    liouse  Church, 

corner  Gansevoort 
Vogel  Andrew,  tailor,  216  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Vosel  Catharine,  widow,  house  33  Tenuis 
Vogele  Jacob,  tailor,  house  122  Snipe 
Vogelsang  T.  M.  merchant  tailor,  h.  39  James 
VoE;ht  William,  printer,  10  William 
Volmar  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  201  Sand,  house 

207  do. 
Von  Puttkamer  A.  Rev.  house  289  State 
Von  Steinwehr  Adolph,   civil   engineer,   1  Ex. 
Building,  h.  3  Wash.  ave.  [Lydius 

Voorhees  Alonzo  B.  att'y,  73  State,  house  375 
Vosburgh  Abraham,  cigarmaker,  h.  800  B'way 
Vosburgh  Andrew  J.    conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  43  Lamber 
Vosburgh   Cornelius  &   Co.  produce  and  com. 

mer.  115  Pier,  house  162  Lyduis 
Vosburgh  Elizabeth  W.  widow,  h.  56  W.  Ferry 
Vo.sburgh  Garret,  house  398  Lydius 
Vosburgh  Isaac  W.  (Pruyn,  V.  &  Co.),  hardware, 

&c.  39  State,  h.  721  Broadway 
Vosburgh  John,  flour  inspector,  bds.  79  S.  Pearl 
Vosburgh  John,  mason  builder,  h.  140  N.  Pearl 
Vosburgh   John   E.   physician,   at  C.  A.  Burt's 

drugstore,  797  B'way,  h.  51  Lumber 
Vosburgh  Levi,  veterinary  surgeon,   house  54 

Hamilton 
Vosburgh  Mary,  widow,  h.  739  Broadway 
Vosburgh  Wna.  clerk,  39  State,  bds.  140  N.  Pearl 
Vose  Charles  A.  captain,  h.  22  Van  Schaick 
Vose  Franklin  (Robert  Price  &  Co.),  also  med- 
icine depot,  66  State,  h.  197  Hudson 
Vose  Rodney,  lumber  dealer  and  forwarder,  196 

Water,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Vose  (Samuel  U.)  &  Co.  (Henry  &  TV.  E.  Bleeck- 
er), stoves  and  hollow  war^,  Broadway,  op- 
posite Delavan  House,  h.  95  Lydius 
Vroman  N.  widow,  house  123  Beaver 
Vroman  Thomas,  waiter,  house  109  Beaver 
Vrooman  Elias  B.  gardner,  h.  Lydius,  n.  June. 
Vrooman  Isaac  H.  clerk,  Albany  City  Bank,  bds. 

Congress  Hall 
Vrooman  .James  D.  grocer,  121  Hawk,  h.  do. 
Vrooman  Lawrence  B.  laborer,  house  125  Swan, 

Arbor  hill 
Vrooman  Rnchel,  porterhouse,  150  B'way,  h.  do. 
Vrooman  Wm.  J.  clerk,  150  B'way,  bds.  do.    . 
Vunk  Eliza,  dressmaker,  h.  24  Second 


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WACHTER  JOHANN,  prop.   National    Hotel, 

2-'6  Broiidvvuy 
Waddell  Agnes,  teacher  district  school  No.  5,  h. 

69  N.  Lansing 
Waddell  Faitliiul,  teacher  district  school  No.  5, 

liouse  69  N.  Lansing 
Waddy  lilleii,  widow,  liouse  33  Canal 
Wade  Edward  {WoLford  &  W.),  attorney,   71 

Statt',  bd.^.  American   Hotel 
Wade  Edw.  C.  stereotyper,  <J  James,  h.  IHLark 
Wade  Henry,  coachtrimmer,  bds.  322  State 
Waderuan  William  ,1.  teamster,  h.  372  Lydiu.s 
Wadhams  Edgar  P.  Rev.  h.  Lydiu<  op.  Cathedral 
Wadleigii  George  B.  groL-er,  346  Wash.  ave. 
Wadley  Lera,  coachman,  24  Wilson 
Wadswortli  Henry  A.  clerk,  420  Broadway,  bds. 

132  Hamilton 
Waggoner  .Jacob  H.  {Bnardman  &  W.),  carpenter, 

46  Howard,  h.  22  Lancaster 
Waggoner  John  G.  brickraaker,  h.  67  Lark 
Waggoner  Levi,  brickmaker,  h.  122  First 
Wagner  Antoine,  tileraaker,  house  1 15  Snipe 
Wagner  Henry,  laborer,  liouse  4  Onet's  ailny 
Wagner  James  M.  ambrotypist,  h.  20  Chapel 
Wagner  John,  cabinetmaker,  h.  299  Bowery 
Wagner  John,  brickmaker,  h.  34  Bowery 
Wagner  Joseph,  painter,  hou.se  96  Arch 
Wagner  Richard,  carman,  li.  Nortli  Albany 
Wainwright  Charle.s,  bds.  172  Wash.  ave. 
Wait  Christopher  B.  carpenter,  h.  1 8  Van  Schaick 
Wait  Edward  A.  agent  Albany  propeller  line,  h. 

27  Dallius 
Wait  Edward  D.  bds.  208  Lydius. 
Wait  George,  wholesale  grocer,  359  Broadway, 

house  208  Lydius 
Wakefield  Ahnon  N.   chief  clerk,   sec'ry  state 

office.  State  Hall,  bds  74  Eagle 
Wakefield  John,  farmer,  h.  Bradford  n.  Robin 
Walber  Francis  J.  malster,  house  43  N.  Lansing 
Wald  Micliael,  coojjer,  house  216  Green 
Waldbillig  Henry,  shoemaker,  117  South  Pearl, 

bds.  24  Nort(m 
Walbridge  Charlotte  V.  bds.  19  Ten  Broeck 
Walden  Sylvanus  G.  clerk,  hou.se  18  Lark 

Waldmanu ,  peddler,  bds,  8!)  Herkimer 

Waldmann  Isaac  {Ma7in,  W.  &  Co.),  374  Broad- 
way and  48  South  Pearl,  house  92  Lydius 
Waldman  S.  M.  dry  goods,  42  South  Ptlirl,  bds. 

Plmpire  House 
Waldron  Garret  C.  coachman,  house  21  Lodge 
Waldron  George,  engineer,  house  34  West  Ferry 
Waldron  James  G.  grocer,  157  S.  Pearl,  bds.  do. 
Waldron  Mary  M.  house  «1  Lydius 
Waldron  Wm.  tallyman,  h.  66  Swan,  Arbor  h. 
Walduff  Michael,  carman,  liouse  32  Bradford 
Walker  Ann,  widow,  house  66  Arch 
Walker  Catharine,  widow  of  James,   house  77 

North  Lansing 
Walker  Charles,  boatman,  house  50  Westerlo 
Walker  Charles,  laborer,  house  105  Arch 
Walker  Duncan,  printer,  house  226  South  Pearl 
Walker  G.  S.  Mrs.  shirts  and  collars,  59  Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  do 
Walker  George  W.  printer,  bds.  50  Westerlo 
Walker  James,  brewer,  house  66  South  Ferry 
Walker  Jas.  carpenter,  h.  Second  st.  al.  G'bush 
Walker  James  Rev.  house  Greenbush 
Walker  James  H.  printer,  bds.  50  Westerlo 
Walker  Jeannette,  widow  of  Alphonso,  house  16 

North  Pearl 
Wallcer  John,  butcher,  house  199  Jefferson 
Walker  Joseph,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  51 

South  Pearl,  house  61  Lodge 
Walker  Richard,  cook,  6  Stanwix  Hall,  h.  Arch 
Walker  Samuel  B.  bds.  69  Westerlo 
Walker  Sylvanus,  peddler,  houi,e  269  Elm 
Walker  William,  bookbinder,  bds.  50  Westerlo 


Walk'n-  William  J.  adv.  agency  and  agent  Ladd, 
Webster  &  Co.'s  sewing  machines,  542  Broad* 
way,  bds.  91  Herkimer 
Walker  Wdliam  R.  laborer,  house  303  Hudson 
Walker  Wm.  S.  harnessmaker,  h.  85  Hamilton 
Wall  Catharine,  widow,  house  138  Swau 
Wall  Cliarles,  tailor,  house  121  Dallius 
Wall  James,  shoemaker,  bds.  35  Dean 
Wall  John,  crockeryware,  85  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Walla  Josiah  A.  designer,  house  157  Jay 
Wallace  Asa  F.  livery  stable,  52  James 
Wallace  Christopher,  house  103  Orange 
Wallace  David,  laborer,  house  246  North  Pearl 
Wall:<ce  Henry,  laborer,  house  26ti  Lumber 
Wallace  Isaac,  peddler,  house  110  Arch 
Wallace  Joim,  laborer,  house  19  Hawk 
Wallace  John  F.  cU^-k,  bds.  103  Oi-,ange 
Wallace  Joseph,  laborer,  house  48  Clinton 
Wallace  Mary,  widow,  liouse  9  Fulton 
Wallace  Matthew,  grocer,  705  Broadway,  h.  d0( 
Wallace  Oliver  V.  grocer,  103  Orange,  house  6.6: 
Wallace  P.  J.  (I^^ahar&:  W.),  liquors,  197  Broad- 
way, house  101  Orange 
Wallace  Robert,  laborer,  house  18  Union 
Wallace  Sanauel,  machinist,  house  91  Orange 
Wallace  Sarah,  widow,  house  18  Colonie 
Wallace  Timothy,  laborer,  house  105  Orange 
Wallace  Wm.  carpenter,  40  Van  Zaudt,  honse 

1.59  Lydius 
Wallace  William,  printer,  9  James,  h.  14  Cross 
Wallace  William  H.  porterhouse,  Ferry,  Green- 
bush,  house  do. 
Walls  William,  3d  dist.  police,  h.  126  Orange 
Walsh  Elizabeth,  widow,  hou.se  145  Clinton  ave. 
Walsh  James  D.  &  Brother  {Michael  F.),  grates, 
liot  air  furnaces,  &c.,  545  Broadway,  house 
145  Clinton  avenue 
Walsh  John,  eatinghouse,  S.  Pearl  c.  Rensselaer 
Walsh  John,  laborer,  house  rear  94  Third 
Walsh  John  A.  house  17  Philip 
Walsh  Lawrence,  laborer,  bds.  161  Broadway 
Walsh  Matthew,  agent,  14  Beaver,  bds.  do. 
Walsh  Maurice,  grocer,  29  Church,  house  do. 
Walsh  Michael  F.  (Jarnex  D.  Walsh  &  Brother), 

grates,  &c.  545  B'way,  b.  145  Clinton  ave. 
Walsh  Nicholas,  porter,  house  10)  Hamilton 
Walsh  Patrick,  cooper,  liouse  76  Mulberry 
Walsh  Patrick  E.,  Arcade  Hall,  66  Beaver  cor- 
ner William 
Walsh  Thos.  restaurant,  78  State,  h.  1  Chestnut 
Walsh  Thomas,  waiter,  6  Stanwix  Hall 
Walsh  Thomas,  laborer,  house  47  Bassett 
Walsh  William  E.  agent,  house  145  Broad 
Walsh,  see  Welch  and  Welsh 
Walter  Amanda,  widow,  house  42  John 
Walter  Charles  P.  widow  of,  house  27  Columbia 
Walter  John,  laborer,  boards  42  John 
Walter  John  {Forth  &  Co.),  table  oilcloths,  280 

Bowery,  house  202  do. 
Walter  John,  tailor,  house  122  Franklin 
Walter  William,  house  35  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Walter  William,  boatman,  boards  42  John 
Waltman  Mary,  widow,  house  128  Beaver 
Waltur  Conrad,  laborer,  house  520  Clinton  ave. 
Wands  Catharine,  house  23  Spruce 
Wands  Ebenezer,  teamster,  house  150  Chestnut 
Wands  Franklin,  bookkeeper,  boards  14  Park 
Wands  John  B.  boards  14  Park  '^ 

Wands  .John  B.  porter,  18  Hurlson,  h.  18  Willett 
Wands  Phoebe,  widow,  h.  43  Washinsjton  ave. 
Wanas  Robert  C.  cigarmaker,  bds.  38  Green 
Wands  (T/iowas  0.)  k   Kinnicutt  {Samuel  A.), 
stoves  and  tinware,  21  Green,  house  14  Park 
Wands  William,  carpenter,  h.  9  Wash,  avenue 
Wansborough  John,  laborer,  h.  Swan  n.  Orange- 
Wang  Jacob,  laborer,  liouse  137  Sand 
Ward  Benjamin  J.  house  53  Howard 


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Ward  David  W.  brassplater,  bds.  25  Spruce 
Ward  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  44  Canal 
Ward  Hugh,  painter,  house  '21  Mulberry 
Ward  James,  carman,  bds.  23  Van  Woert 
Ward  James,  silverplater,  bds.  70  Canal 
Ward  James,  cigarniaker,  !iouse  23  Van  Woert 
Ward  James,  laborer,  house  125  Broad 
Ward  John,   fireman,  house  Broadway,  above 

Harrison,  (jreenbush 
Ward  John,  moulder,  bds.  25  SpriicB 
Ward  Jolm  {John,  C.  Ward  &  Son),  lumber,  120 

Watur,  house  208  Nortli  Pearl 
Ward  John  C.  &  Son  (Johii),  lumber  dealers,  120 

Water,  house  166  Lydius 
Ward  Micliael,  hiborer,  house  29  Vine 
Ward  Patrick,  laborer,  house  44  Van  Schaick 
Ward  Patrick,  laborer.  Louse  16-2  Orange 
Ward  Peter,  hxborer,  house  95  Churcli 
Ward  Peter  C.  contractor,  bds.  Ill  Green 
Ward  Thomas,  laliorer,  house  116  First 
Wai'd  Thomas,  sawmaker,  house  95  Church 
Ward  Thomas  R.  printer,  house  1  Elm 
Ward  Timothy,  maltster,  h.  rear  33  Van  Woert 
Ward  William  J.  tinsmith,  16  Beaver,  house  48 

Rensselaer 
Warden  Samuel,    agent  gas   works,    house  34 

De  Witt 
Warrlrobe  Thomas,  mason,  house  308  Hamilton 
Wardwell  John  H.  clerk  P.  0.  bds.  44  Beaver 
Ware  Nathan,  house  383  j^  Lydius 
Wareing  James  C.  clerk,  house  437  Wa.sli.  ave. 
Wareing  T.  plumber,  h.  Knox  cor.  Lancaster 
Wareing  Wm.  baker,  h.  437  Washington  ave. 
Wareing  Wm.  plumber,  house  35  Knox 
Warmington  William  V.   flour  and  grain,  322 

Broadway,  house  83  Westerlo 
Warner  Anthony,  shoemaker,   bds.  Broadway 

near  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Warner  Brothers  {R.  D.  &  C.  N.)k  Co.  {Andrew 

Coon),  lime,  plaster  and  cement  works,  33 

Broadway 
Warner  Calvin   N.  {Warner,   Brothers  Sc  Co.), 

lime,  &c.,  house  22  Dallius 
Warner  Jag.  W.  watchman,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Warner  Michael,  tailor,  16  Morton 
Warner  Ransom  D.  (Warner,  Brothers  &  Co.), 

lime,  etc.  house  at  West  Troy 
Warnock  John,  shoemaker,  house  32  Water 
Warnock  John,  turner,  house  15  Van  Woert 
Warren  Caleb  C.  clerk,  41  North  Pearl,  boards 

American  Hotel 
Warren  C.  &  Co.  {Gilbert  Hunter),  lumber.  Quay 

above  Columbia,  house  65  Clinton  avenue 
Warren  {Clement),  Wilbur  (iV.  R.)  &  Co.  {Thos. 

Miles),  steam   sawmill  and    lumber    yard, 

Quay  corner  Columbia  and  B'way,  G'bush, 

house  65  Clinton  avenue 
Warren  George,  gardener,  h.  Lydius  near  Kuox 
Warren  George  Wm.  musician,  h.  693  B'way. 

removes  to  Brooklyn  in  August 
Warren  Geo.  W.  bds.  i73  Hamilton 
Warren  Jacob,  house  173  Hamilton 
Warren  James,  laborer,  h.  451  Washmgton  ave. 
Warren  Leonard  G.  physician,  house  95  Eagle 
Warren  Lewis  L.  printer,  house  41  West  Ferry 
Warren  Patrick,  moroccodresser,  bds.  Plumb  n. 

Green 
Warren  Thomas,  laborer,  li.  Plumb  cor.  Green 
Warren  William  J.  physician,  house  95  Eagle 
Warren  Wil  iam  L.  stove  andsheetiron  ware,  60 

Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Warshed  Peter,  carpetweaver,  h.  1 3  Bethl'm  rd. 
Wasenmiller  Frederick,   cabinetmaker,   ii.   304 

Lumber 
Wasenmiller  George,  tailor,  house  49  Bowery 
Washburn  Edgar  {Fasnett  &  W.),  lumber  dealer, 

9  and  10  Lumber  district,  h.  36  North  Pearl 


Washburn  Stephen  F.  (Halse'y  &  W.),  grain,  &c. 

122  Pier,  house  at  West  Troy 
Wasserhach  Christian,  clerk,  351  Broadway,  h. 

63  Schuyler 
Wasserhach  Daniel,  physician,  h.  294  S.  Pearl 
Wasserman  Herman,  tobacconist,  315  Broadway, 

house  109  Green 
Wasson  {Christopher  C.)  &  Co.  {Stanton  Couster) 

stovefounder,  47  Montgomery,  h.  47  Steuben 
Wasson  Chauncey  H.  house  151  Lydius 
Wasson  James  D.  excise  com.  h.  16  La  Fayette 
Wasson  John  B.  teller  Albany  Savings  Bank,  h. 

395  Lydius 
Wasson  Ruby  E.  widow,  house  16  La  Fayette 
Wasson  William,  canal  appraiser.  State  Hall,  h. 

at  Auburn 
Wasson   W^illiam    R.   clerk,    canal    appraisers' 

office,  State  Hall,  bds.  4  Park  plaee 
Waterbury  Cyrus,  deputy  sheriff,  house  Second 

avenue,  Greenbush 
Waterbury  Edward  P.  prof.  Albany  Academy,  h. 

10  Elk 
Waterman  Ann  Mrs.  millinery,  2  South  Pearl 

house  73  Beaver 
Waterman  Charles  G.  house  99  Hamilton 
Waterman  Edgar,  dry  goods,  63  Wash.  ave. 
Waterman  George,  jeweler,  98  State,  h.  8  .hay 
Waterman  Geo.  jr.  clerk,  506  B'way,  h.  8  Jay 
Waterman  Herman,  tobacconist,  h.  109  Green 
Waterman  James,  clerk,  house  10  Catharine 
Waterman  {Jeremiah)  &  Bueil  [Henry  T.),  pro- 
duce com.  mer.  116  Pier,  house  34  First 
Waterman  Maria  Mrs.  millinery,   2  South  Pearl 

house  73  Beaver 
Waterman  Robert,  house  74  Herkimer 
Waterman  Robert,  house  73  Beaver 
Waterman  Robert  H.   {Taijlor  &    W.),  carpets, 

482  Bi-oadway,  house  68  Chapel 
Waterman  Sarah  Mrs.  house  68  Chapel 
.Waters  James,  shoemaker,  h.  246/2  Hudson 
Waters   Michael,   harnessmaker,   Columbia,  h. 

do.,  Greenbush 
Waters  Thomas  P.  Mrs.  house  42  Chapel 
Waterson  Benjamin,  furrier,  house  184  Lumber 
Watkins  Charles,  carpenter,  house  14«  Swan 
Watkins  James  M.  pianomaker,  h.  40  Bleecker 
Watkins   Jemima,    tbread    and    varinty    store, 

Green  corner  Bleecker,  house  40  Bleecker 
Watkins  Theophilus,  produce  dealer,  373  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Watmore  Loui-;,  teamster,  house  r.  5  Bowery 
Watson  Benjamin  F.   {S.  &  B.  Watson),  trucks, 

135  Hudson,  house  225  Hamilton 
Watson  Chauncey,  596  B'way,  h.  159  Hudson 
Watson  Ellen  B.  liouse  25  Ten  Broeck 
Watson  Frank,  clerk,  596  Broadway,  bds.  Van 

Rensselaer  House 
Watson  Harvey  R.   {Van  Gaasbeck  &  Co.),  car- 
pets, 472  Broadway,  house  101  Grand 
Watson  Henry,  brakeman,  W.  R.  R.,  h.  First 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Watson  Henry  M.  clerk,  67  State,  b.  96  Colum. 
Watson  James,  coachman,  57  N.  Pearl,  bds.  do. 
Watson  James,  laborer,  house  42  John 
Watson  Samuel,  carpenter,    120  Lydius,   house 

70  Westerlo  [49  High 

Watson  Simeon  &  B.  truckmen,  135  Hudson,  h. 
Watson  Stillman  R.  carpenter,  h.  2  Franklin 
Watson  William,  hatter,  414  Broadway,  house 

10  South  Ferry  '[Broeck 

Watson  William,  banker,  67  State,  house  25  Ten 
Watson  William,  plumber,  h.  Knox  c.  Lancaster 
Watson  Wm.  clerk,  bds.  1U3  Dove 
Watson  William  Mrs.  house  90  Columbia 
Watson  Wm.  B.  clerk,  472  Broadway,  bds.  130 

State 
Watson  Wm.  C.  clerk,  41  Wash.  av.  b.  103  Dove 


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Watson  William  H.  salesman,   472  Broadway, 

house  61  High 
Watt  Hugli,  plumber,  625  Broadway,  h.  48  First 
Watt  Patrick,  laborer,  house  47  Colouie 
Watts  Charles,  tavern,  439  Clinton  avenue 
Waugh  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  128  Bowery 
Way  Thomas  P.  olieck  recorder,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

depot,  house  87  Beaver 
Wayne  Francis,  shoemaker,  bds.  151  Lumber 
Wayne  John  L.  cigarmaker,  house  197  Lumber 
Wearing  William,  plumber,  house  35  Knox 
Weatherhead  Hiram  L.  clerk,  479  Broadway,  b. 

44  Beaver 
Weatherspoon  William,  easfitter,  h.  11  Liberty 
Weatherwax  Lucy,  widow,  house  69  Second 
Weatherwax  Samuel  H.  house  55  Grand 
Weaver  {Caleb},  &  Woodhall  (David  W.)  brokers, 

X  Green,  and  15  Ex.  Bldg.  h.  173  Hamilton 
Weaver  Catharine,  house  4  Plain 
Weaver  Daniel  L.  umbrellamaker,  39  Green,  h. 

57  Hudson 
Weaver  David  S.  clerk,  boards  57  Hudson 
Weaver  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  326  State 
Weaver  Elizalieth  H.  widow,  house  24  Bowery 
Weaver  Elizabeth  H.  widow,  house  21  Knox 
Weaver  Francis,  baker,  house  75  Delaware 
Weaver  Frank  N.  bookkeeper,  bds.  57  Hudson 
Weaver  Frederick,  clerk,  h.  146  upper  Spring 
Weaver  Frederick,  machinist,  house  Schenec- 
tady turnpike 
Weaver  George  H.  moulder,  boards  21  Knox 
Weaver  Geo.  S.  timber,  486  Broadway,  house 

Greenbush 
Weaver  Hamilton  B.  carpenter,  h.  151  Lumber 
Weaver  Jacob,  laborer,  house  101  Sand 
Weaver  Joanna  S.  widow,  house  133  Lydius 
Weaver  John,  laborer,  bds.  287  Sand 
Weaver  John  E.  clerk,  63  Washington  avenue, 

bds.  326  State 
Weaver  John  S.  stonemeasurer,  h.  138  Franklin 
Weaver  John  S.  (^.  &  J.  S.  Weaver),  house  138 

Franklin 
Weaver  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  127  upper  Spring 
Weaver  Nicholas,  salesman,  house  53  De  Witt 
Weaver  Rachel,  widow,  house  369  State 
Weaver  Rose  Mrs.  accoucheuse,  house  127  up- 

per  Spring 
Weaver  Susan,  widow,  house  143  Bowery 
Weaver  William,  house  267  North  Pearl 
Weaver  William,  bartender,  1  Hamilton,  bds  do. 
Weaver  William,  laborer,  h.  Canal  near  Snipe 
Weaver  Wm.  &  J.  S.  packing  boxes,  Broadway 

corner  Clien-y,  house  140  Franklin 
Weaver  Wm.  H.  salesman,  bds.  53  De  Witt 
Webb  Henry  Y.  butcher,  house  217  Jefferson 
Webb  John,  carman,  house  135  First 
Webb  John  J.  shoemaker,  house  155  Canal 
Weber  Henry,  brewer,  house  65  Bowery 
Weber  Jacob,  laborer,  house  285  Sand 
Webster  Ashbel,  daguerreotypist,  51  State,  bds. 

'71  Second 
Webster  Charles,  carman,  house  67  North  Pearl 
Webster  Daniel  oilcloth  printer,  house  105  First 
Webster  Edward,  teamster,  house  39  De  Witt 
Webster  Ellen,  widow,  house  Greenbush 
Webster  Hemy  VV.  shoes,  686  Broadway,  house 

119  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Webster  James,  mason,  house  105  First 
Webster  Joseph  H.   stage  office,   436  Broadway, 

house  24  Daniels 
Webster  Maria  M.  house  56  Howard 
Webster  Marilda,  dressmaker,  31  De  Witt,  h.  do. 
Webster  Milton  L.  shoe  maimf.  h.  252  Lumber 
Webster  Raciiel,  liouse  57  Eagle 
Webster  Reuben  H.  h()u.se  107  First 
Webster  Samuel,  patternmaker,  h.  Greenbush 
Webster  Wm.  runner,  house  39  De  Witt  I 


Week  Henry,  vegetables,  21   Center  Market,  h. 

on  Western  turnpike,  near  Asylum 
Wederwax  Andrew   B.   express,    12  Exchange 

Building,  house  69  Second 
Weed,   Dawson   &    Co.   {Thurlow    Weed,   Geo. 

Dawson,  F.  W.  Seioard,  P.  Ten  Eyck,  J.  Ten 

Eyck  and  J.  D.   Parsons),   pi'oprietors   and 

publishers,    Albany    Evening    Journal,   59 

State  and  5  James 
Weed  Henry  S.  speculator,  house  44  Orange 
Weed  L.  S.  grocer,  230  Hudson,  h.  266  Hamilton 
Weed,  Parsons  &    Co.    {Thurloiu    Weed,   J.  D. 

Parsons,  G.  Dawson,  F.    W.  Seward  and  P. 

Ten  Fyck),   publishers,  printers  and  book- 
binders, 59  State  and  5,  7  and  9  James 
Weed  Sarah,  widow,  house  16  Dove 
Weed  Thurlow  (Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  also  Weed 

Dawson  &  Co.),  house  34  Beaver 
Weed  ( William  G.)  &  Kingsley  {Hale),  attorneys, 

Museum  Building,  house  787  Broadway 
WeedW.  G.  &  Co.  mercantile  agency,  Museum 

Building,  State  street 
Weeks  Charles  W.  bookkeeper.  Atlas  &  Argus 

office,  bds.  124  Green 
Weeks  Edward  J.  grocer,  Hamilton  cor.  Green 
Weeks  Gilbert,   foreman  N.    Y.    C.   R.    R.   car 

shop,  house  876  Broadway 
Weeks  Martha,   confectionery  and  toys,  Ferry, 

Greenbush,  house  do. 
Weeks  Nelson,  clerk,  69  Green,  h.  Ferry,  G'bush 
Wegner  John,  carpenter,  house  315  South  Pearl 
Wehrle  Anthony,  nuisicteacher,  h.  100  S.  Pearl 
Weibert  Joseph,  laborer,  house  141  Bowery 
Weidman  (Daniel)  &  Mead  (Titus),  grocers,  10 

State,  house  51  Eagle 
Weidman  Paul,  patternmaker,  house  53  Lark 
Weil  Francis,  blacksmith,  bds.  12  Union 
Weilant  Ciiristopher,  cooper,  h.  125  Franklin 
Weinant  John,  boarding  house,  19  Columbia 
Weir  Bridget,  widow,  h.  Elizabeth  c.  Van  Vech. 
Weir  George  H.,  Weir's   Pavillion,  89   S.  Pearl, 

bds.  Merchant's  Hotel 
Weir  John  B.  (iio&cH  J^/.  &  J.  B.   Weir),  rope 

and  twine  manufacturer,  Clinton  avenue  n. 

Snipe,  house  148  First 
Weir  Robert  H.  &  J.  B.  ropemakers,  366  Clinton 

avenue,  house  356  do. 
Weirik  Charles,  moulder,  house  12  Tennis 
Weis  Gabriel,  butcher,  house  335  South  Pearl 
Weis  Peter,  moulder,  house  112  Nucella 
Weisler  John,  lamplighter,  house  137  Bowery 
Weismiller  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  house  304 

Lumber 
Weiss  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  308  Lumber 
Welch  Bridget  Mrs.  house  41  Mulberry 
Welch  Catharine,  widow,  house  83  South  Ferry 
Welch  Edward,  clerk.  Farmers'  Hotel,  Bath 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  house  63  Arch 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  house  240  Green 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  house  72  Arch 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  42  Union 
Welch  Edward,  carman,  house  48  La  Fayette 
Welch  Henry,  laborer.  First  near  Lark 
Welch  James,  boatman,  house  142  Franklin 
Welch  .James,  laborer,  bds.  Tivoli  hollow 
Welch  James,  grocer,  house  848  Broadway 
Welch  James,  h.  North  Pearl  cor.  Van  Woert 
Welch  John,  clerk,  374  Broadway,  h.   42  Union 
Welch  John,  boatman,  iiouse  69  Cherry 
\^elch  John,  grocer,  69  South  Peai'l,  house  do. 
Welch  John,  laborer,  h.  Rensselaer  near  B'way 
Wejcli  Jolm,  hostler,  bds.  39  Columbia 
Welcii  John,  laborer,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Welch  Lewis  D.  vegetables,  Center  Market,  bds. 

Empire  House  , 

Welch  Margaret,  widow,  house  21  Lodga 
Welch  Margaret,  widow,  house  31  Hamilton 


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Welch  Mary,  widow,  house  149  Grand 
Welch  Micliael,  cooper,  house  29  Rensselaer 
Welch  Patrick,  tailor,  house  136  Rail  Road  ave. 
Welch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  114  Dove 
Welch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  183  Montgomery 
Welch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  63  Arch 
Welch  Richard,  laborer,  house  rear  83  Canal 
Welch  Wm.  founder,  house  '211  Green 
Welch,  see  Walsh  and  Welsh 
Weldon  James,  proprietor  Remond's,  49  State 

and  460  Broadway,  house  do 
Weldon  P.  piu'ter,  house  6  Eagle 
Weller  (R.  Franklin)  &  Smith  (J.   Penniman), 

provisions  and  flour,  24  State,  h.  142  Hudson 
Wellington  Denison  L.  State  cor.  Broadway,  b. 

79  North  Pearl 
Wells  Agur,  soap  and  candle  factory,  207  South 

Pearl,  house  40  Westerlo 
Wells  Austin  H.  bookkeeper,  17  State,  h.  172  Jay 
Wells,   Butterfield  &  Co.,  Express  Co.    11  Ex- 
change Building 
Wells  Daniel  A.  house  4'2  Van  Schaick 
Wells  George  A.  {Fuller,  Warren  &  Co.,  Troy), 

stovedealer,  house  134  Washington  avenue 
Wells  Harriet  E.  widow  of  Eiiphalet,  boards  90 

Lydius 
Wells  (Henry  J.)  &  Strevell  (Edwin),  soap  and 

candle  factory,  126  Bowery,  h.  184  Wash.  av. 
Wells  Isaac,  boatman,  house  49  South  Ferry 
Wells  Leonard,  boarding  house,  52  Division 
Wells  Lyman  C.  painter,  bds.  19  Dallius 
Wells  Robt.  H.  attorney,  94  State,  h.  29  N.  Pearl 
Wells  Thomas  D.  house  40  Westerlo 
Wells  William  D.  bds.  40  Westerlo 
Welsh  George  W.  house  76  Colonie 
Welsh  Isaac  L.  bookkeeper,  1 13  Pier,  house  63 

Colonie 
Welsh  James,  malster,  152  Bowery,  house  do. 
Welsh  John,  shoemaker,  house  152  Bowery 
Welsh  John,  bootmaker,  house  25  Canal 
Welsh  Margaret,  widow,  house  58  Van  Schaick 
Welsh  Michael,  stone  mason,  h.  73  Rensselaer 
Welsh  Morgan  P.  carman,  h.  62  X.  N.  Lansing 
Welsh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Welsh  Thomas,  laborer,  house  169  .Jeflfersou 
Welsh  William,  tailor,  house  211  Elm 
Welsh,  see  Welch  and  Walsh 
Wemple  Abraham  A.  freight  agent,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  house  49  Spencer 
Wemple  Benjamin  V.  bookkeeper,  Albany  City 

Bank,  bds.  172  South  Pearl 
Wemple   Daniel    W.    bookkeeper,   State  Bank, 

house  172  South  Pearl  [Pearl 

Wemple  H.  De  Witt,  carriaigetrimmer,  h.  276  S. 
Wemple  John  D.  W.  lieutenant  1st  district  po- 
lice, house  7  Rose  [31  Jay 
Wemple  Peter  H.  (P.  J.  Wemple  &  Son),  house 
Wemple  Peter  J.  &  Son  (Peter  H.),  carpenters, 

23  Norton,  house  98  Lancaster 
Wenbau  Edward  D.  clerk,  70  State,    bds.  Mer- 
chants' Hotel 
Wendell  Charles,  treasurer's  office,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.,  Exchange  Building,  bds.    178  Hamilton 
Wendell  Edward  A.  moulder,  bds.  119  Beaver 
Wendell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  103  Bowery 
Wendell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  106  State 
Wendell  Harvt-y,  bookkeeper  Merchants'  Bank, 

house  14  Jay 
Wendell  James  V.  carman,  house  262  Lydius 
Wendell  John  J.  bds.  Steuben  cor.  North  Pearl 
Wendell  Nathan  D.  discount  clerk  and  notary, 

Mei'chants'  Bank,  house  178  Hamilton 
Wendell  Peter,  teller,  Albany  City  Bank,  house 

760  Broadway 
Wendell  Peter  P.  printer,  bds.  119  Beaver 
Wendell  Philip,  alderman  4th  ward,  house  106 

State 

'  Is 


Wendell  Robert  H.  L.  house  119  Beaver 
Wendell  Robert  J.  carman,  house  169  Elm 
Wendell  Rufus,  house  192  Clinton  avenue 
Wendell  ( f-raZiam)  &  Peltman  (Wm.  P.),  jew- 
elers, 480  Broadway,  h.  Stite  cor.  Swan 
Wendell  W.  Clayton,  printer,  h.   173  Elm 
Wendover  John  W.   silversmith,   h.  12  White- 
hall road 
Wendrem  James  C.  painter,  h.  61  S.  Lansing 
Wendte  A.  W.  tailor,  69  S.  Pearl,  h.  26  Fulton 
Wensley  Richard  T.  cai'penter.  h.  448  Wash.  av. 
Wentworth  Henry,  carman,  bds.  15  Quack'bush 
Wentworth  Isaac,  carman,  h.  16  Quackenbush  ' 
Wentworth  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  117  Orange 
Wentworth  Jacob  F.  carpenter,  h.   117  Orange 
Wentworth  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  74  Grand 
Wentworth  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  60  Swan, 

Arb.  hill 
Wentz  C.  W.  civil  engineer  A.   &   S.   R.  R.  73 

State,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Wenz  Peter,  tinware,  i98  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wernebnrg  Ueorge,  tailor,  house  122  Snipe 
Werner  Charles,  moulder,  h.  445  Lydius 
Werner  (Jacob  I.),  Shafer  (Ira)  &  Wood  (Samuel), 

attorneys,  67  State,  h.  8  High 
Wernt-r  John  G.  moulder,  bds.  445  Lydius 
Werner  Michael,  gardener,  house  18  Morton 
Werner  William,  laborer,  house  215  Bowery 
Werner  William,  moulder,  house  139  Elm 

Wertman ,  hatter,  boards  153  Broadway 

Wessek  John,  laborer,  house  20  Sand 
Wessel  Garret,  mason,  house  99  Elm 
West  Albert,  printer,  78  State,  house  139  Eagle 
West  Edward  W.  printer,  boards  39  John 
West  Jacob,  furnaceman,  house  12  Delaware 
West  Peter,  laborer,  house  219  Sand 
West  Philip,  cigarmaker,  boards  120  Arch 
West  Stephen,  truckman,  house  16  Jefferson 
Westfall  Adam  C.  saloon,  24  Lodge,  h.  do. 
Westfall  John  S.  paver,  house  7  Plain 
Westfield  James  H.  carpenter,  h.  334  N.  Pearl 
Westheiraer  Charles  (Stern  &  W.),  shoe  findings, 

46  Hudson,  h.  30 >^  South  Ferry 
Weston  Abijah  (Mead,  Dunham  &  Co.),  lumber, 

4  Lumber  district,  h.  at  Painted  Post 
Westover  Gilbert  A.   varnisher,  98   State,  house 

11  Dove 
Westover  Levi,  house  11  Dove 
Westropp  ('atharine,  widow,  h.  14  Morton 
Westropp  Henry,  moulder,  bds.  14  Morton 
Wetherwax  Samuel  H.  house  55  Grand 
Wetraore  Regnlus  L.  bookkeeper,  80  Quay,  h. 

14  Chapel 
Wetsel  John  H.  house  335  State  [Hamilton 

Wetsell  Isaac  D.  (Miller  &  W.),  87  Quay,  h.  219 
Wever  Nicholas,  salesman,  house  53  De  Witt 
Weyermiller   A(iam,   hairdresser,    100  State,  h. 

1 32  Jefferson 
Whalan  Faley,  laborer,  h.  121  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Whalen  Barnardus   B.   police  constable,  house 

54  Bleecker 
Whalen  Cornelius,  cigarmaker,  bds.  62  Swan 
Whalen  Daniel,  clerk  at  Ubsdell,  Peirsou  &  Co. 

bds.  103  Grand 
Whalen  Edward  F.  engineer,  h.  823  Broadway 
Whalen  James,  laborer,  house  7  Clinton 
Whalen  John,  brickmaker,  house  21  Clinton 
Whalen  John,  carpenter,  house  58  Philip 
Whalen  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  157  Lumber 
Whalen  Joseph,  tinsmith,  house  85  Bleecker 
Whalen  Martha,  dressmaker,  h.  85  Second 
Whalen  Mary,  widow,  house  65  Schuyler 
Whalen  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  Second  cor.  Snipe 
Whalen  Patrick,  butcher,  house  220  Bowery 
Whalen  Thomas,  bds.  21  Dallius 
Whalen  Thomas,  gardener,  house,  2  Johnson 
Whalen  William,  carman,  house  63  Orange 


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Whaley  John,  shoemaker,  house  59  Clinton 
Wheeler  (Alonzo),   Melick  {William  B.)  &  Co. 

agricultural  works,  Liberty   cor.   Hamilton, 

h.  102  Grand  [Pearl 

WlieMlerv\nn,  widow  of  Horace  R.  h.  77  North 
Wheeler  Benjamin  P.  express,  h.  143  Elm 
Wheeler  Casper  M.T)roduce,  h.  94  up.  Spring 
Wheeler  Cliarles  F.    goldbeater  and    dentists' 

materials,  11  Beaver,  h.  Green 
Wheeler  Darius  B.  furniture  wagon,  h.  100  Se- 
cond, Arbor  hill 
Wheeler  Hiram,  house  119  Orange 
Wheeler  Martha  Miss,  milliner,  bds.  13  Canal 
Wheeler  Seth,  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co.  b.  102 

Grand 
Wheeler  T.  A.  currier,  30  State,  bds.  113  Elm 
Wheeler  T.  B.  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co.  h.  at 

Bertha  Cottage,  Bi^thlehem  road 
Wheeler  William  S.  carman,  house  147  Green 
Wheelock  Elislia  H.  house  75  Second 
Wheener  Ernst,  tinsmith,  boards  Union  Hotel 
Wlielan  Michael,  boatman,  h.  13  La  Fayette 
Whelpley  James  M.  attorney,   484  Broadway, 

bits.  American  Hotel 
Whelpley  James  W.  bookkeeper,  chamberlain's 

office^  City  Plall,  Lds.  Rens'ville  Plank  road 
Whipple  Abram  L.  telegraph  operator  N.  Y.  C. 

R.  R.,  Exchange  Building,  house  34  Philip 
Whipple  Catharine,  widow,  h.  29  Gaiisevoort 
Whipple  Charles,  wagonmaker,  h.  15  Steuben 
Whipple  Emma,  teacher,  house  71  N.  Pearl 
Whipple  Joel,  hatter,  house  54  Dallius 
Whipple  Solomon,  lumberdealer,  h.  62  First 
Whipple  Squire,  civil  engineer,  h.  30  Broad 
Whi})ple  Temperance,  widow  of  Wm.  house  34 

Philip  [62  First 

Whipple  Wm.  W.    bookkeeper,    190  Water,  h. 
Whish  Charles  F.  plumber,  boards  277  Bowery 
Whish  George  A.  cabinetmaker,  h.  279  Bowery 
Whish  John,  fireman,  bds.  277  Bowery 
Whish  Julia,  widow,  house  277  Bowery 
Whish  Wm.  H.  engineer,  house  90  First 
Whitbeck  Allen,  machinist,  house  106  Philip 
Whitheck  Howard  S.  salesman,  h.  47  Philip 
Whitbeck  Israel,  carpenter,  house  15>2  Rose 
Whitbeck  James  B.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

233  North  Pearl 
Whitbeck  James  H.  machinist,  house  47  Philip 
Whitbeck  Jonas  D.  carpenter,   Westerlo  corner 

Church,  house  at  Greenbush 
Whitbeck  Leonard,  dep.  sheriff,  h.  285  S.  Pearl 
Whitbeck  Volkert,  select  school, Clinton  square, 

cor.  Clinton  ave.  bds  Van  Rensselaer  House 
White  Alfred,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  99  Hawk,  Arb.  hill 
White  Andrew,  boards  89  Columbia 
White  Andrew  G.  [John  G.  White  &  Son),^  for- 
warder. Quay  cor.  Bleecker,  h.  68  Philip 
White  Antrim,  upholsterer,  36  Green,  house  149 

Lydius 
White  A.  Mrs.  saloon,  258  Broadway,  h.  do. 
White  Austin,  hairdresser,  14  Little  Basin 
White  Austin,  barber,  house  22  Van  Woert 
White  Bryan,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
White  Charles  A.  teacher,  house  142  N.  Pearl 
White  Charles  E.  printer,  h.  38  West  Ferry 
White  {Douglas  L.),  Loveland  {Ralph  A.)  &  Co. 

{S.  W.  Barnard),  lumberdealers,  Water  cor. 

N.  Ff-rry,  house  on  Troy  road 
White  {Edward)  &  Hoes  {S.  V.  R.),  tailors,  333 

Broadway,  h.  61  Division 
White  Frank,   cattledealer,   bds.   Farmers  and 

Mechanics'  Hotel 
White  George,  boatman,  boards  193  Second 
White  Geo.  W.  coachman,  h.  205  Hamilton 
White  Harrison,  printer,  78  State,  h.  103  Clin.  a. 
White  Henry,  agt.  Schuyler  stms.  h.  160  Bowery 
White  Hiram,  waterman,  bds.  B'way,  Greenb'h 


White  Isaac  Mrs.  house  61  Division 
White  Isaac  C.  carpenter,  house  249  Green 
White  James,  laborer,  house  167  Green 
White  James,  cooper,  house  36  Union 
White  James,  mason,  house  44  Swan 
White  James,  printer,  boards  108  Third 
White  {James  D.)  &  Brownell  {Wm.  H.),  com- 
mission merchants,  35  Quay,  h.  248  Lydius 
White  James  H.  cigarmaker,  77  X  Church,  b.  do 
White  James  H.  porterhouse,  120  Lydius,  bds. 

79  South  Pearl 
White  James  P.  coal  dealer,  Columbia  comer 

Montgomery,  bds.  56  Chapel 
White  Jesse  M.  bookkeeper,  1 1  Green,    h.  308 

Hudson 
White  John,  mason,  house  151  Broadway 
White  John,  mason,  liouse  160  Clinton  avenue 
White  John  jr.  proprietor  Dunlop  House,  719 

Broadway 
White  John  E.  porter,  465  Broadway,  h.  62  Lark 
White  John  G.  &  Son  {A.  G.)  malsters  and  for- 
warders, Quay,  cor.  Bleecker,  h.  315  Lydius 
White  John  G.  clerk,  A.  and  V.  R.  R.  house  89 

Columbia 
White  John  H.  Dunlop  Hou.se,  719  Broadway 
White  John  J.  mail  agent,  Knickerbocker  office, 

bds.  84  Beaver 
White  John  J.  moulder,  bds.  161  Broadway 
White  Joseph,  painter,  bds.  278  Lumber 
White  Julia,  house  21  Lod^e 
White  Lewis,  agent  for  Wood's  mower,  house 

14  Washington,  Greenbush 
Wliite  Margaret  E.  widow,  h.  19  Plain  continued 
White  Martha,  widow  house  52  Lark 
White  Martin,   alderman  8th  ward,  house  164 

Clinton  avenue 
White  Matthew,  laborer,  house  77  Sand 
White  Micah,  cattledealer,  house  276  State 
White  Moses,  cigarmaker,  house  15  Van  Woert 
White  Michael,  cooper,  house  122  Chestnut 
White  Michael,  laborer,  liou.se  at  Tivoli  hollow 
White  Nehemiah  N.  B.  house  31  Clinton  ave. 
W.iite  Nicholas,  cigaiinaker,  house  77 /i  Church 
White  Patrick,  boards  178  Colonie 
White  Patrick,  clerk,  house  101  Beaver 
White  R.  J.  conductor  H.  R.  R.  house  Second, 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
White  Richard  P.  {White,  Loveland  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber. Water  c.  N.  Ferry,  house  on  Troy  road 
White  Robert,  laborer,  house  52  Colonie 
White  Robert,  moulder,  house  193  Second 
White  Russell  M.  carpenter,  177  North  Pearl, 
house  820  Broadway  [caster 

White  Silas  A.  clerk,  566  Broadway,  bds.  5  Lan- 
White  Stephen  R.  bookkeeper,  Jolin  G.  White 

&  Son,  boards  315  Lydius 
White  Thomas,  house  178  Colonie         [r.  55  do. 
White  Thomas,  brickyard,  50  Van  Woert,  house 
White  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  55  V.  Woert 
White  Thomas,  laborer,  liouse  98  Van  Woert 
White  William,  house  89  Columbia 
White  William,  carpenter,  house  52  La  Fayette 
White  Wm.  D.  .-ittorney.  Commercial  Building, 

bds.  Delavan  House 
White  Wm.  C.  gratefenderworker,  b.  151  B'way 
White  Wm.  H.Mrs.  house  278  Lumber 
White  Wm.  H.  pianomaker,  h.  41  W.  Ferry 
White  Wm.   J.  clerk,   407  Broadway,  bds.  89 

Columbia 
White  Wm.  R.  bricklayer,  house  55  S.  Lansing 
White  Wm.  W.  clerk,  Dunlop  House,  bds.  719 

Broadway 
White,  see  Whyte  and  Wight 
Whitecar  Howard,  clerk,  bds.  128  North  Pearl 
Whitecar  John,  laborer,  house  65  Elm 
Whitecar  Joseph,  oysterdealer,  601  Broadway, 
house  128  North  Pearl 


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Whitecar  Margaret  Miss,  house  128  N.  Pearl 
Wliiti:'d  Stephen  G.  painter,  lionse  306  Lydius 
Whitelield   Robert  P.   geologist,  house  Morton 

near  Delaware  turnpike 
Whitehead  Jeremiah  (Kingsbury  &  W.),  coacli- 

inaker,  131  Hudson,  liouse  112  JeflFerson 
Whiteside  Barnaby,  mas^n,  bd.-f.  59  S.  Lansing 
Wliitfield  Robert,  painter,  bds.  19  Dallius 
Whiting  Jonas,  cracker  and  bread  balder,  Wash- 
ington eor.  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Whitlbck  Hamilton  L.  clerk,  41  j^orth  Pearl, 

bds.  29  Quacjvenbush 
Whitlock  Uriah  C.  bookkeeper,  116  Pier,  house 

186  Hamilton 
Whitman  Lena,  widow,  37  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Wliitmore  Hannah  A.  nurse,  house  304  S.  Pearl 
Wliitney  Charles,  land  agent,  bds.  799  B'way 
Wliitney  Charles,  painter,  liouse  120  Dallius 
Whitney  Charles  E.  clerk,  44  South  Pearl,  bds. 
49  Philip  [345  Broadway,  h.  9  Dallius 

Whitney  Cliauncey,  coppersmith  and  plumber, 
Whitney  Chaancey  jr.  express,    11   Exchange 

Building,  house  9  Dallius 
Whitney  Edward,  harnessmaker,  3  Little  basin 

and  12  N,  Lansing,  house  25  Lawrence 
Whitney  Henry  S.  house  136  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Whitney  James,  bootmaker,  45  Beaver,  house 

10  Fulton 
Whitnev  James  A.  (Strong,  Brothers  Sc  Co.),  dry 

goods,  476  Broadway,  house  185  Hamilton 
Whitney  John  A.  clerk,  26  S.  Pearl,  h.  49  Philip 
Whitney  JohnC.  express  11  Exchange  Building 

bds.  9  Dallius 
Whitney  Laban,  shoemaker,  h.  74  Rensselaer 
Whitney  Samuel  P.  expre.ss  messenger,  house  13 
Dallius  [72  Philip 

Whitney  Stephen  W.  Albany  City  Bank,  house 
Whitney  William,  hanieand  stove  manufactur- 

rer,  86  Green,  bds.  29  Dallius 
Whittel  Charles,  carpenter,  house  137  Pirst 
Whitty  Edward,  grocer,  445  Washington  ave. 
Whitty   Patrick   (Murphy   &    W.),    liquors,  205 

Green,  house  119  Franklin 
Whyte  Jane,  widow,  house  78  Third 
Whyte  Jane  Mrs.  shoes,  111  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Whyte  Samuel  H.  shoemaker,  1 52  South  Pearl 
Wick  Eli,  teamster,  house  3  Van  Zandt 
Wickens  George,  carpenter,  house  107  Snipe 
Wickens  William,  machinist,  house  326  State 
Wickes  (Chauncey  E.)  &  Strong  (C.  H.),  whole- 
sale clothing,  369  Broadway,  h.  23  Second 
Wickes  (Eliphalet)  &    Tillinghast  [William  & 
Joseph  W.),  oil  and  sperm  candles,  13  Hud- 
son, house  736  Broadway 
Wickes  Henry  N.    commissioner  and  attorney, 
county  clerk's  office,  Citv  Hall,  h.  25  ^■econd 
Wickes  Joim,  teacher,  bds.  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Wickes  Sarah  B.  widow,  bds.  47  Second 
Wickham  John,  grocer,  42  Union,  house  do. 
Wickham  Mary,  widow,  h.  50  Second,  Arb.  hill 
Wickham  Mary,  widow,  house  132  Clinton  ave. 
Wickham  William,  carman,  house  167  Lumber 
Wickhams  Richard,  carpenter,  house  17  Morton 
Wiegent  William,  laborer,  '.house  Elk  between 

Quail  and  Ontario 
Wieland  Frederick,  wheelwright,  h.  10  Morton 
Wieser  Francis,  cutter,  469  B'way,  h.  175  Broad 
Wiever  Joseph,  tdlor,  house  212  Broad 
Wiggins  John,  Mrs.  confectioner,  100  Chestnut 
Wight  Rezin  A.  attorney,  41  North  Pearl,  bds. 

753  Broadway 
Wight  William  W.  clerk,  otlice  Canal  Commis- 
sioners, State  Hall,  house  at  Troy 
Wight,  see  White  and  Whyte 
Wilber  Alvin,  salesman,  house  54  Westerlo 
Wilber  Charles,  clerk,  447  B'way,  bds.  70  Philip 
Wilber  Mary,  widow,  h.  Hudson  above  Hawk 


Wilber  Thomas,  bontman,  house  37  Bleecker 
Wilbert  Joseph,  slioemaker,  ho'ise  27  Teunis 
Wilbur  Bulah,  widow,  bds.  at  Bath 
Wilbur  Edward,  baggagemaster,  W.  R.  R.  house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Wilbur  Ellen,  variety,  toys,  &c.,  Broadway,  Bath 
Wilbur  Francis  J.  laborer,  house  48  N.  Lansing 
Wilbur  John  W.  boatman,  h.  Broadway',  Bath 
Wilbur  N.  R.  (Warren,  W.  &  Co.),  Quay,  corner 

Columbia,  h.  77  \\'asbina;ton,  Greenbnsh 
Wilbur  Wm.  conductor  W.  R.  R.  house  Broad- 
way, Greenbush 
Wilcox  A.  N.  turner,  h.  138  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Wilcox  Elisha,  hou^  102  Eagle 
Wilcox  Gaylor  S.  discount  clerk,  Commercial 

Bank,  house  102  Eagle  [lice  State  Hall 

Wilcox  Henry  P.  deputy  secretary  of  state,  of- 
Wilcox  Horace   S.   city  lunch,   551   Broadway, 

house  36  Montgomery 
Wilcox  Janna,  grocer,  660  B'way,  h.  134  N.  Pearl 
Wilcox  John,  boat  agent,  house  8  S.  Ferry 
Wilcox  Joseph  M.  clerk,  422  Broadway,   bds. 

American  Hotel 
Wilcox  John  C.  carpenter,  house  167  Elm 
Wilcox  Thomas  H.  L.  clerk,  86  Quay,  house  232 

Lydius  [rear  496  Lydius 

Wilcox  William,  butcher,  16  Centre  Market,  h. 
Wild  Alfred,  manufacturer,  house  142  State 
Wild  Edward,  watchmaker,  192  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wildenauer  John,  printer,  house  100  Quay 
Wile  Christopher,  furnaceman,  house  42  Broad, 

Bethlehem 
Wiles  Lewis,  deputy  chamberlain,   office  City 

Hall,  liouse  226  Lydius 
Wiles  Robert  P.  reaf  estate  and  stock  broker, 

55  State,  house  353  Lydius 
Wiles  Thomas  H.  dry  goods,  Hudson  corner  S. 

Pearl,  house  12  First 
Wiles  Thomas  S.  student,  bds.  353  Lydius 
Wiley    John,  meat    stall.    State    corner  Lark, 

liouse  317  State 
Wiley  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  15  Bethlehem  road 
Wiley  William,  confectioner,  house  278  Lumber 
Wilfinger  Henry,  cooper,  liouse  57  Schuyler 
Wilkes  John,  faimer,  house  8  Bethlehem  road 
Wilkes  .lohn,  printer,  house  rear  62  Second 
Wilkie  Thomas,  portrait  painter,  h.  259  Elm 
Wilkins  (Andrew  jr.)  &  Benedict  (Geo.  C),  dry 

goods,  53  Wash.  ave.  bds.  28  do. 
Wilkins  Henry  C.  popcorn  dealer,  128  State 
Wilkins  L-ving  H.  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.  Greenb. 
Wilkins  .John  R.  house  35  Maiden  lane 
Wilkinson  Francis  C.   clerk  Assorting  House, 

house  21  Jackson 
Wilkinson  Geo.  foreman  Atlas   &  Argus,  house 

142  Lark  [Swan 

Wilkinson  Henry  (.7.  Wilkinson  &  Son),^  bds.  43 
Wilkinson  Jacob  &  Son  (TIenry),   rectifiers,  12 

State,  house  43  Swan 
Wilkinson  .James,  car  examiner,  h.  21  Jackson 
Wilkinson  William,  bds.  288  South  Pearl 
Wilkinson  William  A.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  21  Jackson 
Wilkinson  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  h.  152  Franklin 
Will  Charles,  safemaker,  house  136  Broad 
Willard  Deidi  irk,  clerk.  State  Hall,  b.  71  Hudson 
Willard  Edwin  D.  clerk,  686 Broadway,  bds.  119 

Swan,  Arbor  liiil 
Willard  George,  hatter,  12  Beaver,  h.  49 K  High 
Willard  Sylvester  D.  physician,  9  Washington 

avenue,  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Willers  Diedrick  ]r.  clerk,  office  of  Secretary  of 

State,  State  Hall,  bds.  71  Hudson 
Willertun  Thos.  engineer,  house  43  N.  Lansing 
Willett  [Edivard  S'.)  &  Hawley  (S.   Y.),  attor- 
neys, 80  State,  house  71  South  Ferry 
Willey  G.  F.  upholsterer,  92  Hawk,  h.  50  do. 


140 


ALBANY      [W]      DIRECTORY. 


■WilliaiTis  Abigail,  widow,  lionse  22  Park 
Williams  Abraham,  distiller,  house  38  Herkimer 
Williams  Abram  M.  teacher,  house  Lydius  near 

Quail  [Howard 

Williams  i^lexander,    whitewasher,   house    57 
Williams  Ann  Mrs.  house  1C5  Montgomery 
Williams  Catharine,  nurse,  house  116  Canal 
Williams  Charles  C.  accountant  and  collecting 

agent,  94  State,  house  47  Grand 
Williams  Chauncey  P.  &  Co.  {Wm.  S.  Tucker), 

lumber  dealers,  21    Lumber  district,  house 

Hillside  near  Cemetery 
Williams  Cholwell  A.  patternmaker,  811  B'way 
Williams  David,  laborer,  bds.  747  Broadway 
Williams   David   P.   conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  Delavan  House 
Williams  Eliakim  P.  printer,  house  103  Philip 
Williams  Eliza,  widow,  boarding  house,  54  Union 
Williams  Eleanor  L.  house  40  S.  Lansing 
Williams  H.  widow,  house  106  Second 
Williams  Hannah,  widow,  h.  r.  51  Lydius 
Williams  Harriet  A.  Miss,  house  92  Columbia 
Williams  Homer  P.   conductor  K.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

hou.se  220  Hamilton 
Williams  Mary,  widow,  house  87  Delaware 
Williams  James,  grocer,  49  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Williams  James  S.  blacksmith,  h.  55  Third 
Williams  John,  cabinetmaker,  h.  215  S.  Pearl 
Williams  John,  laborer,  h.  Eagle  c.  Spruce 
Williams  John,  .stovemounter,  h.  57  De  Witt 
Williams  John  D.  house  at  Bath 
Williams  John  II.  grocer,  14 S.  Pearl,  h.  70  Eagle 
Williams  John  J.  boatman,  house  198  Lumber 
Williams  L.  D.  teacher,  bds.  109  Clint,  ave. 
Williams  Lewis,  steward,  house  223  Jetferson 
Williams  Margaret,  house  18  Clinton 
Williams  Margaret,  house  rear  78  Third 
Williams  Margaret,  widow,  house  125  Canal 
Williams  Nicholas,  teamster,  h.  145  Lumber 
Williams  P.  Piatt,   register  bank  depart.   State 

Hall,  bds.  3  Washington  avenue 
Williams  Robert  E.  bookkeeper,  h.  60  Bassett 
Williams  S.  B.  R.  558  Broadway,  house  at  Ire- 
land's Corners 
Williams  Seley,  grocer,  867  Broadway,  h.  872  do. 
Williams  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  231  Lumber 
Williams     William    Hart,  jeweler,    house    155 

North  Pearl 
Williams  William  J.   book  agent,   21   Douw's 

Building,  house  at  Bath 
Williams  Wm.  Mrs.  corsetmaker,  h.  40  Lodge 
Williams  William  W.  house  9  Union 
Williams  Zacariah,  harnessmaker,  h.  223  Green 
Williamson  Andrew  &  Sons  {James  &  William), 

morocco  manufacturers,   102  Bowery,  office 

54  Dean,  house  321  Wash.  ave. 
Williamson  Edward,  boatman,  h,  51  Church 
Williamson  James  {A.  Williamson&  Sons), house 

313  State 
Williamson  James,  mason,  house  168  Eagle 
Williamson  John,  moroccodresser,  b.  51  Church 
Williamson  Jno.  D.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  h.  17  Franklin 
Williamson  John  G.  book  agent,  h.  210  S.  Pearl 
Williamson   Marshall   K.  {Si7non!>,   W.    &   Co.), 

lumber,  116  Water,  house  4  Van  Schaick 
Williamson  Mary,  widow,  house  51  Church 
Williamson  Robert,  pianomaker,  b.  168  Eagle 
Williamson   Thomas  E.    carpenter,    house     11 

Plain  continued 
Williamson  William  {A.   Williamson  &  Sons), 

house  241  Lydius 
Williamson  Wm.  laborer,  house  106  Sand 
Williamson  Wm.  jr.  currier,  house  110  Sand 
Wiilick  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  house  103  Bowery 
Willis  Ann,  washing  and  ironing,  house  38  La 

Fayette 
Willis  L.  P.  fancy  dry  goods,  674  B'way,  h.  do. 


Wills  Charles,  porterhouse,  136  Broad,  h.  do. 
Wills  Ricliard,  laborer,  house  2  Rensselaer 
Wills  Thos.  cutter,  425  B'way,  h.  145  Canal 
Wilmarth  William  S.  carpenter,   house  Second 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Wilpers  Anthony,  saddler,  h.  323  South  Pearl 
Wilpers  Joseph,  clothing,  247  S    Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wilshaw  John,  cutter,  466  Broadway,  house  34 

Eagle 
Wilson' Abraham  F.  house  723  Broadway 
Wilson   Adaline,  widow   of  John  A.  house    14 

Wilson 
Wilson  Alexander,  boatman,  house  17  Steuben 
Wilson  Alexander,  4th  district  police,  h.  1 17  Lark 
Wilson  Alexander,  porterhouse,  182  S.  Pearl 
Wilson  Ann  Mrs.  lious%  Lydiiis  above  Knox 
Wilson  Ann,  widow,  house  24  Van  Schaick 
Wilson  Benjamin,  safemaker,  house  147  Grand 
Wilson  [Benjaviin),  Grimwood  /J.   C.)  &  Co.  [J. 

A.  Lansing),  groceries,  oil  and  candles,    11 

State,  house  53  Spencer 
Wilson  David,  deputy  clerk  Court  of  Appeals, 

State  Hall,  house    193  Hudson 
Wilson   Edward,   clerk  451    Broadway,   house 

389  Lydius 
Wilson  Eliza,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  210  Lumber 
Wilson  Francis,  machinist,  house  253  Hamiltou 
Wilson  Frances,  widow,  liouse  123  Orange 
Wilson  Gilbert  L.  Secretary  and  Treasurer  N. 

