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CITY  DIRECTORY, 


FOR 


•     1858--9. 


PRICE,    ONE    DOLLAR. 


UTICA,  N.  Y. 

PUBLISHED    BY    JOSEPH    ARNOTT. 

D.  6.  GROVE,  PEINTER,  113  GENESEE  STREET. 
1858. 


EXPLANATORY. 


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The  abbreviations  and  references  used  in  the  former  editions  of 
the  City  Directory  have  necessarily  been  somewhat  increased  in  the 
present  publication^  in  consequence  of  an  increased  population,  de- 
fective numbering  of  the  streets,  and  a  variety  of  other  causes,  but 
will  be  generally  intelligible,  and  especially  when  reference  is  made 
to  the  following  abbreviations: — h,  house;  res,  residence;  bds, 
boards;  n,  north  ;  e,  east ;  s,  south;  wtioest;  n  s,  north  side ;  e  s* 
east  side ;  s  s,  south  side ;  w  s,  west  side ;  1,  lot  or  lots ;  ab,  above ; 
bl,  below ;  cr  or  cor,  corner ;  junct,  junction;  opp,  opposite ;  elk, 
cleric. 

Where  the  streets  are  not  regularly  numbered,  it  has  been  gener- 
ally preferred  to  describe  the  location,  which,  it  will  be  seen,  has 
been  given  in  a  different  manner  from  the  descriptions  in  former 
editions  of  the  Directory.  For  instance :  William  Haworth's  house 
is  located  on  the  south  side  of  South  street,  and  the  second  house 
west  of  Miller  street.  And  again — when  reference  is  made  to  a 
place  that  is  west  (or  any  other  direction)  from  some  given  street,  it 
is  understood,  in  most  cases,  to  be  between  that  street  and  the  next 
street,  parallel  to  it,  in  that  direction.  For  example:  reference  is 
made  to  a  place  on  Elizabeth  street,  east  of  Genesee  street,  it  is  not 
east  of  Charlotte,  the  next  street.  The  exceptions  to  this  rule,  ini 
this  work,  it  is  believed,  are  as  rare  as  they  were  unavoidable. 

As  is  usual,  in  addition  to  Citizens'  names,  there  have  been  added 
in  alphabetical  order,  many  names  of  Public  Officers,  Churches  i 
Hotels,  Squares,  Parks,  Blocks,  and  other  localities,  either  by  enter-i 
ing  the  proper  name,  or  the  more  familiar  one,  or  by  entering  both  j 
and  also  the  names  of  business  Corporations,  Companies,  and  Coi 
partnerships  or  Firms,  under  their  corporate  or  associated  titles. 


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UTIO  A: 
ITS    PAST   AND    ITS    PRESENT. 


To  a  man  who  has  lived  a  life  of  three  score  and  ten  years,  the 
time  may  appear  short ;  but  in  this  space  of  time,  however  short, 
Utica  has  become  what  it  is.  Seventy  years  ago,  as  the  venturous 
pioneer  wound  his  lonely  way  along  the  banks  of  the  Mohawk  River 
on  the  road-way  leading  to  Fort  Stanwix,  through  the  hunting 
grounds  of  the  various  tribes  of  savages  then  inhabiting  this  part 
of  the  State,  his  heart  was  gladdened  at  the  sight  of  three  or  four 
log  cabins  erected  at  Old  Fort  Schuyler  ;  here,  in  comparative  secu- 
rity, he  might  rest  for  the  night,  and  if  in  need,  with  a  hearty  wel- 
come, partake  of  the  back-woodsman's  homely  fare.  A  few  rods 
west  of  the  site  of  Old  Fort  Schuyler,  (which  stood  on  or  near  the 
ground  now  occupied  as  the  residence  of  the  Hon.  A.  Hubbell,) 
Demond  had  erected  his  little  log  cabin,  on  the  north  side  of  the 
road  near  First  Street ;  Cunningham's  log  house  was  on  the  grounds 
now  occupied  for  Bagg's  Hotel ;  Crisman's  stood  a  few  rods  farther 
west;  McNamee  had  also  made  an  improvement,  and  built  a  log 
house,  nearly  opposite  where  the  State  Lunatic  Asylum  now  stands. 
At  these  and  a  few  other  places,  the  woodman's  axe  had  been  used 
in  making  openings  into  the  apparently  interminable  forest ;  but 
the  Oak,  Maple  and  Hemlock,  still  waved  their  broad  arms  over 
most  of  the  beautiful  slope  of  ground  which  is  now  the  site  of  the 
City  of  Utica. 

In  the  year  1772,  Gen.  Philip  Schuyler  purchased  Cosby's  Manor, 
(on  a  part  of  which  Utica  is  located,)  for  the  joint  benefit  of  himself, 
Gen.  John  Bradstreet,  Rutger  Bleecker,  and  John  M.  Scott.  In 
1786,  the  late  John  R.  Bleecker  made  a  survey  of  the  Manor,  and 
divided  it  up  into  106  lots,  for  the  purpose  of  a  division  of  the  land 
among  the  owners.  On  the  completion  of  the  partition,  the  lands 
were  offered  for  sale  on  favorable  terms,  and  the  settlers  rapidly  in- 
creased ;  and  in  1790,  Old  Fort  Schuyler  could  boast  of  a  Store  kept 
by  John  Post  in  his  log  dwelling  house,  and  in  1791,  Mr.  Post  erect- 
ed a  building  on  the  corner  of  Genesee  and  Y^hitesboro  Streets, 
where  he  kept  a  Store  and  Tavern  jointly.  In  this  little  Inn,  many 
thrilling  events  took  place,  the  tomahawk  was  frequently  raised, 
and  the  scalping  knife  brandished  over  the  heads  of  the  occupants. 
|  Fire  Water"  had  been   imbibed,  and   more  must  be  given ;  and 


more  "  Bacca,"  or  the  demoniac  vengeance  of  the  red  man  threat- 
ened to  do  its  bloody  work.  Mr.  Post  was  the  first  Postmaster, 
and  it  was  currently  reported  that  six  letters  were  received  in  one 
day.  After  him,  Dr.  Carrinton,  who  was  succeeded  by  Dr.  Marcus 
Hitchcock.  In  1794,  Moses  Bagg,  sen.,  opened  a  tavern  on  the  site 
of  the  Hotel  now  bearing  his  name.  Dr.  Carrinton,  the  first  Physi- 
cian, commenced  the  practice  of  his  profession  about  this  time,  and 
in  a  few  years  after,  opened  a  Store  for  the  sale  of  Drugs,  Dye- 
Woods,  Paints,  &q.  About  1795,  the  York  House  (now  the  residence 
of  Wm.  Baker,  Esq.,)  was  erected  by  the  Holland  Land  Company — 
this  was  the  first  brick  house.  In  1792,  a  bridge  was  erected  across 
the  River,  between  First  and  Second  Streets,  at  Kip's  Landing. 
The  first  Mail  was  carried  by  Simeon  Pool,  in  1793;  the  contract  of 
Mr.  Pool  soon  passed  into  the  hands  of  Jason  Parker.  In  1798,  Old 
Fort  Schuyler  was  Incorporated  a  Tillage,  "  to  be  known  and  dis- 
tinguished by  the  name  of  the  Village  of  Utica."  The  name,  "Uti- 
ca," was  proposed  by  the  late  Erastus  Clark,  father  of  the  present 
popular  Recorder  of  Utica.  In  1796,  William  McClean  established 
the  "  Whitestown  Gazette,"  at  New  Hartford,  which  was  then  in 
Whitestown,  the  second  paper  established  in  the  county ;  the  first 
being  the  "Western  Sentinel,"  printed  in  Whitesboro.  In  1798,  Mr. 
McClean  removed  his  paper  to  Utica,  and  continued  its  publication 
under  the  name  of  "  Whitestown  Gazette  and  Cato's  Patrol."  This 
was  the  first  paper  published  in  Utica.  Thomas  Walker  established 
the  "  Columbian  Patriotic  Gazette,"  at  Rome,  in  1799  ;  and  in  1803, 
Mr.  Walker  removed  to  Utica,  and  continued  its  publication  for  a 
long  series  of  years.  April  9th,  1805,  a  new  Charter  was  granted 
to  the  Village,  and  its  bounds  extended.  The  first  Trustees  elected 
were,  Erastus  Clark,  Jeremiah  Van  Rensselaer,  Jr.,  Nathan  Williams, 
Francis  A.  Bloodgood,  and  Jerethmeal  Ballou ;  and  at  their  first 
meeting,  May  13,  David  W.  Childs  was  appointed  Clerk,  with  a 
salary  of  $5  for  the  year ;  Isaac  Coe,  Treasurer,  and  Worden  Ham- 
mond, Collector.  They  also  voted  to  appoint  twenty-five  able- 
bodied  men  as  firemen ;  and  Gurden  Burchard,  Daniel  Budlong, 
John  Hooker,  Ezekiel  Clark,  John  Hobby,  Abijah  Thomas,  Moses 
Bagg,  Jr.,  John  C.  Devereux,  William  Fellows,  Thomas  Ballou, 
Worden  Hammond,  Ebenezer  B.  Shearman,  Henry  Trowbridge, 
Thomas  Walker,  Ralph  W.  Kirkland,  Hugh  Cunningham,  James 
Bloodgood,  Aaron  Eggleston,  Judah  Williams,  Elisha  Capron,  Rufus 
Brown,  James  Van  Rensselaer,  Oliver  Babcock,  and  Benjamin  Bal- 
lou, Jr.,  were  appointed.  Our  highly  respected  townsman,  Thomas 
Walker,  Esq.,  is  the  only  individual  of  this  number  now  living.  At 
this  time  the  Village  contained  probably  600  persons,  several  new 
streets  had  been  made,  a  store  house  had  been  erected  on  the  bank 
of  the  River,  at  the  foot  of  Division  Street,  and  a  line  of  boats  were 
running  from  Schenectady  to  Utica ;  they  were  propelled  down  by 
the  use  of  oars,  and  against  the  current  mostly  by  the  aid  of  setting 
poles,  three  or  four  of  which  were  used  on  each  side  of  the  boat,  in 


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the  hands  of  as  many  men.  The  father  of  the  writer,  performed 
nearly  the  entire  journey  from  New  York  to  Utica,  by  water,  in  the 
short  space  of  two  weeks. 

The  Seneca  Turnpike  Company  received  a  charter  for  their  road 
in  1801,  and  therefore  the  old  road,  curving  around  to  the  south* 
west  from  the  River  through  a  part  of  Genesee  street,  was  aban- 
doned ;  but  still  a  part  of  the  old  corduroy  road  is  in  a  perfect  state 
of  preservation  under  the  pavement  of  Genesee  street ;  and  if  our 
City  Fathers  would  remove  about  two  and  a  half  feet  in  depth  of 
the  stone  and  sand  at  the  head  of  Hotel  street,  they  might  settle 
their  corporation  dinners  (or  suppers)  by  a  ride  on  a  corduroy  road 
after  the  old  style. 

By  the  construction  of  the  new  turnpike  and  other  improvements 
made  about  this  time,  the  facilities  for  travel  and  transportation 
were  greatly  improved,  and  gave  Utica  an  impetus  in  its  business, 
which  has  been  gradually  extending  to  the  present  time.  In  1813, 
the  Village  contained  a  population  of  1700;  1816,  2881;  1820, 
2972;  1823,4017;  1825,5040;  1828,7466;  1829,8010;  1830,8335; 
1835,10,183;  1840,  12,782;  1845,12,190;  1850,17,556;  1855.22,- 
183;  and  at  this  time,  about  25,000;  with  upwards  of  20  Churches, 
a  large  and  elegant  City  Hall,  3  large  Academies,  a  City  Library,  2 
Orphan  Asylums,  a  commodious  City  Hospital,  stone  Jail,  5  Banks 
with  an  aggregate  capital  of  $1,610,200,  2  Savings'  Banks,  3  daily 
and  5  weekly  Newspapers,  besides  monthly  and  semi-monthly 
papers,  increasing  the  number  of  issues  to  about  sixteen ;  one  of 
the  most  perfect  Cotton  Factories  in  the  country,  in  which  350  ope- 
ratives are  employed,  3  large  Steam  Woolen  Factories,  besides  a 
large  number  of  manufactories  for  locks,  screws,  machinery,  leather, 
steam  engines,  flour  mills,  &c,  <fcc.  The  City  is  well  lighted  with 
Gas ;  and  bountifully  supplied  with  pure  spring  water,  by  a  company 
formed  for  that  purpose.  Two  Railroads  run  into  and  through  the 
City,  and  two  large  Canals.  Plankroads  and  turnpike  roads  radiate 
towards  all  parts  of  the  neighboring  country.  The  streets  are  spa- 
cious, well  paved,  and  delightfully  shaded  with  a  great  variety  of 
forest  trees.  There  are  many  fine  blocks  of  Stores,  and  the  dwel- 
lings are  neat,  and,  in  many  cases,  elegant.  The  Forest  Hill  Ceme- 
tery is  situated  two  miles  southerly  from  the  City.  There,  in  the 
shade  of  the  venerable  wood,  the  dead  lie  wrapt  in  slumber,  amid 
the  loveliness  of  Nature.  The  State  Lunatic  Asylum  is  beautifully 
situated  on  a  rise  of  ground  in  the  west  end  of  the  City,  and  con- 
sists of  several  large  and  expensive  buildings  of  stone  and  brick,  and 
of  sufficient  capacity  to  accommodate  from  450  to  500  patients. 
The  City,  with  all  these  benefits  and  luxuries  within  its  own  bor- 
ders, lies  in  the  heart  of  one  of  the  richest  and  most  wealthy  agri- 
cultural and  manufacturing  districts  in  the  State.  Utica  received  a 
City  Charter  by  an  act  of  the  Legislature,  passed  February  13,  1832. 
The  tax  was  limited  at  $8000.  Joseph  Kirkland  was  elected  Mayor 
in  1882/34  and  ?35;  Henry  Seymour  in  1833;  John  H.  Ostrom, 
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1836 ;  Theodore  S.  Gold,  1837  ;  Charles  P.  Kirkland,  1838  ;  John 
C.  Devereux,  1839  and '40 ;  Spencer  Kellogg,  1841;  Horatio  Sey- 
mour, 1842;  Frederick  Hollister,  1843;  Ward  Hunt,  1844;  Edmund 
A.  Wetmore,  1845  and  '46;  J.  Watson  Williams,  1847  ;  Joshua  A. 
Spencer,  1848;  Thomas  R.  Walker,  1849  and  '50 ;  John  E.  Hinman, 
1851,  '52  and '53  ;  Charles  H.  Doolittle,  1854  ;  Henry  H.  Fish,  1855  ; 
Alrick  Hubbell,  1856  and  '57  ;  Roscoe  Conkling,  1858. 

The  following  is  a  list  of  the  Presidents  of  the  Village  from  1805 
to  1831,  inclusive:  Jeremiah  Yan  Rensselaer,  1805  and  '6  ;  Erastus 
Clark,  1807 ;  Morris  S.  Miller,  1808 ;  Talcott  Camp,  1809,  '10,  '11, 
'12, '13  and '14;  Abram  Yan  Santvoord,  1815;  Rudolph  Snyder, 
1816  and  '20  ;  Nathan  Williams,  1817,  '18  and  '19  ;  William  Clark, 
1824,  '25,  '28  and  '29  ;  Ezra  S.  Cozier,  1821,  '22,  '23,  '26, '27,  '30  and 
'31.  Mr.  Snyder,  we  are  happy  to  say,  is  still  with  us,  and  in  good 
health,  and  is  probably  the  only  one  of  the  number  living. 


DIVISION  OF  WARDS  IN  UTICA. 


The  part  thereof  lying  northerly  of  the  Erie  Canal  and  easterly  of  the  middle  of 
Genesee  street,  is  the  First  Ward.  The  part  thereof  lying  northerly  of  the  Erie 
Canal  and  westerly  of  the  middle  of  Genesee  street,  is  the  Second  Ward.  The 
part  thereof  lying  southerly  of  the  Erie  Canal  and  westerly  of  the  middle  of  Gene- 
see street,  and  easterly  of  the  Chenango  Canal,  is  the  Third  Ward.  The  part 
thereof  lying  southerly  of  the  Erie  Canal  and  easterly  of  the  middle  of  Genesee 
street,  and  westerly  of  a  line  passing  from  the  Erie  Canal  southerly  through  the 
middle  of  First  street  and  Dudley  street  to  the  middle  of  South  street,  thence 
through  the  middle  of  South,  George  and  Rebecca  streets,  to  the  middle  of  Genesee 
street,  is  the  Fourth  Ward.  The  part  thereof  lying  southerly  of  the  Erie  Canal 
and  easterly  of  the  middle  of  First  and  Dudley  streets,  and  northerly  of  the  middle 
of  South  street,  is  the  Fifth  Ward.  The  part  thereof  lying  southerly  of  the  Erie 
Canal  and  westerly  of  the  Third  Ward,  is  the  Sixth  Ward.  The  part  thereof  lying 
southerly  of  the  middle  of  South,  George  and  Rebecca  streets,  and  easterly  of 
Genesee  street,  is  the  Seventh  Ward. 


STREETS  IN  UTICA. 


Names.  Commences  at  Terminates  at 

Academy  Street, Elizabeth  Street, Bleecker  Street. 

Aiken, State, Cornelia. 

Ann, .Genesee, Bridge. 

Arthur, Steuben, Seymour  Avenue. 

Blandina  Street, Carnahan  Street, East  Street. 

Barnes, Lansing, South. 

Bleecker, .Genesee, East. 

Breese, Canal, .Johnson. 

Bridge, Mohawk  River, Bleecker. 

Broad, Genesee East. 

Broadway, .Court, Whitesboro. 

Brodhead, State, Fay. 

Bryan, Erie  Canal,. ...    Central  Kailroad. 

Burchard, Liberty, Whitesboro. 

Burnet, Elizabeth,. Bleecker. 

Canal  Street, .Whitesboro  Street,. .  .City  Line. 

Carnahan, .Genesee, Blandina. 

Cedar, Canal, Water. 

Catharine, . . .  .\  ..... ,  Genesee, ..  .• .  .East. 

Charles, Liberty, Whitesboro. 


Names.  Commences  at  Terminates  at 

Charlotte, .  .Steuben  Park, Packet  Basin. 

Chatham, George, Eagle.    , 

Chenango  Avenue, . . .  Court, City  Line. 

Chestnut, Stark, .*Hicks. 

Clark, King, Bridge. 

Clay, Broad, Central  Railroad. 

Clinton, Genesee, Kemble. 

Columbia, Whitesboro, Genesee. 

Cooper, Broadway, Yarick. 

Cornelia, Fayette, Genesee. 

Cottage,. G  enesee, State. 

Court, Genesee, *  .  City  Line. 

Cross, Court, Whitesboro. 

Culver, Bleecker, .Packet  Basin. 

Dakin  Street, Genesee  Street, Bridge  Street. 

Devereux, Genesee, Charlotte. 

Division, Whitesboro, Mohawk  River. 

Dock, .Third, Fitzhugh. 

Dudley, Rutger, South. 

Eagle  Street, Bridge  Street,.- Seymour  Avenue. 

East, Erie  Canal, City  Line. 

Elizabeth, Genesee, East. 

Elm, Bridge, City  Line. 

Erie, Schuyler, City  Line. 

Fay, Fayette, Roberts  Street. 

Fayette, Genesee, Whitesboro. 

First, Mohawk  River, Rutger. 

Floyd, Erie  Canal, Central  R.  R. 

Francis, Chenango   Avenue, . . .  City  Line, 

Franklin, Broad, Bleecker. 

Fulton, Market, John. 

Garden,  , City  Line, . .  * Varick  Street. 

Genesee, Mohawk  River, City  Line. 

George, Bridge, Steuben. 

Gold Elm, Steuben. 

Grand, Water, 

Green, Stark, City  Line. 

Hart  Street, Tracy  Street, Chenango  Avenue. 

Havens, State  Street, Chenango  Avenue. 

Helen, Genesee, Francis. 

Henry, State, Francis. 

Herkimer, Francis, . Chenango  Avenue. 

Hicks, Court Walnut. 

High, Eagle, Bridge. 

Hobart, Elm, Steuben. 


Names.  Commences  at  Terminates  at 

Hope, William, Schuyler. 

Hopper, Genesee, Steuben  Park. 

Hotel, Genesee, .Whitesboro  Street. 

Howard  Avenue, Rutger, City  Line. 

Hoyt's  Alley, Whitesboro, Water. 

Hubbell  Street, Central  Railroad, South  line  city. 

Huntington, Court, Columbia. 

Jacob  Street, Hope  Street, Johnson  Street. 

James, Steuben,   Seymour  Avenue. 

Jason, Whitesboro, Erie. 

Jay, Packet  Basin, Albany. 

Jefferson, Broad, Albany. 

Jewett, Francis, Chenango  Avenue. 

John, , , Main, Rutger. 

Johnson, City  Line Water. 

Kemble   Street, Bridge  Street, City  Line. 

Kent, Elizabeth, Bleecker. 

King, Rebecca, Hopper. 

Kirkland, State, Chenango  Avenue. 

Knox, Stark,  . . . . : City  Line. 

Lansing, Bridge, East. 

Leah, Elm, Seymour  Avenue. 

Lewis, Garden, Chenango  Canal. 

Liberty, Genesee, Whitesboro. 

Louisa, Elm, Steuben. 

Madison  Lane, Pearl  Street, Erie  Canal. 

Main  Street, John, .Webster  Street. 

Mandeville, State, Cornelia. 

Market, Bleecker, Culver. 

Marshall, South, Broad. 

Mary, Charlotte, . .  .  .  , Albany. 

McVean, Stark, Garden. 

Mechanic, Canal, Johnson. 

Mechanic's  Lane, Carnahan, Steuben  Park, 

Miller, .Rutger,. City  Line. 

Mohawk, Mohawk  River,   City  Line. 

Montgomery, Elizabeth,. Bleecker. 

Mortimore, Howard  Avenue, Tibbitts. 

Mulberry, Francis, Chenango  Avenue. 

Mummery,  ....    Albany, ( lity  Line. 

Neilson  Street, South  Street, ....... .Leah  Street. 

North  Hamilton,. . . , . Varick, Columbia. 

Noyes, Genesee, Chenango  Avenue. 

Oneida, \ Bridge  Street, -City  Line. 

Orchard, Philip, Cross  Street. 


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Oswego, Genesee, Chenango  Avenue. 

Park  Avenue, Chancellor  Square,  —  Steuben  Park. 

Pearl    Street Broadway  Street, . . .  .Genesee. 

Pine,  ...    Fayette, Erie  Canal. 

Philip, Court, Whitesboro. 

Plant, Oneida  Square, Chenango  Avenue. 

Piatt, Canal, Central  R.  R. 

Pleasant,     Genesee, Third. 

Post, Charlotte, Burnet. 

Potter, Whitesboro, Water. 

Rebecca  Street,. ....  .Genesee  Street, Bridge  Street. 

Roberts, Garden, . Chenango  Canal. 

Rome, State, Cornelia. 

Rutger, Steuben  Park, East. 

St.  Joseph  Street, . . .  .Canal  Street, Johnson  Street. 

Saratoga, Erie  Canal, .  .  . Court. 

Schuyler, Chenango  Canal, Mohawk  River. 

Second, Mohawk  River, Rutger. 

Seneca, Genesee, Water. 

Seymour  Avenue,.  . .  .Rutger, City  Line. 

South  Hamilton, Court,  .,..*. Warren. 

South, Steuben, Albany. 

Spring, i  Jarick Chenango  Canal. 

1      6'  (  State, Broadway. 

Square, Steuben, Seymour  Avenue. 

Stark, Chenango  Canal, Court. 

State, Genesee, Erie  Canal. 

Steuben, Steuben  Park, City  Line. 

Third  Street, Mohawk  River, City  Line. 

Thomas'  East  Lane,. .  .Whitesboro, Water. 

Thomas'  West  Lane,.  .Whitesboro, 

Tibbitts, South, Leah. 

Tracy,  v Genesee, Chenango  Canal. 

Union  Street, Hopper  Street, Carnahan  Street. 

Varick  Street, Whitesboro  Street,. . .  .Court  Street. 

Wager  Street, Stark  Street, Hicks  Street. 

Walker, Oneida, Kemble. 

Warren, Hicks, Garden. 

Washington, Mohawk  River, Genesee. 

Water, Breese, Mohawk. 

Webster, South, Broad. 

Welsh  Road, 'Albany, City  Line. 

West, Rutger, City  Line. 

West  Bridge, Steuben  Park, Genesee. 

Whitesboro, Genesee, City  Line. 

Williams, Whitesboro, Water. 

Wiley, N.  Hamilton, Whitesboro. 


1TTI0A  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


BANKS. 


BANK  OF  UTICA, 

Eo.    91    Genesee   Street. 

Thomas  Walker,  President.  P.  V.  Rogers,  Cashier. 

B.  N.  Huntington,  Vice  President.         W.  J.  Doolittle,  Book-keeper. 
John  A.  Goodale,  Teller.  Thomas  R.  Gold,  Clerk. 

G.  W.  Ledlie,  Assistant  Teller.  T.  C.  Latimer,  Disc't  Clerk. 

Capital,  $600,000.     Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

BAHK  OF  CENTRAL  NEW  YORK, 
No.  56  Hotel  Street. 
O.  B.  Matteson,  President.  T.  O.  Grannis,  Cashier. 

Charles  S.  Symonds,  Teller.  Henry  L.  White,  Book-keeper. 

Capital,  $114,000.     Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 
There  is  also  a  Savings  Department  connected  with  the  Bank  of 
Central  New  York,  which  pays  a  semi-annual  dividend  on  all  sums 
deposited,  at  the  rate  of  five  per  cent,  per  annum. 

UTICA  CITY  BANK, 

Ko.  3*7  Genesee  Street. 
Hiram  Denio,  President.  Charles  S.  Wilson,  Cashier, 

J.  E.  Warner,  Vice  President.        E.  K.  Wright,  Teller. 
John  S.  Hunt,  Book-keeper.  G.  S.  Green,  Clerk. 

Capital,  $200,000.     Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays, 

OHEIDA  COUNTY  BAHK, 

No.  73  Genesee  Street. 

C.  H.  Doolittle,  President.  C.  S.  Butler,  Vice  President 
James  M.  Butler,  Cashier.  H.  D.  Alexander,  Teller. 

Capital;  $125,000,  with  provision  to  increase  to  $1,000,000. 


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ONEIDA  BANK, 

No.  157  Genesee  Street. 
0.  A.  Mann,  President.  B.  H.  Williams,  Discount  Clerk. 

E.  S.  Barnum,  Vice  President.     S.  Sicard,  Book-keeper. 
Geo.  Langford,  Cashier.  Samuel  Sherburne,  Assistant  Teller. 

Robt.  S.  Williams,  Toller. 

T.  C.  Chapman,  )  "       , 

N.  G.Throop,     pieliiS- 

Capital,  $400,000.     Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

BANKS  FOR  SAVINGS. 

SAVINGS  BANK  OF  TJTICA, 

No.  167  Genesee  Street. 
Thomas  Walker,  President.     Stalham  Williams,  Sec'y  and  Treasurer. 
Hiram  Demo,  Vice  Pres't.      John  U.  Burke,  Teller.' 
Samuel  Parsons,  Book-keopor. 

CENTRAL  CITY  SAVINGS  INSTITUTION. 

Office  at  Bank  of  Central  New  York. 
O.  B.  Matteson,  President.  T.  O.  Grannis,  Treasurer. 

Michael  McQuade,  Vice  President. 


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I  PUBLIC  JCHOOLS. 

School  Commissioners. 
Edmund  x\.  Wetmore,  President.  H.  H.  Fish. 

J.  Watson  Williams,  Clerk.  Francis  Kernan. 

Charles  A.  Mann.  John  Dagwell. 

Superintendent  of  Schools — D.  S.  Heffron, 
There  are  at  present  four  grades  of  Public  Schools : 
I.  Primary  Schools. 
IL  Intermediate  Schools. 
-iJII.  The  Advanced  School^ 
IV.  The  Free  Academy. 
The  School  Houses  are  located  as  follows: 

1.  The  Advanced  School,  corner  of  Charlotte  and  Elizabeth. 

2.  Intermedial  e  and  Primary,  corner  of  Whitesboro  and  Potter. 

3.  Intermediate  and  Primary,  Aiken,  west  Cornelia. 

4.  Intermediate  and  Primary,  Steuben,  Corn  Hill. 

5.  Intermediate  and  Primary,  Blandina,  east  First. 

6.  Intermediate  and  Primary,  Hamilton,  south  Columbia. 

7.  Intermediate  and  Primary,  Catharine,  east  Bridge. 

8.  Primary,  Burlington,  near  Toll  Gate. 

9.  Primary,  Columbia,  west  Varick. 

10.  Primary,  City  Work  House,  South  street. 
Academy,  Academy  street. 
The  Teachers  of  these  Schools  are — of — 
No.  1 — Alexander  McMillan,  Principal. 
il  Miss  Eliza  Button,  1st  Assistant. 

"  "     Judith  A.  Rice,  2d  Assistant. 

11  L.  H.  Birdseye,  Principal  of  Intermediate  Department 

"  Miss  E.  A.  Hicks,  1st  Assistant. 

"  "     M.  Elizabeth  Thompson,  2d  Assistant. 

"         .    "     Helen  Marr  Skidmore,  Principal  of  Female  Depart' t. 
<{  "     Esther  Ford,  1st  Assistaat. 

"  "     Emma  Buncher,  2d  Assistant. 

No.  2 — Miss  Margaret  Pringle,  Principal. 
"  "     Marion  E.  Wetmore,  Assistant. 

"  "     A.  E.  Williams,  Principal  Primary  Department. 

"  "     S.  E.  Herrick,  Assistant. 

No.  3 — Miss  Elizabeth  M.  Howlett,  Principal. 
"  "    Sarah  Barrett,  Assistant. 

"     Cynthia  A.  Baker,  Principal  Primary  Department. 
"     Cyrena  L.  Baker,  -Assistant. 
No.  4 — Mrs.  S.  McMillan,  Principal. 
"  Miss  F.  E.  Newjand,  Assistant. 

"  "     A.  B.  Tanner,  Principal  Primary  Department. 

Mrs.  M.  Elizabeth  Heffron,  Assistant. 

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No.  5 — Miss  Mary  E.  Smith,  Principal. 
"  "     Hester  E.  Dorchester,  Assistant. 

"     Ellen  S.  Ketchum,  Principal  Primary  Department. 
"     Tamma  Ketchum,  Assistant. 
No.  6— Miss  A.  M.  Chadwick,  Principal. 
"  "     Cornelia  F.  Goodrich,  Assistant. 

"     Sarah  E.  Tanner,  Principal  Primary  Department. 
"  "     Helen  E.  Potter,  Assistant. 

No.  7 — Miss  Sophia  Loomis,  Principal. 
"  "     Annie  O'Rile}7,  Assistant. 

"  "     Juliana  W.  Sampson,  Principal  Primary  Department. 

"  "     Lucia  E.  Savage,  Assistant. 

No.  8 — Miss  Lucretia  Potter,  Principal. 
No.  9 — Miss  Delia  S.  Chadwick,  Principal. 
"  "     Juliaette  Halstead,  Assistant. 

No.  10 — Miss  J.  Emma  Millar,  Assistant. 

Academy Sawyer,  A.  M.,  Principal. 

'"  J.  Goodier,  A.  M.,  )  A     ...      . 

-     Miss  Jane  F,  Johnson,    J- Assi*tants- 
"         "    Elizabeth  S.  Cole,  Principal  Female  Department. 
u         u    Adaline  S.  Eastman,  Assistant. 
"  Mons.  Bernard  Weisse,  Teacher  of  French  Language. 
Prof.  L.  M.  Wiles,  Teacher  of  Penmanship  and  Vocal  Music  in 
the  different  Schools. 

There  are  three  terms  in  each  school  year :  The  first  commences 
the  first  Monday  in  September  and  continues  fifteen  weeks ;  the 
second,  the  first  Monday  in  January  and  continues  fifteen  weeks  ; 
and  the  third,  the  first  Monday  in  May  and  continues  twelve  weeks. 


ACADEMIES  AMD  SCHOOLS. 

Utica  Female  Academy, 

No.  77  Washington,  near  Genesee  street 
Miss  Jane  E.  Kelly,  Principal. 

Academy  of  the  Assumption, 

Under  the  charge  of  the  "  Christian  Brothers," 

Corner  John  and  Elizabeth  streets. 

Director — Brother  Habacuc. 

Utica  Classical  School, 

Rear  of  ]S"o.  6  Carnahan^treet. 

J.  Williams,  Principal. 


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HAMILTON  COLLEGE. 

This  Institution  was  chartered  in  1812,  and  is  located  in  the 'Vil- 
lage of  Clinton,  nine  miles  south  of  Utica.  Its  permanent  productive 
funds  amount  to  nearly  $100,000.  It  has  a  large  stone  chapel,  and 
three  four-story  buildings  for  the  use  of  students.  The  libraries 
contain  12,000  volumes,  and  the  cabinets  13,000  specimens.  The 
number  of  students  is  143  ;  of  whom  fifteen  are  members  of  the  May- 
nard  Law  School.  The  fall  term  opens  on  the  second  Wednesday 
in  September ;  the  winter  term,  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  January ; 
the  summer  term,  on  the  fourth  Wednesday  in  April.  The  Junior 
Exhibition  is  held  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  April;  Clark  Prize 
Exhibition,  on  the  second  Wednesday  in  June ;  Commencement, 
during  the  third  week  of  July.  The  Officers  of  the  College  are  as 
follows :  Trustees. 

John  J.  Knox,  Esq.,  Augusta.         Hon.  O.  S.  Williams,  Clinton. 
Josiah  Bacon,  Esq.,  Clinton.  Rev.  S.   H.  Gridley,  D.  D.,  Wa- 

Hon.  S.  IST.  Dexter,  Whitesboro.  terloo. 

Hon.  H.  Denio,  LL.  D.,  Utica.        Hon.  E.  A.  Wetmore,  Utica. 
Hon.  J.  R.  Lawrence,  Syracuse.      Rev.  G-.  S.  Boardman,  Cazenovia. 
Prof.  S.  B.  Woolworth,  LL.  D.,  Rev.  R.  G.  Vermilye,  D.  D.,  Clin- 

Albany.  ton. 

S.  Higinbotham,  Esq.,  Oneida.  Rev.  P.  H.  Fowler,  D.  D.,  Utica. 
Hon.  Henry  A.  Foster,  Rome.  Rev.  William  C.  Wisner,  D.  D., 
Rev.  S.  North,   D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Lockport. 

Clinton.  Simeon  Benjamin,  Esq.,  Elmira. 

Rev.  R.  W.  Condit,  D.  D.,  Oswego.  Hon.  Wm.  J.  Bacon,  LL.  D.,  Utica. 

Hon.  Horatio  Seymour,  Utica.        Rev.  Isaac  Bray  ton,  Watertown. 

Rev.  James  Abell,  Waterloo.  Hon.  Philo  Gridley,  LL.  D.,  Utica. 

Hon.  Othniel  S.  Williams,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

.  FACULTY. 

— — *r  President, 

AND    PROFESSOR    OF    INTELLECTUAL   PHILOSOPHY    AND    EVIDENCES  OF   CHRIS- 
TIANITY. 

CHARLES  AVERY,  LL.  D., 

PROFESSOR   OF   NATURAL   PHILOSOPHY,  CHEMISTRY,  AND   CIVIL  ENGINEERING. 

OREN  ROOT,  A.  M., 

PROFESSOR   OF   MATHEMATICS,    ASTRONOMY,    MINERALOGY,  AND    GEOLOGY. 

Rev.  WILLIAM  STANTON  CURTIS,  D.  D., 

PROFESSOR    OF    MORAL   PHILOSOPHY,  AND    COLLEGE   PASTOR. 

THEODORE  WILLIAM  DWIOHT,  A.  M., 

MAYNARD    PROFESSOR     OF     LAW,     HISTORY,     CIVIL    POLITY,    AND     POLITICAL 

ECONOMY. 

EDWARD  NORTH,  A,  M., 

DEXTER   PROFESSOR    OF    THE    LATIN    AND    GREEK   LANGUAGES. 

.  ANSON  JUDD  UPSON,  A.  M., 

PROFESSOR    OF   LOGIC,    RHETORIC    AND     ELOCUTION,    AND    LIBRARIAN. 

HENRY  PL  ATT  BRISTOL,  A.  M., 

RECTOR    OF    THE    COLLEGE    GRAMMAR   SCHOOL. 


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CHURCHES  IN  THE  CITY  OF  UTICA. 


Broad  Street  Baptist,  25  Broad  street,  T.  O.  Lincoln,  Pastor. 
Bleecker  Street  Baptist,  corner  Bleecker  and  Charlotte  streets,  D.  G. 

Corey,  Pastor. 
Bleecker  Street  Methodist  Episcopal,  24  Bleecker  street,  J.  I.  Wright, 

Pastor. 
Calvary,  (Episcopal,)  South  street,  west  Seymour  Avenue,  W.  A. 

Matson,  Rector. 
Church  of  the  Reconciliation,  (Universalist,)  head  of  Seneca,  near 

junction  of  Genesee  street,  C.  C.  Gordon,  Pastor. 
Corn  Hill  Methodist  Episcopal,  George  street,  east  of  Bridge,  J.  L. 

Wells,  Pastor. 
Ebenezer,  (Baptist,)  19  Columbia  street,  Thomas  Hill,  Pastor. 
Evangelical  Association  Church,  Garden  street,  south  of  Court  street, 

J.  Greuzeback,  Pastor. 
Evangelical  Protestant  Church,  corner  Cooper  and  Cornelia  streets, 

Rev.  Jno.  Deterer,  Pastor. 
First  Baptist,  (Welsh,)  20  Broadway,  Morris  J.  Williams,  Pastor. 
First  Presbyterian,  corner  of  Washington   and  Columbia  streets, 

Philemon  H.  Fowler,  Pastor. 
German  Lutheran,  cor.  Fay  and  Cooper  sts.,  Andrew  Wetzel,  Pastor. 
Grace,  cor.  Broadway  and  Columbia  sts.,  J.  J.  Brandegee,  Rector. 
Reformed  Dutch,  corner  Broadway   and  John  streets,  George  H. 

Fisher,  Pastor. 
St.  John's,  (Roman  Catholic,)  corner  Bleecker  and  John  streets, 

Thomas  Daly,  Pastor. 
St.  Joseph's,  (German  Roman  Catholic,)  139  Fayette  street,  F.  Y.  C. 

Weber,  Pastor. 
St  Patrick's,  (Roman  Catholic,)  corner  Columbia  and  Huntington 

streets,  Patrick  Carraher,  Pastor. 
State  Street  Methodist  Episcopal,  State  street,  between  Fayette  and 

Columbia,  L.  D.  Davis,  Pastor. 
Trinity,   (Episcopal,)  corner  Broad  and  First  streets,   S.  Hanson 

Coxe,  Rector. 
Welsh  Calvinistic  Methodist,  11  Seneca  street,  David  Lewis,  Pastor. 
Welsh  Congregational,  corner  Whitesboro  and  Washington  streets, 

David  Price,  Pastor. 
Wesleyan  Methodist,  6  Washington  street,  R.  L.  Herbert,  Pastor. 
Westminster,  (Presbyterian,)  15  Washington  street, Pastor. 


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NEWSPAPERS  AND  PRINTING  OFFICES. 

Mm  |ailg  (BUtxkt. 

No.  113  Genesee  Street. 
DE  WITT  C.  GROVE,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

Utics  ilnrnmg  fitratt  &  girilg  ia$ttf 

No.  60  Genesee  Street, 
ELLIS  H.  ROBERTS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

4*7  Genesee  Street  and  7  Broad  Street. 
THOMAS  R.  McQUADE,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

(German.) 

Corner  of  Columbia  and  Wiley  Streets. 

PAUL  KEISER,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

f  $t  Cmtral  In^ptot 

Office,   No.   132   Genesee  Street. 

GEORGE  W.  BUNGAY,  Proprietor. 

G.  W.  Bungay  and  A.  K.  Bailey,  Editors. 

%\t  topi  Ifemnp. 

No.  113  Genesee  Street. 
REV.  WM.  A.  MATSON,  M.  A.,  Editor. 
DE  WITT  C.  GROVE,  Publisher. 

MfRPER10DlCALS"AND  NEWSPAPERS  IN  ONEIDA  CO, 

American  Journal  of  Insanity,  Utica,  quarterly,  by  the  Managers  of 

the  New  York  State  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Black  River  Herald,  Boonville,  weekly,  by  L.  C.  Childs. 
Clinton  Courier,  Clinton,  weekly,  by  Galen  H.  Osborne. 
Northern  Farmer,  Clinton,  monthly,  by  T.  B.  Miner. 
Roman  Citizen,  Rome,  weekly,  by  A.  Sanford. 
Rome  Sentinel.  Rome,  daily  and  weekly,  by  Wager  &  Rowley. 
Rural  American,  Clinton,  weekly,  by  T.  B.  Miner. 
The  Opal,  Utica,  monthly,  by  the  Managers  of  the  New  York  State 

Lunatic  Asylum. 
Waterville  Journal,  Waterville,  weekly,  by  McKibben  <k  Wilkinson. 