Y.    C.   R.   R.,    Exchange    Building,   house 

5  Lodge 
Wilson  George,  clerk,  bds.  12  Grand 
Wilson  George,  refreshments,  14  Howard,  house 

Bethlehem  turnpike 
Wilson  Geo.  C.  clerk  Tweddle  Hall,  b.  12  Grand 
Wilson  Geoige  P.  {Davis,  Craft  &  W.),  clothiers, 

465  Broadway,  bds.  723  do. 
Wilson  George  W.  27  James,  h.  320  Hamilton 
Wilson  Henry,  intelligence  office,  47  M   Hudson, 

house  65  Elm 
Wilson  Isaac,  bds.  63  Division 
Wilson  James,  gasfitter,  house  189  Second 
Wilson  James,  moulder,  house  10  Foundry  pi. 
Wilson  James,  moulder,  house  25  Van  Woert 
Wilson  James,  wooldealer,  54  Dean,  h.  6  High 
Wilson  James,  1st  district  police,  h.  49  Lj'dius 
Wilson  James,  captain,  house  198  Hamilton 
Wilson  James,  gasfitter,  house  189  Second 
Wilson  James    A.  (Hartness   &    Co.),  soap   and 

candles.   Chapel  corner  Canal,   house    738 

Broadway 
WiLson  Jane,  widow,  house  56  Howard 
Wilson  Jane,  widow,  house  44  Jay 
Wilson  John,  caulker,   house   Second  avenue, 

cor.  Washington,  Greenbush 
Wilson  John,  florist  and  nursery,  Lydius  above 

Knox 
Wilson  John,  foreman  Taylor's  brewery,  house 

126  Broadway 
Wilson  John,  laborer,  house  18  Second 
Wilson  John,   plumber,  27  James,  house  320 

Hamilton 
Wilson  John  A.  gasfitter,  bds.  14  Wilson 
Wilson  John  Q.  house  5  Lodge 
Wilson  Joseph  B.  brickyard.  Lumber  near  Ten 

Broeck,  house  86  Lumber 
Wilson  Mary,  widow,  housn  71  Beaver 
Wilson  Richard,  teamster,  h.  93  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Wilson  Richard  jr.  painter,  b.  93  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Wilson  Robert,  carpenter,  bds.  84  Beaver 
Wilson  Robert,  engineer,  b.  at  North  Albany 
Wilson  Robert,  shoemaker,  house  96  First 
Wilson  Robert  jr.  stovemounter,  b.  N.  Albany 
Wilson  Robert  J.  bartender,  49  State 
Wilson  Rosanna,  widow,  house  176  Clint,  ave. 
Wilson  Shepherd,  clerk,  39  Quay,  h.   146  Eagle 
Wilson  Stephen,  bookseller,  liouse  68  Bassett 


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Wilson  Thomas,  livery  stable,  26  Steuben, house 

17  do. 
Wilson  Thomas,  painter,  house  at  Greenbush 
Wilson  Thomas,  clerk,  house  94  First 
Wilson  Warn(^r,  engineer,  house  '24  Third 
Wilson  William  C.  carpenter,  h.  261  Hudson 
Wilson  William  P.  clerk,  bds.  14  Wilson 
Wilsey  R.  Henry,  machinist,  h.  91  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Wilt  Wm.  carpenter,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Mill,  U'bush 
WiKse  H^nry  A.  carman,  Johnson,  Greenbush 
Wiuans  George,  moulder,  bds.  38  Herkimer 
Winchel  James  H.  porterhouse,  112  Water,  li.  do. 
Winchester  George,  boatman,  house  33  De  Witt 
Winchester  Samuel,  house  33  De  Witt 
Windsor  Andrew,    laborer,   bds.    Elk  between 

Quail  and  Ontario 
Winegard  William,  grocer,  76  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Winfield  Mary  Mrs.  house  107  Bowery 
Wing  Albert  (Coo/f,  W.  &  Wooster),  grocers,  18 

Hudson,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Wing  Baruabus,  house  172  Second 
Wing  Daniel,  bds.  289  Hudson 
Wing  {De  Linton)  &  Morgan  {S.  H.),  Julian  Mills 

flour  store,  123  Pier,  house  289  Hudson 
Wing  George  A.  patternmaker,  h.  173  Second 
Wing  Lemuel,  moulder,  house  29  Mulberry 
Wing  Robert  B.  {Cole  &   W.),  shipchandler,  61 

Quay,  house  234  Lydius 
Wink  John,  blacksmitli,  house  22  Teunis 
Wink  John,  laborer,  house  rear  139  Broad 
Wink  Madeline,  widow,  house  57  Alexander 
Wink  Nicholas,  moulder,  house  57  Alexander 
Wink  Peter,  turnaceman,  house  36  Clinton 
Winn  Mary  C.  Miss,  teacher,  D.  S.  bds.  Tivoli  h. 
Winne  (Ahrahmn  L  )  &  Abeel  {John  J.),  Tivoli 

Hollow  Ware  Works,  Tivoli  hollow,  store 

526  Broadway,  house  1 1 1  North  Pearl 
Winne  Adaline  Miss,  house  62  Hawk 
Winne  Agnes,  widow,  house  9  Broad 
Winne  Alida,  widow  of  D.  K.  h.  63  N.  Lansing 
Winne  Barnard  V.  L.  boatman,  house  144  Tliird 
Winne  Benj.  A.  carpenter,  h.  55  Washington  ave. 
Winne  Charles  G.  tallyman,  house  81  Lydius 
Winne  Cliarles   H.    dockraa.ster,    North  Ferry, 

house  331  North  Pearl 
Winne  Daniel,  122  South  Pearl,  house  9  Broad 
Winne  David,  house  132  Lydius 
Winne  David  {Glenn  &  W.),  paperhangings,  382 

Broadway,  house  253  Lydius 
Winne  David  F.  waterman,  house  '23  Lumber 
Winne  David  P.  carpenter,  h.  63  North  Lansing 
Winne  lidinuud  (J.  Winne  &  Son),  15  N.  Pearl, 

h.  228  State 
Winne  Edwin  {Stone  &  W.),  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, Clinton  avenue  corner  Ten  Broeck, 

bds.  5  Canal 
Winne  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  76  Colonie 
Winne  Francis,  cigars,  293  B'way,  h.  138  Lydius 
Winne  Frederick  K.  clerk,  bds.  81  Lydius 
Winne  Giles  K.  register  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  9U  Clinton  avenue 
Winne  Henry  C.  printer,  h.  90  Clinton  avenue 
Winne  Isaac  Mrs.  house  39  John 
Winne  Jacob  V.  N.  printer.  Journal  Office,  house 

77  Orange 
Winne  James  E.  house  64  John 
Winne  John  &  Son  {Edmund),  cabinetmakei-s  and 

upholsterers,  15  North  Pearl,  h.  60  Chapel 
Winne  John  L.  Mrs.  house  19  Ten  Broeck 
Winne  Joseph  F.  insurance  agent,  51  State,  house 

6  La  Fayette 
Winne  Margaret,  widow  of  Isaac,  house  39  John 
Winne  Martin  V.  B.  clerk,  128  South  Pearl,  bds. 

81  Lydius 
Winne  Nanni)ig  V.  Mrs.  house  39  South  Ferry 
Winne  Peter,  carriageraaker,  19  James,  house  9 

Broad 


Winne  S,  laborer,  honse  at  North  Albany 
Winne  {Simon  P.)  &  Northrop  (S.  W.),  bent  fel- 

lies,  corners  Colonie,  Center  and  Lansing, 

house  at  North  Albany 
Winne  Staats,  physician,  41  South  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Winne  Walter,  waterman,  house  192  Hamilton 
Winne  William  B.  house  29  C:mal 
Winne  William  F.  dentist,  41  Beaver,  house  do. 
Winne  William   H.    bartender,   Congress  Hall, 

bds.  29  Canal 
Winne  William  I.  Mrs.  house  81  Lydius 
Winne  William  P.  boatman,  h.  41  South  Ferry 
Winslow  Mary,  widow,  house  818  Broidwav 
Winterburn  Andrew,  moulder,  h.  56  Bleecker 
Winters  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  134  Sw.in,  Arb.  h. 
Wintejs  William  P.  grocer,  7  S.  Pearl,  h.  21  Jay 
Winton  Jennet,  tailoress,  house  25  Spruce 
Wise  Anton,  laborer,  house  Ontario  near  Lydius 
Wise  Charles,  bricklayer,  house  '-'8  Teunis 
Wise  Conrad,  carpenter,  house  119  Bowery 
Wise  Dennis,  laborer,  house  194  Orange 
Wise  Jacob,  laborer,  house  28  Teunis 
Wise  Lawrence  F.  Iniggagemaster,  Harlem  R.  R, 

no  use  246  Lydius 
Wise  Matthew,  brushmaker,  house  176  Green 
Wise  Sylvester,  house  132  Bowery 
Wish  Williiim  H.  engineer,  house  90  First 
Wisley  James,  laborer,  house  93  First 
Wisley  Joseph,  mason,  bds.  93  First 
Wiswell  J:imes  M.  shoemaker,  h.  57  Wash.  ave. 
Witbeck  Howard  S.  salesman,  62  and  64  State, 

house  47  Philip 
Witbeck  John,  carpenter,  house  1  Grand 
Witbeck  Volkert,  teacher,  b.  Van  Reus.  House 
Witherill  M.  Rev.  liouse  132  Hawk  cor.  Jefferson 
Withers  Francis,  engineer,  house  94  Arch 
Withers  Francis,  printer,  bds.  94  Arch 
Withers  {George)  &  Kelly  {James),  silverplaters, 

122  SiHith  Pearl,  house  64/{  Rensselaer 
Witt  Merrick,  house  341  State  [341  do. 

Witt  Merrick  jr.  carriagemaker,  345  State,  house 
Witte  Charles,  lager  beer,  Bethlehem  rd.  h.  do. 
Wittle  Wolfgang,  laborer,  h.  32  Broad,  Bethl'm 
Woehrle  Louis,  gilder,  house  69  Cherry 
Woelke  Christopher,  shoemaker,  h.  1  Catharine 
Wohl  John,  laburer,  house  167  Sand 
Wohlleber  Fred,  furnaceman,  h.  314  Soiith  Pearl 
Wolbert  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  147  Bowery 
Wolcott  Israel  S.  engineer,  house  659  Broadway 
Wolcott  Thomas  V.  clerk,  80  Pier,  b.  659  B'way 
Wolenman  Augustus,  fruiterer,  86  State,  house 

9  Canal 
Wolenman  A.  Mrs.  millinery,  9  Canal,  house  do. 
Wolf  Augustus,  shoemaker,  bds.  86  Hudson 
Wolf  Hayward,  carman,  house  18  Park 
Wolf  Herman,  porter,  9  State,  h.  2  Phoenix  pi. 
Wolf  John,  shoemaker,  86  Hudson,  house  do. 
Wolf  Peter,  miller,  house  18  Delawjire 
Wolf  Philip,  carnum,  house  886  Broadway 
Wolf  William,  furnaceman,  house  113  Franklin 
Wolfe  John  H.  guardsman  at  Penitentiary,  house 

Delaware  turnpike 
Wolfgang  August,  shoemaker,  house  176  Broad 
Wolfoheimer  Moses,  grocer,  13  Alexander,  h.  do. 
Wolford  Allen,  clerk  Commercial  Hotel 
Wolford  {George)  &  Wade  {Edward),  attorneys, 

also  county  judge,  71  State,  bds.  Am.  Hotel 
Wolford  Wm.  W.  house  302  State 
Wollohan  Ann,  widow,  house  38  Rensselaer 
Wollohan  John,  tailor,  431  B'way,  h.  134  Canal 
Wolohan  Catharine,  bds.  38  Rensselaer 
Wolohan  Ellen,  tailoress,  bds.  38  Rensselaer 
Wolohan  Mary,  tailoress,  house  38  Rensselaer 
Wolstotf  John,  grocer,  2U5  Broad,  house  do. 
Wood   A.   H.    ciittledealer,   bds.    Farmers    and 

Mechanics'  Hotel 
Wood  Arthur  B.  clerk  comp.'s  office.  State  Hall 


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ALBANY      [W]      DIEECTORY. 


Wood  Bradford  R.  attorney,  67  State,  house  149 

Wasliington  avenue 
Wood  Charles,  hairdresser,  i297  Hamilton,  h.do. 
Wood  Enieline,  tailoress,  house  33  Van  Schaick 
Wood  P'rances,  widow,  house  138  Franklin 
Wood  Francis  D.  cigarmaker,  house  169  Grand 
Wood  George,  shoemaker,  81  S.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Wood  Harvey,  teamster,  h.  274  WasL.  avenue 
Wood  Helen  A.  widow,  bds.  3  Lodge 
Wood  James,  variiisher,  house  92  Third 
Wood  James  S.  house  129  Lumber 
Wood  John,  house  439  Lydius 
Wood  John,  mason,  house  81  Orange 
Wood  John  M.  { Wood  &  Bro.),  ainbrotypes,  Ex- 
change Building,  house  151  Green 
Wood  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  161  Grand 
Wood  Margaret,  widow,  house  61  South  Ferry 
Wood  Martha  E.  Mrs.  boarding  house,  44  Grand 
Wood  Mary  E.  dressmaker,  h.  93  North  Pearl 
Wood  Moses,  house  43  Chestnut 
Wood  Richard  M.  Mrs.  li.  270  Washington  ave. 
Wood  Robert,  moulder,  house  19  South  Ferry 
Wood  Samuel  {If^emcr,  Shofcr  &  W.),  attorney, 

67  State,  bds.  149  Washington  avenue 
Wood  Sarah,  widow,  house  696  Broadway 
Wood  Stephen  G.  {Auslin&:  Co.),  transportation 

line,  1U2  Pier,  house  696  Broadway 
Wood  Theodore,  ])rof.  music,  house  182  Second 
Wood  Thomas,  woolsorter,  house  208  Greeu 
Wood  Thomas  G.  clerk,  bds.  149  Washington 

avenue 
Wood  Timotliy  H.  silversmith,  liouse  67  Union 
Wood  Walter  W.  stoves,  230  Washington  ave- 
nue, liouse  43  Chestnut 
Wood  William,  stagedriver,  h.  165  Broadway 
Wood  Wm.  Mrs.  millinery,  42  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wood  William  B.  engineer,  h.  142  Clin,  avenue 
Wood  William  G.  2d  dist.  police,  h.  42  S.  Pearl 
Wood  William  H.  engineer,  house  36  Liberty 
Wood  William  L.  fruit,  wholesale,  385  Broad- 
way, house  64  Lydius 
Wood  {William.   W.)  &  Brother  (JoTin  M),  ara- 

brotypists,  3d  floor,  Ex.  B'dg.  h.  49  Herkimer 
Wood,  see  Woods 

Woodl)ridge  Wm.  musician,  b.  Empire  House 
Woodburn  Eliza,  widow,  house  71  Lark 
Woodhall  David  M.  ( Weaver  &  W.},  exchange 

broker,  15  Exchange  Building,   house  177 

Hamilton 
Woodhall  William  D.  exchange  broker,  bds.  173 

Hamilton 
Woodman  Margaret  Mrs.  dry  goods,  Broadway, 

opposite  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Woodrufl  Cyrus  L.  (D.  H.  &  C.  L.   Woodruff), 

hou~e  4  Jefferson 
Woodruff  David  H.  &  C.  L.  plaster  mill^  Plain 

corner  Grand,  house  16  Plain 
Woodruff'  Halsey,  mason  and  lime,  39  Westerlo, 

bds,  106  Green 
Woodruff  Harris  C.  dep.  supt.  at  Penitentiary 
Woods  John,  baker,  57  Canal,  house  do. 
Woods  Patrick  H.  baker,  111  Swan,  A.  h.  h.  do. 
Woods  William,  agent,  liouse  25  Fulton 
Woodward  Benedict,  pianomaker,  h.  123  Third 
Woodward  John,  carpenter,  h.  110  Jefferson 
Woodward  {John  jr.)  &  Hill  {Wm.  W.),  coach 

and  saddlery  hardware,  324  Broadway,  house 

60  Jay 
Woodward  Royal,  sewing  silk,  bds.  93  Eagle 
Woodworth  David,   photographer,   444  B'way, 

house  67  Lumber 
Woody  Henry,  laborer,  house  229  South  Pearl 
Wooley  Eliza,  widow,  h.  118  Washington  ave. 
Wooley  Jesse  B.  cooper,  bds.  118  Wash.  ave. 
Wooley  James,  porterhouse,  96  Bowery 
Wooley  {Wm.  T.)  &  Burns  (Samttel  C),  coopers, 

120  Washington  avenue,  h.  28  La  Fayette 


Woolford  Charles,  laborer,  house  Van  Vechten, 

corner  Tennis  [State,  h.  at  IVewtoiiville 

WooUett  ( f-Fm.  jr.)  &  Ogden  {E.),  architects,  59 
Woolverton  Charles  B.  {G.  A.  Woolverton  &  Co.), 

house  54  Chapel 
Woolverton  Edward,  h.  138  Wasliington  avenue 
Woolverton  George  A.  &  Co.  {Charles  W.  Wool- 

vert07i),   boots  and   shoes,    459    Broadway, 

house  138  Washington  avenue 
Woolverton  Henry  M.  merchant,  459  Broadway, 

house  5  High 
Woolworth  Samuel  B.  sec.  Regents  University, 

office  State  Library,  house  18  Jay 
Wooster  Beniamiu  W.  {iSIcrrifield  &  W.),  furni- 
ture, 59  South  Pearl,  h.  187  Hamilton 
Wooster  Cliarles,  printer,  h.  65  South  Lansing 
Wooater   Reuben    W.    {Cook,   Wing  &    W.),  18 

Hudson,  house  75  Washington  avenue 
Worcester  Edwin   D.,  N.  Y.  C.R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  house  58  Lancaster 
Worden  Alexander  Mrs.  li.  164  North  Pearl 
Wordeii  Alfred,  expressman,  bds.  164  N.  Pearl 
Warden  Harmon  F.  porterhouse,  h.  at  Bath 
Worden  Joseph  P.  foreman  at  J.  Punshon   & 

Co's,  house  159  Hamilton 
Worden  Samuel,  gas  office,  452  Broadway,  house 

34  De  Witt 
Wormer  Daniel,  contractor,  house  128  State 
Wornham  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Wornham  Thomas,  slioemaker.  Second  avenue, 

Greenbush 
Worth  Charles  G.  carpenter,  house  118  Lark 
Wosser  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  71  Dallius 
Wright  Deodatus,  attorney,  94  State,  house  689 

Broadway 
Wright  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  41  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Wright  Geo.  veterinary  surgeon,  h.  358  Lydius 
Wright  George,  house  34  lower  Spring 
Wright  Henry,  grainineasurer,  h.  15  S.  Ferry 
Wright  Henry  R.  clerk  assorting  house,  bds.  70 

Division 
Wright  Jane  Alice  Miss,  house  34  Swan 
j  Wright  John  variiisher,  house  181  Bowery 
I  Wright  John,  hoopmaker,  house  16  Benjamin 
Wright  John,  clerk,  30  and  32  Lydius,  liouse  40 
!  Second 

I  Wright  Joseph,  veterinary  surgeon,  153  Lydius 

house  358  do. 
Wrigiit  Joseph  W.  clerk,  30  Washington  ave- 
nue, house  86  Swan 
Wright  Maria  A.  widow,  house  177  Broadway 
Wright  Misses,  house  171  Lydius 
Wright  Moses,  coachman,  house  181  Orange 
Wright  Nathaniel  jr.  agent,  bds.  Com'l  Hotel 
Wright  Pol  ilia,  widow,  house  4  Rose 
Wright  Richard,  shoemaker,  basement  Exchange 

Building,  Dean,  house  103  Knox 
Wright  Samuel,  speculator,  house  97  Bassett 
Wright  Thomas  Mrs.  house  70  Division 
Wrightson  George,  teacher,  house  76  Chapel 
Wrigiitsoii  Thomas,  house  76  Chapel 
Wyatt  James  T.  clerk  Lansing's  store,  G'bush. 
Wyckotf  Isaac  N.  Rev.  house  100  Lydius 
Wyckott  Ogden,  accountant,  102  Pier,  house  134 

Green 
Wyckoff  Peter  S.   bookkeeper,  459  Broadway, 

house  157  Elm  [h.  157  Elm 

Wygant  Asa  S.  house  17  Washington  avenue 
Wygant  Thos.  H.  steamboat  agent,  h.  98  West'lo 
Wyland  Jacob,  baker,  h.  170  Broad 
Wylie  John  K.   dry  goods,  72  and  239  S   Pearl, 

house  do. 
Wyllie  .James,  carpenter,  h.  14  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Wyllie  Robert,  carpenter,  bds.  14  Lark,  Arb.  hi. 
Wyman  Horace,  h.  Partition  n.  Third,  G'bush 
Wyncoop  Gertrude,  widow,  house  16  Park 
Wynkoop  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  10  Bethlehem  rd. 


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143 


YAGENS  MARTIN,  carp'ter,  h.  Ontario,  n.  Sand 
Yager  Ezra,  meat  stall,  350  State,  house  do. 
Yager  Ludwig,  shoemaker,  47  >i  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Yale  Sarah,  widow,  house  67  Lark 
Yale  Wm.   H.   painter,  house   Third  between 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Yanchs  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  31  Alexander 
Yates  Alonzo,  printer,  house  168  Franklin 
Yates  Benjamin  jr.  coppersmith,  h.  39  Mulberry 
Yates  Benjamin,  coppersmith,  h.  154  Church 
Yates  Frederick   L.   28  Douw's  Building,   bds. 

Congress  Hall 
Yates  Henry,  livery,  house  50  Canal 
Yates  Hiram,  laborer,  house  110  Willett 
Yates  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  Tivoli  Hollow 
Yates  Rebecca,  seamstress,  house  Chestnut 
Yates  Sarah  Mrs.  seamstress,  house  Chestnut 
Yates  William,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  2d  floor,  house  37  Ten  Broeck 
Yates  Wm.  H.  jirinter,  h.  Hawk,  cor.  Hudson 
Yauch  Andrew,  gardener,  h.  Delaware   n.  Eagle 
Yauch  .^indrew,  shoemaker,  h.  Delaware  c.  Eagle 
Yaumau  Theodore,  hair  jewelry,  580  Broadway, 

liouse  do. 
Yeagle  John,  moulder,  house  150  Franklin 
Yearsley  Stephen  J.  carman,  h.  r.  15  Van  Woert 
Yeaton  William,  cedarcooper,  h.  122  Wash.  ave. 
York  John,  mason,  h.  367  Washington  avenue 
Yorke  Andrew,  greenhouse  plants,  16  Willett, 

house  363  State 
Young  Archibald,  keeper  State  Arsenal,  house  52 

Colonie 
Young  Bartol,  brickmaker,  house  168  Sand 
Young  Charles  L.  clerk,  420  Broadway,   bds.  75 

Ten-Broeek 
Young  {Eli)  &  Server  (Robert)  boots  and  shoes, 

620  Broadway,  house  75  Ten  Broeck 
Young  George,  grocer.  South   Pearl  cor.  Beaver, 

house  134  Hudson 
Young  G.  S.  clerk,  7  South  Pearl,  bds.  21  Jay 
Young  Hannah,  widow,  house  r.  266  S.  Pearl 
Young  Henry  T.    second  hand    clothing,    180 

South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Young  Henry  W.  mason,  house  79  Dove 
Young  James  L.  card  engraver,  b.  49  Wash.  ave. 
Young  John  C.   conductor  H.   R.  R.  house  52 

Colonie 
Young  John  C.  agent  Singer's  sewing  machines, 

564  Broadway,  house  72  Clinton  avenue 
Young  John  H.  machinist,  house  197  Spruce 
Young  John  L.  house  171  Hamilton 
Young  John  M.  clerk,  bds.  44  Grand 
Young  Mary,  widow,  house  938  Broadway 
Young  Oscar  H.  physician,  171  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Young  Rodolph,  scissorsgrinder,  h.  105  Snipe 
Young  Samuel,  house  North  Albany 


Young  Sidney,  vinegar,  50  Quay,  house  33  Maid- 
en lane 
Young  ( T/iomas)  &  Cook   (Charles),   stoves  and 

castings,  at  North  Albany,  house  do. 
Young  Thomas  S.   (Smyth,  Meigs   &    Y.),  flour, 

&c.  40  Quay,  house  46  Jay 
Young  William  A.  attorney,  443  Broadway,  bds. 
14  Ten  Broeck  [35  Maiden  lane 

Young  William  H.  clerk.  Court  of  Appeals,  bds. 
Young  William  H.  fireman,  bds.  784  Broadway 
Young  William  H.  stovemaker,  h.  939  Broadway 
Youngblood  Fred,  moulder,  h.  17  Alexander 
Youngermann  Alexander,   peddler,   house  272 

South  Pearl 
Yuill  Andrew,  printcutter,  house  53  Firt 
Yuill  Walter,  clerk,  582  B'way,  bds.  53  First 
Yunger  Gertrude,  restaurant,  242  B'way,  h.  do* 
Yunger  John,  baker,  bds.  211  Broad 

ZACHARIUS  JACOB,  hats  and  caps,  88  S.  Pearl 

Zahn  John,  carpenter,  house  107  Sand 

Zappen  John,  physician,  house  119  Bowery 

Zautner  Lewis,  bootfitter,  house  35  Green 

Zeh  David,  dry  goods,  40  Hawk,  h.  27  La  Fayette 

Zeh  David  jr.  clerk,  bds.  27  La  Fayette 

Zeh  Edward,  carman,  h.  48  Washington  avenue 

Zeh  John,  house  56  Lancaster 

Zeh  John  Henry,  Commercial  Hotel,  387  B'way 

Zeh  Joseph  H.  porter,  14  St;ite,  house  14  Liberty 

Zeigolmeyer  C.  Mrs.  house  25  Norton 

Zeilman  Charles  H.  carpenter,   hou  e  W.  Ferry 

near  Ontario 
Zeilman  Gab.  carpenter,  house  145  Lumber 
Zeilman  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  137  Lumber 
Zeilman  James,  carpenter,  house  76  Third 
Zeilman  John,  carpenter,  house  293  Lumber 
Zeimer  Martin,  baker,  house  528  Clinton  avenue 
Zeiser  Michael,  shoemaker,  li.  214  Wash.  ave. 
Zeitler  Anthony,  cigarmaker,  h.  116  Clinton  av. 
Zelie  Augustus  J.  scalemaker,  bds.  59  Union 
Zeller  Ernest,  professor  of  music,  h.  46  Division 
Zengheim  John,  basketmaker,  h.  2S5  Wash.  ave. 
Zeugnagel  Valentine,  cabinetmaker,   house  176 

Spring 
Zimmer  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Robin  n.  Sand 
Zimmer  John,  cabinetmaker,   h.  Robin  n.  Sand 
Zimmer  Peter,  house  38  Broad,  Betlilehem 
Zimmerman  John,  baker,  211    Broad,  house  do. 
Zimmerman  John,  moulder,  house  5  Teunis 
Zimmerman  John,  laborer,  liouse  263  Sand 
Zlnner  John,  moulder,  house  67  Clinton 
Zixiax  John  M.  machinist,  h.  31 1  South  Pearl 
Zone  Albert,  pianomaker,  house  77  Schuyler 
Zukermann  Aaron,  peddler,  h.  74  Rensselaer 
Zweeres  John  A.  bookkeeper,   39  State,  house 

302  South  Pearl 


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BUSINESS       DIRECTORY, 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 

OF    ^LB^N  Y. 


Agencies. 

(See   also  Real   Estate,    Tnaurance,    Patent  and 
Paxsenger  Agents  ) 

Kf^ndall  Alfred,  57  State 
McKinney  Wni.  J.  (commercial),  50  State 
Pratt  A.  B.  &  Co.  (collnctina),  94  State 
Weed  &  Co.  (mercantile),  Museum  Building 
WALKER  WM.   .J.  (advertising),  542  Broadway 
f.see  adv.  back  cover] 

Agricultural  Implement  Manufacturers 
and  Dealers. 

Dederick  Levi  (hav  presses),  68  Liberty 
EMERY  BROTHERS,   62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 

patfe  197] 
Eggleston  William  W.  84  State 
Hallenheck  &  Cunniiigliam  (mowing  machines), 

John.son  corner  Piiilip 
Pease  Charles  E.  Tivoli  hollow 
WHEELER,  MELICK  &  CO.,  Hamilton  comer 

Liberty  [see  adv.  dept.  page  2] 

Apothecaries.  | 

(See  also  DruggLsts.) 

Allen  James  P.  Broadway,  Greeribush 

Andrews  Levi,  17(i  Washington  avenue 

Blanchard  &  Hoffman,  560  Broadway 

Briirgs  R.  B.  48  State 

Builock  .1.  H.  128  South  Pearl 

BURT  CHARLES  A.   797  Broadway   [see  adv. 

dept.  nage  21] 
Clement  H.  B.  Broadway  corner  Clinton  avenue 
Dexter  &  Nellegar,  State  corner  North  Pearl 
Dickerman  E.  A.  197  Green 
DeGratf  &  Baker,  63  South  Pearl 
Elkins  Thomas,  79U  Broadway 
Frothingham  &  Co.  442  Broadway 
GRANT  A.  C.  &  CO.  62  and  64  State  [.see  adv. 

dept.  page  11] 
Humphrey  W.  J.  &  Co.  39  Washington  avenue 
Keyser  Wm.  H.  635  Broadway 
Miller  James,  Broadway  Greenbush 
Sautter  Louis,  60  Green 
Smith  S.  T.  &  A.  M.  4'J  Washington  avenue 
SpringhHTt  Carl,  21 1  South  Pearl 
Taylor  William,  35  South  Pearl 
McMurdy  R.  S.  494  Broadway 
Turner  James  H.  255  South  Pearl 

Architects. 

De  Forest  B.  S.  74  State 

Dickson  Walter,  59  Lancaster 

Hodgins  William,  443  Broadway 

Hewes  S.  E.  443  Broadway 

Smith  B.  F.  443  Broadway 

Smith  Elihu,  10  Third 

Von  Steinwehr  A.,p]xchange  Building,  3d  floor 

WooUett  &  Ogden,  JournalBuilding,  69  State 

Argentine  Ware. 

Albany  Plate  Co.  552  Broadway 
Corning  E.  &  Co.  451  and  4oo  Broadway 
Van  Heusen  &  Charles,  470  Broadway 


front 


Artists. 

(See  Painters,  Sculptors,  &c.) 

Artists'  Materials. 

Annesley  Lawson  &  Son,  506  Broadway 
Burton  James  k  Co.  486  Broadway 
LITTLE  FRANK  H.   82  State    [see  adv. 

cover] 
Rice  0.  S.  &  Co.  547  Broadway 

Attorneys  and  Counsellors. 

Allen  Otis,  5  Douw's  Building,  State 

Allen  Wm.  A.  94  State 

Austin  Chas.  L.  448  Broadway 

Baldwin  Bros.  94  State 

Barnes  .Jolui  Saiiford,  41  North  Pearl 

Beattie  k  Tall  man,  51  State 

Benedict  Lewis  jr.  71  State 

Binghairi  Anson,  77  State 

Bingham  Reuben  H.,  City  Hall 

Bloomingdale  J.  A.  50  State 

Brice  James,  50  State 

Briggs  E.  A.  7  North  Pearl 

Brown  James,  80  State  ^ 

Burton  John  I.  66  State 

CaL'ger,  Porter  &  Hill,  57  State 

Callanan  James  jr.  50  State 

Cassidy  Clinton,  480  Broadway 

Cassidy  Wm.,  Atlas  Building,  Broadway 

Chase  J.  H.,  State  Hall 

Cheever  Calvin  R    82  State 

Cipperly  George  H.  75  State 

Clute  J.  H.  94  State 

Clute  Win.  K.  68  State 

Cochrane  C.  B.  41  North  Pearl 

(Jole  John  O.,  Police  Ofl5ce 

Coleman  Jas.  H.  57  State 

Colvin,  Bingham  &  McClellan,  77  State 

Colvin  James  A.  77  State 

Cooper  Paul  F.  452  Broadway 

(horning  Edwin,  E.Kchange  Building 

Costigan  John,  6b  State 

Courtney  &  Cassidy,  480  Broadway 

Dean  Amos,  77  Ten  Broeck 

Denniston  Grerrit  V.  24  Douw's  Building,  State 

De  Witt  Abraham  V.  9  Douw's  Building,  State 

De  Witt  Richard  V.  56  State 

Dexter  .James,  113  State 

Douw  J.  D.  P.  23  Douw's  Building 

Douw  V,  P.  1  Douw's  Building 

Downing  Georsfe,  94  State 

Durant  Allen  B.  5  Douw's  Building 

Edwards  Isaac,  73  State 

Edwards  James,  74  State 

Fenshara  .h)hn.  City  Hall 

Ford  Daniel  H.  50  State 

Ford  John  W.  50  State 

Frothingham  W.  W.  cS:  W.  69  State 

Gaffney  Dennis  B.  448  Broadway 

Gansevoort  Peter,  13  Douw's  Building 

Gebhard  Edward,  74  State 

Groesbeck  Stephen,  56  State 

Hadley  Wm.  .1.  486  Broadway 

Hand  Samuel,  Exchange  Building 

Harris  Ira,  41  North  Pearl 


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145 


Hastings  Horace  M.  51  North  Pearl 

Hawe  John  A.  232  State 

Hawlev  Gideon,  673  Broadway 

Hawley  Nathan,  23  Douw's  Building,  State 

Hendrick  James,  44  State 

Hevenor  W.  S.  4  Douw's  Building,  State 

Hi^gins  S.  F.  7  North  Pearl 

Hill  Edward  B.  57  State 

Hilton  Robert  J.  74  State 

HoUey  O.  L.  484  Broadway 

Holstein  L.  D.  82  State 

Hotaling  L.  75  State 

Huugerford  0.  M.  75  State 

Jackson  &  Strong,  484  Broadway 

Jenkins  &  Cooper,  452  Broadway 

Jenkins  John  F.  8  Commercial  Building 

Jenkins  Lemuel  (pension  office),  7  Commercial 

Building,  Broadway 
Johnson  B.  P.,  Geological  Hall 
Johnson  James  C.  52  State 
Kelly  W.  S.  50  State 
Kendall  Alfred,  57  State 
Kimball  John  M.  50  State 
King  J.  Howard,  69  State 
Kingsley  Hale,  Museum  Building 
L'Amoreux  James,  71  State 
La  Grange  G.  94  State 

Lansing  Abraham,  13  Douw's  Building,  State 
Lansing  C.  Y.  3  Douw's  Building 
Lansing  Gerrit  Y.  69  State 
Lansing  Henry  Q.  443  Broadway 
Lansing  Wm.  452  Broadway 
Lawson  Isaac  461  Broadway 
Learned  &  Cook,  468  Broadway 
Lee  &  Pratt,  94  State 
Manning  S.  L.  77  State 
Mattice  J.  W.  94 >^  State 
McCall  H.  S.  5  Douw's  Building,  State 
McClure  &  Miller,  77  State 
McHarg  &  Johnson,  50  State, 
McKinney  Wm.  J.  50  State 
McKown  James,  66  State 
McKown  John,  94  State 
McMahou  Matthew,  71  State 
Meads  &  Reynolds,  55  State 
Merrihew  E.  H.  66  State 
Merriman  H.  N.  50  State 
Mink  C.  W.  94  State 
Morange  W.  D.,  City  Hall 
Morrow  Thomas  B.  68  State 
Murphy  W.  D.  74  State 
Newcomb  Edward,  50  State 
Nichols  M.  C.  J.  444  Broadway 
Norton  M.  La  Fayette,  75  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 
Peckhara  Rufus  P.  jr.  Tweddle  Hall 
Porter  J.  K.  57  State 
Pratt  A.  B.  94  State 
Pruyn  John  V.  L.,  Exchange  Building 
Radclitt'D.  Van  Ness,  708  Broadway 
Rathbone  Henry  R.  41  Nortli  Pearl 
Read  John  Meredith  jr.,  55  State 
Reynolds  Dexter,  55  State 
Reynolds,  Cochrane  &  Harris,  41  North  Pearl 
Robertson  W.  D.  461  Broadway 
Robinson  A.  D.  94  State 
Salisbury  W.  W.  80  State 
Sanders  James  B.  9  Douw's  Building,  State 
Schiller  George  W.  443  Broadway 
Shaffer  G.  V.  Z.  67  State 
Shepard  S.  0.  443  Broadway 
Simons  Thomas,  480  Broadway 
Smith  Henry,  50  State 

19 


Smith  Thomas,  73  State 

Stedman  G.  L.  443  Broadway 

Steele  &  Goewey,  75  State 

Sternberg  Jacob",  treasurer's  office,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

Exchange  Building 
Stevens  Cvrus,  114  State 
St.  John  Noah,  Museum  Building 
Street  Alfred  B.,  State  Library 
Strong  J.  5  Commercial  Building 
Strong  Richard  M.  484  Broadway 
Sturtevant  J.  B.  74  State 
Ten  Broeck  Cornelius,  51  Columbia 
Townsend  Frederick,  484  Broadway 
Tremain  Lyman,  94  State 

Van  Alstyne  &  Henevor,  4  and  6  Douw's  Bl'dg 
Vanderlip  Wm.  L.  5  Douw's  Building 
Vanderpoel  Isaac,  61  State 
Van  Hovenbergh  T.  S.,  Museum  Building,  State 
Van  Korb  Jacob,  268  South  Pearl. 
Van  Rensselaer  John  S.  6  Commercial  Building 
Van  Rensselaer  Richard,  50  State 
Van  Vechten  Abraham,  51  State 
Van  Vechten  Cuyler,  66  Hawk 
Voorhees  Alonzo  B.  73  State 
Wade  Edward  ( Wolford  &  JF.),  71  State 
Weed  &  Kingsley,  Museum  Building 
Wells  Robert  H.  94  State 
Werner,  Shafer  &  Wood,  67  State 
Whelpley  James  M.  484  Broadway 
White  Wm.  D.  5  Commercial  Building 
Wickes  Henry  N.,  City  Hall 
Wight  Rezin  A.  41  North  Pearl 
Willett  &  Hawley,  80  State 
Wolford  George  ( W.  &  Wade),  county  judge,  71 

State 
Wood  Bradford  R.  67  State 
Wright  Deodatus,  94  State 
Young  Wm.  A.  443  Broadway 

Auctioneers. 

KEWIN  &  DICKERMAN,  92  State.   (See  ad- 
vertising department,  page  15) 
Southwick  &  Kennedy,  10  Green 

Awnings. 

Disney  John,  1  State 
Stoneman  M.  G.  61  Quay 
Thomas  David,  44  Division 

Bakers. 

Andrews  Fairman,  170  Washington  avenue 


•'■jindrews  M.  A.  59  Lydius 


ndrews  Orin,  663  Broadway 
Beals  Geo.  W.  91  Beaver 
Brimhall  Henry,  46  Clinton  avenue 
Clark  John,  250  South  Pearl 
Crummey  Michael,  66  Beaver 
Deyermand  R.  96  Swan,  Arbor  Hill 
Dexter  J.  B.  839  Broadway 
Fazakerly  Thos.  260  Elm 
Gantvoort  W.  T.  56  Hamilton 
Gates  A.  W.  (cracker)  33  Elm 
Gibson  Wm.  64  Bowery 
Graves  John  S.  94  Green 
Hammond  James,  agt.  92  Lydius 
Hauf  Henry,  349  State 
Hausman  Martin,  41   Bowery 
Heinmiller  Henry,  Clinton  cor.  Delaware 
Heller  W.  81  Bowery 
Honeysett  James,  194  Hamilton 
Hunter  Robert,  36  Washington  avenue 
Kenny  P.  &  W.  54  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Imrie  John,  53  Hawk 
Jackson  A.  E.,  Swan  cor.  Second 
Johnston  Marian,  368  Lydius 
Lawrence  P.  263  South  Pearl 
Mahery  William,  15  Morton 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Maidment  E.  60  North  Pearl 
Marshall  John,  229  South  Pearl 
Martin  John  J.  142  South  Pearl 
Mayes  Thos.  50  South  Ferry 
McAneeny  James,  5  Morton 
McCarty  Owen,  70  Canal 
McCarty  Patrick,  34  Van  Woert 
McNally  Thos.  123  Arch 
Melius  W.  B.  81  South  Pearl 
Mullen  William,  Green  cor.  Schuyler 
Myers  Caroline,  29  Union 
Nusbaum  Herman,  158  South  Pearl 
Osborn  Nehemiah,  12  Bleecker 
Overton  Elizabeth,  284  Lydius 
Pettingill  Michael,  97  Beaver  , 

Shaver  Vincent  P.  25  Van  Schaick 
Smith  John  E.,  Canal  near  Dove 
STRATTON  S.  A.  798  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept. 
page  27]  [Greenbush 

Whiting  Jonas,  Washington  ave.   cor.   Second 
Woods  John,  57  Canal 
Woods  P.  H.  Ill  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Zimmerman  John,  211  Broad 

Sand  Sox  Makers. 

Dubuque  John  &  Son,  413  Broadway 

Gerber  Lewis,  55  Green 

HARRIS  DANIEL,  8  Green  [see  adv.  front  cover] 

Sankers. 

[See  also  Brokers.'\ 
Watson  William,  67  State 

Sank  Note  Printers. 

American  Bank  Note   Company,   Gavit  &   Co. 

agents,  Exchange  Buildinir,  3d  floor 
GAVIT  &  CO  WELL,  Ex.  Building,  3d  floor 

Sarbers. 

See  Hairdressers. 

Sasket  Makers. 

Metzler  Jacob,  9  Lark 
Metzler  Philip,  9  Lark 
Tilman  Caspar,  157  Sand 

Saths. 

Chase  J.  H.,  Delavan  House 

Dean  Noah  S.  514  Broadway  and  29  James 

Thauer  N.  6  Beaver 

Bedstead  Manufacturers. 

Merrifield  &  Frederic,  32  James 
VIELE  R.  K.,  Thacher,  above  North  Ferry  [See 
adv.  dept.  page  8] 

Sell  Hangers. 

See  Locksmiths. 

Sellows  Maker. 

Storrey  William,  237  State 

Sill  Poster. 

Smith  John  B.  1  X  Green,  "  Times  Office  " 

Silliard  Saloons. 

Diamond  Wm.  M.  Jr.  15  and  17  Beaver 

Damm  Jacob,  25  Hamilton 

Hughes  John  J.  774 >^  Broadway 

Levi  Samuel,  19  Hamilton 

Levi  Solomon,  170  South  Pearl 

Mason  J.  W.  542  Broadway 

McNab  Peter  D.  31  James 

Moore  S.  V.  Jr.  480^  Broadway  and  15  James 

Phillips  William,  772  Broadway 


Schreiber  S.  83  Green 
Steinwig  Solomon,  26  Lydius 
Stern  Charles,  260  South  Pearl 
Swarzman  G.  43  Division 

Blacksmiths. 

Abbey  Eli  &  Son,  7 2. Church 

Adams  Wm.  27  Washington  avenue 

Anderson  Wm.  76  Swan* 

Andrew  John,  440  Lydius 

BEMIS  ALPHEUS,  rear  894  Broadway,  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  25] 
Burke  Michael,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Clowry  Patrick,  Bethlehem  road 
Conklin  J.  &  A.  3  Fulton 
Crozier  Richard,  121  Bowery 
Cunliff  Simeon  jr.  20  Quay 
Demprey  C.  &  Co.  16  Bowery 
Doyle  James,  151  Church 
Fairburn  John,  Herkimer  cor.  Quay 
Graham  John  Q.,  Spencer  cor.  Carroll 
Guardeuier  &  Selkirk,  832  Broadway 
Haight  James  0.  20  Church 
Halienbeck  N.,  Bethlehem  road 
Ham  Robert  C.  34  Swan 
HARRIGAN  &  BRADY,  Herkimer  cor.  Church 

[adv.  dept.  page  25] 
Hogan  Edward,  28  Water 
Jewell  H.  R.  (shoeing),  120  Lydius 
Kerr  J.  18  Water 

Langrish  William,  205  South  Pearl 
Lappies  Martin,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Leahy  Barney,  Orange  n.  North  Pearl 
Lyman  Michael,  24  Quay 
Lyman  Thomas,  176  Montgomery 
^Iagilton  Joseph,  84  Colouie,  R.  R.  avenue 
Maxwell  Jacob  W.  5  Plank  road 
McClusky  William  (nailor),  19  Perry- 
O'Brien  Matthew  (shoeing),  13  La  Fayette 
Punshon  John  &  Co.  16  and  17  Quay 
Pruyn  &  Lansing,  4  Pruyn 
Quin  Michael,  13  Rose  [Grand 

Rooney  J.   &  P.   (shoeing),  22  William  and  4 
Rowe  Matthew,  37  Lawrence 
RuU  Nicholas,  438  Lydius 
Russ  John  P.  55  Hamilton 
Soannel  W.  (nailor),  429  State 
Shonlin  C.  34  Water 
Whitney  William,  86  Green 
Winne  Peter,  19  James 

Slank  Sook  Manufacturers. 

See  Bookbinders. 

Slock  and  Pump  Maker. 

Brainard  Leonard,  23  Quay 

Boarding  Houses. 

Angus  Robert  Mrs.  25  South  Pearl 

Baker  Patience  A.  55  Colonie 

Ball  Mary,  132  Hamilton 

Beals  Sarah,  1  Beaver 

Blass  Michael,  Broadway  n.  Johnson,  Greenbush 

Burns  John,  272  Broadway 

Calhoun  Andrew  H.  140  State 

Clapham  Sarah,  62  Union 

Cary  Anna  M.  Mrs.  29  Quackenbush 

Coniflf  Michael,  98  Quay 

Deering  Charles,  35  Montgomery 

Douglass  Margaret  Mrs.  88  Beaver 

Duff^-y  Philip,  37  Dean 

Frink  Sluman,  3  Wash,  ave.  and  4  Park  place 

Fuller  S.  S.  Mrs.  659  Broadway 

Heffernan  James,  85  Quay 

Helt  Christian,  8  Quackenbush 

Henshaw  Jos.  S. ,  Broadway  cor.  South  Ferry 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


147 


Hoffman  Thomas,  91  Church 

HoUenbeck  Louisa,  146  up.  Spi"ing 

Hunter  Elkanah,  18  Quackenbush 

Hutman  C.  132  Hudson 

Johnson  Elizabeth,  23  James 

Kain  Jeremiah,  72  Montgomery 

Kidd  The  Misses,  27  Grand, 

Kiernan  Thomas,  35  Dean  and  11  Maiden  lane 

Kirkland  C.  A.  &  J.  J.  §2  Hamilton 

Lamb  Mary  A.  20  Lydius 

Leslie  Sarah,  48  Union 

Lillis  James,  14  Quackenbush 

Lundy  Tlios.  6  Maiden  Jane 

McCann  John,  270  Broadway 

McEntee  James,  97  Quay 

Meriam  J.  Mrs.  34  Orange 

Miller  Frederic,  133  Green 

Moore  Sarah,  55  Jackson 

Mullen  Daniel,  96  Quay 

Murdock  J.  10  Quackenbush 

Quackenbush  Anna,  65  Herkimer 

Quin  A.  Mrs.  9  Beaver 

Orsin  H.  Maria,  82  Bleecker 

Saunders  Charles  M.  18  Lydius 

Shallow  John,  84  Beaver  " 

Shufelt  John,  5  Dallius 

Smith  Eliza,  93  Eagle 

Tompkins  J.  135  Broadway 

Weinant  John,  19  Columbia 

Wells  Leonard,  52  Division 

Williams  Eliza,  54  Union 

Wood  Martha  E.  44  Grand 

Boat  Suilders. 

See  Ship  Carpenters. 

Boat  Stores. 

Hill  George,  73  Pier 

Kearney  F.  &  T.  173  Montgomery 

Lawrence  A.  L.  114  Pier 

Park  William,  Little  Basin 

Scott  &  Co.  74  Pier 

Boiler  Manufacturers. 

Haight  James  0.  20  Church 

MAGINNES  M.,  Rensselaer  cor.  Quay  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  6] 
Moutrie  W.  T.,  Herkimer  near  Quay 
PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn   [see  adv.  dept. 

page  3] 
PUNSHON  JOHN  &  CO.   16  and  17  Quay  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  1]  [page  35 

RODGERS  JOHN,  33   Lumber   [see  adv.  dept. 
TOWNSEND  FRANKLIN,   Hawk  cor.  Elk  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  6] 

Bolt  Manufacturers. 

PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  dept. 
page  3] 

Bonnet  Bleachers  and  Fressers. 

Cutler  M.  L.  540  Broadway 
King  Edwin  H.  3  Union 
O'Brien  J.  A.  500  Broadway 
Ratferty  H.  T.  707  Broadway 

Bonnet  Stores. 

See  Millinery. 

Book  Binders,  etc. 

Bender  E.  H.  73  State 

HALLENBECK  &  McINTYRE,  7  North  Pe^-^ 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  31.] 
McKnight  S.  67  State 
Murphy  Thomas  S.  2  Beaver 


Newman  James,  44  State 

Seymour  Timothv,  82  State 

Van  Antwerp  D.  L.  72  State 

VAN  BENTHUYSEN    C.   407    Broadway   [see 

adv.  dept.  page  6.] 
Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  59  State  and  7  James 

Booksellers  and  Publishers. 

Adams,  Sampson  &  Co.  (Directories),  78  State 
BANKS  &  BROTHERS    (law),  475   Broadway 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  4] 
Bell  William  J.  512  Broadway 
■Render  E.  H.  73  State 
G^tes  Elias,  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  [see  adv. 

inside  back  cover] 
Hinckel  Anthony,  141  South  Pearl 
LITTLE  FRANK  H.  82  State    [see  adv.   front 

cover] 
Little  W.  C.  (law),  515  Broadway 
LORD  JOSEPH,  19  Philip  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  31] 
Munsell  &  Rowland  (publishers),  78  State 
Newcomb  &  Co.  (music),  524  Broadway 
O'SuUivan  Michael  (Catholic),  63  South  Pearl 
Sprague  William  B.  jr.  51  State 

Boot  Crimper. 

Clute  Peter,  97  Hamilton 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

MANUFACTURERS  AND   JOBBERS. 
Fearey  T.  &  J.  372  Broadway 
Munson  S.  &;  Co.  373  Broadway 
Woolverton  G.  A.  &  Co.  459  Broadway 
RETAIL  DEALER^AND  MAKERS. 
Adler  Simon,  112  South  Pearl 
Ballin  Lewis,  176  South  Pearl 
Barnard  John  B.  404  Broadway 
Bassett  Edmund,  9  Church 
Bassett  James,  189  Broadway 
Bates  .Jacob,  46  Westerlo 
Beck  Joseph,  184  South  Pearl 
Bingham  G.  H.  87  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Boyd  .Jacob,  122  Franklin 
Braunig  Michael,  221  South  Pearl 
Bray  Francis,  23  Chapel 
Bridgeford  Samuel  L.  14  South  Pearl 
Brown  Samuel,  222  Washington  avenue 
Byron  William,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Cain  James,  lOSX  Water 
Cain  William,  106  South  Pearl 
Cauden  B.  24  Quay 
Christian  &  Smith,  620  Broadway 
Clow  Jacob,  28  Orange 
Clow  Jacob  G.  58  Washington  avenue 
Congdon  William,  124  State 
Corrough  Robert,  3  Westerlo 
Courtney  Peter  J.  28  Clinton  avenue 
Craft  William  R.  8  Van  Tromp 
Crain  Robert,  63  Eagle 
Dowsett  Isaiah,  78  South  Pearl 
Dugan  John,  67  Church 
Dunham  Oscar,  51  Green 
Easterlee  John  M.  194X  South  Pearl 
Ebze  C.  269  South  Pearl 

Fearey  T.  &  J.  651  Broadway,  and  5  South  Pearl 
Feeney  &  Reilley,  58  Beaver 
Fisher  J.  W.  662  Broadway 
"'^agel  Adam,  319  South  Pearl 
,d  James,  49  Third 
tzier  Sarah  A.  210  South  Pearl 
.  zge  George,  72  Green 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Geller  Charles  C.  130  South  Pearl 

Gleekstone  S.  H.  Mrs.  121  South  Pearl 

Goodrich  Moses,  Hawk,  corner  Caual 

Griffin  Cornelius  jr.  60  Franklin 

Hahn  Henry,  126  Washington  avenue 

Harrison  James,  132  South  Pearl 

Hatch  Kauffinan,  155  South  Pearl 

Hatcher  Thomas,  Ferry,  Greeubush 

Heed  Isaac  M.  37  Green 

Herschberger  Nathan,  275  South  Pearl 

Hessberg  Simon,  264  South  Pearl 

Hillman  H.  2  Clinton  avenue 

Hillson  John,  641  Broadway 

Hoag  Abraham,  10  Van  Tromp 

Houghtailing  Peter  D.  405  Lydius 

Hull  H.  B.  9  Jackson 

Hunt  A.  Mrs.  670  Broadway 

Kain  William,  711  Broadway 

Kelly  Patrick,  602  Broadway 

Kennedy  William,  17  Lawrence 

Lazar  William,  77  Schuyler 

Lehr  Adam,  193  South  Pearl 

Lemoges  J.  624  Broadway 

Lock  Charles,  4  Garden 

Lovett  Richard.  126  Water 

McCarty  Timothy,  54  Church 

Meissner  George,  774  X  Broadway 

Miller  Daniel,  284  Lydius 

Mills  Philip  116X  Lydius 

Mork  M.  S.  36  South  Pearl 

Mork  S.  120  South  Pearl 

Morrey  Charles,  88  Hamilton 

Moseman  John,  Broadway  n.  Harrison,  G'bush 

Mould  J.  86  Swan 

Mulholland  John,  36  Water 

Murphy  J.  E.  31  Hawk 

O'Conner  Dennis,  171  Green 

Osborn  C.  Jeremiah,  350  Broadway 

Owens  &  Van  Buren,  Jay  corner  Lark 

Pasco  &  Co.  58  Washijigton  avenue 

Philips  Patrick,  19  Dan-els 

Pike  James,  14  South  Pearl 

Porter  John,  77  Pier 

Prest  J.  816  Broadway 

Quinn  John,  80  Church 

Ramsay  Robert,  22  Beaver 

Randall  J.  L.,  Broadway  cor.  State 

Rankin  George  A.  412  Broadway 

Rankin  John  M.  41  Washington  avenue 

Rankin  William,  37  Washington  aveuue 

Reichenberg  Wm.  H.  300  South  Pearl 

Reid  Charles,  6  Canal 

Riley  Charles,  23  Lodge 

Roalofs  Henry,  117  Hawk 

Rodgers  Philip,  131  Jefferson 

Kodgers  Sherlock,  273  South  Pearl 

Roth  John,  Maiden  lane,  near  Broadway 

Sawyer  William,  86  South  Pearl 

Sayles  Charles,  149  South  Pearl 

Sherer  C.  109  Beaver 

Slawson  Sillick,  Lydius  corner  Union 

Smallwood  James,  172  Lydius 

Smith  John,  347  State 

Smith  Patrick,  22  Quay 

Snell  James,  426  Broadway 

Specht  Matthew,  46  Green 

Storey  Robert,  52  X  Hamilton 

Straight  Wm.  C.  399  Broadway 

Strother  John,  131  Green 

Stumpf  J.  39  Green 

Trainor  Hester,  1 1 1  Hamilton 

Tripp  &  Taylor,  57  Washington  avenue 

Uhl  John,  299  South  Pearl 

Waldbillig  Henry,  1 17  South  Pearl 

Webster  H.  W.  686  Broadway 

Whitney  James,  45  Beaver 

Whyte  Jane,  111  South  Pearl 


Whyte  Samuel  H.  152  South  Pearl 
Wood  George,  81  South  Ferry 
Wolf  John,  86  Hudson 
Wright  Richard,  opposite  45  Dean 
Young  &  Server,  520  Broadway 

Bottlers. 

Egbert  C.  D.  &  Co.,  Howard  cor.  South  Pearl 
Mcknight  JOHN'S  son  (malt  wine  and  por- 
ter), Canal  cor.  Hawk  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  24] 

Bowling  Alleys. 

House  Williams  A.  398  Broadway 
Pitman  Robert  H.  98  State 
Rauscher  George,  51  Quay 
Russo  Nicholas,  5  Howard 

Brass  Founders. 

Curtiss  Daniel,  23  Church 

MAXWELL  JAMES  jr.  136  SouthPearl  [see adv. 

dept.  page  26] 
McElroy  Henry,  63  Beaver 
ORR  &  BLAIR,  64  Beaver  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  2p] 

Brewers. 

AMSDELL  BROTHERS,  Jay  near   Dove    [see 

adv.  dept.  page  23] 
Appleton  William,  89  Bowery 
Boyd,  Brother  &  Co.,  Arch  cor.  Franklin 
BURT  U.  &  CO.,  Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colonie 

and  Centre  [see  adv.  dept.  page  21] 
Coyle  James  &  Co.  127  Nucella 
Dillon  Patrick  (root),  104  Canal 
Dunlop  A.  A.  67  Quay 
Mcknight  JOHIVS  son,  Hawk,  corner  Canal 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  24] 
McQuade  Patrick,  904  Broadway 
Milliman  John  (spruce),  Nucella  cor.  S.  Pearl 
Quinu  James,  26  North  Ferry 
Schinnerer  &  Hinckel  (lager).  Swan  c.  W.  Ferry 
TAYLOR  JOHN  &  SONS,  Broadway  cor.  Arch 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  22] 

Brick  Makers. 

(See  also  Fire  Brick.) 
Artcher  John,  G.  W.  turnpike  near  Cemetery 
Bassett  Daniel  E.,  Lark  near  Clinton  avenue 
McCall  P.  M.,  Canal  above  Dove 
McCarty&  Anderson,  head  Catharine 
Moore  Wm.,  Morton  corner  Hawk 
PALMER,    NEWTON  &  CO.    (fire),  Rathbone 

above  North  Ferry  [see  adv.  dept.  page  7] 
Reads  &  Jacobie,  Lark,  head  of  Canal 
Stanwix  George,  Morton  corner  Hawk 
White  Thomas,  50  Van  Woert 
Wilson  Joseph  B.,  Lumber  corner  Ten  Brock 

Bridge  Builders. 

PRUYN  &  LANSING  (iron),  4  Pruyn  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  3] 
Whipple  S.  30  Broad 

Britannia  Ware. 

Albany  Plate  Company,  552  Broadway 
Corning  E.  &  Co.  451  and  453  Broadway 
Tucker,  Crawford  &  Rector,  416  Broadway 
Van  Heusen  &  Charles,  470  Broadway 

Brokers. 

(See  also  Real  Estate  Brokers  and  Agents.) 

Comstock  A.  C.  (money),  23  Hudson 
Erwin  Geo.  (money),  29  Maiden  lane 
Evertsen  Evert,  James  corner  State 
Evertsen  Jacob  jr.,  James  corner  State 
Fenno  Henry,  20  Douw's  Building,  State 


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Hawley  D.  A.  17  Exchange  Building 

Hillson  James,  17  Exchange  Building 

Larose  Peter,  16  Exchange  Building 

Mack  &  Co.  (loan)  Museum  Building 

Payne  George  R.  438  Broadway 

Squires  Thos.  (exchange),  1  Exchange  Building 

Weaver  &   Woodhall,   15   ilxchange  Building 

State  and  H  Green 
Wiles  R.  P.  (stock),  65  State 

Brush  Manufacturers. 

ARMOUR  JOHN  B.  402  Broadway    [see  adv. 

dept.  page  13] 
Strempel  Jonn  L.  191  Bowery 

Builders. 

See  Carpenters,  also  Masons. 

Butchers. 

See  Meat  Stalls. 

Burning  Fluid  Manufacturers. 

Edson  &  Co.  11  Hudson 

EVERS  JOHN,  Chapel  ccr.  Van  Sjliaick   [see 

adv.  dept.  page  20]  "ept.  p.  20] 

TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

Butter. 

Crapo  Chauncy  V.  14  Hudson 

Cabinet  Makers,  etc. 

Allen  James,  613  Broadway  [page  9] 

BUTLER  J.  C.  &  CO.  98  State   [see  adv.  Sept. 
Ferguson  Charles,  549  Broadway 
Netterville  J.  W.  158  Green  and  1 18  S.  Pearl 
Parsons  Harvey  &  Son,  601  Broadway 
Senrick  X.  95  and  97  State 
Vile' Joseph,  70  Green 
Winne  John  &  Son,  15  North  Pearl 

Camphene,  Patent  Oils,  etc. 

FORD  &  MACOMBER,  32  and  34  Washington 

avenue  [see  adv.  dept.  page  14] 
Halpen  William  P.  205  Broadway 
TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20 and  22  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  20] 

Canal  Stores. 

See  Boat  Stores. 

Candle  Makers. 

Wickes  &  Tillinghast  (sperm),  Hudson  cor.  Dean 
See  also  Soap  and  Candles, 

Cap  Manufacturers. 

See  Hats  and  Caps. 

Car  Builders. 

Goold  James  &  Co.   corner  Union,   Hamilton 
and  Division 

Card  Manufacturers. 

Dobler  &  Gilman,  279  Hamilton 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

Alanson  Peter,  1  Elm 

Alexander  H.  129  Clinton  avenue 

Bancroft  John  &  Son,  54  James 

Beebe  Thos.  T.,  Whitehall  road  corner  Tennis 

Bruce  Wm.  113  Clinton  avenue 

Boardman  &  Waggoner,  46  Howard 

Capron  Daniel,  Spruce  near  Swan 

Chamberlain  W.  R.  55  Hamilton 

Christie  James,  156  Hamilton 

Clark  Francis,  56  Lydius 


Clemishire  John,  157  Clinton  avenue 

Crannell  J.  E.  26  Orange 

Comer  &  Rosstou,  Lark  near  Second 

Courtright  Edward  M.  72  Church. 

Cunningham  Ichabod,  88  Bleecker 

De  Tiere  L.  &  C.  5  Phoenix  place 

Dobbs  A.  28  Montgomery 

Dodds  James,  125  North  Pearl 

Egginton  Wm.,  Philip  corner  West  Ferry 

Fellows  James  E.  64  lower  Spring 

Fleming  M.  50  Bleecker 

Gellan  James,  118  North  Pearl 

Gilbert  Charles  W.  3  Van  Zandt 

Griffin  John,  122  First 

Griffith  Wm.  H.  27  Westerk> 

Guyer  Hugh,  84  First 

Hotaling  D.  I.  195  Lancaster 

Holmes  Calvin,  191  Hudson 

Jones  Wm.  Clinton  ave.  ab.  Swan 

Kavanaugh  Michael,  26  West  Ferry 

Kennedy'John  jr.  23  Elm,  and  170  Lydius 

Kidney  Jonathan,  86  Hamilton 

Kirtland  &  Thurber,  53  Fayette 

Killian  John,  Swan  n.  Orange 

Luce  Edwin,  22  Franklin 

Lynch  John  W.  97  Hawk 

Martin  Boyd,  28  Clinton  ave. 

Martin  Homer,  1 1  Canal 

McBurney  Joseph,  3  Plain 

Mesick  John  W.  34  Lydius 

Mills  John,  Swan  cor,  Chestnut 

Oliver  Gibson,  60  Maiden  lane 

Oliver  John,  60  Maiden  lane 

Parker  John  N.  Steuben  cor.  Chapel 

Philpot  &  Day,  58  Second 

Redden  Wm.  Clint,  ave.  n.  Lark 

Robinson  John,  200  Hamilton 

Rourke  &  Ea.sterly,  107  Eagle 

Schwartz  F.  270  Hamilton 

Scott  Robert,  64  Bassett 

Seymour  Charles,  1 17  Grand 

Seymour  Lewis,  93  Grand 

Smith  E.  B.  10  Third 

Van  Amburcth  &  Mullaly,  34  Herkimer 

Vandenburgh  W.  H.  3  Van  Zandt 

Vanderzee  .Jacob,  High  cor.  Hamilton 

Wallace  Wm.  40  Van  Zandt 

Watson  Samuel,  120  Lydius 

Wemple  P.  J.  &  Son,  23  Norton 

Whitbeck  Jonas  D.  Westerlo  cor.  Church 

White  R.  M.  177  N.  Pearl 

Carpenters'  Tool  Makers. 

BENSEN   &   CRANNELL,  108  State   [see  adv. 
dept.  page  11] 

Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  etc. 

Koonz  Abram  (weaver),  43  Grand 

Taylor  &  Waterman,  482  Broadway 

Van  Gaasbeek  A.  B.  &,  Co.  596  B'way  c.  Columbia 

Van  Gaasbeek  J.  &  Co.  472  and  474  Broadway 

Carriage  Builders. 

Abbey  Eli  &  Son,  72  and  74  Church 
Caldwell  Wm.  J.  90  Green 
Don  Peter  C.  186  Hudson  [Hamilton. 

Goold  James  &  Co.  corner  Division,  Union  and 
GUARDINIER  &  SELKIRK,  832  Broadway  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  17] 
Hubbell  &  Johnston,  19  and  21  Church 
KINGSBURY  &  WHITEHEAD,    131    and  133 

Hudson,  [see  adv.  dept.  page  17] 
Lloyd  Samuel  H.  Taylor's  alley 
LONG  &  SILSBY,  324  and  326  South  Pearl  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  1] 
McDonnald  Hugh,  183  and  185  South  Pearl 


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BUSINESS     DIEECTORY. 


McKinlay  Charles,  rear  143  South  Pearl 
Nowell  G.  F.  agent,  58  Bleecker 
Townsend  Edward,  Plumb  near  Green 
Winne  Peter,  19  James 
Witt  Merrick  jr.  345  and  347  State 

Carriage  and  Saddlery  Ware. 

Steele  &  Hobbs,  420  Broadway- 
Woodward  &  Hill,  324  Broadway 

Carriage  Smiths. 

Goold  James  &  Co.  Division  cor.  Hamilton 
GUARDINIER  &  SELKIRK,  832  Broadway  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  28.] 
KINGSBURY  &  WHITEHEAD,    133    Hudson 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  17] 
LONG  &  SILSBY,  324    South  Pearl  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  1] 
Wlnne  Peter,  19  James 

Carvers. 

BELL  &  SANDERS,  71  Herkimer    [see   adv. 

dept.  page  17] 
DURKIN  &  DULLEY,  Beaver  cor.    Green  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  17] 
GIBBS  S.  W.  9  Liberty  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  16] 
Schanno  Franz,  145  upper  Spring 

Car  Wheel  Manufacturers. 

ThacherGeo.  H.  &  Co.,  Learned  cor.  Thacher 

Cement. 

See  Lime,  Cement,  &c. 

Chair  Maker. 

(See  also  Cabinet  Makers) 
Smith  Wm.  57  Chapel 

Chemists. 

Bachmann  Renatus  (manuf.)  224  Elm 
Emmons  Ebenezer,  169  Hudson 
Porter  C.  H.  Medical  College 

China  and  Glass  Ware. 

See    Crockery. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

(See  also  Tohacconists.) 

Brown  George  G.  28  X  Clinton  avenue 

Chambers  and  Buhles,  27  Church 

Coughtry  Wm.  W.  914  Broadway 

Dalton  &  Large,  25  Churoh 

Engel  C.  24  South  Pearl 

Engel  N.  31  Green 

Falk  Meyer,  370  Broadway 

Greer  A.  &  Son,  822  Broadway 

Hess  Moses,  210  Washington  avenue 

Harris  J.  &  Son,  510  Broadway 

Johnson  John  0.  536  Broadway. 

Jones  James,  616  Broadway 

Keays  John,  second  cor.  Swan 

Lawler  &  Rogers,  776  Broadway 

Levy  Nathan,  28  South  Pearl 

Mascord  George,  50  State 

Miller  Julius,  20  South  Pearl        [dept.  page  14] 

PAYN  BENJAMIN,  447  Broadway    [see   adv. 

Quinn  James,  234  S.  Pearl 

Sheldon  L.  A.  Lydius  near  Partridge 

Sinsheimer  .Jacob,  31  State 

Townsend  Jessup  C.  r.  64  First 

Upperman  Frederic,  113  S.  Pearl 

Vant  &  Ertzberger,  Swan  cor.  Lumber 

White  John  H.  77  >^  Church 

Winne  Francis,  293  Broadway 


Cigar  Box  Makers, 

Lee  .John,  Grand  cor  Elm 

Richardson  Moses,  Merchant  place,  Hamilton 

Civil  Engineers. 

Bingham  R.  H.  City  Hall 

Carpenter  Geo.  W.  61  State 

De  Witt  R.  V.  56  State 

Hackett  Bartholomew  J.  50  State 

Hodgins  William,  443  Broadway 

Von  Steinwehr  A.  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 

Whipple  S.  20  S.  Pearl 

Clergymen. 

Bates  M.  269  Hudson 

Beil  Chas.  A.  57  Clinton 

Bishop  Theodore  M.  294  State 

Brown  Wm.  R.  76  S.  Ferry 

Calder  H.  L.  86  Cherry 

Campbell  John  N.  93  Hudson 

Carroll  William,  North  Pearl  cor.  Lumber 

Conroy  J.  J.  North  Pearl  cor.  Lumber 

Dickson  Alexander,  285  Grand 

Doran  Thomas,  14  Lodge 

Dyer  David,  13  Grand 

Flaston  Thomas,  128  N.  Pearl 

Ebsen  Henry,  29  Bowery 

Everett  Wm.  P.  86  upper  Spring 

Falk  Sampson,  68  Herkimer 

Farr  A.  A.  99  Colouie 

Fasbinder  Wolf,  25  Fulton 

Fulton  J.  D.  93  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 

Griffin  William,  277  Hudson 

Hoffman  Ernst,  200  Bowery 

Halley  E.  24  First 

Hennicke  Christian ,  77  Hamilton 

Hewlett  T.  R.  50  Jay 

James  William,  104  Hudson 

Keveney  Philip,  14  Lodge 

Lekins  John  S.  78  Rensselaer 

Magoon  E.  L.  66  Philip 

Mayo  A.  D.  32  Lodge 

McCloskey  John,  Lydius  opposite  Cathedral 

McCloskey  Patrick,  51  Dallius 

Meeker  Berea  0.  29  Plain 

Miles  John,  38  Clinton  avenue 

Miller  Theo.  D.  32  La  Fayette 

Morrow  S.  F.  48  Lancastt^r 

Noethan  Theodore,  152  Hamilton 

Palmer  Ray,  157  Hamilton 

Pitkin  Thos.  C.  31  Lodge 

Pohlman  Henry  N.  136  Washington  avenue 

Rawson  T.  R.  45  High 

Reed  Sylvanus,  99  Clinton  avenue 

Rogers  Ebenezer  P.  55  North  Pearl 

Rudder  William,  58  North  Pearl 

Schnellendruessler  Herman,  80  Schuyler 

Seelye  S.  T.  895  Broadway 

Selkirk  Edward,  27  Grand 

Sheehan  William  F.  229  Lydius 

Spalding  N.  G.  73  North  Pearl 

Sprague  Wm.  B.  51  Washington  avenue 

Stratton  R.  B.  72  First 

"Van  Vechten  J.  50  Clinton  avenue 

Von  Puttkamer  A.  289  State 

Wadhams  E.  P.,  Lydius  opposite  Cathedral 

Witherill  M.  132  Hawk  corner  Jefferson 

Wyckoff  I.  N.  100  Lydius 

Clocks. 

See  Watches  and  Jewelry. 

Cloth  Finisher. 

Mueller  Charles,  24  Hudson 


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Clothing. 

WHOLESALE. 

Davis,  Craft  &  Wilson,  465  Broadway 
Hutchins  &  Blossom,  81  Tweddle  Hall 
Moseley,  Lansing  &  Co.  477  B'way  and  24  Dean 
Wickes  &  Strong,  469  and  471  Broadway 

RETAIL. 
(See  also  Merchant  Tailors.) 

Bew  Lancelot,  431  Broadway 
Cohn  David,  32  South  Pearl 
Cohn  Myer,  82  South  Pearl 
CONANT  WILLIAM  B.  3  and  4  Exchange  Build- 
ing [see  adv.  dept.  page  4] 
Cooke  Thomas  jr.  553  Broadway 
Crounse  C.  A.  &  Co.  495  Broadway 
De  Yongh  Henry  (second  hand),  180  S.  Pearl 
Duesler  Daniel,  42  Orange 
Duncan  H.  R.  481  Broadway 
Duncan  James,  68  State 
Flower  Zeuo  Mrs.  417  and  419  Broadway 
Fogle  Moses,  248  South  Pearl 
Fredendall  Jacob,  34  Washington  avenue 
Godson  William,  411  Broadway 
Hamburger  Jacola,  104  South  Pearl 
Hans  Peter,  24  South  Pearl 
Hatch  Albert,  76  South  Pearl 
Higgins  Thomas,  21  Lawrence 
Illch  Simon,  124  South  Pearl 
Jackson  David  C.  403  Broadway 
Kearney  F.  &  T.  1 73  Montgomery 
Lansing  &  Brown,  389  Broadway 
Lowenberg  J.  297  Broadway 
Levison  Myer,  151  South  Pearl 
Lueke  Henry,  74  South  Pearl 
Lynch  Owen,  411  Broadway 
Marx  I.,  South  Pearl  cor.  Schuyler 
Marks  John,  303  Broadway 
Mattimore  J.  H.  421  Broadway 
Mattimore  Michael,  23  Lawrence 
McAuley  Charles,  627  Broadway 
McDonald  Ann,  195  South  Pearl 
Mork  Philip,  212  South  Pearl 
Murray  H.  H.  401  Broadway 
Newburg  J.  &  S.  331  Broadway 
Newman  Isaac,  202  South  Pearl 
Newitter  Julius,  64  Washington  avenue 
O'Brien  Bernard,  377  Broadway 
Paricra  Aaron,  224  South  Pearl  , 

Park  William,  4  and  5  Little  basin 
Parker  William  W.  40  State 
Parsons  J.  W.  415  Broadway 
Pohly  Nathan,  80  South  Pearl 

Putnam  P.  462  Broadway 

Sack  Simon,  206  South  Pearl 

Salters  B.  (second  hand),  666  X  Broadway 

Schenmeyer  George,  66  k  Hudson 

Schustzer  Mark,  110  South  Pearl 

Shepard  S.  F.  313  Broadway 

Stevens  C.  A.  391  Broadway 

Street  Richard,  2  South  Pearl 

Thorn  William,  43  Washingion  avenue 

Tobin  Joseph  F.  46  Quay  and  2  Ex.  Building 

Traub  Vine,  220  South  Pearl 

Upjohn  William,  41  Lydius 

Vogel  Andrew,  216  Washington  avenue 

Wilpers  Joseph,  247  South  Pearl 

White  &  Hoes,  333  Broadway 

Young  Henry  T.  (second  hand),  180  S.  Pearl 

Coach  Lace  Weavers. 

Nyland  John,  Beaver  corner  Green 
Steele  &  Hobbs,  420  Broadway 

Coal  and  Wood. 

Belknap  &  McKercher,  697  Broadway 
Casey  William,  Dallius  corner  Cherry 


Davis  James  &  Son,  102  South  Pearl,  and  173 

and  175  Broadway 
Fanning  Hiram  (kindling),  78  Canal 
Heydon  Bateman  E.  Broadway,  Gi'eenbush 
Leonard  &  Herrick,  246  Broadway 
Luther  G.  W.  69  Water,  45  Columbia  and  72 

Dallius 
Mattimore  &  Stuart,  40  Dallius 
Middleton  Richard,  358  State 
Neville  John,  Broadway,  corner  Rensselaer 
Morris  A.  5  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Phelan  John,  Broadway,  corner  De  Witt 
Putnam  &  Hoyt,  Broadway  corner  Westerlo 

and  Hudson  corner  Eagle 
Schuyler  Thomas,  Franklin  corner  Bassett 
Sill  Francis  N.   Grand  corner  Hamilton,  also, 

Lydius  corner  Church 
Slingerland  Henry  H.  95  Lancaster 
White  James  P.  20  Columbia 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills. 

BACON  &  STICKNEYS,  7  and  9  Exchange  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  12] 
Thomas  John  jr.  Exchange  corner  Dean 

Coffin  Warerooms. 

(See  Undertakers.) 

Collecting  Agents. 

Brice  James,  50  State 
Pratt  A.  B.  &  Co.  94  State 

Commissioners. 

TO  TAKE  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS   FOR  THE  FOLLOW- 
ING STATES. 
Alabama  : 

James  Brice 
Arkansas : 

R.  J.  Hilton 
California: 

R.  J.  Hilton 
Connecticut: 

A.  B.  Pratt, 

J.  M.  Read  jr 
Delaware: 

James  Brice 
JFlorida: 

R.  J.  Hilton 
Illinois: 

Edward  Wade 

R.  J.  Hilton 
Indiana: 

R.  J.  Hilton 

Edward  Wade 
Iowa: 

R.  J.  Hilton 

Wm.  A.  Jackson 

Edward  Wade 
Louisiana: 
R.  J.  Hilton 
Maryland: 

R.  J.  HUton 

R.J.Hilton  J.  M.  Readjr 

A.  B.  Pratt 

Massachusetts: 
R.  J.  Hilton  J.  M.  Read  jr 

Michigan: 
R.J.Hilton  J.  M.  Readjr 

Wm.  A.  Jackson 
Edward  Wade 


R.  J.  Hilton 


J.  M,  Read  jr 


J.  M.  Readjr 


J.  M.  Rekdjr 


.Tames  Brice 
J.  M.  Read  jr 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


Minnesota: 

R.  J.  Hilton 

Edward  Wade 
New  Hampshire: 

J.  M.  Read  jr 
New  Jersey : 

J.  M,  Read  jr. 

North  and  South  Carolina 

James  Brice 
Ohio: 

R.  J.  Hilton 

Wm.  A.  Jackson 
Pennsylvania : 

J.  M.  Read  jr. 
Rhode  Island : 
R.  J.  Hilton 
Tennessee : 

James  Brice 
Texas : 

R.  J.  Hilton 
Vermont: 

R.  J.  Hilton 


J.  M.  Read  jr 


Edward  Wade 


J.  M.  Read  jr. 
Edward  Wade 


J.  M.  Read  jr. 


J,  M.  Read  jr. 


J.  M.  Read  jr. 


Virginia : 

James  Brice 
Wisconsin : 

R.  J.  Hilton 

Edward  Wade 

Commissioners  of  Deeds. 

Allen  William  A,  94  State 

Barnes  David  M.  1  Green 

Bender  William  M.,  Lydius  corner  Lark 

Briggs  Epbraim  A.  7  North  Pearl 

Brown  James,  80  State 

Cassidy  Clinton,  480  Broadway 

Chase  J.  H.  canal  dept.  State  Hall 

Clement  Henry  A.  247  Hudson 

Coleman  James  H.  57  State 

Colvin  James  A.  77  State 

Cook  James  C.  468  Broadway 

Corning  Edwin,  Exchange  Building 

Costigan  John,  66  State 

Daniels  Spencer,  Van  Rensselear  Building 

Davis  William,  45  State 

Delehanty  Martin,  City  Hall 

De  Witt  Abraham  V.  9  Douw's  Building 

Downing  George,  94  State 

Durant  Allen  B.  5  Douw's  Building 

Duncan  Patrick,  Van  Schaick  cor,  Chapel 

Frothingham  W.  69  State 

Fensham  John,  clerk's  office.  City  Hall 

Gates  Garret,  67  First 

Glenn  Cornelius,  pension  office,  61  State 

Griffin  Richard  M.  26  Museum  Building 

Hamilton  Robert  M.  444  Broadway 

Hasbrouck  B.  R.,  Comptroller's  office 

Haskell  Wm.  H.  19  Exchange 

Hastings  Thomas,  37  State 

Hastings  William,  1 K  Green 

Hawley  Shaw  Y.  80  State 

Hayes  Thomas,' 71  State 

Hickcox  John  H.  155  Hamilton 

Hilton  R.  J.  74  State 

Hogaboom  George  W.  52  State 

Holmes  A.  T.  1  kxchange  Building 

Holstein  L.  D.  82  State 

Hotaling  Lansing,  75  State 

Humphrey  B.  C.  4  Park 

Jackson  William  A.  484  Broadway 

Jenkins  L.  pension  office,  7  Commercial  Building 

Johnson  James  C,  52  State 

Johnson  James  I.  91  Columbia 

Kelly  Warren  S.  50  State 


Kendrick  T.  W.  P.  Bank  of  Albany 

King  J.  Howard,  69  State 

La  Grange  George,  94  State 

Lacy  William,  74  State 

Lansing  Abraham,  13  Douw's  Building,  State 

Lansing  Henry  Q.  443  Broadway 

Latta  John,  Mineral  Spring  Garden 

Lansing  Jacob  A.  452  Broadway 

Latham  Chas.  G.  74  State 

Manning  Daniel  A.  2  Beaver 

Manning  S.  L.  77  State 

Martin  .James,  Commercial  Bank 

Mattice  John  W.  94 >^  State 

McCall  H.  S.  5  Douw's  Building,  State 

McFarland  James,  Museum  Building 

McHarg  W.  C.  50  State 

McNaughton  John,  447  Broadway 

Merriam  Levi  P.  470  Broadway 

Merrihew  E.  H.  66  State 

Merriman  Harmon  N.  50  State 

Miller  Ernest  J.  77  State 

Mills  D.  W.,  Bank  Department,  State  Hall 

Morange  W.  D.,  County  Clerk's  Office,  City  Hall 

Morrow  Thos.  B.  68  State 

Murphy  Richard  W.,  City  Bank 

Murphy  W.  D.  74  St  de 

Neligan  David,  283  Broadway 

Newcomb  P^dward,  50  State 

Nolan  Michael  A.,  Lumber  district 

Norton  M.  La  Fayette,  75  State 

Paddock  S.  jr.  51  State 

Pinckney  James  D.,  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 

Pratt  A.  B.  94  State 

Rathbone  Henry  R.  41  North  Pearl 

Read  J.  M.  jr.  55  State 

Robertson  W.  D.  461  Broadway 

Schuyler  Wm.  C.  134  Jefferson 

Simons  Thomas,  480  Broadway 

Stedman  G.  L.  443  Broadway 

Steele  Wm.  H.  75  State 

Sternberg  Jacob,  treasurer's  office  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

Exchange  Building 
Stevens  Albert  P.,  National  Bank 
St.  John  N.  74  State 
Strong  Joseph,  5  Commercial  Building 
Templeton  John,  Bank  of  the  Capitol 
Ten  Eyck  P.  Evening  Journal,  59  State 
Ten  Broeck  A.  P.  State  Hall 
Ten  Broeck  Cornelius,  51  Columbia 
Thacher  George  V.  County  Clerk's  office 
Trotter  John  H.  50  State 
Van  Allen  G.  A.  448  Broadway 
Vandenberg  R.  L.  452  Broadway 
Van  Derlip  Wm.  L.  5  Douw's  Building 
Van  Hovenbergh  T.  S.  Museum  Building,  State 
Van  Zandt  C.  804  Broadway 
Voorhees  Alonzo  B.  73  State 
Wade  Edward,  71  State 
Wells  R.  H.  94  State 
Wendell  N.  D.  Merchants'  Bank 
Whelpley  James  M.  484  Broadway 
Wickes  H.  N.  City  Hall 
Wight  Rezin  A.  41  and  43  North  Pearl 

Commission  Merchants. 

(See  also  Forwarders  and  Produce.) 
Aiken  E.  C.  312  Broadway 
Anderson  &  Congdon,  67  Quay 
Armstrong  C.  W.  Quay  cor.  Hamilton 
Averill  &  Ruggles,  77  Quay 
Avery  &  Eaton,  103  Pier 
Barrett  Wyman  R.  120  Pier 
BENTLEY  C.  W.  &  K.  C,  Quay  cor.  Hamilton 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  1 9] 
Brayton  &  Thorn  burn,  48  Quay 
Chamberlains,  47  Quay 


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Chapman  I.  A.  3  State 

Clark  &  GiflFord,  39  Quay 

Converse  T.  W.  121  Pier 

Crittenden  David  B.  38  Quaf 

Crittenden  M.  L.  &  Co.  58  Pier 

Davis  &  Barber,  5  Hudson 

Durant  K.  A.  &  Co.  119  Pier 

Gaige,  Hoag  &  Co.  8  fixchange 

Giflords  &  Pratt,  55  and  56  Quay 

Gilbert  Lucien  M.  38  Quay 

Glazier  &  Leonard,  82  Quay 

Gotfe  VVm.  B.  &  J.  41  Quay 

Grant  Gurdon,  113  Pier 

Griffin  G.  M.  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 

Griffin  Thomas  W.  &  Co.  76  Quay 

Hale  Silvester,  117  Pier 

Higgins  Robert,  265  Wash.  ave.  and  64  Quay 

Humphrey  Friend's  Sons,  14  and  16  State 

Irwin  William  P.  113  Pier 

Judson  E.  L.  [late  Wheeler  &  J.],  8  State 

Keeler  Isaac  N.  81  Quay 

Kewin  &  Dickerman,  92  State 

Lane  John,  319  Broadway 

Lawrence  &  Higgins,  317  Broadway 

Lewis  &  Hinkley,  89  Quay 

Lloyd  A.  C.  39  Dean 

McKissick  S.  66  Quay 

Mills  &  McMartin,  80  Quay 

Moran  M.  &  Co.  115  Pier 

Mott  Wm.  H.  83  Quay  [page  13] 

PAYNE  &  CROSBY,  16  Hudson  [see  adv.  dept. 

Preston  William  S.  110  Pier 

ReadM.  H.  &  Son,  118  Pier 

RequaC.  W.  115  Pier 

Russell  John  W.  114  Pier 

Settle  Sylvanus  W.  112  Pier 

Shepard  A.  D.  &  Co.  109  Pier 

Smyth,  Meigs  &  Young,  40  Quay 

Stowell  &  Penoyer,  108  Pier 

Van  Sickler  &  Forby  (manufacturers'  articles), 

10  and  14  Maiden  lane 
Vosburgh  C.  &  Co.  115  Pier 
Waterman  &  Buell,  116  Pier 
White  &  Brownell,  35  Quay 
Wing  &  Morgan,  123  Pier 

Confectioners. 

Anderson  &  Mesick,  30  Lydius  and  78  Wash.  ave. 

Baker  Samuel,  43  South  Pearl 

Briare  Benjamin  M.  83  Tweedle  Hall 

Burt  Edward,  274  South  Pearl 

Campbell  Ann,  Green  corner  Hamilton 

Clarkson  M.  98  State 

Connor  James,  127  Green 

Fellows  Ann,  50  Lydius 

Fuller  Richard,  71  Bowery 

Green  John  R.  882  Broadway 

Hern  John,  62  X  Green 

Kenny  P.  &  W.  54  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

La  Grange  S.  33  North  Pearl 

McFarland  A.  C.  108  South  Pearl 

McGuire  William,  628  Broadway 

McLaren  Margaret,  l8G>i  South  Pearl 

Modot  Joel  A.  64  Canal 

Reid  .lohn,  646  Broadway 

Terrry  W.  G.  109  South  Pearl 

Turner  James  H.  255  South  Pearl 

Walsh  Patrick  E.  66  Beaver 

Wright  Elizabeth,  41  Lydius 

Coopers. 

Bates  Jeremiah  H.  123  Chestnut 

BURT  U.  &  CO. ,  Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colonie 

and  Center  [see  adv.  dept.  page  21] 
Connick  P.  State  street  bridge 
Coyle  Patrick,  80  Church 

20 


Donnelly  Patrick,  72  Rensselaer 

Golden  Thomas,  193  Hudson 

Hamlin  R.  C.  63  Quay 

Hawe  M.  63  Liberty,  58  Union,  &  Arch  n.  Green 

Kearney  William,  28  Swan 

Le  Gallez  John,  Lansing  near  Broadway 

Murray  Thomas,  40  De  Witt 

Pennie  John  jr.  66  Herkimer  and  42  Quay 

Shields  Bernard,  rear  159  Lumber 

Smith  Michael,  62  Cherry 

Wooley  &  Harris  (cedar),  120  Washington  ave. 

Copper  Plate  Printers. 

(See  also  Printers.) 

GAVIT  &  COWELL,  Exchange  Bldg,  3d  floor 

Hobart  E.  74  State 

PEASE  HARRY  E.  518  Broadway 

Coppersmiths. 

(See  also  Tinsmiths,  etc.) 
Clark  J.  H.  12  Beaver 

DELEHANTY  M.  26  Green  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  6] 
GRIFFIN  P.  H.,  Steuben  corner  James  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  7] 
Lannigan  John  jr.  27  Church 
RIDGWAY  &  CO.  115  State  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  8] 
SMITH  PETER'S  SONS,   16  Beaver  [see  adv. 

back,  colored] 
Whitney  C.  345  Broadway 

Cord,  Fringe  and  Tassel  Manufacturers. 

Denmead  J.  &  S.  61  South  Pearl 
REID  JOHN,  586  and  588  Broadway  [see  adv. 
dept.  page  34] 

Coroners. 

See  page  176. 

Corset  and  Stay  Makers. 

See  Milliners. 

Cotton  Manufacturer. 

Hastings  Fred.  H.  5  Douw's  Building,  State 

Crockery,  CMna  and  Glass. 

Brown  R.  612  Broadway 

DEARSTYNE  JAMES  &    BROTHERS,  North 

Greenbush  [see  adv.  dept.  page  18] 
Frazier  Julia,  48  Washington  avenue 
McCracken  Bernard,  92  South  Pearl 
Lees  Thomas,  98  State 
Nixon  James,  66  State 

Tucker,  Crawford  &  Rector,  416  and  418  B'way 
Van  Heusen  &  Charles,  470  Broadway 
Wall  John,  85  South  Pearl 

Curriers. 

CUNNINGHAM  &  HELLIWELL,  365  Broadway, 
[see  adv.  dept.  page  25] 

Cutlers  &  Surgical  Instruments, 

Martin  James,  20  Beaver 
Spangenberg  Herman,  28  Beaver 

Daguerreotype  Apparatus. 

Green  &  Parsons,  496  Broadway 

Daguerrro'  and  Ambrotype  Artists.  . 

Bigelow  John  B.  496  Broadway 
Byron  John  N.  40  South  Pearl 
Chrisler  Merrit,  66  State 
Churchill  R.  E.  80  State 
Couchman  E.  45  South  Pearl 
Denison  D.  57  State 


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Thompson  S.  J.  480  Broadway 

Webster  Ashbel,  51  State 

Wendell  H.  56  State 

Wood  &  Brother,  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 

Woodworth  D.  444  Broadway 

Dentists. 

Austin  J.  C.  8  North  Pearl 

Benne  D.  P.  14  North  Pearl 

Brockway  J.  jr.  23  Dallius 

Griffin  Elwood,  59  Chapel 

Nelson  Robert  &  Alexander,  22  North  Pearl 

Newcomb  D.  61  Hudson 

Owens  Edward,  36  Grand 

Perkins  J.  A.  77  Lydius 

Rhein  M.  L.  84  Lydius 

Winne  Wm.  F.  41  Beaver 

Dentists'  Materials. 

Barrett  Wm.  49  Hudson 
Griswold  Francis  H.  283  Hndson 
Veeder  B.  H.  45  Hudson 
Wheeler  C.  F,  11  Beaver 

Die  Sinkers. 

Gavit  &  Cowell,  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 
True  Daniel,  Bleecker  Hall,  527  Broadway 

Distillers. 

Edson  &  Co.,  B'way,  cor.  Vine,  office  11  Hudson 
EVERS  JOHN,  Chapel  corner  Van  Schaick  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  20] 
TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  20.] 

Doors. 

See  Sashes,  Blinds  and  Doors. 

Drain  Tile  Manufacturers. 

Jackson  George,  Snipe  corner  Lydius 
McBride  &  Archer,  Great  Western  turnpike 
McCAMMON  C.  &  W.,   Clinton  avenue  corner 
Knox  [see  adv.  dept.  page  15] 

Dress  Makers. 

Adams  Sarah  Mrs.  57  Hamilton 

Belden  Almira,  Broadway,  Bath 

Brumaghim  Betsy,  Lark  corner  Sand 

Cary  Mary,  3  Plani 

Cochrane  E.  Mrs.  121  Beaver 

Colrose  Sophia,  28  Dove 

Cooper  Lucinda,  36  South  Lansing 

Coyle  Ann  J.  105  Church 

Dickson  Mary,  Broad 

Droogan  Rosanna,  83  South  Ferry 

Fisher  Polly,  116  X  Franklin 

Getty  U.  229  South  Pearl 

Gilbert  Elizabeth,  697  Broadway 

Green  E.  Mrs.  43  Maiden  lane 

Groat  Olive  S.  583  Broadway 

Hallenbake  C.  177  Jefferson 

Henry  Jane  Mrs.  54  Willett 

Hogeboom  Mary,  4)  South  Pearl    , 

Johnson  R.  W.  22  Lancaster 

Jones  Eliza,  25  Orange 

Kromer  Catharine,  45  Green 

Morey  A.  27  William 

Morris  Catharine,  8  Van  Schaick 

Onkey  Mary,  229  South  Pearl 

Osborn  Charlotte,  86  Hudson 

Pierce  Fanny  (cloak),  132  South  Pearl 

Potts  Mary  E.  7  Daniels 

Piatto  E.  Mrs.  61  Second 

Skinner  Emma,  40  Chapel 

Tate  Mrs.  M.  6  Van  Tromp 


Truesdel  M.  219  South  Pearl 
Vanderbilt  Mary,  152  upper  Spring 
Whalen  Martha,  65  Second 
Wood  M.  E.  93  North  Pearl 

Druggists, 

(See  also  Apothecaries.) 
Bullock  J.  H.  128  S.  Pearl  cor.  Lydius 
BURT  CHARLES  A.  795  Broadway  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  21 
Dexter  &  Nellegar,  State  cor.  North  Pearl 
FORD  &  MACOMBER,  32  and  34  Washington 

avenue,  [see  adv.  dept.  page  14] 
GRANT  R.  J.  &  A.   C.  62  and  64  State,  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  11] 
McClure  A.  &  Co.  (wholesale),  74  and  76  State 
McCLURE  J.  H.  &  CO.  70  State   [see  adv.  dept. 

page  18] 

Drum  Maker. 

Kilboum  George,  147  Clhiton  avenue 

Dry  Docks. 

Brainiird  &  Lawler  (sectional),  72  Pier 

Dry  Goods. 

WHOLESALE 
Moseley,  Lansing  &  Co.  477  B'way  and  24  Dean 
Sheldons  &  Co.  443  and  445  B'way  and  40  Dean 
Strong  Brothers  &  Co.   476  and  478  Broadway, 
and  11  and  13  James  [lane 

Van  Sickler  R.  M.  &  Forby,   10  and   14  Maiden 

RKTAIL. 
Anderson  John,  66  South  Pearl 
Arrowsmith  J.  W.  145  South  Pearl 
Bailey  &  Brother,  87  Washington  avenue 
Belser  Joseph,  316  South  Pearl 
Blatner  &  (  o.  348  Broadway 
Buckley  Wm.  N.  595  Broadway 
Canaday  G.  73  Washington  avenue 
Chapman  Mary  E.  208  South  Pearl 
Chatfield  Daniel  S.  650  Broadway 
Clark  Mary,  286  South  Pearl 
Cohn  J.  &  Brother,  336  Broadway 
Cook  Jacob,  265  South  Pearl 
Crapo  Seth's  Son,  56  State 
Dillon  Richard,  2U2  Broadway 
Duffy  M.  Madame,  49S  Broadway 
Flagler  F.  W.  384  Broadway 
Gloverseed  John  J.  317  South  Pearl 
Graves  Jane  G.  Mrs.  309  South  Pearl 
Hall  G.  S.  Mrs.  637  Broadway 
Harley  Edward,  813  Broadway 
Hartley  &  Sons,  33  South  Pearl 
Hendrickson  Alida  L.  Mrs.  134  South  Pearl 
Hinman  &  Brother,  396  Broadway 
Hoagland  A.  D.  326  and  328  Broadway 
Johnson  A.  N.  Mrs.  637  Broadway 
Ka.stendike  John,  161  South  Pearl 
King  Samuel  W.  68  Second 
Lamb  Robert,  11  South  Pearl 
Lederer  Brothers,  330  Broadway 
Lehman  Julius,  344  Broadway 
Lehrberg  K.  380  Broadway 
Luke  S.  31  South  Pearl 
Mann,  Waldmann  &  Co.  374  Broadway  and  48 

South  Pearl 
McCraken  J.  B.  422  Bi-oadway 
McElroy  James,  636  Broadway 
McElroy  William,  645  Broadway 
Mesick  H.  T.  338  Broadway 
Morrell  &  Reid,  40  South  Pearl 
Newwitter  J.  73  South  Pearl 
Ogsbury  &  Co.  81  Washington  avenue 
Owen  Edward,  71  South  Pearl 
Parker  Mary,  71  Swan,  Arbor  Hill 


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155 


Perkins  Frank  P.  554  Broadway 

Pierce  Lyman,  270  South  Pearl 

Post  Jared  A.  538  Broadway 

Redstone  Isaac,  23  Alexander 

Rosen bu rg  &  Co.,  Washington  avenue  c.  Knox 

Simcox  James,  204  South  Pearl 

Smyth  &  Owen,  71  South  Pearl 

Spier  C.  L.  558  Broadway 

Starr  A.  G.  S.  682  Broadway 

Tripp  Jonathan,  75  Washington  avenue 

Ubsdell,  Peirson  &  Co.  41  North  Pearl 

Van  Allen  C.  44  South  Pearl 

Van  Wormer  Cornelius,  144  South  Pearl 

Waterman  Edgar,  63  Washington  avenue 

Wiles  Thomas  H.  South  Pearl,  corner  Hudson 

Wilkins  &  Benedict,  53  Wasliington  avenue 

Willis  L.  P.  674  Broadway 

Waldman  S.  M.  42  South  Pearl 

Woodman  Margaret  G.  Mrs,  Broadway  opposite 

Ferry,  Greenbush 
Wylie  Jolm  K.  72  and  239  South  Pearl 
Zeh  David,  40  Hawk 

Dyers  and  Scourers. 

McDUFFIE  JOHN  Mrs.   20   Norton   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  32] 
McGRKGOR  E.  40  Orange  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  32] 
Niblock  John,  43  Hudson 

Earthenware. 

See  Potteries. 

Eating  Houses, 

See  Restaurants,  also  Refreshment  Saloons. 

Electrotypers. 

VAN  BENTHUYSEN  CHARLES,  407  Broadway 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  6] 
Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  59  State  and  7  James 

Elevators  of  Grain. 

Crittenden  M.  L.  58  Pier 
Patten  M.  &  Co.  80  and  84  Pier 

Engravers. 

CHURCHILL  &  CO.  (wood),  78  State   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  31]  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  6"l 

FERGUSON  H.  (wood)  448  Broadway,  3d  floor 
GAVIT  &  CO  WELL  (bank  note,  steel,  wood  and 

seal),  3d  floor.  Exchange  Building 
Hobart  E.  (steel  and  copperplate),  74  State 
HOFFMAN  A.  J.  &  CO.   (wood  and  stone),  452 

Broadway  [see  adv.  back  cover] 
Mix  Visscher  (jewelry),  24  Green. 
PEASfc;  HARRY  E.  (wood,  stone,  steel  and  cop- 

perlate,  518  Broadway 
True  Daniel  (seal),  527  Broadway 

Expresses. 

See  Page  177, 

Fancy  Goods. 

Anderson  John,  66  South  Pearl 
Bernhardt  G.  47  Green 
Cook  &  Davey,  42  South  Pearl 
Denmead  J.  &  S.  499  Broadway  and  61  S.  Pearl 
Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L.  45  Washington  avenue 
Harris  Bros.  408  Broadway 
Illch  Meir,  198  South  Pearl 
McCabe  Daniel,  206  South  Pearl 
Many  &  Delamater,  576  Broadway 
McGuigan  S.  W.  94  Eagle 
Morange  J.  W.  39  North  Pearl 
Rogers  C.  H.  37  M  Washington  avenue 
Sinsheimer  A.  570  and  572  Broadway  and  North 
Pearl,  corner  Maiden  lane 


Smith  &  Hulbert,  392  Broadway 

Spelman  B.  R.  &  R.  L.  582  Broadway 

Tobin  Joseph  F.  46  Quay 

Valkenburgh  S.  M.  56,  58  and  60  South  Pearl 

Fellies  (Bent). 
WINNE  &  NORTHROP,  Colonie,  Center   and 
Lansing  [see  adv.  dept.  page  ^4] 

Files. 

Blak«^  &  Son,  310  Broadway 
Brohm  Bernard,  North  Albany 

Findings. 

See  Leather  and  Findings. 

Fire  Brick. 

HENRY  JACOB  &  SON,  Tivoli   hollow    [see 

adv.  dept.  page  17] 
PALMER,  NEWTON  &   CO.,  Rathbone  above 

North  Ferry  [see  adv.  dept.  page  7] 

Fish  Dealers. 

WHOLESALE. 
Ames  &  Co.  37  Quay 
Bennett  E.  B.  60  Quay 
Chapman  Isaac  A.  3  and  7  State 
Halpen  Wm.  P.  205  Broadway 
Sanders  J.  B.  &  Co.  72  Quay 
RETAIL. 

Childs  Daniel  Mrs.  704  Broadway 

D  oyle  Hugh  P.  Clinton  avenue  cor.  North  Pearl 

Holden  H.  805  Broadway 

Marcellos  C.  72  Lydius 

Martin  &  McGratli,  Fishslip,  foot  Columbia 

M'Menamey  Edward,  341  Broadway 

Sawyer  Abram,  Center  Market 

Scott  L.  L.  604  Broadway 

Simmons  Elijah,  Center  Market 

Florists. 

(See  Nurseries,  also  Green  House  Plants. ) 

Flour,  Grain,  etc. 

(See  also  Flouring  Mills.) 
Aikin  E.  C.  312  Bfoadway 
Allen  A.  M.  91  Pier 

Ames  &  Co.  (buckwheat  flour),  37  Quay 
Armstrong  C.  W.,  Quay  corner  HamiJlton 
Artcher  &  Lyman,  63  Quay 
Averill  &  Ruggles,  77  Quay 
Baker  J.  66  Quay 
Barrett  Wyman  R.  120  Pier 
Bennett  E.  B.  60  Quay 
Bennett  T.  D.  86  Quav 
Bishop  Charles  B.  85  Pier 
Cary  Samuel,  13  State 
Chamberlains,  47  Quay 
Chapman  I.  A.  3  State 
Clark  &  Gifibrd,  39  and  43  Quay 
Combs  A.  M,  57  Quay 
Converse  Thomas  W.  121  Pier 
Crapo  C.  V.  14  Hudson 
Crittenden  David  B.  38  Quay 
Crittenden  M.  L.  &  Co.  58  Pier 
Crook,  Palmer  &  Co.  9  State,  and  4  and  6  Exch. 
Davis  John  C.  3  Hudson 
Davis  &  Barber,  5  Hudson 
DEARSTYNE  JAS.  &  BROS.,  Bath,  N.  Green- 
bush  [see  adv.  dept.  page  18] 
Dunlop  A.  A.  67  and  68  Quay 
Durant  E.  A.  &  Co.  119  Pier 
Evertsen  Albert,  113  Pier 
Fish  N.  A.  56  Pier 
Fish  S.  M.  56  Pier 


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Flinn  D.  846  Broadway- 
Gilbert  L.  M.  38  Quay 
Giffords  &  Pratt,  55  and  56  Quay 
Griffen  George  M.  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 
Griflfen  Thos.  W.  &  Co.  76  Quay 
Hale  Silvester,  117  Pier 
Hallenbeck  J.  M.  67  Quay 
Hallenbeck  M.  I.  7  Hudson 
Halsey  &  Washburn,  122  Pier 
Higgins  Robert,  265  Wash.  av.  and  64  Quay 
Irwm  Wm.  P.  113  Pier 

Judson  E.  L.  (late  Wheeler  &  Judson),  8  State 
Earner  G.  G.  4  Maiden  lane 
Keeler  Isaac  N.  81  Quay 
Lane  John,  319  Broadway 
Lansing  H.  &  Co.  319  Broadway- 
Lawrence  &  Higgins,  317  Broadway 
Lewis  &  Hinkley,  89  Quay 
Loveland  &  Vanderbilt,  63  Quay 
Merchant  L.  &  W.  71  Quay 
Mills  &  McMartin,  80  Quay 
Moran  Michael  &  Co.  115  Pier 
Mott  Wm.  H.  83  Quay  [page  25 

NICHOLAS  BRADLEY,  66  Quay  [see  adv.  dept. 
Patten  M.  &  Co.  80  Pier 
Pockman  W.  S.  43  Quay 
Preston  W.  S.  110  Pier 

Rankin  S.  &  A.  A.  90  Quay  and  295  Broadway 
Requa  C.  W.  35  Quay 
Russell  John  W.  1 14  Pier 
Shepard  A.  D.  &  Co.  109  Pier 
Smith  &  Haynes,  148  South  Pearl 
Smyth,  Meigs  &  Young,  40  Quay 
Stewart  John  (oats),  26  Westerlo 
Stowell  &  Penoyer,  108  Pier 
Van  Deusen  Merret,  35  Quay 
Warmington  Wm.  V.  322  Broadway 
Waterman  &  Buell,  1 16  Pier 
Weller  &  Smith,  24  State 
Wing  &  Morgan,  123  Pier 

Flouring  Mills. 

Albany  Steam  Flour  Mills  (M.  Patten  &  Co.), 

80  Pier 
Crittenden  M.  L.  &  Co.  68  Pier 
Julian  Flour  Mills  (Wing  &  Morgan),  123  Pier 
Mills  &  McMartin,  oflice  80  Qufy 
Ring  J.  N.  63  Quay 

Shepard  A.  D.  &  Co.  109  Pier  [Broadway 

Tivoli  Railroad  Mills  (Henry  Lansing  &  Co.),  319 
Van  Deusen  Merret,  35  Quay 

Forwarders. 

(See  also  Commission  Merchants.) 
Anderson  &  Congdon,  57  Quay 
Austin  &  Co.  102  Pier 
Barrett  Wyman  R.  120  Pier 
BENTLEY  C.  W.  &  R.  C,  Quay  corner  Ham- 

ilton  [see  adv.  dept.  page  19] 
Chamberlains,  47  Quay 
Chase  S.  G.  &  Co.  113  Pier 
Clark  &  Gifford,  39  Quay 
Durant  E.  A.  &  Co.  1 19  Pier 
Eaton  L.  H.  103  Pier 
Eaton  William,  103  Pier 
Fish  S.  M.  &  Co.  56  Pier 
Gay  George  E.  103  Pier 
Griffen  George  M.  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 
Mann  David,  1 1  Quay 
McKissick  S.  66  Quay 
Merchant  L.  &  W.  71  Quay 
Preston  W.  S.  110  Pier 
Read  M.  H.  &  Sons,  118  Pier 
Robertson  Alexander,  105  Pier 
Schuyler  Thomas,  80  Pier 
Smyth,  Meigs  &  Young,  40  Quay 


Sturgis,  White  &  Moe,  61  Quay 

VAN  SANTVOORD  A.  &  CO.  77  Pier  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  29] 
White  John  G.  &  Son,  Quay  comer  Bleecker 

Freestone,  etc. 

(See  Marble   Works.) 

Fruit  Dealers. 

WIIOLEi?ALE. 
Ackert  Gilbert,  Columbia  c.  Broadway,  G'bush 
BENJAMIN  &  HERRICK,  351  and  353  Broad- 
way [see  adv.  back  cover] 
Hagaman  G.  365  Broadway 
Johnson  &  OfFenheiser,  26  South  Pearl 
M'Menamey  E.  341  Broadway 
WOOD  W"   L.   385  Broadway   [see  adv.   dept. 
page  13] 

RETAIL. 

Assalena  Leon,  77  State  and  2  North  Pearl 

Clark  Joseph,  88  Washington  avenue 

Hill  Cornelius,  43  Green 

Jackson  James,  South  Pearl  comer  Lydius 

McGuire  John  T.  628  Broadwav 

PHILIPS   JOHN   B.  90  State'  [see  adv.   dept. 

page  27] 
Rooney  William,  17  South  Pearl 
Simmons  &  Switzer,  1  South  Pearl 
Thomas  &  Seeley,  662  Broadway 
Wolenman  A.  86  State 

Furniture. 

(See  also  Cabinet  Makers.) 
Allen  James,  613  Broadway 
BUTLER  J.  C.  &  CO.  98  State  [see  adv.  dept. 

page  9] 
Harrigan  John,  591  Broadway 
Harris  Edwin  A.  126  State 
Howe  R.  L.  &  Co.  96  State 
McChesney  L.  H.  110  State 
Merrifield  &  Wooster,  57  and  59  South  Pearl 
VIELE  R.  K.,  Thacher  above  North  Ferry    [see 

adv.  dept.  page  8] 
Winne  John  &  Son,  15  North  Pearl 

Furriers. 

TREADWELL  GEORGE  C.  &  CO.   449  Broad- 
way [see  adv.  dept.  page  4] 

Gas  Fitters  and  Fixtures. 

(See  also  Steam  and  Gas  Fitters.) 
Munsig  William,  623  Broadway 
Quinn  John,  1 53  Broadway 
Robinson  G.  &  S.  18  Beaver 
Shepard  &  Son,  7  Tweddle  Hall 
Tucker,  Crawford  &  Rector,  416  and  418  B'way 
Van  Heusen  &  Charles,  470  Broadway 

Gas  Metre  Manufacturers. 

McDonald  D.  &  Co.  51  Lancaster 

Gas  Works  Contractors. 
Aubin  Gas  Works  Company  (Henry  Q.  Hawley, 
President),  44  Statu  [Broadway 

City  Gas  Works  (Paul  A.  Sabbaton,  supt.),  452 

Gentlemen's  Furnishing-  Goods. 

Jones  P.  H.  584  Broadway 
McNeill  John,  508  Broadway 
Murray  Peter,  77  South  Pearl 
Teller  &  Page,  462  and  464  Broadway 

Geologists. 

Emmons  E.  159  Hudson 

Hall  James,  Morton  cor.  Delaware  turnpike 

Whitefield  Robert  P.  Morton  cor.  Delaware  turn. 


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157 


Gilders. 

Annesley  L.  &  Son,  506  Broadway 

Burton  Jas.  &  Co.  486  Broadway  ' 

Thompson  &  Brothers,  12  Green 

Glass  Reflector  Manufactory. 

Owens  Thomas  T.  58  Green 

Globe  Maker. 

Crocker  Mason  I.  22  Daniels 

Glue  Manufacturer. 

Coulson  Thomas,  328  Bowery 

Gold  Beaters. 

Barrett  William,  49  Hudson 
Veeder  B.  H.  45  Hudson 
Wheeler  Charles  F.  1 1  Beaver 

Grain,  etc. 

See  Flow;  Grain  &c. 

Grain  Measurers. 

Dermody  Patrick,  40  Van  Schaick 
Eames  Gideon  D.  113  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Fairchild  Wm.  B.  84  Third 
Hillson  Robert,  7  Hudson 
Holmes  Robert,  7  Hudson 
Johnson  J.  190  Hudson 
Lathrop  Henry,  160  Hudson 
Pearse  Marshall,  186  Lancaster 
Remer  B.  M.  21  Lancaster 
Rubs  Adam,  212  Hamilton 

Grates  and  Heaters. 

HENDERSON  J.   C.  566  Broadway    [see  adv. 
dept.  page  35]  [adv.  dept.  page  3] 

PAGE  J.  &  SONS  (door),  60  and  62  Liberty  [see 
Walsh  J.  D.  &  Brother,  545  Broadway 

Green  House  Plants. 

Chatfleld  Alfred  F.  50  Chestnut 

Dingwall  J.  Troy  road  opposite  Manor  House 

Thorburn  Wm.  492  Broadway 

Wilson  .John,  Lydius  opposite  Knox 

Yorke  Andrew,  16  Willett 

Grindstones. 

EMERY  BROTHERS,  52  State   [see  adv.   dept. 

page  197] 
Merchant  L.  &  W.  Quay  cor.  Division 

Grist  Mills. 

Orcutt  Ly Sander  A.  Tivoli  hollow 

Grocers. 

WHOLESALE. 

Ainsworth  &  Northrup,  15  State 

Bacheldor  G.  &  E.  C.  18  State 

Brumaghim  Albert  M.  68  Wash.  ave. 

Bulkley  H.  H.  57  and  59  Dean 

Cook,  Wing  and  Wooster,  18  Hudson 

Crapo  C.  V.  14  Hudson 

Jud^on  E.  L.  8  State 

Lawton  &  Taylor,  17  State 

Monteath  &  Badgley,  26  and  28  State 

Sanders  J.  B.  &  Co.  72  Quay 

WAIT  GEORGE,  359  and  361   Broadway   [see 

adv.  front  colored] 
Weidman  &  Mead,  10  State 
Wilson,  Grimwood  &  Co.  11  State 

KETAIL. 
Amsdell  Theodore,  147  Jay 
Ai-matage  William  N.  58  Canal 


Armitage  J.  H.,  Hamilton  cor.  Hawk 
Barry  .Tames,  Hamilton  cor.  Fulton 
Barry  Michael,  146  Broadway 
Bartholomew  C,  Hudson  cor.  High 
Belser  George,  146  Franklin 
Bergen  William,  165  Church 
Bender  Wendell  M.  Lydius  cor.  Lark 
Blake  Owen,  23  Columbia 
Boardman  Frank,  Lodge  cor.  Beaver 
Bortle  &  Mclntyre,  276  Broadway 
Bortle  WilliamH.  160  Broadway 
Bouton  Chester  F.  82  Wiishington  avenue  , 

Bradt  &  Jones,  30  Washington  avenue 
Bradt  John,  J.  1  Bethlehem  road 
Brammall  George  G.  41  Van  Schaick 
Braniff  William,  21  Perry 
Brower  A.  B.  194  Broadway 
Brown  John  131  Sand 
Brown  Matthews,  122  Water 
Burch  John  D.  796  Broadway 
Burns  Catharine,  214  Broadway 
Burt  Jolm  D.  796  Broadway 
Byrne  M.  107  Beaver  ' 

Byrnes  Andrew,  43  Second 
Callahan  Timothy,  Green  cor.  Arch 
Callan  R.  T.  685  Broadway 
Cameron  D.,  Hamilton,  cor.  Eagle 
Campbell  &  McDade,  Lumber  district 
Carroll  L.  89  Canal 
Carroll  P.  69  Canal 
Carter  Wm.  H.  46  Lydius 
Carey  John,  84  Church 
Carey  Michael,  33  Jefferson 
Carey  Lawrence,  107  Eagle 
Cavert  Wm.  &  Co.,  84  North  Pearl 
Chambers  Patrick,  425  Lydius 
Chapman  Morgan  L.  36  Quay 
Clark  James,  1 45  Orange 
Clarke  M.  Lodge  cor.  Pine 
Cochrane  William  F.  41  North  Pearl 
Coleman  Thos.  D.  66  Colonie 
Collins  Tim,  155  Eagle 
Conroy  James,  164  Broadway 
Cooper  James,  116  State 
Costillo  Patrick,  848  Broadway 
Cotter  J.  R.  42  Canal 
Cozine  H.  B.  &  G.  N.,  Hudson  cor.  Lark 
Crossman  Edward,  107  Pier 
Gumming  William,  199  Washington  avenue 
Cummings  G.,  Division  cor.  Liberty 
Cunningham  Thomas,  151  Orange 
Davidson  Mary,  Dove  cor.  Elm 
Davidson  M.  H.  87  Church 
DEARSTYNE  JAS.  &  BROS.,  Ferry  cor.  B'way, 
Bath,  N.  Greenbush  [see  adv.  dept.  page  18] 
De  Forest  C.  A.  &  Co.,  Green  cor.  Hamilton 
Delaney  Patrick,  30  Canal 
Demps'ey  Michael,  92  Schuyler 
Donahoe  Edward,  105  Dove 
Donahoe  Edward,  60  Arch 
Donahoe  Thomas,  43  Canal 
Doran  James,  Perry  cor,  Bradford 
Dower  Morris,  12  Clinton 
Dorn  George,  162  Washington  avenue 
Droogan  Peter,  3  Morton 
Duel  Nathan,  17  Knox 
Dugan  John,  67  Church 
Dunham  B.  B.  870  Broadway 
Eagen  John,  99  Canal 
Early  Thomas,  46  Colonie 
Eaton  Daniel  0.  67  Grand 
Engel  Ernest,  64  Lark 
Fallon  John,  140  Orange 
Farley  Thomas,  334  State 
Fazakerly  Hann.ah,  170  Jefferson 
Feeney  Patrick,  39  Hamilton 
Fish  Rosa,  335  South  Pearl 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTOEY 


Fisher  Andrew,  19  Knox 

Fitzqerald  Martin,  121  Franklin 

Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  155  Orange 

Fitzhenry  John,  45  La  Fayette 

Flynn  Edward,  101  Beaver 

Fox  Patrick,  Arch  corner  Green 

Fryer  John,  778  Broadway 

Fuller  D.  T.  44  Philip 

Gainer  Wm.  Swan  corner  Third 

Galvin  John,  170  Lumber 

Gannon  Thomas  F.  8S  Third 

Gardner  Patrick,  402  State 

Geiser  Antoine,  334  S.  Pearl 

Goodman  Solomon,  196  South  Pearl 

Gratton  Patrick,  1 10  Bowery 

Greppin  August,  90  Schuyler 

Griffing  W.  C.  J.  20  Soutli  Pearl 

Guynan  James,  190  Orange 

Guynan  Patrick  C.  121  Canal 

Hadley  James  R.  103  South  Pearl 

Hamlin  &  Crouch,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Handler  Henry,  274  South  Pearl 

Harrigan  John,  22  Canal 

Harrison  Julia,  100  Canal 

Hart  James,  Lydins  corner  Philip 

Hartman  Peter  L.  205  Bowery 

Hartigan  Lawrence,  53  Church 

Haswell  &  Chapman,  10 1  South  Pearl 

Herzchberger  Lewis,  277  South  Pearl 

Hickey  John  &  Bro.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Higgins  John,  16  Delaware 

Hill  George,  73  Pier 

Hill  Lewis,  666  Broadway 

Hiller  Bernard,  156  Clinton  avenue 

Hiller  S.,  Clinton  avenue  corner  Swan 

Hoffman  Philip,  212  Washington  avenue 

Holler  Jacob,  30  Bowery 

Home  Ann,  Dove  cor.  Lydius 

Honrigan  Joseph,  70  Rensselaer 

Hughes  Arthur,  90  Van  Woert 

Hughes  James,  56  Colonie 

Hunter  Chas.  E.,  Hawk  cor.  Hamilton 

Hutchinson  David,  123  Bowery 

Hyderman  M.  289  South  Pearl 

Hynes  David  Mrs.  48  Van  Schaick 

Isaacs  Betsy,  256  South  Pearl 

Jacobson  S.  374  Lydius 

Jackson  Jas.  D.  118  Hamilton 

Judge  James,  274  North  Pearl 

Kavanaugh  Thomas,  Swan  cor.  Lydius 

Kearney  F.  &  T.  173  Montgomery 

Kearney  Henry  J.  153  Clinton  avenue  cor.  Swan 

Kelly  Hugh,  175  Montgomery 

Kelly  Thomas,  17  Orange  cor.  Montgomery 

Kennedy  D.  81  First 

Kennedy  John  B.  Grand  cor.  Morton 

Kennedy  Patrick,  113  Green 

Kenney  Matthew,  35  Liberty 

Keogh  James,  Swan  cor.  Lumber 

Kerr  William,  13  South  Pearl 

Kieley  Jeremiah,  Broadway  cor.  Arch 

Kimball  E.,  Broadway  opposite  Ferry,  G'bush 

King  David  V.  197  Hamilton 

Kissell  Frank,  444  Lydius 

Klaar  Frederic,  68  Clinton 

Kleene  Frank,  57  Clinton 

Klock  Morton,  25  Lawrence 

Kyler  Geo.  W.  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Lagrange  Abram,  Dove  cor.  Hamilton 

Lamb  Bridget,  Green  cor.  Bassett 

Lamoure  T.  89  Washington  avenue 

Latham  W.  G.  Lumber  district 

Lawlor  Ellen,  259  State 

Lawrence  A.  L.  114  Pier 

Lawson  Alexander,  West  Ferry  cor.  Philip 

Leonard  Thomas,  30  Quay 

Livingstone  Henry,  71  Clinton 


Lord  E.  J.  29  Washington  avenue 

Loveridge  George  E.,  Dove  corner  JeflFerson 

Lowenthall  David,  246  South  Pearl 

Lowingstin  Moses,  310  South  Pearl 

Lynch  Patrick,  208  Green 

Lyons  Joseph,  9  Chestnut 

Lyons  J.  W.  192  North  Pearl 

Maher  Edward,  South  Pearl  corner  Arch 

Maher  Edward,  Green  corner  Mulberry 

Matthews  Andrew,  51  Lawrence 

Mattimore  &  Judge,  183  Montgomery 

May  Isaac,  130  Clinton  avenue 

May  Solomon,  278  Lydius 

McAllister  Charles,  169  Lumber 

McAneeny  James,  144  Arch  corner  Grand 

McBride  J.  &  Wm.  26-2  Washington  avenue 

McBride  T.  &  H.,  South  Pearl  corner  Hudson 

McCaffrey  Jolni,  41  Lumber 

McCall  James,  15  Columbia 

McCall  John,  Chapel  corner  Orange 

McCann  Hugh,  40  Morton 

McCann  James,  46  Spencer 

McCaughan  John,  211  Broadway 

McClaskey  Wm.  J.  268  Lydius 

McClelland  W.  Mrs.  800  Broadway 

McCloskey  Edward,  Green  corner  Schuyler 

McDermott  Owen,  29  Westerlo 

McElroy  Thomas,  527  Broadway 

McGinnis  J.  &  P.  12  Canal 

McGovern  John,  50  Arch 

Mclntyre  John,  154  Montgomery 

McKenna  B.  142  Broad 

McKenna  T.  173  Orange 

Merchant  G.  R.  A.  19  North  Pearl 

Miller  &  Binck,  Ferry,  Greenbush 

Miller  Nathaniel,  121  Canal 

Mimney  James,  First  corner  Swan 

Mink  Oliver  W.,  South  Ferry  corner  Church 

Mitchell  James,  177  Montgomery 

Mitchell  Wm.  306  Broadway 

Mix  H.  &  W.  305  South  Pearl 

Moakler  James,  149  Grand 

Monahan  John,  15  Lawrence 

Moore  James,  244  Washington  avenue 

Mosher  0.  R.  342  State 

Mount  David,  293  State 

Mulcahy  Eliza  Mrs.  59  Van  Woert 

Murphy  Patrick,  Eagle  corner  West  Ferry 

Murphy  Thomas,  118  Clinton  avenue 

Murray  Michael,  164  Second 

Murray  Patrick,  1 1  Morton 

Nessle  John  P.,  Chapel  corner  Maiden  lane 

Neville  Isaac,  Water'corner  North  Lansing 

O'Connnell  Patrick,  Third  near  Knox 

O'Conner  John,  85  Dove 

O'Connor  P.  147  Hamilton 

O'Connor  Thomas,  120  Broad 

O'Hagan  Charles,  22  West  Ferry 

O'Hagan  J.  175  Elm 

O'Hagan  Thos.  W.  Second  corner  Lark 

O'Hare  Owen,  Arch  corner  Green 

O'Neil  Barnard,  37  Van  Schaick 

Oppenheim  Gerson,  92  Herkimer 

O'Rourke  Thomas,  219  South  Pearl 

Osborne  Jas.  H.  &  Co.  159  South  Pearl 

Papen  &  Co.  74  Schuyler 

Park  William,  4  and  5  Little  basin 

Pemberton  J.,  North  Pearl  corner  Columbia 

Quinn  Thomas  F.  179  Jefferson 

Quinlan  John,  138  Swan 

Radley  &  Palmatter,  176  Hudson 

Ramsey  James,  817  Broadway 

Rauscher  George,  51  Quay 

Riley  Chas.  211  Lumber 

Riley  Edward,  Second  cor.  Swan 

Renter  George,  103  Snipe 

Rhatigan  Richard,  70  Van  Woert 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


159 


Rice  James,  17  Canal 

Roake  Patrick,  100  Arch  cor.  Franklin 

Roflf  John  J.  Dove  cor.  Hamilton 

Rosekrans  Ferris  D.  138  S.  Pearl 

Ryan  Honora,  138Jeflferson 

Ryan  Richard,  99  Schuyler 

Schuyler  &  Co.  88  Basset 

Schwarz  S.,  Green  cor.  Ferry 

Scott  P.  &  Co.  74  Pier 

Scott  Wm.  B.,  Swan  cor.  Second 

Scraflford  J.  D.  420  Lydius 

Shaw  William,  786  Broadway 

Shaw  William,  66  Beaver 

Sheldon  George  W.  72  Washington  avenue 

Sheppard  Peter,  B'way  n.  Johnston,  Greenbush 

Shevlin  John,  Lumber  cor.  Lark 

Shonts  John  A.  210  Water 

Shultz  Frederick,  245  South  Pearl 

Simmons  Thos.  B.  &  Co.  B'way  c.  Ferry,  G'bush 

Simpson  John,  261  S.  Pearl 

Smith  Bernard,  16  Second 

Smith  David,  27  S.  Pearl 

Smith  David  A.,  Green  cor.  Hudson 

Smith  Henry,  53  Lawrence 

Smith  Wm.  &  C.  104  Pier 

Spencer  Philip,  7  Bowery 

Sprinks  J.,  Hamilton  cor.  Lark 

Stalker  Martin,  4  Bowery 

Stein  Meyer,  138  Green 

Stevens  George,  141  Eagle 

Stone  &  Winne,  Clinton  ave.  cor.  Ten  Broeck 

Strauss  Joseph,  13  Bowery 

Strong  Joseph,  238  Washington  avenue 

Sullivan  Daniel,  99  Franklin 

Sutliff  Ezra  A.  29  Lancaster 

Taylor  James,  123  Green 

Ten  Eyck  Clinton,  142  North  Pearl 

Van  Allen  Philip,  114  South  Pearl 

Van  Alstyne  J.  W.  &  J.  R.  90  Washington  ave. 