2*      • 


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INSTITUTIONS  AND  ASSOCIATIONS. 


Oneida  County  Bible  Society. 

John  J.  Knox,  of  Augusta,  President. 
Isaiah  Thurber,  Utica,  Vice  President. 
Dr.  H.  E.  Chapin,  New  York  Mills,  Secretary. 
J.  E.  Warner,  Utica,  Treasurer. 

Executive  Committee  for  1858. 
Rev.  P.  H.  Fowler,  Robert  Disney, 

"      G.  H.  Fisher,  J.  E.  Warner, 

Rev.  J.  T.  Wright. 
Auditors — Spencer  Kellogg,  Isaiah  Thurber. 

Seward  &  Thurber,  Depositaries, 

137  Genesee  St. 


Utica  Tract  Society. 

Rev.  T.  0.  Lincoln,  General  Superintendent. 

J.  F.  Seymour,  Secretary. 

W.  J.  Bacon,  Treasurer. 
Local  Superintendents. — 0.   W.  Warren,  Wm.  Willard,  Dr.  1ST.  H. 
Dering,  Dr.  M.  M.  Baarg,  Henry  Frankfort,  T.  S.  Sayre,  G.  0.  Church- 
ill, C.  L.  Beckwith,  L.  0.  Webster,  I.  Estes. 


Utica  Orphan  Asylum. 

No.  316  Genesee  St. 
Directresses. 
1st.  Miss  Charlotte  Derbyshire. 
2d.    Mrs.  Cornelia  Graham. 
3d.    Mrs.  Rachel  Kellogg. 
Treasurer — Mrs.  Emma  Mann. 
Secretary— -Mrs.  Ann  H.  Denio. 
Managers — Mrs.    Cornelia   Pomeroy,   Mrs.    Mary   E.    Ostrom,    Mrs. 
Sarah  A.  Gilbert,  Mrs.  Helen  M.  Williams,  Mrs.  Grace  Evans, 
Mrs.  Jane  A.  Crafts,  Mrs.  Mary  F.  Dean,  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Wager, 
Mrs.  Hannah  A.    Plant,  Mrs.  Eli  Manchester,  Mrs.  Sarah  A. 
Lund,   Mrs.   Mary  Thorn,  Mrs.   Clarissa  B.   Coventry,   Mrs. 
Thomas  H.  Wood,  Mrs.  Melinda  H.  Butterfield,  Mrs.  Amanda 
M.  Mervine,  Mrs.  Sarah  Owens,  Mrs.  M.  M.  Jones,  Miss  Laura 
Savage. 

Matron— Mrs.  Harriette  Jones. 
Assistant  Matron— M\&$  Sarah  Benton. 


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St.  John's  Catholic  Orphan  Asylum. 

No  60  John  street,  under  the  care  of  the  Sisters  of  Charity. 
Sister  Perpetua  Shannon,  Directress. 


Society   of  St.  Vincent-de-Paul. 

st.  mary's  conference. 
President — Ulic  Burke,  M.  D.  Vice  President — Francis  Kernan. 

Secretary — Timothy.  Cronin.  Treasurer — Joseph  Arnott. 

Meetings  every  Sunday  afternoon  at  4  o'clock,  in  the  Chapel  of 
St.  John's  (Catholic)  Church. 

The  objects  of  this  Society  are- — Visiting  the  sick,  relieving  the 
destitute,  and  the  spiritual  improvement  of  its  members. 


Citizens'  Benevolent  Society.  ■ 

•      Office,  City  Hall. 
President— -S.  Thomson.  Secretary — Jas.  McQuade. 

St.  George's  Benevolent  Society. 

Alfred  Walker,  President. 
A.  S.  Copeman,  Yice  President. 
A.  W.  Saunders,  Secretary. 
L.  Wilkins,  Treasurer. 
Board  of  Managers — Wm.  Spruce,  Peter  Batchelor,  Geo.  P.  Andrews, 
F.  W.  Boyce,  It.  Stephenson. 
The  object  of  this  Society  is  to  afford  relief  to  indigent  natives  of 
England,  or  natives  of  the  colonies  of  Great  Britain,  who  are  of 
English  parentage,   or  to  their  wives,  widows  or  children,  in   the 
city  of  Utica,  and  its  immediate  vicinity ;  and  also  to  promote  social 
intercourse  among  its  members. 

Meet  at  Temperance  Hall  the  first  Thursday  in  every  month. 


Mew  York  State  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Managers. 

Charles  A.  Mann,  Utica.  Silas  D.  Childs,  Utica. 

E.  A.  Graham,  Utica.  S.  N.  Dexter,  Whitesboro. 

Christopher  Morgan,  Auburn.  D.  P.  Bissell,  M.  D.,  Utica. 

Howard  Townsend,M.  D.,  Albany.  Ward  Hunt,  Utica. 
Spenoer  Kellogg,  Utica. 
Resident  Officers. 
John  P.  Gray,  M.  D.,  Superintendent  and  Physician. 
E.  H.  Van  Deusen,  M.  D.,  First  Assistant  Physician. 
Joseph  M.  Cleaveland,  M.  D.,  Second  Assistant  Physician. 
Louis  A.  Tourtellot,  M.  D.,  Third  Assistant  Physician. 
Horatio  N.  Dryer,  Steward. 
Sarah  A]  Starr,  Matron. 

Edmund  A.  Wetmore,  Treasurer.  Utica. 


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Utica  Mechanics'  Association. 

Officers  for  1857-8. 
David  P.  White,  President. 
Geo.  H.  Wiley,  Vice  President. 
Levi  Cozzens,  Treasurer. 
Dolphas  Bennett,  Secretary. 
Directors — John  Dagwell,  Thos.  Maynard,  Otis  Manchester,  John  S. 
Peckham,  D.   Gillmore,  L.  W.  Rogers,  A.  Andrews,  Chauney 
Palmer,  Chas.    W.    Hutchinson,    Chas.   E.  Barnard,   Russel 
Wheeler,  Miles  C.  Comstock,  D.  S.  Heffron,  S.  Collins,  and 
T.  S.  Faxton. 
Janitor  of  the  Hall — Marcus  Kenyon — office  at  the  Central  Inde- 
pendent  office. 

Utica  Musical  Academy. 

President — Silas  D.  Childs. 

Vice  Presidents — J.  Wyman  Jones,  Henry  Green. 

Secretary — Jas.  McQuade.         Treasurer — H.  W.  Rockwell. 

Executive  Committee — W.  J.  Bacon,  G.  A.  Foster,  1ST.  Curtiss  White, 

Ii.  W.  Rogers. 

Musical  Committee — J.  Sieboth,  W.  H.  Dutton,  J.  Arnott. 

Conductor — W.  H.  Dutton.         Leader  of  Orchestra — J.  Sieboth. 

Rehearsal  Room,  Washington  Hall. 


Officers  Medical  Society  of  Oneida  County. 

Dr.  J.  S.  Whaley,  President. 
"   H.  K  Porter,  Vice  President. 
11   J.  E.  West,  Secretary. 
"   D.  G.  Thomas,  Treasurer. 
"   S.  G.  Wolcott,  Librarian. 
Dr.  C.  B.  Coventry,  Dr.  J.  McCall,     ) 

"   J.  M.  Sturtevant,  "  Jacob  Hunt,  >-  Censors. 

"   David  Larabee,  ) 


Homoeopathic  Medical  Society  of  Oneida  County. 

E.  A.  Munger,  M.  D.,  President. 
W.  B.  Stebbins,  M.  D.,  Vice  President. 
T.  F.  Pomeroy,  M.  D.,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 
W,  H.  Watson,  M.  D.,  Librarian. 
L.  B.  Wells,  M.  D.,  H.  M.  Paine,  M.  D.,  )  n 

J.  C.  Raymond,  M.  D,  H.  E.  Dykeman,  *    )  uensors- 

Delegates  to  State  Society. 
L.  B.  Wells,  M.  D.,  Wm.  H.  Watson, M.-D., 

R  A.  Munger,  M.  D.,  H.  M.  Paine,  M.  D. 


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ORDERS. 


Free  Masons. 

Utica  Lodge,  No.  47,  Free  Masons — Chartered  November  20,  1816. 
Meets  second  and  last  Monday  in  each  month,  at  their  Hall,  in 
Bradish  Block.     R.  K.  Conklin,  W.  M. 

Oriental  Lodge,  No.  227 — Chartered  June  7, 1851.  Meets  the  sec- 
ond and  fourth  Tuesday  in  each  month,  in  Bradish  Block.  R.  G. 
Williams,  W.  M. 

Oneida  Royal  Arch  Chapter,  No.  57 — Chartered  Feb.  17,  1817. 
Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  in  each  month,  in  their  Hall,  in 
Bradish  Block.     Wm.  C.  Scranton,  H.  P. 

Utica  Encampment,  No.  3,  of  Knight  Templars  and  Appendant 
Orders — Chartered  February  8, 1823.  Meets  first  and  third  Fridays 
in  each  month,  at  their  Hall,  in  Bradish  Block.     Z.  0.  Priest,  G.  C. 


Independent  Order  of  Odd  Fellows. 

Joseph  B.  Cushman,  D.  D.  G.  M.,  Oneida  District,  office  136  Genesee  st. 

Oneida  Lodge,  No.  70, 1.  0.  of  0.  F— Chartered  May  21,  1842. 
Meets  every  Thursday  evening,  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

Bkenandoah  Lodge,  No.  95,  I.  0.  of  0.  F. — Chartered  October  13, 

1843.  Meets  every  Tuesday  evening,  at  Odd  Fellows's  Hall. 
Schuyler  Lodge,  No.  147,  1.   O.  of  0.  .F.— -Chartered  March  27, 

1845.  Meets  every  Monday  evening,  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 
Central  City  Lodge,  No.  231,  i".  0.  of  0.  F— Chartered  May  6, 

1846.  Meets  every  Wednesday  evening,  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 
Utica  Degree  Lodge,  No.  18, 1.   0.  of  0.  F— Chartered  April  10, 

1844.  Meets  the  first  and  third  Friday  in  each  month,  at  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Hall. 

The  Grand  Lodge  of  Northern  New  York,  I.  0.  of  0.  F. — Char- 
tered Sept.  21,  1849 — has  its  Charter  location  in  this  City. 

William  P.  Carpenter,  D.  D.  G.  M.,  Oneida  District,  oflice  No.  20 
Catharine  street. 

Tri-Mount  Encampment,  No.  24,  I.  0.  of  0.  F — Chartered  August 
25,  1845.  Meets  the  second  and  fourth  Friday  evenings  in  each 
month,  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

Grand  Encampment,  Northern  New  York,  I.  0.  of  0.  F. — Char- 
tered Sept.  21,  1849 — also  has  its  Charter  location  in  this  City. 

German  Odd  Fellows. 

Utica  Loge,  No.  25,  A.  D.  0.  H.— Chartered  October  11,  1849. 
Meets  Wednesday  evenings,  at  the  Hall  of  Building  Association, 
Franklin  Square. 

Eintrachts  Loge,  No.  29,  A.  D.  O.  #.— Chartered  Feb.  11,1850. 
Meets  Thursday  evenings,  at  S.  of  T.  Hall,  Franklin  Square. 

Kossuth  Degree  Loge,  No.  84 — Meets  second  and  fourth  Monday 
evenings  of  each  month,  at  the  Hall  of  Building  Association. 


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Independent  Order  of  Hechabites. 

Central  Tent,  No.   13,  i".   0.    of  R.— Chartered   Nov.    21,    1843. 
Meets  Tuesday  evenings,  at  the  Hall  of  the  Sons  of  Temperance, 


Sons  of  Temperance. 

Oneida  Division,  No.  98,  S.  of  T — Chartered  October  11,  1845. 
Meets  Wednesday  evenings,  at  the  Hall  of  the  S.  of  T.,  Franklin 
Square. 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  COMPANIES. 

New-YorK,  Albany  and  Buffalo  Electro-Magnetic  Tele- 
graph Company. 

Principal  Office,    Utica. 
President — C.  A.  Mann. 
Treasurer  and  Secretary — Edward  Chapman. 
Directors— C.  A.  Mann,  T.  S.  Faxton,  T.  K.  Walker,  S.  D.  Childs, 
J.  H.  Edmonds,  James  Dutton,  John  Butterfield,  D.  B.  Good- 
win, A.  H.  Tracy. 

Utica  Cemetery  Association. 

Trustees— William  J.  Bacon,  M.  M.  Bagg,  Silas  D.  Childs,  E.  M.  Gil- 
bert, Thomas  Hopper,  Charles  A.  Mann,  E.  A.  Wetmore,  John 
F.  Seymour,  E.  S.  Brayton,  Thomas  R.  Walker,  and  J.  Wat- 
son WTiliams. 

Thomas  R.  Walker,  President.  M.  M.  Bagg,  Secretary. 

E.  A.  Wetmore,  Vice  President.  T.  K.  Butler,  Treasurer. 

A.  G.  Howard,  Superintendent. 


Utica  Gas  Light  Company. 

President — Thomas  R.  Walker. 

Superintendent  and  Treasurer — H.  H.  Fish. 
Directors— William  J.  Bacon,  Wm.  Bristol,  T.  C.  B.  Knowlson,  W.  H. 
Ferry,  T.  S.  Faxton,  E.  T.  Gale,  Charles  Hurlburt,  John  Munn, 
and  Thomas  R.  Walker. 


Utica  Water  Works  Company. 

J.  Watson  Williams,  President.     E.  A.  Wetmore,  Secretary. 
Thomas  Hopper,  Treasurer.  Geo.  Lawson,  Superintendent. 

Directors — J.  Watson  Williams,  Thomas  Hopper,  Charles  A.  Mann, 
Silas  D.  Childs,  Thomas  R.  Walker,  E.  A.  Wetmore,  William 
Bristol,  T.  S.  Faxton,  and  Willard  Crafts. 


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TJtiea  Building  Association. 

Organized  April  17,  1849.         Incorporated  April  5, 1851. 

Present    Officers. 

E.  B.  Paine,  President.  Thomas  Sharpe,  Financial  Sec'y. 

R.  J.  Williams,  Vice  Pres't.        J.  F.  Turner,  Treasurer. 

Trustees — Thomas  L.  Morris,  H.  D.  Phillips,  Charles  Hackett,  R.  J. 

Williams,  and  John  Young. 


Building,  Mutual  Loan  and  Accumulating  Fund  Associa- 
tion of  the  City  of  Utica. 

Organized  Nov.  28,  1850. 
Present  Officers. 
Philip  Thomas,  President.  Peter  Welbon,  Secretary. 

David  Hull,  Financial  Secretary.  J.  G.  French,  Attorney. 

John  D.  Williams,  Treasurer. 


Local  Canal  Officers. 

Canal  Commissioner, 

Hon.  Charles  H.  Sherrill,  Eastern  Division. 

Division  Engineer. 

J.  Piatt  Goodsell,  Eastern  Division. 

Officers  of  the  Western  Bub-division  of  the  Eastern  Division. 

Thos.  H.  Bates,  Resident  Engineer, Utica. 

S.  H.  Sweet,  1st  Assistant      "  " 

Thomas  H.  Crego,  Chief  Clerk, Utica. 

E.  H.  Ball,  2d  Assistant, Rome. 

G.  B.  Beach,  2d     " Little  Falls. 

A.  V.  Hartwell,  2d  " Utica. 

John  Cooper,  Draughtsman, . . . . . . Utica. 

E.  B.  Murdock,  2d  Assistant, Rome, 

H.  C.  Howlett,  Leveller, , . . ,     " 

R.  J.  Cantwell,  Leveller, , . .  .* " 

J.  A.  Seymour,  Rodman, " 

Superintendents  of  Erie  and  Chenango  Canals. 
R.  G.  Savery,  Rome.  Lyman  B.  Foster,  Hamilton. 

Collector's  and  Weighmaster*  s  Offices,  Utica. 
William  H.  Green,  Collector.  S.  McKennan,  Weigh  Master. 

James  Edgar,  1st  Clerk.  A.  Latour,  Ass't  " 

Wm.  L.  Burnham,  2d  "  G.  W.  Pixley,  " 

Henry  Smith,  3d        " 

Assistant  Collectors — Wm.  R.  Anthony,  J.  L.  Davis. 


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Oneida  County  Courts. 

The  Terms  of  the  County  Court  and  Court  of  Sessions  of  the 
County  of  Oneida,  are  appointed  to  be  held  at  the  times  and  places 
following : 

1858,  2d  Monday  in  February,  Court  House,  Utica. 


1859, 


The  February  and  July  Terms  in  each  year,  are  designated  as 
Terms  for  the  trial  of  issues  of  law,  and  the  hearing  and  decision  of 
motions  and  other  proceedings,  at  which  no  Jury  will  attend. 

The  April,  September  and  December  Terms  in  each  year,  will  be 
Courts  of  Sessions,  at  which  a  Jury  will  ,  u<iid. 

Appeals  will  be  heard  as  well  at  the  Jury  as  at  the  Law  Terms. 

At  the  Jury  Terms,  the  Calendar  of  FAppeals  will  be  taken  up  in 
the  afternoon  of  the  first  day,  and  the  causes  will  then  be  called  and 
heard  in  their  order,  without  waiting  for  the  discharge  of  the  Petit 
Jury.     Dated  Utica,  December  7  th,  185*7. 

P.  S.  ROOT,  County  Judge. 


April,                  " 
July,                    " 
September,         " 
December,          " 

Rome. 
Utica. 
Rome. 
Utica. 

February,            " 
April, 

Rome. 

Utica. 

July, 

September,         rt 
December,          " 

Rome. 
Utica. 
Rome. 

ORGANIZED  [INDEPENDENT]  COMPANIES 


Utica  Citizens'  Corps, 

Organized  January,  1837. 

Henry  R.  Hart, .Captain. 

Armory,  Bradish  Block. 


Utica  Brass  Band. 

Organized  1822. 
Joseph  Arnott,  Leader.  W.  J.  Roberts,  Sec'y  and  Treasurer. 

Meetings,  every  Monday  evening,  in  Devereus  Block. 


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MILITARY  ORGANIZATION  OF  ONEIDA  CO. 


Richard  U.  Sherman,  of  Utica,  Brigadier  General,  21st  Brigade. 

Henry  R.  White,  of  Utica,  Brigade  Major  and  Inspector 
Staff  Officers. 

Judge  Advocate, G.  M  Scholefield, Yorkvilie. 

Hospital  Surgeon, T.  F.  Lynch, .Utica. 

Engineer, J.  H.  Ledlie, Utica. 

Paymaster, R.  C.  Enright, .Utica. 

Quartermaster,. P.   Cunningham, Utica. 

Aid-de-Camp, A.  Brewer, Utica. 

Regimental   Officers — 45 th  Regiment. 

Colonel, .  J.  Palmer, .Oriskany. 

Lieutenant  Colonel,   C.   A.  Johnson,. Utica. 

ijor, I.  J.  Gray, Whitesboro. 

GoloneVs  Staff, 

Adjutant, D.  Gillmore, Utica. 

Paymaster, V.  Price, Utica. 

Quartermaster, J.  W.  Fuller, Utica. 

Surgeon, C.  Rauck, Utica. 

Surgeon's  Mate, .P.  Claesgens, Utica, 

46£/t  Regiment. 

Colonel, R.  G.  Savery, Rome. 

Lieutenant  Colonel, Samuel  A.  Morton .Rome. 

Major, Spencer  H.  Stafford, Yerona. 


Utica  City  Guards, 

Organized  June,  1851. 

M.  Neejer, Captain. 

Armory  at  Exchange  Buildings,  Genesee  street. 


Utica  German  La  Fayette  Rifle  Company. 

Organized  December,  1852. 

Frederick  Harrer, Captain. 

Armory  in  Empire  Block. 

Seymour  Artillery. 

Organized  July,  1853. 

F.  X.  Meyers, Captain. 

Armory  in  Seymour  Hall,  corner  John  and  Jay  streets. 

3 


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Emmet  Guards. 

Organized  October,  1853. 

J.  Flanagan, Captain. 

Armory  in  Exchange  Buildings. 

Johnson  Guards. 

Organized  1855. 

R.  H.  Richardson, Captain. 

Armory,  corner  John  and  Bleecker  streets. 

Palmer  Grenadiers. 

Organized  1855. 

A.  Brendie, .Captain. 

Armory 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

County  Judge, P.  Sheldon  Root, Utica, 

Surrogate, H.  M.  Burchard,   Clinton. 

District  Attorney, Jairus  H.  Munger, Camden. 

County  Treasurer, John  J.  Parry,  Jr., Rome. 

County  Clerk, Zenas  M.  Howes, Utica. 

Deputy  Clerk, R.  C.  Enright, Utica. 

Oneida  Congressional  District. 

Orsamus  B.  Matteson,  Utica,  Representative. 

State  Senator. 

Alrick  Hubbell,  Utica. 


Members  of  Assembly. 

First  District — Henry  R.  Hart,  Whitestown. 
Second     "  Wm.  J.  McKown,  Waterville. 

Third       "         Thomas  G.  Halley,  Verona. 
Fourth     "  Reuben  Knight,  Ava. 


Justices  of  Sessions. 

Benjamin  F.  Cady,  Trenton.  L.  S.  Davis,  Florence. 

Local  Officers, 

To  perform  duties  of  Judge  and  Surrogate. 

Judge, Geo.  H.  Lynch, Rome. 

Surrogate, Nelson  B.  Stevens, Camden. 


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Superintendents  of  the  County  Poor. 

Ellis  Ellis,  Whitestown.  T.  A.  Wilcox,  Vienna. 

Hugh  H.  Evans,  Trenton. 

Coroners. 

Hugh  H.  Roberts,  Utica.  Jno.  P.  Van  Vleck,  Rome. 

John  M.  Brown,  Florence.  Clark  A.  Riggs,  Boonville. 


Commissioners  of  Excise. 

George  Graham,  Whitestown,  term  expires  January  1,  1859. 
Frederick  G.  Weaver,  Deerfield,  "         "  "         "  1861. 

Pomeroy  Jones,  Westmoreland,    "         "  "         "  1863. 

J.  B.  Cushman,  Clerk,  Utica. 


Loan  Commissioners. 

Lorenzo  Rouse,  Marshall.  Andrew  Jones,  Marcy. 


County  Sealer  of  Weights  and  Measures. 

Charles  Cleghorn,  Utica. 

Inspectors  of  Plank  Eoads. 

Thomas  Wright,  Utica.  J.  M.  Tower,  Water  ville. 

Ebenezer  B.  Robbins,  Lee. 


Physicians  to  County  Jails. 

Thomas  Speares,  Utica.  J.  V.  Cobb,  Rome. 

County  Official  Papers. 

Utica  Morning  Herald  &  Gazette.  Rome  Sentinel. 

School  Commissioners. 

First  District — Abram  B.  Weaver,  Deerfield. 
Second    "  Grove  W.  Bagg,  Paris. 

Third      "  Julius  C.  Thorne,  Annsville. 

Fourth    "  Homer  T.  Fov/ler,  Trenton. 


Sheriffalty. 

Calvin  Hall,  Sheriff,  Utica.  L.  S.  Wood,  Under  Sheriff,  Rome. 

DEPUTrES. 

George  Klinck,  Utica.  Hamilton  Jones,  West  Branch. 
[George  W.  Savery,  Jailor,  Rome.C.  B.  Hotchkiss,  Oneida  Castle. 

iJohn  Cain,  Deerfield.  W.  W.  Hallock,  Westernville. 

A.  Chamberlain,  Camden.  Camp  Griffin,  Sauquoit. 

A.  B.  Green,  Knox  Corners.  M.  S.  Wood,  Clinton. 

Job  W.  Fisk,  Boonville.  C.  L.  Burdick,  Westmoreland. 

Ezekiel  Jones,  Remsen.  A.  Benedict,  Waterville. 

David  Babcock,  Jailor,  Utica.  Wm.  Ure,  Verona. 


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Supervisors  of  Oneida  County,  1858. 

Annsville~-T.  B.  AllansoD.  Borne— Giles  Hawley. 

Augusta — D.  P.  Buckingham.         Sangerfield — Piatt  Camp. 
Ava — H.  E.  Shaver.  Steuben — Lewis  Everett. 

Boonville — J.  Earl  Hulbert.  Trenton — Orville  Coombs. 

Bridgewater — Peter  B.  Crandall.     Utica — Win.  R.  Hopkins. 
Camden — Alfred  Chamberlain.  "        David  Wager. 

Deerfield — William  Haddon.  "        Hawley  E.  Heath. 

Florence-— Cornelius  Sinipkins.  "        David  Morgan. 

Floydr— Philip  A.  Hale.  "        John  J.  Conaghty. 

Kirkland — Wm.  S.  Bartlett.  "        Nicholas  A.  White. 

Lee — A.  B.  Sexton.  "        Thomas  Lennebacker. 

Marcy — Edward  T.  Marson.  Vernon — Sidney  A.  Bunce. 

Marshall — Charles  B.  Wilkinson.  Verona — Orson  Foster. 
New  Hartford — William  Huxford.  Vienna — J.  N.  Conant. 
Paris — Barzilla  Budlong.  Western— Squire  Utley. 

Memsen — Didymus  Thomas.  Westmoreland — J.  L.  Mansfield. 

Whitestown — B e nj  amin  G ibson . 
J.  B.  Cushman,' Clerk,  Utica. 


United  States  District  Court  of  the  Northern  District 
of  New-York. 

Samuel  Nelson,  Cooperstown,  Circuit  Judge. 
Nathan  K.  Hall,  Buffalo,  District  Judge. 
Augustus  A.  Boyce,  Utica,  Clerk  Circuit  Court. 
Aurelian  Conkling,  Buffalo,  Clerk  District  Court. 
James  H.  Spencer ,  Ogdensburgh,  District  Attorney. 

Supreme  Court— Fifth  Judicial  District. 

The  General  and  Special  Terms  of  the  Supreme  Court,  Circuit 
Court,  and  Court  of  Oyer  and  Terminer,  in  the  Fifth  Judicial  Dis- 
trict, will  be  held  in  the  years  1858  and  1859,  at  the  times  and 
places  following,  to  wit : 

General  Terms. 
First  Tuesday  in  January,  at  Court  Room  in  Syracuse. 
"  April, 
"  July, 
"  "  October,       " 

Circuit  Courts  of  Oyer  and  Terminer  and  Special  Terms. 
Oneida  County. 
Second  Monday  of  March,  1 858,  at  Rome. 
First  "  June,        "         Utica. 

Third  "  October,  "  Rome. 

Second         "  March,  1859,      Utica. 

First  "    ■         June,         "  Rome. 

Third  "  October,    "  Utica. 

Special  Terms  at  Utica — Third  Tuesday  of  January,  May  and  ISTo- 
vember,  1858  and  1859. 


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Herkimer  County. 
First  Monday  of  May,  1858  and  1859. 
Second    "    *         September,  1858  and  1859. 
"         "  December,       "  " 

Lewis  County. 
Third  Tuesday  in  June,  1858  and  1859. 

"    "         December,  1858  and  1859. 
Onondaga  County. 
Second  Monday  in  February,  1858  and  1859. 

"  "  June,  "  " 

Fourth       "  October, 

Special  Terms   at  Syracuse — Third  Tuesday  in  March,  July  and 
December. 

Oswego  County. 
First  Monday  in  February,  1858  and  1859,  at  Oswego. 
Third       "  June, 

First        "  December,    "  "  Richland. 

Special  Terms  at  Oswego — Third  Tuesday  in  April  and  September. 
Jefferson  County. 
Third  Monday  in  April,  1858  and  1859. 

September,  1858  and  1859. 
Second      "  December,     u  " 

Special  Terms  at  Watertown — Third  Tuesday  in  February,  June 
and  October. 

JOSEPH  MULLIN,  \ 
DANIEL  PRATT,     I  ju8tic68 
WM.  J.  BACON,        f  Jumee8- 
W.  P.  ALLEN,  ) 


Keeorder's  Court  of  the  City  of  Utica. 

Recorder — Erastus  Clark. 

Clerk — Henry  A.  Daniels. 

Regular  Terms  on  the  3d  Tuesday  of  March  and  May  in  each  year. 


MAILS, 

POST-OFFICE  in  Meehanics,  Hall,  corner  Hotel  and  Liberty  streets. 
Isaiah  Tiffany,  Postmaster. 
Wm.  E.  Richards,  Assistant. 
Wm.  C.  Colling,  \ 

George  S.  Porter,  f  nl    , 

John  H.  Douglass,  (  ^ler*s- 

Edward  H.  La  Tour,      ) 
Thomas  L.  Morris,  Letter  Carrier. 

3* 


The  Eastern  Mail — For  Albany,  Troy  and  Way,  closes  at  9:30  A.  M. 
For  Albany  and  New  York,  closes  at  1  P.  M. 
For  Albany,  Troy  and  New  York,  at  8  P.  M. 
The  Western  Mail— For  Buffalo  and  Way,  at  1  P.  M. 

For  Syracuse,  Auburn,  Geneva,  Canandaigua, 

Rochester  and  Buffalo,  at  8  P.  M. 
For  Rome  and  Watertown,  at   1  P.   M.   and  8 
P.  M. 
The  South'n  Mail — For  Clinton,  Hamilton,  Norwich  and  Bingham- 
ton,  at  1  A.  M.  and  2  P.  M. 
For  Vernon  and  Kirkland,  at  2  P.  M. 
For  Clayville,  Sauquoit  and  Bridgewater,  at  *7 

A.  M.  and  2  P  M. 
For  Burlington  and  Morris,  Tuesday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday,  at  1  A.  M. 
Via  Bridgewater,  New  Berlin  and  Oneonta,  at 

7  A.  M. 
For  Waterville  and  Smyrna,  at  2  P.  M. 
The  North'n  Mail — For  Boonville,  Lowville  and  Martinsburgh,  at 
3:80  P.  M. 
For  Floyd,   Stittsville  and   Holland  Patent,  at 
3:30  P.  M. 
Office  open  from  1  A.  M.  to  8  P.  M.     Sundays,  from  8  to  9  A.  M. 


Post  Offices  in  Oneida  County. 

Distances 
Post  Offices.  Towns.  Villages.      f'rn  Utica. 

Alder  Creek, Boonville, 24 

Augusta, Augusta, 18 

Ava, Ava, 29 

Babcock   Hill, Paris, ...14 

Big  Brook, Western . .  . 22 

Blossvale, Vienna, 

Boonville, Boonville, Boonville, 28 

Bridgewater, Bridgewater, Bridgewater, 18 

Camden, Camden, 

Cassville, Paris, 14 

Clayville, Paris, Clayville, 12 

Clinton, Kirkland. Clinton, 9 

Deansville, Marshall, Deansville, 14 

Deerfield, Deerfield, 1 

Delta, Lee, Delta, 21 

Durham vilie, Vienna, Durhamville,  ..... .26 

East  Florence, Florence, 33 

Florence . Florence, 3*7 

Floyd, Floyd, Floyd, 12 


31 

Forestport, Trenton. Forestport, 27 

Grlenniore, . Rome, 

Hawkinsville, Boonville, Hawkinsville, 

Hecla  Works, Westmoreland, Hecla  Works, 

Higginsville, Vienna, Higginsville, 25 

Hillsboro, Camden, 30 

Hurlburtsville, Boonville, Hurlburtsville, 

Holland  Patent, Trenton, Holland  Patent,. . .  .12 

Kirkland, Kirkland,  . . . Manchester, 9 

Knox  Corners, Augusta, 17 

Lairdsville, Westmoreland, Lairdsville, 14 

Lee, * .  .Lee, 25 

Lee    Centre, : — 

Lowell, Westmoreland, Lowell, 14 

Marcy, Marcy, 7 

Marshall, Marshall, — 15 

McConnellsville, Vienna, McConnellsville,  .  .  .28 

New  Hartford, New  Hartford,. New  Hartford, 4 

New  London, Verona, New  London, 22 

New  White  Lake, .  . .  .Boonville, White  Lake, 

New  York,MiHs, Whitestown, New  York  Mills, . . .  3-j- 

North  Bay, ". .  .Vienna, North  Bay, 31 

North  Bridge  water, .  .Bridge  water, 

North  Gage,. . .  > Deeriield, Howe's   Corners,.  , .  .9 

North  Western, Western, 21 

Oneida  Castle, Vernon, „ .  .Oneida  Castle, 22 

Oriskany, Whitestown, Oriskany, 7 

Oriskany  Falls, Augusta, Oriskany  Falls, ...  .17 

Paris, Paris, Paris   Hill, 10 

Pine, Vienna, Pine, 

Port  Woodhull, .  .Boonville, Williamsville, 

Prospect, Trenton, Prospect, 16 

Remsen, Remsen, Remsen, 17 

Rome, Rome, Rome. 15 

Sangerfield, Sangerfield, .Sangerfield, 17 

Sauquoit, Paris, Sauquoit,. 9 

Sconondoa, Verona, Sconondoa, 24 

South   Trenton, Trenton, South  Trenton, 9 

Stanwix, Rome, Stanwix, 16 

State  Bridge, Verona, State  Bridge, 27 

Stittsville, Trenton, Stittsville, 12 

Stokes, Lee, .Stokes, 24 

Steuben, Steuben, Steuben, 18 

Taberg, Annsville, Taberg, 27 

Trenton, .Trenton, Trenton, 13 

Trenton  Falls, Trenton, Trenton   Falls, 14 

Utica Utica, City  of  Utica, 

Vernon, Vernon, . .  .' Vernon, 17 


Vernon  Centre, Yernon, Vernon  Centre,. . .  .If 

Verona, Verona, Verona, 16 

Verona  Depot, Verona, Verona  Depot, 22 

Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, 29 

Washington  Mills, New  Hartford, Few  Hartford, 4 

Waterville, Sangerfield, Waterville, 19 

West  Branch, Lee, West  Branch, 30 

West  Camden, Camden, West  Camden,  • «...  38 

West  Vienna, Vienna, West  Vienna, 38 

Westernville, Western, Western  ville, 25 

Westmoreland, Westmoreland, Hampton, 9 

Whitestown, Whitestown, Whitesborc*^ 4 

Walesville, Whitestown, Walesville, *1 


m 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  FOR  1858-'9. 


R0SCOE  CONKLING,  Mayor. 

Aldermen. 
One  Year.  Two  Years. 

1st  Ward — John    Oantwbll,  .  .v. .  .  , .  ,v Michael  McQuade. 

2d 
3d 
4th 
5th 
6th 
7th 


Tfciii'llii*  iff  ihiff'iilX,  ;,'.  :>  .  rCW^^f Charles  H.  Hopkins. 
— JohkJjLB«hww»?*.,q'V^         .  .William  H.  Ferry. 
— LAS8jKfih5&MPB»ER, . ^j  .\H.^vyii4r  -Samuel  Y.  Lane. 

— John  Myers, . . . .71.  .Patrick  Devlin. 

—John  B.  Wasmer, .  .De  Witt  C.  Grove. 

— William  B.  Taylor,  , Henry  JNey. 

Standing   Committees  for   1858-9. 


1.  On  Claims Aid 

2.  On  Finance, u 

3.  On  Public  Improvements, ....  " 

4.  On  Sewers  and  Wells, vt 

5.  On  Side  and  Crosswalks,.  ...  " 

6.  On  Police, " 

7.  On  Fire  Department, ........  " 

8.  On  Paving, " 

9.  On  Legal  Proceedings, " 

10.  On  Excise, " 

11.  On  Lighting  Streets, " 

12.  On  Market, " 

13.  On  Opening  Streets, " 

14.  On  Pub.  Buildings  &  Grounds, 
Clerk — David  Perkins. 
Treasurer — Ira  A.  Button. 


Ferry  and  Hopkins, 

Thurber  and  Ferry. 

Taylor  and  Prentiss. 

Wasmer  and  McQuade. 

Key  and  Taylor. 

Cantwell  and  Thurber. 

Grove  and  Taylor. 

Lane  and  Devlin. 

McQuade  and  Ferry. 

Hopkins  and  Wasmer. 

Prentiss  and  Lane. 

Myers  and  Cantwell. 

Devlin  and  Grove. 

Lynch  and  Lane. 
City  Surveyor — Harvey  Park,  Jr. 
St.  Commissioner — Wm.  Stanford. 


City  Attorney — Josiah  K.  Brown.  Overseer  of  Poor — John  T.  Jones. 
Marshal — David  Hess.  Messenger — William  Pollard. 

Assessors. 
-Edwin  P.  Goodwin. 
William  M.  Owen. 
William  P.  Case. 
David  Donaldson. 
Edward  Moore. 
William  Beisiegel. 
Benjamin  C.  Bateman. 
Constables. 
-  Charles  Y.  Schram. 
Benjamin  Richardson. 
Francis  Cotter. 
James  C.  Donaldson. 
George  W.  Keating. 
William  W.  Long. 
George  0.  Potter. 


Supervisors. 

1st  Ward- 

—William  R.  Hopkins 

1st  Ward- 

2d       " 

David  Wager. 

2d      " 

4d       « 

Hawley  E.  Heath. 

3d       " 

4th     " 

Daniel  Morgan. 

4th      " 

5th     " 

John  J.  Conaughty. 

5th     " 

6th     " 

Nicholas  A.  White. 

6th      " 

7th      » 

Thos.  Lennebacker. 
Collects. 

7th      " 

1st  Ward- 

—Charles  Adams,  Jr. 

1st  Ward 

2d       " 

Simon  H.  Ryan. 

2d       " 

8d      « 

John  P.  Gibbs. 

3d      " 

4th      " 

James  Barnum. 

4th      " 

5th     " 

William  Breen. 

5th      " 

6th      « 

James  Baliou. 

6th      " 

7th     « 

Robert  B.  Poole. 

7th      " 

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FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 


M+M 


JOHN  H.  VAN  NESS,  Chief  Engineer. 
Robert  Brown,  1st  Assistant.  F.  Hitzelberger,  2d  Assistant 

Fire  Wardens. 

1st  Ward, J.  A.  Shearman. 

2d  "  T.  K.  Church. 

3d  "  J.Griffiths. 

4th  "  C.  E.  Barnard. 

5th  "  P.  Cunningham . 

6th  "  J.  Dagwell. 

7th  "  M.Bailey. 

Firemen's  Relief  Association. 

Wm.  B.  Taylor, President. 

R.  D.  Snyder, , 1st   Vice  President. 

John   Griffiths, 2d  Vice  President. 

Charles  E.  Barnard, Secretary. 

L.  Thurber, Treasurer. 

William  Mathews, Collector. 

trustees. 

A.  Hubbell,        ) 

A.  White,  V     One  Year. 

S.  M.  Perine,      ) 

J.  Griffiths,        j 

R.  Edwards,      V     Two  Years. 

L.  K.  Bogart,     ) 

C.  H.  Sayre,       ) 

Thos.  Sharpe,    >•     Three  Years. 

C.  E.  Barnard,  ) 

Invested  Funds,  $5,861.18 

STATIONS  AND  NUMBER  OF  FIRE  ENGINES,  Etc.,  Etc. 
ENGINE  COMPANIES. 

Excelsior,  No.  2. 

Organized   April,   1857. 

R.  D.  Snyder,  Foreman.  W.  T.  Buddie,  1st  Assistant. 

J.  K.  Baker,  2d  Assistant. 

House,  No.  57  John  Street. 

Osceola?  No.  4. 

Organized  December,  1857. 

H.  Townsend,  Foreman.  R.  B.  Poole,  1st  Assistant. 

G.  Potter,  2d  Assistant. 

House,  No.  12  South  Street. 


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Neptune*  No.  5. 

Organized  April,  1857. 

&.  Edwards,  Foreman.  J.  C.  Phelps,  1st  Assistant. 

W.  Supple,  2d  Assistant. 

House,  No.  1  Union  Street. 

Washington)  No.  T. 

Organized   April,    1857. 

A.  Brown,  Foreman.  J.  Pugh,  1st  Assistant. 

E.  Jones,  2d  Assistant. 

House,  No.  148  Fayette  Street. 

HOSE  COMPANIES. 

Tiger?  No,  1. 

Organized  April,  1857. 

X  Davie s,  Foreman.  H.  Barnard,  Jr.,  Assistant. 

House,  No.  11  John  Street. 

ITonng  America,  Mo.  2. 

(Attached  to  Excelsior  Engine  Co.,  No.  2.) 

Organized  April,  185*7. 

■G.  Brown,  Foreman.  J.  J.  Holmes,  Assistant. 

House,  No.  57  John  Street. 

JSagle,  M ©.  3. 

Organized  April,  1857. 

J.  Brown,  Foreman.  S.  Harden,  Assistant. 

House,  No.  23  State  Street. 

Osceola9  No.  4. 

(Attached  to  Osceola  Engine  Co.,  No.  4.) 

Organized  December,  1857. 

J.  Myers,  Foreman.  J.  Kivlin,  1st  Assistant. 

S.  Hart,  2d  Assistant. 

House,  No.  12  South  Street. 

Franklin,  No.  5. 