Van  Heusen  R.  W.  34  Jay 

Van  Slyck  Charles  P.  20  Dallius 

Veeder  &  Selkirk,  154  South  Pearl 

Vickers  John,  283  South  Pearl 

Vine  Frederic,  7  and  9  North  Pearl 

Visscher  &  Phillips,  63  Beaver 

Vrooman  James  D.  121  Hawk 

Wadleigh  George  B.  346  Washington  avenue 

Waldron  J.  G.  157  South  Pearl 

Wallace  Matthew,  706  Broadway 

Wallace  Oliver  V.  103  Orange 

Weed  L.  S.  230  Hudson 

Weeks  Edward  J.,  Hamilton  comer  Green 

Wickham  John,  42  Union 

Wilcox  J.  660  Broadway 

Williams  James,  49  Lydius 

Williams  John  H.  14  South  Pearl 

Williams  S.  867  Broadway 

Winegard  Wm.  76  Washington  avenue 

Winters  Wm.  P.  7  South  Pearl 

Wolstofif  John,  205  Broad 

Young  George,  19  South  Pearl 

Zeh  David,  40  Hawk 

Ounsmiths  and  Sporting  Apparatus. 

Lathrop  R.  P.  57  State 
Scott  W.  J.  &  R.  H.  9  Beaver 

Hair  Dressers. 

Anthony  Wm.  H.  17  Washington  ave. 
Baum  John,  236  S.  Pearl 
Branning  Frank,  206  Washington  ave. 
Brewer  Arthur  T.  140)^  Broadway 
Butler  J.  A.  V.  17  Quay 
Chambers  John,  State,  cor.  Dean 
Chase  John  H.,  Delavan  House. 
Christopher  J.  G.  13  Beaver 
Crannel  Matthew,  28  Lodge 


DeMunn  H.  A.  44  Orange 

Dengal  Andrew,  274  Broadway 

Funk  Geo.  C.  228  Washington  ave. 

Futterer  Louis,  54  Beaver 

Gardner  Wm.  C.  G.  8  Clinton  avenue 

Garrison  Thomas  W.  39  South  Pearl 

Goines  B.  N.  1  Hamilton 

Gooseberry  Peter  &  Co.  23  Hudson 

Gunther  &  Blasie,  10  Washington  avenue 

Gunther  Jacob,  136  State 

Harding  John  J.  217  Bowery 

Held  Christian,  99  S.  Pearl 

Heller  Jacob,  Stanwix  Hall 

Helt  Jacob,  713  Broadway 

Jones  James  R.  805  Broadway 

Joseph  Amos,  21  Quay 

Klein  John,  214  South  Pearl 

Loevy  David  J.  189  South  Pearl 

Martineau  F.  X.  jr.  1  Stanwix  Hall  Building 

Matthews  Wm.  F.  27  Maiden  lane 

Morgan  George  L.  79  Green 

Norris  H.  B.  70  Washington  avenue 

Norris  James,  632  Broadway 

Robinson  John  N.  863  Broadway 

Scherer  George,s83  S.  Pearl 

Simons  Jacob,  rear  780  Broadway  *• 

Springer  M.  100  State 

Switzer  Henry,  309  Broadway 

Thauer  Nicholas,  9  Tweddle  Hall 

Van  Vranken  R.  A.  41  Second 

Van  Vranken  Francis,  482  Broadway 

Weyermiller  Adam,  100  State 

Wood  Charles,  297  Hamilton 

Hair  Work. 

Blanchard  J.  W.  20  North  Pearl 

Stiles  Maria,  21  Hudson        [adv.  dept.  page  31] 

YAUMAN    THEODORE,     580   Broadway    [see 

Hame  Manufacturer. 

Whitney  William,  86  Green 

Hand  Screws. 

Pamell  W.  50  Howard 

Hardware. 

ALLEN,  SHEPARD  &  CURTISS,  35   and  37 

State  [see  adv.  back  cover] 
BENSEN  &  CRANNELL,  108  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  11] 
Corning  E.  &  Co.  451  and  453  Broadway 
Lathrop  R.  P.  57  State 
McDuftie  &  Vanderzee,  12  South  Pearl 
Miles  N.  B.  63  State 

Pruyn,  Marble  &  Co.  39  State  [Greenbush 

Simmons  Thomas  B.  &  Co.  B'way  cor.  Ferry, 
Steele  &  Hobbs  (saddlery),  420  Broadway 
Viele  &  Clark,  41  and  43  State 
Woodward  &  Hill  (saddlery),  324  Broadway 

Harness  Makers. 

Bacheller  D wight,  143  South  Pearl 

Clandening  Wm.  617  Broadway 

De  Witt  Ira,  24  Washington  avenue 

Effler  Michael,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Fonda  John  (gig),  324  Broadway 

Green  Oscar  F.  23  Church 

Lloyd  A.,  Church,  corner  Broadway 

LLOYD  LYMAN  J.  340  and  342  Broadway  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  11] 
Main  Robert,  95  South  Pearl 
Miller  Samuel,  51  Beaver 
O'Laughlin  James,  173  Montgomery 
Terrell  Holland,  375  Broadway 
Traver  George,  658  Broadway- 
Whitney  Edward,  12  North  Lansing  « 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


Hat  Blocks. 
Krebs  Charles,  106  Lark 

Hats,  Caps  and  Furs. 

Bliss  George  W.  35  Washington  avenue 

Boughtou  Daniel,  414  Broadway 

Boyd  Thomas,  21  North  Pearl 

Cotrell  J.  G.  k  Son,  46  State 

DICKSON  HUGH,  58  State  [see  adv.  front  5] 

FITZGERALD  E.  W.  &  J.  410  Broadway   [see 

adv.  front  4] 
Frothingham  Wra.  444  Broadway 
Herrick  E.  S.  &  Son,  401)  Broadway 
Herrick  William  J.  394  Broadway 
Marshall  F.  38  Washington  avenue 
McAiister  Alexander,  428  Broadway 
Milwain  J.  84  State 
Oppenheim  Lewis,  123  South  Pearl 
BOBBINS  J.  S.   South   Pearl     corner  Hudson 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  40] 
TREADWELL  GEO.  C.  &  CO.  (caps  and  furs), 

449  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept.  page  4] 
Tripp  &  Taylor,  57  Washington  avenue 
Wiliard  Geo.  12  Beaver 
Zacharius  Jacob,  88  South  Pearl 

Hatters. 

Boughton  Daniel,  414  Broadway 
DICKSON  H.  58  State  [see  adv.  dept.  page  5] 
Frothingham  Wm.  444  Broadway 
Read  Geo.  W.  &  Jehial,  Broadway  corner  Hud- 
son (wholesale) 

Hay  Presses. 

Dedrick  Levi,  68  Liberty 

Hay  and  Straw. 

Bradley  D.  G.  Hudson  corner  Swan 
Cavanagh  Thos.  5  Clinton  avenue 
Hallenbeck  James  M.  Hudson  corner  High 
Howard  Samuel,  143  Hudson 
McClaskey  E.  I.,  Plain  corner  Philip 
Murphy  Patrick,  99  Church 
Stewart  John,  2G  Westerlo 
Storey  Terence,  82  Orange 
Vanderlip  George  R.  30  Orange 

Hay  Scales. 

Hallenbeck  James  M.  Hudson,  corner  High 
McClaskey  E.  I.,  Philip  corner  Plain 

Herbs. 

Albert  Peter,  43  X  Green 

BURT  CHARLES  A.  agent,  797  Broadway  [see 
adv.  dept.  page  21] 

Hides,  Oil  and  Leather. 

Anable  &  Rathbone,  30  and  33  State 
HEPINSTALL  GEORGE,  25  Hudson  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  11] 
Holt  Jared,  48  Hudson 
HUMPHREY  FRIEND'S  SONS,  14  and  16  State 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  4] 
Robinson  Edmund  A.  6  State 

Hops. 
BURT  U,  &  CO,  Center  [see  adv.  dept.  page  21] 
Tweddle  John,  Montgomery,  above  Spencer 

Horse  Shoers. 

See   Blacksmiths. 

Hose  Makers. 

See  Harness  Makers 


Hosiery. 

Holmes  H.  B.  26  South  Pearl 

Hotels. 

Adams  House,  James  Jenkinson,  14  Steuben 
Albany  Hotel,  N.  Beardsley,  67  Wash,  avenue 
Albion   Hotel,    Geo.   Leech,    Broadway  comer 

Herkimer 
American  Hotel,  Lemuel  Clark,  100  State 
Beardsley's   Hotel,  S.  S.  Vedder,  28  Wash.  ave. 
BOSTON  HOUSE,  Simon  Lodewick,  Broadway, 

Greenbush  [see  adv.  dept.  page  25] 
Bull's  Head,   A.   R.   Hunter,  junction  Clinton 

avenue  and  Bowery 
Commercial  Hotel,  J.  H.  Zeh,  387  Broadway 
Congress  Hall,  James  L.  Mitchell,  Washington 

avenue  corner  Park  place 
DELAVAN  HOUSE,  T.  Roessle  &  Son,  Broad- 
way corner  Steuben  [see  adv.  dept.  page  30] 
Drovers'   Exchange,  Irani  B.  Moore,  W.  Albany 
Dunlop  House,  John  White  jr.  719  Broadway 
Eagle  Street  Hotel,  Green  &  Mills,  Eagle  comer. 

Hudson 
Empire  House,  P.  Murphy,  99  Church 
Exchange  Hotel,  Peter  H.  Brooks,  25  Maiden  1. 
Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Hotel,  P.  Poland,  91 

Washington  avenue 
Farmers'  Hotel,  J.  N.  Hager,  42  Washington  av. 
Farmers  Hotel,  Edward  Dearstyne,  Bath 
Franklin  House,  Edwin  Beebe,  138  State 
Marble  Pillar,  Veazie  &  Bro.,  State  c.  Broadway 
Merchants'  Hotel,  D.  Peck  &  Co.  507  Broadway 
Northern  Hotel,  Wm.  C.  Carroll,  41    N.  Lansing 
Phoenix  Hotel,  P.  McGoldrick,  254  Broadway 
Pearl  Street  Hotel,  R.  B.  Stiles,  156  South  Pearl 
Rail    Road    House,    Martin   Fryer,    Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Stanwix  Hall,  Gay  &  Austin,  Broadway  corner 

Maiden  lane 
Union  Hotel,  J.  L.  Jefts,  278  Broadway 
Van  Rensselaer  House,  J.  P.  Brayton,  State  cor. 

South  Pearl 
Washington  Hotel,  Mrs.  J.  Poland,  74  Wash.  av. 
WELDON    HOUSE,  James  Weldon,  49   State 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  27] 

House  Famishing  Goods. 

Bicknell  B.  397  Broadway 
Nixon  James,  66  State 
Templeton  Samuel,  511  Broadway 
Randall  Andrew,  75  State 

Ice. 

Bradwell  P.  S.,  Bassett  cor.  Quay 
Hall  0.  932  Broadway 
Hotailing  Aaron,  41  Broadway 
Judge  Thomas,  22  Bethlehem  road 
Moore  Wm.,  South  Pearl,  lower  end 

India  Rubber  Goods. 

E.  W.  Ford,  406  Broadway 

Ink,  Blacking  and  Varnish. 

Ovens  George,  10  Exchange 
Rosekrans  A.  D.  12  Exchange 

Inspectors. 

BOAT. 

Vosburgh  John,  79  South  Pearl 

FLOUR. 
Jacobson  John,  117  Pier 
Vosburgh  John,  79  South  Pearl  "; 

HIDES  AND  LEATHEB. 
Holbrook  Francis  D.  14  State 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


161 


Hughson  George,  85  Colonie 
Muir  James,  56  Van  Schaick 

LUMBER. 
Brainard  Wm.  H.  at  Towner  &  Hayt's,  18  Lum- 
ber district 
Birch  Samuel  M.  939  Broadway 
Bridgford  James  E.  269  North  Pearl 
Campbell  John,  47  De  Witt 
Carter  John  B.  116  Clinton  avenue 
Carroll  W.  H.  267  North  Pearl 
Castle  W.  H.  43  Lumber 
Chase  Samuel  T.  Dunlop  House 
Crannell  Francis  F.  ill  Second 
Davenport  Samuel  J.  47  Second 
Davis  C.  E.  85  Ten  Broeck 
Fassett  Asa,  223  North  Pearl 
Gourlay  W.  B.  82  North  Pearl 
Hayt  Wm,  W.  198  North  Pearl 
Higham  L.  103  Colonie 
Holdin  J.  W.  51  De  Witt 
King  W.  T.  14  Lumber  district 
Maher  J.  T.  196  North  Pearl 
McCall  T.  J.  1  Lumber  district 
Patten  John  W.  26  Third 
Peck  Edward  H.  68  Lumber 
Riley  John  J.  144  Swan,  Arbor  hUl 
Salisbury  James  M.  125  Second 
Vanderlip  G.  R.  30  Orange 
Wilson  Thomas,  94  First 

SPIRITS. 
Buckbee  James  A.  60  Clinton  avenue 

STEAM  BOAT  BOILERS. 
De  Witt  Richard  V.  56  State 

WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES. 

Wooley  Wm.  T.  120  Washington  avenue 
Insurance  Agents. 

BABCOCK  E.  446  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept. 
page  32] 

Cassidy  William  M.  74  State 

CROSBY' JAMES  F.  9  Strong's  BuUding,  Broad- 
way [see  adv.  back  cover] 

CUYLER  GEORGE  (mutual),  50  State  [see  adv. 
front  colored] 

Davis  William,  46  State 

Fryer  William  J.  51  State 

Groesbeeck  Stephen,  56  State 

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 

Safford  Edwin,  69  State 

Sanders  James  B.  9  Douw's  Building,  State 

Schuyler  Cornelius,  51  State 

Valentine  William,  47  State 

VAN  ALLEN  G.  A.  (Commerce),  448  Broadway, 
[see  adv.  front  colored] 

Vanderpoel  I.  (life),  59  State 

Van  Rensselaer  &  Trotter,  50  State 

Winne  J.  F.  51  State 

Insurance  Companies. 

COMMERCE  INSURANCE  CO.  448  Broadway 

[see  adv.  front  colored] 
MUTUAL  INSURANCE  CO.  50  State  [see  adv. 

front  colored] 

Intelligence  Offices. 

Burt  John,  38 >i  South  Pearl 
Doyle  Michael,  12  Howard 
Wilson  Henry,  47  X  Hudson 

_ 


Iron  Founders. 

CORNING  &  GOEWEY  (hollow  ware),  140  and 

148  Grand  between  Westerlo  and  Arch  [see 

adv.  front,  colored] 
EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  197] 
MAGINNES   M.  Broadway  cor.  Mulberry  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  5] 
McCoy  &  Clark,  13  and  15  Green 
McKINNEY'  &  MANN.   33  Lumber  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  13] 
PAGE  J.  &  SON,  58  Liberty   [see  adv.  dept. 

page  3] 
Ransom  S.  H.  &  Co.  463  Broadway 
RATHBONE  JOHN  F.  2  and  11  Green  [see  adv. 

opposite  title] 
SHARTS  THEODORE,    37  Church    [see  adv. 

dept.  page  36] 
SHEAR,  PACKARD  &  CO,  17  and  19  Green  [see 

adv.  front  colored] 
TOWNSEND  FRANKLIN,  Elk  cor.  Hawk  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  6] 
Treadwells  W.  &  J.,  Perry  &  Norton,  110 Beaver 
VOSE    &    CO.,    Broadway,  opposite    Delavan 

House  [see  adv.  dept.  page  5] 
Wasson  &  Co.  47  Montgomery 
WINNE  &  ABEEL,   525   Broadway   [see  adv. 

back  colored] 
Young  &  Cook,  North  Albany 

Iron  Founders'  Materials. 

Orcutt  Lysander  A.,  Tivoli  hollow 

Iron  Railing  Builders. 

Cunliff  Simeon  jr.  20  Quay 
Hoffman  Joseph  J.  93  Beaver 
PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn    [see  adv.  dept. 
page  3] 

Iron  Safes. 

See  Safe  Manvfacturers, 

Iron  and  Steel. 

Allen,  Shepard  &  Curtiss,  35  and  37  State 

Benedict  W.  F.  343  Broadway 

Corning  Erastus  &  Co.  451  and  453  Broadway 

Lathrop  R.  P.  57  State 

Miles  N.  B.  63  State 

Pruyn,  Marble  &  Co.  39  State 

Viele  &  Clark,  41  and  43  State 

Jewelers,  Manufacturing. 

(See  also  Watches  and.  Jewelry.) 

Adler  &  Myers,  386  Broadway 
Burgess  L.  G.  10  Plain 
Hood  B.  L.,  North  Pearl  cor.  State 
Lawton  Slager  A.  44  State 
Magnus  S.  M.  368  Broadway 
Mix  James,  24  Green 
Peters  C.  F.  50  Green 
Stein  &  Brother,  548  Broadway 
Van  Loon  T.  E.  480  Broadway 
Wendell  &  Feltman,  480  Broadway 
YAUMAN  THEO.  (hair  jeweler),  580  Broadway 
[see  adv.  dept.  page  31] 

Junk  Shops. 

Danzinger  Horace,  199  South  Pearl 

Franzen  .Jacob,  4  Division 

McClelland  David,  64  Green 

Miller  Cornelius,  Westerlo  cor.  Church 

Murtaugh  John,  Columbia  cor.  Water 

Riley  Michael,  82  Lumber 

Udart  Wm.  80  Rensselaer 


162 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


Lace  Manufacturer. 

Nyland  John,  Green  cor.  Beaver 

Laces  and  Embroidery. 

Anderson  John,  66  South  Pearl 

Hindman  A.  U.  546  Broadway 

McNeil  J.  522  Broadway 

RaflFerty  H.  T.  707  Broadway 

REID  JOHN,  586  and  588  Broadway,  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  34] 
Sinsheimer  A.  570  and  572  Broadway 
Valkeuburgh  S.  M.  56,  58  and  60  South  Pearl 

Ladies'  Dress  Trimmings. 

REID  JOUN,  588  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept.  page 

Last  Manufacturers. 

GRAVES  &  FOLGER,  Eagle  alley,  r.  324  Broad- 
way [see  adv.  dept.  page  26] 

Laundry. 
Rider  William  W.  265  Hudson 

Leather  and  Findings. 

Anable  &  Rathbone,  30  and  32  State,  and  333  and 

335  Wasliington  avenue 
Gross  Samuel,  27  Hudson 
HEPINSTALL  GEORGE,  25  Hudson  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  11] 
Holt  Jared  &  C.  B.  48  Hudson 
HUMPHREY  FRIEND'S  SONS,  Hand  16  State 

[see  adv.  dept.  page^] 
Robinson  Edmund  A.  6  State 
Strasser  Maier,  2  Howard 

Leather  Dresser  and  Glover. 

Newman  Charles,  457  Broadway 

Lime  and  Cement. 

Bentley  C.  W.  &  R.  C.  Hamilton  corner  Quay 

Chapman  I.  A.  3  State 

Hallenbeck  J.  M.  67  Quay 

Mott  Wm.  H.  83  Quay 

Warner  Bros  &  Co.  33  Broadway,  cor.  Nucella 

WOODRUFF  D.  H.  &  C.  L.  (cement  manufac- 
turers). Plain  c.  Grand  [see  adv.  dpt.  p.  26] 

WOODRUFF  HALSEY,  39  VVesterlo  [see  adv. 
dept.  page  9] 

Linseed  Oil  Manufacturer. 

Deyennand  Wm.  381  Broadway 

Liquors,  Wines,  etc. 

WHOLESALE. 
BEHAN  THOMAS,  6  Hudson  [see  adv.   dept. 

page  19] 
Bleecker  &  Co.  347  Broadway 
Bleecker  G.  V.  S.  107  South  Pearl 
BURT  CHARLES  A.  797  Broadway  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  2i] 
Branigan  &  McCabe,  607  Broadway 
Canady  Lloyd,  40  Washington  avenue 
Claassen  Euno  J.  209  South  Pearl 
Claassen  Ellas,  Clinton  c.  Delaware 
Clute  Garrit  M.  49  Quay 
Cushraan  R.  S.  &  P.  376  and  378  Broadway 
DeGroot  F.  597  Broadway 
Donnelly  Peter,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Dorr  H.  603  Broadway 
Dunn  Daniel,  169  South  Pearl 
Esmay  Isaac,  13  Norton  [dept.  page  20] 

E  VERS  J.  Van  Schaick  cor.  Chapel   [see  adv. 
Fleming  &  Laughton,  South  Pearl  cor.  Beaver 
Gardner  John  H.  &  Sons,  80  Wash.  ave. 


Hamburger  Moses,  73  Hamilton 

Hartraann  Louis,  42  Bowery  corner  Wash.  ave. 

Hendrickson  J.  4  Hudson 

Higgins  &  Davy,  618  Broadway 

Hinckel  Charles,  83  South  Pearl 

Jupp  Langham,  9  South  Pearl 

Kiernaii  James  &  Co.  22  Dean 

Lawyer  D.  W.  53  Dean 

Mahar  &  Wallace,  197  Broadway 

Marrin  J.  J.  7^  Hudson 

Mascord  George,  50  State 

McCoup-hin  Michael,  62  Quay 

McCoUum  James,  289  Broadway 

McDermott  Timothy,  58  Bleecker 

McNamara  William,  74  Canal 

Murphy  &  Whitty,  205  Green 

Mulholland&  Brother,  14  Beaver 

REID  JAMES  &  CO.  2  and  4  State  [see adv.  dept. 

page  19] 
Reynolds  Peter  &  Sons,  232  South  Pearl 
Rice  &  Moakler,  678  Broadway 
Schurr  Christian  277  Washington  avenue 
Stone  &  Merritt,  50  Quay 
TRACE Y  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  20] 
Wilkinson  Jacob  &  Son,  12  State 

RETAIL. 
Auty  Alexander,  30  Green 
Branagan  &  McCabe,  607  Broadway 
Carroll  Michael,  38  Orange 
Claassen  Elias,  Clinton  corner  Delaware 
Clarke  Michael,  Lodge  corner  Pine 
Cusliman  R.  S.  &  P.376  and  378  Broadway 
Cunningham  N.  29  Dean 
Damm  Jacob,  25  Hamilton 
Dorr  Henry,  603  Broadway 
Evers  James,  27  Van  Schaick 
EVERS    JOHN,   11   and  13  Van  Schaick  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  20] 
Fannasay  Steplien,  149  Broadway 
Farrell  John,  180  Green 

Fleming  &  Laughton,  South  Pearl  cor.  Beaver 
Hendrickson  J.  4  Hud.eon 
Higgins  &  Davy,  618  Broadway 
Jupp  Langham,  9  South  Pearl 
Kean  Andrew,  33  Van  Woert 
Kiernan  James  &  Co.  22  Dean 
Konig  Hermanns,  840  Broadway 
Malouey  Patrick,  161  Orange 
Maloy  William,  88  State 
Mahar  &  Wallace,  197  Broadway 
Marrin  J.  J.  7  X   Hudson 
McCormick  T.  194  Orange 
Morrow  James,  Ferry  corner  Broadway 
MuIholland&  Brother,  14  Beaver 
Nessle  John  P.  Maiden  Lane  corner  Chapel 
O'Connell  Richard,  4  William 
Peters  John  G.  780  Broadway 
Strempel  Charles  F.  18  Washington  avenue 
Walsh  Thomas,  78  State 

Lithographers. 

(See  also  Engravers.) 
Gavit  &  Cowell,  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 
Hobart  E.  74  State  [back  cover 

HOFFMAN  A.  J.  &  CO.  452  Broadway  [see  adv. 
PEASE  HARRY  E.  518  Broadway 

Livery  Stables. 

Bradbury  Charles,  Hudson  near  Second  avenue, 

Greenbush 
Brewster  Augustus,  222  State 
Cowell  R.  252  Broadway 
Cox  William,  32  Church 
Fisher  Edward,  SIX  Union 
Flood  Jeremiah,  67  Canal 


Frisby  Edward,  80  Hamilton 

HARRIS  GEORGE  &  SON,  Maiden  lane  corner 

James  [see  adv.  dept.  page  14] 
LODEWICK    SIMEON,   Broadway,   Greenbush 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  26] 
McCormick  .1.  7  and  9  Grand 
Morehead  William,  2^  James 
Mui-phy  Patrick,  99  Church 
Rose  David,  41  Division  and  39  Columbia 
Sisson  Noel  E.  53  Lancaster 
Slauson  William  F.  Mrs.  71  and  79  Maiden  lane 
Springsteed  William  W.  133  and  135  S.  Pearl 
Terrell  R.  H.  &  Brother,  Howard  near  Eagle 
Venazee  Peter,  rear  156  South  Pearl 
Wallace  A.  F.  52  James 
Wilson  Thomas,  26  Steuben 

Locksmiths  and  Bell  Hangers. 

Blackball  J.  &  W.  J.,  Hamilton  corner  Fulton 
Croissant  Martin,  204;^  Washington  avenue 
Gerdon  E.  J.  80  Beaver 
Lovie  Alexander,  6  Liberty 
Vandenburgh  W.  41  James 

Looking  Glasses  and  Picture  Frames. 

Annesley  L.  &  Son,  504  and  506  Broadway 
Burton  James  &  Co.  486  B'way  and  26  Maiden  I. 
Thompson  &  Brother,  12  Green 

Lumber. 

Arnold,  Folsom  &  Co.  19  Lumber  district 

Barnard  S.  W.  448  Broadwav 

Bender  Wendell  M.  184  Water 

Benedict  J.  &  Son,  15  Lumber  district 

Birdsall  Wm.  8  Lumber  district 

Bloomingdale  W.  H.,  Lumber  dist.  ab.  N.  Ferry 

Bullock  &  Many,  48  Water 

Gary  &  Salisbury,  1  Lumber  district 

Clark  Stephen,  5  Lumber  district 

Clark  &  Sumner,  6  Lumber  district 

Cooley  Calvin,  4  Lumber  district 

Dal  ton  &  Kibbee,  118  Water 

Easton  Charles  P.  20  Lumber  district 

Fa:5sett  &  Washburn,  9  Lumber  district 

Hawley  H.  Q.  &  Co.,  Lumber  district 

Headlam  W.  «&  Son,  Water  corner  Lumber 

Higbie,  Douglass  &  Co.  3  Lumber  district 

Hill,  Thomas  &  Co.  4  Lumber  district 

Ketchum  R.  V.  R.  14  Lumber  district 

Lord  T.  S.  25  Lumber  district 

Mattoon  D.,  Water  corner  Orange 

McGoweuM.  190  Water 

Mead,  Dunham  &  Co.  4  Lumber  district 

Patten  R.  J.  Water  cor.  Quackenbush 

Rathbun  Joshua,  9  Lumber  district 

Roberts  George  W.  191  Water 

Rogers  Nelson,  188  Water 

Romaine  &  Dunscombe,  13  Lumber  district 

Romaine  Isaac  F.  106  Water 

Ross  &  Crocker,  17  Lumber  district 

Ross  H.  P.  &  Co.  25  Lumber  district 

Sackett  W.  H.  15  Lumber  district 

Scott  David,  70  Bassett 

Simons  N.  E.  &  Co.  1 16  Water 

Smith  &  Haynes  (Kenwood),  office  148  S.  Pearl 

Tallman  J.  3  Lumber  district 

Thomson  L.  &  Co.  23  Lumber 

Towner  &  Hayt,  18  Lumber  district 

Towner  J.  0.  &  Co.  7  Lumber  district 

Vose  Rodney,  196  Water 

Ward  J.  C.  &  Son,  120  Water 

Warren  C.  &  Co.  Quay  above  Columbia 

Warren,  Wilbur  &  Co.  Quay  cor.  Columbia 

White,  Loveland  &  Co.  Water  cor.  N.  Ferry 

Williams  C.  P.  &  Co.  21  Lumber  district 


Lumber  Inspectors. 

See  Inspectors. 

Machine  Carving. 

Crayar  Thomas  C.  49  Liberty 
Machinists. 

Cunliff  Simeon  jr.  20  Quay 

DONCASTER  DANIEL,   200  Water   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  36] 
EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 

page  197] 
Fairman  G.  W.  318  Broadway 
Hardie  Robert,  93  Broadway 
MAGINNES  MICHAEL,   Rensselaer  cor.  Quay 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  5] 
PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  dept. 

page  3] 
PUNSHON  JOHN  &  CO.  16  and  17  Quay  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  1] 
RODGERS  JOHN,  33  and  35  Lumber  [see  ady. 

dept.  page  35] 
TOWNSEND  FRANKLIN,  Elk  cor.  Hawk  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  6] 

Malsters. 

(See  also  Brewers.) 

BURT  U.  &  CO.,  Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colo- 
nie  and  Center  [see  adv.  dept.  page  21] 

Dunlop  A.  A.  67  and  68  Quay 

Higgii  s  Robert,  94  Bowery 

Kirk  Andrew,  904  Broad  way - 

Kirkpatrick  Sarah,  widow,  415  State 

McCredie  Thomas,  36  Clinton  avenue 

McCuUough  William  A.  &  Co.,  Rensselaer  cor- 
ner Dallius 

Mcknight  JOHN'S  son.  Hawk  comer  Canal 
[see  adv.  dept.  page  24] 

McNab  William,  260  Washington  avenue 

MfQuade  Patrick,  904  Broadway 

Perry  Hiram,  188  Bowery 

Phipps  &  Co.  State  corner  Lark 

TAYLOR  JOHN  &  SONS,  Broadway  cor.  Arch 
[see  adv.  dept.  page  22] 

Tweddle  John,  Montgomery  above  Spencer 

Welsh  James,  152  Bowery 

White  J.  G.  &  Son,  Quay  corner  Bleecker 

Manufacturers'  Articles. 

Van  Sickler  &  Forby,  10  and  14  Maiden  lane 

Map  Writer. 

Vaughan  David,  42  Washington  avenue 

Marble  Workers. 

Belden  Albert  A.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
BROOKSBY  &  ROWLAND,  Green  cor.  Westerlo 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  15] 
Fair  John,  162  and  183  South  Pearl 
Gray  William,  Franklin  cor.  Westerlo 
Jones  Samuel  E.  45  Herkimer 
Manson  Wm.  Howard  cor.  Lodge 
Marsden  Thomas,  105  Hudson 
Terry  Jerome,  17  Bethlehem  road 
Tuckerman  &  McClelland,  133  Lydius 
Vincent  &  Carley,  167  Lydius 

Masons  and  Builders. 

Aspinall  Robert,  32  First 
Ball  Paul,  15  Swan 
Ballentine  James,  318  Lydius 
Bridgford  John,  291  State 
Chism  Ebenezer,  67  First 
Eaton  James  W.  182  Lydius 
Ellery  John,  297  Lydius 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


Goewey  Jacob,  92  Beaver 
Lane  J.  H.  163  Jefferson 
McCuen  Jolm,  141  Orange 
McKenna  John,  163  Lydius 
Reese  John,  229  Hamilton 
Russell  H.  L.  212  State 
Schwartz  Fred.  270  Hamilton 
Todd  Wm.  12  Chestnut 
Townsend  John  H.  62  First 
Turner  J.  54  Spencer 
Turner  William  28  First 
Visscher  Henry,  105  Jefferson 
White  John,  160  Clinton  avenue 
Woodruff  David  H.  16  Plain 
WOODRUFF    HALSEY,  39  Lydius   [see  adv. 
dept.  page  9] 

Meat  Stalls. 

Andes  &  Engel,  56  Green 

Armatage  A.  C.  324  Lydius 

Austin  Thomas,  44  Hawk,  and  306  Wash.  ave. 

Ayen  Conrad,  104  Nucella 

Battersby  James  and  John,  21  Clinton  ave. 

Beebe  A.  102  Beaver 

Beschkee  Henry,  418  Lydius 

Blakeman  Ira,  Broadway,  c.  Ferry,  Greenbush 

Bullis  Robert  L.  113  Pier 

Burmeister  Frederick,  105  Bowery 

Charles  &  Van  Meter,  3  to  7  Center  Market 

Corcoran  Jeremiah,  84  Schuyler 

Derby  Geo.  F.  &  Co.  68  Lydius 

Deyermand  James,  Second  below  Lark 

Donovan  P.  201 X  Broadway 

Eaton  John  E.  1 3  Center  Market 

Edwards  Thomas,  418>i  Lydius 

Farnham  Henry,  Jay  cor.  Lark 

Featherly  J.  23  Philip 

Featherly  John,  114  Green 

Fredennch  Jacob,  Green,  comer  Hudson 

Fredenrich  John,  286  Broadway 

Fredenrich  Philip,  18  and  20  Center  Market 

George  Frederick,  230  Washington  avenue 

Gibson  C.  V.  776  Broadway 

Gibson  W.  H   16  Center  Market 

Giffen  John,  68  Westerlo 

Hagadorn  Silas,  130  Lydius 

Hardis  Harwick,  836  Broadway 

Hartnett  J.  B.,  Rose,  corner  Hamilton 

Hartnett  William  A.,  Hudson,  corner  Hawk 

Hetrich  Michael,  1  Center  Market 

Horton  Jared,  Second,  corner  Swan 

Kaffenburgher  Jacob,  84  South  Ferry 

Kahle  Charles,  56  Union 

Kirpatrick  John,  I  and  2  Center  Market 

LaGrange  Abraham  J.  357  State 

Lindensteen  Moses  Mrs.  17  Center  Market  . 

Lipman  Mark,  8  Center  Market 

Luz  Frederick,  50  Rensselaer 

Marks  Juliiis,  94  Schuyler 

McAvinue  B.,  Lydius,  corner  Hawk 

McClasky  Bernard,  281  South  Pearl 

McQuade  Joseph,  69  North  Pearl 

Moore  Andrew,  288  South  Pearl 

Moore  A.  P.  827  Broadway 

Ostrander  James,  14  Center  Market 

Piatt  Charles  E.,  State,  corner  Lark 

Powers  John,  204  Green 

Putnam  James  A.  Broadway,  cor.  Columbia 

Rapp  Charles,  Green,  corner  John 

Rapp  C.  jr.  8  and  10  Center  Market 

Riley  Matthew,  Franklin,  corner  Schuyler 

Rosen  burgh  Henry,  132  Arch 

Ruhl  Jacob,  78  Schuyler 

Schwartz  George,  11,  12  and  20  Center  Market 

Schwarz  Abraham,  190  South  Pearl 

Scott  P.  &  Co.  74  Pier 

Shaw  William,  786  Broadway 


Spawn  C.  W.  347  State 

Stackhouse  John  B.  83  Washington  avenue 

Sutliff  Ezra  A.  29  Lancaster 

Swartz  Lewis,  251  South  Pearl 

Van  Deusen  Cornelius,  865  Broadway 

Wilcox  Wm.  16  Center  Market 

Wiley  John,  State  corner  Lark 

Yager  Ezra,  350  State 

mechanical  Engineer. 

Hackett  Bartholomew  J.  50  State 

Mercantile  Agency. 

WEED  &   CO.,   Museum   Building    [see   adv. 
front  cover] 

Merchant  Tailors. 

(See  also  Clothing.) 

Barrett  Thomas,  42  Beaver 

Carpenter  &  Kirk,  556  Broadway 

CONANT  WM.  B.  3  and  4  Exchange  Building 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  4] 
Cooke  Thomas  jr.,  Broadway  corner  Steuben 
Crounse  &  Co.  466  Broadway 
Derby  L.  L.  465  Broadway 
Deusler  Daniel,  42  Orange 
Devlin  &  Brother,  516  Broadway 
Duncan  Henry  R.  481  Broadway 
Duncan  James,  68  State 
Dunn  James,  44  Green 
Jones  James,  608  Broadway 
Lansing  &  Brown,  389  Broadway 
Larcher  Samuel  W.  46  South  Pearl 
Lodge  Benjamin,  30  Hudson 
Lueke  Henry,  74  South  Pearl 
Marks  J.  303  Broadway 
Mattimore  J.  H.  421  Broadway 
McAlister  Alex.  393  Broadway 
McAuley  C.  627  Broadway 
McHugh  &  Donlan,  44  State 
Newton  Robert  N.  534  Broadway 
O'Brien  B.  377  Broadway 
Parker  W.  W.  40  State 
Pinckney  William,  32  Hudson 
Putnam  Peter,  462  Broadway 
SARD  GRANGE,  488  Broadway,  [see  adv.  dept. 

front  cover] 
Shepard  S.  F.  313  Broadway 
Thorn  Wm.  43  Washington  avenue 

Metallic  Blinds. 

METALLIC  VENETIAN  BLIND  COMPANY,  11 
Church,  [see  adv.  dept.  back  cover] 

Meteorological  Instruments. 

Andrews  Joel  W.  42  High 
Hiscox  G.  C.  39  James 

Military  Goods. 

Scott  W.  J.  &  R.  H.  9  Beaver 

Millinery. 

Adams  A.  Mrs.  35  Hudson 

Allen  Jane,  46  Orange 

Anthony  Eliza,  140  X  South  Pearl 

Armington  Charlotte,  147  South  Pearl 

Beetham  E.  40  South  Pearl 

Bernhard  Catharine  &  Mary,  266  South  Pearl 

Blanchard  J.  W.  Mrs  20  North  Pearl 

Boyd  Mary  Mrs.  127  South  Pearl 

Brate  Eliza  J.  125  South  Pearl 

Carroll  Mary  T.  41  North  Lansing 

Corbally  K.  E.  670  Broadway 

Crew  Isabella,  125  North  Pearl 

Cutler  M.  L.  540  Broadway 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


165 


Dibble  S.  A.  5  Van  Trorap 
Don  Jnlia,  125  North  Pearl 
Earl  J.  H.  Mr=.  164  Sonth  Pearl 
Easton  B.  71  North  Pearl 
Falk  Margiret,  258  Sonth  Pearl 
Ferguson  Isabella,  83 X  Wrvshington avenue 
Getty  Euphemia,  229  South  Pearl 
Guthinger  Frerieric,  245  South  Pearl 
Hartnett  E.  &  M.  49  South  Pearl 
Hemsted  Elizabeth,  18  South  Pearl 
Hogeboom  M.  41  South  Pearl 
Keeler  Caroline,  626  Broadway 
Lawrence  Ann  Mrs.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Lowenstein  M.  Mrs.  544  Broadway 
Mahoney  M.  Mrs.  585  Broadway 
McKinney  R.  Mrs.  41  Beaver 
McNeill  .John,  622  Broadway 
Meegan  M.  A.  610  Bro  dway 
Nathanson  N.  45  South  Pearl 
Newton  R.  Miss,  346  Broadway 
O'Brien  E.  A.  37  Columbia  [page  321 

O'BRIEN  JOHN  A.  500  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept. 
Quayle  E.  96  Washington  avenue 
Raflferty  H.  T.  707  Broadway- 
Roberts  A.  C.  Mrs.  46  North  Pearl 
Rogers  Charles  H.  Mrs.  39  X  Washington  avenue 
Rossman  Ada,  10  North  Pearl 
Shaw  Ann,  43  Columbia 
Singer  Hannah,  84  South  Pearl 
Sinsheimer  A.  570  and  572  Broadway,  and  North 

Pearl  corner  Maiden  Lane 
Simmons  S.  J.  Miss,  388  Broadway 
Smith  H.  22  South  Pearl 
Snyder  Gertrude  C.  851  Broadway 
Stern  Caroline,  79  South  Pearl 
Todd  H.  M.  47  Washington  avenue 
Valkenburgh  S.  M.  60  South  Pearl 
Walker  Joseph,  51  South  Pearl 
Waterman  Maria,  6  South  Pearl 
Wolenman  A.  Mrs.  9  Canal 
Wood  W.  Mrs.  42  South  Pearl 

Millinery  Goods. 

Bernbard  G.  Mrs.  47  Green 

Cutler  M.  L.  540  Broadway 

Guest  James,  62  Bowery 

King  Edwin  H.  3  Union 

Nathanson  N.  45  South  Pearl 

O'BRIEN  JOHN  A.   500  Broadway   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  32] 
Rafferty  H.  T.  707  Broadway 
Sporburgh  Joseph,  77  South  Perry 

Morocco  Manufacturers. 

COOPER  DAVID  B.  60  Bleecker  [see  adv.  dept. 

page  25] 
Smith  &  Covert,  30  and  32  State 
Williamson  A.  &Sons,  54  Dean  and  102  B'way 

Moulding  Mills. 

Jenkins  J.  W.  86  Gree  n 
Kennedy  John  jr.  170  Lydius 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments. 

Andrews  A  &  D.  R.  85  State  adv.  p.  6  front] 

BARHYDT  &  MORANGE,  500  Broadway   [see 
BOARDMAN,  GRAY  k  CO.,  468  Broadway  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  10] 
Collier  .lason,  85  tweddle  Hall 
HIDLEY  J.  H.   (publisher),  519  Broadway,  [see 

adv.  back  colored] 
Newcomb  &  Co.  524  Broadway 
REED  J.  A.  524  Broadway  [see  adv.  front  cover] 

Music  and  Piano  Forte  Teachers. 

See  Teachers. 


Mustard  Manufacturers. 

BACON  &  STICKNEYS,  7  Exchange  [see  adv. 
dept.  page  12] 

Nailers. 
McClusky  William,  19  Perry 
Scannel  William,  429  State 

News  Depots. 

Bell -William  J.  512  Broadway 

Cochrane  James,  100  South  Pearl 

Comstock  Joseph  D.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Gilbert  P.  L.,  State  cor.  Broadway 

Hastings  Thomas,  31  State 

Kirtland  W.  V.  104  Washington  avenue 

McCounell  S.  C.  70  K  North'Pearl 

Notaries  Public. 

Babcock  E.  446  Broadway 

Batchelder  John  F.,  Bank  of  the  Interior 

Bleecker  Nicholas  jr.,  Bank  of  Albany 

Brice  James,  50  State 

Burton  Benjamin,  Bank  of  the  Capitol 

Case  William  D.,  Commercial  Bank 

Ciieney  Clarence  C,  Exchange  Bank 

Evertsen  E.,  James  cor.  State 

Garfield  Charles  L.,  Albany  City  Bank 

Hand  Edward,  Bank  department.  State  Hall 

Haskell  Wm.  H.,  Meclianics  &  Farmers'  Bank 

Hastings  Thomas,  31  State 

Hendrick  James,  44  State 

Holmes  Amos  T.  1  Exchange  Building 

Martin  James,  Commercial  Bank 

Jenkins  John  F.  8  Commercial  Building 

Schroeder  Henrv,  285  Broadway 

Stevens  Albert  P.,  National  Bank 

Van  Allen  Adam,  Union  Bank,  446  Broadway 

Van  Antwerp  J.  H.  State  Bank 

Van  Rensselaer  Gratz,  Bank  of  Albany 

Van  Vliet  G.  D.,  City  Bank 

Wendell  N.  D.  Merchants  Bank 

Wood  Samuel,  67  State 

Nurseries. 

Chatfield  A.  F.  50  Chestnut 
Dingwall  J.,  Troy  road,  opposite  Manor  House 
Menand  L.,  Troy  road  above  toll  gate 
Wilson  John,  Lydius  opposite  Knox 

Nurses. 

Anderson  Catharine,  27  Van  Woert 
Ball  Magdaline,  97  Nucella 
Baragar  Harriet  Mrs.  23  West  Ferry 
Barnard  Louisa,  27  Dallius 
Bates  Lucinda,  54  Division 
Bearup  Julia  A.  128  State 
Bettisby  Abigail,  80  Orange 
Brun  Marie,  54  Hamilton 
Burnop  Mary  Ann,  109  Jefferson 
Craig  Sally,  201  Third 
Davidson  Elizabeth,  65  Dove 
Eckerson  Elizabetli,  22  La  Fayette 
Farren  Ann,  Broadway,  near'Wilson 
Field  Mary,  32  Third 
Flansburgh  Jemima,  23  Hawk 
Foley  Dora,  7  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
French  Salina  M.  130  Bro'td 
Grawvenstine  Phebe  E.  304  South  Pearl 
GriflFen  Susan,  24  High 
Hale  Sarah,  38  Van  Schaick 
Hewitt  Abby  J.  44  lower  Spring 
Hicks  Maria  164  North  Pearl 
Johnson  Margaret,  83  South  Ferry 
Kirkland  J.  -t.  52  Hamilton 
Markwell  Elizabeth  Mrs.  125  Green 
McDonald  Mary.  52  Hamilton 


166 


BUSINESS     DIEECTORY. 


Paniham  Wm.  F.  808  Broadway 

Porter  Caroline  C,  Third  st.,  East  Albany 

Putnam  Eliza  Mrs.  40  lower  Spring 

Sickles  Mary,  15  Quackeubush 

Smith  Amanda,  23  Hawk 

Smith  Catharine,  56  Rensselaer 

Stevens  Ruth  Ann,  24  High. 

Stoerk  Jane  A.  316  Lumber 

Swan  Esther,  49  Church 

Tracy  Eliza  (ladies')  122  Hamilton 

Williams  Catharine,  116  Canal 

Witmore  Hannah  A.  304  South  Pearl 

Oculist  and  Aurist. 

GILBERT  JOHN  P.  65  Lydius  [see  adv.  dept. 
page  18] 

Oil  Cloth  Manufacturers. 

Porth  &  Co.  (table),  286  Bowery 
Russell  E.  &  Son  (floor),  501  Broadway 

Oil  Dealers. 

(See  also  Linseed  Oil.) 
Deyerraand  William,  381  Broadway 
HEPINSTALL  GEOR&E  (neats  foot),  25  Hudson 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  11] 
Wickes  &  Tilliiighast,  13  Hudson,  factory  12 

Jackson 
Wilson,  Grimwood  &  Co.  11  State 

Opticians. 

FLEISCHMAN  LEVI,   77    Westerlo   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  36] 
Francks  Jonathan  81  North  Pearl 

Ornamental  Hair. 

Stiles  Maria,  21  Hudson 

YAUMAN  THEODORE,  580 Broadway  [see  adv. 
dept.  page  31] 

Oysters. 

Ackert  Gilbert,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Anderson  John,  227  South  Pearl 
Bennett  Nathan,  46  Washington  avenue 
Burbank  G.  H.  327  Broadway 
Childs  D.  Mrs.  704  Broadway 
Doyle  H.  P.,  Clinton  avenue  cor.  North  Pearl 
Fofrister  Joseph  J.  234  Washington  avenue 
Green  Edwara,  20  Washington  avenue 
Hackley  J.  P.  234  Broadway 
Hess  Christopher,  62  Green 
Kirk  Geo.  E.  97  South  Pearl 
Marcellos  C.  72  Lydius 
M'Menamey  E.  341  Broadway 
Seeley  J.  P.  662  Broadway 
Thomas  D.  293  Broadway 
Westfall  A.  C.  24  Lodge 
Whitecar  Joseph,  601  Broadway 
WOOD  W.  L.   385  Broadway    [see   adv.   dept. 
page  13] 

Painters. 

Allen  &  Ryder,  26  Beaver 

Banks  H.  (carriage).  Plank  road  above  Perry 

Corliss  Roswell  B.  30  Howard 

Crowder  Thomas  (carriage),  347  State 

Davis  Joseph,  72  State 

Degener  G.  67  Hamilton 

Foord  William,  Howard,  corner  Lodge 

Francois  A.  (portrait),  50  State 

Gay  E.  (landscape),  74  State 

Gillett  Leonard,  Ferry,  Greenbush 

Gladding  Daniel  P.  93  State 

Gladding  Freeman,  50  Howard 

Gladding  George  W.  93  State 

Giadding  T.  A.  (portrait),  220  Elm 


Gray  Samuel,  25  Daniels 
Hurdis  J.  &  Son,  9  Church 
Lane  Hugh,  16  Herkimer 
Leonard  &  Dietz,  331  Lydius 
Loomis  Jeduthan,  122  Clinton  avenue 
Loveridge  C.  (landscape),  442  Broadway 
Martin  Homer  D.  (landscape).  Exchange  Build- 
ing, third  floor 
McDonough  Joseph  H.  &  W.  171  South  Pearl 
Mix  Stephen  &  Son,  40  K  Franklin 
Moore  A.  B.  (portrait),  59  Chapel 
Morris  John  A.  42  Howard 
Owens  T.  T.  58  Green 
Packard  W.  J.  315  State 
Pangburn  W.  42  Chestnut 
Porter  Ira  (house,  sign  and  banner)  5S5  B'way 
Rice  O.  S.  &  Co.  (sign  and  banner),  547  B'way 
Russell  E.  &  Son,  601  Broadway 
Seaton  Geo.  E.  240  South  Pearl 
Smith  Thomas  L.  (landscape),  53  State 
Smith  William,  126  Beaver 
Stevens  James,  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Stevens  Thos.  W.  (fresco)  102  Green 
Stevenson  Robert,  25  Wilson 
Thornton  &  Campbell,  222  South  Pearl 
Twitchell  A.  W.  (portrait),  74  State 
Van  Zandt  Thos.  K.  (portrait),  75  Knox 
Venter  P.  186  Washington  avenue 
Wilkie  Thomas  (portrait),  259  Elm 

Painters'  Stock. 

BUDD  &  BULLIS,  200  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept. 

page  25] 
FORD  &  MACOMBER,  32  and  34  Washington 

avenue  [see  adv.  dept.  page  14] 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Dye  Woods. 

BUDD    &    BULLIS,  200  Broadway    [see  adv. 

dept.  page  25] 
Bullock  J.  H.  128  South  Pearl 
BURT  CHAS.  A.  797  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept. 

page  21] 
Chrisler  John,  819  Broadway 
Davis  Joseph.  72  State 
FORD  &  MACOMBER,  32  and  34  Washington 

avenue  [see  adv.  dept.  page  14] 
GRANT  R.  J.  &.  A.  C.   62  aud  64  State   [see 

adv.  dept.  page  11] 
McClure  Archibald  &  Co.  74  State 
McCLURE  J.  H.  &  Co.  70  State  [see  adv.  dept. 

page 18] 
Porter  I.  585  Broadway 
Rice  0.  S.  &  Co.  647  Broadway 
Russell  Elihu  &  Son,  501  Broadway 

Paper  Hangings. 

Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L.  45  Washington  avenue 

Gillett  Leonard,  Ferry,  Greenbush 

Glenn  &  Winne,  382  Broadway 

HARRIS  D.  8  Green  [see  adv.  front  cover] 

Ingmire  John  H.  52  State 

Parry  Wm  H.  96  South  Pearl 

Schermerhorn  D.  A.  332  Broadway 

Shehan  M.  A.  390  Broadway 

Steele  &  King,  362  Broadway  and  19  Liberty 

Paper  Warehouses. 

STONE  F.  M.  80  State   [see  adv.  dept.  page  40] 
VAN  BENTHUYSENC.  407  Broadway  [see  adv. 
dept.  page  5] 

Parchment  Maker. 

Cassel  John,  Canal  above  Dove 

Passenger  Agents. 

Costigan  John  (foreign)  66  State 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


167 


Evertspii  E.  (foreign),  James  corner  State 
HARCOURT  J.  W.  (steamboat),  283  Broadway, 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  29] 
McMahon  Matthew  (foreign),  71  State 
Neligan  David  (emigrant),   over  People's  Line 

office 
O'Sullivan  Michael,  (foreign),  63  South  Pearl 
STEVENS  G.   W.  (steamboat),  -282  Broadway, 
[see  adv.  dept.  page  28] 

Patent  Agencies. 

De  Witt  Richard  V.  56  State 
Hackett  Bart.  J.  50  State  (up  stairs) 

Patent  Medicines. 
Chapin  Dwight  &  Co.  34  "Washington  avenue 

Pattern  Makers. 

Brown  E.  R.  11  Church 

Craven  Thomas  C.  49  Liberty 

DURKIN  &  DULLEY,  Green,  corner  Beaver,  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  17] 
Gates  Charles  C.  37  Church 
GIBBS  S.   W.  9  Liberty,  corner  Hudson,  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  16 
Graveline  Louis  C.  Beaver,  corner  Green 

Perfumery  and  Oils. 

Allen  Isaac  L.  10  Howard 

Philosophical  Instruments. 

Dexter  &  Nellegar,  State,  corner  North  Pearl 

Hiscox  G.  C.  39  James 

Maxwell  James  jr.  136  South  Pearl 

Physicians. 

Those  designated  by  an  asterisk  (*)  are  Members  of  the 
Medical  l^ociety  of  the  County  of  Albany.  Corrected  by 
Levi  Moore,  Secretary. 

♦Adams  F.  C.  77  Columbia 

♦Alexander  0.  C.  66  Eagle 

Allen  Charles  C.  Broadway,  Greenbush 

*Armsby  James  H.  669  Broadway 

Atherley  Joseph,  65  Lydius 

♦Babcock  J.  L.  101  Lydius 

♦Bailey  W.  H.  17  Washington  avenue 

Bay  John  W.  32  North  Pearl 

♦Bay  William,  32  North  Pearl 

Biermyer  Martin,  193  Broad 

♦Bigelow  U.  G.  35  South  Pearl  and  81  Hudson 

Boulware  J.  R.  53  High 

♦Boyd  James  P.,  Hudson  corner  Grand 

Bnggs  R.  B.  48  State 

Buckley  Moses,  251  Lydius 

Bullock  R.  J.  35  X  La  Fayette 

Burton  R.  J.  (eclectic),  70  Chapel 

♦Case  H.  C.  35  Lydius 

♦Case  J.  H.  85  Lydius 

Chambers  Wm.  B.  841  Broadway 

♦Chapin  F.  L.  R.  40  Lodge 

♦Cogswell  Mason  F.  13  North.  Pearl 

Cox  James,  48  South  Ferry 

Cox  J.  W.  (homoeo.)  78  Chapel 

♦Craig  Wm.  H.  14  Ten  Broeck 

Dean  N.  S.  (eclectic  and  hydropathic),  514  B'y 

De  Forest  Philip  (botanic),  85  Orange 

♦De  La  Mater  Ira  M.  242  Washington  avenue 

♦Devol  C.  48  Franklin 

Duffy  Edward,  21  James 

♦Edmeston  Alexander  A.  188  North  Pearl 

Elmendorf  John,  Bethlehem  road 

Field  Emerson,  45  Chestnut 

♦Fonda  D.  E.  49  Philip 

♦Fowler  Amos,  45  Second 

♦Freeman  S.  H.  675  Broadway 

Geoghan  William,  107  Green 


GILBERT  J.  P.  Albany  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary, 

65  Lydius  [see  adv.  dept.  page  18] 
Graves  Lewis,  47  South  Pearl 
Harlow  A.  S.  712  Broadway 
Heald  Charles  W.  251  Hamilton 
Hennessey  P.  33  Hudson 
♦Hoff  A.  H.  87  North  Pearl 
♦Hun  Thomas,  36  Maiden  lane 
Huusdon  Seth  H.  146  Lydius 
Jones  E.  D.  (homoeo.)  34  Lodge 
Jones  Reuben,  34  Lodge 
Knowlton  Myron,  119  Green 
Lansing  John  B  285  State 
♦Lewi  Joseph.  104  Green 
Listen  Robert,  461  Broadway 
♦Lockrow  Thomas,  44  Orange 
Lockrow  Van  Buren,  145  Lydius 
Lyon  Abel,  790  Broadway 
♦March  Alden,  72  Hudson 
♦March  Henry,  72  Hudson 
Markey  N.  50  Van  Schaick 
♦McMurdy  R.  S.,  Broadway  cor  Maiden  lane 
♦McNaughton  Henry  G.  132  State 
♦McNaughton  James,  54  North  Pearl 
♦McNaughton  Peter,  132  State 
Mead  M.  L.  675  Broadway 
Mitcliell  John  J.  61  Ten  Broeck 
♦Moore  Levi,  185  State 
Moscher  C.  D.  285  South  Pearl 
♦Myers  John  J.,  De  Witt,  cor.  Montgomery 
♦Newcomb  George  H.  48  Franklin 
Paine  H.  D.  (homeo.),  104  State 
Phillips  Thomas  F.  33  Van  Schaick 
Pick  Salo,  98  State 
♦Pomfret  James  E.  669  Broadway 
♦Porter  Charles  H.  Medical  College 
Pratt  L.  M.  580  Broadway 
♦Quackenbush  J.  V.  P.  712  Broadway 
Randel  W.  H.  (homoeopathic),  32  Steuben 
♦Reinhardt  Jacob,  26  Howard 
Rossman  J.  B.  70  Lydius 
Russell  Andrew  W.  76  Hudson 
Scovell  Amos  S.  (analytical),  249  Lydius 
♦Sims  W.  B.  11  Hall  place 
Smith  Charles  H.  38  Bowery 
Smith  T.  622  Broadway 
♦Staats  B.  P.  61  North  Pearl 
♦Staats  Charles  P.  42  Lydius 
♦Staats  Peter  P.  42  Lydius 
Steinard  George,  225  South  Pearl 
♦Swinburne  John,  55  Eaele 
♦Townsend  Howard,  15  Elk 
Van  Antwerp  A.  (botanic),  680  Broadway 
♦Vanderpoel  S.  0.  53  North  Pearl 
Van  Hoosen  L.  P.  329  Lydius 
♦Van  O'Linda  P.,  Hamilton  cor  Green 
Vosburg  John  E.  797  Broadway 
♦Warren  L.  G.  96  Eagle 
♦Wasserbach  Daniel,  294  South  Pearl 
Welch  Isaac  L.  63  Colonic 
♦Willard  Sylvester  D.  9  Washington  avenue 
♦Winne  Staats,  41  South  Ferry 
♦Young  Oscar  H.  171  Hamilton 
Zappen  John,  119  Bowery 

Piano  Fortes. 

BARHYDT  &  MORANGE,  502  Broadway   [see 

adv.  page  6  front] 
BOARDMAN,  GRAY  &  CO.  468  Broadway   [see 

adv.  dept.  page  10] 
Burns  F.  P.  90  Bleecker 
Collier  Jason,  85  State,  Tweddle  Hall 
Hand  B.  W.  45  South  Pearl 
HIDLEYJ.  H.   519  Broadway   [see  adv.  back 

colored] 
Marshall,  James  &  Traver,  41  North  Pearl 
Meacham  R.  S.  7  North  Pearl 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


REED  J.   A.,  Temple  of  Music,  524  Broadway 
[see  adv.  front  cover] 

Piano  Forte  Tuners. 

Collier  George  N.  85  State,  Tweddle  Hall 
Heushaw  Thomas  C.  624  Broadway 
James  L.  W.  41  North  Pearl 
Stewart  C.  A.  519  Broadway 
Uuderner  C.  L.  151  South  Pearl 

Pinking  and  Marking. 

REID   JOHN,   588  Broadway   [see  adv.    dept. 
page  34] 

Pitch  Rosin  and  Oakum. 

Disney  John,  1  State 

Mouteath  &  Badgley,  26  and  28  State 

Plane  Makers. 

BENSEN  &  CRANNELL,   108  State   [see  adv. 
dept.  page  11] 

Planing  Mills. 

Hawley  H.  Q.  &  Co.,  Lumber  district 
Rork  S.  &  Brothers,  Water  cor.  Lawrence 

Plaster  Mills. 

Dunlop  A.  A.  67  Quay 

WOODRUFF  D.  H.  &  C.  L.,  Plain  cor.   Grand 
[see  adv.  dept.  page  26] 

Plow  Manufacturers. 

EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 
dept.  page  197] 

Plumbers. 

Barrett  &  Branion,  1 14  State 

DELEHANTY  MICHAEL,  26  Green   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  6] 
Elder  &  Cooper,  700  Broadway 
Gilmore  Allau,  39  Orange 
GRIFFIN  P.  H.  Steuben  cor.  James  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  7] 
Harvey  Jolm,  163  Broadway 
Kearney  &  Langan,  94  State 
McClure  James,  Orange 
Mulcahy  Edward,  709  Broadway 
RIDGWAY  &  CO.  115  and  117  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  8] 
Richardson  A.  108  State 
SMITH  PETER'S  SONS,   16  Beaver   [see  adv. 

back  colored] 
Watt  Hugh,  625  Broadway 
Wliitney  C.  345  Broadway 
Wilson  John,  27  James 

Porter  Houses. 

(See  also  Refreshment  Saloons.) 

Auty  Alexander,  30  Green 

Bergeron  M.  I  Division 

Bounds  E.  C.  24  Beaver 

Bradbury  Charles,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Brown  John  Mrs.  55  Beaver 

Childs  D.  Mrs.  704  Broadway 

Corriston  A.  A.  124  Washington  avenue 

Cranlield  J.  E.  833  Broadway 

Daniels  Richard,  23  Orange 

Dunn  Philip,  Eagle  cor.  .Maiden  lane 

Durant  George,  Broadway,  Greenbnsh 

Eager  J.  B.  17  Hamilton 

Elder  George,  65  Orange 

Engel  J.  J.  53  Green 

Ferguson  Wallace,  174  Hudson 

Frankliu  T.  B.  25  Church 

Gores  Michael,  Schuyler  cor.  Church. 


Halpen  Daniel,  248  Broadway 

Heller  L.  208  Washington  avenue 

Heushaw  Joseph  S.,  Broadway  cor.  S.  Ferry 

Herzog  Jacob.  35  Green 

Hess  Christopher,  62  Green 

Hodges  Wm.,  Ferry,  Greenbush 

Kiernan  Thomas,  35  Dean  and  11  Maiden  lane 

Krans  John,  8  Rose 

Leddy  B.,  Quay  cor.  Columbia 

Maher  Robert,  100  Quay 

Malone  James,  59  North  Ferry 

Marcellos  C.  72  Lydius 

McCall  John,  Orange,  corner  Chapel 

McConvill  James,  51  Lumber 

McCuUoch  Charles,  86  Washington  avenue 

McGinty  J.  82  Maiden  lane 

McShane  Felix,  28  Quay 

Milner  Thomas,  25  Dean 

Moulton  William,  59  Hudson 

Murphy  Michael,  Ferry,  Greenbush 

O'Callaghan  Joseph,  Howard,  corner  William 

O'Conners  William,  18  Little  Basin 

O'Connor  Patrick,  4  Quackenbush 

Powers  Lawrence,  16  Little  basin 

Rector  John,  217  South  Pearl 

Rice  J.  17  Canal 

Riley  Peter,  19  Center 

Rogers  H.  L.  1  Exchange  Building 

Ronan  Patrick,  204  Water 

Scanlan  William,  27  Dean 

Schindler  C.  W.  78  Herkimer 

Stein  Philip,  66  Green 

Steinwig  S.  26  Lydius 

Stern  Moses  M.,  "Union  corner  Division 

Straus  Jo.st'ph,  13  Bowery 

Wallace  Wm.  H.  Ferry,  Greenbush 

Worden  Harmon  F.  Broadway,  Bath 

Potteries. 

Orcutt  E.  B.  234  Hamilton 

Poultry  and  Game. 

Adams  Wm.  N.  4  .lames 
Clark  Joseph,  88  Washington  avenue 
Johnson  &  Otfenheiser,  25  South  Pearl 
PHILLIPS  J.  P.  90  State  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  27] 

Printers. 

(See  also  Copperplate  Printers.) 
Adler  &  ToUe,  26  Beaver 
Barnes  &  Godfrey,  1  Green 
Comstock  &  Cassidy,  Broadway  corner  Beaver 
Comstock  Joseph  D.,  Greenbush 
GriflSn  &  Co.  26  Museum  Building 
Hastings  &  Co.  1  X  Green 
Hastings  John,  Museum  Building 
Miggael  Aug.  10  William 
Munsell  &  Rowland,  78  State 
Stone  H.  D.  52  State 
Stone,  Henly  &  Co.  52  State 
Swain  &  Co.  74  and  76  State 
Taylor  Baker,  68  State 
Tucker  Luther  &  Son,  395  Broadway 
Van  Benthuysen  C.  407  Broadway 
Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  59  State,  and  7  and  9  James 

Printers'  Materials. 
Van  Benthuysen  Chas.  407  Broadway        cover] 
WALKER  W.  J.  542  Broadway    [see  adv.  back 

Produce. 

Ames  &  Co.  37  Quay 
Anderson  &  Congdon,  57  Quay 
Apple  ton  Wm.  71  Quay  and  89  Bowery 
Armstrong  C.  W.  Quay,  corner  Hamilton 
Averill  &  Ruggles,  77  Quay 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


169 


Baker  Jacob,  66  Quay- 
Barrett  Wyman  R.  120  Pier 
BENTLEY  C.  W.  &  R.  C,  Quay,  corner  Hamil- 
ton [see  adv.  dept.  page  19] 
Chase  S.  G.  &  Co.  113  Pier 
Chamberlains,  47  Quay 
Clark  Joseph,  8S  Washington  avenne 
Cox  Benjamin,  Clinton  avenue,  corner  N.  Pearl 
Crapo  C.  V.  14  Hudson 
Crittenden  M.  L.  &  Co.  58  Pier 
Davis  &  Barber,  5  Hudson 
Fish  S.  M.  &  Co.  56  Pier 
Gage,  Hoag  &  Co.  8  Exchange 
Goold  A.  G.  7  Hudson 
Grant  Gurdon,  113  Pier 
Hallenbeck  M.  I.  7  Hudson 
Harper  R.  90  State 
Hallenbeck  J.  M.  67  Quay 
Higgins  R.  265  Washington  avenue 
Hill  Cornelius,  43  Green 
Karner  G.  G.  4  Maiden  lane 
Lawrence  &  Higgins,  317  Broadway 
i  .cConville  J.  21  Clinton  avenue 
McNab  Wm.  258  Washington  avenue 
Merchant  L.  &  W.  71  Quay 
Miller  &  Wetsell,  87  Quay 
Montgomery  J.  D.,  Second  corner  Swan 
Patten  M.  &  Co.  80  Pier  page  13] 

PAYNE  &  eROSBY,  16  Hudson  [see  adv.  dept. 
Rattoone  W.  2  Bowery 
Requa  C.  W.  35  Quay 
Settles.  W.  112  Pier 
Vosburgh  C.  &  Co.  115  Pier 
Waterman  &  Buell,  116  Pier 

Provisions,  Salt. 

(See  also  Produce  and  Crroccrs.) 

Bennett  Ezra  B.  60  Quay 

Bishop  &  Trowbridge,  42  Dean 

Bortle  &  Mclntyre,  276  Broadway 

Bray  ton  &  Thorburn,  48  Quay 

CARY  J.  &  D.  H.  369  and  371  Broadway  [see 
adv.  dept.  page  13] 

Cary  Samuel,  13  State 

Clark  Joseph,  88  Washington  avenue 

Crook,  Palmer  &  Co.  9  State 

Crapo  C.  V.  14  Hudson 

Gardner  J.  H.  &  Sons  (packers),  84  Wash.  ave. 

GiflFords  &  Pratt,  65  and  56  Quay 

Gotfe  W.  B.  &  J.  41  Quay 

HARTNETT  J.  B.  (packer).  Rose  corner  Ham- 
ilton [see  adv.  dept.  page  27] 

Hawkins  Henry,  599  Broadway  [Broadway 

Hawkins  &  Van  Antwerp  (packers),  355  and  357 

Jennings  R.  (packer),  29  Green 

Judson  E.  L.  (late  Wheeler  &  Judson),  8  State 

Lane  John,  319  Broadway 

Lloyd  Alexander  C.  39  Dean 

Lord  Edmund  J.  29  Washington  avenue 

Payne  &  Crosby,  1 6  Hudson 

RAPP  CHRISTIAN  jr.  (packer),  10  CenterMarket 

Sanders  J.  B.  &  Co.' 72  Quay 

Weller  &  Smith,  24  State 

Real  Estate  Brokers  and  Agents. 

(See  also  Brokers.) 
Ayer  Daniel,  1  Exchange  Building 
Bell  James  C.  461  Broadway 
Brice  James,  50  State 
Brown  A.  E.  44  State 
Case  Geo.  S.  11  Lumber 
Cassidy  Wm.  M.  74  State 
Church  Walter  S.  452  Broadway 
Fellows  &  Davis,  Green  corner  Beaver 
Finnegan  Henry  C.  53  La  Fayette 
Foster  Chandler,  63  State 

23 


Fryer  Wm.  J.  51  State 

KEWIN  &  DICKERMAN,   92  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  15] 
Lightbody  J.  M.  F.  10  James 
McMurry  John,  71  K  Hamilton 
Millard  B.,  State  Hall 
Noonan  Thomas,  38  Steuben 
Parker  Levi,  1 83  North  Pearl 
Safford  Levi,  51  State 
Schuyler  Coi'uelius,  51  State 
Southwick  &  Kennedy,  10  Green 
Valentine  Wm.  47  State 
Wiles  Robert  P.  55  State 
Wiune  J.  F.  51  State 

Rectifiers  of  Spirits. 

Cushman  R.  S.  &  P.  376  and  378  Broadway 
EVERS  JOHN,  Van  Schaick  cor.  Chapel,  [see 

adv.  dep't  page  20] 
Hendrickson  J.  4  Hudson 
O'Connell  Richard,  4  William 
REID  JAMES  &  CO.  2  and  4  State   [see  adv. 

dep't  page  19]  [dep't  page  20] 

TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 
Wilkinson  Jacob  &  Son,  12  State 

Refreshment  Saloons. 

(See  also  Porter  Houses). 
Bergeron  M.  1  Division 
Blake  Owen,  23  Columbia 
Bounds  E.  C.  44  Green 

Burnham  Benjamin,  Boston  Depot,  Greenbush 
Grossman  Edward,  107  Pier 
Flynn  John,  3  Division 

Fitzpatrick  S.  &  D.  (Gayety  Saloon),  34  Green 
Green  Edward,  20  Washington  avenue 
Hoy t  Joseph  E.  11  Washington  avenue 
Jackson  James,  South  Pearl  corner  Lydius 
Kilboum  George  jr.  76  North  Pearl 
McCann  Felix,  45  Quay 
McGinty  James,  82  Maiden  lane 
MoultonW  illiam,  59  Hudson 
Phillips  William,  772  Broadway 
Reed  Hugh,  North  Pearl  corner  Orange 
Schrieber  S.  83  Green 
Smith  James,  46  State 
Stevens  R.,  H.  R.  R.  R.  depot 
Veazie  C,  Quay  cor.  Maiden  lane  &  6  Stan.  Hall 
Wilcox  H.  S.  551  Broadway 


Refrigerators. 

Gill  George,  Eagle  corner  Beaver 

Restaurants. 

(See  also  Refreshment  Saloons.) 
Briare  Benj.  M.,  State,  Tweddle  Hall 
Bryan  M.  K.  29  Hudson 
Burbank  G.  H.  327  Broadway 
Diamond  William  M.  15  Beaver 
Dunn  P.  (City  Hall  CoflEee  House),  Eagle  cor. 

Maiden  lane 
Farrell  Thomas,  95  Quay 
Kilbourn  George  jr.  76  North  Pearl 
Lackey  &  Lasher  3  S.  Pearl 
Livingston  H.  (Livingston  House),  3  Green 
McCardel  House,  530  and  532  Broadway 
Veazie  &  Brother  (Marble    Pillar),   State  cor. 

Broadway 
WELDON  JAMES,  (lateRemond's),  49  State  and 

460  Broadway  [see  adv.  dep't  page  27] 
Wilcox  H.  S.  531  Broadway 

Roofing. 
Barrett  &  Branion,  (tin)  114  State 
I  Dickson  James  (slate  and  metal),  65  Beaver 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Elder  &  Cooper  (tin),  700  Broadway 

Kearney  &  Langan,  1)4  State 

Meyers' Thomas,  (metal),  2  Canal 

OS'BORN  J.  W.  (slate),  10  James  [see  adv.  dept. 

page  15] 
Richardson  Aaron,  108  State 
Selkirk  E.  A.  &  Co.  (cement),  Green  cor.  Beaver 
Van  Guysling  D.,  Bleecker  cor.  Franklin 
Van  Guysling  S.  101  Herkimer 
Whitney  C.  345  Broadway 

Soot  Beer. 

MilUman  J.  &  S.  312  South  Pearl 

Rope  Maker. 
WEIR,  R.  H.  &  J.  B.,  Clinton  avenue,  near  Snipe, 
[see  adv.  dept.  page  26] 

Safe  Makers. 

Davidson  .1.  M.  B..  Broad  below  Westerlo 
DOLAN   THOMAS,  37  Church  [see  adv.  dept. 

page  14] 
KEWIN  &  DICKERMAN  (agents  for  Herring), 

92  State,  [see  adv.  dept.  page  15] 
SHARTS  THEODORE,   37   Church    [see  adv. 

dept.  patje  36] 
WINNE  &  ABEEL  (agents  for  LilUe)  [see  adv. 

dept.  back,  colored] 

Sail  Makers. 

Disney  John,  1  State 
Hardie  Edmund,  36  Quay 
Moakley  J.  36  Quay 
Stoneman  M.  G.  61  Quay 
Thomas  David,  44  Division 

Salt  Dealers. 

Chapman  I.  A.  3  State 
Sanders  J.  B.  &  Co.  72  Quay 

Sash,  Blind  and  Door  Makers. 

Bullock  Joseph  H.  128  South  Pearl 

Crandall  Ebenezer  H.  near  P.  0.,  Greenbush 

Easterly  T.  88  Bleecker 

Fowler  G.  C.  18  Liberty 

McBurney  J.  6  Plain 

Mills  John,  63  Swan 

Ramsdell  T,  Jefferson,  797  Broadway 

Roseboom  Charles,  118  Lydius 

Van  Amburgh  W.  H.,  Herkimer  near  Church 

Van  Demark  John,  55  Chapel 

Wemple  P.  J.  &  Son,  23  Norton 

Saw  Filers. 

Hermance  C.  J.  4  Plain 
Parnell  W.  50  Howard 
Topping  Sylvester,  18  Norton 

Saw  Manufacturers. 

Blake  &  Son,  310  Broadway 
Fairman  G.  W.  316  Broadway 
PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn,  [see  adv.  dept. 
page  3] 

Saw  and  Planing  Mills. 

Hawley  H.  Q.,  Lumber  district 
Rork  S.  &  Bros.,  Water  cor.  Lawrence 
Warren,  Wilbur  &  Co.,  Quay  cor.  Columbia 
Winne  &  Northrup,  Colonie,  Centi-e  and  Lansing 

Scale  Manufacturers. 

GROOM   RICHARD,  339  Broadway    [see  adv. 

dept.  page  6] 
GILLMAN  GEORGE   H.  agent  Fairbanks',  317 

roadway  [see  adv.  dept.  page  9] 


MAXWELL  JAMES  Jk.,  136  South  Pearl  [see 
adv.  dept.  page  26] 

Sculptor. 

Palmer  E.  D.,  Columbia  place 


Seed  Stores. 

Averill  &  Ruggles,  77  Quay 

Ames  &  Co.  37  Quay 

Benjamin  &  Herrick  (bird  seed),  351  Broadway 

Cary  Samuel,  13  State 

Chamberlains,  47  Quay 

Eggleston  Wm.  W.  84  State 

Emery  Brothers,  62  and  64  State 

Giffords  &  Pratt,  55  and  56  Quay 

Gilbert  L.  M.  38  Quay 

Rankin  S.  &  A.  A.  90  Quay 

Sanders  J.  B.  &  Co.  72  Quay 

Thorburn  W.  490  and  492  B'way  c.  Maiden  lane 

Sewing  Machines. 

Grover  &  Baker  Sewing  Machine  (K.  V.  R.  Lan* 

singh,  agt),  581  Broadway 
Scovel  &  Goodell  Sewing  Machine,  (H.  W.  Sco- 

vel,  agt.),  524  Broadway 
LADD,  WEBSTER  &  CO.'S  Sewing  Machine, 

(W.  J.Walker,  agt.)  542  Broadway  [see  adv. 

back  cover] 
Howe  Sewing  Machine  (L.  L.  Derby,  agent),  106 

Hudson  [agent),  49  Wash.  ave. 

Jackson's  New  Sewing  Machine,  (Sam'lT.  Smith, 
Singer  Sewing  Machine  (J.  C.  Young,  agent),  564 

Broadway 
Geo.  B.  Sloat  &  Co.'s  Sewing  Machine  (J.  Peter- 
man,  agent),  Hudson  corner  Liberty 
Steven's  Sewing  Machine,  (J.   McNeill  agent,) 

522  Broadway 
Wheeler  &  Wilson  Sewing  Machine  (Teller  & 

Page,  agents),  462  and  464  Broadway 

Sextons.     ■ 
Baker  Wm.  (St.  Paul's),  5  Union 
Bow  Oliver  (4tli  Pres.),  50  Spencer 
Craven  Christopher  (Cong.),  48  Beaver 
Doran  James,  (St.  Mary's),  14  Lodge 
Graham  George  (St.  Peter's),  26  Lodge 
Gregory  John  (Holy  In.),  122  Ten  Broeck 
Hughes  Bernard  (St.  Joseph's) 
Kayogan  John,  (St.  John's),  66  Arch 
Kingsbury'  S.  (Associate  Pres),  133  Clinton  ave. 
Lloyd  Rowland  B.  (1st  Pres.),  9  Plain  con. 
Rotman  A.  (Mid.  Dutch  Ch.),  38  Beaver 
Shaver  Coonradt  (2d  Presb.),  17  Lodge       [Pearl 
Seaver  Benjamin  W.  (Garretson  station),  71/^  N. 
Stillwell  J.  (M.  E.),  96  Ferry  [27  N.  Pearl 

Tebbutt  Marshall  (North  Pearl  St.   Baptist),  h. 

Ship  Carpenters. 
Brainard  &  Lawler,  72  Pier 

Ship  Chandlers,  &c. 

Cole  &  Wing,  61  Quay 
Disney  John,  1  State 

Shirt  and  Collar  Makers. 

Bigsby  John,  496  Broadway 
JonesP.  H.  584  Broadway 
McNeill  John,  508  Broadway 
Mott  L.  37  Maiden  lane 
Rider  William  W.  265  Hudson 
Teller  &  Page,  462  Broadway 
Trainer  M.  134  Lydius 
Walker  G.  S.  Mrs.  59  Washington 

Silk  and  Worsted. 

REID  JOHN,  588  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  34] 
Smith  E.  B.  (sewing  silk),  2  Van  Tromp 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


171 


Silver  Platers. 

Brown  William  Mrs.  13  Church. 
Gilkerson  James,  50  Green 
Scott  David  I.  10  Beaver 
Scott  W.  J.  &  R.  H.  9  Beaver 
Strickland  Ralph  (electro),  552  Broadway 

Silver  Ware  Manufacturers. 

Brower  S.  D.  (spoon  and  fork),  10  Plain 
Burgess  L.  G.  10  Plain 
Godley  Richard,  6  Liberty 

Slate  Roofers. 

Dickson  James,  65  Beaver 

OSBORN  J.  W.  10  .James  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  15] 

Smoke  Houses. 

De  Forest  C.  A.  &  Co.,  Hamilton  cor.  Green 
Jennings  Robert,  29  Green 
Smith  D.  A.,  Green,  cor.  Hudson 

Soap  and  Candle  Makers. 

Boyd  Andrew,  12  Rose 

Haddock  Jabez,  313  Hudson 

Hartness  Company,  Canal,  cor.  Chapel 

McKelvey  Peter  B.,  Swan  cor.  Jay 

Monteath  &  Badgley  (dealers),  26  and  28  State 

Murphy  Patrick,  61  Orange 

Sti-ain  &  Brother,  Church,  cor.  Herkimer 

Ten  Eyck  M.  H.  157  Green 

Wells  Agur,  205  South  Pearl 

Wells  &  Strevel,  126  Bowery 

Soap  Stone  Factory. 

Crandell  Henry,  24  Fulton 

Soda  Bottler. 

Egert  Charles  D.  &  Co.,  Howard,  cor.  S.  Pearl 

Soda  Water  Manufactory. 

BURT  CHAS.  A,  797  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept. 
page  21] 

Spar  Maker. 

Brainard  Leonard,  24  Quay 
Staves. 

De  Witt  Wm.  H.  &  Nephews,  67  Pier 
Harbeck  &  Co.  30  Pier 
Hosmer  &  Townsend,  55  Pier 

Steam  Boat  Oi&ces. 

HARCOURT  JOHN  W.  (New  Jersey  Steamboat 

Co.),  283  Broadway 
STEVSNS    GEO.    W.    (Merchants'    Line),  282 

Broadway  [see  adv.  dept.  page  28] 

Steam  Engine  Builders. 

MAGINNES  M.  Rensselaer,  corner  Quay  [see 
adv.  dept.  page  5]  [page  1] 

PUNSHON  JOHN  &  CO.,  16  Quay  [see  adv.  dept. 

PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  dept. 
dept.  page  3]  [dept.  page  35] 

RODGERS  JOHN,  33  and  35  Lumber  [see  adv. 

TOWNSEND  FRANKLIN,  Elk,  corner  Hawk, 
[see  adv.  front  6] 

Steam  and  Gas  Fitters. 

Munsig  Wm.  623  Broadway 
Robinson  G.  &  S.  A.  18  Beaver 

Steam  Tow  Boats. 

Albany  &  Canal  Line,  J.  J.  Austin,  agt.  102  Pier 
OLD  LINE  TOW  BOATS,  Alfred  Van  Santvoord, 
agent,  77  Pier  [see  adv.  page  29] 


Schuyler  Line  Steam  Tow  Boats,  Thos.  Schuy- 
ler, agent,  80  Pier 

Stereotypers. 

Van  Benthuysen  C.  407  Broadway 
Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  59  State  and  7  James 

Stone  Cutters. 

(See  also  Marble  Workers.) 
BROOKSBY  &  ROWLAND,  Westerlo  cor.  Green 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  1 5] 
Gray  Wm.  Westerlo  cor.  Franklin. 
Jones  Samuel  E.  45  Herkimer 
McKenna  John,  163  Lydius 

Stove  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

WHOLESALE. 

CORNING  &  GOEWEY  (hollow  ware),  140  and 

148  Grand,   bet.   Westerlo   and  Arch.,  [see 

adv.  front  colored] 
McCoy  &  Clark,  13  and  15  Green 
Quackenboss  &  Wasson,  47  and  49  Montgomery 
RATHBONE  J.  F.  9  and   11  Green   [see  adv. 

front  colored] 
Ransom  S.  H.  &  Co.  563  Broadway 
SHEAR,  PACKARD  &  CO.  17  and  19  Green  [see 

adv.  front  colored] 
Treadwells  W'.  &  J.,  Perry  &  Norton,  110  Beaver 
Van  Woriner  &  McGarvey,  25  and  27  Green 
VOSE  &  CO.  Broadway  opp.  Delavan  House  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  5] 
WINNE  &  ABEEL  (hollow  ware),  525  Broadway 

[see  adv.  back  colored] 
Young  &  Cook,  at  North  Albany 

RETAIL. 

Bailey  &  Joralemon,  87  South  Pearl 

Baker  Chas.  A.  592  Broadway 

Baker  George,  31  and  33  Wash.  ave. 

Baker  J.  L.  54  State 

Baker  Samuel,  14  and  16  Green 

Breen  E.,  Lydius  cor.  Green 

Clark  Thos.  656  Broadway 

Davenport  Wm.  638  Broadway 

DELEHANTY  M.  26  and  28  Green  cor.  Beaver 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  6] 
Elder  &  Cooper,  700  Broadway 
Hoy  John  jr.  18  Green 
Kramarath  Martin,  297  South  Pearl 
Leonard  Nicholas,  163  South  Pearl 
McCoUum  Hugh  jr.  22  Hudson 
Mulcahy  Edward,  709  Broadway 
Pasco  E.  L.  56  Washington  avenue 
PASCO  ROBERT  V.,  Broadway,  Greenbush  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  35] 
Sagar  Peter,  7  Green 
Savage  &  Gray,  20  Green 
Van  Wormer  &  McGarvey,  25  and  27  Green 
Wands  &  Kinnicutt,  2 land 23 Green  cor.  Beaver 
Warren  Wm.  L.  60  Washington  avenue 
Whitney  W.  86  Green 
Wood  Walter  W.  230  Washington  ave. 

Stove  Pattern  Manufacturers. 

GIBBS  S.  W.  9  Liberty  [see  adv.  dept.  page  16] 

Stucco  Workers 

Boyle  &  Sunderland,  615  Broadway 

Surgeons. 

Armsby  James  H.  669  Broadway 

GILBERT  J.  P.,  Albany  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  18] 
March  Alden,  70  X  Hudson 
McNaughton  James,  54  North  Pearl 
Scovell  Amos  S.  249  Lydius 
Swinburne  John,  55  Eagle 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Tailoresses. 

Allen  Elizabeth,  32  Van  Scliaick 
Allen  Nancy,  74  North  Pearl 
Churchill  Amanda,  64  North  Pearl 
Daley  Ellen,  54  Mulberry 
Dunn  Ann,   194  Orange 
Gibson  T.  Mrs.  35  Hawk 
Hall  Marian  L.  99  Green 
Hallenbeck  Henrietta,  33  Westerlo 
Mowry  Anna,  30  Franklin 
McLaughlin  Ann,  106  Herkimer 
Onkey  Mary  Ann,  229  South  Pearl 
Parke  Sarah  S.  54  La  Fayette 
Russell  Eliza,  69  JeflFersou 
Sager  Margaret,  259  Hudson 
Sager  Catharine,  259  Hudson 
Thomas  Ann,  10  South  Lansing 
Winton  Jennet,  25  Spruce 
Wood  Emeline,  33  Van  Schaick 

Tanners  and  Curriers. 

Van  Valkenburgh  &  Ruyter,  Ferry  cor.  Second, 

Greenbush 
CUNNINGHAM  &  HELLIWELL,  365  Broadway 

[see  adv.  dept.  page  25] 

Taxidermists. 

Hurst  James  A.  38  Lodge  cor.  State 
Roberts  Joseph,  360  Lydius 

Teachers. 

Altmayer  Leo  H.  (languages),  54  Howard 

Anthony  C.  H.  47  Eagle 

Austin  David  P.  132  Hamilton 

Bayeux  Sarah  A.  Mrs.  26  North  Pearl 

Brmckeroff  Mrs,  18  Elk 

Brown  Lilly  Miss,  28  lower  Spring 

Bryant  &  Stratton  (mercantile),  448  Broadway 

Burnet  E.  A.  District  No.  4 

Calkins  J.  T.  446  Broadway 

Carmody  R.  J.  (music),  18  North  Pearl 

Clark  Wm.  H.,  Commercial  College 

Crane  Mary  R.  125  Hamilton 

Doelker  George  (music),  11  Van  Schaick 

Eddy  Clara  A.  16  La  Fayette 

Falk  Sampson  (Hebrew),  76  Herkimer 

Gibbs  Thomas  (music),  502  Broadway 

Goewey  Magdalen,  29  Chapel 

Goold  Henry,  55  South  Pearl 

Gorham  Alfred,  12  Park 

Gough  Mrs.  Thomas  (music),  220  Lnmber 

Graves  A.  G.  (dancing),  130  South  Pearl 

Gray  Louise  (music),  28  Plain 

Hackett  Mary  J.  (music),  264  Hamilton 

Hewes  Henrietta  B.  289  Hamilton 

Helme  J.  J.  140  upper  Spring 

Hepinstall  Alice,  Broad 

Hughes  Wm.  H.  74  Westerlo 

Haynes  Jane  &  Elizabeth,  107  Eagle 

Kambli  Henry,  (French  &  German),  22  Chestnut 

Kenny  M.  Mrs.  (music),  58  Chapel 

Kinahau  Patrick,  75  Lawrence 

Labischiner  Jacob  (languages),  75  South  Ferry 

Lawson  E.  135  Clinton  avenue 

Lloyd  T.  Spencer  (music),  135  Eagle 

Loomis  E.  Miss,  156  Lydius 

Loveridge  G.  Mrs.  44  Chapel 

Marsh  J.  B.  (music),  74  Philip 

McKaig  A.  36  Grand 

Merritield  Elizabeth,  111  Hamilton 

Meyer  Chas.  64  Franklin 

Moore  Frances  A.  (music),  20  Van  Schaick 

Mosher  J.  S.  285  South  Pearl 

Muller  F.  F.  (music),  233  State 

Newman  Thos.  (English  &  Classical),  97  Elm 

Pease  Jenny  Frassoni,  73  Second 


Pierce  Malinda,  131  Lydius 

PolleatB.  V.  (dancing),  94K  State 

Purdy  Elizabeth  C.  (select  school 

Reed  J.  A.  (music),  206  State 

Rice  E.  P.  (commercial),  96  State 

Shaw  Eleanor  E.  (music  and  dancing),  23  Jay 

Sherwin  W.  F.  (music),  519  Broadway 

Skerritt  Jane  (French),  4  High 

Skerritt  Margaret  E.  (music),  4  High 

Skerritt  Mary  M.  4  High 

Skerritt  Susan  L.  4  High 

STEARNS  EBEN  S.,  principal  Female  Academy, 

Ashgrove,  Broad  cor.   Westerlo    [see  adv. 

dept.  page  33] 
Strever  Adam,  76  Herkimer 
Swan  Richard  W.  (language),  1  La  Fayette 
Van  OHuda  Jerusha  (select  school),  Plain 
Waddell  Agnes,  69  N.  Lansing 
Waddell  Faithful,  69  N.  Lansing 
Whipple  Emma,  71  North  Pearl 
Wrightson  George,  76  Chapel 

Teas. 

Berry  &  Bensen,  78  State 

BURT  C.  A.  797  Broadway  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  21] 
WAIT  GEORGE,   359  and  361   Broadway   [see 
adv.  front  colored] 

Telegraph  Companies. 

American,  448  Broadway 

New  York,  Albajiy  and  Buffalo,  448  Broadway 

Telescope  Manufucturer. 

Andrews  Joel  W.  42  High 
Tinsmiths  and  Sheet  Iron  Workers. 

(See  also  Stcwes,  Sec. ) 

Bailey  &  Joralemon,  87  South  Pearl 

Baker  C.  A.  592  Broadway 

Baker  George,  31  and  33  Washington  avenue 

Baker  J.  L.  54  State 

Baker  S.  14  and  16  Green 

Breen  Edward,  148  South  Pearl 

Campbell  George,  37  Orange 

Clark  Thomas,  656  Broadway 

Davenport  Wm.  638  Broadway 

DELEHANTY  MICHAEL,  26  Green   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  6] 
Devine  John,  312  Broadway 
Elder  &  Cooper,  700  Broadway 
Hoy  John  jr.  18  Green 
Leonard  Nicholas,  163  South  Pearl 
McCoUum  Hugh  jr.  22  Hudson 
McClure  J.  41  Orange 
Mulcahy  Edward,  709  Broadway 
Pasco  E.  L.  56  Washington  avenue 
PASCO  ROBERT,  V.,  Broadway  opposite  Ferry, 

Greenbush  [see  adv.  dept.  page  35 
Roseboom  Gerrit,  103  South  Pearl 
Roseboom  J.  94  Hudson 
Schlink  Valentine,  226  South' Pearl 
SMITH  PETER'S  SONS,   16  Beaver   [see  adv. 

back  cover] 
Van  Wormer  &  McGarvey,  25  and  27  Green 
Wands  &  Kinnicutt,  21  and  23  Green 
Warren  Wm.  L.  60  Washington  avenue 
Wenz  Peter,  298  South  Pearl 
Whitney  C.  345  Broadway 
Wood  W.  W.  230  Washington  avenue 

Tobacco  Cutting  Machines. 

Rodgers  John,  33  Lumber 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


173 


Tobacconists. 

(See  also  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 

Bingham  George  W.  301  Broadway 

Greer  &  Son,  822  Broadway 

Levy  N.  28  South  Pearl 

Miller  Julius,  20  South  Pearl 

Murdock  E.  15  and  17  Church 

PAYN   BENJAMIN,    447  Broadway    [see  adv. 

dept.  page  14] 
Rice  &  Steuart,  78  S.  Pearl 
Sherwood  Joseph,  Lydins  cor.  Church 
Sherwood  Thomas  J.  146  South  Pearl 
Shields  &  Son,  35  Church 
Simpson  M.  337  Broadway 
Sprague  Horace,  62  Washington  avenue 
Strasser  M.  2  and  3  Howard 
Wasserman  H.  315  Broadway 

Tow  Boats. 

See  Steam  Tow  Boats. 

Transportation  Lines. 

American  Transportation  Co.,  0.   N.    Chapin, 

agent,  35  Quay 
Albany  and  Canal  Line,  Austin  &  Co.  agents, 

102  Pier 
Boston,  Providence,  New  Haven  and  Philadel- 
phia Packets,  Smyth,  Meigs  &  Young,  ag'ts, 

40  Quay 
BOSTON   ANT)  PROVIDENCE  PACKETS,   C. 

W.   &  R.   C.  Bentley,    agents,    Quay   cor. 

Hamilton  [see  adv.  dept.  page  19] 
Boston  Packets,  G.  E.  Gay,  agent,  103  Pier 
Buffalo  Lines,  Swan  and  Thayer's  Transport  Co. 
A.   W.  Horton's  Com.  Exchange   Line,  E.   A. 

Swan,  agent,  77  Pier 
Commercial  Transportation  Co.,  D.  Mann,  agent, 

11  Quay 
Cool's  Glenn  Falls  Line,  W.  R.  Barrett,  agent, 

120  Pier 
Fulton  Line,  A.  R.  Gray,  agent,  95  Pier 
Hartford  and  Albany  Steam  Transportation  Line, 

W.  S.  Preston,  agent,  110  Pier 
Inland  Steam  Navigation  Co.  A.  R.  Gray,  agent, 

95  Pier 
Merchants'   Dispatch  Line,   J.   B.  F.  Barnard, 

agt.,  1  Clinton  avenue,  near  Broadway 
Merchants'  Line,  0.  N.  Chapin  &  Co.  agents,  4 

Maiden  lane 
Merchants'  Transportation  Co.,    0.  N.  Chapin 

&  Co.  agents,  4  Maiden  lane 
MERCHANTS'  STEAM  BOAT  LINE,  Geo.  W. 

Stevens,  agent,    282   Broadway    [see  adv. 

dept.  page  28] 
New  Haven,  New  Bedford  and  Poughkeepsie, 

M.  H.  Read  &  Son,  agents,  118  Pier 
New  York  and  Albany  Propeller  Line,    John 

Stacpole,  agent,  130  Quay 
New  York  and  Western  States,  Wm.  Eaton, 

agent,  103  Pier 
Northern  Transportation  Line,    A.    Robertson, 

agent,  105  Pier 
North  Western  Transportation  Co.,  A.  R.  Gray, 

agent,  95  Pier 
New  Oswego  Line,  L.  H.  Eaton,  agent,  103  Pier 
Old  Oswego  Line,  A.  R.  Gray,  agent,  95  Pier 
PEOPLES'  LINE,  J.  W.   Harcourt,   agent,  283 

Broadway  [see  adv.  dept.  page  29] 
Providence,  New  Bedford  and  Bridgeport,  Geo. 

M.  Griffen  &  Co.  agents,  111  Pier 
Rochester  Transportation  Co.,  Van  Santvoord  & 

Co.  agents,  77  Pier 
STALL  &    ALLENDORF'S  New  Line,  foot  of 

Chs.  street  [see  adv.  dept.  page  29] 


SWIFTSURE  LINE  (freight  to  N.  Y.),  Van  Sant- 
voord &  Co.  agents,  "77  Pier  [see  adv,  dept. 
page  29] 

Syracuse  and  Oswego  Line,  L.  H.  Eaton,  agent, 
103  Pier 

Troy  and  Chicago  Line,  Wm.  Eaton,  agent,  103 
Pier 

Utica  Line,  L.  H.  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  Bleeckei* 

Trimmings,  etc. 

Denraead  John,  499  B'way  and  61  S.  Pearl 
Sinsheimer  A.,  N.  Pearl  cor.  Maiden  lane 
REID  JOHN,  586  and  588  Broadway  [see  adv. 
dept.  page  34] 

Trnnk  Boxes. 

Topping  Sylvester,  18  Norton 

Trunks,  Valises,  etc. 

LLOYT)  LYxMAN  J.  340  and  342  Broadway  [see 
adv.  dept.  page  11]  [page  40] 

ROBBINS  J.  S.  52  South  Pearl  [see  adv.  dept. 
Rodgers  L.  M.  364  Broadway 
Snell  Charles,  Maiden  lane  cor.  Broadway 
Traver  G.  658  Broadway 

Truss  and  Bandage  Manufacturer. 

Francks  Jonathan,  81  N.  Pearl 

Turning  and  Sawing. 

Frederick  &  Merrifield,  32  James 
Pearce  John,  45  Maiden  lane 
Taaffe  William,  52  Chapel 
VIELE  R.  K.,  Thacher  above  North  Ferry   [eee 
adv.  dept.  page  8] 

Type  Founder.  ! 

VAN  BENTHUYSEN  C.  407  Broadway  IjBee 
adv.  page  6] 

Umbrellas  and  Parasols. 

Hunt  A.  Mrs.  Broadway 
Weaver  D.  L.  39  Green 

Undertakers.  ' 

Allen  James,  613  Broadway  | 

Brazure  John  W.  107  Lydius 

Harrigan  John,  591  Broadway 

Merritield  &  Wooster,  59  South  Pearl 

Netterville  J.  W.  158  Green 

Parsons  H.  &  Son,  601  Broadway 

Rodgers  W.  C.  216  South  Pearl 

Senrick  Xavier,  95  and  97  State 

Smith  Edward  T.  52  Hudson 

Smyth  A.  V.  H.  D.  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Vile  Joseph,  70  Green 

Upholsterers. 

BALLOU  RANSOM,  Jr.  with  C.  S.  Middlebrook, 

Tweddle  Hall  [see  adv.  dept.  page  196] 
Butts  George,  126  Eagle 
Harris  E.  A.  126  State 
Merrifield  &  Wooster,  59  South  Pearl 
MIDDLEBROOK  C.  S.  Tweddle  Hall 
Morange  J.  W.  39  North  Pearl 
Semick  X.  95  and  97  State 
Shanks  David  W.  32  Green 
Smyth  A.  V.  H.  D.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 


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BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


Van  Gaasbef  k  J.  &  Co.  472  and  474  Broadway 
WHITE  ANTRLM  (mattrasses),  96  Green  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  40] 
Winne  John  &  Son,  15  North  Pearl 

Variety,  Toys,  etc. 

Betaugh  Samuel  C,  B'way,  op.  Ferry,  Greenb'h 

Bicknell  B.  397  Broadway 

Blackman  John  H.  200  Sauth  Pearl 

Brown  Wm.  770  Broadway 

Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L.  45  "Washington  avenue 

Graham  Barbara,  66  Washington  avenue 

Hart  J.  23  Steuben 

Hattersley  Robert  (manuf.),  86  First,  Arbor  hill 

Hogle  Horace  Mrs.  42  Clinton  avenue 

Jewett  Caroline,  71  North  Pearl 

Lord  Joseph,  19  Philip 

Many  &  Delamater,  576  Broadway 

Morris  Robert  S.  65  South  Pearl 

Norris  H.  B.  Mrs.  70  Washington  avenue 

Reid  John,  646  Broadway 

Savage  Catharine,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Spelman  B.  R.  cS^  R.  L.  582  Broadway 

Tobin  J.  F.  46  Quay 

Wilbur  Ellen,  Broadway,  Bath 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Gibson  John,  266  North  Pearl 
Vosburgh  Levi,  54  Hamilton 
Wright  George,  1 53  Lydius 
Wright  Joseph,  153  Lydius 

Vinegar. 

Friedlander  David,  271  South  Pearl 
Roff  Jobn  J.  384  Lydius 
Spanier  Lewis,  801  Broadway 
Stone  &  Merritt,  50  Quay 
Vail  Francis,  73  Green 
Young  Sidney,  50  Quay 

Wagon  and  Sleigh  Makers. 

See  Carriage  Builders. 

Watches  and  Jewelry. 

Adler  &  Myers,  386  Broadway 

Burgess  L.  G.  10  Plain 

Dahlman  Ernst,  166  South  Pearl 

Davis  R.  90  South  Pearl 

Herman  Morris,  7  Washington  avenue 

Homanner  John,  312  South  Pearl 

Hood  B.  L.,  State  corner  North  Pearl 

Jenkins  Ira,  640  Broadway 

Jenkins  John  J.  640  Broadway 

Kronmeier  August,  191  South  Pearl 

Laventall  S.  34  South  Pearl 

Lawten  Slager  A.  44  State 

Magnus  S.  M.  368  Broadway 

Marsh  Benjamin,  34  State 

McHarg  Alex.  38  Green 

McNaughton  Francis,  33  X  South  Pearl 

Mix  J.  jr.  24  Green 

Wendell  &  Feltman,  480  Broadway 

Peterman  J.  36  Hudson 

Rosengarden  Joseph,  98  South  Pearl 

Smith  Isaac,  33  State 

Spoerhase  Louis,  186  South  Pearl 

Stein  &  Brother,  548  Broadway 

Stern  &  Son,  139  South  Pearl 

Waterman  George,  98  State 

Wild  Edward,  192  South  Pearl 

Yauman  Theodore  (hair  jewelry),  580  Broadway 

Weighers  and  Measurers. 

See  Grain  Meastorers. 


Wheelwrights. 

Castle  Daniel,  924  Broadway 

Dempsey  .James,  Colonie,  cor.  Rail  Road  avenue 

Fitxgerald  Maurice,  123  Bowery 

Lockley  Richard,  3  Carroll 

McDonald  B.  149  Church 

McKenney  Patrick,  194  Orange 

McMahon  Joseph,  6  Grand 

O'Connell  T.  62  Water 

Rhoades  John,  122  Lydius 

RuU  Sylvester,  438  Lydius 

Whitewashers. 

Ben  Peter,  inquire  at  Haswell's,  S.  Pearl,  comer 

Lydius 
Latour  William,  18  Canal 
Staats  E.  Mrs.  45  Montgomery 

Window  Shades. 

BALLOU  RANSOM   Jr.  with  C.   S.   MIDDLE- 
BROOK,  Tweddle  Hall  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  196] 
Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L.  45  Washington  avenue 
Glenn  &  Winne,  382  Broadway 
HARRIS  DAN'L,  8  Green  [see  adv.  front  cover] 
Lawyer,  Borst  &  Burnet,  316  Broadway 
Morange  J.  W.  39  North  Pearl 
Shanks  D.  W.  32  Green 
Shehan  Michael  A.  390  Broadway 

Wines,  etc. 

IMPORTED. 

BEHAN  THOMAS,  6  Hudson  [see  adv.  page  19] 
BURT  CHARLES  A.   797  Broadway   [see  adv. 

dept.  page  21] 
EVERS  JOHN,  Chapel  corner  Van  Schaick  [see 

adv.  dept.  page  20]  page  19] 

REID  J.  &  CO.  2  and  4  State   [see  adv.  dept. 
TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

dept.  page  20] 

Wire  Cloth  and  Sieves. 

SMITH  PETER'S  SONS,  16  Beaver   [see  adv. 
back,  colored] 

Wood. 

See  Coal  and  Wood. 

Wood  Measurer. 

Terry  David,  66  Franklin 

Wooden  Ware  Dealers. 

Barker  Wm.  P.  47  South  Pearl 

Bicknell  Becker,  397  Broadway 

Morris  Robert  S.  65  South  Pearl 

Randall  Andrew,  75  State 

Templeton  Samuel,  511  Broadway 

Wooley  &  Harris  (manufacturers),  120  Wash.  av. 

Wool  Dealers. 

Anable  &  Rathbone,  30  and  32  State 

Knower  John,  31  Hudson 

Newman  Charles,  457  Broadway 

Smith  &  Covert,  30  State 

Sweet  B.  A,  320  Broadway 

Van  Sickler  R.  M.  &  Forby,  10  and  14  Maiden  1. 

Wilson  James,  54  Dean 

Woolen  Goods. 

Sweet  &  Tinsley  (knit),  320  Broadway 

Van  Sickler  R.  M.  &  Forby,  10  and  14  Maiden  1. 


CITY     GOVBENMENT 


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ALBANY      ORGANIZED      AS      A     CITY,      1686 
ALBANY  MADE  CAPITAL  OF  THE  STATE,  1798. 


CITY  ELECTION 

ON  THE 

2d    TUES.    OF  APEIL 
in  each  year. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT 
ORGANIZES 

ON  THE 

1st  TUESDAY"  OP  MAY 
in  each  year. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  FOR  1860-61. 

GEORGE  H.  THACHER, Mayor. 

CHARLES  L.  AUSTIN, Recorder. 


BOARD  OF  ALDERMEN. 


First  Ward: 

O.VE  YEA.R, 

Henry  Mix, 

101  Bassett  street. 

Second  Ward  : 

Thos.  Schuyler, 
65  South  Ferry  street. 

Third  Ward: 

Isaac  N.  Keeler, 
96  Green  street. 

Fourth  Ward: 

Horace  L,  Emery, 
27  Beaver  street. 
Fifth  Ward: 

C.  B.  Redfield, 
87  Columbia  street. 


Two  Years. 
Owen  Golden, 
156  Broad  street. 

Michael  Delehanty, 
132  Green  street. 

John  C.  Feltman, 
91  Lydius  street. 

Philip  Wendell, 

106  tJtate  street. 

Jas.  I.  Johnson, 
91  Columbia  street. 


Sixth   Ward: 

OxE  Year. 
Henry  A.  Allen, 
744  Broadway. 

Seventh  Ward: 

Thos.  Mattimore, 
206  North  Pearl  street. 
Eighth  Ward: 

Martin  White, 
164  Clinton  avenue. 

Ninth  Ward: 
Charles  Bell, 
329  Bowery. 

Tenth  Ward  .- 

Wm.  P.  Brayton, 

42  Jay  street. 


Two  Years. 
Alan  son  A.  Sumner, 
96  North  Pearl. 

Terrence  J.  Quin, 

28  North  Ferry  street 

John  Evers, 
19  Chapel  street. 

Wm.  J.  Humphrey, 
39  La  Fayette  street. 

George  W.  Luther, 

206  Elm  street. 


STANDING    COMMITTEES. 


Apportionments — Recorder,  Aid.  Sumner,  Wen- 
dell. [Keeler. 

Academies    and    Schools  —  Aid.    Allen,    Evers, 

Applications  to  the  Legislature — Aid.  Sumner, 
Quin,  Schuyler. 

Accounts — Aid.  Allen,  Mix,  Humphrey. 

Alms  House — Aid.  Johnson,  White,  Luther. 

Board  of  Health — Mayor,  Recorder,  Aid.  Evers, 
Schuyler,  Bell. 

Board  of  Magistrates — Recorder,  Aid.  Golden, 
Allen,  Mattimore,  Brayton,  Wendell. 

City  Hall — Mayor,  Recorder,  Aid.  Mix,  Emery, 
Evers,  Feltman. 

Engine— Aid.  Delehanty,  Johnson,  Emery. 

Ferry — Aid.  Golden,  Sumner,  Humphrey. 

Finance — Aid.  Sumner,  Evers,  Luther. 

Printing— Aid.  Johnson,  White,  Emery. 


Lamps — Aid.  White,  Golden,  Luther. 

Land — Aid.  Golden,  Delehanty,  Keeler. 

Laiu — Recorder,  Aid.  Allen,  Brayton. 

Levels — Aid.  Mattimore,  Mix,  Wendell. 

Markets — Aid.  Mix,  Mattimore,  Emery. 

Navigation — Aid.  Golden,  Quin,  Redfield. 

Police— Aid.  Quinn,  White,  Brayton. 

Relations  of  City  and  County — Aid.  Evers,  Sum- 
ner, Humphrey. 

Streets,  N.  X).— Aid.  Evers,  Allen,  Bell. 

"     S.  £>._Ald.  Mix,  Delehanty,  Wendell, 

Wells   and   Pumps — Aid.    Golden,    Mattimore, 
Keeler. 

Water — Aid.  Allen,  Quin,  Schuyler. 

Railroads — Aid.  Quin,  Golden,  Feltman. 

Industrial   School — Aid.    Delehanty,    Johnson. 
Bell. 


MISCELLANEOUS  OFFICERS. 


Attorney— Clinton  Ca.ssidy,  office  480  Broadway. 

Clerk— Martin  Delehanty,  office  City  Hall 

Chamberlain — J.  C.  Y.  Paige,    " 

Deputy  Chamberlain — Lewis  Wiles, 

Marshal — Bartholomew  Judge, 

Deputy  Marshal — John  Meighan, 

Surveyor — R.  H.  Bingham, 

Assistant  Surveyor — James  Brown, 

Dep.  Excise  Officer — J.  C.  Y.  Paige, 

Receiver  of  Taxes — Lewis  Wiles, 

Water  Commissioners — Erastus  Corning,  John 
Taylor,  Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  John  L.  "School- 
craft, Henry  H.  Martin.  George  W.  Carpenter, 
Sup't  Works— o&ce  59  State. 

Superintendent  of  the  Alms  House— Wm.  Hurst. 


School  Commissio7iers — John  0.  Cole,  Thos.  Mc- 

Elroy,  John  Tracey,  Henry  Russell,  Wm.  A. 

Rice,  George  W.  Carpenter,  Geo.  H.  Thacher, 

Eli  Perry,  Charles  L.  Austin. 
Justice  of  Justices'  Court — William  C.  McHarg, 

1  year;  Henry  P.  Nugent,  2  years;  John  J. 

Gallup,  3  years — office  over  Center  Market. 
Overseer  of  the  Poor — William  L.  Oshorn,  office 

over  Center  Market. 
Alms  House  Physician — James  L.  Babcock,  office 

101  Lydius 
City  Assessors — Ichabod  Cunningham,  1  year  ; 

Richard  D.  Betts,  2  years  ;   James  Boyle,  3 

years — office  City  Hall, 


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POLICE     AND     FIRE     DEPAETMENTS 


City  Physicians — Istward,  Cornelius  D.  Mosher; 

2d  ward,  James  Cox ;  3d  ward,  Henry  Case  ; 

4th  ward,  0.  H.  Young ;  5th  and  6th  wards, 

F.  C.  Adams ;  7th  ward,  John  J.  Myers ;  8th 

ward,  A.  S.  Harlow ;  9th  ward,  Chas.  Smith ; 

10th  ward,  0.  C.  Alexander. 
City  Superintendents— N.  D.,  Thomas  Murphy  ; 

S.  D.,  Richard  Parr,  jr.  John  Hart,    Clerk. 

Office  City  Hall. 
Coroners— Noah  S.  Dean,  Amos  Dodge,  Abram 
Lederer. 


Inspector  of  Weights  and  Measures — William  T. 
Wooley,  office  120  Washington  avenue. 

Supervisors — 1st  ward,  Daniel  Sulliran;  2d 
ward,  Chas.  E.  White  ;  3d  ward,  M.  W.  Ben- 
der ;  4th  ward,  Francis  N.  Sill ;  5th  ward, 
Isaac  A.  Chapman ;  6th  ward,  Wm.  Frothing- 
ham ;  7th  ward,  Thomas  Early ;  8th  ward, 
Stephen  J.  McKnight;  'Jth  ward,  Wm.  Mc- 
Bride;  10th  ward,  James  Milwaiu. 

Superintendent  of  the  Market — John  Bariy. 

Fort  Warden — William  H.  Burleigh. 


POLICE  DEPARTMENT. 

AMOS  l\.DAMS,  Chief— o&ce  23  Dean. 


District  No.  1,  42  Ferry  street. 
Policemen. — George  M.  Ilagadorn,  Captain.  J. 
D.  W.  Weraple,  Lieutenant.  John  J.  Frank- 
lin, Adam  Stutts,  Nelson  Millimau,  Jeremiah 
Toomey,  Matthew  Hamilton,  James  Smith, 
John  Domery,  Jeremiah  Hoyel,  John  Man- 
ning, James  Wilson,  Patrolmen.  Levi  Relyea, 
Doorman. 

District  No.  2,  23  Dean  street. 
Policemen.— John  Brennan,  Captain.  W.  H. 
Brandenburgh,  Lieutenant.  Patrick  Malone, 
Thomas  McBride,  Jacob  Switzer,  Alexander 
Buchanan,  J.  R.  Houghtaling,  Wm.  M.  Ri- 
chards, John  E.  Haswell,  Wm.  Fitzmanrice, 
William  G.  Wood,  James  Teelin,  Patrolmen. 
Richard  Patterson,  Doorman. 

District  No.  3,  15  Jackson. street. 

Policemen.— Jacob  Sager,  Captain.  Theo.  Gil- 
lespie, Lieutenant.  Robert  Davidson,  Wm. 
Walls,  Wm.  W.  Putnam,  Charles  S.  Gilles- 
pie, William  Nowlan,  John  Campion,  John 
Bryan,  James  Van  Schoonhoven,  John  Myers, 
Joseph  S.  Grady,  Patrolmen.  James  Oswald, 
Doorman. 

District  No.  4,  Lancaster  st,  cor.  Dove. 

Policemen.— Stillman  Hazeltine,  Captain.  J.  J. 
Van  Bramer,  Lieutenant.    Alexander  Wilson, 


Henry  McDuffie,  Edward  Ellis,  Jacob  Grub, 
John  J.  Mesick,  A.  T.  La  Grange,  Ezra  R. 
Palmer,  Mylau  C.  Bennett,  Peter  Hoock, 
John  Hallenbeck,  Patrolmen.  John  Sample, 
Doorman. 

Miscellaceous. 

Haebor  Police. — John  P.  Bradt,  Edward  Maloy, 
Aaron  J.  Becker. 

Police  Commissioners. —  George  H.  Thacher 
(Chairman),  Mayor;  John  0.  Cole,  S.  H.  H. 
Parsons  (Secretary),  Police  Justices;  Visscher 
Ten  Eyck  (and  one  vacancy). 

Police  Constables. — Josepli  Clinton,  Elisha 
Mack,  B.  B.  Whalen,  John  Maloy,  Elias  P. 
Hale,  James  Cowieson. 

Police  Justices. — John  0.  Cole,  S.  H.  H.  Par- 
sons.   Office  over  Center  Market. 

Sheriff  and  Deputies. — (Sec  page  191.) 

Supernumerary  Police. — Wm.  Doolittle,  Casper 
Langhorn,  Joseph  J.  Isdell,  Jeremiah  Ford, 
George  W.  Crocker,  John  Sherry,  Henrv 
Malone,  James  DeLacey,  Daniel  Winne,  Selan 
Horsford. 

Ward  Constables. — 1st  ward,  Leonard  Wit- 
beck  :  2d  ward,  Francis  Murray ;  3d  ward, 
Ter.  Sheridan  ;  4th  ward,  Patrick  Walsh;  5ta 
ward,  Wm.  Scranton ;  6th  ward,  James  Gil- 
lespie; 7th  ward,  John  Braunon;  8th  ward, 
Andrew  Keel'e  ;  9th  ward,  Wm.  Pearcy ;  10th 
ward,  Lucius  St.  John. 


FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 


Chief  Engineer's  Office— Flain  Street,  near  Philip. 

Engine. 

AMERICUS  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  13,  Jeffer- 

son  street,  near  Swan— James  Stacpole,  Fore- 
man. 
DANIEL  D.  TOMPKINS  ENGINE  COMPANY 

No.  8,  Bleecker  street— James  Costigan,  Fore- 

ma,n. 
EAGLE  ENGINE  COMPANY   No.  7,   Hudson 

street— Wm  Vanderbilt,  Foreman. 
MOUNTAINEER  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.   5, 

Washin'Tton  avenue— Wm.  Yeaton,  Foreman. 
NIAGARA  ENGINE  COMPANY    No.   6,  State 

st  above  Hawk— Chas.  Lightfoot,  Faretnan. 
NEPTUNE  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  10,  Wilson 

street— JoseiA  Murahy,  Foreman. 

RELIEF  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.   11,  S.  Pearl 

below  Arch— T.  Fayles,  Foreman. 
WARREN  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  12,  Second 

street.  Arbor  hill— Edward  Van  Valkenburg, 

Foreman. 

Hook  and  Ladder. 
RED  JACKET  HOOK  AND  LADDER  COMPANY 
No.   2,    Clinton   avenue— William   Wallace, 
Foreman. 


Supt.  of  Hose  Depot — John  Donohoe, 
Hose. 

PHENIX  HOSE  COMPANY  No.  4,  Grand  street 
— Charles  Rodgers,  Foreman. 

PUTNAM  HOSE  COMPANY  No.  3,  North  Lan- 
sing St.,  bel.  B'wav — C.  M.  Belknap,  Foreman. 

TIVOLI  HOSE  COMPANY  No.  1,  Plain  street— 
.James  Kennedy,  Foreman. 

WASHINGTON 'HOSE  COMPANY  No.  2,  Chapel 
street — W.  J.  Lewis,  Foreman. 

ALBANY  FIREMEN'S  COUNCIL,  meet  monthly 
at  Chief  Engineer's  Office,  Plain  street.  Wm. 
Wallace,  President.  Thos.  Fayles,  Vice  Pre- 
sident. James  Kennedy,  Recording  Secretary. 
James  Mclutyre,  Corresponding  Secretary.  C. 
M.  Belknap,  Treasurer. 

ALBANY  FIRE  DEPARTMENT,  meet  quarter 
yearly  at  their  rooms  in  City  Hall.  John 
Daley,  President.  John  N.  Foster,  Vice  Pre- 
sident. Thomas  Wilson,  Secretary.  Visscher 
Ten  Eyck,  Treasurer.  John  Walsh,  Collector. 
Thos.  J.  Cowell,  John  C.  Mull,  W.  J.  Scott, 
William  J.  Lewis,  John  Vant,  Thos,  Fayles, 
Trustees. 


NEWSPAPERS,     ETC 


177 


NEWSPAPERS. 


ALBANY  ATLAS  AND  ARGUS,   Comstock  & 

Cassidy,  Beaver,  corner  Broadway — daily,  $8 ; 

semi-weekly,  $4  ;  weekly,  $1.50. 
ALBANY  DAILY  KNICKERBOCKER,  Hastings 

&  Co.,  IX  Green— daily,  $3;  weekly,  $1. 
ALBAN  if  EVENING  JOIJRNAL,  Weed,  Dawson 

&  Co.,  59  State— daily,  $8  ;  semi-weekly,  $4  ; 

weekly,  |2. 
ALBANY    EVENING    STANDARD,   Griffin   & 

Co.,  Museum  Building — R. M.  Griffin,  editor — 

daily,  9  cents  a  week. 
ALBANY  MORNING  EXPRESS,  Stone,  Henly 

&  Co.,  52  State — J.  C.  Cuyler,  editor — daily,  9 

ALBANY  MORNING  TIMES,  Barnes  &  Godfrey, 
1  Green — daily,  9  cents  a  week. 


ALBANY  STATESMAN,  J.  B.  Swain  &  Co.,  74 
State— J.  B.  Swain,  editor— daily,  $6 ;  weekly, 

COUNTRY  GENTLEMAN,   L.   Tucker  &  Son, 

395  Broadway — weekly,  |2. 
CULTIVATOR,  L.  Tucker  &   Son,   395  Broad- 
way— monthly,  50  cents. 
FREIE  DEUTSCHE  BLAETTER,  A.  Miggael,  10 

William — tri-weekly,  $4. 
JOUKNAJL    NEW    YORK    STATE    AGRICUL-' 

TURAL  SOCIETY  (office  in  Geological  Hall)— 

monthly. 
NEW  YORK  TEACHER,   James   Cruikshank, 

452  Broadway — monthly,  $1. 
TuSlGLICHER  BEOBACHTER  (German),  Adler 

&  Tolle,  26  Beaver— daily,  |5. 


LIBRARIES. 


ALBANY   INSTITUTE    LIBRARY,  in  Albany 

Academy,  Eagle  street,  cor.  Elk— 8000  volumes. 
ALBANY  LIBRARY,  in  Female  Academy,  North 

Pearl  street — 5000  volumes. 
MEDICAL  LIBRARY,  in  Medical  College,  Eagle 

street,  cor.  Jay — 5000  volumes. 
NORMAL  LIBRARY,  in  State  Normal  School, 

Lodge  street,  cor.  of  Howard— 3500  volumes. 


STATE  LIBRARY,  State  street,  adjoining  the 
Capitol— 52,000  volumes. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  ASSOCIATION  LIBRARY,  in 
Association  Hall,  State  street — 9000  volumes. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION 
LIBRARY,  in  rooms  No.  124  State  street— 
1200  volumes. 


EXPRESSES. 


ALBANY  AND  LANSINGBURGH  EXPRESS, 
office  at  Thorburn's  Seed  Store — I.  Gardner, 
Proprietor. 

ALBANY  AND  SCHENECTADY  EXPRESS, 
office  17  State,  cor.  Dean — W.  Steers,  Pro- 
prietor. 

ALBANY  AND  TROY  EXPRESS,  No.  6  Ex- 
change Building,  State  st. — Peter  La  Rose, 
Proprietor. 

AMERICAN  EXPRESS  COMPANY  (to  all  points 
of  the  U.  S.),  No.  11  Exchange  Building,  State 
street — Wells,  Butterfield  &  Co.,  Proprietors. 


EASTERN  EXPRESS  COMPANY  (to  all  points 
east).  No.  12  Exchange  Building,  State  street- 
Thompson  &  Co.,  Proprietors. 

MERCHANTS'  DESPATCH  (under  the  super- 
vision of  the  American  Express  Company), 
No,  1  Clinton  avenue— John  B.  F.   Barnard, 

NATIONAL  EXPRESS  COMPANY  (to  all  points 
north).  No.  13  Exchange  Building,  State  st, — 
R.  L.  Johnson,  Manager. 

POWELL'S  BANK  EXPRESS,  office  at  Thor 
burn's  Seed  Store— Wm.  Powell,  Proprietor. 


MEDICAL  SOCIETIES. 


ALBANY  MEDICAL  ASSOCIATION,  meet  semi- 
monthly at  the  Albany  Medical  College.  Levi 
Moore,  President.  James  E.  Pomfret,  Alex- 
ander A.  Edmeston,  Vice-Presidents.  Geo. 
H.  Newcomb,  Secretary.  Henry  March,  Trea- 
surer. 

HOMEOPATHIC  MEDICAL  SOCIETY  OF  THE 
STATE  OF  NEW  YORK.  Annual  meeting  in 
Albany  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  May.  H. 
D.  Paine  of  Albany,  Secretary. 

MEDICAL  SOCIETY  OF  THE  COUNTY  OF 
ALBANY,  organized   1806,  meets  at  the  City 


Hall  on  the  second  Tuesdays  of  June  and 
November.  Wm.  F.  Carter  of  Cohoes,  Presid- 
ent. S.  Oakley  Vanderpoel,  Vice-President. 
Levi  Moore  of  Albany,  Secretary.  Wm.  H. 
Bailey,  Treasurer. 
MEDICAL  SOCIETY  OF  THE  STATE  OP  NEW 
YORK,  organized  1807,  meets  at  the  Capitol 
on  the  first  Tuesday  in  February.  Daniel  T. 
Jones  of  Onondaga,  President.  E.  H.  Parker  of 
Poughkeepsie,  Vice-President.  Sylvester  D. 
Wiliard  of  Albany,  Secretary.  John  V.  P. 
Quackenbush  of  Albany,  Treasurer. 


UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS. 


Commissioner — R.  J.  Hilton,  74  State  street.  i 

Deputy  Marshal — John  Maloy,  94  State  street. 
Deputy  Collector  qf  Customs — Dennis  B.  Gaflhey,  ] 

448  Broadway. 
Inspectors — N.   Sigsbee,  Jr. ,  Jas.  McQuade,  448 

Broadway. 

23 


Surveyor  of  the  Port — Henry  M.  Dowd,  448 
Broadway. 

Postmaster — Calvert  Comstock,  Exchange  Build- 
ing, Broadway,  corner  of  State  street. 

Pension  Agent — Isaac  Vanderpoel,  59  State  street 
(up  stairs). 