(Attached  to  Neptune  Engine  Co.,  No.  5.) 

Organized  April,  1857. 

J.  M.  Sheehan,  Foreman.  W.  McNall,  1st  Assistant. 

C.  Thompson,  2d  Assistant. 

House,  No.    1  Union  Street. 


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Wide  Awake9  Wo*  6. 

Organized  April,  185*7. 

S.  H.  Ryan,  Foreman.  A.  G.  Hitchcock,  Assistant. 

House,  corner  Washington  and  Liberty  Streets. 

Rough,  and  Ready,  No.  7. 

(Attached  to  Washington  Engine  Co.,  No.  7.) 

Organized  April,  1857, 

W.  Eller,  Foreman.  J.  Homey,  1st  Assistant. 

A.  Hitzelberger,  2d  Assistant. 

House,  No.  148  Fayette  Street, 

HOOK  AND  LAD  DEE  TRUCKS. 

Rescue  Hook  aiad  Ladder  C©.9  No,    1. 
Organized  February,  1857. 
S.  Y.  Lane,  Foreman.  C.  V.  Roth,  Assistant. 

Meeting  Room,  Metropolitan  Hall. 
Truck  House,  corner  of  Bleecker  and  Market  Streets. 

THE    FORCE    OF    FIRE    ENGINES,    ETC.,    IN    EACH    WARD, 

First  Ward,  one  Hose  Carriage. 

Second  "         4C       "      Cart. 

Third     "         r;       "         " 

Fourth  lt      2  Engines,  2  Hose  Carts,  1  Hook  &  Ladder  Truck. 

Sixth      "      1        "        1     " 

Seventh"       1        "         1     "         " 

Fire  Signals. 

The  fire  signals,  as  sounded  by  the  City  Hall  bell,  are  as  follows  : 
For  the  First  Ward,  1  stroke  of  the  bell. 
"      "    Second  "      2     "  "         (< 

"  "  Third  "  3  " 
'<  "  Fourth  "  4  " 
u  u  yiffch  "  5  " 
«      "     Sixth      "      6     -  " 

«      «    Seventh"      1     " 


REGISTER   OF   NAMES. 


Abbey  George  W.,  h  10  Devereux. 

Abbey  Stephen,  grocery  and  provision  store,  2  Pearl,  h  cor  Broad- 
ly-;^fe  way  and  Cooper. 

Abbey  William  Dorrance,  clerk,  56  Genesee,  bds  S.  Abbey's. 

Abbott  Henry  G.,  dry  goods  merchant,  66  Genesee,  h  22  Seneca. 

Abbott  James  H.,  dry  goods  merchant,  11  Genesee,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Abercrombie  John,  sash  maker,  h  32  Howard  Avenue. 

Abersfelder  Casper,  tailor,  h  129  Blandina. 

Abler  Laurence,  laborer,  h  20  Louisa. 

Abrams  Richard,  carpenter,  h  11  Spring. 

Academy  of  the  Assumption,  cor  John  and  Elizabeth. 

Ackerman  Michael,  laborer,  h  Broad,  1  e  Starch  Factory. 

Adam  Philip,  laborer,  h  283  Whitesboro. 

Adams  Charles,  general  U.  S.  mail  porter,  R.  R.  depot,  h  39  Catha- 
rine, 

Adams  Charles,  Jr.,  moulder,  bds  39  Catharine. 

Adams  John,  machinist,  h  2,1  Catharine. 

Adams  Mrs.  John,  h  42  Main. 

Adams  J.  &  W.,  rope  walk,  1  Oneida. 

Adams  John,  of  J.  &  W.  A.,  h  43  Oneida. 

Adams  Richard,  h  11  Steuben. 

Adams  Stephen,  of  Dows  <fc  A.,  h  4  Broadway. 

Adams  William,  of  J.  &  W.  A.,  h  52  Oneida. 

Adams  William,  carpenter,  h  78  Hart. 

Adelberg  R.,  student,  bds  18  Varick. 

Adey  Charles,  proprietor  Seventh  Ward  House,  cor  West  Bridge  and 
Kemble. 

Advanced  School,  cor  Elizabeth  and  Charlotte. 

Agan  Mary,  h  116  Schuyler. 

Agne  Jacob,  tailor,  h  147  Water. 

Agne  Michael,  cord  wain  er,  140  Whitesboro,  hll8  Fayette. 

Agne  Paul,  grocer,  138  Whitesboro,  res  same. 

Agne  Peter,  grocer,  37  Varick,  res  same. 

Ahnemiller  John,  stone  cutter,  h  South}  opp  Workhouse. 

4 


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Aiken  Miss  Catharine,  tailoress,  bds  80  Whitesboro. 

Aiken  Miss  Margaret,  tailoress,  bds  80  Whitesboro. 

Aland  George,  file  cutter,  h  2  Neilson. 

ALBRECHT  ANTON,  furrier,  66  Genesee,  (up-stairs,)  h  56  Wash- 
ington. 

Albrecht  Andrew,  pedler,  lies  Mohawk,  8  ab  Jail. 

Albrecht  John,  cordwainer,  h  50  Saratoga. 

Albrecht  John,  furnaceman,  h  100  Fayette. 

Albreith  Michael,  teamster,  h  34  Se}Tmour  Avenue. 

Albinson  John  H.,  tinsmith,  bds  Liberty  St.  House. 

Alden  Spencer  B.,  carpenter,  h  19  Miller. 

Alderwick  James,  carpenter,  h  7  Dudley. 

Aldrich  Calvin,  farmer,  h  Slayton's  Bush  road. 

Allan  Moses,  machinist,  h  12  Steuben. 

Allen  Benjamin,  stone  cutter,  yard  Catharine,  h  77  Lansing.——— 

Allen  Clifford  L  ,  paper  hanger,  bds  Junia  Allen's. 

Allen  Dennis,  cigar  maker,  bds  Fifth  Ward  House. 

Allen  George  A.,  grocer,  cor  John  and  Canal,  res  same. 

Allen  George  E.,  supt.  Morse  Telegraph  Co.,  h  45  Whitesboro.-*1* — ' 

Allen  Homer  J.,  paper  hanger,  bds  Junia  Allen's. 

Allen  Jefferson,  mover  of  buildings,  h  e  s  Seymour  Avenue,  2  n 
Pleasant  st. 

Allen  Junia,  laborer,  h  14  Spring. 

Allen  Rebecca,  h  69  Cooper. 

Allen  Reuben,  engineer  C.  R.  R.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Alexander  Charles  H.,  machinist,  h  3  Cooper. 

Alexander  H.  D.,  teller  Oneida  County  Bank,  h  14  Court. 

Alexander  John,  gardener  at  O.  B.  Matteson's,  h  s  s  Mandeville. 

Allyn  William  G.,  h  4  Blandina. 

Allport  Reuben,  carpenter,  h  72  Miller. 

Alpren  Nathan,  pedler,  h  123  Water. 

Alyea  Isaac,  turner,  h  6  Spring. 

AMERICAN  EXPRESS  COMPANY,  office  16  Genesee. 

American  Hotel,  cor  Genesee  and  Water,  S.  C.  Jacobs,  proprietor. 

Amrhein  Joseph,  laborer,  h  21  Louisa. 

Amweg  Jacob,  tailor,  bds  40  Second. 

Anderson  Edward,  confectioner,  bds  Mrs.  L.  Anderson's. 

Anderson  James,  weaver,  Utica  Woolen  Mills,  h  83  Court. 

Anderson  John  Jr.,  gardener,  h  cor  Burnet  and  Elizabeth. 

Anderson  Mrs.  Louisa,  widow,  h  27  Devereux. 

AJSTTON    ALBEEOHT, 

Dealer  in  and  Manufacturer  of  all  kinds  of 

umw  &  msnmmw§  runs, 

66    GENESEE    STREET. 


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Anderson  Mary  Jane,  nurse,  h  61  Washington. 

Anderson  William,  mason,  h  4  Canal. 

Anderson  William  H.,  butcher,  h  cor  Eagle  st.  and  Seymour  Av. 

Anderson  William  F.,  clerk,  11  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Andrews  A.,  organ  manufacturer,  Exchange  buildings,  Charlotte,  h 
34  Rutger. 

Andrews  Geo.  K,  organ  builder,  bds  34  Rutger. 

Andrews  Geo.  P.,  merchant  tailor,  166  Genesee,  h  39  Broadway. 

Andrews  Geo.  P.,  clerk,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Andrews  Miss  Mary,  seamstress,  bds  15  West. 

Andrews  Mary,  h  26  Plant. 

Andrews  N.  E.,  daguerrean  artist,  95  Fayette,  bds  same. 

Andrews  Mrs.  Polly,  widow  of  Elon,  h  59  Main. 

An  dross  William  A.,  clerk,  138  Genesee,  bds  9  Hopper. 

Annis  Christopher,  blacksmith,  h  73  Third. 
.  Annon  Robert,  botanist,  bds  T.  Annon's. 

Annon  Thomas,  botanist,  h  cor  Rutger  and  Mohawk. 

Anstey  George,  tobacconist,  h  12  Carnahan. 

Anthony  Edward  L.,  overseer  Steam  Cotton  Mills,  h  71  State. 

Anthony  William  R.,  attorney  at  law,  office  Exchange  buildings,  h 
85  Cooper. 

Appel  George,  laborer,  h  116  Elizabeth. 

Appel  John,  laborer,  h  116  Elizabeth. 

Apler  Loring,  laborer,  h  20  Louisa. 

Appleton  William,  mason,  h  24  Leah. 

Archer  Thomas,  nurseryman,  and  sexton  Grace  Church,  h  51  How- 
ard Avenue.. 

Archer  William,  nurseryman  and  sexton  Trinity  Church,  h  39  Rutger. 

Archer  William,  sexton  Bleecker  St.  Baptist  Church,  h  60  Blandina. 

Armin  John,  cordwainer,  h  3  Union. 

Armstrong  William  P.,  last  maker,  h  1*  Mary. 

Arnold  Charles,  laborer  0.  RR.,  bds  30  Main. 

Arnold  Henry,  clerk,  bds  W.  Arnold's. 

Arnold  Joshua  B.,  overseer  spinning  room  S.  C.  Mills,  h  18  State. 

Arnold  Warren,  sexton  First  Presbyterian  Church,  h  51  Cooper. 

Arnott  Benjamin,  of  Tiffany  &  A.,  h  18  Steuben  Park. 

Arnott  George  A.,  clerk,  58  Genesee,  bds  J.  Arnott's. 

Arnott  Joseph,  h  8  Howard  Avenue. 

AMERICAN  EXPRESS  COMPANY, 

FORWARD 

JEWELRY    AND    MONEY, 

Collect  Bills  with  Goods,  Notes,  Drafts,  Accounts,  &c,  throughout  the  State  of 
New- York,  the  Canadas,  and  all  the  Western  States  and  Territories,  running 
daily,  (Sundays  excepted.)  Each  express  in  charge  of  a  special  messenger  from 
and  to.  H.  YATES,  Agent. 

WELLS,  BUTTERFIELD  &  CO.,   )  j  LIVINGSTON,  FARGO  &  CO., 

Between  New- York  &  Buffalo.  J  \  Buffalo  West. 


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Arthur  John,  clothing  merchant,  48  Genesee,  h  20  Blandina. 

Asabauer  Martin,  carpenter,  h  37  Parker. 

Ashcroft  William,  gardener,  h  13  Rebecca. 

Ashmore  George,  carpenter,  h  36  Oneida. 

Ashmore  Thomas,  laborer,  h  36  Oneida. 

Ashton  Walton,  machinist,  h  19  Union. 

Atkinson  John,  gardener,  h  44  Main. 

Attwood  Kelly,  freight  conductor,  C.  B,R.,  bds  York  House. 

Austermiller  William,  laborer,  h  66  Johnson. 

Austin  Bridget,  widow  of  Frederick,  h  14  Neilson. 

Austin  Daniel,  baggageman  C.  RR.  bds  38  Jay. 

Austin  Maria,  h  25  Aiken. 

AULD  &  BROTHER,  boot  and  shoe  store,  132  Genesee,  cor  Erie 

Canal. 
Auld  James  R,  of  A.  <fc  Brother,  bds  14  Columbia. 
Auld  Peter  Jr.,  of  A.  &  Brother,  h  14  Columbia. 
Auld  Peter,  manufacturer  of  agricultural  implements,  21  State,  h  s  s 

Haven,  2  e  Chenango  Avenue. 


B 


Babcock  Charles  S.,  bds  D.  Babcock's. 

Babcock  David,  jailor,  res  Jail,  Mohawk. 

Babcock  David  Jr.,  bds  D.  Babcock's. 

Babcock  Joseph  C,  cutter  at  P.  V.  Kellogg  &  Co's,  h  6  Howard  Av, 

Babcock  John  P.,  clerk,  2  Fayette,  bds  19  Seneca. 

Babcock  Lewis  H.,  of  Crafts  &  B.,  h  82  Mary. 

Bacon  A.  B.,  boat  builder,  h  176  Whitesboro. 

Bacon  Daniel,  city  dining  hall,  2  Catharine. 

Bacon  Ezekiel,  bds  National  Hotel. 

Bacon  William  J.,  Justice  Supreme  Court,  office  92,  h  247  Genesee, 

Bach  John,  furnaceman,  h  9  McVean. 

Baechle  Reinhard,  cordwainer,  h  96  Columbia. 

Backus  Mrs.  Caroline,  h  49  W.  Bridge. 

Backus  J.  E.  K,  book  agent,  bds  Mrs.  C.  Backus'. 

Bagg's  Hotel,  "  Bagg's  Square,"  A.  &  A.  Churchill,  Proprietors. 

Bagg  Moses  M.,  M.  D.,  office  164,  h  256  Genesee. 


FIND       OUT      NUMBER 


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At  the  sign  of  the  Man  pointing  to  the  door  !  cor.  Genesee  St.  and  the  Canal,  where 

IP.    -A.TJLID    Sc    BIEtOTIEIEIR, 

Keep  an  excellent  variety  of 

SOQ98,  SffiOSSS  «fe  SIS1SS1, 

At  prices  not  to  be  beat  anywhere.     REPAIRING  neatly  done,  and  on  short  notice. 
££3°"  Remember  !  we  are  not  to  be  undersold  ! 


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Baierle  John,  butcher,  bds  49  John. 

Bailey  Ansel  K.,  ass't  editor  Central  Independent,  office  132  Genesee, 

bds  79  Broadway.  ^mm 

Bailey  Charles  H. ,  moulder,  bds  J.  C.  Bailey's. 

Bailey  Joanna,  widow,  h  cor  Varick  and  Columbia. 

Bailey  E.  Prentiss,  ass't  editor  Utica  Observer,  bds  72  Fayette.  — 

Bailey  Joel  C,  h  cor  Court  and  Cornelia.-*--  -- 

Bailey  James,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Bailey  John,  h  37  Rutger. 

Bailey  John,  machinist,  bds  Robert  Bailey's. 

Bailey  Laurence,  grocer,  63  Varick,  h  cor  Spring  and  Garden. 

Bailey  Mrs.  Martha  J.,  widow  of  Lewis,  h  89  Whitesboro. 

Bailey  Moses,  proprietor  Apollo  Billiard  Saloon,  h  17  Lansing. 

Bailey  Robert,  h  39  Lansing. 

Bailey  Theodore  S.,  clerk,  bds  89  Whitesboro. 

Bailey  Thomas,  jeweller,  123  Genesee,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 

Bailey  Thomas,  Steam  Woolen  Mills,  h  25  Saratoga. 

Bailey  Wesley,  State  Prison  Inspector,  h  19  Broadway.     — * 

Bairn  Stephen,  cordwainer,  bds  19  Seneca. 

Balis  Edward,  bds  12  Fayette. 

Balis  John,  bds  12  Fayette. 

Baker  Allen  G.,  h  83  Whitesboro. 

Baker  Cornelius  K.,  boatman,  h  12  Spring. 

Baker  Dedrick,  carpenter,  h  142  Water. 

Baker  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  16  Schuyler. 

Baker  Harriet,  widow  of  Arthur,  h  11  Court. 

Baker  James  K,  cordwainer,  h  11  Carnahan. 

Baker  Martin,  stone  cutter,  h  35  Mary. 

Baker  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  h  49  John. 

Baker  Rufus  C,  of  W.  &  R.  C.  B.,  bds  34  Whitesboro. 

Baker  William  &  R.  C,  att'ys  at  law,  38  Genesee.    ** 

Baker  Rev.  William,  Episcopal  City  Missionary,  h  91  Fayette. 

Baldwin  Edward,  h  21  Washington. 

Baldwin  S.  D.,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Ball  Joseph,  printer,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Ballard  Thomas,  h  114  Court. 

Ballou  James  P.,  at  Crystal  Saloon,  h  1  Elizabeth. 

Ballou  James,  wheelwright,  h  156  Whitesboro. 

Ballou  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Peter  P.,  h  6  Broadway. 

Ballou  Philo  C,  proprietor  Crystal  Saloon,  168  Genesee. 

Ballou  Theodore  P.,  insurance  agent,  27  Genesee,  h  38  Broad. ^*'*S^**B 

Ballou  Theodore,  clerk  Crystal  Saloon,  bds  same. 

Bancroft  George,  music  teacher,  h  10  Huntington. 

Bancroft  James,  S.  W.  Mills,  bds  10  Huntington. 

Bancroft  Miss  Mariana,  music  teacher,  bds  10  Huntington. 

Balchiezer  Rudolph,  h  s  s  Broad,  1  e  tollgate. 

Bane  Thomas,  gardener,  257  Genesee. 

Bank  of  Central  New  York,  56  Franklin  Square. 

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Bank  of  Utica,  91  Genesee. 

Banks  James,  laborer,  h  21  Aiken. 

Bannigan  Barney,  plasterer  and  grocer,  7  Huntington. 

Bannigan  James,  laborer,  h  18  Hobart. 

Bannigan  Michael  T.,  gardener,  at  S.  Farwell's,  bds  same. 

Bannigan  Patrick,  mason,  bds  7  Huntington. 

Bannigan  Thomas,  mason,  h  cor  Oneida  and  Clinton. 

Baptist  Church,  (Bleecker  st.)  cor  Bleecker  and  Charlotte,  Rev.  D. 
G.  Corey,  Pastor. 

Baptist  Church,  (Broad  st.)  25  Broad,  Rev.  T.  0.  Lincoln,  Pastor. 

Baptist  Church,  (Welsh)  20  Broadway,  Rev.  John  E.  Jones,  Pastor. 

Baptist  Church,  (Ebenezer)  27  Columbia,  Rev.  Thomas  Hill,  Pastor. 

Barby  Henry  W.,  h  35  Kemble. 

Barby  Richard,  painter,  h  6  Tracy. 

Barby  John,  painter,  h  38  Hart. 

Barby  Thomas,  gardener,  h  11  Oneida. 

Barber  Amaziah  D.,  Harbor  Master,  office  New  York  city,  h  86 
Fayette. 

Barber  Benjamin,  carpenter,  h  57  Washington. 

Barber  William,  cordwaiuer,  h  n  s  Eagle,  rear  37  Howard  Avenue. 

Barber  William,  laborer,  h  63  Water. 

Barker  John,  engineer  C.  RR.,  bds  Myron  H.  Hunt's. 

Barker  John,  fireman  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Barker  Joseph,  painter,  lies  Kossuth  Avenue,  2  s  South  st. 

Barker  P.  C,  student,  bds  110  John. 

Barker  William,  gardener,  h  e  s  Albany,  1  bl  Lansing. 

Barlow  George,  checkman,  C.  RR.  Depot,  bds  39  Main. 

Barlow  Phoebe,  h  39  Main. 

BARNARD  &  SONS,  millinery  goods  and  paper  hanging  manufac- 
turers, 85  Genesee. 

Barnard  Charles  E.,  of  B.  <fe  Sons,  bds  L.  Lawrence's.    —■ *■  '-•■■    ■■  - 

Barnard  Mrs,  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  h  1  Union. 

Barnard  Harvey,  of  B.  &  Sons,  h  30  Broad. 

Barnard  Harvey  Jr.,  of  B.  &  Sons,  bds  30  Broad. 

Barnard  Horace,  of  B.  &  Sons,  bds  30  Broad. 

Barnes  Abram  A.,  h  cor  John  and  Bleecker. 

Barnes  John,  h  cor  Mohawk  and  Bleecker. 

Barnes  Patrick,  overseer  weaving  room,  S.  W.  Mills,  bds  119  Co- 
lumbia. 

BAENAED    So    SONS, 

Importers  and  Manufacturers  of 

FRENCH  k  AMERICAN  PAPER  HANGINGS. 

GILT  AND  VELVET  BOBBERS,  FIRE-BOARDS,  PRINTS, 

G-OXilD      Sz      VELVET      DECORATIONS, 

Oak  and  Marble  do.,  VIEWS,  CEILING  ORNAMENTS,  &c.  &c, 

At  No.  85  Genesee  Street. 

Snj*-  ROOMS  PAPERED,  both  in  City  and  Country,  by  experienced  workmen. 


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Barney  Moses,  of  Quinn  &  B.,  h  28  Fayette. 

Barnum  Miss  A.  J.,  mantuamaker,  bda  62  John. 

BARNUM  CHARLES,  hat,  cap,  and  fur  store,  38  Genesee,  h  12 

Mary. 
Barnum  Mrs.  E.  H.,  widow  of  Ezra  H.,  bds  26  Charlotte. 
BARNUM  EZRA  S.,  variety  store,  71  Genesee,  h  34  Broad.  ,*—— ~~ 
Barnum  George,  music  teacher,  h  28  Seymour  Avenue. 
B&rnum  James,  hatter,  h  38  West. 
Barnum  Levi,  hatter,  h  45  West. 

Barnum  Mrs.  Asenath,  widow  of  Levi,  h  14  Carnahan. 
Barnum  Samuel,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 
Barnum  Horatio,  clerk  38  Genesee,  bds  12  Mary. 
Barratt  Daniel,  laborer,  h  23  Elizabeth. 
Barratt  Miss  Adeline,  tailoress,  h  48  Tibbitts. 
Barratt  Michael,  laborer,  h  25  Charlotte. 
Barrett  Mary,  widow,  h  13  West. 
Barrett  Martin,  laborer,  h  w  s  Morris'  Alley. 
Barrick  Francis,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  93  Schuyler. 
Barringer  Sylvester,  boot  and  shoe  store,  44  Genesee, bds  McGregor 

House. 
Barrows  Samuel  J.,  att'y  and  counsel'r,  Devereux  block,  h  14  Cooper.  I 
Birry  John,  laborer,  h  91  Bleecker. 
Barry  Thomas,  coachman,  h  3fi  Miller. 

Bartlett  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  store,  28  Bleecker,  res  same. 
Bartlett  Henry  B.,  auctioneer,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
Barton  John,  cordwainer,  bds  cor  Huntington  and  Cooper. 
Batchelor  Abraham,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Howard  Avenue,  2  ab  Arthur. 
Batchelor  Brothers,  hair  dressers,  fancy  goods  and  perfumery,  130 

Genesee. 
Batchelor  Daniel,  of  B.  Bro's,  h  14  Hopper. 
Batchelor  Jacob,  barber,  bds  88  Court. 
Batchelor  John  F.,  of  B.  Bro's,  h  15  Cooper. 
Batchelor  Peter,  hair  dresser,  h  6  Seymour  Avenue. 
Batch  elder  Mrs.  Jane,  h  44  First. 
Bateman  Benjamin  C,  carpenter,  h  54  West. 
Bates  C.  Pulaski,  of  0.  Dyer  &  Co.,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 
Bates  Comfort,  proprietor  and  manufacturer  of  "  Bates'  Syrup  and 

Renovator,"  office  and  laboratory  70  Broadway,  res  same. 
Bates  David  G.,  book-keeper  Lee  &  Son's,  h  1  Pine. 


CHAELES  BAJRNTTM, 

DEALER   IN 


NO.   38   GENESEE  STREET. 

*IATS    So     CAPS    35»a:-A.IDE    TO     OHUEH. 


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EZRA  S.  BAMU1, 

Importer  and  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


TOYS,    BASKETS, 


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Brushes,  Cutlery,  Combs, 

FISHING  TACILE, 

PERFUMERY.  FIRE-WORKS, 

w®D3©Tg®©9  mum, 

RICH  MANTEL  ORNAMENTS  "ETC.  ETC. 

Manufacturer  of 

2DiHoto  &  dUooden  dli^ire,  2fot|geI(eepii)g  Brtieles,&e. 
Mo.  71  Genesee  Street. 


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Bates  Edwin  R,  att'y  and  counsellor,  75  Genesee,  bds  16  Devereux. 

Bates  Henry,  express  messenger,  h  35  Broadway. 

Bates  John,  carriage-smith,  bds  3  Steuben. 

Bates  John  W.,  carriage  manufacturer,  shop  7,  h  16  Devereux. 

Bates  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h  3  Steuben. 

Bates  Thomas   H.,   resident  engineer  Erie   Canal,  office  Tibbitt's 

Block,  bds  National  Hotel. 
Bates  Tyler,  machinist,  bds  29  Cooper. 
Bates  Walter  S.,  bill  poster,  bds  70  Broadway. 
Bates  Van  Buren,  bds  70  Broadway. 
Batley  Robert,  carpet  weaver,  h  6  King. 
Batley  Robert,  Jr.,  painter  and  glazier,  h  Si  West  Bridge. 
Battey  Joseph,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 
Battey  William  P.,  proprietor  Bleecker  St.   House,  fruit  and  fish 

dealer,  6  Bleecker. 
Baudi  John,  laborer,  h  103  Court. 
Bauer  Francis,  cordwainer,  h  264  Whitesboro. 
Bauer  John,  carpenter,  h  23  Louisa. 
Bauer  Mrs.  Susan,  h  57  Chenango  Avenue. 
Bauer  William,  pedler,  h  81  Steuben. 
Baumann  Francis,  cordwainer,  h  18  Schuyler. 
Baumann  John,  laborer,  h  23  South  Hamilton. 
Baumcratz  Hermann,  laborer,  h  87  Mohawk. 
Baxter  John,  stone  cutter,  36  Bleecker,  h  88  Bridge. 
Baxter  Mrs.  R.  P.,  h  45  Charlotte. 
Baxter  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  h  234  Genesee. 
Beale  John,  h  Mechanics'  Lane. 

Beadle  John,  cutter  at  Needham  &  James',  bds  Northern  Hotel. 
Beach  R.  L.,  cabinet  maker,  h  73  Bleecker. 
Beard  Franklin,  bds  Mrs.  S.  Beard's. 
Beard  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  B.  F.,  h  91  John. 

Beardsley  Arthur  M.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  94,  h  251  Genesee. 
Beardsley  Samuel,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  94,  h  251  Genesee.   +-** 
Beare  Henry  C,  wood  turner,  36  Seneca,  h  23  Lansing. 
Beare  William,  machinist,  h  rear  4  Steuben  Park. 
Beck  Henry,  cordwainer,  h  Canal,  opp  Guard  Lock, 
Becker  Charles,  cordwainer,  h  45  Tibbitts. 
Becker  Christian,  butcher,  h  120  Fayette. 
Becker  Frederick,  cutter  at  Yates',  h  42  Miller. 
Becket  William,  cartman,  h  w  s  Albany,  4  ab  Rutger. 
Beckwith  Benjamin,  laborer,  h  21  Neilson. 
Beckwith  Charles  R.,  insurance  clerk,  bds  321  Genesee. 
Beckwith  George,  lumber  and  wood  yard,  cor  South  and  Dudley, 

farm  and  res,  Slayton's  Bush  road. 
Beckwith  Henry,  dealer  in  tin  and  glass  ware,  30  Hotel,  bds  8  Rutger. 
Beckwith  Myron  H.,  clerk,  bds  6  Broadway, 
Beckwith  William,  dealer  in  tin  and  glass  ware,  41  Bleecker,  h  48 

First. 


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Bechtnan  August,  laborer,  h  e  s  Elm,  3  s  Sold. 

Beehler  G.,  watch  maker,  h  113  Bleecker. 

Beebe  Mrs.  A.  M.,  widow,  h.  18  Whitesboro. 

Beers  J.  D  ,  printer,  bds  11  Union. 

Bedbury  Joseph,  h  53  Yaiick. 

Behr  Michael,  laborer,  h  w  s  Chatham,  2  s  George. 

Behringer  Constantine,  harness  maker,  bds  83  Elizabeth. 

Beisiegel  John,  tailor,  h  101  Schuyler. 

Beisiegel  William,  cabinet  maker,  h  102  Schuyler. 

Bell  Elizabeth,  widow  of  H.,  h  26  Saratoga. 

Bell  John  M.,  wheelwright,  1  Devereux,  res  Yorkville. 

Bell  Michaei,  proprietor  tl  Travellers'  limine,"  5  Whitesboro. 

Bell  John,  butcher,  bds  M.  Bell's. 

Bell  Philip,  laborer,  h  49  Blandina. 

Bellchamber  Lavinia,  widow  of  J.  W.,  h  4  Madison  Lane. 

Bellinger  George  H.,  carpenter,  h  62  Mary. 

Bellinger  James,  conductor  0.  R.  R.,  h  42  Main. 

Belz  George,  tailor,  h  31  Miller. 

Benedict  Erastus  D.,  student,  bds  19  Seneca. 

Benedict  Joseph,  attorney  and  counsellor,    office   Bradish    Block, 

h  84  Miller.  • 
Benedict  S.  M.,  bds  27  Whitesboro. 
Bennett  Charles  D.,  student,  bds  58  Charlotte. 
Bennett  Cephas  S.,  of  Eames  &  B.,  bds  G.  Penny's 
Bennett  Catharine,  tailoress,  h  31  Kemble. 
Bennett  Dolphas,  printer,  h  58  Charlotte. 
Bennett  James  S.,  book-keeper,  bds  50  Main. 
Bennett  Martin,  laborer,  h  w  s  Hubbell,  1  s  Broad. 
BENNETT  L.  M.,  jewelry  and  silver  ware,  118   Genesee,  bds  cor 

Court  and  Cornelia. 
Bennett  Michael,  cigar  maker,  bds  100  Water, 
Bennett  William,  laborer,  h  e  s  Hubbell,  1  s  Broad. 
Bennett  William  W.,  clerk,  Wood,  Roberts  &  Co.}  bds  58  Charlotte. 
Bensberg  F.  W.,  grocer,  cor  Plant  and  Francis,  res  same, 
Bensberg  Ludwig,  manufacturer  of  military  clothing,  h  24  Varick. 
Benton  Carlos  S.,  house  painter,  h  e  s  Johnson  Square. 
Benton  James,  master  mason  and  builder,  office  90  Park  Avenue. 
Benton  Sarah,  assistant  at  Utica  Orphan  Asylum. 
Benz  John,  laborer,  h  155  Whitesboro. 

L.   M.    BENNETT,    Ag't, 

(Successor  to  Leach  &  Bennett,) 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

PTJBE    SILVEE    "W-A-IRE. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

WATCHES,     C3COCBIS    AITO    JTEWEI.EY, 

Silver  Plated  aisi  flsritannia  Ware,  Fancy  Goods;  Sec* 

HO.  118  GENESEE  STREET,  2  Doors  Below  Liberty  St. 


^1 


o 


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Benz  Philip,  machinist,  bds  155  Whitesboro. 

Berg  Joseph,  laborer,  h  10  William. 

Berg  John,  laborer,  h  21  Schuyler. 

Bergner  Frank,  S.  0.  Mills,  h  51  Chenango  Avenue. 

Berry  Lewis  T.,  book-keeper,  bds  Sherwood  House. 

BEST  JAMES,  teacher  of  instrumental  music,  and  dealer  in  piano 

fortes,  rooms  over  156  Genesee  st.,  h  14  Cottage. 
Best  John,  contractor,  h  8  Cottage. 
Beston  John,  of  B.  &  Cooly,  h  5  Water. 
Beston  &  Cooly,  "  City  Coffee  House,"  14  Genesee. 
Beswick  Mrs.  Samuel,  mantua  maker,  14  Pearl. 
Bettis  Mrs.  Abigail,  widow,  carpet  weaver,  h  101  Schuyler. 
Bettis  Miss  Harriet,  bds  107  Schuyler. 
Bettis  Mrs.  H.  W.,  dress-maker,  84  Washington. 
Bettis  H.  W.,  foreman  at  J.  Henry's,  h  84  Washington. 
Betts  Charles,  mason,  h  37  Miller. 
Betts  Orin  S.,  agent  for  J.  C.  Phelps,  h  32  Main. 
Betts  William,  mason,  bds  37  Miller. 
Betty  W.  J.,  butcher,  h  33  Neilson. 

Bevins  John,  farmer,  h  n  s  Erie  Canal,  3  w  Starch  Factory. 
BICE  AARON"  J.,  boot  and  shoe  merchant,  87  Genesee,  h  30  Court. 
Bice  Harvey  H.,  clerk,  87  Genesee,  h  20  Garden. 
Bice  Hiram,  clerk,  202  Genesee,  bds  30  Court. 
BIEDERMAN  JOHN",  harness  and  trunk  maker,  cor  Genesee  and 

Main,  h  83  Elizabeth. 
Bidwell  James,  clerk,  106  Genesee,  h  52  Fayette. 
Bierbauer  Charles,  West  Utica  Brewery,  5  Edward. 
Bierbauer  Lewis,  brewer,  h  96  Court. 
Biggs  Charles,  bds  27  Howard  Avenue. 
Biggs  Edward,  upholsterer,  bds  27  Howard  Avenue. 
Biggs  Frederick,  shade  painter,  bds  27  Howard  Avenue. 
Biggs  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  William,  h  27  Howard  Avenue. 
Biggs  Miss  Mary,  mantua  maker,  bds  27  Howard  Avenue. 
Biggs  Robert,  mason,  bds  27  Howard  Avenue. 
Biggs  Thomas,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Chatham,  1  s  George. 
Biemiller  Laurence,  basket  maker,  h  12  Schuyler. 
Biller  Christian,  blacksmith,  134  Fayette. 
Billington  G.  Y.,  Morse  Telegraph  office,  h  16  Seneca. 
Binder  Christian,  inn-keeper,  71  Bleecker. 

.A. .     J  •     _E>  I  O  EI  5 

MANUFACTURER   AND    DEALER    IN 

ojf     EVEisrsr    DESCRIPTION*:, 

No.  87  Genesee  St.,  2  Doors  Below  the  Bank  of  Utica, 

SCi5"  All  orders  attended  to  with  promptness  and  despatch. 


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Birdseye  Ezra  M.,  att'y  at  law,  92  Genesee,  bds  71  Fayette. 

Birdseye  Joseph,  hat  and  cap  manufacturer,  71  Fayette,  h  same. 

Birge  Dr.  J.  W.,  oculist,  172  Genesee,  h  17  Fayette. 

Birmingham  Michael,  laborer,  h  n  s  Dakin. 

Birrinbach  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  h  74  Liberty. 

Birrinbach  Joseph,  saddler,  bds  23  Spring. 

Birt  John,  plasterer,  h  5  Steuben. 

Birt  John,  law  student,  bds  5  Steuben. 

Birt  Thomas,  plasterer,  h  33  Plant. 

Birt  William,  plasterer,  bds  5  Steuben. 

Bissell  Daniel  P.,  M.  D.,  office  7,  h  50  Fayette.-* 

Black  S.  L.  B.,  h  cor  William  and  Hart. 

Blackner  John,  laborer,  bds  23  Elm. 

Black  River  &  Utica  Railroad  office,  Empire  Block. 

Blackwell  Enoch,  carriage  manufacturer,  cor  Bleecker  and  Academy, 
h  52  Bleecker. 

Blackwell  George,  wheelwright,  bds  52  Bleecker. 

Blackwell  William,  carriage  trimmer,  bds  52  Bleecker. 

Blaikie  William,  druggist  and  grocer,  202  Genesee,  res  Fame. 

Blaikie  Mrs.  Margaret,  nurse,  h  50  Charlotte. 

Blake  Thomas,  laborer,  *h  rear  22  Jay. 

Blakeman  George,  moulder,  bds  M.  Bhikcman's. 

Blakeman  Moses,  moulder,  h  33  Cooper. 

Blakeman  Moses  J.,  book-keeper,  York  House,  bds  same. 

Blakesley  Alvin,  of  Blakesley  &  Co.,  h  23  Whitesboro.  — - ■—- — 

Blakesley  &  Co.,  dentists,  office  206  Genesee. 

Blanchard  John,  butcher,  h  14  Division. 

Blass  John,  laborer,  h  103  Schuyler. 

Blauvelt  Erastus,  clerk,  54  Genesee,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Blattner  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow,  h  95  Liberty. 

Bleecker  Street  House,  6,  8  and  10  Bleecker,  W.  P.  Battey,  pro- 
prietor. 

Bloomgarden  Rev.  Louis,  h  31  Whitesboro. 

Boff  Thomas,  porter  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  61  Lansing. 

Bogart  Anna,  tailor  ess,  h  48  West. 

Bogart  Lawrence  K.,  h  95  Whitesboro. 

Bogart  Edward  B.,  clerk,  71  Genesee,  bds  95  Whitesboro. 

Bogart  Peter,  farmer,  h  n  s  Broad,  2  e  Starch  Factory  Creek. 

Bogart  Thomas  L.,  farmer,  h  n  s  Broad,  2  e  Starch  Factory  Creek. 

JOHN    BIEDERMAN, 

NO.  27  GENESEE  ST.,  TITICA,  (Tinder  Morse  Telegraph  Office,) 

Keeps  on  hand,  and  manufactures  to  order,  all  kinds  of 

Drajjle  aitir  Single  $mmt  tofts,  S^MfS,Mpp,  fa. 

P3-  REPAIRING  done  on  the  shortest  notice,  and  at  prices  to  suit  the  times. 


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Boehm  Christian,  wheelwright,  h  35  Schuyler. 

Bockart  Francis,  stone  cutter,  h  12  Jason. 

Bohn  Casper,  laborer,  h  14  Schuyler. 

Bohn  John,  laborer,  h  e  s  Albany,  4  s  Bleecker. 

Boice  Philip  H.,  clerk,  h  cor  Breese  and  Canal. 

Bolles  Horace  T.,  carpenter,  h  115  John. 

Bolles  Theodore  W.,  boot  and  shoe  store,  120  Genesee,  h  3  Charles. 

Bonam  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  h  145  Mohawk. 

Bond  Isaac,  h  cor  Columbia  and  Fay. 

Bond  James  W.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  Empire  Block,  h  327 

Genesee. 
Boom  George  W.,  laborer,  h  cor  Henry  and  Chenango  Avenue. 
Boom  Samuel,  laborer,  h  76  Hart. 
Bopp  Johan,  grocer,  186  Fayette. 
Boos  Michael,  laborer,  h  202  Whitesboro. 
Booth  James,  cartman,  h  60  Washington. 
Booth  John,  clerk,  bds  11  Washington. 

Booth  Stephen  D.,  porter  at  Curran's  Sons,  h  11  "Washington. 
Botger  William,  cordwainer,  bds  27  Second. 
Bott  Edward,  carpenter,  h  19  Plant. 

Boulant  Mrs.  Victorine,  boot,  shoe  and  millinery  store,  123  Columbia. 
Bouck  Peter,  laborer,  h  55  Tibbitts. 
Bourne  Richard,  carpenter,  h  22  Chatham. 
Bourne  John,  grocer,  47  Blandina. 
Bourtain  Moses,  peddler,  h  93  Water, 
Bourtain  Nathan,  peddler,  h  Hoyt,  7  bl  Whitesboro. 
Bovee  Peter,  stationman  C.  RR.  Depot,  h  4  Division. 
Bowen  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  h  89  Mary. 
Bo  wen  Henry,  machinist,  h  45  Varick. 
Bowen  Miss  Catharine,  dressmaker,  h  84  Elizabeth. 
Bowen  Jerome,  engineer  C.  RR.,  h  45  Catharine. 

■  Bowen  John,  laborer,  bds  Miss  M.  Bowen's. 

■  Bowen  Miss  Mahitable,  gate  keeper,  Frankfort  Plank  Road. 
I  Bowers  Alfred,  bds  6  Broad. 

|(  Bowers  Mrs.  C,  milliner,  6  Broad. 

I  Bowers  Charles,  lumber  merchant,  h  6  Broad. 

I  Bowers  Frederick,  Peddler's  Exchange,  100  Fayette. 

I  Bowers  Mrs.  Phoebe,  tailoress,  h  94  Bleecker. 

I  Bowler  Henry,  bill  poster,  h  39  Elizabeth. 

I  Bown  Joseph,  carpenter,  h  6  Erie. 

I  Boyce  Augustus  A.,  clerk  U.  S.  Circuit  Court,  office  City  Hall,  h  52 

South        - 
I  Boyce  Frederick  W.,  nurseryman  and  florist,  cor  Oneida  and  Walker, 

res  same. 

I  Boyd  Lewis  A,  cigar  maker,  h  68  Steuben. 
Boyd  Solomon,  bds  30  Main. 
Boye  Charles,  laborer,  h  133  Blandina. 
Boyle  James,  ostler,  bds  44  Catharine. 
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Boyle  Nicholas,  laborer,  h  86  Third. 

Boyle  Mrs.  R.  J.,  widow,  h  75  Cornelia. 

Boyle  William,  mason,  h  88  Blandina. 

Brace  Rev.  S.  W.,  h  n  s  Whitesboro,  3  ab  Court  r— ~— 

Bradish  Block,  Nos  111  to  183  Genesee. 

Bradish  Arthur  M.,  student,  bds  311  Genesee. 

Bradish  John,  h  311  Genesee.   ^'■^:^"' 

Bradish  Theodore  H.,  dentist,  5  Bradish  Block,  bds  311  Genesee,  mm 

Bradley  Daniel,  bonnet  bleacher,  26  Hotel,  res  same. 

Bradley  Lewis,  landscape  painter  and  draughtsman,  h  90  Park  Av. 

Bradley  Mrs.  M.,  h  14  W.  Bridge. 

Bradley  Mrs.  M.,  h  n  s  Orchard,  4  w  Philip. 

Bradley  Perry,  proprietor  City  Garden  Saloon,  h  46  Broad. 

Bradt  Geo.  A.,  carpenter,  h  n  s  Clinton,  1  e  Genesee. 

Brady  James,  of  Manning  &  Co.,  h  4  Lansing. 

Brady  John,  bds  4  Lansing 

Brady  Peter  S  ,  clerk  Manning  &  Co's,  bds  37  Elizabeth. 

Brady  David,  ostler  Sherwood  House,  bds  same. 

Brady  William,  master  mason,  office  54  Bleecker,  h  cor  Bleecker  and 

Kossuth  Avenue. 
Braemer  Adam,  cordwainer,  h  216  Whitesboro. 
Brand  John,  butcher,  market  43  Schuyler,  h  s  s  Oak,  6  e  Schuyler. 
Brand  Thomas  J.,  moulder,  bds  W.  J.  Roberts'. 
Brannan  Peter  J.,  cordwainer,  h  82  Elizabeth. 
Brant  Mrs.  Laura,  nurse,  h  13  Mary. 

Brandigee  Rev.  J.  J.,  rector  Grace  Church,  h  45  Elizabeth. 
Bratfield  John,  h  46  Jay. 
Bratfield  Miss  Mary,  seamstress,  bds  46  Jay. 
Bratfield  Miss  Rebecca,  dressmaker,  bds  46  Jay. 
Bratt  Anna,  widow,  h  6  King. 
Braun  Frederick,  h  20  S.  Hamilton. 
Braun  Martin,  wheelwright,  h  260  Whitesboro. 
Bray  ton  &  Seward,  att'ys  and  counsellors,  30  Genesee. 

Brayton  Edward  S.,  of  B.  &  Seward,  h  4  Kent.  <-.,■■  ■■- » * 

Brazee  Ambrose,  brick  maker,  h  51  Mohawk. 

Brazee  John  H.,  cordwainer,  h  15  Oneida. 

Brazee  W.  R.,  cordwainer,  h  30  Columbia. 

Breen  Martin,  bds  Wm.  Breen's. 

Breen  William,  grocer,  4  Montgomery,  res  same. 

Breese  Thomas,  foreman  at  J.  Hunt's,  bds  Catharine  St.  House. 

Breese  Miss  Matilda,  tailoress,  14  Howard  Avenue. 

Brehn  Charles,  stone  cutter,  h  14  Leah. 

Breitstein  Francis,  cordwainer,  h  108  Columbia. 

Breithut  Andrew,  nailsmith,  h  33  Erie. 

Breiting  Christian,  tailor,  h  s  s  Warren,  7  w  Court. 

Brendes  Frederick,  cordwainer,  h  16  Tibbitts. 

Brendle  A.,  grocer,  125  Bleecker,  h  45  Third. 

Brennan  Timothy,  laborer,  h  119  Mary. 


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Brennan  Patrick,  cordwainer,  h  7  Second. 

Brennan  Peter,  cordwainer,  h  82  Elizabeth. 

Brentnall  Paul,  freight  agent  B.  R.  &  IT.  RR.,  h  42  West. 

Breuch  Martin,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  33  Parker. 

Brewer  Augustus  G.,  of  Knapp  <fc  B.,  8  Liberty,  bds  82  Broad. 

Brewer  Henry  L.,  clerk,  56  Genesee,  bds  22  Devereux. 

Brewer  Peter,  packer  of  beef  and  pork,  h  82  Broad. 

Brewster  Mrs.  P.,  widow  of  J.  W.,  bds  62  Seymour*  Avenue. 

Bridenstein  Frederick,  butcher,  106  Fayette,  res  same. 

Bridenstein  Jacob,  engineer,  h  54  Court. 

Bridenstein  Lawrence,  butcher,  h  146  Whitesboro. 

Bridenstein  Michael,  machinist,  h  93  Court. 

Briggs  Edward,  tailor,  h  72  Second. 

Briggs  James  R.,  clerk  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  72  Second. 

Briggs  Joseph,  tin  and  coppersmith,  cor  Columbia  and  Genesee,  h 

10  George. 
Bristol  Friend,  oyster  dealer,  39  Genesee,  bds  Sherwood  House. 
Bristol  Rev.  D.  W,  P.  E.  Oneida  District,  h  e  s  Genesee,  1  s  Clinton, 
Bristol  William,  h  239  Genesee.   **m**<™s*~~ 
Britsche  Melchior,  laborer,  bds  Nicholas  Miller's. 
Brixius  Henry,  tailor,  h  128  Court. 
Broadbent  Amnion,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  46  Schuyler. 
Broadbent  James,  clerk,  h  81  Cooper. 
Broadbent  Thomas,  h  3  Garden. 
Broadfoot  Mrs.,  h  7  South. 

Broadway  Maria,  widow  of  William,  h  96  Fayette. 
Brockway  James,  carpenter,  h  91  Court. 
Bronk  John  H.,  boot  and  shoe  store,  162  Genesee,  h  16  Plant. 
Brooks  B.  F.,  auctioneer,  139  Genesee,  res  Herkimer. 
Brophy  Edward,  blacksmith,  bds  J.  T.  Jones'. 
Brophy  John,  laborer,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  4  ab  jail. 
Brophy  Thomas,  grocer;  70  Steuben. 
Brothers  Abram,  h  corner  Albany  and  Webster. 
Brothers  Cornelia,  widow,  h  3  Meadow. 
Brothers  Harvey,  brakesman,  C.  RR.,  bds  3  Meadow. 
Brothers  James,  brakesman  C.  RR.,  bds  3  Meadow. 
Brower  John,  bds  G.  Penny's. 
Brower  Louisa,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 
Brown  Abram,  conductor  C.  RR.,  h  50  Main. 
Brown  Archibald,  moulder,  h  13  Cooper. 
Brown  Charles,  dry  goods  and  grocery  store,  cor  Columbia  and 

Varick,  res  same. 
Brown  Charles  H.,  tailor,  h  12  High. 
Brown  C.  L.,  clerk,  bds  Franklin  House. 
Brown  Caroline,  M.  D.,  office  69  Fayette. 
i  Brown  Elon  G.,  of  Newell  &  B.,  bds  9  Spring. 
Brown  Edward  M.,  clerk,  Evening  Telegraph  office,  bds  45  W.  Bridge. 
Brown  Edward,  card  engraver,  46  Genesee,  bds  19  Seneca. 


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Brown  George,  moulder,  bds  49  Columbia. 

Brown  Henry  S.,  silversmith,  h  13  Lansing. 

Brown  Hannah,  widow,  h  35  Oneida. 

Brown  Ira  D.,  ass't  editor  Morning  Herald,  h  8  Steuben  Park. 

Brown  James,  dresser,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  75  Spring. 

Brown  James,  office  111  Genesee,  h  9  Spring. 

Brown  James,  tailor,  h  45  W.  Bridge. 

Brown  James,  moulder,  bds  49  Columbia. 

Brown  Jacob,  laborer,  h  near  C.  RR.,  2  e  Clark's  bridge. 

Brown  John  F.,  moulder,  h  35  Cornelia. 

Brown  John  G.,  of  Warnick,  B.  &  Co.,  h  9  Broadway. 

Brown  John,  h  cor  George  and,  Steuben. 

Brown  Joseph,  cordwainer,  h  cor  Albany  st.  and  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Brown  Joseph,  grocer,  69  Whitesboro,  res.  same^,  -— 

Brown  Josiah  K,  of  Hurd  &  B.,  h  26  Court.  """"^ 

Brown  Mrs.  F.  M.,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Brown  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Richard,  h  35  Fayette. 

Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  h  69-J-  Broadway. 

Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph,  h  4  Kemble. 

Brown  Melville,  moulder,  h  4  Hopper. 

Brown  M.  E.  D.,  artist,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel.  ~~~ 

Brown  Michael,  blacksmith,  69  Broad,  h  114  Bleecker. 

Brown  Robert,  moulder,  bds  3  Aiken. 

Bcown  Mrs.  Samuel,  widow,  bds  69  Fayette. 

Brownell  Allanson  W.,  h  209  Genesee. 

Brown  ell  Mrs.  S.  L.,  milliner  and  mantuamaker,  209  Genesee,  res 

same. 
Brownell  Samuel,  stage  proprietor,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
Bruce  Walter  J.,  express  agent,  h  3  Water. 
Brucker  Christian,  cooper,  h  60  Chenango  Avenue. 
Brucker  Jacob,  laborer,  h  58  Chenango  Avenue. 
Bruckhauzer  Jacob,  h  5  Parker. 
Brunner  Francis,  blacksmith,  h  98  Columbia. 
Brunner  Jacob,  laborer,  h  1 6  Canal. 
Brunner  Melchior,  blacksmith,  h  54  Schuyler. 
Brunnet  Joseph,  cordwainer,  h  85  Spring. 
Brurden  Henry,  engineer  at  Asylum,  h  126  Court. 
Bryan  Daniel,  h  67  Cornelia. 
Bryan  William,  cigar  maker,  bds  67  Cornelia. 
Bryan  William,  laborer,  h  14  Hope. 

Bryant  George,  proprietor  Fayette  St.  House,  117  Fayette. 
Bryant  Spencer,  foreman  C.  RR.  track,  bds  30  Main. 
Buchanan  Elihu,  book-keeper  at  Culver  <fc  Co's,  bds  B.  Bowen's. 
Buchanan  James,  machinist,  h  54  Varick. 
Buchanan  Walter,  h  54  Varick. 
Buchanan  Thomas  Jr.,  book-keeper  at  Oneida  Bank,  h  cor  Genesee 

and  Clinton. 
Bucksbaum  Conradt,  laborer,  h  141  Water. 


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Buckley  Dennis,  laborer,  h  e  s  West,  2  ab  Square. 

Buckholz  George,  chair  maker,  lies  Mohawk,  ab  jail. 

Buddie  Edward  C,  harness  maker,  h  51  Steuben. 

Buddie  William  T.,  harness  maker,  9  Bleecker,  h  18  Steuben. 

Budlong  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h  16  Kemble. 

Budlong  Orlo  &..,  carpenter,  h  104  Whitesboro. 

Budlong  Samuel  H.,  h  96  Whitesboro. 

Buehler  Ireneur,  blacksmith,  h  122  Columbia. 

Buehler  John,  grocer,  h  28  S.  Hamilton. 

Buechlein  Michael,  h  4  South  Hamilton. 

Buckingham  E.  D.  &  Co.,  piano-forte  dealers,  50  Genesee. 

Buckingham  E.  D.,  of  E.  D.  B.  &  Co.,  h  32  Lansing. 

Buckingham  Jeremiah,  cooper,  h  rear  54  Catharine. 

Bugbee  George  F.,  student,  bds  96  Fayette. 

Bull  Job,  file  cutter,  h  5  Cooper. 

Bull  Samuel,  file  cutter,  h  67  Miller. 

Bull  William,  farmer,  h  n  s  Whitesboro,  near  Toll  Gate. 

Bullock  Benjamin  F.,  grocer,  42  Liberty,  res  same. 

Bullock  George,  house  and  sign  painter,  19,  h  65  Broad. 

Bullock  Samuel,  of  Ellis  &  B.,  h  64  Broad. 

Bullock  Thomas,  carver  and  gilder,  bds  64  Broad. 

Bult  John  E.,  tallow  chandler,  h  20  Whitesboro. 

Burbidge  James  F.,  brewer,  63,  h  65  Court. 

Burch  Mrs.  E.  J.,  tailoress,  k  55  Catharine. 

Burgert  Michael,  locksmith,  h  59  Canal. 

BURKE  &  GOODWIN,  dealers  in  coal  and  wood,  cor  Bridge  and 

Catharine. 
Burke  Charles  G.,  of  B.  &  Goodwin,  bds  51  Fayette. 
Burke  John,  cordwainer,  h  85  Water. 
Burke  John  U.,  clerk,  Savings'  Bank,  bds  51  Fayette. 
Burke  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  29  John. 
Burke  Michael,  locksmith,  h  135  Rutger. 
Burke  Michael,  laborer,  h  15  Charlotte. 
Burke  Patrick,  laborer  C.  R.  R.,  h  140  Blandina. 
Burke  Mrs.  Susan,  h  17  Steuben. 
Burke  Thomas,  gas-tender,  h  2  Seneca. 
Burke  Ulic,  M.  D.,  office  51  Fayette,  res  same. 
Burke  William  F.,  law  student,  bds  51  Fayette. 
Burkett  George,  plane  maker,  bds  42  Elizabeth. 

BURKE    &    GOODWIN, 

DEALERS    IN 

Corner  of  Catharine  and  Bridge  Sts.,  TJtica, 

(OFFICE?    33    BRIDGE    STREET.) 
Chas.  G.  Burke.  Edwin  P.  Goodwin. 

5* 


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Burkett  John  S.,  carriage  painter,  h  cor  Blandina  and  First. 

Burkett  William,  gate  keeper  Burlington  Plank  Road. 

Burlison  Stephen  A.,  peddler,  h  52  West. 

Burlingame  Christopher,  laborer,  h  115  Rutger. 

BURNHAM  ANDREW,  wholesale  dealer  in  cabinet  ware,  59  Hotel, 

bds  National  Hotel.    — — **— *- 
Burnham  William  L.,  2d  clerk  collector's  office,  h  42  Lansing. 
Buriiop  William  L.,  clerk,  143  Genesee,  h  58  Lansing. 
Burns  John,  laborer,  h  cor  Steuben  and  James. 
Burns  Michael,  laborer,  bds  Fifth  Ward  House. 
Burns  Thomas,  cordwainer,  h  31  Lansing. 
Burns  Thomas,  farmer,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  7  ab  Jail. 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  h  87  Mary. 
Burns  William,  peddler,  h  72  Elizabeth. 
Burridge  Alexander,  ostler  at  Bagg's  Hotel. 
Burrows  Martin,  attendant  at  Asylum. 
Burrows  Mrs.  Willis,  tailoress,  60  Columbia. 
Burtiss  R,  clerk  county  clerk's  office,  bds  73  Cornelia. 
Burtiss  Stephen,  pattern  maker,  h  73  Cornelia. 
Burton  Edward,  laborer,  h  27  Union. 
Burton  Thomas,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  77  West. 
Busch  Francis,  laborer,  h  39  Oneida. 
Bush  John  H.,  silversmith,  h  48  Main. 
Bush  Mrs.  Ellen,  widow  of  Michael,  h#65  Water. 
Bushnell  Harry,  h  47  Broadway. 

Bushnell  James  H,  machinist,  h  s  w  cor  Johnson  Square. 
Bussey  Mrs.  Mary  W.,  teacher  piano-forte,  bds  McGregor  House. 
Buswell  John,  liquor  merchant,  24  Liberty,  h  49  Whitesboro. 
Butcher  Charles  M.,  overseer  wool  room,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  48  Varick. 
Butler  Charles  A,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  17  Empire  Block,  bds 

Bagg's  Hotel.     """*" — " — - 

Butler  David  C,  h  17  Rutger. 

Butler  G-.  S.,  book-keeper,  81  Genesee,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Butler  James,  laborer,  h  5  Montgomery. 

Butler  J.  Milton,  cashier  Oneida  County  Bank,  bds  Central  Hotel.  — 

Butler  Joseph,  attendant  at  Asylum. 

Butler  Mrs.  E.,  widow,  h  45  Second. 

Butler  Nicholas,  sexton  St.  John's  (Catholic)  Church,  h  cor  Mary 

and  Third.    

ANDREW    BURNHAM, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

CABIFET    EUMITTOE, 

CHAIRS,     LOOKING-GLASSES, 

HAIR  AND    PALMETTO    MATRASSES,    ETC.   ETC. 

59  Franklin  Square,  Genesee  Street. 


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Butler  Mrs.  Sally,  milliner  at  75  Genesee,  h  46  Mary. 

Butler  Truman  K.,  druggist  and  grocer,  114  Genesee,  bds  Bagg* 

Hotel.  — ~-*^  ^^ 
Butterfield  Charles  F.,  express  messenger,  B.  R.  &  U.  R.  R.,  bds  32 

Fayette. 
Butterfield  Daniel  A.,  general  agent  American  Express  Company, 

office  New  York  city. 

BUTTERFIELD  &  SON,  livery  stables,  8  Main.  -*- 

Butterfield  John,  of  B.  &  Son,  h  32  Fayette. 

Butterfield  Theodore  F.,  of  B.  &  Son,  h  24  Whitesboro. 

Button  Ira  A.,  hat  and  cap  store,  98  Genesee,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Button  Walter,  machinist,  h  70  Court. 

Byington  Seymour  P.,  carpenter,  h  4  Spring. 

Byrne  John  C,  clerk,  bds  Fifth  Ward  House. 

Byrne  Moses,  porter  at  Webb  &  Walker's,  h  e  s  Chatham,  2  s  Ge  orge. 

Byron  John,  superintendent  S.  W.  Mills,  h  72  Varick. 


c 


Caad  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow,  h  85  Third. 
Cadwell  Dan  P.,  h  65  Whitesboro. 
Cadwell  Elisha,  grocer,  26  Columbia,  bds  14  Mary. 
Cahill  Edward,  laborer,  h  cor  Third  and  Mary. 
Cahill  Henry,  tinsmith,  bds  74  Third. 
Cahill  John,  laborer,  h  cor  Third  and  Mary. 
Cahill  Patrick,  laborer,  h  25  Gold. 
Cahill  Thomas,  laborer,  h  70  Third 
Cahill  Thomas,  laborer,  h  72  Third. 
Cahill  William,  laborer,  h  137  Rutger. 
Cain  Mathew,  cordwainer,  h  cor  Seneca  and  Water. 
Callahan  Walter,  mason,  h  15  Philip. 
Callahan  Walter,  Jr.,  mason,  h  252  Whitesboro. 
CALLANEN"  HUGH,  boot  and  shoe  store,  93  Genesee,  h  4  West. 
Callanen  Patrick,  cordwainer,  bds  89  Jay. 
Callaghan  Catharine,  h  13  Leah. 
Callaghan  John,  laborer,  h  4  Pine. 
I  Callaghan  Walter,  mason,  h  252  Whitesboro. 
Callaghan  Timothy,  carder,  h  22  Fay. 

JOHN  BUTTERFIELD  &  SON, 

NO.    8    MAIN    ST., 

Where  may  be  had  at  all  times  the  best  of  HORSES  &  CARRIAGES 
at  prices  to  suit  the  times. 


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Callowa}^  James,  metal  sash  maker  at  C.  P.  Davis',  h  61  W.  Bridge. 

Calloway  Samuei,  laborer,  hes  Genesee,  4  s  Oneida  Square. 

Calvary  Church,  (Episcopal,)  near  cor  Howard  Avenue  and  South 
st.,  [lev.  W.  A.  Matson,  rector. 

Califf  Osborn,  laborer,  h  15  Jay. 

Cameron  Alexander,  h  79  Columbia. 

Cameron  William  A.,  tinsmith,  h  s  s  Warren,  1  s  South  Hamilton. 

Camp  Harry,  office  46  Liberty,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's.-**""—— 

Camp  John,  office  46  Liberty,  h  42  Whitesboro. 

Canal  Collector's  Office,  cor  Jay  and  John,  W.  H.  Green,  Collector. 

Canaway  Alexander,  carpenter,  hes  Webster  Avenue,  2  s  South  st. 

Canaway  Samuel,  carpenter,  h  138  Lansing. 

Canary  Thomas,  laborer,  h  41  Third. 

Canary  Thomas,  laborer,  hes  Albany,  2  ab  Bleecker. 

Canfield  Edwin  R.,  of  C.  &  Hill,  h  38  Cooper. 

Canfield  &  Hill,  wagon  makers,  23  State. 

Cantwell  John,  premium  boot  and  shoe  maker,  shop  3,  h  43  Catha- 
rine.   fH  * — 

Capron  George,  carpenter,  h  44  West. 

Capron  John  S.,  clerk,  56  Genesee,  bds  19  Seneca. 

Capron  Joshua  L.,  carpenter,  h  68  Seymour  Avenue. 

Capron  Joshua,  carpenter,  bds  68  Seymour  Avenue. 

Caraher  Rev.  Patrick,  pastor  St.  Patrick's  Church,  h  86  Columbia. 

Carey  Michael,  carpenter,  h  14  Lansing. 

Carey  Edward,  livery  driver,  bds  M.  Bell's. 

Carey  Mrs.  Hannah,  h  35  West  Bridge. 

Carey  William,  laborer,  h  80  Court. 

Carle  Andrew,  tailor,  bds  24  Varick. 

Carle  Michael,  wheelwright,  h  cor  Catharine  and  Bridge. 

Carle  Michael,  laborer,  h  108  Jay. 

Carle  William,  tailor,  bds  24  Varick. 

Carley  Joseph,  book-keeper  at  Culver  &  Co.'s,  h  16  Spring. 

Carmody  Michael,  laborer,  h  19  South  Hamilton. 

Carmody  Patrick,  laborer,  h  4  Stark. 

Carney  Valentine,  laborer,  h  40  Hart. 

Carnright  Mrs.  Eliza,  tailoress,  h  22  Elizabeth. 

Carlon  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow,  h  15  Canal. 

Carpenter  Andrew  J.,  proprietor  Central  Hotel. 

Carpenter  Mrs.  Celia,  matron  City  Hospital. 

NO.  93  GENESEE  STREET,  Corner  of  Catharine,  Utica 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

LADIES'  &  GENTLEMEN'S  BOOTS  &  SHOES 

Of  all  kinds,  which  he  will  warrant  to  be  of  the  best  quality. 
tO?-  BOOTS  &  SHOES  made  to  measure  on  short  notice,  and  warranted  to  fit. 


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Carpenter  Clark,  wheelwright,  cor  John  and  Catharine,  h  36  Eliza- 
beth. 

Carpenter  Charles  H.,  painter,  bds  36  Elizabeth. 

Carpenter  James,  sup't  City  Hospital,  cor  Broad  and  Bridge. 

Carpenter  William  P.,  book-keeper  at  J.  S.  &  M.  Peckham's,  h  45 
Lansing. 

Carr  James,  engineer  at  Screw  Factory,  h  60  Schuyler. 

Carr  Henry,  cooper,  h  72  Catharine. 

Carr  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  cor  Liberty  and  Genesee,  h  35  Steuben. 

Carrigan  Mrs.  Catharine,  h  9  Charlotte. 

Carrigan  James,  porter  at  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  w  s  First,  1  n  Lansing. 

Carroll  Edward,  livery  driver,  bds  M.  Bell's. 

Carroll  John,  moulder,  bds  53  Second. 

Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  h  111  Elizabeth. 

Carroll  Patrick,  moulder,  bds  53  Second. 

Carroll  Michael,  laborer,  bds  53  Second.  ' 

Carroll  Owen,  laborer,  h  1  Tibbitts. 

Carroll  Thomas,  mason,  h  15  Kirkland. 

Carroll  William,  cordwainer,  h  7  Union. 

CARTON  JOHN,  hardware  dealer,  tin,  sheet-iron  and  copper-smith, 
133  Genesee,  "  Exchange  Buildings,"  h  102  John. 

Carter  Francis,  porter  at  Sherwood  &  Co.'s,  h  61  Whitesboro. 

Carver  Franklin,  laborer,  B.  R.  &  U.  R.  R.  freight  house,  h  13  Water. 

Carvenough  Mrs.  Susan,  tailoress,  h  60  West. 

Cart wright  Ann,  midwife,  h  55  West  Bridge. 

Case  George,  carpenter,  bds  57  Columbia. 

Case  William  P.,  Jr.,  pattern  maker,  h  15  Pearl. 

Casey  Mathew,  laborer,  h  19  Bridge. 

Casler  Ashler,  tin  and  copper  smith,  h  98  Water. 

Casler  Alvin  B.,  painter,  bds  75  Fayette. 

Casler  James  D  ,  bds  75  Fayette. 

Cassily  Daniel,  laborer,  h  18  Bristol. 

Cassidy  James,  gardener  at  N.  H.  Bering's. 

Cassidy  John,  laborer,  h  14  Louisa. 

Cassidy  Michael,  porter  at  Rockwell  &  Ferry's,  h  12  Louisa. 

Cassidy  Patrick,  Marble  Pillar  Hotel,  Bagg's  Square,  h  60  Main. 

Catharine  Street  House,  A.  C.  Potter,  proprietor. 

Catholic  Church,  (St.  John's,)  cor  John  and  Bleecker,  Rev.  Thomas 
Daly,  pastor. 

JOHN     O^RTO^, 
Copper,  Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Manufacturer, 

A.1STJD       IPLTTIS/EBEIR.. 

SEALER  IN  . 

mm  Am  <k  mm  WAf  nm  iromKf asks, 

RANGES,  STOVES,  GRATES,  REGISTERS,  VENTILATORS, 

METALS,  PLUMBING  MATERIALS,  &C.  &C. 
NO.    133    GENESEE    STREET,    CTICA,    N.    Y. 


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Catholic  Church,  (St.  Joseph's,)  139  Fayette,  Eev.  F.  Y.  C.  "Weber, 

pastor. 
Catholic  Church,  (St.  Patrick's,)  cor  Columbia  and  Huntington,  Rev. 

Patrick  Caraher,  pastor. 
Catillaz  Xavier,  silver  plater,  h  91  Mohawk. 
Catlin  Albert,  clerk,  140  Genesee,  bds  34  West. 
Catlin  ().,  h  34  West. 
Central  City  Hall,  over  106  Fayette. 
Central  Independent  Office,  132  Genesee,  (up-stairs.) 
Central  Hotel,  cor  Genesee  and  Elizabeth,  A.  J.  Carpenter,  proprietor. 
Cessford  George,  pattern  maker,  h  9  Cooper. 

Cessford  John  G.,  engineer  at  J.  S.  &  M.  Peckham's,  bds  9  Cooper. 
Caulford  Martin,  furnaceman,  h  85  Jay. 
Caulford  Peter,  laborer,  h  29  Third. 

Chadwick  Miss  Ann,  teacher  6th  Ward  School,  bds  Mrs.  B.  Sprague's. 
Chadwick  Miss  D.  S.,  teacher,  bds  Mrs.  B.  Sprague's. 
Chambers  John,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  56  Schuyler. 
Chamberlain  Ephraim,  treasurer  U.  S.  C.  Mills,  h  94  Fayette. 
Channer  John  L.?  cordwainer,  h  16  West. 

Chancellor  Square,  between  Bleecker  and  Elizabeth,  e  Academy. 
Chandler  Charles,  tailor,  h  27  Steuben. 
Chantry  Thomas  P.,  wagon  maker,  h  90  Hart. 

Chapman  Edward,  sec'y  and  treas'r  Morse  Tel.  Co.,  h  8  "W.  Bridge. *• 
Chapman  Isaac,  clerk  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Chapman  John  L.,  attendant  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Chapman  John,  tailor,  h  56  Miller. 
Chapman  Hannah,  milliner,  2  Broad,  res  same. 
Chapman  Maria,  nurse,  234  Genesee. 

Chapman  Thomas  C,  clerk  Oneida  Bank,  bds  E.  Chapman's. 
Chapman  Thomas,  engineer,  h  113  Schuyler. 
Chapman  William,  U.  W.  Mills,  hill  Schuyler. 
Chapman  William  C,  clerk  treasurer's  office  Telegraph  Co.,  bds  E. 

Chapman's. 
Chappell  James,  cordwainer,  h  7  Blandina. 
Charles  Wolf,  German  Hotel,  44  Liberty. 
Charles  Owen,  carpenter,  h  17  Carnahan. 
Charles  Mrs.  E.  W.,  dressmaker,  res  17  Carnahan. 
Chase  Henry  W.,  agent  Utica  Evening  Telegraph,  bds  24  Main. 
Chase  Ira,  h  24  Main. 

Chatfield  Thomas  W.,  tin  and  copper  smith,  16  Genesee,  res  same. 
Chatterson  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow,  h  92  Broad. 
Cheney  George,  reed  maker,  h  9  Hopper. 
Chiids  Silas  D.,  h  249  Genesee.  *— ■- 
.  Chifinski  Jonas,  peddler,  h  113  Water. 
Chitty  Mary,  laundress,  h  20  Tracy. 
Chitty  William,  cordwainer,  h  20  Tracy. 
Christian  James,  laborer,  h  92  Broad. 
Christian  William  H.,  civil  engineer,  bds  12  Broadway. 


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Christian  Nathan,  blacksmith,  h  96  Broadway. 

Chubbuck  A.  S.,  machinist,  h  5*7  Whitesboro. 

Chubbuck  Samuel  W.,  telegraph  instrument  manufacturer,  34  Gene- 
see, h  27  Seneca. 

Church  of  the  Evangelical  Association,  w  s  Garden,  2  s  Court. 

Church  Edward,  painter,  h  w  s  Albany,  2  ab  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Church  Joshua  M.,  h  1  Hamilton. 

Church  Joshua  W.,  book-keeper,  h  19  Hopper. 

Church  of  the  Reconciliation,  (Universalist,)  Seneca,  I  bl  Columbia, 
Rev.  C.  C  Gordon,  pastor. 

Church  Truman  K.,  book-keeper,  h  cor  South  and  Howard  Avenue. 

Churchill  Alfred,  of  A.  &  A.  C,  Bagg's  Hotel.  **-*- 

Churchill  Alonzo,  of  A.  &  A.  C,  Bagg's  Hotel.—— 

Churchill  Eliza,  milliner,  bds  60  Washington. 

Churchill  George  C,  attorney  at  law,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel.  w,,,,. 

Churchill  Mrs.  Lois,  widow  of  Charles,  bds  8  Mary. 

Churchill  Varnum  H.,  exchange  broker,  131  Genesee,  h  2  Lansing. 

Churchill  William  C,  h  66  Fayette. 

Cimbel  Salem,  h  26  Stark. 

City  Attorney's  Office,  53  Hotel,  J.  K.  Brown,  City  Attorney. 

City  Clerk's  Office,  City  Hall,  David  Perkins,  Clerk. 

City  Hall,  cor  Genesee  and  Pearl. 

City  Hospital,  cor  Bridge  and  Broad. 

City  Sexton,  L.  Mumford,  sexton,  office  12  Catharine. 

City  Coffee  House,  14  Genesee  si.,  Beston  &  Cooly,  proprietors. 

City  Guager  and  Sealer,  C.  Claghorn,  office  3  Bleecker. 

City  and  Town  Overseer  of  the  Poor,  John  T,  Jones,  office  15  Catha- 
rine. 

City  Treasurer,  Ira  A.  Button,  office  98  Genesee. 

Claghorn  Charles,  city  and  county  sealer  of  weights  and  measures, 
office  3  Bleecker,  h  96  Liberty. 

Clare  John,  clerk,  Shaw  &  Co.'s,  h  cor  Jay  and  First. 

Clark  Mrs.  Ann  B.,  bds  255  Genesee. 

Clark  Alfred  S.,  tailor,  h  n  s  Whitesboro,  5  ab  Court. 

Clark  Aaron  J.,  wheelwright,  h  n  s  Whitesboro,  5  ab  Court. 

Clark  Benjamin  A.,  civil  engineer,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Clark  Elizabeth  H.,  bds  255  Genesee. 

Clark  Mrs.  Hannah,  widow  of  C.  D.,  h  5  Devereux. 

Clark  Erastus,  Recorder,  office  City  Hall,  h  20  Seneca.    —   -» 

Clark  George  A.,  variety  store,  40  Genesee,  bds  5  Devereux.  — *• 

Clark  George,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Clark  Mrs.  A.,  widow,  boarding  house,  58  Broadway. 

Clark  John  T..  civil  engineer,  h  268  Genesee. 

Clark  John,  gardener,  h  6  Howard  Avenue. 

Clark  James  J.,  cooper,  bds  21  John. 

Clark  Michael,  cooper,  cor  John  and  Catharine,  h  21  John. 

Clark  Michael  F.,  cooper,  bds  21  John. 

Clark  Martin  H.,  cooper,  bds  21  John. 


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Clark  Mary,  nurse,  h  51  Steuben. 

Clark  William,  h  43  Bridge. 

Clark  William  H.,  butcher,  cor  Devereux  and  Charlotte,  bds  60 
Charlotte. 

Clarkson  David  L.,  h  26  Broad.    ---"*""" 

Clary  Patrick,  laborer,  h  n  s  Blandina,  2  w  Third. 

Clary  James,  cabinet  maker,  h  e  s  Albany,  1  ab  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Clary  John,  carpenter,  h  1  Montgomery. 

Cleveland  Daniel,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Kossuth  Av,  6  ab  South  st. 

Cleaveland  J.  M.,  M.  D  ,  2nd  ass't  physician,  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Claumuntzer  Henry,  laborer,  h  278  Whitesboro. 

Cline  W.  &  J.,  jewellers,  36  Genesee. 

Cline  J.,  of  W   &  J.  C,  bds  Catharine  St  House. 

Cline  W.,  of  W.  &  J.  C,  bds  American  Hotel. 

Cline  B.,  jeweller,  bds  McGregor  House. 

Cline  P.,  M.  D.,  bds  McGregor  House. 

Clinton  Hotel,  35  Bleecker,  John  Pease,  proprietor, 

Clinton  Vlarket,  cor  Bleecker  and  Culver. 

Clinton  Thomas,  laborer,  h  17  Bridge. 

Clogher  Peter,  agent  S.  W,  Mills,  h  84  Court.. 

Clute  John  V,  salesman  at  A.  Burnham's,  h  67  Broadway. 

Coakley  Margaret,  h  cor  Mohawk  an  i  M  iry. 

Coakley  Mary,  h  cor  Albany  and  Jay. 

Coakley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  cor  Jay  and  Albany. 

Coates  Miss   Lucretia,  tailoress,  h  cor  Charlotte  and  Bleecker,  up 

stairs. 
Cockburn  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h  29  Broadway. 
Coburn  Alexander,  att'y  and  counsellor,  exchange  buildings,  h  82 

John.     ■cTni",B" - 

Coburn  Charles  A.,  engineer  C.  RR.,  bds  3  First. 

Codner  William,  h  6  Union. 

Coffee  John,  cigar  maker,  h  15  Yarick. 

Coffin,  William  W.,  book-keeper,  U  W.  Mills,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Cogley  John,  carpenter,  h  151   Bleecker. 

Cohen  Abram,  peddler,  h  13  Post. 

Colby  Mark  M.,  machinist,  h  6  Spring. 

Colbert  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  112  Bleecker. 

Colburn  Ann,  widow  of  Amasa,  h  2  Canal. 

Cole  Alzina,  widow,  h  22  Huntington. 

Cole  J.  Hazen,  carpenter,  h  22  Miller. 

Cole  Lawrence,  sexton  St.  Joseph's  Cemetery,  h  w  s  Joseph,  4  n 

Canal. 
Cole  John,  brakesman  B.  R.  &  IT.  RR.,  bds  New  England  House. 
Cole  Samuel  J.,  moulder,  h  84  Blandina. 
Cole  Mrs.  Sophia,  widow  of  William,  h  52  Catharine. 
Cole  William  G.,  watch  repairer,  h  24  Miller. 
Colgan  Thomas,  stone  mason,  hes  Kemble,  near  Clinton. 
College  James,  painter,  h  32  Miller. 


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Colley  William  H.,  mason,  h  36  Howard  Avenue. 

Colligan  Bridget,  widow,  h  cor  Third  and  Blandina. 

Colligan  Patrick,  laborer,  fa  18  Schuyler. 

Colling«Alfred  H.,  dentist,  bds  18  Hotel. 

Colling  Henry  A.,  chair  finisher,  bds  18  Hotel. 

Colling  Thomas,  treasurer  S.  Woolen  Co.,  h  18  Hotel. 

Colling  William  C,  clerk,  post  office,  bds  18  Hotel. 

Collins  Mrs.  D.,  widow,  h  68  Washington. 

Collins  Daniel,  mason,  h  98  Bleecker. 

Collins  Dennis,  tailor,  h  82  Jay. 

Collins  James,  laborer,  h  1  Montgomery. 

Collins  John  D.,  att'y  at  law,  office  Tibbitts'  Block. 

Collins  John,  tailor,  h  35  Third. 

Collins  John,  cart  man,  h  50  Third. 

Collins  John,  tobacconist,  fa  w  s  Mohawk,  2  ab  jail. 

Collins  Job  S.,  fa  13  Union. 

Collins  Michael,  laborer,  h  24  Bleecker. 

Collins  Selden,  jeweller,  46  Genesee,  h  9  Lansing.  -— — 

Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  h  21  Broadway. 

Collins  W.  V.  &  Co.,  manufacturers  of  porter  and  ale,  62  BroadL 

Collins  W.  V.,  of  W.  V.  C.  &  Co.,  h  20  Elizabeth. 

Collins  William,  furnaceman,  h  68  Washington. 

Colin- Joseph,  brick  maker,  fa  144  Fayette. 

Collis  William  G.,  machinist,  h  36  West. 

Colman  Mrs.  Eve,  h  104  Court. 

Colt  J.  W.,  clerk,  54  Genesee,  bds  McGregor  House. 

Common  Council  Room,  City  Hall. 

Common  School,  No.  1,  (advanced,)  cor  Charlotte  and  Elizabeth. 

':  "        No.  2,  cor  Whitesboro  and  Potter,  2d  Ward. 

"  "        No.  3,  Aiken,  w  Cornelia,  3d  Ward. 

No.  4,  24  Steuben,  4th  Ward. 

**  "        No.  5,  Blandina,  e  First,  5th  Ward. 

*'  *'        No.  6,  Hamilton,  s  Columbia,  6th  Ward. 

"  "        No.  1,  near  toll  gate,  Burlington  Plank  Road 

"  "        No.  8,  Catharine,  near  Bridge,  5th  Ward, 

Comstock  Albert  S.,  bds  Franklin  House. 
Comstock  Edwin  D.,  of  Dickinson,  C.  <fe  Co.,  bds  T.  Midlands. 
Comstock  Miles  C,  of  Dickinson,  0.  &  Co.,  h  109  John. 
Comstock  Roderick  J.,  carpenter,  S.  W.   Mills,  fans  Green,  1  w 

Schuyler. 
Comstock  Stephen,  meat  market,  22  Liberty,  h  66  Main. 
Concert  Hall,  cor  John  and  Broad. 
Condon  John,  laborer,  h  1  Montgomery. 
Conaghty  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h  9  Montgomery. 
Conaghty  John  J.,  grocer,  cor  Bleecker  and  Second,  bds  9  Mont« 

gomery. 
Conaghty  T.  P.,  clerk,  bds  9  Montgomery. 
Conaghty  Patrick,  laborer,  fa  79  Elizabetfa. 

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Conaghty  Patrick  Jr.,  carpenter,  bds  79  Elizabeth. 

Congar  Geo.  H.,  justice  of  the  peace,  9  Exchange  building6. 

Conklin  Richard,  wood  turner,  h  19  Howard  Avenue. 

Conklin  Rufus  K,  of  Lyon  &  C.,  h  3  Cottage. 

Conklin  Susan  W.,  paper  hanger,  h  77  W.  Bridge. 