178 


SCHOOLS.       SOCIETIES,    INSTITUTIONS,    ETC. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

SCHOOL    COMMISSIONERS  (seepage  178). 
Theodoke  Wood,  Professor  of  Music. 


No.  Location.  Principal. 

1,  244  South  PearL  .. Jacob  S.  Mosher. 

2,  218  State Campbell  Allen. 

3,  7  Van  Tromp Charles  A.  White. 

4,  55  Union Edward  E.  Burnet. 

5,  172  North  Pearl William  B.  Sims. 

6,  121  Second John  A.  Howe. 

7,  56  Canal William  L.  Martin. 


No.  Location. 

8,  147  Lydius 

9,  Ferry,  cor.  Dallius 

10,  182  Washington  ave.  .. 

11,  417  Lydius,  near  Lark. 

12,  Wash,  ave.,  cor.  Robin. 

13,  B'way,  cor.  Lawrence.. 
Wilberforce,  Hud.  a.  Hawk, 


Officers  of  the  Board  of  Education. — John  0.  Cole,  President.    H.  B. 


Principal. 
Chauncy  W.  Allen. 
Wm.  H.  Hughes. 
Jonatlian  Brownell. 
Josiah  H.  Gilbert. 
Jolm  F.  Prentice. 
A.  F.  Onderdonk, 
Addison  Phelps. 
Haswell,  Sec^y. 


SOCIETIES,  INSTITUTIONS,  Etc. 


ALBANY  CITY  HOSPITAL,  Howard  street,  cor. 
of  Eagle.  Erastus  Corning,  E.  P.  Prentice,  M. 
T.  Reynolds,  Wm.  H.  De  Witt,  T.  W.  Olcott, 
H.  Pumpelly,  John  Taylor,  Joel  Rathbone, 
Archibald  McClure,  J.  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Robt.  H. 
Pruyn,  J.  B.  Plumb,  Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  Robt. 
Townsend,  John  Tweddle,  the  Mayor  and 
Recorder,  ex-officio.  Governors.  E.  P.  Pren- 
tice, President.  J.  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Vice-Pre- 
sident. Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  Treasurer.  Robt. 
Townsend,  Secretary.  James  McNaughton, 
Alden  March,  James  H.  Armsby,  John  Swin- 
burne, Attending  Surgeons.  Thos.  Hun,  Mason 
F.  Cogswell,  Howard  Townsend,  Jas.  P.  Boyd, 
Attending  Physicia7is.  Chas.  Burbeck,  House 
Physician  and  Surgeon.     J.  D.  Eaton,  Supt. 

ALBANY  CITY  TRACT  AND  MISSIONARY 
SOCIETY,  No.  116  State  st.  (up  stairs),  open 
from  9  to  12  a.  m.,  and  where  notices  for  the 
Superintendent  may  be  left  at  any  hour  in  the 
day.  James  B.  Sanders,  President.  Robert 
Boyd,  Alden  March,  Philip  Phelps,  William 
McElroy,  R.  V.  DeWitt,  W.  G.  Boardman,  J. 
F.  Rathbone.  A.  McClure,  M.  E.  Viele,  Tbos. 
P.  Cook,  Adam  Van  Allen,  E.  A.  Durant,  R. 
H.  Wells,  Charles  Frothingham,  A.  H.  Wells, 
Vice-Presidents.  David  Murray,  Secretary. 
Philip  Phelps,  Treasurer.  James  Edwards, 
W.  B.  Sprague,  Jr.,  Theo.  Townsend,  R.  M. 
Strong,  Henry  March,  John  F.  Prentice,  Jere- 
miah Waterman,  Robert  S.  McMurdy,  E.  P. 
Durant,  R.  H.  Pruyn,  Edward  Dunscorab,  T. 
Fearey,  Wm.  Tuton,  W.  M.  Van  Antwerp,  F. 
W.  Holbrook,  J.  H.  Hickcox,  W.  B.  Melii'k, 
M.  G.  Bigelow,  Directors.  Rev.  David  Dyer, 
Superintendent  and  Minister  at  Large. 

ALBANY  COUNTY  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIE- 
TY. Wm.  Hurst,  President.  Rich.  Kimmey, 
Vice-President.  Jacob  C.  Cuyler,  Secretary. 
Horace  L.  Emery,  Treasurer.  H.  L.  Godfrey, 
John  McD.  Mcliitvre,  John  Cutler,  John  Wag- 
goner, Wm.  Tuttle,  Joseph  Hilton,  Directors. 

ALBANY  COUNTY  I3iBLE  SOCIETY,  office  of 
the  Treasurer,  No.  56  State  street  (up  stairs). 
Robert  H.  Pruyn,  President.  Archibald  Mc- 
Clure, James  C.  Crocker,  Vice-Presidents. 
Charles  W.  Bentley.  Corresponding  Secretary. 
Wm.  S.  Tucker,  Recording  Secretary.  W.  C. 
Miller,  Treas.  H.  N.  Pohlman,  Ray  Palmer, 
D.  Dyer,  William  C.  Miller,  Robert  P.  Wiles, 
Executive  Committee. 

ALBANY  DISPENSARY,  connected  with  the 
Albany  City  Hospital,  Howard  street,  open 
daily,  from  9  to  12.  Harmen  Pumpelly,  Pre- 
sident, .lacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Thos.  W.  Olcott, 
Vice-Presidents.  Archibald  McClure,  Trea- 
surer.   James  B.  Sanders,  Secretary. 


ALBANY  EYE  AND  EAR  INFIRMARY,  No. 
65  Lydius  street.    J.  P.  Gilbert,  Surgeon. 

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.  James  B.  Sanders,  Corresponding  Secre- 
tary. Mrs.  Maurice  E.  Viele,  Treasurer,  and 
fort^-two  Managers.  Mrs.  L.  Salisbury,  Su- 
perintendent. 

ALBANY  GYMNASIUM,  organized  1853,  incor- 
porated 1858.  Rooms  631  Broadway.  A.  H. 
Hoff,  President.  Geo.  F.  Baker,  Vice-Presid- 
ent. Fred.  P.  Olcott,  Treasurer.  R.  J.  Condon, 
Secretary.  Geo.  N.  Collier,  Paul  Cus-hman, 
Henry  W.  Scovel,  L.  TuflFs,  Jr.,  Wm.  H.  Grat- 
wick,  Chas.  W.  Newcomb,  Edward  H.  Peck, 
Robt.  Strain,  Wm.  A.  Jackson,  Cantine  Trem- 
per,  James  H.  Bogart,  Wm.  E.  Orr,  Chester 
Hyatt,  Managers.  James  L.  Montgomery,  In- 
structor. 

ALBANY  MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE.  Rufus 
K.  Viele,  President.  Jas.  A.  Gray,  Vice-Pre- 
sident. John  A.  Goewey,'  Secretary.  Horace 
L.  Emery,  Treasurer.  Ira  Jagger,  Wm.  Dey 
Ermand,  John  G.  Treadwell,  Samuel  H.  Ran- 
som, Morgan  L.  Filkius,  William  Headlam, 
Jr.    JDiTcctors 

ALBANY  ORPHAN  ASYLUM,  junction  of  State 
street  and  Washington  avenue.  James  D. 
Wasson,  President,  Wm.  N.  Strong,  Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer.  Joel  Marble,  Supt.  Mrs. 
Marble,  Matron.  James  D.  Wasson,  William 
James,  M.  T.  Reynolds,  James  Dexter,  John 
F.  Rathbone,  M.  E.  Viele,  Isaac  Edwards, 
Wm.  N.  Strong,  John  Sill,  Jeremiah  Water- 
man, Samuel  H.  Ransom,  Managers.  J.  F. 
Rathbone,  John  Sill,  M.  E.  Viele,  William  N. 
Strong,  I.  Edwards,  Executive  Committee. 

ALBANYSOCIALTURN-VEREIN,  incorporated 
1860.     Rooms  open  daily  at  Schiller  Hall. 

ALBANY  SOCIETY  OF  BROTHERLY  LOVE, 
meet  at  Herkimer  Street  Synagogue.  M. 
Myers,  President.  V.  Troub,  Secretary.  M, 
Sliuster,  Treasurer. 

AMERICAN  BOARD  OF  COMMISSIONERS 
FOR  FOREIGN  MISSIONS,  office  124  State 
street.    J.  H.  Pettengill,  Agent. 

ASSOCIATION  FOR  "THE  RELIEF  OF  THE 
POOR,  office  116  State  street  (up  stairs). 

BETHEL  JACOB  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY, 
meet  at  No.  88  Fulton  street.  Isaac  Lederer, 
President.  Jacob  Newburg,  Vice-President. 
Aaron  Mann,  Secretary.  Isaac  Lederer,  Jacob 
Newburg,  A.  Mann,  S.  Levi,  H.  Buxbaum, 
Trustees. 


SOCIETIES,     INSTITUTIONS,     ETC. 


179 


DUDLEY  OBSERVATORY,  situated  on  Obser- 
vatory Hill,  near  the  N.  line  of  the  city.  0. 
M.  Mitchel,  Director.  F.  Brunnow,  Assistant 
Director.  August  Sonntag,  Assistant.  Thus. 
W.  Olcott,  President.  William  H.  De  Witt, 
Vice-President.  Isaac  W.  Vosburgh,  Trea- 
surer. James  H.  Armsby,  Secretary.  Thos. 
W.  Olcott,  William  H.  De  Witt,  Ezra  P.  Pren- 
tice, Joel  Rathbone,  Robert  H.  Pruyn,  John 

B.  Tibbitts,  Alden  March,  S.  H.  Ransom,  G. 

C.  Davidson,  James  H.  Armsby,  Isaac  W. 
Vosburgb,  Eliphalet  Wickes,  Ira  Harris,  John 
F.  Rathbone,  Trustees. 

HEBREW  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION  FOR 
THE  HEBREW  POOR.  H.  Blatner,  President. 
S.  Newburg,  Treasurer.  Eikan  Cohn,  Secre- 
tary. Joseph  Sporborg,  Simon  Newburg, 
Eikan  Cohn,  H.  Blatner,  A.  Mann,  Samsdii 
Falk,  C.  Schmitb,  Trustees. 

HIBERNIAN  PROVIDENT  SOCIETY,  meet 
monthly  at  their  rooms.  No.  28  Beaver  street 
(up  stairs).  Patrick  iVTcQuade,  President.  D. 
Boyle,  Matthew  Carson,  Vice-Presidents.  H. 
MulhoUand,  Treasurer.  Michael  O'Sullivan, 
Matthew  Walsh,  Secretaries.  Michael  Mur- 
taugh,  Richard  Lawless,  Peter  Clarke,  Henry 
Dermody,  John  Tobin,  Hugh  Gilland,  Con- 
stantino O'Rourke,  Ex.  Committee.  Jas.  Swift, 
Andrew  Kean,  John  Evers,  Finance  Com. 

MECHANICS'  BENEFIT  SOCIETY,  meet  at 
their  rooms  in  Douw's  Building,  monthly.  D. 
Boyle,  President.  D.  R.  Vanderlip,  William 
Cooper,  Vice-Presidents,  Jas.  A.  Buckbee,  S. 
L.  Hodgkins,  Secretaries.  John  Cuyler,  Trea- 
surer. 

NEW  YORK  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIE- 
TY, rooms  in  State  Geological  Hall.  Benj.  N. 
Huntington  of  Rome,  President.  John  Jay,- 
Chas.  S.  Wainwright,  Herman  Wendell,  Cal- 
vin T.  Hurlbud,  John  Butterfield,  Francis  M. 
Rotch,  James  0.  Sheldon,  T.  C.  Peters,  Vice- 
Presidents.  Benjamin  P.  Johnson  of  Albany, 
Cor.  Secretary.  Erastus  Corning,  Jr.  of  Al- 
bany, Rec.  Secretary.  Luther  II.  Tucker  of 
Albany,  Treasurer.  A.  B.  Dickinson,  Ezra 
Cornell,  H.  T.  E.  Foster,  L.  Chandler  Ball, 
Samuel  Thorne,  Executive  Committee — meet 
first  Thursday  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. Alex.  A.  Edmeston,  Physician.  James 
Wilson,  Treasurer.  Peter  Smith,  John  Mc- 
Hatfie,  Secretaries.  James  Dickson,  Hugh 
Dickson,  Wm.  Manson,  Daniel  Cameron,  Jas. 
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  K.  Wylie, 
Treasurer.  Wm.  J.  Dickson,  Secretary.  T. 
Smith,  Physician.  Wm.  Rudder,  Chaplain. 
Robt.  Aspin wall,  John  Fair,  Marshall  Tebbutt, 
Joseph  Hartley,  Frederick  Ingmire,  Charitable 
Committee. 

ST.  JOSEPH'S  (Catholic)  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY, meet  Monday  evenings  at  No.  52  Van 
Zandt  street.  Jos.  Gresser,  President.  Lam- 
bert Dries,  Vice-President.  John  Klein,  Math. 
Kalling,  Secretaries.    Math.  Schneider,  Treas. 

ST.  PETER'S  (Catholic)  BENEVOLENT  SOCIE- 
TY, meet  Tuesday  evenings  at  No.  52  Van 
Zandt  street.  Henry  Hansen,  President.  J. 
Theobold,  Vice-President.  Haver  Schafer,  P. 
Sehl,  Secretaries.     George  Renter,  Treasurer. 


ST.  VINCENT'S  (Cath.)  ORPHAN  ASYLUMS. 
Boys' — Great  Western  Turnpike,  under  the 
direction  of  the  Christian  Brothers.  Girls' — 
North  Pearl  street,  above  Lumber,  under  the 
direction  of  the  Sisters  of  Mercy.  John  Mc- 
Closkey,  President.  John  J.  Conroy,  Vice- 
President.  Peter  M.  Morange,  Treasurer.  W. 
D.  Morange,  Secretary.  John  McCloskey,  J. 
J.  Conroy,  Peter  M.  Morange,  Wm.  D.  Mo- 
range, T.  Doran,  P.  McCloskey,  E.  P.  Wad- 
hams,  T.  Noethen,  John  Tracey,  Charles  L. 
Austin,  Matthew  McMahou,  R.  J.  Carmody, 
Oliver  HouU,  Phillip  Maguire,  John  McEvoy, 
Thos.  Mattimore,  Bryan  Smith,  Managers. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  ASSOCIATION,  rooms  38  State 
street.  Chas.  P.  Easton,  President.  B.  V.  Z. 
Wemple,  Silas  T.  Savage,  J.  0.  Moore,  Vice- 
Prcsidents.  Gratz  Van  Rensselaer,  Treasurer. 
David  Murray,  Cor.  Secretary.  Geo.  F.  Baker, 
Rec.  Secretary.  Geo.  W.  Griffin,  Charles  B. 
Nichols,  Stepli.  McKnight,  Samuel  M.  Rogers, 
Edgar  Cotrell,  Correl  Humphrey,  Edward  H. 
Peck,  John  Wilson,  A.  K.  Shepard,  Andrew 
G.  White,  Managers,  A.  F.  Lansing,  Libra- 
rian.   J.  F.   Winne,   Assistant.    A.  Rotman, 

JciTlztOT* 

YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION, 
rooms  124  State  street.  Rufus  K.  Viele,  Pres. 
J.  Templeton,  T.  V.  Van  Heusen,  Vicc-Pres. 
Henry  S.  McCall,  Cor.  Secretary.  J.  Rodgers, 
Rec.  Secretary.  Francis  W.  Holbrook,  Trea- 
surer. Peter  H.  Mann,  James  H.  Melick,  R. 
S.  McMurdy,  J.  D.  W.  Sheldon,  George  L. 
Stedman,  John  Rowland,  Townsend  Fondey, 
John  H.  Van  Antwerp,  Joseph  W.  Wright, 
Directors. 

Trade  Societies. 

ALBANY  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION  OP 
CIGAR  MAKERS,  meet  monthly  at  No.  586 
Broadway.  Joseph  Ferguson,  President.  Jas. 
McLoughlan,  George  Bigley,  Vice-Presidents. 
Gilbert  Van  Zandt,  Secretary.  Rich.  C.  Sher- 
wood, Treasurer. 

ALBANY  COACH  ^MAKER'S  SOCIETY,  meet 
weekly  at  No.  586  Broadway.  David  H.  Pear- 
sail,  President.  Sel)ister  Mickle,  Vice-Presid- 
ent. John  T.  Frisley,  Secretary.  Brown  S. 
Spencer,  Treasurer. 

ALBANY  HAT  FINISHER'S  TRADE  ASSOCI- 
ATION, meet  quarterly  at  Van  Rensselaer 
House.  Walter  V.  Colerose,  President.  Chas. 
Rodgers,  Vice-President.  Henry  Sauir,  Secre- 
tary. W.  M.  Pufl'er,  Treasurer.  T.  A.  King, 
Joel  A.  Whipple,  D.  Bachellor,  Vigilance 
Committee.  T.  G.  Visscher,  John  Diehl,  Wm. 
S.  Clements,  Finance  Committee. 

ALBANY  IRON  MOULDER'S  UNION,  meet 
weekly  at  Ames'  Hall.  Norman  Van  Alstyne, 
President.     John  Madden,  Secretary. 

ALBANY  STONE  CUTTER'S  UNION,  meet 
monthly.  Alex.  Stormnn,  President,  Joseph 
Mofifatt,  Vice-President.  Joseph  Wedman, 
Secretary  and  Treasurer, 

ALBANY  TYPOGRAPHICAL  UNION,  meet 
montlily  at  Rechabite  Hall.  Avery  Herrick, 
President.  Sam'l  H.  Oakley,  Vice-President. 
Geo.  W.  Quackenbush,  Recording  Secretary. 
Chas.  J.  Morris,  Financial  Secretary.  Andrew 
J.  Hagan,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Joseph 
A.  Coursel,  Treasurer. 

JOURNEYMEN  CORDWAINERS,  meet  month- 
ly at  Ames'  Hall.  D.  Tennessey,  President, 
L.  Lutner,  Vice-President.  James  McDonald, 
Secretary.  Jas.  Waters,  Treasurer.  William 
Riley,  J.  Hannah,  Chas.  Cassidy,  John  Fuhr, 
William  M.  Caine,  Executive  Committee.    ' 


180 


CHURCHES,     MISSIONS     AND     SUNDAY     SCHOOLS. 


CHURCHES,  MISSIONS,  SUNDAY  SCHOOLS. 


DENOMINATION. 


Baptist, 

do."      V... 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Congreg'nal, 
Episcopal, . . 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

Friends, 

German,.. .. 
Jewish, 

do 

do 

Lutheran,... 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Methodist, . . 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Presbyterian 

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. 

do. 
Union,  . . . 

do.     ... 

do.     ..". 


Baptist, 

do." 
do. 
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), 

Bethel,  for  Watermen, 

First  Congregational  Church, 

St.  Peter's  Church, 

St.  Paul's  Church, 

Trinity  Cliurch,. 

Church  of  the  Holy  Innocents, 

Grace  Church, 

Friends'  Meeting  House, 

Evangelical  German  Association,. ... 

Beth  Jacob  Synagogue, 

Beth  El  Synagogue, 

Anshe  Emeth  Synagogue, 

Evangelical  Luth.  Ebenezer  Church 
Evangelical  Luth.  German  Church,.. 
Evangelical  Luth.  German  Church, . , 
Ev.  liuth.  St.  John's  German  Church, 
Evangelical  Prot.  German  Chxirch,.. 

Hudson  Street  M.  E.  Church, 

Garretson  Station  M.  E.  Church, 

Ferry  Street  M.  E.  Church, 

Washington  Avenue  M.  E.  Church, . 

Arbor  if  ill  M.  E.  Church, 

Lydius  Street  M.  E.  Church, 

Broadway  Mission  M.  E.  Church,  . . . 
First  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church, . . 
Second  Wes.  Meth.  Chapel  (African), 

African  M.  E.  Church, 

First  Presbyterian  Church, 

Second  Presbyterian  Chiu-ch, 

Third  Presbyterian  Church, 

Fourth  Presbyterian  Church, 

Associate  Presbj-terian  Church, 

First  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  Church, 
Second  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  Churcli, 
Tliird  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  Chiu-ch, 
Fourth  Ref.  Prot.  Dutch  Ch.  (German), 
Dudley  Ref.  Prot.  Dutch  Church,  .... 
Cathedral  of  the  Immac.  Conception, 

St.  Mary's  Cliurch, 

St.  Jolin'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, 

Tivoli  Hollow  Mission, 

Pine  Grove  Mission, 

Lydius  Street  Mission, 

Spring  Street  Mission, 

Rensselaer  Street  Mission, 

SUNDAY  SCHOOLS. 

Tabernacle  Baptist  Mission  School, ... 

North  Pearl  Street  Baptist  School,  . . . 

State  Street  Baptist  School, 

Central  Mission  School, 

Wasliington  Avenue  German  School, 
Washington  Avenue  Baptist  School, . 
First  Baptist  School, 


Hudson,  cor.  Philip, 

North  Pearl,  near  State, 

State,  cor.  High, 

North  Pearl,  "ab.  Wilson, 
Washington,  near  Lark,. 
252  Washington  avenue, . 
Hamilton,  below  Grand, 
Montgomerj',  ab.  Colum., 
Beaver,  cor.  South  Pearl, 

State,  cor.  Lodge, 

S.  Pearl,  below  Beaver,.. 
Broad,  below  Lydius,  . .. 
North  Pearl,  cor.  Colonic, 
Wash,  ave.,  cor.  Lark,. .. 
Plain,  near  Grand. 
Clinton,  cor.  Nucella. 
Fulton,  above  Lydius. 
Herkimer,  bel.  Franklin, 
S.  Pearl,  op.  Herkimer. 

Pine,  cor.  Lodge, 

State,  above  Swan, 

Nucella,  cor.  Franklin, . . 

Bower}', 

Clinton,  cor.  Alexander. 
Hudson,  above  Grand,.. 
N.  Pearl,  ab.  Columbia, 

Ferry,  cor.  Franklin, 

Wash,  ave.,  cor.  Swan, .. 

Swan,  near  Lumber, 

Grand,  cor.  Lydius, 

867  Broadway, 

N.  Pearl,  ab.  Clinton  av., 

Third,  below  Lark, 

321  Hamilton, 

Philip,  cor.  Hudson, 

Chapel,  ab.  Maiden  lane, 
N.  Pearl,  cor.  Clmton  av., 
Broadway,  near  Wilson, 

Chapel,  cor.  Canal, 

N.  Pearl,  cor.  Orange,. .. 
Hudson,  below  S.  Pearl, 
Ferry,  cor.  Green. 
Schuyler,  below  S.  Pearl, 

Geological  Hall, 

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, 

Tivoli  hollow, 

Alb.  and  Schen.  turnpike 

400  Lydius, 

Spring,  above  Lark,  . . .  .■ 
51  Rensselaer, 


160  North  Pearl, 

Session  room  of  church, 

Basement  of  church, 

47  South  Pearl, 

Church, 

Church, 

Basement  of  church, 


E.  L.  Magoon. 
T.  R.  Howlett. 
William  Arthur. 
Theodore  Fulton. 
A.  Von  Puttkammer. 
William  P.  Everett. 
Doty  Miller. 
John  Miles. 
Ray  Palmer. 
Thomas  C.  Pitkin. 
William  Rudder. 
Edward  Selkirk. 
Sylvanus  Reed. 
Theodore  M.  Bishop. 


Samson  Falk. 

H.  N.  Pohlman. 
Henry  Ebsen. 
H.  G.  Hennicke. 
Ernst  Hoffman. 

B.  0.  Meeker. 
N.  G.  Spaulding. 
Wm.  R.  Brown. 
Merritt  Bates. 
R.  B.  Stratton. 
M.  Witherill. 
A.  A.  FaiT. 
Thomas  Easton. 
S.  Streeter. 
Abram  Crippen. 
Jolm  N.  Campbell. 
William  B.  Sprague. 
E.  Halley. 
S.  T.  Seelye. 
S.  F.  Morrow. 
E.  P.  Rogers. 
I.  N.  Wyckoff. 


H.Schnellendruessler 
Alex.  Dickson. 
E.  P.  Wadhams, 
T.  Doran. 
P.  McCloskey. 
John  Corry. 
J.  J.  Conroy,  V.  G. 
A.  McGeough. 
Theo.  Noethen. 

A.  D.  Mayo. 


T.  D.  Cameron. 

Local. 

J.  S.  Ostrander. 

C.  Bates. 

David  Dyer. 

David  Dyer. 

T.  R.  Rawson. 


SUPERINTENDENTS. 

J.  C.  Grimwood. 
John  F.  Rathbone. 
S.  C.  Hutchins. 
Austin  S.  Kibbee. 
George  Sheldon. 
David  Mount. 
Ezra  B.  Bennett. 


SUNDAY  SCHOOL  UNIONS, 


MUSIC 


181 


DENOMINATION. 


Congreg'nal, 
Episcopal, .. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Lutheran,... 

do. 

do. 
Methodist, . . 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Presbyterian 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Ref.    Dutch, 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Rom.  Cath., 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Union, 

do 

do 

Unitarian,  .. 
Universalist, 


SUNDAY  SCHOOLS. 

Bethel  School, 

Congregational  School, 

St.  Peter's  School, 

St.  Paul's  School, 

Trinity  School, 

Church  of  the  Holy  Innocents  School, 

Grace  School, 

Evan.  Luth.  Ebenezer  Church  School, 
Ev.  Luth.  St.  John's  German  School, 

Second  German  School, 

Hudson  Street  School, 

Garretson  Station  School, 

Ferry  Street  School, 

Washington  Avenue  School, 

Arbor  Hill  School, 

Lydius  Street  Church  School, 

Broadway  Mission  School, 

Lydius  Street  Mission  School, 

Groesbeckville  Mission  School, 

Bowery  Mission  School, 

Tivoli  Hollow  Mission  School, 

Pine  Grove  Mission  School, 

First  Wesleyan  School, 

Hamilton  Street  School  (African),.. .. 

Fu'st  Pre-sbyterian  School, 

Second  Presbyterian  School, 

Third  Presbyterian  School, 

Fourth  Presbyterian  School, 

Second  Street  School, 

Associate  Presbyterian  School, 

First  Reformed  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, 

Spring  Street  Mission  School, 

West  Mission  Union  School, 

Rensselaer  Street  Mission  School,.. .. 

Division  Street  School, 

Church  of  the  Messiah  School, 


Church, 

Session  house,  op.  oh . , . . 

Church, 

do 

do ;... 

Rear  of  church, 

Vestry,  rear  of  church, . . 

Rear  of  church, 

Church, 

Nucella,  cor.  Franklin, . . 
Church, 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

867  Broadway, 

400  Lydius, 

Whitehall  road, 

205  Bowery, 

Tivoli  hollow, 

Alb.  and  Schen.  turnpike 
Church, 

do 

Session  house,  rear  of  ch. 
do.  do. 

Basement  of  church, 

Session  house,  rear  of  ch. 

Church, 

Session  house, 

do.  rear  of  ch. 

do.  do. 

Basement  of  church, 

51  Rensselaer, 

Church, 

do 

Basement  of  church, .... 
Rensselaer,  cor.  Dallius, 

Basement  of  church, 

Bowery,  cor.  Perry, 

Mission  house, 

400  Lydius, 

51  Rensselaer, 

Church, 

Green,  below  Hamilton,. 


SUPERINTENDENTS. 


John  Miles. 
Austin  S.  Kibbee. 
George  Wrightson. 
William  Rudder. 
Edward  Selkirk. 
William  H.De  Witt. 
Theodore  M.  Bishop. 
Joseph  W.  Wright. 
Piiilip  Frederick,  Jr. 
Charles  Seisfferth. 
Harvey  Wendell. 
William  H.  Buck. 
A.  D.  Heaxt. 
T.  D.  Cameron. 
Wm.  M.  Cassidy. 
Daniel  G.  Staley. 
William  S.  Tucker. 
Moses  Richardson. 
Thomas  Schuyler. 
John  E.  Weaver. 
George  Craven. 
C.  Bates. 
Alex.  Selkirk. 

Ayres. 

Henry  March. 
Robert  H.  Wells. 
John  F.  Prentice. 
E.  P.  Durant. 
James  Hendrick. 
William  McCracken. 
R.  H.  Pruyn. 
Adam  Van  Allen. 
Edward  S.  Willett. 
H.  Schnellendruessler 
William  J.  Stafford. 
Theodore  Noethen. 
James  Walsh. 
Jeremiah  Corcoran. 
James  Mimney. 
William  Hartnett. 
David  Murray. 
S.  D.  Willard. 
Rufus  K.  Viele. 
George  E.  Baker. 
James  Pettit. 


SUNDAY  SCHOOL  UNIONS. 


ALBANY  M.  E.  SUNDAY  SCHOOL  UNION. 
Thomas  Schuyler,  President.  Charles  W. 
Bentley,  Vice-President.  Wm.  S.  Tucker,  Cor- 
responding Secretary.  John  E.  Paige,  Record- 
ing Secretary.    Wm.  H.  Buck,  Treasurer. 


ALBANY  SUNDAY  SCHOOL  UNION.  Levi 
Dederick,  President.  Samuel  Anable,  W.  S. 
Brower,  Vice-Presidents.  W.  L.  M.  Phelps, 
Treasurer.  Theo.  G.  Christie,  Recording  Se- 
cretary.   R.  S.  McMurdy,  Carres.  Secretary. 


MUSIC. 


Associations. 


ALBANY  SACRED  MUSIC  SOCIETY.  F.  M. 
Stone,  President.  W.  D.  Huntley,  Vice-Pre- 
sident. D.  P.  Austin,  Secretary.  Wm.  B. 
Sprague,  Jr.,  Treasurer.  William  Hailes, 
Librarian.  F.  F.  Muller,  Conductor.  James 
A.  Gray,  Henry  R.  Cone,  J.  R.  Herrick,  J.  A. 
Morris,  Thos.  A.  Beckett,  Directors. 

UNION  MUSICAL  ASSOCIATION.  Robert  L. 
Johnson,  President.  J.  N.  Cutler,  S.  A. 
Kinnicutt,  Vice-Presidents.  Edwin  D.  Wor- 
cester, Secretary.    A.  P.  Stevens,  Treasurer. 


Thomas  S.  Lloyd,  Director.    J.  A.  Reed,  Or- 
ganist.    Geo.  B.  Burrow,  Librarian, 

Sands. 

ALBANY  BRASS  BAND,  office  No.  140  State 
street — J.  Cooke,  Leader. 

ALBANY  BRIGADE  BAND  (attached  to  76th 
Regiment,  N.  Y.  S.  M.),  office  No.  113  South 
Pearl  street— F.  Schoppelrei,  Leader. 

ALBANY  CORNET  BAND  (attached  to  25th 
Regiment,  N.  Y.  S.  M.),  office  No.  83  Green 
street — S.  Schreiber,  Leader. 


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MILITARY. 


OP     0.     F 


MILITARY. 

Adjutant. General  N.  Y.  S.  M.,  FREDERICK  TO WNSEND— office  in  Capitol. 

STATE  MILITARY  ASSOCIATION.— Gen.  George  Danforth,  18th  Brigade,  President.  Gen.  E. 
Frisby,  nth  Brigade,  Col.  J.  C.  Pinckney,  6th  Regiment,  Col.  A.  M.  Wood,  14th  Regiment, 
Capt.  J.  A.  Dodge,  49th  Regiment,  Vice-Presidents.  Col.  H.  S.  Fairchild,  54th  Regiment,  Trea- 
surer. Col.  Morell,  1st  Division,  Recording  Secretary.  Capt.  H.  Roosa,  8th  Brigade,  Correspond- 
ing Secretary.    Rev.  C.  E.  Hewes,  42d  Regiment,  Chaplain. 

THIRD  DIVISION. 

JOHN  TAYLER  COOPER,  Major-General. 
James  Hendrick,  Inspector. 


25th  Regiment  (Artillery). 

Worth  Armory,  State  Arsenal  (open  every  even- 
ing, except  Saturdays),  Eagle,  cor.  Hudson. 
M.  K.  Bryan,  Colonel.      James  Swift,  Lt.-Col. 
D.  Friedlander,  Major.  J.  Van  Zandt,  Adj. 

Co.  R.  Albany  City  Cavalry— Gusta  Swarsman, 
Captain. 

A.  Albany  Republican  Artillery — J.  Freden- 

dall.  Captain. 

B.  Montgomery  Guards — N.  Hussey,  Copt. 

C.  Wortli  Guards — John  Crough,  Captain. 

D.  City  Volunteers — F.  Marshall,  Captain. 
F.  McGraw  Guards — R.  MuGraw,  Captain. 
L.  Albany  Emmet  Guards — Henry  Mulhol- 

land,  Captain. 

25th  REGIMENTAL  BOARD  OF  OFFICERS. 
Col.  M.  K.  Bryan,  President.  Lieut.  M.  O'Sul- 
livau,  Scc^y.    Lt.-Col.  J.  Swift,  Treasurer. 


76th  Regiment  (Artilleryj. 

Worth  Armory,  State  Arsenal. 

R.  C.  Bentley,  Colonel.    J.  S.  Robbins,  Lt.-Col. 

Jos.  B.  Keith,  Major.        John  Kirk,  Adjutant. 

Co.  R.  Washington  Continentals — Ira  W.  Ains- 

worth.  Captain.  (Armory,  Broadway, 

cor.  Steuben,  and  at  State  Arsenal.) 

A.  Carroll  Corps — Lt.  P.  Devine,  Com. 

B.  Jackson  Guards — P.  Kane,  Captain. 

D.  Marion  Rities— J.  R.  Van  Slyke,  Captain. 

E.  Union  Artillery — P.  Gugerty,  Captain. 

F.  Lafayette  Guards — Jos.  K.  Gervais,  Capt. 
L.  Albany  Washington  Rifles — John  Zim- 
merman, Captain. 


INDEPENDENT  ORGANIZATIONS. 

Albany  Burgesses  Corps — B.  R.  Spelman,  Cap- 
tain.    Armory,  Broadway,  corner  State. 

Putnam  Continental  Co.  C — H.  Stacpole,  Cap- 
tain.   Armory,  Ames'  Hall. 

Washington  Continental  Co.  A — Edw.  Pruyn, 
Captain.    Armory,  28  Beaver. 


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  in  Bleecker  Hall,  531  Broadway. 

District  Grand  Committee  op  Albany. — Edwin  Beebe,  D.  D.  G.  M.  Henry  A.  Clement,  Se- 
cretary. Meet  on  the  last  Wednesday  in  January,  April  and  October,  and  on  the  third  Wednesday 
in  July  (annual  meeting). 

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  Mon- 
day 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,  No.  76,  meet  every  Monday 
evening  at  Commercial  Building. 

SCHO-NEGH-TA-DA,  No.  87,  meet  every 
Thursday  evening  at  Commercial  Building. 

SAMARITAN,  No.  93,  meet  every  Friday  even- 
ing at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

COVENANT,  No.  304,  meet  every  Friday  even- 
ing at  Commercial  Building. 


Encampments. 

Charles  C.  Moseley,  D.  D.  G.  P. 

NEW  YORK  ENCAMPMENT,  No.  1,  meet  on 
the  first  and  third  Saturdays  of  every  month 
at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

EN-HAK-KORE  ENCAMPMENT,  No.  5,  meet 
on  the  second  and  fourth  Fridays  of  every 
month  at  Commercial  Building. 


Degree  Lodges. 

ALBANY  CITY,  No.  11,  meet  on  alternate  even- 
ings of  each  week,  after  adjournment  of  the 
Subordinate  Lodges. 

EXCELSIOR,  No.  15,  meet  every  Thursday  at 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

HERMAN'S,  No.  31,  meet  every  second  Monday 
at  Commercial  Building. 


MASONIC. 


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MASONIC. 


Commanderies. 

GRAND  COMMANDERS  OF  THE  STATE  OF 
NEW  YORK.  Charles  G.  Judd  of  Penn  Yan, 
G.  C.  Frank  Chamberlain  of  Albany,  JDep. 
G.  C.  Zenas  C.  Priest  of  Utica,  G.  Gen.  J.  T. 
Wilbur  of  Hornellsville,  G.  C.  G.  Salem 
Town  of  Aurora,  G.  P.  Wm.  F.  Holmes  of 
Rochester,  G.  S.  W.  E.  P.  Breed  of  New 
York,  G.  J.  W.  John  S.  Perry  of  Troy,  G. 
Trcas.  Robert  Macoy  of  New  York,  G.  R. 
Aaron  Carvor  of  Little  Falls,  G.  S.  B.  E.  D. 
Shuler  of  Lockport,  G.  S^o.  B.  C.  H.  Webster 
of  Binghamton,  G.  W. 

TEMPLE  COMMANDERY,  No.  2,  regular  com- 
munications first  and  third  Fridays  of  each 
month,  at  Masonic  Hall.  Jackson  H.  Chase, 
E.  C.  Edward  H.  Jones,  Gen.  Jesse  0.  Van- 
derpuel,  C.  G.  Townsend  Pondey,  Prelate. 
William  Headlam,  Treasurer.  William  J. 
Shanklaud,  Recorder.  Peter  Wendell,  S.  W. 
L.  G.  -Dart,  /.  W.  R.  D.  Hays,  St.  B.  C.  B. 
Sanders,  S.  B.  J.  R.  Silliman,  W.  William 
Connelly,  S. 

Chapters. 

GRAND  ROYAL  ARCH  CHAPTER  OF  THE 
STATE  OF  NEW  YORK,  meet  annually  at 
Albany  at  Masonic  Hall,  on  the  first  Tuesday 
in  February.  J.  M.  Austin  of  New  York,  G. 
H.  P.  Sylvester  Gilbert  of  Ogdensburgh,  D. 
G.  H.  P.  Aug.  Willard  of  Greene,  G.  K. 
Geo-.  N.  Williams  of  Syracuse,  G.  S.  Wm. 
Seymour  of  Albany.  G.  Tr.  J.  0.  Cole  of 
Albany,  G.  Sec.  Salem  Town  of  Aurora,  G. 
C.  E*.  C.  Dibble  of  Batavia,  G.  C.  H.  Wm. 
Connolly  of  Albany,  G.  R.  A.  C.  Alonzo 
Crosby  of  Albany,  G.  Sen. 

TEMPLE  ROYAL 'ARCH  CHAPTER,  No.  5, 
regular  communications  second  and  fourth 
Tuesdays  of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall. 
Frank  Chamberlain,  U.  P.  John  P.  S.  Giflford, 
K.  David  H.  Pi-intup,  S.  William  Seymour, 
C.  H,  Richard  D.  Hayes,  P.  S.  James  P. 
Crosby,  R.  A.  C.  Lyman  G.  Dart,  M.  3d  V. 
Wm.  J.  Bell,  M.  2d  V.  Smith  Briggs,  M.  \st 
V.  Cornelius  Glen,  Sec.  Wm.  Headlam, 
Treasurer.    Alonzo  Crosby,  Sentinel. 

Lodges, 

Jas.-F.  Crosby,  D.  D.  G.  M. 

Jackson  H.   Chase,  IJcp.  Gr.  Sec. 

GRAND  LODGE  OF  THE  STATE  OF  NEW 
YORK.  J.  L.  Lewis,  Jr.  of  Penn  Yan,  G.  M. 
John  W.  Simons  of  New  York,  D.  G.  M.  F. 
M.  King  of  Port  Byron,  S.  G.  W.  Clinton  F. 
Paige  of  Syracuse,  J.  G.  W.  James  M.  Austin 
of  New  York,  G.  Sec.  Charles  S.  Church  of 
New  York,  fcr.  Tr^as.  Salem  Town  of  Aurora, 
John  Gray  of  West  Point,  R.  L.  Schoonmaker 
of  Visscher's  Ferry,  H.  G.  Vogell  of  Rome, 
Wm.  H.  Goodwin  of  Elmira,  G'.  Chap.  S.  H. 
Johnson  of  Scheu'y,   G.  Mar.    Wm.  Armoux 


of  New  York,  Nathan  J.  Johnson  of  Albany, 
G.  S.  B.  A.  H.  Drummond,  Wm.  D.  Purple, 
Thos.  S.  Pope,  Wm.  Gould,  G.  St.  W.  A. 
Loomis,   S.'G.D.     G.  Swan, /.  G.  Z).    James 

B.  Taylor,  G.  O.  H.  Van  Sice,  G.  P.  R.  W, 
William  and  H.  Drew  of  Buffalo,  G.  Lee. 
Sewall  Fisk,  Tyler. 

MOUNT  Vernon  lodge,  No.  3.  regular  com- 
munications first  and  third  Mondays  of  each 
month  at  Masonic  Hall.  Thomas  J.  Van  Al- 
styne,  W.  M.  David  H.  Printup,  S.  W.  David 
Gribben,  /.  W.  James  F.  Crosby,  Treasurer. 
Richard  Lovell,  Secretary.  S.  B.  Ryder,  S. 
D.  Jacob  Vissar,  /.  D.  R.  W.  Wooster,  John 
Fonda,  Stewards.    Alonzo  Crosby,  Tyler. 

MASTER'S  LODGE,  No.  6,  re.gular  communica- 
tions second  and  fourth  Mondays  in  each 
month  at  Masonic  Hall.  Frank  Chamber- 
lain, W.  M.  Jefferson  Peterman,  S.  W.  Jesse 
M.  White,  Jr.,  J.  W.  Joseph  Fellows,  Trea- 
surer.  J.  Owen  Moore,  Secretary.  Gratz  Van 
Rensselaer,  S.  D.  Regulus  M.  Wetmore,  J. 
D.  Robert  H.  Waterman,  Marshal.  Albert 
West,  James  McKown,  Stewards.  Harris  J. 
Fellows,  Organist.     Alonzo  Crosby,  Tyler. 

TEMPLE  LODGE,  No.  14,  regular  communica- 
tions first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  each  month 
at  Masonic  Hall.  Jackson  H.  Chase,  W.  M. 
Samuel  A.  Lewis,  Jr.,  S.  W.  C.  N.  Penoyer, 
J.  W.  Thos.  J.  ^?iy,  Secretary.  C.  D.  Egert, 
Treasurer.  Lyman  G.  Dart,  S.  D.  Wm.  H. 
Read,  J.  D.    John  McEwen,  Aug.  G.  Cole,  M. 

C.  T.  Spencer  Lloyd,  Organist.  James  E. 
Noble,  Marshal,    Alonzo  Crosby,  Tyler. 

WASHINGTON  LODGE,  No.  85,  regular  com- 
munications on  the  second  and  fourth  Thurs- 
days of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall.  Henry 
W.  Scovel,  W.  M.  George  Weir,  S.  tV. 
Philip  Mork,  /.  W.  Lewis  Mandello,  Secrc- 
tary.  John  A.  Sickels,  Treasurer.  Henry 
Van  Heosen,  S.  D.  Jos.  Lederer,  J.  D.  A. 
Crosby,  Tyler. 

WADSWORTH  LODGE,  No.  417,  regular  com- 
munications on  the  second  and  fourth  Wed- 
nesdays of  each  month  at  No.  74  State  .street. 
S.  H.  Wetherwax,  W.  M.  James  Cruikshank, 
S.  W.  John  G.  Cooper,  J.  W.  John  Walker, 
Treasurer.  A.  B.  Uline,  Secretary.  P.  H. 
Shaw,  S.  D.  R.  B.  Hagadorn  /.  D.  Wm. 
Fisher,  Wm.  Williamson,  M.  C.  M.  S.  Pal- 
mer, Tyler.  Wm.  H.  Carr,  Chaplain.  John 
S.  Robbins,  Marshal.  H.  Crandall,  Organist. 
David  Rose,  Daniel  L,  Weaver,  J.  W.  Beebe, 
Trustees. 

ANCIENT  CITY  LODGE,  No.  452,  regular  com- 
munications on  the  first  an  third  Wednesdays 
of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall.  J.  D.  Wil- 
liamson, W.  M.  Charles  S.  Murphy,  S.  W. 
William  Manson,  J.  W.  John  Draper,  Secre- 
tary. Arthur  Boyle,  Treasurer,  Thomas 
Smith,  S.  I).  Joseph  Babcock,  /.  X).  Alonzo 
Crosby,  Tyler. 


A.  D.  O.  of  H. 


FREIE  BRUEDER  LODGE,  No.  62,  meet  every 
Tuesday  evening  at  Commercial  Building. 
J.  Miller,  O.  B.  G.  Missner,  U.  B.  Valentine 
Gamyfer,  Secretary.    D.  Harltman,  Treasurer. 


HARMONIC  LODGE,  No.  12,  meet  every  Wed- 
nesday evening  at  Commercial  Building.  F. 
Klar,  O.  B.  Ilin  Albreck,  U.  B.  E.  Meyer, 
Secretary.     A.  Haut,  Treasurer. 


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TEMPERANCE     SOCIETIES. 


INSTITUTES,     ETC 


TEMPERANCE  SOCIETIES. 


ALBANY  CITY  TEMPERANCE  SOCIETY, 
meets  every  Thursday  evening  at  No.  586 
Broadway.  William  H.  Carr,  President. 
Selick  Slawson,  Vice-President.  Jerome  Ter- 
ry, Secretary.  Richard  Moon,  Treasurer. 
Jonathan  Kidney,  Daniel  L.  Weaver,  Wm.  J. 
Packard,  Executive  Committee. 

NEW  YORK  STATE  TEMPERANCE  SOCIETY. 
Joseph  S.  Smith  of  Kingston,  President.  E. 
B.  Day  of  Catskill,  Wm.  H.  Ross  of  Albany, 
John  Sherry  of  Sag  Harbor,  A.  H.  Sinsebangh 
of  Goshen,  H.  N.  Buslinell  of  Hawley,  Vice- 
Presidents.  John  Foote  of  Hamilton,  Lyman 
Bennett  of  Troy,  John  Reid  of  Albany,  Geo. 
A.  Dudley  of  Ellenville,  C.  W.  Cushing  of 
Lansingburgh,  Executive  Committee.  John 
Marsh,  Corresponding  Secretary.  H.  N.  Mer- 
riman  of  Albany,  Recording  Secretary.  Wm. 
McEIroy  of  Albany,  Treasurer. 

Sons  of  Temperance. 

ALBANY  DIVISION,  No.  24,  meet  every  Mon- 
day evening  at  586  Broadway.  Richard  Moon, 
W.  P.    Wm.  H.  Carr,   W.  A.     William  Gor- 


don, R.S.     Wm.  J.  Packard,  A.  R.  S.  Wm. 

H.  Parry,  F.   S.     Jacob   Rcsebom,    T.  John 

Elliott,    C.      John   Williams,  A.    C.  Hugh 
Johnson,  I.  S.    James  Kent,  0.  S. 

Temples  of  Honor. 

DEGREE  TEMPLE,  No.  2,  meet  on  the  second 
and  fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  month  at  No. 
586  Broadway. 

TIVOLI  TEMPLE,  No.  22,  meet  every  Friday 
evening  at  586  Broadway.  D.  L.  Weaver,  W. 
C.  T.  William  Gordon,  W.  V.  T.  Frank 
Weaver,  W.  R.  Jerome  Terry,  W.  A.  R. 
William  Fisher,  W.  F.  R.  David  Rose,  W. 
T.  William  J.  Packard,  W.  U.  J.  Kidney, 
W.  D.  U.  Wm.  J.  Ward,  W.  G.  Selick 
Slawson,  W.  S. 

ALBANY  SOCIAL  TEMPLE,  No.  1,  meet  every 
Tuesday  evening  at  586  Broadway,  Susan 
Bishop,  S.  P.  T.  D.  L.  Weaver,  B.  P.  T. 
Elizabeth  Brower,  S.  V.  T.  Selick  Slawson, 
B.  V.  T.     William  Gordon,   B.   R.     Wm.  J. 

Ward,  B.  F.    Wilber,  ,Sf.  U.    D.  Rose,  B. 

U.    Hannah  Wilson,  S.  G. 


INSTITUTES,  COLLEGES,  Etc. 


ACADEMY  OF  THE  SACRED  HEART,  under 
the  direction  of  the  Order  of  the  Ladies  of  the 
Sacred  Heart,  situate  at  Kenwood.  Madame 
Jennings,  Lady  Superior. 

ALBANY  ACADEMY,  corner  of  Fayette  and  Elk 
streets,  fronting  on  Eagle.  Peter  Gansevoort, 
President.  William  C.  Miller,  Treasurer. 
Peter  Gansevoort,  William  B.  Sprague,  Thos. 
W.  Olcott,  James  P.  Boyd,  Orlando  Meads, 
Christopher  Y.  Lansing,  Henry  H.  Martin, 
Thomas  Hun,  Juhn  F.  Rathborne,  David  Mur- 
ray, Thomas  C.  Pitkin,  Ebenezer  P.  Rogers, 
Howard  Townsend,  John  W.  Ford,  the  Mayor 
and  Recorder,  ex-orticio.  Trustees.  David 
Murray  (principal),  R.  W.  Swan,  Edward  P. 
Waterbury,  George  W.  Atherton,  Henri  Kam- 
bli,  Truman  D.  Cameron,  D.  P.  Austin,  Amos 
A.  Cass,  E.  B.  Rice,  Faculty. 

ALBANY  CLASSICAL  INSTITUTE,  No.  47 
Eagle  street.     C.  H.  Anthony,  Principal. 

ALBANY  FEMALE  ACADEMY,  No.  27  North 
Pearl  street.  Amasa  J.  Piirker,  President. 
Eben  S.  Stearns,  Secretary.  Thomas  W.  Ol- 
cott, Ira  Harris,  John  Q.  Wilson,  Marcus  T. 
Reynolds,  Harmen  Pumpelly,  I.  N.  Wyckotf, 
W.  B.  Sprague,  James  McNaughton,  Amasa  J. 
Parker,  John  T.  Cooper,  James  H.  Armsby, 
Eben  S.  Stearns,  Amos  Dean,  Trustees.  Eben 
S.  Stearns   (Principal),   H.  Kambli,   William 

F.  Sherwih,  Elkan  Cohn,  Edward  Gay,  James 
E.  Pomfret,  Amos  Dean,   August  Sonntag,  C. 

G.  Greely,  Clara  A.  Eddy,  Susan  M.  Barnes, 
Emily  S.  Brown,  ThereseFornachon,  Virginia 
E.  Fish,  S.  A.  Page,  Professors  and  Instruct- 
ors.    M.  Tebbutt,  Janitor. 

ALBANY  FEMALE  SEMINARY,  No.  67  Division 

street.   Henry  D.  Burlingame,  Principal.   Mrs. 

A.  Josephine  Burlingame,  Preceptress. 
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.  De  Witt,  President.    John 

Paterson,  Cor.  Secretary.     John  E.  Gavit,  Rec. 

Secretary.     John  H.  Hickcox,  Treasurer. 


Department  of  Natural  History. — Ste- 
phen Van  Rensselaer,  President.  Peter  Ganse- 
voort, Vice-President.  Joel  Munsell,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary.  S.  Oakley  Vanderpoel, 
Recording  Secretary,     C.  H.  Anthony,  Treas. 

Department  of  History  and  General 
Literature. — Alexander  S.  Johnson,  Presid- 
ent.    R.  H.  Pruyn,  Vice-President.    Franklin 

B.  Hough,  Corresponding  Secretary.  David 
Murray,  Recording  Secretary.  Henry  A. 
Homes,  Treasurer.  David  Murray,  James  H. 
Armsby,  James  Hall,  Howard  Townsend,  C. 
H.  Anthony,  Curators. 

ALBANY  MEDICAL  COLLEGE,  Eagle  street, 
between  Lancaster  and  Jay.  Alden  March, 
President  (J"  the  Faculty.  James  H.  Armsby, 
Curator.  Howard  Townsend,  Librarian.  J. 
V.  P.  Quackenbnsh,  Registrar.  Alden  March, 
J.  McNaughton,  Jas.  H.  Armsby,  H.  Townsend, 

C.  H.  Porter,  J.  V.  P.  Quackenbush,  Profess- 
ors.    F.  L.  R.  Chapin,  Demonstrator. 

COMMERCIAL  ACADEMY,  No.  94  State  street. 
E.  B.  Rice,  Principal. 

STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL,  Lodge  street,  corner 
of  Howard.  H.  H.  Van  Dyck,  Chairman.  S. 
B.  Woolworth,  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  H. 
H.  Van  Dyck,  Charles  L.  Austin,  Franklin 
Townsend,  Samuel  B.  Woolworth,  Robert  H. 
Pruyn,  Executive  Committee.  David  H.  Coch- 
ran (Principal),  Rodney  G.  Kimball,  Ambrose 
P.  Kelsey,  Frederick  S.  Jewell,  Williams  D. 
Huntley,  Albert  N.  Husted,  F.  F.  Miiller, 
Louisa  Ostrom,  Mary  E.  Butler,  Faculty. 

MERCANTILE  COLLEGE,  Nos.  446  and  448 
Broadway,  Union  Bank  Building.  H.  B. 
Bryant  and  H.  D.  Stratton,  Principals.  J.  T. 
Calkins  and  W.  H.  Clark,  Prqfessors. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  ALBAiNY,  Law  Department 
(lectures),  Eagle  st.,  cor.  Jay.  Thomas  W.  Ol- 
cott, President.  O.  Meads,  Secretary.  R.  H. 
Walworth,  President  of  Faculty.  Ira  Harris, 
Amasa  J.  Parker,  A.mos  Dean,  Professors. 

YOUNG  LADIES'  INSTITUTE,  No.  4  High 
street.  Jane  Skerritt,  Principal.  Mary  M. 
Skerritt,  Susan  L.  F.  Skerritt,  Margaret  E. 
Skerritt,  Henri  Kambli,  Assistants. 


INSUEANCE     COMPANIES 


BANKS. 


185 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 


Albany  Insurance  Company. 

56  State  Street. 
Incok.  in  1811.  Chaktek  Ext.  in  1828  anb  1851. 
Gerrit  Y.  Lansing,  President.  Rufus  H.  King, 
Vice-President.  Stephen  Groesbeeck,  Secretary. 
Gerrit  Y.  Lansing,  Hufus  H.  King,  Augustus 
James,  Marcus  T.  Reynolds,  William  C.  Miller, 
Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Harmen  Pumpelly,  John  T. 
Cooper,  Henry  Bleecknr,  Peter  McWaughton, 
Lyman  Cliapin,  Franklin  Townsend,  Robert  H. 
Pruyn,  Directors. 

Commerce  Insurance  Company. 

448  Beoadway,  over  Albany  Exchange  Bank. 
Incorporated  1859.  Capital,  $200,000. 
S.  B.  Hamilton,  President.  G.  A.  Van  Allen, 
Secretary.  S.  B.  Hamilton,  John  G.  White, 
Theodore  F.  Hiimphrey,  E.  A.  Durant,  C.  M. 
Palmer,  Adam  Van  Allen,   Thomas  Schuyler, 


Charles  B.  Lansing,  Chauncey  P.  Williams, 
James  W.  Eaton,  Jesse  C.  Potts,  John  H.  Rey- 
nolds, Charles  B.  Redfield,  Isaac  A.  Chapman, 
M.  H.  Read,  Archibald  McClure,  John  N.  Par- 
ker, Horace  D.  Hawkins,  Charles  H.  Adams, 
Peter  Monteath,  Directors. 

The  Mutual  Insurance  Company 

OF  THE  CITY  AND  COUNTY  OF  ALBANY. 

50  State  Street. 

Incorporated  May  3,  1836.    Capital,  $250,000. 

Erastus  Cornmg,  President.  Joshua  G.  Cotrell, 
Vice-President.  George  Cuyler,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer.  E.  Corning,  Joshua  G.  Cotrell, 
Henry  H.  Martin,  James  A.  Wilson,  John  F. 
Rath  bone,  Eli  Perry,  John  Knower,  B.  P.  Staats, 
Ellis  Baker,  Jared  A.  Post,  Artemus  Fish,  A. 
McClure,  Wm.  McElroy,  Directors. 


BANKS. 

ASSORTING  HOUSE  FOR  STATE  CURRENCY,  office  Nos.  59  and  61  State  street  (Journal  Build- 
ing), established  April,  1858.  Jas.  A.  Husband,  Superintendent.  Samuel  Moffat,  1st  Bookkeeper. 
James  A.  McMicken,  2d  Bookkeeper.  John  Nickerson,  George  E.  Treat,  Wm.  A.  Mann,  James  H. 
Bogart,  Chief  Clerks.  F.  F.  Grant,  1st  Teller.  E.  McCammon,  2d  Teller. 
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,  W.  Sey- 
mour, John  Knower,  J.  V.  L.  Pruyn,  D.  H.  Cary, 
Wm.  Smith,  David  Hamilton,  Eli  Perry,  H.  H. 
Martin,  E.  Corning,  Jr.,  Samuel  H.  Cook,  Di- 
rectors. C.  L.  Garfield,  Paying  Teller.  G.  D. 
Van  Vliet,  Receiving  Teller.  B.  Wemple,  S. 
W.  Whitney,  J.  B.  Keith,  Bookkeepers.  R.  W. 
Murpliy,  Discount  Clerk.  Isaac  H.  Vrooman, 
Corresponding  Clerk.  H.  T.  Martin,  Peter  Wen- 
dell, Ira  Porter,  Jr.,  Clerks.  F.  W.  Holbrook, 
Savings  Bank  Department. 

Albany  Exchange  Bank. 

450  Broadway.  Capital,  $311,000. 
Chauncey  P.  Williams,  President.  James  Mc- 
Naughton,  Vice-President.  Joseph  M.  Lovett, 
Cashier.  Ichabod  L.  Judson,  F.  J.  Barnard,  Wm. 
Gould,  Wm.  McElroy,  John  N.  Newton,  Samuel 
Pruyn,  Gaylor  Sheldon,  John  H.  Reynolds, 
Otis  Allen,  Chauncey  P.  Williams,  Stephen  H. 
Alden,  James  McNaughton,  Chris.  W.  Bender, 
Amos  Pilsbury,  Joseph  M.  Lovett,  Directors. 
Clarence  C.  Cheney,  Teller.  Charles  W.  New- 
comb,  Assistant  Teller.  Isaac  Giflbrd,  Book- 
keeper. L.  G.  Ten  Eyck,  Jr.,  Dis.  Clerk  and 
Savings  Bank  Clerk.    Neil  Grey,  Clerk. 

Bank  of  Albany. 

452  Broadway.    Capital,  $540,000. 

J.  H.  Ten  Eyck,  President.  E.  E.  Kendrick, 
Cashier.  J.  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Edward  E.  Ken- 
drick, Harmen  Pumpelly,  J.  A.  Wilson,  Henry 
Bleecker,  A.  D.  Lansing,  Henry  Lansing,  V.  P. 
Douw,  H.  T.  E.  Foster,  Harmen  Ten  Eyck,  Wil- 

_ 


liam  Walsh,  Duncan  McMartin,  Horace  D.  Haw- 
kins, Directors.  T.  W.  P.  Kendrick,  Teller. 
A.  H.  DeForrest,  Receiving  Teller.  F.  M.  H. 
Kendrick,  Assistant  Teller.  Gratz  Van  Rens- 
selaer, Discount  Clerk.  J.  Owen  Moore,  Bank 
Bookkeeper.  N.  Bleecker,  Jr.,  F.  W.  Moffat, 
Individual  Bookkeepers. 

Bank  of  the  Capitol. 

67  State  Street.    Capital,  $525,000. 

John  G.  White,  President.  Thomas  Schuyler, 
Vice-President.  Horatio  G.  Gilbert,  Cashier. 
John  G.  White,  Thomas  Schuyler,  James  Van 
Nostrand,  Matthew  H.  Read,  Alfred  D.  Shepard, 
Charles  B.  Lansing,  Horatio  G.  Gilbert,  Matthew 
Vassar,  Jr.,  Thomas  Comstock,  Directors.  John 
Templeton,  Teller.  William  R.  Seymour,  As- 
sistant Teller.  Benjamin  Burton,  Bookkeeper. 
James  H.  Thomas,  Assistant  Bookkeeper.  M. 
H.  Bright,  Discount  Clerk.  George  G.  David- 
son, Wm.  Bruce,  Jr.,  Clerks.  J.  V.  H.  McKown, 
Savings  Bank  Clerk. 

Discount  days,  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

Bank  of  the  Interior. 

61  State  Street.  Capital,  $700,000. 
J.  B.  Plumb,  President.  J.  F.  Batchelder, 
Cashier.  J.  B.  Plumb,  Stephen  Van  Rensselaer, 
Peter  Gansevoort,  Amasa  J.  Pai'ker,  John  Tay- 
ler  Cooper,  Samuel  D.  Vose,  T.  C.  Street,  Direct- 
ors. A.  B.  Kirtlaiid,  Teller.  Allston  Adams, 
Bookkeeper.     Wm.  Stephens,  H.  Vail,  Clerks. 

Commercial  Bank. 

38  State  Street.    Capital,  $500,000. 
John  L.  Schoolcraft,  President.     Visscher  Ten 
Eyck,  Cashier.     John  L.  Schoolcraft,  James  D. 


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BANKS. 


Wasson,  R.  H.  Pruyn,  Peter  Monteath,  V.  Ten 
Eyck,  Ezra  P.  Prentice,  Eliphalet  Wickes,  James 
N\  Ring,  Peter  Cagger,  Eobert  L.  Johnson, 
Archibald  McChire,  Directors.  James  Martin, 
Teller.  Wm.  D.  Case,  Receiving  Teller.  Fred. 
S.  Pease,  General  Bookkeeper.  C. '  S.  Hickcox, 
Individual  Bookkeeper.  G.  S.  Wilcox,  Dis- 
count Clerk.  George  B.  Burrows,  Isaac  B.  Briggs, 
Clerks. 
Discount  days,  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

Mechanics  and  Farmers'  Bank. 

Broadway,  coknek  of  Exchange  Street. 

Capital,  §350,000. 
Thomas  W.  Olcott,  President.  Thomas  Olcott, 
Cashier.  Thomas  W.  Olcott,  William  H.  De 
Witt,  Alden  March,  James  Kidd,  Alanson  Sum- 
ner, Theo.  F.  Humphrey,  Thomas  Olcott,  James 
B.  .lerraain,  Uri  Burt,  A.  A.  Dunlop,  George 
B.  Steele,  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, 
Clerks.    Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

Merchants'  Bank  of  Albany. 

59  State  Street.    Capital,  $400,000. 

John  Tweddle,  President.  Richard  Van  Rens- 
selaer, Vice-President.  John  Sill,  Cashier.  J. 
Tweddle,  Richard  Van  Rensselaer,  H.  P.  Pul- 
ling, Gilbert  L.  Wilson,  Maurice  E.  Viele,  Mat- 
thew I.  Hallenbeck,  Robert  A.  Forsyth,  Joseph 
N.  Bullock,  John  Sill,  Directors.  A.  C.  Judson, 
Teller.  W.  N.  S.  Saunders,  Receiving  Teller. 
N.  D.  Wendell,  Discount  Clerk  and  Notary. 
Jas.  Maher,  E.  E.  Kendrick,  Jr.,  Harvey  Wendell, 
Bank  Bookkeepers.    Joseph  Russell,  Clerk. 