Conkling   Roscoe,   of  C.   <fc  Throop,  and  Mayor  of  the  City,  h  35 

Whitesboro.   -««- 
Conkling  &  Throop,  att'ys  and  counsellors,  office  Tibbitts'  Block. 
Cone  Daniel,  mover  of  buildings,  h  2  West. 
Cone  George,  mover  of  buildings,  h  55  Steuben. 
Cone  George  W.,  clerk.  160  Genesee,  bds  2  West. 
Cone  Warren,  boarding  house,  55  Broadway. 
Conlin  James  S.,  glass  stain er,  at  C.  P.  Davis',  bds  15  Rebecca. 
Conlin  Stephen,  milkman,  h  15  Rebecca. 
Connally  James,  boarding  house,  32  John. 
Conn  ally  Peter,  laborer,  bds  M.  Bell's. 
Conner  David,  bds  99  Court.  > 

Conner  James,  laborer,  h  23  First. 
Conner  Martin,  cordwainer,  h  40  Miller. 
Conner  Michael,  cordwainer,  bds  20  Jay. 
Conner  Michael,  laborer,  h  w  s  Chatham,  1  s  George. 
Conner  Terence,  laborer,  bds  M.  Bell's. 
Conner  Timothy,  laborer,  h  6  Montgomery. 
Connel  William,  laborer,  h  Catharine,  2  w  Third. 
Coons  James  H.,  wheelwright,  bds  14  Huntington. 
Coonradt  Lawrence,  laborer,  h  10  Burnet. 
Coonradt  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h  36  Saratoga. 
Coonradt  Sebastian,  laborer,  h  w  s  Albany,  1  ab  Mary. 
Cooney  Rosanna,  bds  27  State. 
Cooney  Mrs.  Rosanna,  h  27  State. 
Coon  Casper,  peddler,  h  95  Water. 
Contwoitch  Lazarus,  Priest  Jewish  Synagogue,  and  teacher,  h  e  a 

Hoyt. 
Cook  Augustus,  laborer,  h  15  Tibbitts. 
Cook  Albeit,  carpenter,  lis  s  William,  1  w  State. 
Cook  Ann  V.,  tailoress,  hss  Blandina,  1  e  Albany. 
Cook  Charles  pattern  maker,  h  52  Miller. 
Cook  Henry  H.,  coachman  at  Mrs.  A.  Munson's,  h  92  Spring. 
Cook  James,  h  23  Howard  Avenue. 
Cook  Mrs.  John  W.,  dress  maker,  17  Pearl. 
Cook  John  W.,  carpenter,  h  17  Pearl. 
Cook  Miss  Julia,  tailoress,  bds  Mrs.  Ann  V.  Cook's. 
Cook  Robert,  coachman  at  O.  B.  Matteson's,  h  32  Cooper. 
Cooley  D.,  engineer  O.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 
Cooley  John,  printer,  h  14  Water. 
Cooley  John  Jr.,  printer,  bds  14  Water. 
Cooley  John,  cordwainer,  bJs  36  Charlotte. 
Cooly  Thomas,  of  Beston  &  0.,  h  5  Water. 


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Cooper  E.  R,  draper  and  tailor,  90  Genesee,  h  same. 

Cooper  B.  F.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  over  131,  h  276  Genesee.  — - 

Cooper  Henry,  att'y  at  law,  bds  276  Genesee. 

Cooper  John  A.,  civil  engineer,  h  58  Elizabeth. 

Copeman  Arthur  S.,  veterinary  surgeon,  h  21  Columbia. 

Coram  H.  D.,  cordwainer,  h  14  Tracy. 

Corbally  Patrick,  cooper,  cor  Catharine  and  First,  h  same. 

Corbally  Patrick  Jr.,  variety  store,  54  Catharine,  bds  P.  Corbally's. 

Corbett  Mrs.  Mary,  h  93  Mary. 

Corey  Rev.  Daniel  G.,  pastor  Bleecker  St.   (Baptist)  Church,  h  27 

Blandina. 
Corey  Mrs.  Francis  D.,  widow,  h  53  Broadway. 
Corey  Francis  W.,  student,  bds  53  Broadway. 
Corey  John,  bds  27  Blandina, 

Corkwell  Mrs.,  widow  of  William,  h  cor  Elm  and  Pleasant. 
Corkin  Cornelius,  laborer,  h  69  Second. 
Cortin  John,  laborer,  h  99  Bleecker. 
Cornelius  George,  barber,  53  Bleecker,  res  same. 
Corp  John,  cordwainer,  h  11  Blandina. 
Corrigan  Michael,  laborer,  h  19  Gold. 

Cosselman '&  Ehresman,  stone  yard,  cor  Whitesboro  and  Liberty. 
Cosselman  Christian,  of  C.  &  Ehresman,  h  98  Blandina. 
Cosselman  Montgomery,  carriage  maker,  h  67  Steuben. 
Coss  Frederick  C,  clerk,  158  Genesee,  bds  14  Broadway. 
Cosgrove  John,  plasterer,  h  w  s  Cherry,  1  s  Whitesboro. 
Cosmeyer  Frederick,  cordwainer,  h  9  Keilson. 
Cotter  Francis,  constable,  h  12  State. 
Cotter  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow  of  John,  bds  12  State. 
Coughlin  John,  laborer,  h  27  Philip. 
Coughlin  Michael,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  64  Court. 
Coughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h  143  Bleecker. 
Coughlin  Timothy,  laborer,  h  Catharine,  2  w  Bridge. 
Coughlin  William,  laborer,  h  114  Elizabeth. 
County  Clerk's  office,  222  Genesee,.  Z.  M.  Howes,  clerk. 
County  jail,  Mohawk  st.,  David  Babcock,  jailor. 
Court  House,  59  and  61  John. 
Coultis  William,  cartman,  h  37  Blandina. 
Coupe  Henry,  farmer,  e  s  Albany,  near  city  line. 
Coupe  Hugh,  brick  maker,  lies  Albany,  near  city  line. 


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Coventry  C.  B.,  M.  D.,  of  0.  &  Thomas,  h  54  Elizabeth. 

Coventry  George,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  h  2  Mohawk. 

Coventry  &  Thomas,  physicians  and  surgeons,  office  75  Genesee.^ 

Coverstadt  John,  tailor,  bds  W.  Charles'. 

Cowen  Thomas,  baker,  h  1  First. 

Cowen  William,  laborer,  h  47  Bridge. 

Cowley  Thomas,  butcher,  67  Yarick,  h  24  Garden. 

Cowley  William,  butcher,  67  Yarick,  bds  24  Garden. 

Cox  David,  fireman,  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Cox  James,  carpenter,  h  cor  State  and  Plant. 

Cox  Thomas  M.,  laborer,  h  20  Kemble. 

Coxe  Rev.  S.  H.,  rector  of  Trinity  Church,  res  rear  same. 

Coxon  Mrs.  Ellen,  tailoress,  h  3  Eagle. 

Coye  Jason  G.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  over  96  Genesee,  h  13  W. 

Bridge. 
Cozzens  Levi,  h  66  Liberty. 

Cozier  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Ezra  S.,  bds  John  Thome's. 
Cranwell  Michael,  h  w  s  Cherry. 
Creagan  James,  plumber,  bds  7  Huntington. 
Creagan  James,  mason,  h  15  JNeilson. 
Creagan  Michael,  mason,  h  14  Neilson. 
Creagan  Mrs.  Mary,  h  27  Elizabeth. 
Creagan  Patrick,  mason,  h  18  Neilson. 

Crafts  &  Babcock,  att'ys  and  counsellors,  office  162  Genesee. 
Crafts  Willard,  of  C.  &  Babcock,  h  280  Genesee.  - — — < 
Crafford  Andrew,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  14  Edward. 
Crandall  Erastus  B.,  carpenter,  h  130  Columbia. 
Crandall  John  D.,  clerk  at  assistant  superintendent's  office,  K  Y.  C. 

R.  R.,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 
Crary  Archibald  C,  attorney  and  counsellor,  and  land  agent,  office 

Devereux  Block,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
Crask  Mrs.  Ann,  widow,  h  76  Main. 
Crask  James,  laborer,  h  16  Post. 

Crawford  John,  cabinet  maker,  h  cor  Henry  and  Hart. 
Crego  Thomas  H.,  clerk  at  resident  engineer's  office,  h  88  Fayette. 
Crenan  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  James,  h  19  Bridge. 
Crimans  Michael,  h  cor  Mohawk  and  Jay. 
CRONIN  TIMOTHY,  builder,  shop  17,  h  20  John. 

TIMOTHY    OEONIN, 

HAS  REMOVED  HIS  SHOP  TO 

No.  17  John  Street,  Opposite  Concert  Hall. 

Having  the  largest  and  most  spacious  shop  in  this  City,  he  is  prepared  to  exe- 
cute all  Jobs  pertaining  to  his  business  in  the  most  prompt  and  workmanlike 
manner.  He  also  keeps  engaged  several  workmen  in  making  Counting  House 
Desks  of  all  patterns. 


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Cronin  David,  carpenter,  h  17  First. 
Crippen  Frederick,  moulder,  h  43  Columbia. 
Crippen  Samuel,  clerk,  6  Liberty,  h  31  Cooper. 
Crisman  Christopher,  laborer,  h  13  South  Hamilton. 
Crisman  John,  grocer,  90  Liberty,  res  same. 

Crocker  Hugh,  h  65  Main.  ■» ,„x;, 

Crocker  John  G.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  bds  65  Main. 

Crocker  Mrs.  Josephine,  nurse,  h  31  Cooper. 

Crocker  Rutger,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bds  65  Main. 

Crook  John,  grocer,  176  Genesee,  h  17  Cornelia. 

Croak  John,  tailor,  h  78  Elizabeth. 

Cross  Arminda,  S.  W.  Mills,  bds  174  Whitesboro. 

Crowley  Cornelius,  h  128  Mary. 

Crothers  Andrew,  clerk,  55  Hotel,  h  31^  Blandina. 

Crous  Jacob,  h  127  Rutger. 

Cruikshank  Charles,  clerk,  bds  80  Whitesboro. 

Cruikshank  David,  1  Packet  Dock,  and  livery  stable  rear  National 

Hotel. 
Cruikshank  Mrs.  Martha,  h  80  Whitesboro. 
Crumley  James,  laborer,  h  18  First. 
Crump  Joab  J.,  coppersmith,  li  -8  South. 

Crump  Josephus  F.,  hat  and  cap  store,  128  Genesee,  h  33  Fayette. 
Culver  Abram  E-,  of  Culver  &  Co.,  h  s  s  Broad,  5  bl  Mohawk. 
CULVER  &  CO.,  forwarding  and  commission  merchants,  Empire 

Block. 
Cummings  Jason,  carpenter,  h  48  Mary. 
Cummings  Henry,  machinist,  bds  55  Broadway. 
Cunningham  G.  W.,  brakesman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  46  Whitesboro. 
Cunningham  James,  laborer,  h  28  Fayelte. 
Cunningham  Peter,  lumber  merchant,  25  Bridge,  h  81  Jay. 
Cunningham  W.  K,  student  at  O.  G,  Kellogg's. 
Cunny  Thomas,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 
Curley  Mrs.  Bridget,  widow,  h  143  Bleecker. 
OURLEY  PATRICK  J.,  plumber,  1  Carnahan,  bds  29  Seneca. 
Curran  Mrs.  Edward,  widow,  h  5  Washington, 
Curran's  Sons,  leather  merchants,  33  Genesee. 
Curran  Charles  O,  of  C.'s  Sons,  bds  5  Washington. 
Curran  Edward,  of  C.'s  Sons,  bds  5  Washington./ 
Curran  Francis,  furnaceman,  h  88  Mary. 

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PIjU  3VC  B  E5  JE=t , 

ALL  KINDS  OF  PLUMBING  WORK 

Done  cheaper  than  at  any  other  Establishment  in  Utica. 
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Curran  George  L.,  clerk,  33  Genesee,  bds  5  WashingtoD. 

Curry  Elijah  P.,  last  maker,  h  52  Broadway. 

Curry  J.  Augustus,  clerk,  144  Genesee,  bds  14  Steuben  Park. 

Curry  John  C.,  of  C.  &  Hunt,  h  14  Steuben  Park. 

Curry  &  Hunt,  flour  and  produce  merchants,  *7  Liberty. 

Curry  William  H.,  clerk,  119  Genesee,  bds  14  Steuben  Park. 

Curtis  Ann,  tailoress,  bds  5  Rebecca. 

Curtis  John,  tailor,  h  92  Mary. 

Curtis  Philo  C,  of  Curtis  &  Son,  h  1  West. 

Curtis  Philo  S.,  of  Curtis  &  Son,  h  1  West. 

Curtis  &  Son,  machinists,  cor  Pine  and  Erie  Canal. 

Curtiss  Charles  G.,  h  63  Charlotte. 

Curtiss  Mrs.  Electa,  widow  of  Ezekiel,  h  5  Rebecca. 

Curtiss  George,  h  15  Court. 

Curtiss  Henry  H.,  of  C.  &  White,  h  68  Broadway. 

Curtiss  Lyman  L.,  book-keeper,  9  Liberty,  h  10  West. 

Curtiss  &  White,  book  and  job  printers,  over  176  Genesee/-"7 

Cushman  Joseph  B.,  book-keeper,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Cushman  Joseph  B.,  book-keeper,  182  Genesee,  bds  17  Columbia. 

Cusick  Mrs.  Susan,  widow,  tailoress,  h  56  Jay. 

Cusick  Thomas,  carpenter,  h  53  Washington. 

Cutter  James  L.,  dealer  in  wooden  ware,  w  s  Genesee,  3  s  Noyes. 


Daggett  Mrs.,  h  10  Burnet. 
Daggett  Rufus,  of  Knapp  &  D.,  h  54  Blandina. 
Dagwell  Charles,  moulder,  bds  John  Dagwell's. 
Dagwell  John,  of  Hart  &  D.,  h  cor  Varick  and  Hamilton. 
Dagwell  Herbert,  foreman  Hart  &  D.,  h  56  Broadway. 
Dagwell  William,  book-keeper  at  Hart  &  D.'s,  bds  John  Dagwell's, 
Dain  Ira,  carpenter,  h  n  s  Square,  1  e  Miller. 
Dailey  John,  mason,  h  n  s  Henry,  1  e  Chenango  Avenue. 
Dailey  Luke,  watchman  at  Asylum,  1ms  Orchard,  4  w  Philip. 
Daelher  John,  baker,  store  and  residence,  72  Columbia. 
DANA  &  CO.,  hardware  dealers,  agricultural  warehouse,  and  seed 
store.  92  Genesee.  '      # 

"•    •DA.N'.A.     <fc~~C^6T7~ 

IMPORTERS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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&c.  &c,  and  Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

Agricultural  Tools,  Plows  and  Implements, 

FIELD    Sz    Gk^FLXDEISr    SEEDS. 
133-Also,   Agents    for   MANNY'S    COMBINED    REAPING^   AND    MOWING 
MACHINE;  EXCELSIOR  HORSE  POWER  AND  THRESHER,  &c.  &c, 
92    GENESEE    STREET,   UTICA. 


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Dana  George  S.,  of  Dana  &  Co.,  h  35  Broad. 

Dana  James,  office  92  Genesee,  h  24  Broad.  — — 

Dana  J.  C,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Dana  William  B.,  of  White  &  D.,  h  24  West  Bridge.  — — 

Dana  Oliver,  blacksmith,  h  57  Liberty. 

Daniels  Henry  A.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  and  clerk  Recorder's 

Court,  office  Tibbitts'  Block,  h  39  West. 
Daniels  Mrs.  Mary^  h  cor  Albany  and  Mohawk. 
Daniels  Nathan  H.,  peddler,  h  62  Blandina. 
Dann  Jonathan,  h  8  Pearl. 
Dann  Jonathan,  machinist,  h  21  Mary. 
Dann  Miss  Susan,  dressmaker,  h  8  Pearl. 
Daly  Rev.   Thomas,  pastor  of  St.  John's  (Catholic)    Church,  h  40 

Bleecker 
Dalley  F.  H.,  with  G.  W.  Lewis  &  Co.,  bds  37  Elizabeth. 
D'Alprix  Isadore,  painter,  h  8  William. 
Darby  Jane,  widow,  h  cor  Bridge  and  Catharine. 
Darcy  James,  laborer,  h  236  Whitesboro. 
Dardis  Catharine,  widow,  h  58  Johnson. 
Darling  Cook,  farmer,  h  Welsh  Road,  e  Albany. 
Darrigrand  Frederick,  watch  repairer  at  5  Liberty,  bds  C.  Dupre's. 
Darrigrand  Mrs.  Frederick,  ornamental  hair  braider,  23  Catharine, 

bds  same. 
Dauner  Matthias,  carpenter,  h  5  Joseph,  3  n  Canal. 
Davenport  Miss  Christiana,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 
Davenport  Mrs.  Sarah,  h  55  West  Bridge. 
Davenport  Thankful,  h  57  Court. 
Davenport  William  H.,  machinist,  h  219  Whitesboro. 
Davidson  John  L.,  clerk,  bds  110  John. 

Davie  Joseph,  daguerrean  artist,  Devereux  Block,  h  3  George. 
DAVIES  B.  F.  &  T.  M.,  jewellers  and  watch  makers,  42  Genesee. 
Davies  B.  F.,  of  B.  F.  &  T.  M.  D.,  bds  87  Bridge. 
Davies  Evan  W.,  cabinet  maker,  28  Hotel. 
Davies  John  A.,  cabinet  maker,  bds  58  Broadway. 
Davies  Peter,  att?y  and  counsellor,  44  Genesee,  h  25  Catharine. 
Davies  Thomas,  watch  maker  at  42  Genesee,  h  87  Bridge. 
Davies  Thomas  M  ,  of  B.  F.  &  T.  M.  D.,  bds  87  Bridge. 
Davies  William  O.,  cabinet  maker,  bds  58  Broadway. 
Davis  David  C,  printer,  bds  £9  Liberty. 

DEALERS    IN 

WATCHES    &    JE¥ELEY, 

SILVER  PLATED  AND  BRITANNIA  WARE, 

aiot  «»29  mm  mm®  «e 

¥0.  42  GEHESEE  STREET. 


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Davis  David,  machinist,  bds  cor  Leah  and  Steuben. 

Davis  David  T.,  clerk,  57  Franklin  Square,  bds  200  Genesee. 

Davis  David  T.,  tailor,  h  9%  Devereux. 

Davis  David,  h  11  Canal. 

Davis  Catharine,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  30  Stark. 

Davis  Griffith,  cordwainer,  h  9  Aiken. 

Davis  Hophni,  cordwainer,  h  32  Spring. 

Davis  Evan  T.,  stone  cutter,  h  83  Lansing. 

Davis  Ebenezer,  carpenter,  h  57  Erie. 

DAVIS  CHARLES  P.,  manufacturer  of  stained  glass,  357  Genesee, 

h  same. 
Davis  Frederick,  clerk  American  Hotel. 
Davis  James  L.,  proprietor  of  Franklin  House. 
Davis  John  D.,  electro.-plater,  h  28  Blandina. 
Davis  John  J.,  carpenter,  h  16  Lansing. 
Davis  John,  architect,  bds  72  Whitesboro. 
Davis  John,  clerk,  bds  6  Whitesboro. 
Davis  John,  carpenter,  h  57  Court. 
Davis  Joseph  P..  taxidermist,  bds  C.  P.  Davis'. 
Davis  Rev.  L.D.,  pastor  State  St.  M.  E.  Church,  h  30  Varick. 
L>avis  Mrs.  Mary,  laundress,  h  cor  Leah  and  Steuben. 
Davis  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  h  14  Pearl. 
Davis  Lot,  tinsmith,  h  58  Mary. 
Davis  Richard,  laborer,  C.  R.  R.,  h  14  Pearl. 
Davis  Richard  M.,  pattern  maker,  bds  66£  Broadway. 
Davis  Reese,  carpenter,  h  19  Aiken. 
Davis  Sarah  H.,  dressmaker,  bds  20  Steuben  Park. 
Davis  T.  &  J.,  carriage  makers,  18  Seneca. 
Davis  Thomas,  laborer,  h  31  Blandina. 
Davis  Thomas,  Jr.,  of  T.  <fc  J.  D.,  h  6  Seneca. 
Davis  Owen,  tinsmith,  bds  Mansion  House. 
Davis  Samuel,  tailor,  bds  39  Bleecker. 
Davis  Wayne,  law  student,  bds  19  Seneca. 
Davis  Winnefred,  widow  of  Reese,  h  60  Liberty. 
Davis  William  H.,  clerk,  72  Genesee,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 
Davis  Mrs.  William  H.,  widow,  h  37  Steuben. 
Davison  Jonathan,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  110  Court. 
Day  Mrs.  Catharine,  tailoress,  h  85  Steuben. 
Day  Miss  Eliza,  tailoress,  bds  85  Steuben. 

Day  Horace  B.,  M.  D.,  office  over  4  Bleecker,  h  56  Elizabeth, — 

Day  Patrick,  laborer,  h  44  First. 

Day  Patrick,  tobacconist,  h  70  John. 

Day  Patrick,  cigar  maker,  bds  85  Steuben. 

Day  John,  grocer,  40  Steuben. 

Dawson  Thomas,  locksmith,  h  rear  9  Union. 

Dean  Aziel,  machinist,  bds  7  Hamilton. 

Dean  James,  peddler,  h  87  Third. 

Dean  Linas,  foreman  Vulcan  Works,  h  178  Whitesboro. 


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Dean  Milton,  machinist,  h  5  Hamilton. 

Dean  Mary  Ann,  widow,  tailoress,  h  22  Plant. 

Dean  Seba  A.,  carpenter,  h  109  Columbia. 

Deahna  Frederick,  painter  and  glazier,  16  Tibbitts. 

Debnam  William  B.,  baggage  master,  0.  R.  R.  depot,  h  11  W.  Bridge. 

Dedrick  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  h  122  Elizabeth. 

Dedrick  William  H.,  insurance  agent,  h  14  Broadway. 

De  Forest  James,  printer,  bds  35  Rutger. 

De  Forest  Janette,  widow,  h  35  Rutger. 

De  Giorgi  Charles  J^.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office   5   Exchange 

Buildings,  h  151  Fayette. 
De  Land  L.  L.,  book-keeper,  104  Genesee,  h  39  Fayette. 
De  Lestre  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Eloi,  h  92  Blandina. 
De  Lestre  Peter  F.,  h  s  s  Jay,  2  e  Mohawk. 
Delet  Peter,  h  310  Genesee. 

DELONG  &  SON,  crockery  merchants,  159  and  161  Genesee. 
Delong  Charles,  clerk,  5*7  Franklin  Square,  bds  5  Spring. 
Delong  James  C.,  of  D.  &  Son,  h  101  John.  *«,.——»' 
Delong  Martin  B.,  of  D.  <fc  Son,  bds  101  John. 
Delong  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  Charles  E.,  h  5  Spring. 
Degan  William,  grocery,  80  Catharine. 
Delany  Michael,  cordwainer,  bds  John  Cantweli's. 
Delany  Margaret,  widow  of  Patrick,  h  55  Lansing. 
Dell  George,  carpenter,  h  38  Blandina. 
Dell  William,  machinist,  bds  22  Leah. 
Delugg  Joseph,  laborer,  h  w  s  Joseph,  5  n  Canal. 
Deisman  Z.,  peddler,  h  95  Water. 
Delvin  Mrs.  Susan  A.,  widow,  h  44  Elizabeth. 
Delvin  Mrs.  Maria  C,  teacher,  20  West  Bridge. 
Deming  Brazille,  paper  hanger,  h  22  Hotel. 
Deming  Albert,  paper  hanger,  211  Genesee. 
Deming  Peter,  ostler,  bds  M.  Bell's. 
Dempsey  G.,  cartman,  h  Second,  2  bl  Main. 
Dempsey  Thomas,  laborer,  h  11  Neilson. 

Denio  Hiram,  Judge  Court  of  Appeals,  office  .167  Genesee,  h  56 
Broad. 

enike  James,  cook,  h  29  Union. 

enison  Wm.  R.,  boot  and  shoe  dealer,  134  Genesee,  h  5  Miller. 

enker  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h  143  Mohawk. 


IMPORTERS  AND    DEALERS  IN 

OTA,  EARTHEN  AND  GLASS  WARE, 

PLATED    «fc    ■BUXTA.JsTlSrXA.    WARE, 

NOS.  159  AND  161  GENESEE  STREET. 

J.  C.  BELONG.  M.  B.  BELONG. 


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DENT   WILLIAM,   proprietor    Utica    Novelty   Works,   Devereux 

Block,  h  1  Eagle. 
Dering  James,  laborer,  h  cor  Bridge  and  Catharine. 

Dering  Nicol  H.,  M.  D.,  21 2  Genesee,  m — 

Dering  Sylvester,  student,  bds  272  Genesee. 

Desmond  Cornelius,  carpenter,  h  147  Bleecker. 

Desmond  Bartholomew,  cordwainer,  h  26  West. 

Detterer  Rev.  John,  pastor  Moravian  Church,  h  54  Columbia. 

Deusehler  Augustus,  watch  repairer,  h  64  Cooper. 

Devereux  Block;,  cor  Genesee  and  Hotel. 

Devereux  Mrs.  Mary  D..  widow  of  Nicholas,  h  50  Elizabeth. 

Devereux  Peter,  laborer,  h  3  Roberts. 

Devereux  Thomas  B.,  of  Lalor  &  D.,  bds  50  Elizabeth.  ,~~- 

Devlin   Patrick,   innkeeper   and   provision   store,   cor   Bridge  and 

Broad. 
Devoe  Charles  D.,  h  86  Water. 
Dewar  James,  laborer,  h  73  Spring. 
Dewhurst  Joseph,  machinist,  h  73  Court. 
Dewey  Henry  A.,  grocer,  20  Genesee,  res  Deerfield. 
Dewitt  Marvin,  carpenter,  h  42  Mary. 
Dexter  Chester,  h  80  Broadway. 
Dexter  Augustus  D.,  boatman,  h  21  Varick. 
Dick  John,  cabinet  maker,  h  32  Saratoga. 
Dick  John,  carriage  painter,  h  12  Wiley. 
Dick  Henry,  organ  builder,  h  7  Philip. 

Dickens  Miss  Rebecca,  teacher  select  school,  bds  257  Genesee. 
Dickson  Rev.  H.  S.,  h  307  Genesee. 
Dickinson  Andrew,  baker,  h  120  Lansing. 

Dickinson,  Comstock  &  Co.,  druggists  and  grocers,  117  Genesee.  — — — 
Dickinson  George  L.,  of  D.,  C.  &  Co.,  h  5  Rutger. 
Dickinson  Isaac,  marble  polisher,  h  118  Lansing. 
Dickinson  Morris  G.,  pump  maker,  h  3  Canal. 
Diehl  John,  mason,  h  55  Erie. 
Dierbaum  John,  tailor,  h  Johnson,  3  e  Breese. 
Dietz  Adam,  laborer,  li  e  s  Steuben,  2  n  James. 
Dietz  Leon,  laborer,  h  44  Canal. 
Diefenbach  Bartholomew,  h  8  Hope. 
Diefenbach  John,  barber,  shop  42  Genesee,  bds  8  Hope. 
Diefenbach  William,  barber,  bds  8  Hope. 

Devereux  Xglock,  Utica9  N.  Y. 

"WILLIAM      3DE3STT, 

Has  on  hand  and  will  make  to  order, 
Iron  Planing  Machines,  Geer  Cutting  Machines,  Lathes  of  various  kinds,  House 
Bells  and  Bell  H  angings,  Door  Plates  and  Nos.,  Lightning  Rod  Points,  &c.  &c. 
Silver  Plating-  and  Gildings  Brass  Work  and  Machinery  generally. 
W.  D.  is  also  sole  manufacturer  of  HilVs  Patent  Slide  Best  for  Lathes. 


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Dillinback  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  h  18  Steuben. 

Dillon  Patrick,  laborer,  h  e  s  Chenango  Av.,  3  s  Haven. 

Dillon  Richard,  laborer,  h  e  s  Chenango  Av.,  2  s  Haven. 

Dimblebee  John,  engineer,  h  220  Whitesboro. 

Dinger  Leon,  potter,  bds  174  Whitesboro. 

Dischler  Andrew,  cordwainer,  h  206  Whitesboro. 

Diss  Leger,  machinist,  h  121  Columbia.  • 

Disney  Robert,  h  79  Fayette.  — 

Dinobovskia  Casper,  peddler,  h  93  Water. 

Divine  Delos,  h  40  State. 

Divine  Dennis  S.,  h  60  State. 

Divine  Dewey  S.,  h  5  Elizabeth. 

Divine  Edward  H.,  daguerrean  artist,  bds  95  Fayette. 

District  School  Library,  City  Hall,  L.  M.  Wiles,  librarian. 

Dinlinger  Jacob,  laborer,  h  cor  Mohawk  and  Broad. 

Dixon  Alba,  wheelwright,  bds  40  Cornelia. 

Dixon  Joseph,  wheelwright,  h  40  Cornelia. 

Dixon  William,  laborer,  hes  Francis,  1  s  Kirkland. 

Dobbie  James  B.,  tinsmith,  bds  Thomas  Dobbie's. 

Dobbie  John,  butcher,  opposite  City  Hall,  h  22  Columbia. 

Dobbie  Thomas,  weaver,  h  42  Second. 

Dobbins  Mrs.  Priscilla,  widow  of  Alfred,  h  49  Blandina. 

Dobson  Charles  L.,  grocery  and  provision  store,  Oneida  Square, 

Dobson  Alfred,  clerk,  bds  C.  L.  Dobson's. 

Dodge  Rufus  C.,  peddler,  h  81  State. 

Dodd  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds  14  Devereux. 

Doherty  Barnard,  cartman,  h  57  Bridge. 

Doherty  John,  cartman,  h  69  Elizabeth. 

Doherty  Mrs.  Jane,  tailoress,  h  12  Carnahan. 

Doig  Mrs.  Margaret,  bds  91  John. 

Doerrbaum  John,  tailor,  h  60  Johnson. 

Doill  Hermann,  laborer,  h  22  Leah. 

Doill  Hermann,  laborer,  bds  22  Leah. 

Dolan  John,  laborer,  h  11  Elm. 

Dolin  Thomas,  laborer,  h  14  Philip. 

Dolton  Thomas,  laborer,  h  42  Fay. 

Dolman  Isaac,  tailor,  h  26  Miller. 

Donat  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h  Mechanics'  Lane. 

Donaldson  Alexander,  h  23  Blandina. 

Donaldson  David,  grocery  and  provision  store,  14  and  16  Bleecker, 
h  10  Rutger. 

Donaldson  James  0.,  constable,  h  37  Charlotte. 

Donaldson  Mrs.  Rebecca,  bds  50  Main. 

Donaity  Mrs.  Ann,  h  63  Third. 

Donalty  Michael,  mason,  h  95  Blandina. 

Donalty  William,  mason,  h  10  Lansing. 

Donally  Patrick,  farmer,  hes  Third,  3  s  South. 

Donally  Patrick  Jr.,  farmer,  hes  Third,  3  s  South. 


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Donohue  John,  clerk  at  D.  &  C.  M.  Mitchell's,  h  29  Catharine.* 
Donohue  John,  tinsmith,  h  14  Breese. 
Donohue  Thomas,  cordwainer,  h  27  Steuben. 
Donohue  Thomas,  mason,  h  46  Steuben. 
Donohue  Mrs.  Joanna,  widow,  153  Columbia. 
Donohue  Patrick,  cartman,  h  cor  Eagle  and  Elm. 
Dopdy  Dennis,  laborer,  h  133  Water. 
Doody  Joseph,  laborer,  h  133  Water. 
Doody  Isabella,  tailoress,  h  101  Steuben. 
Doolin  Thomas,  attendant  at  asylum,  h  282  Whitesboro. 
Doolin  Thomas,  laborer,  h  131  Lansing. 
Doolittle  &  Floyd,  att'ys  and  counsellors,  <  flice  73  Genesee. 
Doolittle  Charles  H.,  of  D.  &  Floyd,  h  243  Genesee-    «—*»-«-'-*' 
x  Doolittle  William  J.,  book-keeper,  Bank  of  Utica,  bds  National. 
Doolittle  Mrs.  J.  W.,  h  46  Elizabeth. 
Dorchester  Eliasaph,  h  34  Lansing. 
Dorchester  Miss  Hester  E.,  ass't  teacher,  5th  Ward  school,  bds  34 

Lansing. 
Dormidy  Thomas,  engineer,  C.  RR.,  bds  York  House. 
Dopper  Anton,  mason,  h  5  Jay. 
Dorc}'  James,  laborer,  h  14  Varick. 
Douglass  Isaac  H.,  M.  D,,  office  and  res  246  Genesee. 
Douglass  John  H.,  clerk  at  post  office,  bds  41  Genesee. 
Douglass  Mrs  J.  D.,  h  41  Genesee. 

Doux  Jules,  French  dyer,  cor  Bleecker  and  Franklin,  h  same. 
Dove  Samuel,  laborer,  C.  RR„  h  59  West. 
Dowd  Nancy,  h  109  Water. 
Dowd  William,  cigar  maker,  bds  109  Water. 
Dowd  John,  cigar  maker,  bds  109  Water. 
Doumaux  John,  bds  J.  H.  Edmonds*. 
Dowlan  Hugh,  grocer,  248  Whitesboro. 
Dowlan  Rosanna,  h  78  Cooper. 
Dowlan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h  123  Mary. 
Down  James,  peddler,  h  26  Bleecker. 
Down  John  E.,  book-keeper,  h  29  Rutger. 
Down  Thomas,  baker,  h  4  Plant. 
Downs  Patrick,  laborer,  h  62  Catharine. 
Downs  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  h  1  Hamilton. 
Downer  Charles,  of  0.  <fe  D.  Downer,  h  cor  Court  and  Broadway. 
Downer  C.  &  D  ,  lumber  merchants,  cor  Washington  st.  and  Erie  Ca- 
nal, and  cor  Chenango  Avenue  and  Court  st. 
Downer  Dana,  of  C   &  D.  Downer,  h  64  State. 
Downer  Edward,  clerk  at  C.  &  D  D.'s,  bds  29  Court. 
Downer  Mrs.  A.,  grocery,  91  Liberty,  res  same. 
Downing  Michael,  laborer,  h  119  Elizabeth. 
Dows  <k  Adams,  flour  merchants,  25  and  27  Liberty. 
Dows  Harry,  of  D.  &  Adams,  h  28  Seneea, 
Doxtater  Peter,  blacksmith,  h  22  Stark. 

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Doyle  Edward,  moulder,  bds  Mrs.  Ann  Doyle's. 

Doyle  Ellen,  widow,  h  86  Broad. 

Doyle  James,  clerk,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Doyle  James,  laborer,  h  42  Erie. 

Doyle  James,  laborer,  h  58  Catharine. 

Doyle  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Lawrence,  h  47  Varick. 

Doyle  Owen,  mason,  h  29  Gold.  w 

Doyle  Peter,  foreman  at  S.  Sherwood's  cigar  shop,  bds  86  Broad. 

Doyle  Thomas,  cordwainer,  h  Mohawk,  3  ab  jail. 

Doyle  Richard,  grocery,  cor  Washington  and  Water. 

Dressel  Peter,  butcher,  h  33  Saratoga. 

Drew  Thomas,  tailor,  h  13  Washington. 

Dryer  H.  N.,  steward,  lunatic  asylum,  h  14  Washington. 

Dryer  Charles  M.,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bds  14  Washington, 

Dryer  Robert  L.,  apothecary,  lunatic  asylum. 

Droz  Julius,  clerk,  Vidvard  &  Co.'s,  h  77  Elizabeth. 

Dublin  John,  blacksmith,  h  13  Tibbitts. 

Dudley  Richard  H.,  h  w  s  Genesee,  2  s  Tracy. 

Duffy  Hugh,  mason,  h  22  Elm. 

Duffy  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Owen,  h  e  s  Elm,  5  8  Gold. 

Duffy  Owen,  laborer,  h  48  Water. 

Duffy  Owen,  cooper,  h  129  Bleecker. 

Duffy  Patrick,  mason,  h  67  Elizabeth. 

Duffy  Terence,  mason,  h  e  s  Elm,  5  s  Gold. 

Duflot  George,  cordwainer,  h  rear  69  Broadway. 

Duflot  John,  h  cor  Lansing  and  Mohawk. 

Duflot  Charles,  cigar  maker,  bds  John  Duflot's. 

Dugan  Michael,  laborer,  h  21  Third. 

Dugan  Daniel,  laborer,  h  w  s  Seymour  Avenue,  3  ab  Square  si. 

Dugan  Nicholas,  laborer,  h  12  Neilson. 

Dugan  William,  farmer,  e  s  Seymour  Av,  2  s  Leah. 

Dulin  Thomas,  laborer,  h  131  Lansing. 

Dumont  Lewis,  painter,  h  97  Fayette. 

iDumont  George,  laborer,  bds  97  Fayette. 

Dumont  Peter,  sailor,  bds  97  Fayette. 

Duman  Mrs.  Emily,  seamstress,  h  41  Rutger. 

~  unphy  Martin,  mason,  h  w  s  Steuben,  7  s  Gold. 

unphy  Stephen,  cordwainer,  bds  J.  Cantwell'a 

unham  Edwin  P.,  printer,  h  17  Union. 
fr'§Dunn  James,  laborer,  li  102  Water. 

unn  George,  ostler,  h  12  Charlotte. 

•unn  James,  of  D.  &  Joyce,  h  15  Catharine. 

unn  &  Joyce,  harness  makers  and  carriage  trimmers,  15  Catharine. 

unn  Michael,  tobacconist,  h  149  Bleecker. 

unn  Paul,  laborer,  h  70  Elizabeth. 

unn  Peter,  laborer,  h  8  Leah. 

unn  William,  Rail  Road  and  City  Baggageman,  h  19  Mais, 

unn  William,  h  7 1  Spring. 

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Dunning  Urbane,  h  22  Carnahan. 

Dunford  William  A.,  ostler,  h  31  Lansing. 

DUNWELL  HENRY,  druggist  and  grocer,  102  Columbia,  res  sams. 

Dupre  Charles,  confectioner,  23  Catharine,  h  same. 

Duplang  Stephen,  tailor,  h  141  Court. 

Durkin  John,  carpenter,  C.  RR.,  h  80  Jay. 

Durrant  Mary,  widow,  h  14  Plant. 

Dutton  James,  dry  goods  merchant,  106  Genesee,  res  New  Hartford  — 

DUTTON  WILLIAM  H.,  piano  forte  and  music  store,  169,  h  291 

Genesee. 
Duval  William  H.,  trunk  maker,  bds  66  Broad 
Dwyer  James,  gas  tender,  h  75  Water. 
Dwyer  James,  laborer,  h  107  Bleecker. 
Dwyer  Patrick,  gas  tender,  h  23  Seneca. 
Dwyer  Michael,  clerk,  h  55  Water. 
Dwyer  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h  16  Leah. 
Dwyer  Mrs  Jane,  h  10  Burnet. 

Dyas  Geo.  I.,  book-keeper,  Herald  office,  h  77  Cornelia. 
Dyer  &  Co.,  dealers  in  fancy  goods,  138  Genesee. 
Dyer  Olney,  of  D.  &  Co.,  bds  96  Fayette. 
Dygert  Peter  E.,  baggageman,  C.  RR.,  h  38  Jay. 
Dykeman  Henry  E.,  M.  D.,  office  132  Genesee,  bds  T.  Midland's. 
Dyme  M.  J.,  wheelwright,  h  117  Lansing. 


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Eames  &  Bennett,  dry  goods  merchants,  80  Genesee.  -*— -  '  ~ 

Eames  Spencer  S,,  of  E.  &  Bennett,  res  New  HartfordL 

Eastlake  Charles,  hatter,  h  9  Steuben. 

East/man  Adaline  S.,  teacher,  free  academy,  bds  T.  Midlam's, 

Eaton  Miss  Sarah,  milliner,  bds  11  West. 

Eberle  Charles  S.,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  262  Whitesboro. 

Eberle  Christian,  laborer,  h  6  MeVean. 

Eberle  Francis,  laborer,  h  n  s  Hope,  3  e  Schuyler. 

Eccles  James,  carpenter,  h  cor  William  and  Hart. 

Edgar  James,  clerk  at  collectors  office,  h  98  John. 

Edloff  Levi,  peddler,  h  4  lloyt's  Alley. 

Edloff  Moses,  grocer,  9  Charles. 

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Ho.  102  COLUMBIA  ST.,  3  doors  West  from  Varick. 


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Edmonds  <fc  Miller,  att'ys  and  counsellors,  30  Genesee,  Dudley's  Tri- 
angle. 

Edmonds  John  H.,  of  E.  &  Miller,  h  67  Bleecker. 

Edmunds  John,  clerk,  h  4  Charles. 

Edsall  Nathaniel,  cordwainer,  h  e  s  Albany,  2  ab  Rutger. 

Edwards  Charles,  student,  bds  28  First. 

Edwards  Ephraim,  carpenter,  h  21  Neilson. 

Edwards  John,  laborer,  h  Mechanics'  Lane. 

Edwards  John,  mason,  h  44  Howard  Avenue. 

Edwards  Lucinda,  tailoress,  3  Seymour  Avenue. 

Edwards  J.  Richard,  book-keeper,  bds  100  Whitesboro. 

Edwards  Robert,  manufacturer  of  Dr.  Cronk's  celebrated  Sarsapa- 
rilla,  39  Genesee,  h  12  Main. 

Edwards  Theodore,  engineer  C.  RR.,  h  28  First, 

Effrig  John,  carpenter,  bds  44  Fayette. 

Egan  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h  23  Leah. 

Egan  Catharine,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  21  State. 

Egan  John,  cordwainer,  h  44  Charlotte. 

Egan  R.  P.,  clerk,  bds  Bleecker  St  House. 

Egert  Jesse,  grocer,  13  and  15  Liberty,  li  61  Charlotte. 

Egert  Julius  G.,  clerk,  13  Liberty,  bds  61  Charlotte. 

Egert  Lucius  W.,  clerk  13  Liberty,  bds  61  Charlotte. 

Egert  Philip,  clerk,  13  Liberty,  h  13  Aiken. 

Eggerstedt  "William,  attendant  at  asylum. 

Ehrsam  John,  cabinet  maker,  h  148  Water. 

Ehle  Herman,  wheelwright,  h  14  Huntington. 

Ehart  Belthazar,  mason,  h  161  Whitesboro. 

Ehresman  Henry,  teamster,  bds  115  Whitesboro. 

Ehresman  Jacob,  of  Cosselman  &  E.,  h  115  Whiesboro. 

Ehresman  Jacob  2nd,  laborer,  h  139  Water. 

Ehlinger  Lewis,  cigar  maker,  bds  West  Utica  House. 

Ehlinger  Martin,  proprietor  of  West  Utica  House,  cor  Columbia  and 
Wiley. 

Eileirs  John,  chair  maker,  h  38  Parker. 

Eilhauer  Frederick,  laborer,  h  15  Court. 

Eilenhaus  Anton,  locksmith,  cor  Fayette  and  Varick,  h  26  Varick. 

Eichler  Joseph,  laborer,  h  6  William. 

Eisenhut  Joseph,  cordwainer,  h  100  Schuyler. 

Eisenman  Joseph,  cordwainer,  h  n  s  Warren,  \  n  S.  Hamilton. 

BUTTON'S  MUSIC  STORE 

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NO.     169    GENESEE    STEEET,    "UTICA. 
(ESTABLISHED  1821.) 
fcCjr""  Always  on  hand,  a  very  large  assortment  of  the  best  New- York  and  Boston 
Instruments,  Music,  and  Musical  Merchandize. 
J33-PIANQ-FORTES  TO  LET.  W.  H,  DUTTON. 


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Elder  John,  painter,  h  55  Canal. 

ELLAS  &  FITZSIMONS,  dry  goods  merchants,  57  Franklin  Square. 

Ellas  J.  Y.,  of  E.  &  Fitzsimons,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Eller  William,  blacksmith,  h  292  Whitesboro. 

Elliott  Andrew,  dealer  in  fish  and  fruit,  162  Genesee,  h  25  Rutger. 

Elliott  Lucinda,  nurse,  h  23  Neilson. 

Elliott  Theodore,  clerk,  bds  25  Rutger. 

Ellis  John,  attendant  Apollo  Billiard  Saloon,  bds  M.  Bailey's. 

Ellis  Evan,  carpenter,  h  29  Blandina. 

Ellis  David  E.,  printer,  bds  8  Hotel. 

Ellis  John,  wagon  maker,  h  8  State. 

Ellis  Mahlon  M.,  of  E.  &  Bullock,  h  10  Washington. 

ELLIS  &  BULLOCK,  real  estate  agents,  88  Genesee. 

Ellis  Owen,  tailor,  h  3  Seymour  Avenue. 

Embley  &  Herbert,  tobacco  and  cigar  manufacturers,  170  Genesee. 

Embley  George  A.,  of  E.  &  Herbert,  bds  8  Elizabeth. 

Embley  Mark,  baker,  h  8  Elizabeth. 

Embley  William,  cigar  maker,  h  64  Blandina. 

Elsbre  David,  of  Wilcox  &  E.,  bds  58  Genesee. 

Empire  Block,  cor  Hotel  st.  and  Erie  Canal. 

Endres  John,  pyrotechnist,  bds  49  John. 

Engerser  Jacob,  laborer,  h  7  Erie. 

England  William,  cordwainer,  h  Clark,  1  e  King. 

Engclampt  Henry,  laborer,  h  cor  Bleecker  and  Albany. 

Enquest  Augustus,  brush  maker,  h  w  s  Howard  Av.,  1  ab  Square. 

Enright  Dennis,  h  23  Elizabeth. 

Enright  Michael,  salesman,  Downer's  lumber  yard,  h  2  Havens. 

Enright  Patrick,  laborer,  h  15  Charlotte. 

Enright  Richard  C,  deputy  county  clerk,  h  40  Rutger. 

Enly  Miles,  S.  C.  Mills,  hill  Columbia. 

Entey  Humphrey,  peddler,  bds  4  Plant. 

Erlenwine  John,  mason,  h  10  Schuyler. 

Epstein  Isaac,  peddler,  h  15  Post. 

Estes  Isaac,  blacksmith,  h  110  Whitesboro. 

Estes  Nathaniel,  blacksmith,  h  16  Fay. 

Estes  William  H.,  clerk,  66  Genesee,  bdsT.  Midlands. 

Estes  William  W.,  blacksmith,  bds  110  Whitesboro. 

Ethridge  Ira  L.,  tailor,  h  55  Columbia. 

Euins  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph,  h  31  Main. 

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ELLAS  &,  IFITZSIMOlSrS, 

Importers,  and  wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in 


Ho.  57  Franklin  Square,  Utica,  N.  Y, 

53""  Merchants,  Milliners  and  Peddlers  supplied  at  New- York  prices. 

J.    Y.    ELLAS.  M.    FITZSIMONS. 


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Stores,  Offices,  Farms,  Ac.  Ac. 


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FARMS,  both  in  this  and  Western  States. 

Also,  the  INVESTMENT  and  LOAN  OF  MONEY. 


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Euins  John  H.,  peddler,  D.  &  T.  M.  Owens',  bds  31  Main. 

Evans  Charles,  tailor,  h  73  West. 

Evans  Edward,  wheelwright,  h  59  South. 

Evans  David,  blacksmith,  C.  R.  R.,  h  5  Main. 

Evans  David  J.,  telegraph  repairer,  h  2  Charles. 

Evans  David,  farmer,  h  100  Miller. 

Evans  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  66  Jay. 

Evans  Edward,  h  w  s  Genesee,  1  s  Tracy. 

Evans  Evan,  carpenter,  h  119  Water 

Evans  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  boarding-house,  13  Elizabeth. 

Evans  Edward,  h  18  Schuyler. 

Evans  Griffith  I.,  teamster,  h  82  Cooper. 

Evans  Griffith,  h  89  Court. 

Evans  Humphrey,  C.  R.  R.  freight  office,  h  14  Hotel. 

Evans  Humphrey,  laborer,  C.  R.  R.,  h  Roberts'  Alley. 

Evans  Hezekiah  J.,  clerk,  bds  93  John. 

Evans  J.  M.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Evans  John,  merchant  tailor,  136  Genesee,  bds  100  Whitesboro. 

Evans  John,  blacksmith,  bds  94  Whitesboro. 

Evans  John,  stone  cutter,  h  n  s  Rutger,  2  w  Barnes. 

Evans  John  EL,  clerk,  48  Genesee,  bds  49  Cooper. 

Evans  Jane  Ann,  milliner,  h  25  Mary. 

Evans  Lewis  R.,  stone  cutter,  h  13  Elizabeth. 

Evans  Maria,  widow,  h  43  West. 

Evans  Philo,  lock  tender,  h  29  Schuyler. 

Evans  R.  J.  &  Co.,  grocers,  cor  Bleecker  and  John. 

Evans  Robert  J.,  of  R.  J.  E.  &  Co.,  h  93  John. 

Evans  Robert  P.,  cartman,  h  25  Mary. 

Evans  Robert,  printer,  bds  13  Elizabeth. 

Evans  Samuel,  h  49  Cooper. 

Evans  Penelope,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

Evans  Thomas  R.,  cordwainer,  h  157  Whitesboro. 

Everest  David,  butcher,  15  Bleecker,  h  cor  Rutger  and  Third. 

Everett  William,  butcher,  bds  s  s  Blandina,  1  e  Albany. 

Everson  Adam,  paver,  h  4  ISTeilson. 

Everson  Ira  D.,  flour  and  cattle  food  store,  cor  Hotel  and  Liberty. 

h  24  Plant. 
Everson  Isaac  B.,  h  12  Pearl. 

Everts  William  A.,  track  sup't,  C.  R.  R.,  h  68  Main. 
Exchange  Buildings,  cor  Genesee  and  Erie  Canal. 
Eyseman  Francis,  conductor,  C.  R.  R.,  h  40  Main. 
Eynon  John,  carpenter,  bds  52  State. 
Eynon  Owen,  lumber  merchant,  cor  Columbia  and  Chenango  Canal, 

h  52  State. 


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Faas  Joseph,  innkeeper,  opp  Guard  Lock. 

Faber  Francis,  stationman,  C.  R.  R.,  h  85  Elizabeth. 

Faber  Peter,  of  Weisse  &  F.,  h  30  Saratoga. 

Fachel  Christopher,  laborer,  h  12  Clinton. 

Faley  James,  mason,  h  10  Eagle. 

Fairbanks  John  H.,  cordwainer,  h  39  Seymour  Avenue. 

Fairbrother  James,  laborer,  h  s  s  Oak,  5  e  Schuyler. 

Fals  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  38  South  Hamilton. 

Fancy  Benjamin,  laborer,  h  e  s  Sejmiour  Avenue,  4  ab  Square  st. 

Fancy  George,  carpenter,  h  w  s  Howard  Avenue,  2  n  Pleasant  st. 

Fancy  Joseph,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Howard  Avenue,  3  ab  Square  st. 

Farnham  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  h  2  Thomas'  West  Avenue. 

Farrell  John,  gas-tender,  h  42  Water. 

Farrell  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  n  s  Broad,  1  e  Lock  Factory. 

Farrer  Joseph  P.,  baker,  h  18  Tracy. 

Farley  John,  gas-tender,  h  42  Water. 

Farnon  John,  h  46  Jay. 

Far  well  Samuel,  railroad   contractor,  office  Empire  Block,  h  295 

Genesee. 
Farwell  William  H.,  of  Meac^am  &  F.,  h  11  Hopper. 
Faulkner  Edgerton,  gardener,  h  11  Carnahan. 
Faulkner  Joseph,  laborer,  h  15  Water. 
Faulkner  William,  carpenter,  h  9  Dudley. 
Faulkner  Felix,  bds  McGregor  House. 
Fay  Mrs.  Dexter  M.,  widow,  h  27  Broad. 
Fay  Michael,  laborer,  h  131  Water. 
Fay  Michael,  laborer,  h  84  Jay. 

Fayette  Street  House,  cor  Fayette  and  Fay,  Geo.  Bryant,  proprietor. 
Faxton  Theodore  S.,  president  U.  W.  Mills,  h  44  Fayette. 
Felsenheimer  Henry,  tailor,  h  9  Tibbitts. 
Felshaw  H.  T.,  of  Blakesley  &  Co.,  bds  McGregor  House. 
Fenton  Franklin,  saw  maker  at  Partello's. 
Ferguson  Henry  W.,  milk  depot,  cor  Fayette  and  Seneca,  h  66 

Washington. 
Ferguson  John,  peddler,  h  cor  Oneida  and  Clinton. 
Ferguson  Robert,  freight  conductor,  C.  R.  R.,  h  91  Jay. 
Ferris  George  H.,  gunsmith,  9  John. 
Ferris  James,  reed  maker,  h  King. 
Ferris  Michael,  cordwainer,  bds  J.  CantwelFs. 
Ferris*  Patrick,  mason,  h  10  South  Hamilton. 
Ferriss  Timothy  C,  cordwainer,  bds  Catharine  St.  House. 
Ferrie  James  T.,  reed  maker,  h  cor  King  and  Clark. 
Ferry  William  H.,  h  13  Court. 
Ferry  William  W.,  S.  C,  Mills,  h  15  State. 
Fettig  Joseph,  laborer,  h  26  Yarick. 


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Fettig  Theodore,  h  106  Columbia. 

Fett  Joseph,  basket  maker,  h  24  Erie. 

Fesele  Joseph,  laborer,  h  s  e  cor  Mohawk  and  Blandina. 

Ficken  John,  builder,  h  cor  State  and  Plant. 

Ficken  Juliette  C,  h  6  King. 

Filkins  Joseph,  carpenter,  hns  Rutger,  3  w  Barnes, 

Finn  Francis,  butcher,  bds  Henry  Kling's. 

Finn  Robert,  laborer,  h  66  Third. 

Finn  Samuel,  clerk,  h  21  Tracy. 

Finn  Thomas,  laborer,  h  99  Bleecker. 

Finn  William,  cordwainer,  h  25  West. 

Finnegan  John,  laborer,  h  62  Catharine. 

Fish  Henry  H.,  sup't  Gas  Light  Co.,  h  cor  South  and  Howard  Av. 

Fish  Francis  D.,  carpenter,  Burchard  st.,  h  2  Howard  Avenue. 

Fish  James  A.,  carriage  trimmer,  h  15  West  Bridge. 

Fisher  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  h  16  South  Hamilton. 

Fisher  Frederick,  tailor,  bds  40  Second. 

Fisher  Rev.  George  H.,  pastor  Reformed  Dutch  Church,  h  63  Broad. 

Fisher  Joseph  C,  book-keeper,  77  Genesee,  bds  78  Broadway. 

Fisher  George,  carpet  weaver,  h  cor  High  and  Eagle. 

Fisher  Matthew,  laborer,  h  24  Cornelia. 

Fisher  Michael,  carpenter,  h  20  Cornelia. 

Fisher  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas,  h  15  Leah. 

Fisher  Valentine,  mason,  h  139  Court. 

Fisher  Mrs.  V.,  widow  of  Peter,  h  46  Canal. 

Fisher  Richard,  brakesman,  C.  R.  R.,  h  87  Jay. 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  cor  Washington  and  Columbia,  Rev.  P. 

H.  Fowler,  pastor. 
Fisk  Joshua  M.,  M.  D.,  office  cor  Miller  and  [Square,  h  s  s  Johnson 

Square. 
Fisk  Mrs.  M.  C,  milliner,  75  Genesee,  bds  46  Mary. 
Fitch  William  II.,  axe  maker,  h  20  Fost. 
Fitch ard  John,  farmer,  h  79  Mohawk. 
Fitchell  Mary,  widow  of  William,  h  27  Philip. 
Fitton  James,  carpenter,  h  40  Kemble. 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  h  19  First. 
Fitzsimons  Michael,  of  Ellas  &  R,  h  6  Lansing. 
Fitzsimmons  John,  laborer,  h  8  Wiley. 
Fitzsimmons  John,  clerk  Catharine  St.  House, 
Fitzsimmons  John,  Jr.,  laborer,  h  8  Wiley. 
Fitzsimmons  Mathias,  grocer,  218  Whitesboro. 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  teamster,  h  Kossuth  Avenue,  1  s  South  st 
Flagg  John,  laborer,  h  1  Hope. 
Flanagan  John,  cutter  at  E.  Richards',  h  100  John. 
Flanagan  Owen,  h  53  Washington. 
Flatz  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  h  cor  Breese  and  Johnson. 
Fleming  Andrew,  carpenter,  h  w  s  High,  1  s  West  Bridge. 
Fleming  Patrick,  carpenter,  h  w  s  High,  1  s  West  Bridge. 


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Fletcher  John,  laborer,  h  36  Kemble. 

FLOWER  BENJAMIN  F.,  M.  D.,  office  and  house  229  Genesee. 

Floyd  John,  tobacconist,  h  rear  22  Jay. 

Floyd  John,  tanner,  bds  92  Water. 

Floyd  Nicoll,  of  Doolittle  &  F.,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Floyd  Thomas,  tobacconist,  bds  rear  22  Jay. 

Flynn  Michael,  laborer,  h  31  Saratoga. 

Fogerty  Michael,  laborer,  h  s  s  Jay,  1  e  Gulf. 

Foley  James,  laborer,  h  Catharine,  2  w  Third. 

Foley  Michael,  h  11  Charlotte 

Foley  Patrick,  carpenter,  h  47  West  Bridge. 

Ford  Mrs.  Ann,  bds  Chas.  H,  Green's. 

Ford  Esther,  teacher,  bds  40  Elizabeth. 

Ford  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  38  Schuyler. 

Ford  John  M.,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  3  First. 

Ford  Mrs.  Mary,  h  92  Columbia. 

Forrest  Julia,  widow,  h  23  Leah. 

Foster  <fc  Son,  dental  surgeons,  office  over  169  GeneseerT 

Foster  Charles  B.,  of  F.  &  Son,  bds  26  Seneca. 

Foster  Gilbert  A.,  of  F.  &  Son,  h  26  Seneca. 

Foster  George  A.,  clerk,  bds  24  Hotel. 

Foster  Harriet  M.,  h  5  Seneca. 

Foster  George  D.,  late  druggist  141  Genesee,  h  46  South. 

FOSTER  JOHN  J.,  card  engraver,  122  Genesee,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Foster  Richard,  tailor,  h  122  Elizabeth. 

Foster  Thomas,  hardware  dealer,  135  Genesee,  res  New  Hartford. 

Foster  Mrs.  William,  h  e  s  Genesee,  2  s  Oneida. 

Fowler  Amos,  h  8  Cooper. 

Fowler  George  F.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  h  319  Genesee. w"*"~*^ 

Fowler  John  G.,  h  82  Fayette. 

Fowler  Nancy,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

Fowler  Rev.  Philemon  H.,  pastor  First  Presbyterian  Church,  h  Rut- 

ger,  head  of  John. 
Fowler  William  T.,  h  147  Whitesboro. 
Fox  John,  laborer,  h  12  Hobart. 
Fox  Nathan,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bds  American  Hotel. 
Fox  Thomas,  tailor,  h  65  Elizabeth. 
Frayley  Henry,  wheelwright,  h  110  Bleecker. 
Francis  David  P.,  baggageman,  B.  R.  &  U.  R.  R.,  h  55  Water. 

B.  E.  FLOWER,   M.  B„ 

IPIEIYSiaijftJISr  <Sc  SXJHC3-E03ST 

Office,  229  Genesee  Street. 

Office  hours  from  8  to  9  A.  M.,  and  from  7  to  8  P.  M. 


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Francis  John  J.,  of  Lyon  &  R,  h  47  Broad. 
Francis  John  H.,  telegraph  operator,  bds  48  Catharine. 
Francis  John,  laborer,  h  8  Huntington. 
Francis  Morris  M.,  civil  engineer,  h  55  Steuben. 
Francis  &  Pierce,  booksellers,  172  Genesee. 
Francis  Thomas  J.,  of  F.  &  Pierce,  h  22  Elizabeth. 
Francis  Thomas  M.,  h  48  Catharine. 
Francis  Richard,  laborer,  h  5  Post. 
Frank  Eva,  widow,  h  87  Parker. 

Frank  Frederick,  gas  fitter,  h  s  s  Leah,  2  w  Seymour  Avenue. 
Frankfort  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  h  31  West  Bridge. 
Franklin  House,  147  and  149  Genesee,  Jame^  L.  Davis,  proprietor. 
Franklin  David,  laborer,  h  4  Stark. 
Franklin  Thomas,  laborer,  h  28  Washington. 
Fratcher  David,  carpet  weaver,  h  131  Blandina. 
Frazier  Andrew,  fruit  and  confectionery,  cor  Columbia  and  Wash- 
ington, h  49  Washington. 
Frazier  John  B.,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel. 
Frear  James  II.,  chair  maker,  h  86  Cooper. 
Frederick  Albert  S.,  cabinet  maker,  h  17  Mary. 
Frederick  Frances,  widow  of  H.  D.,  h  35  Howard  Avenue. 
Freeman  Anna  Maria,  widow  of  William,  h  32  West. 
Freeman  Amos,  driver,  bds  G.  Pearson's. 
Freeman  Michael,  peddler,  h  58  Jay. 
Freeman  Peter,  hair  dresser,  bds  32  West. 
Freeman  Peter  A.,  laborer,  h  12  Post. 
Freeman  Mrs.  Sarah,  h  e  s  Genesee,  3  ab  Oneida  Square. 
Freeman  Mrs.  William,  h  32  West. 
Freeston  Esther,  widow,  h  37  Kemble. 
Freidman  Morris,  peddler,  h  117  Water. 
Freidman  Meyer,  grocery,  cor  Hoyt  and  Water. 
French  A.  B.,  clerk  freight  office  C.  R.  R,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 
French  Benjamin  F.,  clerk,  133  Genesee,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
French  Daniel,  coachmaker,  bds  79  Columbia. 
French  Frederick,  wood  yard,  h  73  Liberty. 
French  James  G.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  h  10  Steuben. 
French  John,  Jr.,  clerk,  50  Genesee,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
French  William  M ,  of  Roberts  <fe  F.,  res  New  Hartford. 

JOHN   J.   FOSTER, 

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Wedding,  Visiting,  Invitation  and  Professional 
CABDS,     ENGKR-A/VEI)      Ss     IFIRJHSTTEID, 
In  the  best  style  of  the  art. 
$r3""  Wedding  Stationery. — Envelopes  of  superior  quality  furnished  and  em- 
bossed.   Every  description  of  Cards  kept  constantly  on  hand. 
Gold  &  Silver  Engraving  in  all  its  branches,  executed  with  neatness  and  dispatch. 


83 

Freitag  Martin,  cigar  maker,  h  47  Tibbitts. 

Freystadt  Ferdinand,  painter,  h  22  Tibbitts. 

Frick  Charles,  innkeeper,  208  Whitesboro. 

Frick  Joseph,  laborer,  h  42  Stark. 

Frisch  Rudolph,  laborer,  h  19  Tibbitts. 

Fritz  Mathias,  cabinet  maker,  34  Bleecker,  res  same. 

Fritz  Michael,  tanner,  h  112  Whitesboro. 

Froeligh   Charles,   silversmith,   cor   Genesee    and   Liberty,   h   168 

Whitesboro. 
Frost  Lyman  L.,  clerk,  160  Genesee,  bds  30  Charlotte. 
Fuchs  Joseph,  malster,  h  36  South  Hamilton. 
Furhman  Nicholas,  peddler,  h  29  Parker. 
Fuller  David,  cartman,  bds  46  Main. 
Fuller  Asa,  bds  46  Main. 
Fuller  Isabella,  widow,  h  46  Main. 

Fuller  James,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  New  England  House. 
Fuller  John  S.,  organist  and  music  teacher,  bds  32  Lansing,  w  q 

Fuller  Joseph  S.,  builder,  h  69  Washington. 
Fuller  Mrs.  Rosina,  tailoress,  h  37  Steuben. 
Fullun  John,  laborer,  h  19  Philip. 
Fullmer  John,  grocery  and  provision  store,  87  Spring,  pes  samo* 


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Gaffney  Charles,  h  cor  John  and  Mary. 

Gaffney  Michael,  h  83  John. 

Gaffney  Patrick,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Gaffney  Patrick,  potter,  h  13  Breese. 

Gaffney  Peter,  h  1  West. 

Gaffney  Richard,  carpenter,  h  17  Oneida. 

Gaines  John,  laborer,  h  es  King,  2  n  Rebecca. 

Gaille  August,  laborer,  h  n  s  Broad  st,  1  e  Kossuth  A  v. 

Gammel  Robert,  upholsterer,  bds  117  Bleecker. 

Gardner  Christian,  laborer,  h  80  Columbia. 

Gardner  Edward  B.,  clerk,  American  Express  Office,  bds  SI  Co- 

lumbia. 
Gardner  John,  laborer,  h  24  Jay. 
Gardner  James  V.  P.,  h  306  Genesee.  «■*—>**    - 
Gardner  Morgan,  conductor  C.  RR.,  h  31  Columbia. 
Gardner  Patrick,  teamster,  h  33  Schuyler. 
Gardner  Philip,  laborer,  h  92  Liberty. 
Gardner  William,  clerk.  H.  Whitman's,  bds  24  Jay. 
Gardner  William  W.,  silversmith,  bds  13  Lansing. 
Garratt  James,  porter,  33  Genesee,  bds  98  Whitesboro, 
Garratt  James,  laborer,  h  4  Louisa. 
Garratt  Mrs.  Ann,  widow,  h  98  Whitesboro,. 
Garrett  Csesar,  tailor,  h  6  West 


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Garrett  John,  cordwainer,  h  35  Howard  Avenue. 
Garrett  Thomas,  tailor,  lies  King,  1  n  Rebecca. 
GARRIGAN    JAMES,  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  1   Carnahan,  h  21 

Seymour  Avenue. 
Garripy  Edward,  carpenter,  h  114  Columbia. 
Garripy  Edward  Jr., "attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Garsden  James,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  59  Court. 
Gartland  Bernard,  laborer,  h  11  Leah. 
Gartland  Miss  Bridget,  dressmaker,  bds  11  Leah. 
Gartland  Philip,  mason,  bds  1 1  Leah. 
Garvin  Edward,  cooper,  h  32  Columbia. 

Garvin  Henry  M.,  law  student,  75  Genesee,  bds  S.  B.  Garvin's. 
Garvin  Samuel  B.,  office  5  Beekman  st.  N.  Y.,  h  cor  Steuben  and  W. 

Bridge. 
Gaston  Mar\T,  widow,  h  44  Neilson. 
Gates  Dulcina,  widow,  h  2  Miller. 
Gates  Hannah  AL,  of  H.  M.  &  0.  E.  G.,  bds  2  Miller. 
Gates  H.  M.  &  C.  E.,  variety  store,  15  South. 
Gates  Caroline  E  ,  of  H.  M.  &  C.  E.  G.,  bds  2  Miller. 
Gates  Ira  A.,  grocer,  cor  Aiken  and  Cornelia,  h  66  Cornelia, 
Gates  James  R.,  clerk,  114  Genesee,  Ms  227  Genesee. 
Gates  N.  S.  B.,  cashier  Morse  Telegraph  Office,  h  16  Breese. 
Gavott  William,  sash  maker,  h  210  Whitesboro. 
Gay  Benjamin,  canal  station  keeper,  h  20  First. 
Gay  lord  hMwin,  furniture  dealer  and  undertaker,  21  Liberty,  h.  91 

Whitesboro. 
Gay  nor  Matthew,  bds  Patrick  Rourke's. 
Geary  John,  laborer,  h  28  Cooper. 
Geary  Thomas,  grocer,  cor  John  st.  and  Erie  Canal. 
Gehring  Andrew,  laborer,  h  w  8  Chatham,  3  8  George. 
GeirsUach  Christian,  tinsmith,  h  137  Water. 
Geirsbach  John,  tinsmith,  bds  137  Water. 
Gebhardt  Jacob,  cordwainer,  h  78  Court. 
George  Edward,  silver  plater,  bds  34  Cooper. 
George  Francis,  farmer,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  3  ab  jail. 
George  John,  tailor,  h  34  Cooper. 
George  Seymour,  brass  finisher,  bds  34  Cooper. 
George  Thomas  N\,  peddler,  h  88  Whitesboro, 

B  M  A.  £  8     FOUNDEE, 

And  manufacturer  of  all  descriptions  of 

BRASS  WORK   FOR  GAS,  WATER,  STEAM,  &C.  &C. 

%W~  PLUMBING  &  GAS  FITTING  done  in  the  best  manner,  and  warranted. 
Also,  Dealer  in  Wrought  Iron  and  Lead  Pipe,  Ties,  Crosses,  Elbows,  Nipples, 
Caps,  Plugs,  Couplings,  Lock  Nuts,  Chandeliers,  Pendants,  Brackets,  &c.  Ac. 
Office  asid  Factory,  No,  I  CAENAMAN  STJBMBJET* 


85 

George  Thomas,  cordwainer,  bds  34  Cooper. 

Georges  Carl,  grocer,  cor  Seymour  Av.  and  Pleasant  st. 

Genz  John,  laborer,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  7  ab  jail. 

Gejer  C.  A.  A.,  furrier,  h  51  John. 

German  (Moravian)  Church,  cor  Cooper  and  Cornelia,  Rev.  John 

Detterer,  Pastor. 
German  (Lutheran)  Church,  cor  Fay  and  Cooper,  Rev.  A.  Wetzel, 

Pastor. 
Germond  &  Vedder,  grocers,  15  Bleecker. 
Germond  Peter,  of  G.  &  Vedder,  h  43  Steuben. 
Geist  John  M.,  tailor,  h  26  Elm. 
Gervas  Hoin,  cordwainer,  h  115  Bleecker. 
Gettman  C.  F.,  carpenter,  h  75  Fayette. 
Gibbons  Harry,  laborer,  h  17  Post. 
Gibbons  Richard,  painter,  h  77  Spring. 
Gibbs  John  P.,  boot  crimper,  h  24  Tracy. 
Gibbs  Leonard,  carpenter,  h  59  Cornelia. 
Gibbs  Mary  A.,  dressmaker,  bds  24  Tracy. 
Gibbs  Myron  A.,  book-binder,  bds  24  Tracy. 
Gibbs  William  H.,  boot-crimper,  bds  24  Tracy. 
Gibney  Michael,  laborer,  h  21  Philip. 
Gibney  Thomas,  peddler,  h  39  Columbia. 
Gibson  George  W.,  hatter,  h  33  Lansing. 
Gidley  Samuel,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  116  Schuyler. 
Gigel  George,  laborer,  h  95  Schuyler. 
Gilladette  Thomas,  farmer,  h  95  State. 
Gier  Andrew,  mason,  h  66  Seymour  Avenue. 
Gieser  Jacob,  tailor,  bds  1 1  Main. 
Gieser  John,  tailor,  bds  11  Main. 
Gilbert  Edward,  h  Broad,  near  Starch  Factory.  ^^^ 
Gilbert  Elisha  M.,  h  40  Whitesboro.    - 
Gilbert  James  C,  clerk,  21  Liberty,  h  92  State, 
Gilbert  John,  upholsterer,  bds  92  State. 
Gilbert  Nelson,  metallic  roofer,  h  6  Charles. 
Gilbert  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  h  6  Huntington. 
Gilbert  S.  A.,  leather  merchant,  31  Genesee,  h  90  Fayette. 
Gilchrist  John  C,  law  student,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 
Gilroy  P.,  cordwainer,  h  102  Bleecker. 
Gilmore  Harrison,  student,  bds  227  Genesee. 
Gillmore  David,  h  5  Garden. 
Gillmore  Dexter,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  and  attorney  and  counsellor, 

office  8  Exchange  Buildings,  h  35  Catharine. 
Gillmore  Hiram,  S.  W"  Mills,  h  6  Hamilton. 
Gillmore  Maria,  widow,  boarding  house,  227  Genesee. 
Gillmore  William  K.,  sup't  S.  W.  Mills,  h  86  Spring. 
Girvan  John,  coifee  and  spice  roaster,  h  48  Schuyler, 
Girvan  William,  moulder,  h  50  Schuyler. 
IGissebel  John,  tailor,  h  49  Erie. 

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86 

Glavey  James,  tailor,  h  60  Mary. 

Glatt  Charles,  cabinet-maker,  h  121  Schuyler. 

Gleason  John,  laborer,  h  97  Bleecker. 

Gleason  William,  wool  sorter,  h  35  Stark. 

Glinnen  Patrick,  laborer,  lies  Mohawk,  3  n  City  Line. 

Glynn  Michael,  grocer,  30  John. 

Gnaus  Charles,  engineer,  h  21  Schuyler. 

Gobert  Andrew,  laborer,  h  150  Water. 

Goebel  Catharine,  widow  of  Michael,  h  128  Fayette. 

Goebel  Henry,  carriage  painter,  bds  128  Fayette. 

Goetz  John,  machinist,  h  89  Columbia. 

Godfrey  Mrs.  Hannah,  seamstress,  h  19  Charlotte. 

Godfrey  Truman,  gardener,  lies  Webster,  2  ab  South. 

Godfrey  William,  faimer,  h  cor  South  and  Webster. 

Gold  Marcus,  tailor,  h  12  Charlotte. 

Gold  T.  R.,  clerk,  Bank  of  Utica,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Golden  David  Y.  W.,  dry  goods  merchant,  81  Genesee,  h  27i  Broads 

Goldback  Michael,  oil  cloth  factory,  h  35  Stark. 

Goldscher  Marcus,  tailor,  h  113  Water. 

Goldstein  Marcus,  peddler,  bds  92  Whitesboro. 

Goldstein  Lewis,  peddler,  h  9£  Charlotte. 

Goldstein  Nathan,  peddler,  h  115  Whitesboro. 

Goldner  "Victoria,  widow,  h  26  Saratoga. 

Goldie  James,  of  Owen  &  G.,  h  116  Whitesboro. 

Goodale  John  A.,  teller  Bank  of  Utica,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Goodale  William  W.,  sash  and  blind  maker,  h  10  Spring. 

Goodier  Jonathan,  teacher  Free  Academy,  h  76  Fayette. 

Goodenow  Lucinda,  widow,  h  cor  Howard  Avenue  and  Square  st. 

Goodenow  William,  farmer,  h  40  Seymour  Avenue. 

Goodman  John,  laborer,  h  57  Catharine. 

Goodliff  Catharine,  widow  of  Joseph,  agent  for  Morrison's  pills,  h 

76  Varick. 
Goodliff  Joseph  B.,  malster,  h  2  Edward. 
Goodrich  B.  K.,  tinsmith,  h  26  Howard  Avenue. 
Goodrich  Charles  E.,  carriage  trimmer,  bds  J.  W.  Bates'. 
Goodrich  Chauncey  E.,  chaplain  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  n  s  Whitesboro, 

2  w  Jason. 
Goodrich  W.  R.,  clerk,  92  Genesee,  res  Yorkville. 
Goodsell  Thomas,  M.  I).,  office  and  house,  95  John. 
Goodwin  Edward,  laborer,  h  s  s  Broad,  1  e  Mohawk. 
Goodwin  Edwin  P.,  of  Burke  &  G.,  h  n  s  Broad,  1  e  Clark's  bridge.; 
Goodwin  Evan  R.,  h  cor  Broad  and  Kossuth  Avenue. 
Gooken  Bridget,  h  108  Park  Avenue. 

Gordon  Rev.  G.  C,  pastor  Church  of  Reconciliation,  h  7  W.  Bridge. 
Gordon  John,  laborer,  h  31  West  Bridge. 

Gordon  Joseph  W.,  barber,  Exchange  Buildings,  h  30  Washington. 
Gordon  Theodore  H.,  grocer,  11  Genesee,  h  41  Charlotte. 
Gordon  Daniel,  Satinet  Mills,  h  5  Erie. 


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Gorringe  Thomas,  tailor,  h  75  West. 

Gorse  J.  Winters,  book-binder  at  W.  J.  Roberts',  60  Genesee,  h  2 

Havens. 
Gossin  George,  carpenter,  bds  14  First. 
Gottry  Jacob,  cordwainer,  133  Columbia,  h  same. 
Goult  John  Henry,  painter,  h  62£  South. 

Goult  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  9  John,  h  cor  Dudley  and  South. 
Gould  Cornelius  B.,  printer,  h  88  John. 
Grace  Church,  (Episcopal,)  cor  Broadway  and  Columbia,  Rev.  J.  J. 

Brandigee,  rector. 
Grace  Edward,  cordwainer,  h  8  West. 
Grace  Thomas,  cordwainer,  h  103  Bleecker. 
Grady  Dominick,  peddler,  h  7  Steuben. 
Graff  John,  laborer,  h  11  Kirkland. 
Graff  Valentine,  laborer,  h  17  Tibbitts. 
Graham  Ann,  widow,  h  103  Bleecker. 
Graham  Edmund  A.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  Empire  Block,  h  243 

Genesee.  s*^BWW«^«^ 
Graham  James,  mason,  h  9  Havens. 

Graham  Joseph,  engineer  at  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  22  Jason. 
Graham  Susan,  widow  of  John,  h  22  Cornelia. 
Graham  William,  moulder,  h  89  Spring. 

Grannis  Timothy  0.,  cashier  Bank  Central  New  York,  h  304  Genesee.^ 
Grant  Jeremiah,  engineer,  h  37  Kemble. 

Gray  Gabriel  B.,  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant,  h  24  Court. 
Gray  James,  locksmith,  h  n  s  Jay,  2  e  Mohawk. 
Gray  John,  gardener  at  C.  Hall's,  h  9  Tibbitts. 
Gray  John  P.,  M.  D.,  sup't  New  York  State  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Gray  Patrick,  laborer,  h  70  Spring. 
Gray  Patrick,  porter,  bds  M.  Bell's. 
Gray  Mrs.  Persis,  widow  of  W.  B.,  h  9-J  Charlotte. 
Gray  Mrs.  Margaret,  laundress,  h  5  Post. 
Graves  William  J.,  laborer,  h  57  Catharine. 
Green  Charles  H.,  h  2  Steuben  Park. 
Green  Miss  Eliza,  bds  2  Steuben  Park. 

Green  Fordyce  H.,  agent  "  People's  Line,"  h  77  Park  Avenue. 
Green  George  S.,  h  43  Broad.  * 

Green  George  S.,  2d,  clerk  Utica  City  Bank,  bds  65  Bleecker. 
Green  Henry,  attorney  and  counsellor,  h  65  Bleecker.   <**■"■*• 
Green  H.  W. ,  bds  94  Fayette. 

Green  John  A.,  farmer,  h  n  s  Broad,  5  bl  Starch  Factory  Creek. 
Green  Samuel,  at  Lawrence's  planing  mill,  h  4  Steuben. 
Green  William,  clerk,  135  Genesee,  bds  65  Bleecker. 
Green  William  H.,  collector  Erie  Canal,  res  Deerfield. 
Green  William  Harry,  National  Hotel. 
Greenhill  George  O.,  clerk,  80  Genesee,  h  14  Elizabeth. 
Greenland  Anna  F.,  widow,  h  19  Blandina. 
Greenman  Silas  C,  bds  24  Seneca. 


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Greenman  Sarah,  widow  of  Hiram,  h  24  Seneca.  > . 

Greer  David,  cordwainer,  h  7  Union. 
Gregoire  Nicholas,  laborer,  h  84  Third. 
Greibel  Michael,  stone  cutter,  h  6  Hope. 

Gridley  Philo,  counsellor  at  law,  office  266  Genesee,  h  same.  -      -~~ 
Gries  William,  confectioner,  178  Genesee,  h  140  Fayette. 
Grieser  Lawrence,  laborer,  h  21  Louisa- 
Griffin  Albert  M.,  moulder,  h  75  Lansing. 
Griffin  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h  5  South. 
Griffin  Patrick,  moulder,  h  27  Third. 
Griffiths  Griffith  W.,  laborer,  h  rear  96  Whitesboro. 
Griffiths  Edward  W.,  carpenter,  h  41  Miller. 
Griffiths  George  W.,  clerk,  bds  American  Hotel. 
Griffiths  Isaac  J.,  book-keeper,  h  14  Steuben. 
Griffiths  H.  W.,  grocer,  13  South,  res  same. 
Griffiths  John,  h  74  Court. 
Griffiths  John,  carpenter,  h  20  Lansing. 
Griffiths  John,  carpenter,  h  52  Varick. 
Griffiths  John  &  Co.,  coffee  and  spice  mills,  20  Fayette. 
Griffiths  John,  of  J.  G.  &  Co.,  h  44  Cornelia. 
Griffiths  Mrs.  Laura,  widow,  h  90  Whitesboro. 
Griffiths  M.  H.,  clerk,  58  Genesee,  bds  McGregor  House. 
Griffiths  Robert,  grocer,  cor  Columbia  and  State,  h  same. 
Griffiths  Solomon,  carpenter,  h  99  Park  Avenue. 
Griffiths  Thomas  J.,  of  J.  G.  &  Co.,  bds  44  Cornelia- 
Griffiths  Thomas  Jefferson,  printer,  bds  5  Charles. 
Griffiths  Thomas,  clerk,  62  Genesee,  bds  106  John. 
Griggs  Ira,  sup't  Screw  Factory,  h  24  Lansing. 
Griggs  Justus,  machinist,  bds  24  Lansing. 
Groeder  John,  laborer,  h  63  Johnson. 
Gross  Adolphus,  machinist,  h  24  Fay. 
Gross  Joseph,  laborer,  h  42  Stark. 
Gross  William,  carpenter,  h  16  Canal. 
Grossman  Philip,  butcher,  cor  Whitesboro  and  Schuyler. 
Groun  Jacob,  peddler,  h  125  Water. 
Grove  De  Witt  C,  publisher  Utica  Observer  and  Gospel  Messenger, 

and  book  and  job  printer,  113  Genesee,  h  75  Varick.  — — »■ — - - 
Grove  George  W.,  druggist,  bds  D.  C.  Grove's. 
Grumwell  Alfred,  window  shade  painter,  bds  58  Broadway. 
Grupp  Paul,  butcher,  cor  Columbia  and  Wiley,  res  same. 
Gschwind  Frederick,  cordwainer,  h  31  Second. 
Gschwind  John,  cordwainer,  h  27  Second. 
Gucker  David,  cordwainer,  h  41  Varick. 
Guile  H.,  bds  Mansion  House. 
Guile  Russell,  foreman  B.  Hawley  &  Sons'. 
Guckemus  William,  turner,  h  52  Stark. 
GULF  BREWERY,  cor  Jay  and  Third,  M.  McQuade,  agent. 
Gunning  Pierce,  blacksmith,  h  57  Second. 


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Gutling  Joseph,  tailor,  h  63  Spring. 

Gwinne  James,  brakesman,  C.  R.  B,.,  bds  30  Main. 

Gygax  John,  M.  D.,  office  and  res  122  Columbia. 


Haage  Jacob,  laborer,  h  41  Varick. 

Haar  Daniel,  tailor,  h  142  Court. 