Discount  days,  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

National  Bank  of  Albany. 

53  State  Street.  Capital  $300,000. 
William  E.  Bleecker,  President.  Robert  C. 
Martin,  Cashier.  Wm.  E.  Bleecker,  Albion  Ran- 
som, Joseph  Packard,  Jr.,  R.  J.  Grant,  S.  W. 
Barnard,  C.  U.  Adams,  Robt.  C.  JVIartin,  Direct- 
ors. A.  P.  Stevens,  Teller.  E.  A.  Springsteed, 
Assistant  Teller.  H.  Durand,  Bookkeeper.  J. 
Edwards,  Jr.,  Assistant.  I.  K.  Martin,  Discount 
Clerk, 

New  York  State  Bank. 

69  State  Street.    Capital,  $350,000. 
Rufus  H.  King,  President.    J.   H.  Van  Ant- 
werp, Cashier.     Rufus  H.  King,  Joel  Ratlibone, 
Marcus  T.  Reynolds,  Lyman  Chapin,  WUliam 

C.  Miller,  J.  Howard  King,  Wm.  Adams,  J. 
Howard  Rathbone,  John  H.  Van  Antwerp, 
Franklin  Townsend,  Samuel  H.  Ransom,  Direct- 
ors. Isaac  Fondey,  Teller.  S.  J.  L'iake,  R.  V.  De 
Witt,  Jr. ,  Bookkeepers.  D.  W.  Wemple,  Discount 
Clerk.  D.  G.  Curtiss,  Assistant  Teller.  W.  M. 
Netterville,  Clerk. 

Discount  day,  Monday. 

Union  Bank  of  Albany. 

446  Broadway.    Capital,  $500,000. 

B.  P.  Learned,  President.     Adam  Van  Allen, 

Cashier.    B.  P.  Learned,  G.  C.  Davidson,  Adam 

Van  Allen,  William  N.  Strong,  Chauncey  Vib- 

bard,  Amos  P.  Palmer,  William  L.  Learned,  D. 

D.  T.  Charles,  Chas.  \V.  Durant,  Alfred  Wild, 
Le  Roy  Mowry,  James  W.  Eaton,  Directors.  B. 
P.  Learned,  Jr.,  Teller.  Ariel  Lathrop,  Book- 
keeper. Lewis  R.  Gregory,  Discount  Clerk. 
Calvin  Eaton,  Clerk, 


SAVINGS  BANKS. 

Open  daily  (Sundays  and  holidays  excepted), 
from  10  o'clock  a.  m.  to  2  o'clock  p.  m. 

Albany  Savings  Bank. 

40  State  Street,  Commercial  Bank  Boilding. 
Gerrit  Y.  Lansing,  President.  Rufus  H.  King, 
Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  John  L.  Schoolcraft,  Vice- 
Presidents.  Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  Trcoswrcr.  R. 
H.  Pruyn,  Secretary.  Wm.  McHarg,  Gerrit  Y. 
Lansing,  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Rufus  H.  King, 
Frederick  J.  Barnard,  Robert  H.  Pruyn,  Harmen 
Pumpelly,  William  E.  Bleecker,  John  L.  School- 
craft, Jas.  D.  Wasson,  Ezra  P.  Prentice,  Mat- 
thew McMahon,  Franklin  Townsend,  Charles 
Van  Benthuysen,  Archibald  McCiure,  Trustees. 
John  B.  Wasson,  Teller. 

Albany  City  Savings  Institution. 

47  State  Street. 
Erastus  Corning,  President.  John  Taylor,  Eli 
Perry,  Vice-Presidents.  Henry  H.  Martin,  Trea- 
surer, Jas.  Kidd,  Jas.  McNaughton,  John  V.  L. 
Pruyn,  Wm.  Humphrey,  James  Goold,  Samuel 
Pruyn,  H.  H.  Martm,  Joan  Knower,  W.  Board- 
man,  John  G.  White,  Ellis  Baker,  C.  W.  Bender, 
Thos.  Noonan,  W.  r^mith,  D.  H.  Gary,  Trustees. 
F.  W.  Holbrook,  Teller. 

Albany  Exchange  Savings  Bank. 

Bank  Building,  450  Broadway. 
James  McNaughton,  President.  Wm.  Gould, 
Samuel  Anable,  Vice-Presidents.  J.  M.  Lovett, 
Treasurer.  James  McNaughton,  Otis  Allen, 
Samuel  Anable,  C.  P.  Williams,  Wm.  Gcruld, 
J.  H.  Reynolds,  Samuel  Pruyn,  William  G. 
Thomas,  John  S.  Perry,  Alouzo  Bruce,  Lansing 
Merchant,  I.  A.  Chapman,  Charles  E.  Gifford, 
C.  W.  Bender,  James  A.  Gray,  T.  W.  Newcomb, 
S.  B.  McCoy,  John  Stuart,  G.  M.  Blodgett,  J.  M. 
Lovett,  Trustees. 

Mechanics  and  Farmers'  Savings  Bank. 

Broadway,  corner  of  Exchange  Street. 

Thomas  W.  Olcott,  President.  Thos.  Olcott, 
Secretary.  T.  W.  Olcott,  Wm.  H.  De  Witt,  A. 
March,  Alanson  Sumner,  Theo.  F.  Humphrey, 
John  F.  Rathbone,  Ira  Harris,  Thurlow  vVeed, 
Thomas  Olcott,  John  J.  Olcott,  Trustees, 

Sixpenny  Savings  Bank. 

State  Street,  corner  of  James. 
Thos.  Schuyler,  President.  Adam  Van  Allen, 
George  B.  Hoyt,  Vice-Presidents.  H.  G.  Gilbert, 
Treasurer.  Thomas  Schuyler,  James  H.  Arms- 
by,  John  G.  White,  Chas.  A.  De  Forest,  Adam 
Van  Allen,  James  McElroy,  Horatio  G.  Gilbert, 
George  Dawson,  Charles  B.  Lansing,  Matthew 
H.  Read,  Edward  Robinson,  Alfred  D.  Shepard, 
Wyman  R.  Barrett,  Jesse  C.  Potts,  Cornelius 
Vanderzee,  James  Schuyler,  George  E.  Hoyt, 
Jacob  I.  Werner,  De  WittC.  De  Forest,  Trustees. 

Union  Savings  Bank. 
Bank  Building,  446  Broadway. 
B.  P.  Learned,  President,  G.  C.  Davidson, 
Vice-President.  Adam  Van  Allen,  Treasurer. 
Billings  P.  Learned,  G.  C.  Davdison,  William 
A.Young,  William  N.  Strong,  Amos  P.  Palmer, 
Daniel  D.  T.  Charles,  Charles  W.  Durant,  Alfred 
Wild,  Trustees. 


POST    OFFICE. 


187 


POST  OFFICE. 

CALVERT  COMSTOCK,  Postmaster. 

James  I.  Johnson,  Deputy. 

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'clock  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. 

Mail  Arrangement,  1860. 

MAILS  CLOSE. 

a.  m., 

p.m., 8       p.m. 

Saturday,.." 2      a.m., Friday, 4      p.m. 

(    2      a.m., 3.30p.m. 

I    2.30p.m., 11      p.  m. 


MAILS  ARErrE. 

.10       a.  m. 


c    2 
Ballston  and  Saratoga  Springs, <    3 

Bern, . . 

Boston, 

New  Baltimore, 1 

New  Lebanon  Springs, 2 

New  York, \   3 

Re--l«"i"o \l!S^iiy.\ "    --.-ISf,?? '     !>•"• 

Schoharie, 2      a.m., 6.30p.m. 

C    2       a.m., 6.30a.m. 

Troy,  three  times  a  day ^10      a.  m., 12.20  p.  m. 

(    3       p.m., 5       p.m. 

a.  m., 4.30  a.  m. 


p.m., 10      a.m. 

a.  m., 10      a.  m. 

a.  m., 12.20  p.  m. 

p.  m., 11      p.  m.. 


._.....,  8.30a.m., 8.30  a.m. 

Western,  four  tunes  a  day, j    ^      ^  ^'^ 2.30  p.  m. 


West  Troy,  Cohoes,  and  Waterford, 

Whitehall,  Burlington,  Vermont,  Montreal,  etc., . 


11  p.  m., 3.30  p.  m 

2  a.m., 11       a.m. 

3  p.m.,... 7      p.m. 

,n  <  9.15  a.  m. 

■10  a.m., jg 


Rates  of  Postage. 


In  The  United  States,  or  to  British  North 
American  Provinces. 

Letters  in  the  United  States,  per  ^  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 H 
oz.,  He;  over  1%  oz.  and  not  over  3  oz.,  Kc.  ; 
every  additional  oz.  or  fraction,  Mc.  When  cir- 
culated out  of  the  state,  all  weighing  3  oz.  or  less, 
Kc,  and  each  additional  oz.  or  fraction,  Xc. 

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printed  and  published,  single  copy  free  to  each 
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each  ounce  ;  fraction  same. 


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paid ;  over  3000  miles,  2c.  prepaid. 

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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. 

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or  in  a  cover  open  at  the  ends  or  sides.  There 
must  be  no  word  or  communication  printed  on 
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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. 


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2  c.  each,  and  4  c.  each  extra  oz.,  payable  in 
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the  United  Kingdom,  excepting  that  for  tne  third 
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MISCELLANEOUS 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


BOARD  OF  TRADE,  rooms  in  Ransom's  Iron 
Building,  Broadway.  John  Taylor,  President. 
S.  McKissick,  B.  H.  Mills,  Vice-Presidents. 
Wm.  S.  Preston,  Secretary.  Geo.  M.  Griffin, 
Treasurer.  W.  R.  Barrett,  Lansing  Merchant, 
Thomas  McCredie,  M.  L.  Crittenden,  E.  L. 
Judson,  Reference  Committee. 

Cemeteries. 

ALBANY  RURAL  CEMETERY,  situated  on  the 
Troy  road,  near  West  Troy.  Thos.  W.  01- 
cott,  President,  Anthony  M.  Strong,  Secre- 
tary. P.  Gansevoort,  Marcus  T.  Reynolds, 
Alden  March,  Ira  Harris,  John  Q.  Wilson, 
John  L.  Schoolcraft,  B.  T.  Welch,  Wm.  H. 
De  Witt,  John  F.  Rathbone,  Samuel  H.  Ran- 
som, Trustees.  J.  W.  Greene,  Superintendent — 
office  No.  9  Douw's  Building. 

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. 

ALBANY  AND  BETHLEHEM  TURNPIKE 
COMPANY,  office  No.  C9  State  street.  Joel 
Rathbone,  President.     Edwin  Safford,  Treas. 

ALBANY  AND  MOHAWK  PLANK  ROAD 
COMPANY  (Thomas  P.  Crook  and  A.  P.  Pal- 
mer), office  No.  9  State  street. 

ALBANY  AND  SANDLAKE  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.  McCIure,  De  Witt  C.  De  Forest,  George 
Horton,  Calvin  Sliter,  Thomas  S.  Knowlsou, 
William  Boardman,  Directors. 

ALBANY  AND  SCHENECTADY  TURNPIKE 
COMPANY,  office  No.  44  State  street.  Andrew 
E.  Brown,  Treasurer.  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck, 
Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  Andrew  E.  Brown, 
R.  Van  Rensselaer,  David  Newland,  Theodore 
Townsend,  John  Trotter,  Volkert  P.  Douw, 
David  I.  Boyd,  Directors. 

ALBANY  AND  SUSQUEHANNA  RAIL  ROAD 
COMPANY— office  No.  73  State  street.  Rich- 
ard Franchot,  President.  J.  H.  Ramsey,  Vice- 
President.  H.  H.  Hickcox,  Treasurer  and 
Secretary.  C.  W.  Wentz,  Chief  Engineer. 
Ezra  P.  Prentice,  Robt.  H.  Pruyn,  Cornelius 
Vosburgh,  James  H.  Ramsey,  Chas.  Courter, 
Eliakim  R.  Ford,  Richard  Franchot,  Arxiold 

B.  Watson,  Jared  Goodyear,  John  Cook,  Ed- 
ward Tompkins,  Levi  Dimmick,  Lewis  North- 
rup,  Directors. 

ALBANY  AND  WEST  STOCKBRIDGE  RAIL 
ROAD  CO.  T.  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, 
George  Dexter,  Dexter  Reynolds,  Directors. 

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,  James  Kidd,  Visscher 
Ten  Eyck,  Andrew  E.  Brown,  John  L.  School- 
craft, Directors. 

ALBANY  GAS  LIGHT  COMPANY,  office  No. 
452  Broadway.  H.  Pumpelly,  President.  R. 
Merrifield,  Secretary.  Harmen  Pumpelly, 
Joel  Rathbone,  Henry  H.  Martin,  Jacob  H. 
Ten  Eyck,  R.  Van  Rensselaer,  James  Kidd,  J. 


B.  Plumb,  Robert  Boyd,  Eli  Perry,  Directors. 
P.  A.  Sabbaton,  Sup't  of  Works. 

ALBANY  PIER  COMPANY.  Erastus  Coming, 
President.  Moses  Patten,  Vice-President.  J. 
S.  Smith,  Superintendent.  M.  H.  Read,  James 
Dexter,  William  White,  A.  Van  Santvoord,  E. 
A.  Durant,  Wm.  A.  Young,  Executive  Com- 
mittee. 

ALBANY,  SCHOHARIE  AND  RENSSELAER- 
VILLE  PLANK  ROAD  COMPANY,  office  No. 
369  and  371  Broadway. 

AMERICAN  TELEGRAPH  COMPANY,  office 
Bank  Buildinct,  450  Broadway  (up  stairs). 

AUBIN  GAS  Wt)RKS  COMPANY,  office  No.  44 
State  street.  H.  Q.  Hawley,  President.  N. 
Aubin,  Engineer.    J.  N.  Heron,  Secretary. 

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,  Jas.  D.  Wasson,  Stephen 
Groe.sbeeck,  Henry  Bteecker,  A.  E.  Brown, 
Peter  McNaughton,  Edward  S.  Willett,  Augelo 
Ames,  Cornelius  Ten  Broeck.  Directors. 

HUDSON  RIVER  BRIDGE  COMPANY  AT  AL- 
BANY, office  first  rioor  of  Exchange  Building. 
Erastus  Corning,  President,  G.  L  Wilson, 
Treasurer  and  Secretary.  Erastus  Corning, 
Dean  Richmond,  Samuel  Sloan,  Chester  W. 
Chapin,  Wm.  H.  Swift,  John  L.  Schoolcraft, 
Edmund  H.  Miller,  Sidney  T.  Fairchild, 
Henry  H.  Martin,  Directors. 

SCHOHARIE  AND  ALBANY  PLANK  ROAD 
COMPANY,  office  Nos.  62  and  64  State  street. 

WATERVLIET  TURNPIKE  COMPANY,  office 
No.  67  Quay  street.  Archibald  A.  Dunlop, 
President.  James  D.  Wasson,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer, 


Traveling  Rentes. 

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,  corner  Dean 
street.     E.  Babcock,  Ticket  Agent. 

ALBANY  AND  VERMONT  RAIL  ROAD— for 
Troy,  Cohoes,  Waterford, .  and  intermediate 
places  to  Boston  and  the  Canadas.  Trains 
leave  the  Depot  foot  of  Steuben  street,  every 
day,  Sundays  excepted.  Le  Grand  B.  Cannon, 
President.  G.L.Wilson,  Secretary  and  Trea- 
surer. Le  Grand  B.  Cannon,  J.  M.  Warren,  Jas. 
Forsyth,  L;  H.  Tupper,  J.  E.  Wool,  J.  B.  Gale, 
H.  L.  Shields,  F.  W.  Lockwood,  C.  W.  Til- 
linghast,  J.  B.  Jermain,  Chas.  Congdon,  A. 
Mann,  Jr.,  S.  Crookes,  Directors.  E.  H., 
DeWitt,  Superintendent. 

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,  corner  Dean  street.  E. 
Babcock,  Ticket  Agent. 

HUDSON  RIVER  RAIL  ROAD— For  New  York 
and  intermediate  places  along  the  Hudson 
river.  Trains  leave  the  Depot  in  East  Albany 
every  day,  office  in  Maiden  lane,  opposite 
Dean  street. .  Smith  Briggs,  General  Agent. 
Robt.  G.  Cruttenden,  Ticket  Agent. 

FERRIES— to  Bath  and  French's  Village,  from 
foot  of  North  Ferry  street ;  to  East  Albany, 
from  foot  of  Maiden  lane ;  to  Greenbush,  from 
foot  of  South  Ferry  street. 


SAVINGS     BANKS. 


189 


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  Dean  street. 

NEW  YORK  CENTRAL  RAIL  ROAD— For  Buf- 
falo and  intermediate  places.  Trains  leave  the 
Depot  in  Maiden  lane,  every  day.  General 
Office  in  Exchange  .  Building.  E.  Corning, 
President.  Dean  Richmond,  Vice-President. 
J.  V.  L.  Pruyn,  General  Counsel  and  President 
pro  tern.  Gilbert  L.  Wilson,  Treasurer  and 
Secretary.  Erastus  Corning,  Dean  Richmond, 
John  H.  Chedell,  Horace  White,  Alonzo  C. 
Paige,  Nathaniel  Thayer,  John  V.  L.  Pruyn, 
John  L.  Schoolcraft,  Isaac  Townsend,  Living- 
ston Spraker,  Jacob  Gould,  Cor's  L.  Tracy, 
Chas.  H.  Russell,  Directors.  Chauncey  Vib- 
bard,  Albany,  General  Superintendent.  Julius 
A.  Spencer  and  E.  Foster,  Jr.,  of  Albany ; 
Thos.  Wallace  of  Troy ;  Z.  C.  Priest  of  Utica ; 
H.  W.  Chittenden  of  Syi-acuse;  Job  CoUamer 
of  Rochester,  Ass't  Sup'ts.  Geo.  E.  Gray,  Chief 
Engineer.  S.  DruUard,  Gen.  Freight  Agent. 
TROY  AND  GREENBUSH  RAIL  ROAD— For 


the  Nail  Works  and  Troy.     Trains  leave  the 
Depots  at  East  Albany,  every  day,  Sundays 

0X0613  tod, 

OMNIBUSES— Run  dally,  through  Broadway, 
to  Lumber  District ;  to  Kenwood  and  Mt.  Hope, 
from  North  Pearl  street,  cor.  State  ;  to  Newton- 
ville,  Troy,  Sec,  from  Broadway,  cor.  State. 

STAGES — Run  daily,  from  Broadway,  corner  of 
State,  to  Nassau,  DeFreistville,  Sandlake, 
New  Baltimore,  New  Lebanon,  Schoharie, 
Charlotteville,  and  intermediate  places. 

To  Berne,  New  Scotland,  and  intermediate 
places,  every  Tuesday  and  Saturday. 

To  Bethlehem,  Clarksville,  Westerlo,  Rensse- 
laerviUe,  and  intermediate  places,  every  Tues- 
day, Thursday  and  Saturday,  from  the  Hotel, 
Eagle  street,  cor.  Hudson. 

STEAM  BOATS— Leave  for  New  York  every 
evening,  from  the  New  Steam  Boat  Landing  in 
Broadway.  Also  a  morning  line  from  the  foot 
of  Hamilton  street.  Steamers  also  leave  from 
the  foot  of  Hamilton  street,  every  day,  Sun- 
days excepted,  for  Catskill,  and  intermediate 
places;  and  from  foot  of  State  street,  every 
day,  for  Troy,  touching  at  Arsenal  Dock. 


s  j^-xriisi  GrS    :o -flLKT  IS.S. 


vmoN  SAYiJsrGS  bank  of  Albany. 

No.  446  Broadway. 

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. 

B.  P.  LEARNED,  President. 

G.  C.  DAVIDSON,  Vice-President.  ADAM  VAN  ALLEN,  Treasurer. 


B.  P.  Learned, 
G.  C.  Davidson, 
Adam  Van  Allen, 
William  N.  Strong, 


TRUSTEES. 

Chauncey  Vibbard, 
Amos  P.  Palmer, 
Charles  W.  Durant, 
William  A.  Young, 


D.  D.  T.  Charles, 
Alfred  Wild, 
Le  Roy  Mowry. 
Adam  Cottrell. 


MECHANICS  AND  FAEMERS'  SAYINGS  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.) 

THOMAS  W.  OLCOTT,  President.  THOMAS  OLCOTT,  Secretary. 


Thomas  W  Olcott, 
William  H.  De  Witt, 
Alden  March, 


TRUSTEES. 

Alanson  Sumner, 
Theodore  F.  Humphrey, 
John  F.  Rathbone, 
Ira  Harris, 


Thurlow  Weed, 
Thos.  Olcott, 
John  J.  Olcott. 


190  SAVINGS     BANKS. 


ALBANY  SAYINGS  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. 

OFPICEKS. 

GERRIT  Y.  LANSING,  President. 

R.  H.  KING,  1st  Vice-President.        JACOB  H.  TEN  EYCK,  2d  Vice-President. 

JOHN  L.  SCHOOLCRAFT.  Sd  Vice-President. 

ROBERT  H.  PRUYN,  Secretary.        VISSCHER  TEN  EYCK,  Treasurer. 

TRUSTEES. 

William  McHarg,  Gerrit  Y.  Lansing,  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Rufus  H.  King,  F. 
J.  Barnard,  Robert  H.  Pruyu,  H.  Pumpelly,  Wra.  E.  Bleecker,  John  L.  School- 
craft, James  D.  Wasson,  E.  P.  Prentice,  M.  McMahon,  Franklin  Townsend,  C, 
Van  Benthuysen,  Archibald  McClure. 


SIXPENNY  SAYINGS  BANK. 

state  Street,  corner  of  James. 

This  Bank  is  open  daily,  for  the  purpose  of  receiving  Deposits,  and  the  gene- 
ral transaction  of  business. 

J8^"  Deposits  can  be  made  every  day,  except  Sundays  and  holidays,  from  10 
o'clock  a.  m.  to  2  o'clock  p.  m.,  and  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays  from  4  to  7 
o'clock  p.  m. 

OFFICEKS. 

THOMAS  SCHUYLER,  President. 

ADAM  VAN  ALLEN,  1st  Vice-President.      GEO.  B.  HOYT,  2d  Vice-President. 

H.  G.  GILBERT,  Treasurer. 

TRUSTEES. 

Thomas  Schuyler,  James  H.  Armsby,  John  G.  White,  Chas.  A.  De  Forest,  Adam 
Van  Allen,  Jas.  McElroy,  Horatio  G.  Gilbert,  Geo.  Dawson,  Charles  B.  Lansing, 
Matthew  H.  Read,  Edward  Robinson,  Alfred  D.  Shepard,  Wyman  R.  Barrett, 
Jesse  C.  Potts,  Cornelius  Vanderzee,  James  Schuyler,  George  B.  Hoyt,  Jacob  I. 
Werner,  De  Witt  C.  De  Forest. 


ALBANY  EXCHANGE  SAYINGS  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,  1st  Vice-President.  SAMUEL  ANABLE,  2d  Vice-President. 

JOSEPH  M.  LOVETT,  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  Pruyn,  S. 
Bogardus  McCoy,  Chas.  E,  Gifford,  Isaac  A.  Chapman,  John  H.  Reynolds,  Gaius 
M.  Blodgett,  Joseph  M.  Lovett,  Alonzo  Bruce. 


COUNTY    GOVERNMENT, 


191 


ALBANY     COUNTY     ORGANIZED,     16S3 

COUNTY  GOVERNMENT. 

OFFICERS. 


Associate  County  Judges — Christopher  White  of 
Guilderland  ;  Geo.  C.  Disbrow  of  Westerlo. 

Board  of  Supervisors — 1st  ward,  Daniel  Sulli- 
van;  2d  ward,  Charles  E.  White;  3d  ward, 
Matthew  W.  Bender;  4th  ward,  Francis  N. 
Sill;  5th  ward,  Isaac  A.  Chapman;  6th  ward, 
Wm.  Frothingliam ;  7th  ward,  Thomas  Barley; 
8th  ward,  Stephen  McKnight ;  9th  ward,  Wm. 
McBride  ;  10th  ward,  James  Milwaiu ;  Bern, 
Henry  I.  DeVoe;  Bethlehem,  John  Wilkes; 
Guilderland,  Leonard  Wilkins;  Coeymans, 
David  A.  Witbeck ;  Knox,  S.  Warner ;  New 
Scotland,  James  Slingerland ;  Rensselaerville, 
James  E.  Mackey ;  Watervliet,  Wm.  G.  Caw ; 
Westerlo,  Abijah  C.  Disbrow. 

Coroners — N.  S.  Dean,  Amos  Dodge,  A.  Lederer, 
of  Albany ;  John  P.  Witbeck  of  Watervhet. 

County  Clerk — Robert  Babcock  of  Bethlehem; 
office  City  Hall. 

County  Judge— Geo.  Wolford  of  Albany ;  office 
73  State  street. 

County  Treasurer — Adam  Van  Allen  of  Albany ; 
office  446  Broadway. 

Deputy  County  Clerk — William  D.  Morange  of 
Albany  ;  office  City  Hall. 

Deputy  County  Treasurer — G,  A.  Van  Allen  of 
Albany ;  office  448  Broadway. 

Deputy  District  Attorney — John  M.  Nelson  of 
Albany;  office  94  State  street. 

Deputy  Sheriffs — Joseph  Clinton  of  Albany ;  W. 
Aley,  Leonard  Witbeck  of  Bethlehem ;  And'w 
Morrison  of  West  Troy;  John  Larkins  of 
Cohoes ;  Eli  Mackey  of  Rensselaerville ;  Leon- 
ard Chamberlain  of  Westerlo  ;  John  Earls  of 


New  Scotland ;  Alexander  Witbeck  of  Coey- 
mans; David  Reinhart  of  Berne;  Azor  Gallup 
of  Knox ;  F.  J.  Blessing  of  Guilderland. 

District  Attorney— Ira,  Shafer  of  Albany ;  office 
67  State  street  (up  stairs). 

Excise  Commissioners — James  D.  Wasson  of 
Albany ;  Chas.  Hyndman  of  Westerlo ;  Peter 
P.  Daw  of  Watervliet— office  74  State  street. 

Jailor— Henry  Fitch  of  New  Scotland ;  office  at 
Jail,  Maiden  lane,  rear  City  Hall. 

Folice  Justices — John  0.  Cole,  S.  H.  H.  Parsons, 
Albany;  G.  K.  Montgomery,  D.  C.  Stewart, 
J.  Remington,  P.  D.  Niver,  M.  Hubbard,  A. 
Frink,  Watervliet;  E.  H.  Crawford,  W.  R. 
Tanner,  Rensselaerville;  P.  Veeder,  C.  G. 
Truax,  Guilderland;  H.  Conger,  L  Strovel, 
Berne ;  S.  V.  R.  Slade,  H.  G.  Snyder,  S.  Ben- 
nett, Bethlehem ;  G.  G.  Disbrow,  J.  B.  Taels, 
Westerlo ;  J.  J.  Whitbeck,  Coeymans ;  E.  W. 
Bogardus,  Knox ;  D.  Robertson,  New  Scotland. 

School  Commissioners — 1st  dist.,  J.  G.  Vanderzee 
of  Cedar  Hill;  2d  dist.,  E.  V.  Filkins  of 
Berne ;  3d  dist.,  Wm.  Arthur,  Jr.,  of  Cohoes. 

STicri^— Thomas  W.  Van  Alstyne  of  Albany; 
office  at  Jail. 

Special  Deputies — J.  P.  Cordell,  Bartholomew 
Curtin,  J.  McGinty,  H.  Pottenburgh,  Albany. 

Surrogate — Justus  Haswell  of  Albany:  office 
City  Hall. 

Under  Sheriff— John  W.  Conklin  of  Albany ; 
office  Museum  Building. 

United  States  Loan  Commissioners — Leonard  G. 
Warren  of  Albany;  William  H.  Slingerland 
of  Bethlehem. 


COURTS. 


SUPREME  COURT— Genera?  Terms,  held  at  the 
Capitol  in  the  city  of  Albany,  by  all  the  Just- 
ices of  the  Third  Judicial  District,  on  the  first 
Monday  of  March,  May,  September  and  De- 
cember, in  each  year. 

SUPREME  COURT,  CIRCUIT,  OYER  AND 
TERMINER,  AND  SPECIAL  TERMS,  held 
at  the  City  Hall  on  the  second  Monday  of 
January,  and  third  Mondays  of  March  and 
September. 

Special  Terms  for  Motions  only,  held  on  the 
last  Tuesday  of  every  month. 

Justices — Rufus  W.  Peckham  of  Albany; 
Wm.  B.  Wright  of  Kingston,  Ulster  county; 
George  Gould  of  Troy,  Rensselaer  county  ;  H. 
Hogeboom  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  December,  but  no  Grand  Jury  will  be  re- 
quired to  attend  February  and  October.  Geo. 
Wolford,  County  Judge.  Ira  Shafer,  District 
Attorney.     R.  Babcock,  Clerk. 

ALBANY  MAYOR'S  COURT,  meet  on  the  second 
Wednesday  of  January,  March,  May,  July, 
September  and  November,  at  the  City  Hall. 
Cliarles  L.  Austin  (Recorder),  Judge.  Robert 
Bfibcock    C^IptIc 

ALBANY  JUSTICES'  COURT,  over  Center  Mar- 
ket, corner  of  Howard  and  South  Pearl  streets. 
Court  every  day,  at  9  o'clock  a.  m.,  Sundays 
and  holidays  excepted.  John  J.  Gallup,  H. 
P.  Nugent,  William  C.  McHarg,  Ju,stices. 

SPECIAL  SESSIONS,  meet  on  Tuesday  of  each 
week,  at  the  City  Hall.  Charles  L.  Austin 
(Recorder),  Judge.    Robert  Babcock,  Clerk. 


PENITENTIARY. 

Located  on  Delaware  turnpike,  south  of  Lydius  street. 

Superintendent — Amos  Pilsbury. 

Inspectors — Samuel  Pruyn,  Gilbert  I.  Van  Zandt, 

William  A.  Young. 
Deputy  Superintendent — H.  C.  .Woodruff. 
Chaplain — David  Dyer. 
Physician — Barent  P.  Staats. 
Deputy  and  Clerk — Charles  T.  Hoy. 


Office  and  Guard  Room  Officer — S.  D.  Pilsbury. 
Overseers — Henry    Scripture,    Eli    S.    Shutter, 

Hezekiah    Cook,    Edward    Edson,    William 

Lombard. 
Watchmen — Geo.  F.  Birge,  John  H.  Wolf. 
Matrons— Elizabsth  F.  Martin,  Margaret  Burke, 

Lydia  Hoy. 


ALMS  HOUSE. 

Located  south  of  Lydius  street,  and  west  of  Delaware  turnpike. 
Superintendent — William  Hurst.  |  Physician — ^James  L.  Babcock. 


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STATE     GOVEKNMENT, 


STATE  GOVERNMENT. 

ELECTION,  TUESDAY  AFTER  THE  FIRST  MONDAY  IN  NOVEMBER. 


LEGISLATURE  MEETS  ON  THE  FIRST  TUESDAY  IN  JANUARY. 

OFFICERS. 

EDWIN  D.  MORGAN, Governor. 

ROBERT  CAMPBELL, Lieut. -Governor, 


lo 


-John 


Secretary  of  State — David  R.  Floyd  Jones. 

Comptroller — Robert  Denniston. 

Treasurer — Philip  Dorsheimer. 

Attorney- General — Charles  G.  Myers. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction — Henry  H. 
Van  Dyck. 

State  Engineer  and  Surveyor — Van  Rensselaer 
Richmond. 

Superintendent  of  Bank  Department — James  M. 
Cook. 

Superintendent  Insurance  Department — William 
Barnes. 

Adjutant-General — Frederick  Townsend, 

Inspector- General — George  F.  Sherman. 

Commissary-General — Bern.  Welch,  Jr. 

Judge  Advocate-General — C.  A.  Seward. 

Quarter-Master-General — Jas.  L.  Mitcliell. 

Engineer-in- Chief — George  F.  Nesbitt. 

Surgeon- General — Cornelius  R.  Agnew. 

Pay- Master-General — Robert  L.  Jolinson. 

Aids-de-Camp — E.  G.  Thompson,  Chas.  W 
Darling,  H.  R.  Rathbone. 

Military  Secretary— y^iWiSim.  L.  Skidmore 

Superintendent  of  Weights  and  Mcasures- 
Paterson. 

Auditor  of  Canal  Department — N.  S.  Benton. 

Canal  Commissioners — John  M.  Jaycox,-  1  year ; 
Hiram  Gardner,  2  years ;  Wm.  I.  Skinner,  3 
years.    A.  P.  Ten  Broeck,  Clerk. 

Canal  ^^^rciscrs— Ashbel  B.  Parmelee,  William 
Wasson,  Thomas  B.  Carroll.  Henry  W.  Rey- 
nolds, Clerk. 

Inspectors  of  State  Prisons — William  C.  Rhodes, 
1  year ;  Josiah  T.  Everest,  2  years ;  David  P. 
Forrest,  3  years. 

Judges  Cotirt  of  Appeals — George  F.  Comstock, 
Samuel  L.  Selden,  Hiram  Denio,  Henry  E. 
Davies.     E.  Peshine  Smith,  Repor-ter. 

Clerk  Court  of  Appeals — Charles  Hughes. 

Regents  of  the  University — The  Governor,  Lieu- 
tenant-Governor, Secretary  of  State,  Superin- 
tendent of  Public  Instruction,  ex-officio;  G. 
C.  Verplanck,  Gerrit  Y.  Lansing,  Erastus  Cor- 
ning, Prosper  M.  Wetraore,  John  L.  Graham, 
Gideon  Hawley,  David  Buel,  James  S.  Wads- 
worth,  John  V.  L.  Pruyn,  Robert  Campbull, 
Samuel  Luckey,  Robert  G.  Rankin,  John  N. 
Campbell,  Erastus  C.  Benedict,  Geo.  W.  Clin- 


ton, Isaac  Parks,  Lorenzo  Barrows,  George  B. 
Cheever,  Robert  S.  Hale. 

Officers  of  the  Board — Gerrit  Y.  Lansing, 
Chancellor;  G.  C.  Verplanck,  Vice-Chancel- 
lor  ;  Samuel  B.  Woolworth,  Secretary ;  Alfred 
B.  Street,  State  Librarian ;  E.  W.  Skinner,  H. 
A.  Homes,  John  H.  Hickcox,  Assistants;  E. 
Jewett^  Curator  State  Cab.  Nat.  History, 

Deputy  Secretary  of  State — Henry  P.  Wilcox. 

Deputy  Comptroller — Philip  Phelps. 

Accountant  and  Transfer  Officer,  Comptroller's 
Office — Peter  Keyser. 

Deputy  State  Treasurer — Joseph  Stringham. 

Deputy  Attorney- General — Steph.  H.  Hammond. 

Deputy  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction — 
Emerson  W.  Keyes. 

Deputy  State  Engineer  and  Surveyor — George  R. 
Perkins. 

Deputy  Superintendent  Bank  Department — Ed- 
ward Hand. 

Deputy  Superintendent  Insurance  Department — 
James  W.  Husted. 

Acting  Auditor — Wm.  McGourkey. 

Deputy  Clerk  Court  of  Appeals — David  Wilson. 

Private  Secretary  to  Governor — George  Bliss,  Jr. 

Chief  Clerk  in  Executive  Office — Lockwood  L. 
Doty. 

Junior  Clerk  and  Messenger — John  Linsly. 

Commissioners  of  the  Land  Office — The  Lieuten- 
ant-Governor, Secretary  of  State,  CornptroUer, 
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, 
and  Canal  Commissioners. 

Contracting  Board — The  State  Engineer  and 
Surveyor,  Auditor,  and  Canal  Commissioners. 
William  W.  Wright,  Clerk. 

Trustees  of  the  State  Library — The  Regents  of 
the  University. 

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,  Comptrol- 
ler Attorney-General,  State  Engineer  and  Sur- 
veyor, and  Speaker  of  the  Assembly. 


MECHANICS'    INSTITUTE. 


INCORPORATED  APRIL  12, 1859,  BY  ACT  OF  THE  LEGISLATURE  OF  THE  STATE  OP  NEW  YORK. 

FIRST  ANNUAL  EXHIBITION,  ALBANY,  N.  Y., 

October  4th,  5th,  6th  and  7th,  1859. 

OFFICERS    FOB,   1859    AND    I860. 

RVFUS  K.  VIE:I<K,  President,  I  JOHN  A.  GOKWAY,  Secretary, 

JAMES  A.  GRAY,  Vice-President.  I  HORACB  Ij.  BMERT,  Treasurer. 

IBA  JAGGEE,  i      JOHN  G.  TEEADWELL,  I      MOEGAN  L.  FILZINS, 

WM.  DET  EEUAND,  I      SAMUEL  H.  BANSOM,  I      WILLIAM  HEADLAM,  Jr. 

This  Institute,  established  as  it  is  by  those  interested  in  the  welfare  of  the  Public  generally,  and  the  Mechanics  and 
Artizans  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  Natural  Philosophy,  Chemistbt,  Astronomy,  Mathematics,  Mechanics  and  the  Arts;  also,  by  ANNUAL 
EXHIBITIONS  of  their  handy-work  for  comparison  and  competition  for  prizes  and  awards  for  merit,  thereby  stimu- 
lating to  improvements,  and  by  Libraries,  Maps,  Models  and  MnsECMS,  together  with  such  other  modes  as  may,  from 
time  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  the  Privileges,  as  Exhibitions,  Iiectures,  and  Competition 
for  the  Honors  of  the  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  orgauization  and  management,  together  with  its 
Charter  and  By-Laws,  all  of  which  are  published  in  a  neat  pamphlet  form,  and  will  be  mailed  to  any  address,  upon 
application. 

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194 


RAILROADS. 


ALBANY  AND  BOSTON-WESTERN  RAILROAD. 


EASTERN    ROUTE. 


TICKET  OFFICE 

IN 

ALBANY, 

MAIDEN   LANE, 

CORNER   OF 

Dean  Street. 


T  O 


1^       II  UllVlikJimi,     llH/lllilillVUj 

Newport,  Lowell,  Concord, 

SPRINGFIELD,  PITTSFIELD,  HARTFORD, 

New  Haven,  Greenfield,  Northampton,  Keene,  &c. 


INCORPORATED, 
1833. 


Opened  for  TraTel, 
1842. 


DIEECTORS. 

CHKSTER  W.  CHAPIN,  Springfteld,  Mais. 
"WM.  H.  SWIFT,  JOSIAH  STICKNEY,   I.  SARGENT,    GEO.  A.  SHAW,  of  Boston. 
ROBERT  CADIPBEIili,  Plttsfield,  Slass.        STEPHEN  A.  CHASE,  Salem. 
E.  A.  SHERMAN.  E.  R.  TINKER,  Nortli  Adams,  Mass. 

OFFICERS. 

CHESTER  W.  CHAPIN,  President,         -----         Office,  Springfield,  Mass. 
STEPHEN  FAIRBANKS,  Treaa.,  Boston.    "WM. RITCHIE,  Auditor,  Springfield. 
HENRY  GRAY,  Sap't,  Springfield.  ANSEL  PHELPS,  Solicitor  and  Clerk. 

THOS.  L,.  GREENE,  Agent,  Albany*  CHAS.  O.  RUSSELL,  Ass't  Sup't,  Springfield. 


jg^'  Persons  visiting  New  England  will  find  this  Route  not  only  the  most 
DiBKCT,  but  pleasant  and  picturesque,  passing  as  it  does  through  cultivated  and 
romantic  sections,  presenting  great  diversity  of  scenery. 


FROM  ALBANY  TO  BOSTON,  &c. 


STATIONS. 


ALBANY 

Greenbush, 

fehodack, 

Kinderhoofe 

Chatham  Centre,.. 

Chatham 

East  Chatham,.... 

Canaan 

State  Line 

Kichmond , 

Shaker  VillaRe,.— 

PITTSFIELD 

Dal  ton, 

Hinsdale 

Washington 

Becket, 

Middlefield 

Chester 

Huntington, 

Kussell 

Westfield 

West  Siiringfield,. 
SPKINQKIKLD,... 
Indian  Orchard,.. 

Palmer 

Brimtield, 

Warren 

AVest  Brookfield... 
South  Brookfield.. 
East  Brookfield.... 

Spencer 

Charlton 

Clappville  

WORCESTER, 

Boston, 


Miles. 


74 
81 
84 
92 
100 
102 
108 
117 


127 
131 
133 
136 
13S 
143 
147 
156 
200 


IstClass.  2d  Class 


$  23 

50 

55 

70 

85 

1  00 

1  15 

1  25 

1  40 

1  50 

1  65 

1  75 

1  85 

2  00 


2  15 
2  35 
2  45 
2  65 
2  75 
2  75 

2  95 

3  20 


3  55 
3  65 
3  75 
3  85 

3  95 

4  10 
4  15 

4  25 

5  00 


$  20 

40 

45 

65- 

70 

80 

95 

1  00 

1  15 

1  20 

1  35 

1  40 

1  50 

1  60 


1  75 
1  90 

1  95 

2  15 
2  20 
2  20 
2  35 
5  55 


2  85 

2  95 

3  00 
3  10 
3  15 
3  30 
3  30 
3  30 


The  New  York  Central.  Albany  &  Vermont,  Troy  &  Greenbush, 
and  Hudson  River  Railroads,  connect  at  Albany. 

The  New  York  &  Harlem,  and  the  Hudson  £  Berkshire  Bail- 
roads  connect  at  Chatham  4  Comers. 

The  Housatonic  Railroad  connects  at  State  Line,  and  at  Pitts- 
field  to  Bridgeport,  &c. 

Fittsfield  &  North  Adams,  and  Stockbridge  &  Pittsfleld  Bail- 
roads  connect  at  Pittsfield. 


Canal  Railroad  connects  at  Westfield. 

The  Hartford  &  New  Haven  Railroad  and  Connecticut  Biver 
Railroad  copnectat  Springfield. 

The  New  London,  Willimantic  &  Palmer  Railroad  and  Am- 
herst and  Belchertown  Railroad  connect  at  Palmer. 


The  Worcester  &  Nashua,  Providence  ft  Worcester,  and  Nor- 
wich Si  Worcester  Railroads  connect  at  Worcester. 


RAILROADS* 


195 


NEW  YORK  CENTRAL  RAILROAD. 

IVESTERW  ROUTE. 


TICKET  OFFICE 


AL.BA1VY, 


TO 


TROY,  SCHENECTADY,  UTICA, 
Syracuse,  Rochester,  Aabnm, 

GENEVA,  CANANDAIGUA, 
Bergen,  Batavia,  Buffalo,  and  all  Points  West. 


GENERAL  OFFICE 

IN 

Exchange  Building. 


DEAN  RICHMOND,  Vice  President, 
J.  V.  li.  PRVYN,  General  Counsel, 
G.  Li.  "WIIiSON,  Sec'jr  and  Treasurer, 
C.  VIBBARD,  General  Superintendent, 
GEO.  E.  GRAY,  Chief  Engineer, 
^VlilUS  A.  SPENCKR,  Assistant  Snp't, 


EBASTUS  COBNING-,  President. 

E.  FOSTER,  Jr.,  Assistant  Sup't, 

THOMAS  1VAJLLACE,  « 

Z.  C.  PRIEST,  " 

H.  \l^.  CHITTENDEN,  •* 

JOB  COL.I.AMER,  « 

S.  DRUIiLARD,  Gen'l  Freight  Agent. 


The  New  York  Central  Rail  Road,  runDiDg  the  entire  length  and  through  the  most  populous  part  of  the  state, 
forms  one  of  the  great,  oldest  and  hest  managed  linKs  of  communication  between  thejEast  and  the  West. 

It  has  two  eastern  termini,  one  at  Albany  and  the  other  at  Tror,  connecting  at  Schenectady  and  running  thence 
west  through  Utica,  Rome,  Ac.  to  Syracuse,  from  which  point,  there  are  two  roads  running  to  Rochester,  known  as 
the  "  Direct  Road,"  via  Port  Byron,  Lyons,  &c.j  and  the  "  Old  Road,"  yia  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,  &c.,  to  Buffalo.  Also,  a  branch  commencing  at  Buffalo  and  running  along  the  banks  of  the  Niagara 
River,  through  I'onawanda  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  Hudson  River  Rail 
Road,  Harlem  Rail  Road,  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  for  Saratoga  Springs,  Rutland,  Burlington,  Montreal  and  all  places  North,  also  connect 
by  Railroad,  from  either  Albany,  Troy  or  Schenectady. 

Passenger!!  for  Sharon  Springs,  leave  the  Central  Railroad  at  Palatine  Bridge,  and  go  from  there  by  stage.  Those 
for  Cherry  Valley.  Cooperstown  and  places  South.  leave  at  Fort  Plain.  Those  for  Trenton  Falls  leave  at  lltica  and  go  by 
Railroad.    Those  for  Watertown  and  places  North  connect  with  the  Rome  &  Watertown  R.  R.  at  Rome. 

At  Straccse  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  Erie  B,  R.  at  Elmira. 

At  Rochester  with  the  B.  C.  k  N.  Y.  R.  B.,  running  to  the  Erie  B.  R.  at  Corning.  And  with  Steamers  for  all  ports 
on  Lake  Ontario. 

At  Buffalo  with  Steamers  on  Lake  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  passengers  connect  (during  the  season  of  navigation)  with  Steamers  for  Toronto  and  all  ports  on  Lake 
Ontario. 

DISTANCES  FROM  ALBANY. 


i 

stations.  Mis. 

ALBANY  

TROY 

SCHENECTADY 17 

Hoffman's 26 

Crane's  Village .SO 

Am.sterdam 33 

Tribes  Hill 39 

Fonda 44 

Yosts 49 

Sprakers 62 

Palatine  Bridge 55 

Fort  I'lain 68 

St.  Johnsville 64 

East  Creek 

Little  Falls 74 

Herkimer SI 

Ilion  83 

Frankfort 86 

UTICA  95 

Whitesboro' 99 


FAREITWO  CENTS  PER  MILE. 


Stations.  Mis. 

'Oriskany 102 

Rome 109 

Green's  Corners 114 

Verona 118 

Oneida  122 

Wampsville 125 

Canastota 127 

Canaseraga 131 

Chittenango 133 

Kirkville 137 

Manlius 140 

SYRACUSE 148 

Warren's 157 

Canton 159 

Jordan  166 

Weedsport 169 

Port  Byron 172 

Savannah 179 

Clyde 180 


Stations.  Mis. 

Lyons 193 

Newark 198 

Palmyra 206 

Macedon 210 

Fairport 219 

KOCHESTER  229 

SYRACUSE 

Camillas 156 

Marcellus 158 

Half  Way , 160 

Junction 165 

Sennett 169 

AUBURN 174 

Cayuga  186 

Seneca  Falls 190 

Waterloo  193 

GENEVA 200 

Vienna 2o8 

Clifton  Springs 212 


Stations.  Mis. 

Shortville , 217 

CANANDAIGUA 222 

Victor 223 

Fisher"-  237 

Pittsford 244 

KOCHESTER 251 

Cold  Water 228 

Chili 235 

Churchville 239 

BERGEN  244 

West  Bergen 247 

Byron 261 

BATAVIA  254 

Croft's  268 

Pembroke 272 

Alden 277 

Wende     279 

Town  Line 282 

Lancaster  287 

BUFFALO 298 


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ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


ALBANY 


WHOLESALE    AlVD   RETAIL.. 

In  either  department  of  our  business,  will  be  found  a  complete  assortment, 
comprising  a  full  stock  of 

CURTAIN  MATERIALS, 

LACE  AND  MUSLIN  CURTAINS, 

Brocatelle,  Satin  De  Laine, 

Turkey  Red,  Gimps,  Tassels  and  Cord, 

Satin  Damask,  4  and  6-4  Plain  Figured  Damask, 

French  and  English  Chintz,  Cornices,  Pins  and  Bands. 

BEDDING. 


Spring,  Hair,  Moss, 

Cotton,  Husk,  Straw  and 
Palm  Leaf  Mattresses, 
Lancaster  Quilts, 


Blankets, 
Feathers, 

Toilet  Quilts, 

Comforters,  &c.,  &c. 


GILT,   GOTHIC,  SCROLL,  LANDSCAPE  AND  PLAIN 

^V\riNDOA^  SHADES, 

UPHOLSTERY,  HARDWAEB,  &c.,  &c. 

The  aim  is  to  furnish  those  who  may  call,  with  all  GOODS  in  this  line,  in  such  variety  and  at 
prices  that  will  secure  at  once  their  patronage.  Knowing  my  facilities  for  buying  and  Manu- 
facturing are  superior  to  any  other  house  in  the  city,  I  can  defy  competition. 

H^  Trade  supplied  with  UPHOLSTERY  GOODS,  WINDOW  SHADES  AND  TRIMMINGS, 
at  the  lowest  CASH  PRICES. 

C.  S.  MIDDLEBROOK. 

RANSOM  BALLOU,  Jr.,  Salesman. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


197 


mUNSELL  ^  ROWLAND, 

STEAM  PRINTING  HOUSE, 

78  J^iate  Street^ 

SPLENDID  NEW  TYPES, 

ES]NrC3t-I=L-A.^^I3NrC3^S, 
ORxNAMENTS, 

The  ProprletorB  are  determined  that  this  Establishment  shall  not  be 
surpassed  by  any  other  in  the  city.  All  the  NKW  PRODUCTIONS  of 
the  Tanous  Type  Foundries  in  the  Dniled  States  that  are  worthy  of  use 
are  provided  as  soon  as  they  appear.  HUd  customers  may  look  with  con- 
fidence lor  R  continuance  of  that  Taste  and  Beauty  of  Finish  which  has 
always  characterized  the  productions  of  this  establishment. 


SUCH  AS 

Business  Cards  and  Circulars,    Bill   Heads,   Notes, 
Checks,  Bills  of  Lading,  Insurance  Policies,  Mani- 
fests, Magistrates'  and  Attorneys'  Blanks,  Beceipts, 
Druggists'  Labels,  &c.,  &c.. 

Done  with  aneatnpss  not  to  be  excelled  in  the  Typographical  Art.  Busi- 
ness men  are  respectfully  invited  to  call  and  examine  specimens. 

EVERY  FACILITY  FOR  DOING  ALL  KINDS  OF 

UPWARDS  OF 

Of  all  Sizes  and  Stylos,  and  innumerable  Bobdeks  and  Ornaments  are  now  contained  in  the 
Office,  so  that  there  is  hardly  any  taste  or  fancy  that  may  not  be  suited. 

BOOKS,  ADVERTISEMENTS  AND  CUTS 
S  T  El  n  ES  O  T  ""X"  r»  E3  I>, 

AND 

printed  with  a  clearness  and  beauty  of  execution  unsurpassed  anywhere.     Samples    will  be 

exhibited  to  show  the  correctness  of  this  statement. 
JOEL  MUNSELL.  JOHN  BO"WLAND. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


198 


518  BROADWAY,  ALBANY, 

PRACTICAL 


npgrajner 


AND 


The  most  approved  facilities  for 

producing  Lithography  in 

all  its  branches. 

WEDDING,    VISITING 

AND 

mmiE  i^iii, 

OF  LATEST  STYLES. 

The  largest  assortment  of  Fashionable 
Stationery  in  the  City. 


ADAMS,  SA.MPSON  &  CO., 

DIRECTORY    PUBLISHERS, 

No.  91  V^ASHINGTON  ST., 

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AND  EUROPE. 

CIRCULARS  ADDRESSED 

TO  ANY  TRADE   OR  PROFESSION  IN  THE  COUNTRY. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


NORTH  RIVER  ENGINE  &  BOILER  WORKS, 


Nos.  16  and  17  Quay  Street,  Albany, 

Manufacture  High  and  Low  Pressure  Engines,  Boilers,  Tanks  and  Ma- 
chinery in  general.    Casting,  Blacksmithing  and  Pattern  Making. 

ST£:AM  engines  and  BOIIiERS  REPAIRED  WITH  DISPATCH. 

S^fgESS"?""'}  JOHN  PUNSHON  &  CO. 


LONG  &  SIIiSBY'S 


CARRIAGE  AND  SLEIGH  MANUFACTORY, 

Nos.  324  and  326  South  Pearl  Street, 

JAMES  LONG.  •^JLJB^^t/W'T**  HENRY  W.  SILSBY. 

£^^ 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. 


ALBANY    DIEECTOEY. 


-WHEELEH,  MELICK  &  CO., 

NEW  YORK  STATi  AGRICULTURAL  WORKS, 


[double  power  axd  thkeshek  and  winnower  at  work.] 

HAMILTON  STREET,  CORNER  OP  LIBERTY,  ALBANY. 

PATENTEES  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OP 

Railway  Horse  Powers,  Farm  and  Plantation  Horse  Powers, 

TH8ESBERS  AP  WINNOWERS,  THRESHERS  AND  SEPARATORS, 


[farm  and  plantation  power  and  thresher  akd  winnower  at  work.] 

CIRCULAR  AND  CROSS-CUT  SAWING  MACHINES, 

Clover  Hullers,  Feed  Cutters,  Horse  Rakes,  &c. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT 


ALBANY  IRON  AND  SAW  WORKS. 


FRUYN  &  LANSING, 


MANUFACTUKEKS  OF 


IRON  BRIDGES,  RAILINGS,  BALCONIES, 

BA1¥K   TAFLiTS,  DOORS  &  SHUTTERS,  BRIDGE  &  ROOF  BOL.TS, 

Mill,  Cross-Cut  and  Circular  Saws.    All  kinds  of  Saws  made  and  repaired. 
Hos.  50,  62,  54  and  56  Liberty  St. ;  Nos.  4,  6  and  8  Pruyn  St.,  and  Nos.  5,  7  and  11  Church  St. 


ROBERT  H.  PRUYN. 


OFFICE,  No.  4  PRUYN  STREET,  ALBANY. 


CHAS.  B.  LANSING. 


T. 


58,  60  AND  62  LIBERTY  STREET, 
ALBAIVY,  ]V.  Y. 

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. 

If  Mi  iiiiii,  iiffliiiif ,  Mil  im% 

AND  BUILDING  CASTINGS. 

^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^ 

XL.  X  ]>ar  a?  ]E3  Hi  s , 
SASH  WEIGHTS  made  to  any  size  and  weight. 

j|^°  We  have  also  recently  added  to  our  assortment  many  New  Patterns  of 

DOOR   GRATES. 

PUliIiEYS  OF  ALIi  SIZES,  FROM  ONE  TO  POUR  FEET. 

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,  and  strict  attention  will  be  given  to  their  prompt  execution. 

J.  PAGE.  I-  PAGE. 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


FRIEND  HUMPHREY'S  SONS, 

DEALERS  IN 

HIDES,  OIL  AND  LEATHER, 


AND 


§ 


Nos.  14  and  16  State  Street, 


TIIEO.  F.  HUMPHREY,  •) 
JAMK3  H.  HUMPHREY,  )■ 
CORUBL  UUMPUKEY.      ) 


ALiBABTY. 


BANKS  &  BROTHEHS, 

(Successors  to  Gould,  Banks  &  Co.) 

LAW    BOOKSELLERS, 

475  BROADWAY,  ALBAl^Y, 

A.Nr>  144  NA.SSA.XJ  ST.,  NEAV  YORK. 


DAVID  BANKS,  Jr. 


CHAS.  BANKS. 


A.  BLEECKER  BANKS. 


GEO.  C.  TREADWELL&  CO., 


MANUFACTnKBKS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


Wflf  ^ 


FUR  GLOVES,  ROBES,  AND  CAPS, 

JVo.  449  Broadway i 


'iSt'J 


W.   B.  CONANT, 


W 


3  &  4  EXCHANGE  BUILDING,  BROADWAY, 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


FRANKLIN  MACHINE  WORKS. 


M.   MAGINNES, 


MANDFACTUBER   OF 


AND  GENERAL  MACHINERY, 

CASTINGS  OF  ALL  KINDS  MADE  TO  ORDER, 

Cor.  Rensselaer,  Mulberry,  Quay  &  Broadway, 


VOSE  &  CO., 


AT    THEIR   SAMPLE    ROOMS,  ^ 

Sroadwap^  opposite  I^elavan  House^ 

May  be  foiind  an  unequaled  afisortment  of  Patterns,  embracing  every  variety  of 

PARLOR  STOVES, 

SUITED  BOTH  TO  DOMESTIC  AND  FOREIGN  MARKETS. 


IN  BROADWAY,  BETWEEN  VINE  AND  CHERRY  STREETS. 


ALBANY    DIRECTOEY. 


MICHAEL   DELEHANTY, 


COPPER,  TIN  AND  SHEET  IRON  WORKER, 

STOVES  ANU  TIx\  IVARE, 

Green  Street,  cor.  Beaver,  Albany. 
KITCHEN  RANGES  &  BATHING  APPARATUS 

Always  on  hand  and  put  up  to  order  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch. 

HIRAM   FERGUSORI, 

lesigmr  mh  fcgrate  m  WimX 

BANK  BUILDING,  OVER  TELEGRAPH  OFFICE, 

ORDERS  FOR  ANY  DESCRIPTION   OF 

BOOK   ILLUSTRATION,    PORTRAITS,    BILL    HEADS,    ANIMALS, 

Together  with  any  and  all  of  the  numerous  suhjects  en^'raved  on  wood ;  attended  to  promptly  and  in  a 

finished  manner. 

STOVES,  MACHINERY,  VIEWS  OF  BUILDINGS,  &c., 

COPIED  ACCURATELY  BY 

''B01/*LjB'>S  rJlTJEJVT  FHOTOGK^PHIC  JPROCJESS.''^ 

Manufacturers  are  respectfully  invited  to  call  and  examine  specimens. 


MANPFACTUEERS   AND   DEALERS  IN 

Hay,  Rail  Road  Depot,  Rolling  Mill, 
DORMANT  WAKEHOUSE,  POETABLE  PLATFORM,  PATENT 
BALANCE,  COUNTER  AND  DRUGGISTS' 

SCALES, 

OP  ALL  SIZES  AND  DESCRIPTIONS. 

R.  GROOM,  Agent. 

No.  341  BROADWAY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

The  following  testimonial  was  received  from  Alderman  J.  Schuyler  o*'  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  1856,  you  put  up  in  my  yard,  comer  of  Bassett  and  Franklin  Streets,  one  of  your 
Four-Ton  Coal  Scales.  At  the  same  time  Fairbanks  put  up  in  my  yard  at  No.  175  Broadway,  one  of  his  Coal  Scales  of 
the  same  capacity.  Since  then,  to  the  present  time,  both  scales  have  been  in  constant  use  and  tested  thoroughly.  I  am 
confident  that  the  scale  put  up  by  you  is,  in  every  respect,  far  superior  to  the  one  put  up  by  Fairbanks.  1  cheerfully 
recommend  the  scales  of  your  manufacture,  to  all  others,  being  satisfied  that  they  cannot  fail  to  give  perfect  satisfac- 
tion. Yours  Truly,  JAMES  SCHUYLER. 

Albany,  October  19, 1858. 

3^  N.  B.  Repairing  done  in  the  most  thorough  and  workmanlike  manner,  at  short  notice. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT, 


PALMER,  NEWTON  &  CO., 
SALAMANDER  AND  ALBANY  FIRE  BRICK  WORKS, 


VIEW     FROM     NORTHERN    RAIL     ROAD. 

Rathbone  Street,  on  Northern  Rail  Road  and  Erie  Canal,  near  North  Ferry, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


& 


Portable  Clay  Furnaces,  Fire  Clay,  Fire  Sand,  Mica,  KaoUn,  &c.. 


AMOS  P.  PALMER, 
HORACE  B.  NtWTON. 


ALBANY,  ]^.  Y. 


J.  H.  NASH, 

JOHN  M.  NEWTON,  Jr. 


P.  H.  GRIFFIN, 

& 

Steuben  Street,  corner  James, 


CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND 


VALVE  AND  SELF-ACTING  WATER  CLOSETS, 

^^^m  ^  ^^^^'^  ^^^^  ^^^^^Q 
PLATED  AND  BRASS  COCKS, 

CEDAR  AND  PINE  HYDRANTS, 

FILTERS,  HOSE,  &c.. 

Copper  and  Iron  Force,  Cistern,  Liquor,  Beer,  Gas, 
Drip  and  Pulp  PUMPS, 

Sheet  Copper,  Brags  and  JLead,  Iron,  Block  Vin  and 
r,ead  JRIM*B, 

IRON  SINKS,  STEAM  ENGINE  "WORK, 

Brewers'  and  Distillers'  Coppers,  Columns 

warranted  to  ruu  Pure  Spirits  of  100  per  cent  above  Proof. 

Tanners'  Heaters,  Dye-Kettles,  &c.,  made  to  order. 

Copper  and  Plumbing  Work  in  all  their  branches,  executed 
on  reasonable  terms  and  at  the  shortest  notice. 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


HTJIfXJS   IS..   -VIESIjiES, 


MANUFACTUKEK  OP 


BEDSTEADS, 

Patent  Cribs,  Extension  Tables  and  Wash  Stands, 

THACHER  STREET,  ABOVE  NORTH  PERRY, 


fUiii 


Nos.  115  and  117  State  Street,  Albany, 

The  subscribers  Proprietors  and  Licensed  Plumbers  to  the  Albany  Water  Works,  would  respectfully  inform  their 
natrons  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  btate,  and  is  well  known  throughout  the  country  as  one  of  the 
leadine  Establishments  in  the  Plumbing  IJusiness. 

The  foUowin"  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,  CoupUngs,  Leather  Hose,  and 
all  other  articles  appertaining  to  the  business.  ^     _^.  ,       ^  „       ^    r.  t^  •  ^j  *j-  tr 

The  Trade  supplied  with  all  or  any  ot  the  above  named  articles  at  New  York  Prices.  Orders  executed  m  any  part  of 
the  United  States,  by  competent  workmen. 

JULIA  RIDGWAY, 

HERMAN  H.  RUSS, 

EDMUND  NESBITT,  Proprietors. 