Haas  Anthony,  whitewashes  h  141  Court. 

Haaren  Jacob,  laborer,  h  s  s  Bleeeker,  1  e  Kent. 

Habacuc  Brother,  director  of  Academy  of  the  Assumption. 

Habenstein  Casper,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  165  Columbia. 

Habenstein  Moritz,  mason,  h  144  Court. 

Haberer  Daniel,  chair  maker  and  undertaker,  shop  and  res  51  West. 

Hackett  Charles,  carpenter,  h  67  Steuben. 

Hackett  Cordon,  manufacturer  of  clothing,  over  52  Franklin  Square3 
h  69  State.  ' 

Hackett  John,  teamster,  h  cor  Jay  and  Third. 

Hackett  Patrick,  cartman,  h  52  Third. 

Hackley  Aaron,  att'y  and  counsellor,  over  122  Genesee,  h  62  Whites- 
boro. 

Hadcock  A.  L.,  receiver,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Hadclen  Thomas,  clerk,  20  Liberty,  bds  19  Elizabeth. 

Haefie  Henry,  laborer,  h  111  Fayette. 

Haes  George,  watch  maker,  h  275  Whitesboro. 

Haesler  John,  S.  W.  Mills,,  h  266  Whitesboro. 

Haenl  George,  druggist  and  grocer,  cor  Varick  and  Garden,  h  same. 

Haeuser  Julia,  widow  of  Henry  H.,  h  48  Saratoga. 

Hagan  Edward,  h  17  Kirkland. 

Hagan  Hugh,  laborer,  h  80  Hart. 

Hagan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  82  Hart. 

Hagan  Valentine,  cordwainer,  bds  36  Charlotte. 

Hagenauer  Henry,  cordwainer,  h  136  Water. 

Hagarty  James,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Hagerman  J.  L.,  barber,  3,  h  5  Main. 

Hagel  Mrs.  Catharine,  II  14  Clinton. 

Hahn  Ann,  widow,  h  141  Water. 

Hahn  Conradt,  plasterer,  h  14  South  Hamilton. 

GULF     BEEWERY, 

Capital  St®cM9  ^50,000. 
$W*  Manufacturers   of    BEER,    and  dealers  in   BARLEY,    MALT, 
HOPS,  STAVES  and  WOOD.     The 

Manufactured  at  this  establishment  is  confidently  recommended  as  being  superior 
to  any  in  market.    Office  eor*  Jay  asad  Tlorc!  Street?  Utica. 

M.  McQUADE,  Prest.  and  Agent. 


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Halm  Jacob,  brewer,  h  119  Schuyler. 

Hahn  John  F.,  carpenter,  bds  J.  M.  Hahn's. 

Hahn  John  M.,  grocery  and  provision  store,  230  and  232,  h  234: 

Whitesboro. 
Haihs  George,  machinist,  h  s  s  Whitesboro,  2  w  Philip. 
Hain  Jacob,  with  Stuber,  Frank  &  Co.,  bds  49  John. 
Haley  James,  blacksmith,  11  Main,  h  68-J  Elizabeth. 
Haley  James,  laborer,  h  68  Elizabeth. 
Haley  Henry,  blacksmith,  h  142  Bleecker. 
Haley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  145  Bleecker. 
Hall  Andrew  L.,  clerk,  bds  6  Steuben. 
Hall  Ann,  widow  of  James,  h  14  Columbia. 

Hall  Calvin,  sheriff  of  Oneida  county,  office  9  Liberty,  h  39  South/ 
Hall  Israel,  machinist,  h  21  Varick. 

Hall  Julius  A.,  druggist  and  grocer,  158  Genesee,  h  6  Steuben. 
Hall  Louis  M.,  printer,  bds  56  Charlotte. 
Hall  Thomas,  butcher,  h  75  Third. 
Hall  William,  tailor,  h  99  Steuben. 
Halliday  William,  porter,  135  Genesee,  h  69  West. 
Hallenbeck  E.  H.,  clerk,  92  Genesee,  bds  27  Hotel. 
Hallenbeck  D.,  carriage  maker,  h  27  Hotel. 

Hallock  JSTehemiah,  butcher,  cor  Fayette  and  Seneca,  bds  American. 
Halstead  James,  cordwainer,  h  18  Pearl. 

Halstead  Miss  Juliette,  teacher  Sixth  Ward  School,  bds  2  Canal. 
Ham  John,  dealer  in  burning  fluid  and  lamps,  186  Genesee,  h  cor 

Washington  and  Pearl. 
Hamer  John,  Jr.,  farmer  and  milk  dairy,  w  s  Genesee,  5  s  Noyes. 
Hamilton  Charles  W.,  with  T.  K  Butler,  bds  National  Hotel. 
Hamilton  Henry  P.,  boiler  maker,  h  23  Yarick. 
Hamilton  Ira,  boiler  maker,  h  23  Varick. 
Hamilton  Isaac  T.,  moulder,  h  47  Second. 
Hamlin  George,  butcher,  25  Steuben,  res  same. 
Hamlin  James,  of  H.  &  Meyer,  h  cor  Varick  and  Columbia. 
Hamlin  &  Meyer,  boot  and  shoe  store,  cor  Varick  and  Columbia. 
Hamlin   William  D.,  wagon  manufacturer,  shop   Rome  st.,  h  83 

Fayette.     - 
Hammerschmidt  Frederick,  basket  maker,  h  cor  Canal  and  Bryan. 
Hammond  Erwin  A.,  of  Westcott  &  H  ,  h  10  Hotel. *?*~— « — **- 
Hammond  J.  W.,  fruit  dealer,  bds  W.  J.  Watkins'. 
Hand  Lewis  B.,  clerk,  bds  Franklin  House. 
Hand  Michael,  mason,  h  33  Kemble. 
Handy  Mrs.  Abigail,  widow  of  John  H.,  h  19  Fayette. 
Handwright  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  113  Columbia. 
Hanlon  B.,  laborer,  C.  RR.,  h  19  Bridge. 
Hanlon  John,  laborer,  h  102  Bleecker. 
Hanlon  Michael,  laborer,  bds  42  Catharine. 
Hanlon  Peter,  laborer,  hill  Water. 
Hanlon  William,  h  92  Water. 


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Hannas  Augustus  C,  clerk,  44  Genesee,  bds  38  Main. 
Hannas  Henry,  laborer,  li  18  Hope. 
Hannas  James  M.,  machinist,  bds  38  Main. 
Hannas  John,  moulder,  bds  68  Broad. 
Hannas  Mrs.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h  38  Main. 
Hannon  James,  laborer,  h  s  s  Lansing,  2  w  Barnes. 
Hannusch  William,  locksmith,  h  16  Seymour  Avenue. 
Hannegan  James,  painter,  bds  15  Elizabeth. 
Hanover  Samuel  H.,  at  Lawrence's  lumber  yard,  h  118  Fayette. 
Hanrahan  James,  laborer,  h  51  Bridge. 
Harding  Cornelius,  barber,  h  24  Post. 
Harding  Cyrus  E.,  ass't  overseer,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  20  State. 
Harden  Thomas,  carpenter,  h  145  Fayette. 
Harken  Charles,  laborer,  bds  P.  Devlin's. 
Harkness  Edward,  farmer,  h  w  sv Third,  3  s  South. 
Harrer  Charles,  cordwainer,  bds^H  Bleecker. 

Harrer  Frederick,  cordwainer,  basement  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  74  Bleecker. 
Harrer  Mathias,  laborer,  h  cor  Joseph  and  Canal. 
Harrer  William,  cordwainer,  bds  *74  Bleecker. 
Harrington  Andrew  J.,  butcher,  h  219  Whitesboro. 
Harrington  Albert  G.,  laborer,  bds  42  Spring. 
Harrington  Daniel  H.,  machinist,  h  40  Spring. 
Harrington  Carlos,  laborer,  b  3  42  Spring. 
Harrington  Edwin,  tinsmith,  bds  48  First. 
Harrington  Isaac  B.,  laborer,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  3  ab  jail. 
Harrington  John,  butcher,  h  215  Whitesboro. 
Harrington  Miss  S  isan  A.,  bds  89  John. 

Harrington  William,  butcher,  Clinton  Market,  h  144  Columbia. 
Harris  George  H.,  paper  hanger,  bds  38  Howard  Avenue. 
Harris  Thomas,  book-keeper,  108  Genesee,  h  38  Howard  Avenue. 
Harris  Jeremiah,  talesman,  C.  RR.  freight  house,  h  74  Jay. 
Harrison  &  Co.,  dry  goods  merchants,  138  Genesee,  up  stairs. 
Harrison  David,  clerk,  138  Genesee,  h  166  Whitesboro. 
Harrison  Henry,  of  H.  &  Co.,  bds  McGregor  House. 
Harman  Patrick,  laborer,  h  w  s  Albany,  4  ab  Bleecker. 
Hart  Alexander  C,  of  H.  &  Munson,  h  45  Broadway. 
Hart  George,  carpenter,  h  53  Tibbitts. 

HART   &    DAGWELL,  Proprietors  Utica  Foundry,   Cornelia,   bl 
Fayette. 

HAET    &   DAGWELL, 
Machinery,  Rail  Road,  and  other  Castings, 

Furnished  on  short  notice,  at  the 

XJTICA  FOOTBB.Y, 

Ob  the  Erie  Canal,  at  the  Foot  of  Cornelia  Street. 


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Hart  George  W.,  gardener,  hes  Kemble,  head  Walker. 

Hart  Henry  R.,  of  H.  cfe  Dagwell,  res  Whitestown.   <*^- ~— 

Hart  &  Munson,  burr  mill  stone  manufacturers,  Broadway,  cor#Erie 

Canal. 
Hart  Mrs.  Martha,  widow  of  Ephraim,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 
Hart  Mrs.  Martha,  h  62  Third. 
Hart  Martin,  h  65  Fayette.  „ 
Hart  Samuel,  carpenter,  h  30  South. 
Harter  Edward  M..  bds  106  Whitesboro. 

Harter  Joseph,  Utica  Steam  Tannery,  108,  h  106  Whitesboro.  ««■««■*. 
Harter  John,  laborer,  h  54  Schuyler. 
Harter  James  W.,  engineer,  bds  106  Whitesboro. 
Hartman  Christian,  blacksmith,  h  69  Canal. 
Hartman  Frederick,  tailor,  h  24  Neilson. 
Hartman  George,  barber,  bds  53  Bleecker. 
Harvey  Patrick,  laborer,  h  28  Saratoga. 
Harvey  Stewart  M.,  engineer  C.  RR.,  h  33  Main. 
Hartwell  A.  V.,  2nd  ass't  engineer,  Erie  Canal,  bds  National   Hotel. 
Hartwell  Susan  A.,  dressmaker,  bds  61  Varick. 
Harwood  Harvey  J.,  daguerrean  artist,  95  Fayette,  res  same. 
Hassett  Thomas,  laborer,  h  58  Catharine. 
Hastings  Benjamin,  cord  wain  er,  bds  13  Elizabeth. 
Hastings  Herbert,  M.  D.,   office  211   Genesee,  h  s  s  Genesee,  5  s 

Oneida  Square. 
Hastings  Herbert  A.,  clerk,  211  Genesee,  bds  H.  Hastings'. 
HASTINGS  EUGENE  B.,  druggist,  211  Genesee,  bds  H.  Hastings'. 
Hastings  Henry  S.,  bds  Clinton  Hotel. 

Hatfield  Hyatt  L.,  confectionery,  33  Bleecker,  h  9  Kemble. 
Hatch  N.  G,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Hatch  Wells  B.,  machinist,  bds  9  Kemble. 
Hathaway  Mrs.  Harriet,  tailoress,  25  Union. 
Hathaway  John  P.,  cigar  maker,  bds  Mansion  House. 
Hatton  Mrs.  Mary,  dressmaker,  h  19  Elizabeth. 
Hauschild  Herman,  laborer,  ti  127  Blandina. 
Havens  James  B.,  h  27  Mary. 
Havens  James  H.,  paper  hanger,  h  1  Neilson. 
Havens  Mary,  seamstress,  bds  1  Neilson. 
Hathorn  Joseph,  carder,  U.  W.  Mills,  bds  99  Court. 
Hathorn  Martha,  U.  W.  Mills,  bds  99  Court. 

Manufacturer  and  wholesale  dealer  in 

PHILLEO'S    FLAVORING    EXTRACTS, 

THE    BEST    IN    USE. 

HO.   211  GENESEE   STREET. 


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Hawkins  Henry,  barber,  h  75  Genesee,  3d  floor. 

HAWLEY  &  SON,  livery  stable,  8  Broad.   „>■■  -»- 

Hawley  Burton,  of  H.  &  Son,  h  40  Elizabeth. 

Hawley  William  H.,  of  H.  &  Son,  h  38  Elizabeth. 

Hawes  S.  B.,  at  G.  RR.,  h  2  Havens. 

Haworth  James,  mason,  h  36  Howard  Avenue 

Ha  worth  Henry  H,  proprietor  Corn  Hill  House,  34  South. 

Haworth  John,  mason,  h  36  South. 

Haworth  William,  grocery  and  brewery,  cor  South  and  West. 

Haws  Jacob,  carpenter,  h  106  Bridge. 

Hawthorne  William  Jr.,  butcher,  h  rear  37  Main. 

Hayden  Henry,  locksmith,  h  5  Blandina. 

Hay  Scales,  Bull's  Patent,  Washington  si,  near  Erie  Canal. 

Hay  Scales,  Crane's  Patent,  cor  Catharine  and  John. 

Hay  Scales,  Fairbanks'  Patent,  cor  Jay  and  Bridge. 

Hayes  Agnes,  widow  of  William,  h  79  Jay. 

Hayes  Gilbert,  wheelwright,  h  6  Varick. 

Hayes  James,  laborer,  h  17  Bridge. 

Hayes  Moses,  locksmith,  bds  14  First. 

Haynes  William,  blacksmith,  Madison  Lane,  h  47  Washington. 

Haynes  William  Jr.,  blacksmith,  bds  47  Washington. 

Hazlett  Samuel,  mason,  h  128  Lansing. 

Hazlett  William,  laborer,  h  Catharine,  1  w  Third. 

Head  George  W.,  h  9  Rutger. 

Healey  John,  laborer,  h  81  Water. 

Healey  Thomas,  tailor,  h  139  Rutger. 

Heath  Hawley  E.,  of  J.  B.  Rice  &  Co.,  h  65  Cornelia. 

Heath  William,  of  Maynard,  H.  <fc  Co.,  h  cor  Charlotte  and  Blan- 
dina. 

Heberly  Casper,  laborer,  h  3  Louisa. 

Heburn  William,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  215  Whitesboro. 

Hecox  Orin,  laborer,  h  cor  Catharine  and  Mohawk. 

Hecox  Charles,  clerk,  bds  26  Main. 

Hecox  George  K.,  engineer  C.  RR.,  h  26  Main. 

Hecker  Xavier,  basket  maker,  h  10  Schuyler. 

Hedrick  John,  cabinet  maker,  h  49  Tibbitts. 

Heffron  Daniel  S.,  Superintendent  Common  Schools,  office  City  Hall, 
h  74  Cornelia. 

Heffron  Edward,  laborer,  h  28  Tracy. 

B.    HAWLEY    &    SOF5 
LIVERY      STA.BLE, 

3ST0.  8  BROAD  STREET. 

HORSES     <Sc    CARRIAGES, 

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Heffron  Henry  G.,  clerk,  108  Genesee,  bds  Mrs.  S.  Heffron's. 
Heffron  Mrs.  S.,  h  cor  Cornelia  and  Mancleville. 
Heffron  Mrs.  M.  Elizabeth,  teacher,  4th  Ward  School,  h  19  Miller. 
Heggendorn  Joseph,  laborer,  h  66  Mohawk. 
Heid  Michael,  gardener,  h  2  South  H  imilton. 
Heidel  Ignatius,  confectioner,  204  Genesee,  res  same. 
Heimel  Martin,  laborer,  h  cor  Water  and  Breese. 
Heimberger  John,  tailor  and  saloon  keeper,  108  Fayette. 
Heintz  Christian,  tailor,  h  122  Columbia. 
Heitzman  Jacob,  laborer,  h  26  Hope. 
Heitzman  Sebastian,  laborer,  h  8  Jason. 
Heifer t  John  Adam,  baker,  h  65  Steuben. 

Helwig  Ludwig,  laborer,  lies  Kossuth  Avenue,  3  n  City  Line. 
Hemmens  James,  book-keeper,  6  Liberty,  h  n  s  William,  3  w  State. 
Hemmer  Frederick,  tailor,  cor  Chenango  Canal  and  Garden.  % 

Henninge  Frederick,  grocery  and  provision  store,  60  South,  h  same. 
Henninger  John,  laborer,  h  64  Jay. 
Hennessy  John,  laborer,  h  Broad,  e  Starch  Factory. 
Hennessy  James,  laborer,  h  cor  Catharine  and  Third. 
Henry  Mrs.  C,  milliner,  4  Bleecker,  h  14  Carnahan. 
Henry  Edward,  plumber,  h  176  Court. 
Henry  Arthur,  laborer,  h  cor  Barnes  and  Rutger. 
Henry  Ferdinand,  musician,  bds  Godfrey  Henry's. 
Henry  Frederick,  locksmith,  h  112  Lansing. 
Henry  Godfrey,  musician,  h  w  s  Steuben,  1  n  Pleasant- 
Henry  James,  boot  and  shoe  store,  129  Genesee,  h  38  Charlotte. 
Henry  Patrick,  peddler,  h  90  Steuben. 
Henry  Richard,  carpenter,  h  s  s  Rutger,  1  w  Albany. 
Henry  William,  h  14  Carnahan. 
Henry  William,  teamster,  h  e  s  Plant,  1  n  Canal. 
Henshaw  J.   Sidney,  attorney  and  counsellor,  Exchange  Buildings, 

h  19  Fayette. 
Hensel  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  h  83  Cooper. 
Henty  Mrs.  Eliza,  widow,  h  58  Blandina. 
Herbage  Elijah  J.,  proprietor  Indian  Chief  Hotel,  cor  Oneida  and 

Walker,  and  China  Hall,  Bradish  Block. 
Herbrand  Francis,  baker  and  grocer,  142  Whitesboro,  h  same. 
Herbert  Mrs.  P.,  boarding  house,  29  Seneca. 
Herbert  Richard,  of  Embley  &  H,  bds  8  Elizabeth. 
Herbert  Rev.  R.  L.,  Pastor  Welsh  Methodist  Church,  h.5  Aiken. 
Herbstneicht  John,  tailor,  h  47  Saratoga. 
Hermann  Joseph,  cord  wain  er,  h  86  Columbia. 
Hermann  Rev.  Louis,  h  36  Stark. 
Hermann  Louis,  carpenter,  h  56  Chenango  Avenue. 
Herendoen  Mrs.  Charlotte,  widow,  h  54  Lansing. 
Herrick  Samuel,  book-keeper,  92  Genesee,  bds  91  Whitesboro. 
Herrick  Miss  S.  E.,  assistant  primary  teacher,  2d  Ward  School,  bds 

11  Liberty. 


95 

Ilersey  William,  cabinet  maker,  h  n  s  Warren,  1  w  Garden. 

HertelEmil,  machinist,  bds  Clinton  Hotel. 

Heslan  Michael,  mason,  h  e  s  Steuben,  2  s  Arthur. 

Heslan  Thomas,  masou,  h  104  Steuben. 

Hess  Daniel,  tailor,  h  122  Schuyler. 

Hess  David,  City  Marshal,  h  9  Seneca. 

Hess  John  M.,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  10  Edward. 

Hessee  John,  locksmith,  h  w  s  Cherry,  3  s  Whitesboro. 

Hessee  Mary,  widow  of  Philip,  cap  maker,  43^-  Washington. 

Hewitt  John,  carpenter,  h  93  Spring. 

Hibbs  George  W.,  cabinet  maker,  h  22  Elizabeth. 

Hicks  Miss  Sarah  J.,  milliner,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 

Hickey  Ann,  widow,  h  10  Eagle. 

Higby  Chester,  bds  40  State. 

Higgs  James  R.,  brass  finisher,  bds  20  Seymour  Avenue. 

Higgs  Thomas,  carpenter,  h  20  Seymour  Avenue. 

HIGGS    WILLIAM,  brassfounder  and  locksmith,  3  Bleecker  st.,  h 

20  Seymour  Avenue. 
Higham   &  Co.,   proprietors  Yulcan  Works,  Whitesboro,  junction 

Fayette. 
Higham  Abrara,  of  H.  &  Co.,  h  224  Genesee. 

Hill  Charles  J.,  student  of  medicine  at  Dr.  Watson's,  bds  5  Devereux. 
Hill  Francis,  cordwainer,  h  74  Elizabeth. 
Hill  James/car  builder,  h  11  Third. 
Hill  John  S.,  clerk,  52  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker.St.  House. 
Hill  George,  carpenter,  h  9  Union. 
Hill  Henry,  of  Canfield  &  H.,  h  45  Varick. 
Hill  Luke,  painter,  h  21  Leah. 
Hill  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h  114  Court. 
Hill  Rev.  Thomas,  Pastor  Ebenezer  Church,  h  14  West. 
Hill  Orin,  brick  maker,  h  147  Whitesboro. 
Hiltebrand   Harry,  glass  stain er  at  C.   P.   Davis',  bds  Dr.   F.  W. 

Kl  ages'. 
Hilton  James,  carpenter,  h  75  Liberty. 
Himmens  Nicholas,  mason,  li  e  s  Bryan,  3  n  Canal. 
Hinder meyer  Albert,  laborer,  h  108  Court. 
Hines  Patrick,  painter,  h  75  Jay. 
Hines  Patrick,  painter,  h  w  s  Barnes,  2  s  Rutger. 
Hinkley  Alvah,  h  96  State. 

WILLIAM   HIGG87 
Brass  Founder,  Plumber,  and  Bell  Hanger, 

'and  manufacturer  op 
BRASS    COCKS    ANCS    WATER    CLOSETS, 
NO.  1 3  BLEECKER  STEEET. 
^P^French  Window  Fastenings,  Shutters,  and  other  Trimmings,  made  to  order* 

Brass  Castings,  Repairing  and  Jobbing  promptly  attended  to. 
N.  B.  Cash  paid  for  OLD  COPPER,  BRASS,  ZINC,  &c  *«. 


96 

HINKLEY  LEWIS,  Phoenix  Livery,  31  Hotel,  bds  96  State. 

Hinman  John  E.,  h  33  Whitesboro.  -~*^«^ 

Hirt  Harmon,  butcher,  bds  Maria  Hirt's. 

Hirt  Maria,  widow  of  Frederick,  s  s  Oak,  5  e  Schuyler. 

Hitchcock  Alfred,  h  8  Broadway. 

Hitchcock  Alfred  G-.,  bds  8  Broadway. 

Hitchcock  Abram,  clerk,  bds  8  Broadway. 

Hitchcock  James  K,  h  31  Broad.  -_ 

Hitchcock  Marcina,  pattern  maker,  bds  19  Cornelia. 

Hitchin  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  '29  Cornelia. 

Hitzelberger  Frederick,  boat  builder,  h  151  Fayette. 

Hitzelberger  Laurence,  butcher,  h  cor  Columbia  and  Wiley. 

Hobin  Michael,  cordwainer,  h  29  John. 

Hobson  Joseph,  overseer  gigging  room,  h  114  Schuyler. 

Hobbs  James,  laborer,  h  74  Blandina. 

Hobby  TJ.,  tanner,  Whitesboro,  h  24  Elizabeth. 

Hobby  William  A.,  h  34  Steuben. 

Hodges  Nelson  A.,  painter,  h  13  Carnahan, 

Hoeffler  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  h  3  Pine. 

Hoeffler  Philip,  laborer,  h  144  Whitesboro. 

Hoeflinger  Sebastian,  laborer,  h  21  Elm. 

Hoerle  Jacob  H.,  laborer,  h  cor  Hope  and  Schuyler. 

Hoerlin  John  G.,  tailor,  h  18  Vaiick. 

Hoffman  Adam,  laborer,  h   149  Water. 

Hoffman  John,  farmer,  h  Slayton's  Bush  Road. 

Hoffman  Valentine,  teamster,  hss  Warren,  4  w  Garden. 

Hoffmeister  Frank,  laborer,  h  Joseph,  2  n  Canal, 

Hogan  Mrs.  Ellen,  widow,  h  13  First. 

Hogan  John,  livery  agent,  h  45  John. 

Hogan  Margaret,  widow,  bds  45  John. 

Hogan  Michael,  blacksmith,  h  42  Water. 

Holbrook  Gilbert  F..  cordwainer,  h  26  Tibbitts. 

Hulgate  Jerome  B.,  historian,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Holland  Bridget,  bds  1  Rutger. 

Holland  Betsey  M.,  widow  of  R.  C,  h  11  State. 

Holloran  Michael,  laborer,  h  25  Columbia. 

Holloran  Michael  F.,  clerk,  bds  25  Columbia. 

Holloran  Thomas,  laborer,  h  49  Jay. 

Hollister  Frederick,  bds  National  Hotel. 

LEWIS   HINKLEY, 

E»  EC  OS!  IKT  I  XL     LIVERY, 

No.  37  Hotel  Street,  Opposite  the  Post  Office. 

HORSES  AOT   CARRIAGES, 

For  any  part  of  the  country,  furnished  on  short  notice. 


97 

Hollon  John,  cartman,  h  43  Main. 

Hollum  Rebecca,  widow,  h  24  Stark. 

Holloway  Philip,  carpenter,  h  13  Jason. 

Holman  Charles,  harness  maker,  h  74  Catharine. 

Holmes  John  J.,  carriage  trimmer,  h  50  West. 

Holmes  John,  cartman,  h  70  Cooper. 

Holstein  Israel,  grocer,  44  Blandina,  res  same. 

Holstein  Moses,  peddler,  h  66  Broadway. 

Holt  James,  blacksmith,  h  163  Whitesboro. 

Holt  Samuel,  blacksmith,  bds  163  Whitesboro. 

Homan  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  h  62  Court. 

Hone  James,  mason,  h  39  Elm. 

Hoover  John,  wool  sdrter,  h  n  s  Bleecker,  1  w  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Hoover  Martin,  teamster,  h  cor  Albany  and  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Hopkins  Charles  H.,  of  H.  &  Lane,  h  53  Lansing. 

Hopkins  Ira  D.,  h  64  Main. 

Hopkins  Ira  D.,  Jr.,  student,  bds  64  Main. 

Hopkins  L.  W.,  student,  bds  64  Main. 

Hopkins  Robert  B.,  bds  13  Spring. 

Hopkins  Thomas  A.,  book-keeper  Oneida  Brewery,  h  13  Spring, 

Hopkins  William  E.,  book-keeper  Warner  &  Ray's. 

Hopkins  &  Lane,  proprietors  City  Mill,  and  flour  store,  9  Liberty. 

Hopper  George  J.,  h  14  West  Bridge. 

Hopper  Thomas,  treasurer  Utica  Water  Works  Company,  office  196 

Genesee,  h  12  West  Bridge. 
Hopson  Henry,  of  Sherwood  &  H.,  h  44  Broad. 
Hopson  Charles,  clerk,  123  Genesee,  bds  44  Broad. 
Hornby  John,  cordwainer,  13  Varick,  h  same. 
Horn  Henry,  carpenter,  bds  33  Charlotte. 
Horn  H.  V,  D.  &  Co.,  dry-goods  merchants,  62  Genesee. 
Horn  H.  V.  D.,  of  H.  Y.  D.  H.  &  Co.,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 
Horning  John  B,,  cabinet  maker,  h  cor  Elm  and  Louisa. 
Horsburgh  Alexander,  baker,  cor  Bleecker  and  Second,  h  same. 
Horsburgh  Robert,  baker,  h  41  Second. 
Houghton  S.  A.,  artist,  211  Genesee,  res  same. 
House  John,  laborer,  h  60  Catharine. 

Howes  Henry  A.,  clerk  county  clerk's  office,  bds  3  Dudley. 
Howes  Zenas  M.,  county  clerk,  h  3  Dudley. 
Howard  Ambrose  G.,  florist,  cor  Noyes  and  Genesee,  h  same. 
Howard  Mrs.  Mary,  h  9  Charlotte. 
Howard  Mrs.  S.,  widow,  h  cor  Bleecker  and  Albany. 
Howe  John,  painter,  h  6  Carnahan. 
Howe  James  H.,  foreman  Warnick,  Bryan  &  Co.'s  cigar  shop,  bds 

Clinton  Hotel. 
Howe  Lewis,  laborer,  h  29  Kemble. 
Howe  Stephen,  clerk,  h  47  Lansing. 
Howell  Miss  Elizabeth,  bds  Bleecker  Street  House. 
Howell  Howell  D.,  laborer,  h  98  Whitesboro. 

9 


Howell  Llewellyn  D.,  h  102  Whitesboro. 

Howell  Thomas  B .,  paper  hanger,  h  81  Bleeeker. 

Hewlett  Miss  E.  M.,  principal  Hamilton  st.  school,  bds  B.  Sprague's. 

Hoxie  Charles,  teamster,  h  cor  Howard  Avenue  and  Square  st. 

Hoy  John,  laborer,  h  12  Erie. 

Hoyer  Peter,  peddler,  h  62  Varick. 

Hoyt  John  C,  attorney  and  counsellor,  h  78  Whitesboro. 

Hoyte  Eli,  boat-builder,  n  28  Varick. 

Hubbard  Spencer,  teazle  dealer,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Hubbard  Frederick,  bds  63  Bleeeker.   ^^m^^^^.^. 

Hubbard  Mrs.  Thomas  H.,  widow,  h  03  Bleeeker.*—— 

Hubbell  Alrick,  h  57  Broad.  ^-^^^ 

Hudson  Edward,  boiler  maker,  bds  174  Whitesboro. 

Hughes  Catharine,  dressmaker,  h  70  Washington. 

Hughes  David  H.,  Utica  Water  Works,  h  10  South. 

Hughes  David,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Hughes  David,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  8  Stark. 

Hughes  Edward,  laborer,  bds  8  Division. 

Hughes  Edward  D.,  mason,  h  10  West  Bridge. 

Hughes  Elizabeth,  milliner,  6   Whitesboro,  res  same. 

Hughes  Griffith,  carpenter,  h  71  Whitesboro. 

Hughes  Griffith  H  ,  clerk,  55  Hotel,  h  60  Liberty. 

Hughes  Hugh,  blacksmith,  h  33  Water. 

Hughes  Hugh,  cutter  at  Rice  &  Co.'s,  h  21  Spring. 

Hughes  Henry,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Hughes  Henry,  tailor,  h  96  Miller. 

Hughes  James,  clerk,  bds  70  Broad. 

Hughes  John,  of  Quick  &  H.,  bds  67  Court. 

Hughes  John  H.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Hughes  John  R.,  machinist,  h  28  Columbia. 

Hughes  Joseph,  h  67  Court. 

Hughes  Kate  L.,  dressmaker,  bds  41  Blandina. 

Hughes  Lewis,  laborer,  h  8  Division. 

Hughes  Lewis,  daguerrean   artist,  cor  Columbia   and  Varick*  h  17 

Varick. 
Hughes  Lewis  E.,  machinist,  h  89  Court. 
Hughes  Myrick,  porter  Bank  of  Utica,  bds  7  Hotel. 
Hughes  Owen,  laborer,  h  s  s  Lansing.  6  w  Albany. 
Hughes  Richard  H.,  carpenter,  h  41  Blandina. 
Hughes  Richard,  tinsmith,  bds  D.  G.  Bates'. 
Hughes  Robert,  tailor,  h  cor  Washington  and  Whitesboro. 
Hughes  Robert  J.,  laborer,  h  n  s  Bleeeker,  1  e  Mohawk. 
Hughes  William,  stone  cutter,  bds  13  Elizabeth. 
Hulbert   John,  book-keeper  Savings'  Bank  at  Bank  Central  New 

York,  bds  Bleeeker  St.  House. 
Hilling  James  H,  printer  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Humphrey  William,  confectioner,  h  81  Cooper. 
Ilugiil  Miss  Ann,  dressmaker,  h  4  Steuben. 


99 

Hugill  Miss  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  h  4  Steuben. 

Hull  David,  grocer,  cor  John  and  Mary,  h  16  Blandina. 

Hull  Marquis  W.,  clerk,  cor  John  and  Mary,  bds  16  Blandina. 

Hunt  Charles  H  ,  student  at  H.  R,  White's,  bds  34  Blandina. 

Hunt  Delos  H.,  of  Curry  &  H.,  h  40  Lansing. 

Hunt  Harvey.  M.  D.,  h  112  John. 

Hunt  Isaac  J.,  M.  D.,  office  Exchange  Buildings,  h  8  Lansing. 

Hunt  John  S.,  book-keeper  Utica  City  Bank,  bds  J.  Savage's. 

Hunt  Jacob,  M.  D .,  office  and  house  54  Whitesboro.  • 

HUNT  JEREMIAH,  boot  and  shoe  store,  109  Genesee,  h  34  Blandina. 

Hunt  Mary,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  69  Columbia. 

Hunt  Myron  H.,  carpenter,  h  2  Meadow. 

Hunt  William,  cigar  maker,  bds  Clinton  Hotel. 

Hunt  William  J.,  clerk,  bds  34  Blandina. 

Hunt  William  D.,  student,  6  Exchange  Buildings,  bds  8  J^ansing. 

Hunt  Ward,  att'y  and  counsellor,  15  Broad,  h  308  Genesee.    «* 

Hunt  R.  W.,  res  8  Miller. 

Hunt  George  W.,  cigar  maker,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Hunter  James,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  112  Court. 

Huntington  Mrs.,  City  Hotel  boarding-house,  cor  Genesee  and  Car- 

n  ah  an. 
Hurd  Henry  H.  &  Co.,  flour  and  cattle  food  merchants,  Yl  Liberty. 
Hurd  Henry  H.,  of  H.  H.  H.  &  Co.,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 
Hurd  &  Brown,  atfc'ys  and  counsellors,  office  53  Hotel. 
Hurd  Theodore  A.,  of  H.  &  Brown,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
Hurlburt  Burton  XX,  att'y  and  counsellor,  h  25  Court. 
Hurlburt  Charles,  agent  New  Hartford  Cotton  Mills,  office  164,  h 

263  Genesee.  £  t 
Hurlburt  Frazier  W.,  clerk,  117  Genesee,  bds  National  Hotel. 
Hurlburt  Henry,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House.  >^«^ 
Hurlburt  Mrs.,  widow  of  Kellogg,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House,  r*-"*" 
Hurlburt   Hiram,    att'y   and   counsellor,    office    128    Genesee,  h  3 

Rutger. 
Hurlburt  John  C.,  printer,  h  67  Washington. 
Hurlburt  Nathan  C,  clothier,  h  8  Hotel 
Hurlburt  &  Pomeroy,  insurance  agents,  164  Genesee. 
Hurley  Cornelius,  boot  and  shoe  store.  30  Genesee,  h  44  Charlotte. 
Hurley  Francis,  laborer,  h  112  Jay. 

LAPIES'    B?B8§SMIUM    BO©X    ANB    SHOE     STOf&E. 


el  .      H  U  1ST  T  , 

(Successor  to  S.  V.  Oley,) 

No.  109  Genesee  Street,  corner  of  Catharine,  Utica,  JT.  Y. 


MANUFACTURER,    OF 


LAMES'  &  GENTLEMEN'S  BOOTS  &  SHOES, 

Of  all  kinds,  which  he  will  warrant  to  be  of  the  best  quality. 
H3F3  Boots  and  Shoes  made  to  measure  on  short  notice,  and  warranted  to  fit. 


100 

Hutchinson  Alexander,  cigar  maker,  h  32  Elizabeth. 

Hutchinson  Charles  W.,  dealer  in  cotton  and  woolen  manufacturers 

articles,  84  Catharine,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 
Hutchinson  Edwin,  student,  bds  49  Elizabeth. 
Hutchinson  Francis,  hatter,  h  4  Seneca. 
Hutchinson  George,  printer,  h  18  Plant. 
Hutchinson  Holmes,  h  49  Elizabeth. 
Hutchinson  James  H.,  clerk,  58  Genesee,  bds  39  Elm. 
Hutchinson  John,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  3  First. 
Hutchinson   Robert,   grocer,  cor  John  and  Bleecker,  bds  Clinton 

Hotel. 
Hutten  John  J ,  brewer,  h  69  Third. 

Huxford  Hiram  P.,  planing  mill  and  lumber  yard,  48,  h  50  State. 
Hydon  William,  laborer,  h  68  Mohawk, 
Hyland  Julia,  widow  of  Daniel,  h  14  First. 


i 


Indian  Chief  Hotel,  cor  Oneida  and  Walker. 

Ingraham  Nicholas,  farmer,  h  w  s  Albany,  3  ab  Bleecker. 

Ingleby  Joseph,  wood  turner,  h  40  Charlotte. 

InhofF  Kaspar,  laborer,  h  61  Erie. 

Imfeldt  Joseph,  carpenter,  lies  Mohawk,  2  n  City  Line. 

Ilsley  E.  Clarke,  organist  and   music   teacher,  rooms  Washington 

Hall,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 
Illing worth  Joseph  J.,  engineer,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  26  Spring. 
I.  O.'O.  F.  Hall,  Exchange  Buildings. 
Irion  Michael,  locksmith,  h  114  Lansing. 
Irons  Bruce,  clerk,  bds  D.  G.  Bates'. 
Irving  Mrs.  William,  tailoress,  h  22  Jay. 
Isham  Isaac,  tobacconist,  h  43  Cornelia. 
Isham  John  W.,  tobacconist,  h  47  Garden. 
Isele  Fridalin,  carpenter,  h  87  Mohawk. 
Isele  John  J.,  bds  87  Mohawk. 
Ives  William,  h  11  Elizabeth. 
Ives  George  H.,  clerk,  153  Genesee,  bds  11  Elizabeth. 


Jackson  C.  A.,  cook,  h  30  Washington. 
Jackson  John,  bds  5  Post. 
Jackson  Mrs.  Martha,  cook,  h  7  Post. 
Jackson  Susan,  h  w  s  Jay,  1  e  Mohawk. 
Jackson  Thomas  F.,  reed  maker,  h  15  Louisa. 

Jackson  William  S.,  butcher,  junction  Genesee  and  State,  res  New 
Hartford. 


101 

Jacob  Samuel,  tin  peddler,  h  11  Post. 

Jacobs  Emery  H.,  carriage  maker,  h  10  Pearl. 

Jacobs  John,  cigar  maker,  h  123  Schuyler. 

Jacobs  Lewis,  gardener,  h  41  Garden. 

Jacobs  Mrs.  Lucinda,  boarding-house,  75  Fayette. 

Jacobs  Samuel,  steamboat  agent,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Jacobs  Samuel  C,  proprietor  American  Hotel. 

Jaeger  Henry,  carpenter,  h  12  Wiley. 

Jacqueline  George,  laborer,  h  cor  South  and  Mohawk. 

Jaehrling  Christian  F.,  laborer,  h  4  Edward. 

Jakeman  Mrs.,  seamstress,  res  12  Tibbitts'  Block. 

James  Arthur,  carpenter,  h  104  John. 

James  Daniel,  bds  63  Catharine. 

James  David,  carpenter,  h  7  West. 

James  Edward,  S  C.  Mills,  bds  93  Spring. 

James  Edward,  student,  bds  104  John. 

James  Evan,  cartman,  h  23  Spring. 

James  John,  moulder,  h  12  West. 

James  John  W. ,  tailor,  h  21  Plant. 

James  Joseph,  builder,  39  Seneca,  h  104  John. 

James  Morgan,  gunsmith,  cor  Fayette  and  Seneca,  h  46  Columbia. 

James  Morris  B.,  cartman,  bds  23  Spring. 

James  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Morgan,  h  63  Catharine. 

James  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow  of  Daniel,  h  8  First. 

James  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  William  h  56  Court. 

James  Richard,  peddler,  h  82  Whitesboro. 

James  Thomas,  clerk,  31  Genesee,  h  41  Whitesboro. 

James  Thomas,  tailor,  h  23  Washington. 

James  William  H.,  of  Needham  &  J.,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Janski  J.,  hatter,  bds  W.  Charles*. 

Jarratt  Edward  W.,  hat,   cap  and  fur  store,  126  Genesee,  bds  9! 

Park  Avenue. 
Jarratt  Henry  F.,  express  messenger,  bds  93  Park  Avenue. 
Jarratt  William,  clerk,  159  Genesee,  h  93  Park  Avenue. 
Jarnieson  William,  gas  fitter,  2  Bleecker,  h  27  Charlotte. 
Jenkins  Mrs.  Sophia,  h  23  Mary. 
Jenison  Charles,  bds  23  Qolumbia. 
Jenison  Frederick  G.,  tinsmith,  h  40  Blandina. 
Jenison  Henry,  cordw airier,  h  23  Columbia. 
Jenison  Henry  J.,  cordwainer,  h  1  Tracy. 
Jenison  Joseph  A.,  clerk,  71  Genesee,  bds  23  Columbia. 
Jennings  Janes,  hatter,  h  16  Seneca. 
Jennings  Michael,  mason,  h  162  Court. 
Jennings  Richard,  laborer,  h  cor  Lansing  and  Albany. 
Jepson  Christopher  S.,  printer,  bds  14  Devereux. 
Jernuns  Joseph,  carpenter,  li  143  Water. 
Jess  Henry,  sash  maker,  bds  44  Liberty. 
Jewett  Benjamin  F.,  farmer,  has  Genasee,  2  s  Clinton. 