Agents  for  Pierce's  Kitchen  Ranges,  Gardner  CMlson  &  Co.'s  Metropolitan  Hot  Air  and  Cooking 
Range,  Mott's  Cast  Iron  Sinks,  and  Enameled  Hollow  Ware. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


T7HE!    Ca-ESKrXJIiN-ES 

FAIRBANKS'   SCALES, 


Hay  and  Cattle  Scales, 
Coal  Dealers'  Scales, 
Dormant  Warehouse  Scales, 
Portable  Platform  Scales, 


Grain  Measurers'  Scales, 
Counter  Scales, 
Grocers'  Scales, 
Druggists'  Scales. 


A  WORD  OF  CAUTION. 

The  well  earned  reputation  of  these  SCALES  has  induced  the  venders  of  imperfect  and  worth- 
less balances  to  offer  them  as  "FAIRBANKS'  SCALES,"  and  purchasers  have  thereby  in  many 
instances  been  subjected  to  fraud  and  imposition. 

FAIRBANKS'  SCALES  are  manufactured  at  no  other  place  than  St.  Johnsbury,  Vt.,  where  the 
business  is  still  conducted  under  the  supervision  of  the  original  inventors. 

Fairbanks'  Scales  are  the  "LEGAL  STANDASD"  FOR  COBBECT  WEIGHT,  and  are  more 
extensively  used  than  all  others. 

Nearly  all  the  Rail  Roads  in  the  United  States  and  Great  Britain  are  supplied,  in  whole  or  in  part, 
with  these  Scales.  More  than  seven-eighths  of  all  the  merchandise,  coal,  hay,  grain,  stock,  &c., 
bought  and  sold  in  the  United  States  and  the  Canadas,  is  wieghed  on  Fairbanks'  Scales. 

The  Manufacturers  now  offer  more  than  one  hundred  distinct  modifications,  adapted  to  every 
required  operation  in  weighing. 

JERASTUS  CORXIIVG  &  CO.,  liOcal  Agents. 

GEORGE  H.  GIIiLSIAN,  Traveling  Agent,  Office  317  Broadway,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


HALSEY  WOODRUFF, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

CEMENT  PIPE  FOR  DRAINS, 

OF  VARIOUS  SIZES,  AND  DEALER  IN 

CEMEISTT   AJ^T)   LIME. 

Also,  CONTRACTOR  AND  BUILDER  OP  MASON  WORK, 

Office  and  Yard  39  Westerlo,  Residence  106  Green  Street. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers 

IN 


No.     98     ST.i^TE     STUEET,    A.LBA.]SrY. 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  AN 

Extensive  Assortment  of  Desirable  and  Fashionable  Furniture. 

___  _ 


10  ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


PIANOS  FOR  $150, 

WARRANTED  GOOD  IN  EVERY  RESPECT, 

MADE  BY 

BOARDMAN,  GRAY  &  CO., 


.A.x.BA.isr'sr,  nsr.  ^sr. 


The  subscribers  baving  been  induced,  after  repeated  application,  to  make  a  PIANO  at  a  low 
price,  to  meet  the  wants  of  many  now  deprived  of  the  luxury,  have  perfected  such  an  instrument, 
suitable  for  SMALL  PARLORS,  SITTING  ROOMS,  &c..  Finished  in  Rosewood— A  Bzxvxievh 
FiAKO,  at 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty  Dollars. 

These  Pianos  are  fully  waeeanted,  and  have  all  our  late  Improvements.  Circulars  furnished  on 
application,  giving  full  particulars.  They  also  furnish  a  Handsomely  Finished  Piano,  Adapted 
for  School  Practice  and  Purposes  at 

ONE  HUNDRED  AND  TWENTY-FIVE  DOLLARS. 

Our  regular  styles  of  LARGE  PIANO  FORTES,  6>i,  6M,  7,  and  7X  Octaves,  we  continue  to 
make  with  all  the  late  improvements,  at  from  $200  to  $500,  according  to  size  and  finish.  Large 
discounts  made  to  cash  buyers.  Illustrated  price  Lists  and  Circulars  furnished  on  application.  All 
our  Piano  Fortes  have  our  Great  Improvement, 

THE  INSULATED  IRON  RIM, 

Making  them  the  Best  and  Most  Durable  in  the  World. 

Perfect  Satisfaction  Guaranteed  or  Money  Refunded. 

BOARDMAN,  GRAY  &  CO., 

468  Broadway,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


ADVERTISING    DEPAETMENT. 


11 


wm 


R.  J.  &  A.  C.  GRANT, 

WHOLESALE  DEALKK3  IN 

Paint,  Oil,  Dye  Stuflfe,  Glass,  Fluid,  Camphene  and  Coal  Oil. 

ALSO   PROPRIETORS   OF 

GRANT'S  GERMAN  MAGNETIC  LINIMENT,       GRANT'S  CONDITION  POWDER, 

GRANT'S  INDIAN  VEG.  CATARRH  SNUFF,       GRANT'S  COMPOUND  HORSE  BLISTER, 

DILLOW'S  HEAVE  CURE,  DILLOW'S  GREEN  OINTMENT, 

J\*os.  62  «f  64  State  St,.,  and  7,  9  <!•  1 1  JVorton  St,,  Albany, 


® 


Saddle,  Harness, 


MANUFACTUREE, 


And  Military  Equipments  made  to  order,  and  everything  pertaining  to  the  business. 

Nos.  340  and  342  BROADWAY,  ALBANY. 

GEORGE  HEPINSTALL, 

DEALER  IN 

UAHBlft  #  f iSlISii, 

NEATS  FOOT  AJ^D  LIVER  OILS, 

25  Hudson  Street,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

N.  B.  An  assortment  of  the  following  articles  constantly  on  hand,  viz  :  Oak  and  Hemlock  Sole 
Leather,  Harness  and  Bridle,  Band,  Top,  Trunk  and  Russet  Leather,  Upper,  Kip,  Cordovan  and 
Calf  Skins,  Roans  all  colors,  Morocco  and  Linings,  Bindings,  Galloons,  Satin  Francais,  Prunelles, 
Boot  Web,  Boot  Fronts  and  Footings,  and  Leather  cut  to  any  pattern,  at  retail. 

Leather  in  rough,  Bought  and  Sold.         A.dvance3  made  on  Goods  left  on  Commission. 


12 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


EMPIRE  STEAM  COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS. 

BACON  &  STICKNEYS, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 


COFFEE, 


SPICES  AND  MUSTARD, 

AT  THE  LOWEST  NEW  YORK  PRICES, 
Nos.  7  and  9  EXCHANGE  STREET, 


S.  If.  BACON. 


M.  ^W.  STICKNET. 


L.  STICKNEY- 


ADVEETISING    DEPARTMENT. 


13 


ALBANY  BRUSH  FACTORY. 
J.   B.  ARMOUR, 


Manufcturer  and  Dealer  in 


No.  402  BROADWAY,  ALBANY. 

Keeps  constantly  on  band  a  large  apsortment  of  BRUSHES  of  all  kinds 
and  descriptions. 

Also,  Machine  Brashes  made  to  order,  at  short  notice. 


PAY]\E  &  CROSBY, 

GENERAL  COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 

AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

FLOUR,  BUTTER,  CHEESE,  PORK,  HAMS,  LARD,  BEEF,  SALT,  &C., 
No.  16  Hudson  Street,  3  doors  below  Broadway, 

ALL  KINDS  OF  COUNTRY  PRODUCE  RECEIVED  ON  COMMISSION. 


Country  Merchants  supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Groceries. 


FRANCIS  W.  PAYNE. 


ALDEN  G.  CROSBY. 


J.  &  D.  H.  GARY, 
PACKERS  OF  PORK. 

DEALERS  IN 

Butter,  Provisions,  Cheese,  Lard,  &c., 
Plour  and  Seeds. 

Nos.  369  &  371  BROADWAY,  ALBANY. 

JOSEPH  CART.  DAVID  H.  CART. 


JOHN  H.  LEONARD, 

gfluse,  Sign,  ^oat,  Cransprent 

AND 
ORNAMENTAL  PAINTER, 

GIIiDEB,  GLAZIER  AND  VARNISHER, 
Ho.  331  Lydius  Street,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


McKINNEY  &  MANN, 

ffiON  POTODBRi, 

No.  33  Lumber  Street, 
In  BEAB  of  JOHN  B0D6ERS'  MACHINE  SHOP, 


'^   <.£  S    iE^O      ii  O 


N.  B.  Building,  Machine,  Stove,  and  all  other  kinds  of  Cast- 
ings, done  at  short  notice  and  at  prices  to  suit  the  times. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


OYSTERS,  CLAMS,  FISH, 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  FRUITS, 


THREE  DOORS  BELOWl 
HUDSON  STREET.      J 


No.    385    BROADWAY, 


AliBAlVY. 


14 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


FORD  &  MACOMBER, 

WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


PAINTS.  OILS,  DYE  STUFFS, 


32  &  34  Washington  Avenue, 

ALBANY. 


WM    R   FORD.  \ 

MARTIN  W.  WACOMBER,/ 


DOLAN'S  IMPROVED  IRON  KING 


BURGLAR  AND  FIRE  PROOF  AS  WELL  AS  FREE  FROM  DAMPNESS, 

They  have  always  taken  the  First  Prize  when  competing  with  the 
Davidson  Safe. 

THOJfl^S  nOtj*l<l\%  Jflanufacturer^ 

FACTORY  37  CHURCH  STREET,  ALBANY. 


WINNE  &  NORTHROP, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

BENT  PlllIBg, 

Cor  of  Colonie,  Centre  and  Lansing  Sts., 
ALBANY. 

ALL  KINDS  O^RIMS  BENT  TO  ORDEB. 

Also,  Be-Sawing  and  Planing  of  all  kinds 
done  at  the  shortest  notice. 


S.  P.  WINNE. 


W.  NORTMROP. 


BENJAMIN  PAYN, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

TiMcci,  sii  mis.  iim. 

AND  DEALER  IN 

MUSTARD,  PIPES,  PLUG  TOBACCO. 
Imported  Cigars,  Cigar  Cases, 

TOBACCO  AND  SNUFF  BOXES, 

Meerschaum  Pipes,  Cigar  Lighters,  &c.,  &c., 

BROADWAY, 

Opposite  the  Museum,  and  next  to  E.  CorninK  &  Co. 


GEO.  HARRIS  &  SON, 


Cor.  Maiden  Lane  and  James  Street, 


GEORGE  HARRIS. 


HENRY  HARRIS- 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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EEWIN  &  DIGEERMAN, 

GEKERAI. 


Sole  Agents  for  S.  C.  HKRRING  &  CO.'S 

Patent  Champion  Fire  &  Burglar  Proof  Safes, 

No.  92  State  Street,  Albany,  IT.  Y. 

ROBERT  F.  KEWIN,  JOHN  8.  DICKEEMAN. 


Money  advanced  on  Diamonds,  Watches,  Household  Furniture, 
Segars,  Dry  Goods,  and  all  kinds  of  Merchandise. 

«-CONSIQNIVIEN-rS     S01_IC|-rED  ..ffiB 


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DEALER  IN 

MAT^^nr  'H'f^'^Ti     ^T   /\^"U     W  AWT 
TABLE  TOPS,  WASHSTAND  TOPS, 

Patent  Ridge,  Steps,  Window  Caps  and  Sills,  Cisterns,  Sinks,  Billiard  Table  Tops,  Black  Boards, 

And  other  useful  and  ornamental  articles  manufactured  from  Slate. 

SLATE    ROOFING  IN    ALL    ITS  BRANCHES. 
10  JAMES  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

Slate  Eoofs  are  fire  and  water  proof,  last  longer  than  any  other,  and  are  cheaper  than  tin  or  first  quality  of  pine  shingles 

ROOFIXO   DOATEAT    SHORT    NOTICE. 

A-LB^NY    TILE   ~WOTiJ£S. 


Corner  Clinton  Avenue  and  Knox  Street, 

The  subscribers,  being  the  most  extensive  manufacturers  of  Draining  Tile  ia  the  ITnited  States,  have  on  hand,  in 
large  or  small  quantities,  for  Land  Draining,  Round,  Sole  and  Horse  Shoe  Tile,  warranted  superior  to  any  made  in  this 
country,  hard  burned,  and  over  one  foot  in  length.    Orders  solicited.    Price  li.st  sent  on  application. 

C.  &>  W.  McCAMAIOK,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

BROOKSBY  &  ROWLAND, 

©TONE  CUTTERS, 

Green,  corner  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. 


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ALBANY    DIBECTOBY. 


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STOVE   PATTERNS, 


No.  9  LIBERTY  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

1^  CARVIXG  OF  ETERY  PESCRIPTIOX  DOXE  TO  ORDER.  ^^ 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


17 


PHCENIX  AND  SALAMANDEI^  FIRE  BRICK  WORKS. 
JACOB  HENRY  &  SON, 


Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


FIRl  BRICK,  STOl,  RAll  Al  HEATER  lillS, 

nRE  SAND,  FIRE  CLAY,  MICA,  KAOUN,  &c., 


JACOB  HENRY. 


TIVOLI  HOLLOW,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


CHAS.  V.  HENRY. 


KINGSBURY  &  WHITEHEAD 


Have  on  hand  and  are  manufacturing  a  beautiful  assortment  of 

Caleches,  Coaches  and  Barouches, 

TWO  SEAT  FAMILY  CARRIAGES  AND  BUGGIES, 

Which  for  style  and  finish  are  not  surpassed  in  this  country,  at 

Nos.  131  and  133  HUDSON  STREET. 
DTJRKIN  &  DULLEY, 

OOD  ClRf  EHS, 


Stove  Pattern  Makers  and  Designers, 

MODELING  AND  MOULD  SINKING. 

Ecclesiastical  and  Architectural  Ornaments 

DESIGNED  AND  EXECUTED. 

STOVE  PATTERNS  AND  BRACKETS  FOR  SALE. 

OFFICE  AND  WORKROOM, 

Corner  of  Green  and  Beaver  Streets, 

SIGN   OP   THE   EAGLE,   ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

AD— 3 


AReeiTECTURAl 

AND 


Casting  Patterns,  and 

Ornaments  of  all 

descriptions. 

BELL  &  SANDERS 
General  Carvers, 

■71 

Herkimer  Street. 


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ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


J.  H.  McCLURE  &  CO., 


WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


DRUGS,  MEDICINES,  CHEMICALS, 

PA.INTS,  OILS,  GL^SS, 

Druggists'  Glass  Ware,  Alcohol,  Camphene,  Burning  Fluid,  &c., 
No.  70  STATE  STREET,  AL.BAMY. 


ALBANY  EYE  AND  EAR 

INFIRMARY, 

LYDIUS  STREET 

COMJVJER  OF  GRJEEJy,  •ILBJiJVir^  ^l\\   JT. 


Dr.  J.  P.  GILBERT, 


Surgeon. 


OFFICE  HOURS  FROM  8  A.  M.  TO  4  P.  M. 

Open  for  Charity  Patients  from  1  to  3  P.  M.,  Monday,  Wednesday 

and  Friday  of  each  week. 

For  Particulars  Address  Dr.  J.  P.  GIL.BERT,  Albany,  IV.  Y. 

The  most  hopeless  cases  of  diseases  of  the  EYE  or  EAR.  successfully  treated.  ARTIFICIAL  EYES  and  EAR  DRUMS 
inserted,  and  all  operations  in  Ophthalmic  and  Aural  Surgery,  performed  in  a  scientific  manner,  at  the  Albany  Eye  and 
Ear  Infirmary,  65  Lydius  Street,  corner  of  Green.  Cures  speedily  and  permantly  effected  without  pain,  by  ft  new 
method  of  treatment.  Dr.  Gilbert's  celebrated  Combination  Pneumatic  Extractor  and  Ear  Syringe,  for  the  permanent 
cure  for  deafness,  sent  to  any  part  of  the  world.     jgS-Send  for  a  circular.    Address, 

Df.  J.  P.  GILBERT,  65  Lydius  St.,  Albany,  M".  T. 


JAMES  DEABST7NE  &  BROTHERS, 


DEALERS  IN 


Crockery,  Glass  and  Earthen  Ware,  &c.,  &c., 

BATH,  N.  GREEHIBUSH.  P.  O.  Address,  AL.BAMY,  W.  Y. 

Great  care  is  given  to  the  selection  of  Choice  Brands  of 

FLOUR,  EXTRA  FLAVORED  TEAS,  THE  BEST  OF  PROVISIONS, 
All  of  which  are  kept  constantly  on  hand  and  for  sale  at  Wholesale  or  Retail. 

Messrs.  Dearstyne  and  Brothers  are  also  Proprietors  of  the  ALBANY  AND  BATH  STEAM 
FERRY,  which  crosses  the  Hudson  River  every  ten  minutes  through  the  day. 
JAMES  DEARSTYNE.  SAMUEL  DEARSTYNE.  CORNELIUS  DEARSTYNE. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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IMPORTERS  OF 


BRANBIS,  WINE8, 

Nos.  2  and  4  STATE  ST.,  ALBANY, 


94  FRONT  ST.,  NEW  YORK. 

Superior  Irish,  Scotch  and  Monongahela  Whiskies. 


THOMAS  BEHAN, 

WHOLESALE  DKALER  IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 


WINES,  CORDIALS,  HAVANA  SEGARS,  &C.,  &C., 

No.  6  HUDSON  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

A   Superior    article    of  Irish,  Scotch   and  Alonongahela   "Whiskey. 


O.    'W.   &    H.    O.    BEN"TLEY, 


Commission  and  Shipping  Merchants, 

.A-O-EISITS 

BOSTON  AND  PROVIDENCE  PACKETS, 

AND  VESSELS  FOR  OTHER  EASTERN  AND  SOUTHERN  PORTS. 

COMMISSION  DKALiERS  IN 

FLOUR,    GHA-IN,    SEEDS,    HOFS, 

AND 

Country  Produce  Generally, 

NOVA  SCOTIA  PLASTER  ON  SALE  OR  PURCHASED  ON  ORDERS. 

LAIVSIXG'S  BLOCK, 

HAMILTON  STREET,  CORNER  QUAY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


20 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


JOHN    EVERS, 


J!'':f*"«^^E?— 


ALSO, 

RECTIFYING   DISTILLER    OF    DOMESTIC    LIQUORS, 

CHAPEIi  STREET,  CORNER  OP  VAN  SCHAICK  STREET, 


JOHN  TRACEY  &  CO., 

RECTIFYING  DISTILLERS, 


MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


Pure  Spirit,  Extra  French  Spirit,  Cologne  Spirit, 

AMERICAIV  GIN  A1%D  BRA:^DY, 

HOLLAND    aiN, 
BOURBON,  MONONGAHELA,  IRISH  and  SCOTCH  WHISKEYS, 

AND 

20   A]\D   22   8TATE   STREET,   AEBA]\Y9 

109  WATER  STREET,  NEW  YORK, 

69  CLINTON  STREET,  BOSTON, 

JOSEPH  T.  KIcfe.S  -^^''^^y-  DANIEL  A.  PATCH,  Boston 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


21 


CHAHLES   A.   BURT, 

DRUGS,  MEDICINES, 

AND 

0k  Mnttx  MMuMnxtx, 


Nos.  795  &  797  BROADWAY, 

ROOMS  iriTH  STEAM  POWER  TO  I^ET.  „^ 


M  DO 
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ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT, 


23 


AMSDELL  BROS. 


I».A.IjE3    £11CL€L 


P 


£i  jSi. 


AMSDELL  BROS. 

tt  O  K   «J^        ^4E>  ^|J>  ,R^  ® 

Brewery,  Nos.  135, 137, 139, 141, 143  and  145  Jay  St.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

DEPOTS: 


New  York,  250  Fulton  Street,  -       .       - 

New  York,  122  Cedar  Street,  John  Shaver. 
Springfield,  Mass.,  -  -  D.  D.  "Warren. 
North  Adams,  Maaa.,  -  -  James  Brolley. 
South  Adams,       "...        F.  Alger. 


Xiee,  Mass., 
Schenectady,  N.  Y., 
Amsterdam,        •• 
Schoharie,  "     - 


J.  M.  Baker  &  Co. 

James  Quigley. 

Peter  Stavers. 

Morris  Bros. 

"Wm.  Parrot. 


24 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


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JOHN  MCKNIGHT'S  SON 


Cor.  Canal,  Hawk  and  Orange  Sts.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

umm  AiBAiy  paie,  urn,  amber  aies, 


GO 

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XX  AND  PORTER. 


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SlnalBtical  Haioratorj,  ) 

Albant  Medical  College,  May  2d,  1859.  j 

T  have  made  careful  chemical  examinations  of  several  samples,  from 
different  brewings,  of  the  article  known  as  '•  Mcknight's  Malt  Wine," 
and  find  it  to  be,  as  represented  a  liquid  containing  nothing  but  the  fer- 
mented extract  of  mult  and  hops.  The  different  specimens  were  found 
to  be  nearly  uniform  in  composition — the  slight  difference  observed 
being  principally  in  the  amount  of  alcohol  present,  owing  probably  to 
the  varyiug  length  of  time  tliat  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  medi- 
cinal value  of  the  malt  liquors  in  which  they  are  found. 

The  amount  of  alcohol  contained  in  the  "Malt  Wine"  is  considerably 
greater  than  is  generally  tound  in  American  Ales.  From  the  exami- 
nations I  have  made,  1  am  satisfied  that  the  "Malt  Wine"  is  made 
from  carefully  selected  barley  and  hops,  and  is  skillfully  brewed;  that 
in  point  of  purity,  and  all  desirable  qualities,  it  is  fully  equal  to  the 
best  imported  ales.  As  such  I  can  cimfidently  recommend  it  to  the 
public  HS  an  agreeable  beverage,  and  to  Physicians  as  a  desirable  article 
for  medicinal  use.  CUAKLES  U.  PORTKK,  M.  D., 

Professor  qf  Chemistry  and  Pharmacy  in  the  Albany  Medical  College, 

Chemist  to  the  New  York  Statt  Agricultural  Society. 


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FOR  SALE  EVERYWHERE. 


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ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


25 


ALBANY  STEAM  PUTTY  AND  PAINT  WORKS. 

]BTTr>I>    cfc    IBXTX^X^ZS, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

PAINTERS'  STOCK,  PUTTY,  WHITING,  PARIS  WHITE, 

RAW  AND  BOILED  LINSEED  OIL,  TURPENTINE,  WHITE  LEAD,  ZINC, 

Vaniislies,  Patent  Dryer,  Sand  Paper,  Glue,  Spanish  Brown,  Chalk,  Lamp  Black,  Glaziers'  Points,  &e. 

Also,  sole  Proprietors  for  the  sale  of  "DODGE'S  PATENT  SUCTION  and  FORCE  PUMPS,"  which 

are  warranted  to  be  the  best  Suction  and  Force  Pumps  in  the  world. 

Nos.  198  and  200  BROADWAY,  CORNER  HERKIMER  STREET, 

DANIEL  BUDD.  jA.  Tj  DB  Jk.  KT  "ST  .  WM.  I.  BULLIS. 


CUNNINGHAM  &  HELLIWELL, 

XJ  rt  H.  I  E!  rt  s  , 

365  BROADWAY  (up  stairs),  ALBANY. 

Manufacturers  of  Harness,  Bridle,  Collar  and  Russet  Leather.    Also,  Calf  Skins, 

Kip,  Tipper,  Splits,  &c. 


HAERIGAX  &  BRADY, 

HORSESHOERSMlfAllERS, 

Herkimer,  comer  Church  Street, 

ALBANY,    N.    T. 

Messrs.  H.  &  B.  (formerly  with  Luton  Shaw),  have  taken 
a  shop  at  the  above  place,  where  they  are  prepared  to 
attend  to  the  various  branches  of  their  profession  with 
neatness  and  despatch. 

Satisfaction  is  guaranteed  to  all  who  may  favor  them 
with  their  patronage. 


ALPHEUS  BEMIS, 


CARRIAGE  lYORK 

AND 

^ktksmit^ing  in  all  its  §raiit|ts 

Promptly  executed  in  a  workmanlike  manner, 
and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

Rear  No.  894  Broadway. 


Commission  Merchant  for  the  sale  of 

Flour,  Grain,  Feed  and  Produce  (ienerally, 

OFFICE,  66  aUAY  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


DAVID  B.  COOPER, 


OF  ALL  KINDS  AND  COLORS, 
No.  60  BLEEGKER  STREET, 


AD— 4 


BOSTON  HOUSE 


AND 


tX2L  U9    V    avBt  clou  da         QX  cL  cbbcL  (JL/  <JL_2  aJLi^  g 

SIMEOX  LODEWICE, 

Broadway,  Corner  Second  Avenue, 
GREENBUSH, 


26 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


J.   MAXWELL,  JR., 

BRASS  FOUNDER  AND  SCALE  MANUFACTUREB, 
No.  136  South  Pearl  Street,  Albany. 

SCALES  of  every  description,  comprising  in  part, 

Counter  Scales,  i^^  Butchers'  Scales, 


Druggists'  Scales, 
Confectioners'  Scales, 
Grain  Measurers'  Scales, 


Platform  Scales, 
Jewelers'  Scales, 
Post  Office  Scales, 


BRA8S,  ZINC  and  IRON  WEIGHTS  for  sale  and  adjusted  to  the  State  Standard.    Also,  Manufacturer  of  Soda  Water 
apparatus.     tS"  All  kinds  of  Repairing  done  at  the  shortest  notice. 

OUR   ^   BL^IR^ 


No.  64  BEAVER  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

Manufacturers  of  Guage  and  Steam  Valve  Cocfeg,  Check  Valves,  Signal  Bells,  Oil  Cocks  and  Cups,  Couplings,  &c.,  for 

Locomotive  and  Stationary  Knginee. 

Copper  Rivets,  Spelter  Solder,  Cocks  of  all  sizes,  and  all  Brass  Work  required  for  Plumbers  and  Breweries. 

Steam  Engine  Work  (Iron  Turning,  &c.)  and  Jobbing  in  general.    All  kinds  of  Brass,  Copper  and  Composition  Castings 

done  on  the  shortest  notice. 


fL.   c£;   0".   'VCT'ESI 


JU^JVVFJMCTURERS. 

The  following  Goods  made  to  order  and  delivered  to  any  part  of  the  City : 


Trace      Hope, 
Binding      " 
Halter         " 
Bucket        " 
Well           " 
Cattle          *' 
Hay             •* 
Packing, 

All  orders  Punctually  at 

ROBERT  H.  WEIR,1 
JOHN  B.  WEIR.       / 

Plough  Lines, 
Headstall  " 
Halyard      " 
Garden       " 
Sim              •• 
Sett              •' 
Cloths         "  4  sizes. 
Gasket, 

tended  to.     Direct  R.  i 

ROPE'^ 

Bed  Cord,  all  sizes. 
Hank     "             " 
Fish       ««             " 
Loom    "             " 
Sash       "             " 
Bell       " 
Drum    "             •' 
Halters,  Common, 

I  J.  WEIR,  148  First 

^ALE,  366  CLIK 

Broom    Twine, 
Bag 

Spring         •' 
Paper          " 
Lath            " 
Chair           " 
Wool 
Halters,  Extra. 

Street,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

[TON  AVENUE. 

D.  H.  &  C.  L  WOODRUFF. 

nmm  mill, 

CORNER  OF 

Plain  and  Grand  Streets, 

Ijime  ana  Cement 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


GRAVES  &  FOLGER, 


MANUFACTURERS, 

Rear  324  BROADWAY,  Albany, 

BETWEEN  HAMILTON  AND  PRUYN  STS. 

A  full  and  extensive  assortment  of  Lasts  of 

of  the  latest  fashion  on  hand  and  made 

to  order. 

Lasts  to  measure  and  to  fitting  Feet  of  every  shape. 


MATTHEW  DOTSON, 

Formerly  from  New  York  City,  would  inform  the  citizens  of  Albany,  that  he  has  obtained  a 

license  for  the  City;  any  business  entrusted  to  him  will  be  faithfully  attended  to. 

Order  Slate,  on  Post  Office  door,  Albany.    Residence,  Johnson  Street,  near  Broadway,  Greenbnsh. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


27 


JOHN*   B.   HARTNETT, 

BEEF  AND  PORK  PACKER, 


AND  DEAXEB  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 


FRESH  &  SALT  MEATS, 
LARD,  HAMS,  SHOUIiDJBRS, 

BEEF  HAMS  AND  TONGUES, 

Wholesale  and  Retail. 

CITY  MARKET, 


No.  1  ROSE  STREET,  COR.  HAMILTON,  ALBANY,  N.  T. 

WELDON'S 

(liATE  REMOND'S,) 

1 


The  above  House  is  conducted  on  the  EUROPEAN  PLAN,  having  all  the  conveniences  of  a 
first  class  hotel,  with  parlors,  sleeping  rooms,  &c.,  situated  on  State  Street,  near  Broadway, 
within  a  few  steps  of  the  Northern,  New  York  Central  and  Western  Rail  Roads,  and  Steamboat 
Landings.     This  House  will  not  fail  to  attract  the  favorable  attention  of  visitors  from  abroad. 

Particular  attention  paid,  at  short  notice,  to  tbe  Entertainment  of  Clubs,  Social 

and  Select  Parties,  ^c.  . 

Nos.  49  STATE  STREET  AND  460  BROADWAY. 

JAMES  WELDO^,  Proprietor. 


S.  A.  STRATTON, 


798  BROADWAY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

Fresh  Bread,  Cakes  and  Pies  of  every  description  dispatched 


EVERY  DAY  TO  ALL  PARTS  OP  THE  CITY. 


J.  P.  PHILLIPS, 

DEALEK  IN 

CAME,  POULTRY,  FRUITS, 


^f 


OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 


W^HOLES^LE    ^ND    TIETA.IL, 

Also,  Live  Poultry  for  Shipping  always  on  hand. 

No.  90  STATE  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


28 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


GUARDENIER  &  SELKIRK, 


i\os.  832  &  834  Broadway, 

(AT  THE  KAIL  KOAD  CKOSSING,) 

G.  GUARDENIER,  AM^SAMTS'® 

f^  •111    Work    fW*arranted. 


ALEX.  SELKIRK. 


1860.       MERCHANTS'  UNE  STEAMERS       1860. 

BETWEEN 

ALBANY  AND  NEW  YORK. 

THROUGH  WITHOUT  liANDING.        THK  STEAMERS 


Kl^ICKERBOCKER, 

Leaves  Albany,  Sundays,  Tuesdays  and  Thursdays, 
Leaves  New  York,  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays ; 

HERO, 

Leaves  Albany,  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays, 
Leaves  New  York,  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Sundays. 

Will  leave  Albany,  from  the  Steamboat  Landing,  daily,  at  7  o'clock  P.  M.,  or  on  arrival  of 
Express  Trains  of  Cars  (Sundays  at  6  P.  M.),  and  New  York  from  Pier  foot  of  Robinson  Street,  daily,  at  6  o'clock  P.  M. 

jJS"  Freight,  by  any  of  the  Rail  Roads,  consigned  to  the  Line,  will  receive  prompt  at^cntion  and  special  care.  For 
Freight  or  Passage  apply  on  board  of  the  Steamers  at  their  Landings,  or  to 

G.  W.  STEVENS,  Agent,  282  Broadway,  Albany. 
ELI  HUNT,  Agent,  at  Office  foot  of  Robinson  St.,  N.  Y. 

For  the  better  accommodation  of  Passengers  wishing  to  reach  New  York  at  an  early  hour,  and  an  early  market  for 
Freight,  the  boats  of  the  Merchants"  Line  will 

Zieave  •Xlbany  at  7  P,  Jfl,  Precisely, 

The  arriyal  of  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Freight  Trains  at  Albany,  gives  ample  time  to  forward  Freight  to  New  York  the  same 
evening  of  arrival,  and  reach  New  York  early  the  next  morning. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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STALL  &  ALLENDORF'S, 

NEW  LINE, 


BAROE    MERCHAJVT^ 

CAPT.  ALLENDORF, 
Leaves  Bath  every   alternate  Thursday, 

Commencing  Thursday,  March  22,  1860, 

Leaves  New  Tork  every  alternate  Thursday, 

From  foot  of  Chs.  Street,  Commencing  March  29,  1860, 

FOR  FRKIGHT  AND  PASSEINGSRS. 

Post  Office  Address,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


OLD  LINE  STEAM  TOW  BOATS. 

TOWINGDAHiY, 


BETWEEN 


ALBANY  AND  NEW  YORK, 

BY  STEAMBOATS 

CAYITGA,  ALIDA,  ONTARIO, 

OSWEGO  &  ANNA, 

ALF'D  VAN  SANTVOORD,  Ag't,  77  Pier,  Albany. 
HENRY  SMITH,  Agent,  16  South  St.,  New  York. 


NEVT  JERSEY  STEAM  BOAT  CO. 


PEOPIiE'S  LINE  STEAM  BOATS. 

ISAAC  NEWTON  &  NEW  WORLD, 

RUNNING  BETWEEN 

ALBANY  AND  NEW  YORK, 

In  connection  with  the  New  Tork  Central  Sail  Boad^ 

DAILY,  SUNDAYS  EXCEPTED. 

LEAVE  AliBANY,  from  Steam  Boat  liandlng^,  at  8  o'clock  P.  91.,  on  the  arrliral  of  tbe 
Great  Western  Train  of  Cars. 

LEAVE  PIER  No.  16,  N.  R.,  between  Courtlandt  A  Liberty  Sts.,  New  Tork,  at  6  P.  AI., 
arriving  In  Albany  to  connect  wltb  the  Morning  Trains  for  East,  "West  &.  North. 

la  405  feet  long,  78  feet  wide,  has  four  Decks,  cylinder  81  inches  diameter,  12  feet  stroke,  40  feet  wheel,  one  steam  and 
ttiree  hand  Fire  Pumps,  220  Family  and  State  Kooms,  250  Berths. 

7xa::E3  ktes^w"  '\7\roii.XjaD 

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.  283  BROADWAY,  ALBANY, 

Or  on  the  Wharf  No.  16  NORTH  RIVER,  NEW  YORK. 

J.  W.  HARCOURT,  Agent,  Albany. 
DANIEL  DREW,  Agent,  New  York. 


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ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


BROADWAY,     ^ 
CORNER  STEUBEN  STREET, 


AT  THE 


eiuivi^iitirit  uJe  AJkJb  IJbtJS  JtiiiJtj!)  JtiuiijiSii 


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  &  SON, 

PROPRIETORS, 
i^LB^NY,   N.   Y. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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THEOD.  YAUMAN, 

ARTIST  IN 

HAIR  JEWELRY, 

Also,  Curls,  Wigs,  Braids,  etc. 

580  BROADWAY, 

OPPOSITE  DELAVAN  HOUSE, 

-A.  Ij  I^ -A.  3Xr  TK"  ,    3Xr.    IT. 


THEOLOGICAL,  SCHOOL,  TOY,  AND 
MISCELLANEOUS 

BOOKS,  MD  STATIONERY, 

ALSO  THE 

Publications  of  Carlton  and  Porter, 

INCLUDING 

BOOKS  OF  THE  GENERAL  CATALOGUE, 
ADULTS,  YOUTHS'  and  CHILDREN'S 

Sunday  School  Libraries,  Sunday  School  Requisitee,  Gift 

Books,  Tract  Volumes.  Tracts,  Bibles,  Hymn  BookK,  4e., 

Furnished  on  reasonable  terms,  Wholesale  and  Retail,  at 

19  PHILIP  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y., 
JOSEPH  LORD. 

A  large  assortment  of  second  hand  Books  for  sale  cheap. 


HALLENBECK  &  McINTYRE, 


AND 


BLANK  BOOK  MANUFACTUREBS 


No.  7  North  Pearl  Street,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Way  Bills,  Bill  Heads,  A,c.,  Ruled  and  Printed  to  order. 


BY  PRICE'S  PATENT  PROCESS. 


ARE  TAKEN  BY  THIS  PROCESS, 

DIRECT  UPON  THE  WOOD 

FROM  THE  OBJECT ; 
Thus  doing  away  with  hand  drawing,  and  reducing  the  expense  of  engraving. 
SAPS  AND  ENGRAVINGS  ENLARGED  OR  REDUCED. 
Specimens  may  be  seen  at  our  office, 

CHURCHILL  &  CO., 

Practical  If^ood  EngraTers, 
78  STATE  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

In  M0N8ELL  4  Rowland's  Steam  Printing  House. 


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ALBANY    DIRECTOEY. 


E.  McGBEGOB, 


40  ORANGE  STREET, 

Between  Broadway  and  Korth  Pearl  Street, 
-A.  li  B -A.  3Sr -y  ,    3Sr.    "ST. 


Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Clothing 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

Scoured,  Dyed  and  Befinished  in  the  First  Style. 


THE  OLD  STEAM 

FAPy  DYEIIG  AND  SCDllM 

EST^ABLISBMEJTT, 

No.  20  Norton  Street,  Albany. 

Every  variety  of  Dyeing  and  Scouring  in  all  its  branches, 
is  attended  to  with  neatness  and  dispatch,  yiz :  Merinoes, 
Cassimeres.  Broadcloths,  Bareges,  Velvets,  Crapes.  Gauzes, 
Ribbons,  Hosiery,  Gloves,  Shawls,  &c.  Also.  Ladies'  and 
Gentlemen's  Garments.  Silk,  Laces,  Muslin,  Damask  and 
Moreen  Curtains, Straw  Bonnets.  Silks  and  Dresses  watered ; 
Carpets,  Rugs.  Table  Cloths  or  Covers,  &<:..  cleansed  and 
refinisbed  in  the  best  manner ;  Faded  and  Stained  goods 
restored  or  re-dyed. 

Mrs.  JOHN  McDUFPIE. 

N.  B. — Goods  received  and  returned  by  Express. 


J.  A.  O'BRIEN, 

WHOIiESAIiK  DKALKR  IN 

libkns,  l^rtificial  Jflotoers,  ^mwi  Mh, 


illSEM  GOiS  OF  All  DEfflPTlS, 

No.  500  BROADWAY, 


(Three  doors  north  of  Maiden  Liane,  nearly  opposite  Stan-vrlx  Hall.) 


:e3 


-A.:OCJOOI3L, 


Insurance  Agency, 

446  BROADAVAY,  OVER  UIVION  BAiVK. 


Continental  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

ASSETS  $915,000. 

Great  Western  Ins.  Co. 
MARINE,  N.  Y. 


Gebhard  Insurance  Co. 

CAPITAL  $200,000,  N.  Y. 


Com  Exch'ge  Ins.  Co.  N.  Y. 

FIRE  AND  INLAND. 

Pacific  Mntaal. 

MARINE,  N.  Y. 


Fulton  Insurance  Co.  N.  Y. 

CAPITAL  $200,000. 

Pacific  Fire  Ins.  Co. 

NEW  YORK. 


Commonwealtli  Ins.  Co. 

CAPITAL  $200,000. 


Mechanics'  Ins.  Co.  N.  Y. 

CAPITAL  §200,000. 

Risks  taken  on  Cargoes  and  Freight,  on  the  River,  Canals  and  Lake,  and 
Foreign  Risks  to  all  parts  of  the  world,  and  Fire  Risks  on  Merchandise, 
Household  Furniture,  Stores,  Dwellings,  Mills,  Manufactories,  &c. 

Risks  taken  on  Hulls  of  Steam  Boats,  Barges,  Sail  Vessels,  Canal  Boats,  &c. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT 


33 


31*^    e'/'i* 


FEMALE  ACADEMY 


AND 


Inariiing 


This  is  one  of  the  oldest  institutions  for  the  education  of  females  in  this 
countrj'.  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  offered  for 
the  acquisition  of  every  accomplishment  belonging  to  a  liberal  culture  and  a 
complete  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. 

SPECIAL  OI^FORTXJNITIES 

for  the  acquirement  of  the  French  Language  are  offered,  as  well  as  for  the 
study  and  practice  of 

3vr  xjs  I  o  - 

Further  information,  circulars,  &c.,  can  be  obtained  of  the  Principal,  Rev. 
Eben  S.  Stearns,  Ashgrove,  corner  of  Broad  and  Westerlo  Streets, -.at  the 
Academy  in  North  Pearl  Street,  or  of  any  of  the  Trustees. 


AM  AS  A  J.  PARKER,  President, 
THOMAS  W.  OLCOTT, 
IRA  HARRIS, 
JOHN  Q.  WILSON, 
MARCUS  T.  REYNOLDS, 
WILLIAM  B.  SPRAGUE, 


EBEN  S.  STEARNS,  Secretary, 
JOHN  TAYLER  COOPER, 
ISAAC  N.  WYCKOFF, 
JAMES  McNAUGHTON, 
HARMON  PUMPELLY, 
JAMES  H.  ARMSBY, 


AMOS  DEAN. 


AD— 5 


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ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


JOHN   REID, 

MAXrFA€TVRER  AlVD  DEAL.ER  IIV 

Will'  mm%  T 


ZEPHYR  TVORSTED, 
SHETLAND  ^VOOL, 

PATTERNS,  CANVAS, 

CHENILLE,  FLOSS  SILK, 
EMBROIDERING  SILK, 
PURSE  TWIST,  &c.,  Ac, 

^  ^:>  (lo  r^  m\  mw  oo  oo  /\  rivn 


APRON,   ROBE, 


AJSTID 


Picture  Cord  and  Tassels, 


roit 


EMBiilOf  illli« 

Work  done  Neatly  and  Promptly. 

JXos.  586  &  588  BROADWAY,  AI^BAIVY, 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


35 


J.  C.  HENDERSON, 

Manufacturer  and  "Wholesale  and  Betail  Dealer  in 

PARLOR  GRATES,  HOT  AIR  FURNACES, 

RANGES,  REGISTERS,  VENTILATORS,  &c. 

ALSO, 

0Mf)^ioef)t^l  ^oif)  Ei!l*r|ifqi*e,  SeOgte^fe,  ifqt  flqefe,  £og^,  Jlon^,  &c., 

And  a  complete  assortment  of 

Stock  for  Stove  Dealers,  Japanned  and  Stamped  Ware,  Rivets,  Kettle  Ears,  &c., 

566  BROADWAY,  Opposite  Delavan  House,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


MACHINE    SHOP. 


JOHN  RODGERS 

Continues  to  Manufacture,  with  increased  facility,  at  his 
old  establishment, 

No.  33  LUMBER  STREET, 

STEAM  AND  FIRE  EliES, 

Pumps,  Boilers,  Heaters, 

AND 

MACHINERY    IN    GENERAL. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  his  New  and  Improved  TOBACCO  CUTTING  ENGINES, 
PRESSES  and  STEM  ROLLERS,  which  are  the  best  now  in  use.  Iron  Turning  and  Planing 
executed  with  accuracy  and  dispatch. 


MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 

COPPER,  TIN  AND  SHEET  IRON  WARE, 

AIR-TIGHT  PARLOR  AND  COOKING  STOVES, 

OF  THE  LATEST  IMPROVED  PATTERNS, 

iT®¥i  PlPi  AMi  ryiMITMiij 

Broadway,  head  of  Ferry  Street, 

^°  Jobbing  promptly  attended  to.  ,.^ 


36 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


LINEN,   COTTON  AND   SILK, 

FOR  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF  SEWING  MACHINES. 


Shoe  Thread, 
Cable  Twist  Thread, 
Saddlers'  Thread, 


ALSO, 

Gilling  Thread, 
Marshall's  Thread, 
Cocley's  Thread, 


Sea  Island  Cotton, 
Ermen's  Diamond  Cotton, 
Philip's  Waxed  Cotton. 


OSS  &   PEARCE, 


No.  7  Liberty  Square, 


-    -    Boston,  Mass. 


(See  notice  on  back  colored  page.) 


CHARTS'    PATERfT 

FIRE  &  BURGLAR  PROOF  SAFES. 


ALSO, 


At  $18,  $25,  $30  and  $60. 
MANUPACTORY  37  CHURCH  STREET, 

THEO.  SHARTS. 


GOODYEAR    &    ALDEN 


(Successors  to  S.  B.  BUSS,) 

jManufactureks  of 


AND  DEALEES  IN 

WIRE,  HAIR-SEATING,    FRENCH  WEBBING, 
Sand-Paper,  Twine,  Casters,  Tacks,  &c. 

NO.  12  CHARLESTOWN  ST.,  HAYMARKET  SQUARE, 


GEO.  A.  GOODYEAR,  1 
WILLIAM  E.  ALDEN.; 


BOSTOJV, 


DANIEL  DONCASTER,  Proprietor, 

198  and  200  Water  St.,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


I.  FLEISCHMAN, 


m: 


77  Westerlo  St.,  •llbany. 

Constantly  on  hand  a  full  assortment  of 
In  Gold  and  Steel,  also  all  kinds  of  other  GLASSES,  as 

CATABACTS,  Shortsighted  and  for 
Weak  Eyes,  Fine  Gold 

EYE   GLASSES,   &C. 

jjg'  SPECTACLES  repaired  and  new  glasses  inserted. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


37 


C.  &  A..  SFRING^, 


Wholesale  and  Betail  Manufacturers  of 


SEWE  iCBINE  lEDLES, 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

No.  17  Harvard  Place  (opposite  Old  South  Church), 

CHAS.  SPRING.  B    €w  Si    V  0  J^T ,  ANDREW  SPRING. 


WONDERFUL.    IMPROTEMEXT     IJV    PIAIVO    FORTES. 


TO 


MANUFACTURER, 


155  HARRISON   AVENUE,  BOSTON, 

Invites  the  attention  of  Musieal  Professors,  Artists,  and  the  public  in  general,  to  his  Piano 
Fortes,  in  which  he  has  made  a  Tery  important  improvement,  by  adopting  an  invention  of  Mr.  Louis  H.  Browne,  by 
which  the  power  of  an  ordinary  sized  instrument  is  more  than  doubled,  while  the  quality  of  the  tone  is  much  superior, 
according  to  competent  judtres,  to  anything  ever  yet  heard  in  a  I'iano  Forte. 

The  instruments  I  now  offer  to  the  public  contain  all  the  latest  and  best  improvements  of  this  inventor,  made  in  everj- 
style,  and  warranted  of  the  best  workmanship  and  material,  at  moderate  prices.  I  have  had  fifteen  years'  practice  in 
business,  and  guarantee  satisfaction. 

THOMAS   ADAMS   &  SON, 

Adyertising  Agents  and  Collectors, 

No.  91  WASHINGTON  STREET, 


T.  ADAMS. 


T.  H.  ADAMS. 


^ 


^ 


38 


ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


DR.  PHEL.PS' 

TRUSSES. 

The  great  number  of  radical  cures  of  Hernia  within  the 
last  few  years,  by  the  use  of  Dr.  J.  W.  PHELPS'  SPIRAL 
SPRING  TRUSSES,  has  given  them  the  preference  over 
all  others.  His  apparatus  for  ihe  correction  and  cure  of 
all  kinds  of  deformities,  are  used  at  the  MASSACHUSETTS 
GENERAL  HOSPITAL,  and  are  recommended  by, the  first 
surgeons  in  Europe  and  America.    At  the 

SIGN  OF  THE  GOLDEN  EAGLE, 

68  Tremont  Street,  BOSTON. 

DEXTER  &  NELLEGER,  Agents, 


TO  STOVE  &  LANTERN  MANUFACTDREBS ! 

SHEElHsiNGUSS  oTmICA, 

FOR 

Compass  Cards,  Ijanterns  of  all  kinds.  Stove 
and  Furnace  Doors,  Ambrotypes,  Photo- 
graphs, Engravtog,  Lithographing, 
Chemical  Purposes,  &c., 

AT    WHOLESALE    OR    RETAIL. 

The  above  article  is  superior  to  any  thing  ever  used  for 

the  above  purposes,  on  Hccount  of  not  breaking  or  burning, 

but  standing:  the  most  intense  heat.    Constantly  for  sale,  at 

Wholesale  or  Retail,  on  the  most  reasonable  terms.    Also, 

Safety  Lanterns  and  Safety  Lamps 

Of  various  sizes— a  very  superior  article— for  sale  as  above,  at 

Wo.  21  Union  Stt  (op  Stairs),  Boston,  mass., 
BY  GEORGE  H.  RUGGLES. 


DESIGNING  &  ENGRAVING 

ON  WOOTt, 

FOR  BOOKS,  NEWSPAPERS 

AID  KIUgfSAflB  SailSIIG 

Of  all  kinds,  executed  on  reasonable  terms 
In  a  most  satlai'actory  manner^  by 

TAYLOR  &  ADAMS, 

29  Joys'  Building,  81  Washington  St., 

p.  S.— Personal  attention  given  to  all  orders  sent  by  Mail  or 
Express. 


BOSTON  MEDICAL  &  SURGICAL  JOURNAL. 

This  well-known  and  long-established  Periodical  entered 
upon  its  sixty-second  volume  in  February,  1S60.  It  will  be 
issued  weekly,  as  heretoP>re,  from  the  office  of  publication, 
over  184  Washington  .Street.  Boston.  Its  alitorsare  Dr.  F. 
E.Oliver,  furmerly  Secretarv  of  the  Bo.-ton  Society  for 
Medical  improvement,  and  Dr  Calvin  Ellis.  Assistant 
Profe-sor  in  Morbid  Anatomy  at  the  MnssachusJetts  Medical 
College,  who  have  been  selected  as  fully  qualified  by  their 
1  terary  taste  and  scientific  attHioments  to  make  the 
"  Journal"  acceptable  to  the  profession  gener.illy.  Aid  is 
also  now  freely  given  by  many  of  the  leading  physicians  of 
Boston,  and  it  will  continue  to  receive  contributions  from 
eminent  members  of  the  iTofession  in  every  part  of  the 
country.  Its  conti-nts,  though  mainly  of  a  practieiil  char- 
acter, are  intended  to  be  sufficiently  varied  to  make  its 
weekly  visits  interesting  as  well  as  useful  to  the  medical 
practitioner.  _„  ,.     .        , 

The  priceis  TTIRKE  T)OLIi\RS  a  year,  payable  ui  ad- 
vance Previous  numbers  of  the  current  volume  furnish- 
ed, and  back  volumes  also  supplied  at  a  liberal  discount, 
orders  bv  mail,  with  subscrintim  money  enclosed,  mav  be 
addressed  as  above,  to      DAVID  CLAPP,  Publisher. 


"  BUY  ME,  AND  I'LL  DO  YOU  GOOD." 

CLEANSE  THE  SYSTEM,   PURIFY  THE  BLOOD. 

TBF.  BEST  SPRING  AND  SUMMER  MEDICINE  IN  THE  WORLD  18 

DR.IANGLEY'S  ROOT  AND  HERB  BITTERS. 

These  Bitters  continue  to  be  the  most  standard,  popular 
and  reliable  medicine  ever  discovered  for  the  cure  of  Liver 
Complaints  and  all  thek-  attendants;  Jaundice  in  its  worst 
forms;  Humors,  whether  of  blood  or  skin;  all  Billions 
Diseases  and  Foul  ."^tomach :  Dyspepsia;  Costiveness; 
Female  Weakness,  and  every  disease  arising  from  Indiges- 
tion, or  sedentary  habits  of  life;  Headache;  Dizziness; 
Piles:  Heartburn;  Pains  in  the  Sides,  Bowels,  or  Back  ; 
Flatulency;  Loss  of  Appetite,  and  every  kindred  complaint 
arising  from  Impurities  of  the  Blood,  Disea.«ed  Liver,  or 
DisotdereiJ  Stomach,  to  which  every  person  is  more  or  less 
subject  in  this  climate. 

Only  25  and  "8  cents  per  bottle.  Sold  by  Dealers  in 
Medicine  every  where. 

Orders  addressed  to  J.  0.  LANGLEY  or  GEO.  C.  GOOD- 
WIN &  CO.,  Boston. 


CARTER'S  mPROVEDTWO'-ENDED'METALLIC 

SEWING  NEEDLE  THREADER, 

WARRANTED  TO  THREAD  THE 
FINEST    CAMBRIC    NEEDLE. 

Per.son  who  are  Nervous  or  Near  Sighted— Old  or  Young— 
with  or  without  Light,  or  even  the  Blind,  can  by  the  use  of 
our  IHRKAKKR.  instantly  thread  the  Finest  Cambric  Needle. 
This  may  seem  impossible,  but  it  is  nevertheless  true.  Needles 
of  ail  sizes  from  4  to  12  threaded  with  ease. 

Price  Only  Twenty-Five  Cents. 

Manufactured  and  sold  at  Wholesale  and  Retail  by 

HOSEA.    B.    C-A-R-TER,   Sc   CO., 

32  Hanover  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

flS"  5Iailed  Free  to  any  part  of  the  United  States  for' 

30  cents  in  Stamps. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


39 


S.  E.  CHUBBUCK  &  SON, 


~^~~.     —TAYLORHADA.VtS. 


PRACTICAI.  MACHINISTS, 

TREMONT  STREET,  NEAR  BOSTOX  LINE, 


iOXBiif.  MA 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


•  95 


STEAM  ENGINES  AND   BOILERS, 

Of  all  sizes  and  patterns,  which  we  warrant  to  run  as  economically,  and  be  as  durable 

as  any  manufactured. 

This  cut  represents  a  compact,  Portable  Gothio  Engine  and 

Boiler,  of  our  pattern,  which  is  peculiarly  adapted  for  driving  all 
kinds  of  light  machinery. 

Shafting  made,  Pulleys  and  Hangers  Furnished  from 
the  most  approved  Patterns.  Also,  Machinery  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Saw,  Planing  and  Grist  Mills.  JOBBING  of  all  kinds  done  in 
a  thorough  and  workmanlike  manner. 

TAJyJVERIES 

Fitted  complete  with  all  modem  Machinery,  Engines  and  Boilers,  Bark 
and  Fulling  Mills,  Elevators,  Railways,  Tanning  Wheels,  Rolling  and 
Splitting  Machines  ;  also,  Pumps  for  hot  and  cold  liquor. 

BREWERIES 

Furnished  with  Engines,  Boilers,  or  Horse  Power,  Mash  Tubs,  Malt 
Mills,  Pumps,  Piping,  &c.,  &c. 

STEAM    HEATING. 

Particular  attention  will  be  given  to  the  construction  and  putting  up 
of  Steam  Heating  Apparatus  in  Hotels,  Factories  and  Dwelling  Houses, 
all  of  which  we  will  warrant  to  give  perfect  satisfaction.  This  Apparatus 
is  self-regulating,  therefore  it  requires  no  practical  engineer.  In  dwell- 
ing houses  it  can  be  managed  by  any  domestic  with  perfect  safety. 
Having  had  a  long  experience  in  building,  putting  up,  and  arranging 
Machinery,  we  feel  confident  that  all  work  intrusted  to  us  will  give  en- 
tire satisfaction  Our  works  are  on  TREMONT  STREET,  near 
Messrs.  Chickeking  &  Sons'  Pianoforte  Manufactory. 

S.  E.  CHUBBUCK, 

[Late  of  the  firm  of  Chubbuck  t  Campbell,] 

I.  Y.  CHUBBUCK. 

All  calls  will  be  attended   to  in  person,  for  the  examination  and  alteration  of  Steam  Engines  and  Machinery ;  also, 
the  arranging  and  putting  up  of  siteam  Heating  Apparatus.  S.  E.  CHUBBUCK. 


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ALBANY    DIRECTORY. 


JOHN    S.    ROBBINS, 


MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 


Hats,  Caps,  Trunks 

Of  all  Descriptions. 

Also,  in  their  season, 

SPLENDID  PURS, 

Determined  to  sell  a  strictly  fashionable 

South  Pearl,  cor.  of 


Valises  and  Bags, 

Mantillas,  Capes,  Caffs, 

VICTORINES, 

MUFFS  AND  ROBES, 

Article,  &  for  less  prices  than  at  other  places. 

Hudson  St.,  Albany. 


FRANCIS    M.    STONE, 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  every  Description  of 


PRINTERS'  CARDS, 

WAREHOUSE,  No.  80  STATE  STREET. 
A.LB^NY,  ]Sr.  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  Uncalendered. 


.^.  Xi  lo  u^L  nvs" 


MATTRESS  AND  FEATHEE  DEPOT, 


OREEN  STREET,  ALBANY. 

At  Wholesale  and  Retail,  a  general  assortment  of 

MATTRESSES,    FEATHER     BEDS,     PILLOWS,     BOLSTERS,    COTS, 

COMFORTERS  AND  FEATHERS. 

OliD  MATTRESSES  MADE   OVER  OIV   SHORT   NOTICE. 

Manufacturers  of  Mattresses  furnished  with  Husk  and  Palm  Leaf  by  the  ton  or  otherwise,  on 

the  most  reasonable  terms. 

Al^TRIM  WHITE. 


LILLIE'S 

Patent  Chilled  Iron  Burglar  and  Fire  Proof 


Zy  CUT— Showing:  the  Net  Wijri 
oi   Wrought  Iron  Bars. 


SAFE 


BANK  LOCKS  AND  VAULT  DOORS, 

WINNE  &  ABEEL,  Agents,  ' ' 

(BETWEEN  DELAVAN  HOUSE  AND  STANWIX  HALL.) 


"WINNE   &   ABEEL. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


HAEDWARE  GOODS  AND  FINE  CASTINGS  GENERALLY, 
Sales  Room,  525  Broadway,  Albany, 

rOTJIQ"IDItTr,    ISTE^A-H.    THE    HE-A-D    OE    BUO-A.ID'W'A.ir- 


FLAX  AND  COTTON  TWINE 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

Cotton  Seine  Twine,  4  to  64  Threads, 

Flax,  Sail,  Baling,  Ham,  Wool,  Seine,  Broom,  Brush,  Herring,  Gillnet,  and  Druggist  Twine;  Lea  Bands, 

Venetian  Filling,  Loom  Cord,  Curtain  Cord,  Squarring  Bands,  Marline,  Bale 

Hope,  Cotton  Skirt  Cord,  Seaming  Cord. 

ALSO,  UPIIOISTERERS'  AXD  CARRIAGE  MAKERS'  WEB  AND  TWIE. 
ROSS  &  PEARCE, 

No.  7  Liberty  Square,  Boston. 


See  Notice  on'page  3G. 


4i0t-r/JAII    KlJICf  h  .^3JC    ZR-  ZO.  ^^BAr^y  N.Y. 


]\  O.  16  BEAVER  STREET,  AI.BAXY. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Locomotive  Flues  and  Smoke  Pipes,     Brewers'  Coppers,      Tanners'  Heaters,    Dyers'  Kettles, 
Stills  and  "Worms,       Lift  and  Force  Pumps,       Brass  Valves,       Coupling  Screws,  &c. 

PLUMBING  AVORK  in  all  its  branches  executed  in  the  neatest  and  most  durable  manner. 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  AND  MADE  TO  ORDER,  A  LARGE  ASSORTMENT  OF 
"Water  Closets  for  Steamers  and  Dwellings,      Force  Pumps,      Bathing  Tubs,       Shower  Baths, 
Wash  Basins  of  various  patterns,  Marble  Slabs,       Plated  Cocks,        Brass  Cocks, 

Iron  Sinks,  Hose  and  Pipes,  "Water  Filters,     Sheet  Lead,  Lead  Pipe,  &c. 

STEAM  ENGINE  WORK  made  to  order  or  Repaired  on  the  shortest  notice. 

'•a.  Agents  for  Ashcrofts  Celedrated  Steaji  Guages.  iKS-  Proprietors  of  the  Albany  WrRE  Cloth  Works. 

GOOD  WORKMEN  will  be  sent  to  any  part  of  the  country  to  fit  up  any  of  the  above  work. 
C5^  All  "Work;  from  tliis  Kstablisliment  \V.ARRANTED. 


11    UJJ 

No.  16  Beaver  Street,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

ALL  KINDS   OF   HEAVY  AND  LIGHT  WIRE  CLOTH  SUITABLE  FOR 

BREWERIES,  AND  FLOUR  AND  PAPER  MILLS. 

Spark  and  Ash  Pan  Cloth,  Coal  Screens,  Coal  Sifters, 

Furnace  Riddles,  Fine  Nest  Sieves,  &c., 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  OR  MADE  TO  ORDER  AT  THE  LOWEST  POSSIBLE  PRICES. 


ALBANY  DIRECTORY 

MDD,  WEBSTER  &  C!)l 


IMPORTERS    OP 


HARflWARE  AND  COTLEIl! 

:^5  and  37  State 


CELEBRATED 

Sewing  Machine 

For  STRENGTH,  DURABILITY,  EAf-  >  "F 
MANAGEMENT  and  PERFECTION  ol  t^.e,^ 
WORK  are  UNRIVALED  by  an/  in  the  m.rket. 

ALBANY  OFFICE, 

54a   BROADWAY 

W,  J.  WALKER,  Agent. 


CITY  AND  COUNTY 

ADVERTISIBTG. 


JAMES    F.    CROSBY. 


X  ISr  ®  "O"  m  -A.  JNT  CJ  ES       -A. 


Es  r^  'jc . 


Insurance  EfTected  in  the  following  First  Class  Companies : 


Hoiuo  InauraiiCf  Co.,  Ne-vr  York. 

OAe'ITAfj  ANLi  SIRPI^US  $l,4;iO  000. 
Fireman's  Insurance  Co.,  IVciv  York. 

C    ''ITAL  AND  SURPLUS  SiOj.oOO. 
KxveJslor  frire  Ini*uraitc«  Co.,  Xew  York. 

CAPITAL  AND  81  KPLUS  »2o4.00i). 
Lafayette  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Kew  York. 

CAPITAL,  AND  SURPLUS  S1S0.0(K1. 
Brevoort  Insurance  Co.,  New  York. 

CAPITAL  AND  SURPLUS  $170,000.  ,  . 

aa-  Tbe  above  Comranies  haveatVCisfe  Capitals. 
Policies  issued  in  ALBANY  without  a  moment's  delay  as  low  as  any  good  Company,  at  the  ofBce  of 


Unity  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Loudon. 

Have  depcsiteil  in  New  York  $150,500. 

Trustees-watts  SHERMAN,  SCHUYLKR  uyiNGbTON. 

and  CALEB  O.  HALSTED. 

Alassasolt  Insurance  Co.,  Springfield. 

CAPITAL  AND  SURPLUS  $231,000. 

n  Fire  Insuran'ce  Co.,  Springfleld. 

.  CAPITAL  AND  SURPLUS  «230,000, 

«d  States  Ltfeilns.  Co.,  Mew  York. 

ASSETS  $600,000. 


JAMES  P.  CROSBY,  443  Broadway,  Room  wo.  ©,  albany,  w.  y. 


METALLIC  VENETIAN  BLIN^, 

PIKE   PROOF,    BURGLAR  PROO^^ 


MANIFICTFRED  II  ilO.  U  CHURCH  ST. 
Address  METALLIC  BLIND  CO.,  ALBANY. 


niir]\JAMI]\[  &  IIEKRICK,  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

"^^^t-xm?  .A  jsr ^  »  JNrxTTPS,35i  and  353  broaway. 