102 

Johns  John,  carpenter,  h  8  Blandina. 

Johnson  Alexander  B.,  h  235  Genesee.  ■***■-*•*■- 

Johnson  Arthur  B.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  Tibbitts'  Block,  bds 
235  Genesee. 

Johnson  Charles  A.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  Tibbitts'  Block,  bds 
235  Genesee. 

Johnson  Charles  B.,  tailor,  h  9  Washington. 

Johnson  Daniel  B.,  watch  maker  at  Bailey's,  h  41  West. 

JOHNSON  DANIEL  W.}  Boston  fish  market,  cor  Bleecker  and 
Charlotte,  h  10  Rebecca. 

Johnson  Edward,  waiter  at  City  Saloon. 

Johnson  Edward,  barber,  bds  2  Huntington. 

Johnson  E.  R.,  clerk,  8  Liberty,  h  12  Seneca. 

Johnson  Frederick,  law  student,  bds  U.  Dunning's. 

Johnson  Henry,  oil  cloth  factory,  h  20  Edward. 

Johnson  James,  blacksmith,  h  50  Water. 

Johnson  James,  cordwainer,  h  4  Montgomery. 

Johnson  John,  blacksmith,  h  7  Montgomery. 

Johnson  John  B.,  blacksmith,  h  39  Oneida, 

Johnson  Joseph,  painter,  h  cor  Albany  and  South. 

Johnson  Nathan,  farmer,  h  w  s  Albany,  1  n  tollgate. 

Johnson  William,  h  15  Leah. 

Johnson  William  C,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  Tibbitts*  Block, 
h  head  of  Steuben  Park. 

Johnston  Thomas,  boat  builder,  h  16  Hope. 

Jones  Ann,  widow  of  Peter,  h  61  Varick. 

Jones  Mrs.  Ann,  widow,  h  76  Whitesboro. 

Jones  Andrew,  of  J.  &  Roberts,  res  Marcy. 

Jones  Anthony,  laborer,  h  202  Whitesboro. 

Jones  Anthony  A.,  grocer,  14,  h  66  Fayette. 

Jones  C.  F.  D.,  agent  Commissioners  of  Emigration,  office  12  Catha- 
rine, res  New  Hartford. 

Jones  Daniel,  h  58  Stark. 

Jones  David,  carpenter,  h  90  Whitesboro. 

Jones  David,  carpenter,  h  43  Miller. 

Jones  David,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  20  Huntington. 

Jones  David,  stone  cutter,  h  85  Whitesboro. 

Jones  David,  h  34  Stark. 

BOST03ST    DPISKC    MARKET, 
CORNER  BLEECKER  &  CHARLOTTE  STS.,  (opposite  Baptist  Church.) 

D.   w.   JOHNSON, 

DEALER    IN 

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Lobsters,  Oysters  by  the  Can,  Clams,  Poultry,  &c. 
£df™  A  choice  assortment  of  GROCERIES  constantly  on  hand. 
53=  Particular  attention  paid  to  orders  from  the  Country. 


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Jones  David  H.,  coach  painter,  h  133  Lansing. 

Jones  David  L.,  wool  sorter,  h  10  Stark. 

Jones  David  B.,  h  64  Whitesboro. 

Jones  David  11.,  cabinet  maker,  h  81  Lansing. 

Jones  David  F.,  blacksmith,  h  66  Columbia. 

Jones  Ebenezer,  last  maker,  10  John,  h  63  Cornelia. 

Jones  Edward  E.,  carpenter,  h  39  Miller. 

Jones  Edward,  carpenter,  h  14  Howard  Avenue. 

Jones  Edward,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  20  Fay. 

Jones  Edmund,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Jones  Elias  A.,  clerk,  23,  h  67  Liberty. 

Jones  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Robert,  h  84  Whitesboro. 

Jones  Mrs.  Elizabeth  J.,  h  4  Blandina. 

Jones  Ellen  J.,  dressmaker,  bds  71  Steuben. 

Jones  Ellis,  laborer,  h  25  Washington. 

Jones  Evan,  grocer,  I  Kirkland  Block,  h  32  Court. 

Jones  Evan,  carpenter,  h  9  Steuben. 

Jones  Evan,  carpenter,  h  43  Charlotte. 

Jones  Frederick,  mason,  h  7  South. 

Jones  Griffith  G.,  stone  cutter,  h  310  Genesee. 

Jones  Griffith  O.,  h  11  Aiken. 

Jones  Griffith,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Jones  Griffith,  distiller,  h  74  B roadway. 

Jones  Mrs.  Harriet,  matron  of  Utica  Orphan  Asylum. 

Jones  J.  Wyman,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  Tibbitts'  Block,  res 

Whitesto  wn.    S* 
Jones  Miss  Janette  E.,  dressmaker,  h  72  Court. 
Jones  John,  clerk,  117  Genesee,  h  35  Blandina. 
Jones  John,  station  man  C.  RR.,  h  72  Court. 
Jones  John,  TJ.  W.  Mills,  h  28  Stark. 
Jones  John,  laborer,  bds  E.  Vaughn's. 
Jones  John,  mason,  h  34  Elizabeth. 
Jones  John  A.,  carpenter,  h  33  Miller. 
Jones  John  E.,  mason,  h  55  Chenango  Avenue. 
Jones  John  E.,  M.  D.,  office  Marble  Block,  h  67  Liberty. 
Jones  John  E.,  builder,  shop  rear  2,  h  2  Carnahan. 
Jones  Rev.  John  E.,  Pastor  Welsh  Baptist  Church. 
Jones  John  F.,  butcher,  h  Roberts'  Alley. 
Jones  John  G.,  mason,  h  25  Seymour  Avenue. 

Jones  John  G.,  stone  cutter,  h  junction  Chenango  Av  and  Plant  st» 
Jones  John  H.,  painter,  h  14  Steuben. 
Jones  John  I.,  tailor,  bds  26  Blandina. 
Jones  John  J.,  engineer  C.  RR.,  h  7  Charles. 
Jones  John  J.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Jones  John  O.,  salesman  at  Huxford's  lumber  yard,  h  94  State. 
Jones  John  O.,  ostler  at  Franklin  House. 
Jones  John  R.,  wagon  maker,  h  10  Canal. 
Jones  John  R.,  tailor,  119  Fayette,  bds  7  Elizabeth. 


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JONES  JOHN  R.,  Liquor  Dealer,  93  Genesee,  res  Whitestown. 

Jones  John  S.,  mason,  bds  14  Devereux.  r 

JONES  JOHN  T  ,  carriage  manufacturer,  15  and  17,  h  65  Catharine. 

Jones  John  W.,  cordwainer,  20  Division,  h  134  Whitesboro. 

Jones  John  W.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Jones  Jolin  W.,  gardener,  h  29  Miller. 

Jones  John  X.,  h  10  Fay. 

Jones  Joseph,  overseer  wood  work  shop,  C.  RR.  h  20  Steuben  Park. 

Jones  Mrs  Laura,  widow,  h  cor  Mary  and  Second. 

Jones  Laura,  h  72  Court. 

Jones  Lewis,  clerk  freight  office,  C.  RR.,  h  69  Mary. 

Jones  Lewis  R.,  blacksmith,  h  71  Steuben. 

Jones  Lewis,  carpenter,  h  71  Broad. 

Jones  L.  H.  I,  carriage  maker,  h  49  Second. 

Jones  Miss  Mary,  nurse,  h  84  Whitesboro. 

Jones  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  widow  of  John  N,h  28  Blandina. 

Jones  Moses,  cordwainer,  bds  14  Devereux. 

Jones  Mrs.  Mary  H.,  h  11  Seymour  Avenue. 

Jones  Mrs.  Margarette,  h  71  Steuben. 

Jones  Morven  M.,  att'y  and  justice  of  the  peace,  2  Exchange  Build- 

ings,  h  89  Fayette. 
Jones  Newell  N.,  clerk,  93  Genesee,  bds  Jno.  R.  Jones'. 
Jones  Owen,  stone  cutter,  h  24  High. 
Jones  Owen,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Jones  Owen,  teamster  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Jones  Owen,  saddler,  h  10  Charles. 
Jones  Richard  G.,  mason,  h  40  Plant. 
Jones  Richard  T.,  mason,  h  17  Breese. 
Jones  Richard  E ,  weaver,  S.  C  Mills,  h  75  Court. 
Jones  Richard  T.,  liquor  merchant,  6  Whitesboro,  res  same. 
Jones  Richard,  cordwainer,  h  Johnson,  opp  Joseph. 
Jones  Richard  W.,  clerk,  bds  79  Whitesboro. 
Jones  Robei't  A  ,  clerk,  14,  bds  72  Whitesboro. 
Jones  Robert,  mason,  bds  14  Devereux. 
Jones  Samuel  A.,  student  of  Medicine  at  Dr.  Watson's,  bds  2  Car- 

nahan. 
Jones  Silas  W.,  h  58  Whitesboro. 
Jones  Thelwin,  clerk,  69  Whitesboro,  bds  29  Miller. 
Jones  &  Roberts,  grocers,  14  Whitesboro. 

JOHN      R.     JONES? 

WHOLESALE    DEALER    IN 

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Ho,  93  Genesee  Street,  eor,  of  Catharine,  Utica. 


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Jones  Thomas  Gr.,  carpenter,  h  12  Howard  Avenue. 

Jones  Thomas  E.,  grocer,  and  dealer  in  pork,  14,  h  64  Fayette, 

Jones  Thomas  W.,  carpenter,  h  21  Howard  Avenue. 

Jones  Thomas  S.,  blacksmith,  h  23  Varick. 

Jones  Thomas  C,  student,  bds  25  Hotel. 

Jones  Thomas  H„  of  Thomas  &  J.,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 

Jones  Thomas  E.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Jones  Thomas,  laborer,  bds  E.  Vaughn's. 

Jones  Thomas,  tailor,  h  75  Cooper. 

Jones  Thomas,  student  at  law,  bds  19  Seneca. 

Jones  William,  cutter  at  54  Genesee,  h  16  Steuben. 

Jones  William,  carpenter,  h  59  Miller. 

Jones  William,  watchman  S.  C.  Mills,  h  94  Whitesboro. 

Jones  William,  mason,  bds  Jno.  Haworth's. 

Jones  William  E.,  wheelwright,  bds  52  Bleecker. 

Jones  William  D.,  printer,  bds  Roberts'  Alley. 

Jones  William  P.,  refiner  and  separator  of  metals,  bds  Northern 
Hotel. 

Jones  William  S  ,  printer,  bds  84  Whitesboro. 

Jones  William  W.,  laborer,  h  94  Miller. 

Jones  William  W.,  cordwainer,  h  79  Whitesboro. 

Jordan  Henry,  butcher,  bds  23  Devereux. 

Jordan  Francis,  butcher,  h  210  Genesee. 

Jordan  James,  machinist,  h  35  Bridge. 

Jordan  John,  ostler  at  Clinton  Hotel. 

Jordan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  37  Third. 

Joslin  Mrs.  Diadama,  widow  of  David,  h  224  Whitesboro. 

Joslin  John  S.,  h  84  John. 

Joyce  Thomas,  laborer,  h  105  Bleecker. 

Joyce  William,  of  Dunn  &  J.,  h  15  Catharine. 

Judson  Charles  H.,  artist,  15  Tibbitts'  Block,  h  33  Catharine. 

Judson  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  bds  Wm.  Piatt's. 

Judge  Thomas,  cordwainer,  h  10  Carnahan. 

Junghes  Peter,  mason,  h  18  Parker. 

Junction  House,  cor  Varick  and  Whitesboro,  James  Mapes,  Propri- 
etor. 

8^^  NEW  CARRIAGE  ESTABLISHMENT,  W9& 
15  &  17  Catharine  St.,  opposite  Peckham's  Stove  Factory.. 

JOHN    T.    JONES, 

Would  respectfully  announce  to  the  citizens  of  Utica,  and  the  people  generally,, 
that  in  connection  with  his  former  business,  he  continues  the  manufacture  of* 

CARRIAGES,  WAGONS  &  SLEiSHS,  OF  ALL  DESCRIPTIONS, 

53-  REPAIRING  will  be  carefully  and  promptly  attended  to. 


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Kane  Matthew,  cordwainer,  bds  51  Water. 
Kane  Dennis,  tailor,  h  86  Mohawk. 
Kane  Patrick,  peddler,  h  24  Jay. 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  h  cor  Jay  and  Third. 
Kapp  Francis,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  n  s  Orchard,  7  w  Philip. 
Kaye  George,  grocer  and  tin  shop,  cor  Cooper  and  Varick,  h  same., 
Kansmeir  Frederick,  cordwainer,  h  9  Neilson. 
Keaffer  Joseph,  5th  Ward  Saloon,  111   Bleecker. 
Kearsing  George,  gold  beater,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
Keating  George,  constable,  h  92  Mary. 
Keating  John  H.,  upholsterer,  h  23  Whitesboro. 
Keeling  Henry  W.,  printer,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 
Keeling  James,  carpenter,  bds  Catharine  St.  House. 
Keen  John,  tailor,  h  w  s  Albany,  2  n  Yfebster. 
Keenan  Richard,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  n  s  Warren,  1  w  Saratoga. 
Keenan  John,  grocer,  70  Broad,  h  same. 
Keefe  Thomas,  laborer,  h  Mohawk,  4  ab  jail. 
Kehrer  George,  cigar  maker,  bds  1 00  Fayette. 
Keins  Andrew,  IT.  W.  Mills,  h  25  South  Hamilton. 
Keiser  Anselm,  carpenter,  h  s  s  Warren,  3  w  Garden. 
Keiser  George,  barber,  109  Fayette. 
Keiser  Matthias,  laborer,  h  s  s  Warren,  1  e  Stark. 
Keiser  Michael,  h  37  Stark. 

Keiser  Mary,  widow  of  Nicholas,  h  Garden,  n  Chenango  Canal. 
Keiser  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  h  161  Whitesboro. 
Keiser  Paul,  h  72  Erie. 
Keisler  George,  blacksmith,  li  30  Neil  son, 
Kellett  Patrick,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  h  55  Fayette. 
Keleher  John,  carpenter,  bds  A.  F.  Miller's. 

Keleher  Michael,  teamster,  lies  Kossuth  Avenue,  4  ab  South  st. 
Keller  George,  stone  cutter,  h  cor  Mohawk  and  South. 
Kelner  J.  D.,  German  Apothecary,  cor  Wiley  and  Columbia,  h  same. 
Kelley  Alice,  widow,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  1  n  Rutger. 
Kelley  Garratt,  blacksmith,  h  29  Saratoga. 
Kelley  James,  laborer,  h  58  Third. 
Kelley  John,  mason,  h  17  Philip. 

Kelley  John  C,  proprietor  Sherwood  House,  cor  Broad  and  John. 
Kelley  J.  E.  H.,  clerk,  62  Genesee,  bds  Sherwood  House. 
Kelley  Dennis,  laborer,  h  17  Spring. 

Kelley  Miss  Jane  E.,  Principal   Utica  Female  Academy,  77  Wash- 
ington. 
Kelley  Mrs.  Mary,  laundress,  h  105  Water. 
Kelley  Miss  Mary  A.,  teacher  IT.  F.  Academy,  bds  same. 
Kelley  Michael,  laborer,  h  10  Burnet. 
Kelley  Michael,  laborer,  h  70  Jay. 


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Kelley  Martin,  laborer,  h  5  Jay. 

Kelley  Mrs,  Ann,  laundress,  h  54  Water. 

Kelley  Daniel,  laborer,  bds  M.  Bell's. 

Kelley  Licinda,  widow  of  Patrick,  bds  23  Aiken. 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  3  Montgomery. 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  cor  Bridge  and  Catharine. 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  112  Bleecker. 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  e  s  Albany,  3  s  Bleecker. 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  12  Charlotte. 

Kelley  Patrick,  cartman,  h  76  Miller. 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  17  Spring. 

Kelley  Peter,  brakesman  C.  RR.,  bds  L  Sullivan's. 

Kelley  Stephen,  mason,  h  w  s  Steuben,  6  s  Gold. 

Kelley  Thomas,  laborer,  h  96  Steuben. 

Kelley  Thomas,  wheelwright,  h  23  Aiken. 

Kellogg  A.  G.,  laborer,  King,  1  s  Clark. 

Kellogg  Charles  CC,  h  274  Genesee.  * 

Kellogg  James  H.,  carpenter,  h  94  Broad. 

Kellogg  John  G.,  law  student,  bds  4  W.  Bridge. 

Kellogg  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  h  4  West  Bridge. 

Kellogg  Orchard  G.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  Mechanics'  Hall, 

h  12  Lansing. 
Kellogg  Palmer  V.  &  Co.,  wholesale  clothing  merchants,  53  Franklin 

Square,  and  33  Seneca.  *«-m 
Kellogg  Palmer  V.,  of  P.  V.  K.  &  Co.,  h  288  Genesee. 
Kellogg  Spencer,  h  286  Genesee.  ~ 
Kemerer  Andrew,  laborer,  h  29  Leah. 
Kemp  George,  cordwainer,  h  22  Broadway. 
Kempf  Marx,  laborer,  h  Joseph,  5  n  Canal. 
Kendall  J.  B',  M.  D.,  office  199  Genesee,  h  53  Broadway. 
Kennedy  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h  47  Miller. 
Kennerknecht  Michael,  laborer,  h  105  Court. 
Kenney  Michael,  laborer,  h  4  Pine. 
Kent  George,  butcher,  h  31  Mary. 

Kent  Luther  M  ,  Foreman  Observer  Office,  h  17  West  Bridge. 
Kent  William,  h  28  Fayette. 
Kenyon   Marcus,   printer,  Central  Independent  Office,  and  janitor 

Mechanics'  Hall,  office  same,  bds  Franklin  House. 
Kern  Aaron,  h  84  Liberty. 

Kernan  Bridget,  widow  of  Barney,  h  256  Whitesboro. 
Kernan,  Quin  &  Kernan,  attorneys  and  counsellors,  office  Deyereux 

Block. 
Kernan  Francis,  of  K,  Q.  &  K.,  h  5  Kent. 
Kernan  Michael,  clerk  V.  W.  Mills,  bds  62  Elizabeth. 
Kernan  Patrick,  U   W.  Mills,  h  80  Schuyler. 
Kernan  William,  h  62  Elizabeth, 
Kernan  William  Jr ,  of  K  ,  Q.  &  K  ,  bds  62  Elizabeth, 
Kerns  Mrs.  Maria,  widow  of  John,  h  3U  Columbia. 


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ICerrigan  John,  carpenter,  h  98  Steuben. 

Kerrigan  Rosanna,  widow  of  James,  h  98  Steuben. 
^Ketchum  Andrew  J.,  clerk,  169  Genesee,  bds  American  Hotel. 

Ketchnm  Miss  Ellen  S.,  teacher,  5th  Ward  School,  bds  106  John. 

Ketchum  Tamma  W.,  teacher,  5th  Ward  School,  bds  106  John. 

Keuch  Henry,  laborer,  h  9  Parker. 

Keyser  Francis,  painter,  h  3  Thomas'  West  Avenue. 

Kiebler  Christian,  locksmith,  h  e  s  Floyd,  2  n  Canal. 

Kiely  Owen,  laborer,  h  w  s  Steuben,  8  s  Gold. 
,  Kiely  Timothy,  captain  state  scow,  h  79  Steuben. 

Kiensle  John,  tailor,  h  144  Water. 

Kiesler  John  N".,  saloon,  39  Bleecker,  h  same. 

Kiesling  John,  peddler,  h  7  Breese. 

Kilian  Philip,  laborer,  h  56  West. 

Kilian  Philip  Jr.,  carpenter,  bds  56  West. 

Kilty  John,  laborer,  h  cor  Catharine  and  First. 

Kinalty  Patrick,  laborer,  h  cor  Kemble  and  Clinton. 
,   Kinney  Francis,  laborer,  C.  RR.,  h  w  s  Hubbell,  2  s  Broad. 

Kinney  Mrs.  Bridget,  laundress,  h  51  Washington. 

Kinney  John,  cordwainer,  h  44  Elizabeth. 

Kinney  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  95  Bleecker. 

Kimball  Bartlett  W.,  cordwainer,  h  s  s  Rutger,  1  e  Mohawk. 

Kincaid  George,  h  107  John. 

Kincaid  Mrs.  George,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  12  Broad. 

Kincaid  James  C.  P.,  bds  107  John. 

King  Martin  W.,  teamster,  h  53  West. 

King  Mrs.  M.  W.,  fortune  teller,  h  53  West. 

King  Simeon  V.,  moulder,  h  83  State. 
£   Kingsley  Charles  C,  of  T.  L.  K.  &  Son,  h  103  John. 

KINGSLEY  T.  L.   &  SON,  Clothing  Merchants,  112  Genesee. 

Kingsley  Thomas,  of  T.  L.  K.  &  Son,  res  Yorkville. 

Kinsela  Mrs.  B.,  widow,  hill  Elizabeth. 

Kinsela  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow,  h  8  Eagle. 

Kinlen  John,  laborer,  h  39  Third. 

Kinyon  A.  D.,  clerk,  88  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Kirch  Nicholas,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  97  Schuyler. 

Kirck  Robert  H.,  tin  and  sheet  iron  smith,  at  J.  S.  &  M.  Peckham's, 

h  22  Blandina. 

T.    L.    KINGSLEY    &    SON, 

AT  THE 

&HEAT     WARDROBE, 

NO.   112   GENESEE   STEEET,   UTICA, 

Have  now  on  hand  the 

LARGEST  AND  BEST  STOCK  OF  CLOTHING 

Ever  offered  in  Utica,  and  they  are  determined  to  sell  it  CHEAPER  than  any  other 
dealer  possibly  can.  Try  them  once,  and  if  you  do  not  get  a  TIP  TOP  BARGAIN, 
the  money  will  be  refunded.  T.  L.  KINGSLEY  &  SON. 


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Kirkby  George,  peddler,  h  12  Charlotte. 

Kirk  James,  cutter  at  P.  V.  Kellogg  &  Co.'s,  h  57  Oneida. 

Kirk  James  S.  &  Co.,  soap  and  tallow  chandlers,  193  Whitesboro. 

Kirk  James  S.,  of  J.  K.  &  Co.,  h  128  Columbia. 

Kirk  John,  dyer,  bds  57  Oneida. 

Kirkland  Block,  w  s  Genesee,  cor  Erie  Canal. 

Kirkland  Charles,  confectioner,  h  25  Varick. 

Kirkland  Janette,  widow  of  William,  h  22  Varick. 

Kirkland  John,  printer,  bds  10  Tracy. 

Kirkland  Thomas,  laborer,  h  10  Tracy. 

Kirkland  Thomas,  barber,  h  47  Steuben. 

Kirkland  William,  painter,  bds  10  Tracy. 

Kirkwood  John,  laborer,  h  106  Court. 

Kirscher  Joseph,  carpenter,  h  274  Whitesboro. 

Kirtland  Horatio,  carpenter,  h  11  Union. 

Kirtland  William  H.,  carpenter,  h  121  John. 
>Kissam  Adrian,   forwarding   and  commission   merchant,  h  21  West 

Bridge.    s^~~^ 
I  Kissam  Richard  S.,  book-keeper  at  A.  Kissam's,  bds  21  West  Bridge. 

Kisshamer  John,  laborer,  h  89  Mohawk. 

Kissing  Francis,  h  160  Court. 

Kittle  John  F.,  pork  packer,  22  Liberty,  h  52  Charlotte. 

Kitts  Adam,  cordwainer,  h  35  Main. 

Kivlin  James,  grocer,  29  West,  h  same. 
-Kivlin  James  Jr.,  clerk,  C.  C.  Lund's,  bds  62  Miller. 

Kivlin  John,  laborer,  h  62  Miller. 

Kleespies  Andrew,  laborer,  hn  s  Hope,  2  e  Schuyler. 

Klages  F.  W.,  M.  D.,  office  and  house  22  Varick. 

Klein  Frederick,  dyer,  bds  21   Columbia. 

Klein  Martin,  laborer,  h  2   Meadow. 

Klein  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  118  Bleecker. 

Kleinfelt  Joseph,  butcher,  110  Fayette,  h  98  Court. 

Kless  Wilhelm,  carpenter,  h  6  McVean. 

Kless  Wilhelm,  cabinet  maker,  h  45  Tibbitts. 

Kliber  John,  furnaceman,  h  17  Parker. 

Kline  Andrew,  cutter  at  O.  Manchester's,  h  7  Steuben. 

Kline  Peter,  painter,  h  113  Lansing. 
^gLINCK  GEORGE,  deputy  sheriff,  office  Tibbitts'  Block,  h  72  Lan- 

|  sing. 

DEPUTY   SHERIFF  OF  ONEIDA  COUNTY, 

Office  with  the  Sheriff,  No.  3  Tibbitts'  Block, 

(RESIDENCE    72    LANSING    STREET,) 

TJ  T  I  O  A  ,       N  .       Y  . 

ggsp™  All  business  entrusted  to  him  will  be  promptly  and  carefully  executed. 
References.— J.  S.  &  M.  Peckham,  Stove  Manuf'rs,  &c.  ;  Dana  &  Maynard,  Lock 
Manuf 'rs  ;  Hugh  Crocker,  late  Sheriff ;  Conkling  &  Throop,  Attorneys. 

10 


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Klinck  Dwight,  attorney  and  counsellor,  bds  12  Lansing. 

Kling  Christopher,  tailor,  h  1  Blandina. 

Kling  Henry  M ,  cutter  at  Lewis  &  Wood's,  h  60  Charlotte. 

Kling  Hiram,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  43  Genesee,  h  3  Blandina. 

Kling  John  L.,  cutter  at  Lewis  &  Wood's,  h  16-^  Elizabeth. 

Klumbach  Edward,  laborer,  h  20  Schuyler. 

Klumbach  John,  mason,  h  12  Schuyler. 

Klumbach  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  bds  12  Schuyler. 

Knabe  Charles,  furrier,  h  104  Schuyler. 

Knabe  George,  comb  maker,  h  104  Schuyler. 

Knapp  <fe  Daggett,  tinsmiths,  2  Bleecker. 

Knapp  Dwight  D.,  clerk  at  Hart  &  Munson's,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Knapp  George  W.,  of  K.  &  Daggett,  h  *1  Tracy. 

KNAPP  ISAAC  J.,  grocer  and  rectifier,  8  Liberty,  h  1-  Rutger. 

Knapp  Francis,  laborer,  h  3  Breese. 

Kniel  William,  carpenter,  bds  6  West. 

Knight  Mrs.  Louisa,  boarding  house,  174  Whitesboro. 

Knight  Louisa  M.,  bds  95  Fayette. 

Knaggs  Irene,  h  126  Court. 

Knauss  Charles,  laborer,  h  21  Schuyler. 

Knoblock  John,  carpenter,  h  20  South  Hamilton. 

Knott  William,  laborer,  h  135  Lansing. 

Knowlson  T.  C.  B.,  of  Lalor  &  K,  h  37  Catharine. 

Knox  C.  H.,  clerk,  108  Genesee,  bds  McGregor  House. 

Knuth  Casper,  mason,  h  8  McVean. 

Koch  Jacob,  laborer,  h  20  Schuyler. 

Koch  Jacob,  laborer,  h  w  s  Miller,  1  ab  Arthur. 

Koltenbach  Marcus,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  51  Saratoga. 

Kopp  Abram,  milkman,  h  5  Tibbitts. 

Kochler  Emily,  h  47  Steuben. 

Koehlner  Heinrich,  laborer,  h  18  Leah. 

Koehler  Ferdinaud,  tailor,  h  99  Mohawk. 

Koop  Michael,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  10  Parker. 

Koop  Peter,  h  68  Schuyler. 

Kooper  John,  laborer,  h  72  Steuben. 

Kortf  Herman,  cigar  store,  20  Liberty,  h  same. 

Kraedter  Matthias,  cabinet  maker,  h  198  Whitesboro. 

Kuchmiller  J.  C,  tailor,  h  10  Tibbitts. 

Kuhn  George  H.,  tailor,  h  119  Fayette. 

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(SUCCESSOR   TO  KITTLE  &  KNAPP.) 
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Ill 

Kuntz  Jacob,  cordwainer,  h  10  Neilson. 

Kunkely  Edward,  artist,  Tibbitts'  Block,  h  18  Pearl. 

Kundher  William,  gardener,  h  24  Elm. 


Lacher  Lewis,  moulder,  h  24  Fay. 

Lackey  James,  porter  at  Oneida  Bank,  h  71  Water. 

Lackey  James,  switchman  C.  RR.,  bds  21  Third. 

Lackey  John,  talesman  C.  RR.  freight  house,  h  21  Third. 

Lackenbee  John,  carpenter,  bds  A.  Morris'. 

Ladd  Joy  H.,  cabinet  maker,  h  54  Broadway. 

Laird  Morris  S.,  dealer  in  grain,  h  60  Broadway. 

LAIMBEER  GEORGE,  tailor,  142  Genesee,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Laister  James,  boarding  house,  30  Main. 

Laister  John,  bds  30  Main. 

LALOR  &  DEYEREUX,   coal   merchants,  foot    of   Pine   st.,  Erie 

Canal. 
Lalor  D.  V,,  of  L.  &  D.,  bds  49  Fayette. 
Lalor  Mrs.  C-  A.,  widow,  h  49  Fayette. 

Lalor  &  Knowlson,  drugs,  medicines  and  groceries,  156  Genesee. 
Lalor  Michael,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  cor  Whitesboro  and  Schuyler. 
Lalor  T.  M.,  of  L.  &  Devereux,  bds  49  Fayette. 
Lalor  William,  of  L.  &  Knowlson,  bds  49  Fayette. 
Lamphier  Lorenzo,  clerk,  h  82  Fayette. 
Lamont  Joseph,  harness  maker,  bds  83  Elizabeth. 
Laenger  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  h  30  Parker. 
Land  John,  builder,  h  12  Tracy. 
Land  Lewis  W.,  carpenter,  bds  12  Tracy. 
Landai  Hannah,  widow,  h  101  Mohawk. 
Lane  George  A.,  clerk,  11  Genesee,  bds  36  Rutger. 
Lane  John,  laborer,  h  24  Hobart.    - 
Lane  R.  T.,  musician,  h  5  Huntington. 
Lane  R.  T.  Jr.,  musician,  bds  5  Huntington. 
Lane  S.  Y.,  of  Hopkins  &  L  ,  h  39  South. 
Lane  Thomas,  h  86  Rutger.  W»^«a 
Lane  Waiter  W.,  music  teaeherTTi  42  Steuben. 
Lanzer  Mcholas  J.,  tailor,  h  cor  Blandina  and  Mohawk. 

Or.      LAIMBEEE, 

DEVEREUX  BLOCK,  NO.  142  GENESEE  STREET, 

Has  just  added  to  his  stock  a  desirable  assortment  of  the  most  fashionable 

nam,  minis  111  MMiniiti 

Which  he  is  prepared  to  makeup  to  order  in  the  latest  style  and  best  manner. 
Prices  for  Cutting  Garments. — For  coats,  50  cts. ;  vests,  25  cts. ;  pants,  25  cts. 
$W°  Persons  who  buy  their  cloths  at  this  establishment,  can  have  them  cut  free 
of  charge. 


112 

Lang  Edward,  soap  maker,  h  200£  Whitesboro. 

Lang  Jacob,  chair  finisher,  h  64  Johnson. 

Lang  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  h  83  Cooper. 

Lang  Margaret,  widow,  h  22  Parker. 

Langdon  Arietta,  h  69  Cornelia. 

Langdon  Phoebe,  h  69  Cornelia. 

Langford  Charles  C,  clerk,  33  Genesee,  bds  53  Whitesboro. 

Langford  George,  cashier  Oneida  Bank,  h  53  Whitesboro. 

Langford  Moreau,  bds  53  Whitesboro. 

Lansing  Jared  W.,  clerk,  46  Genesee,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Lanz  Frederick,  painter,  h  34  Erie. 

Lanz  Matthew,  carpenter,  h  124  Elizabeth. 

Lanz  Joseph,  peddler,  h  123  Water. 

Larkin  Allen,  laborer,  h  cor  Whitesboro  and  Schuyler. 

Larkin  James,  carpenter,  bds  50  Cooper. 

Larkin  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  h  50  Cooper. 

Larkin  Michael,  clerk,  County  Clerk's  office,  h  50  Cooper. 

Larkin  Owen,  teamster,  bds  50  Cooper. 

Larkin  Patrick,  carpenter,  bds  50  Cooper. 

Latham  Charles,  h  22  Eagle. 

Lathrop  Azel  J.,  builder,  97  Park  Avenue,  h  99  John  st. 

Lathrop  Henry,  h  20  Howard  Avenue. 

Latimore  John,  hatter,  64  Genesee,  h  51  Broadway. 

Latimore  James,  clerk,  64  Genesee,  bds  51  Broadway. 

Latimore  Robert,  livery  driver,  bds  12  Division. 

Latimore  Robert  S.,  cutter  at  P.  V.  Kellogg  &  Co.'s,  h  22  Main. 

Latimore   Thomas  C,  ass't  book-keeper,    Bank   of   Utica,   bds  51 

Broadway. 
Latour  Anthony  W.,  ass't  weighmaster,  h  31.  Charlotte. 
Latour  Edmund  H.,  clerk,  post  office,  bds  31  Charlotte. 
Latour  John  A.,  bds  31  Charlotte. 
Latus  Henry,  farmer,  h  w  s  Albany,  4  ab  Rutger. 
Laughlin  Michael,  cutter,  96  Genesee,  h  5  Mary. 
Laughpaugh  Daniel,  carpenter,  h  30  Jay. 
Law  Buildings,  88  and  90  Genesee. 
Lawrence  Lewis,   proprietor  lumber  yard,  planing  mill,  sash,  blind 

and  door  factory,  34  Seneca,  h  cor  Steuben  Park  and  Rutger. 
Lawrence  Lewis  H.,  book-keeper,  34  Seneca,  bds  National  Hotel. 
Lawson  George,  sup't  Utica  Water  Works  Co.,  h  2  West  Bridge. 

WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL   DEALERS   IN 

COAL    OF    ALL   KIHSTDS, 

Fire  Brick,  Clay,  Sand,  Water  Lime,  &c.  &c, 

PD'KIg    ©IT  Kg  (Elf     ©®A[L     V^S®a 
WW^A.  full  assortment  of  Scranton,  Lehigh,  Lackawana,  Peach  Orchard,  Cum- 
berland, Blossburgh  and  Pittsburgh  Coals,  for  sale  in  large  or  small  quantities. 


113 

Lawson  Thomas,  gardener,  h  cor  Miller  and  Square. 

Laydon  James,  of  McKennon  &  L.,  h  57  Bleecker. 

LEACH  ALMON,  silversmith  and  jeweller,  144  Genesee,  h  11  West. 

Eeach  Ebenezer,  oculist,  office  71  Washington,  h  228  Genesee. «---  rrff 

Leach  Edward,  fruit  and  fish  dealer,  165  Genesee,  h  33  Blandina. 

Leach  Joseph  B.,  tinsmith,  h  25  Louisa. 

Leach  William  C,  locksmith,  h  14  State. 

Leary  Daniel,  laborer,  h  75  Bleecker. 

Leary  Dennis,  laborer,  h  138  Mary. 

Leary  Sarah,  bds  42  Catharine. 

Leary  Timothy,  h  121  Mary. 

Ledlie  Fanny,  widow  of  G.  F.,  h  39  Broad. 

Ledlie  Gilbert  W.,  ass't  teller  Bank  of  Utica,  bds  39  Broad. 

LEE  ALDEN"  &  SON,  lumber  merchants,  3  Pine. 

Lee  Alden,  of  A.  Lee  &  Son,  res  Boonville. 

Lee  Dwight,  painter,  bds  New  England  House. 

Lee  Henry  L.,  foreman  machine  shop,  C.  R.  R.,  h  98  State. 

Lee  John,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  20  Huntington. 

Lee  Richard,  marble  dealer,  36  Bleecker,  h  47  Elizabeth. 

Lee  Richard  H  ,  bds  47  El:zabeth. 

Leland  George  W.,  clerk,  h  41  Catharine. 

Lehrscholl  Francis,  oil  cloth  factory,  h  93  Schuyler. 

Lehman  Jacob,  cooper,  h  cor  Albany  and  South. 

Leister  Nicol,  laborer,  h  6  Jay. 

Leitenmeyer  Martin,  beer  saloon,  272  Whitesboro. 

Lenger  Peter,  carpenter,  h  30  Parker. 

Lennehan  James,  laborer,  h  75  Bleecker. 

Lennan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  13  Gold. 

Lennebacker  George,  upholsterer,  h  31  Steuben. 

Lenneb acker  Thomas,  upholsterer,  18  Catharine,  h  28  West. 

Lent  Mrs.  Abram,  boarding-house,  33  Charlotte. 

Lent  George  W.,  spinner,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  66  Yarick. 

Lent  John,  h  211  Whitesboro. 

Lent  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Peter,  h  66  Yarick. 

Lent  Peter,  h  118  Court. 

Lent  William,  stationman,  C.  R.  R.,  h  8  Huntington. 

Leo  Charles,  clerk  at  Manning's,  bds  12  Fay. 

■  '     -AJLMOUST    LEACH,  Ac™., 

(Late  of  Leach  &  Bennett,) 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

mm  $wi%%  mmm  &  $&&&&* 

Wholesale  and  retail  dealer  in 

WATCHES,  CLOCKS,  AND  JEWELRY, 

Britannia  Ware,  Silver  Plated  Goods  on  white  metal,  FANCY  GOODS,  f&c,  &c, 

NO.  144  GENESEE  ST.,  Bevereux  Block,  (opposite  Franklin  House.) 

^^  Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry  repaired  in  the  best  manner  and  warranted. 
^~  SPECTACLES  fitted  to  any  age. 

10*      . 


114 

Leonard  Cyrus  H.,  machinist,  bds  3  Cooper. 

Leonard  Dennis,  laborer,  h  136  Mary. 

Leonard  Edward,  cigar  maker,  bds  100  "Water. 

Leonard  James,  Jr.,  cigar  maker,  bds  100  Water. 

Leonard  James,  cartman,  h  100  "Water. 

Leonard  John,  laborer,  h  134  Mary. 

LEUTHAUSER  JOSEPH,  musician,  and  proprietor  People's  House, 

11  Main. 
Levi  H.  T.,  organ  builder,  bds  34  Rutger. 
Levi  Harris,  peddler,  h  11  Post. 
Lewis  Charles  C,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  h  6  First. 
Lewis  Albertus,  clerk,  77  Genesee. 
Lewis  Bertha  E.,  tailoress,  bds  J.  Lewis'. 
Lewis  D.  &  Son,  wheelwrights,  133  Fayette. 
Lewis  David,  h  85  John. 

Lewis  David  R.,  clerk,  94  Genesee,  bds  85  John. 
Lewis  Evan,  carpenter,  h  13  Steuben. 
Lewis  Evan,  gardener,  bds  23  Oneida. 

Lewis  George  H.,  clerk,  112  Genesee,  h  38  Seymour  Avenue. 
Lewis  George  W.  M.,  book-keeper,  bds  L.  L.  Lewis'. 
Lewis  George  W.  &  Co.,  boot  and  shoe  dealers,  180  Genesee.  *   ■ 
Lewis  George  W.,  of  G.  W.  L.  &  Co.,  h  17  Columbia. 
Lewis  Herbert  W.,  glass  stainer  at  0.  P.  Davis',  bds  John  Lewis'. 
Lewis  Henry,  stone  yard,  cor  Washington  and  Liberty,  h  34  Court. 
Lewis  James,  at  City  Saloon,  bds  same. 
Lewis  John,  cordwainer,  h  11  Plant. 

Lewis  John  J.,  book-keeper,  51  Genesee,  bds  50  Charlotte. 
Lewis  Lewis,  cordwainer,  h  9  Elm. 
Lewis  Lewis,  butcher,  h  66  Jay. 

Lewis  Lewis  L.,  steam  marble  works,  21  Bleecker,  h  50  Charlotte. 
Lewis  Lewis,  carpenter,  bds  7  Hotel. 
Lewis  M.  P.,  clerk,  77  Genesee. 

Lewis  Ransom,  h  n  s  Pleasant,  1  e  New  Hartford  road. 
Lewis  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow,  h  53  Steuben. 
Lewis  Mrs.  S.  M.,  widow,  h  31  Broadway. 
Lewis  Thomas  D.,  of  L.  &  Wood,  h  43  Blandina. 
Lewis  &  Wood,  clothing  merchants,  94  Genesee. 
Lewis  William,  laborer,  h  w  s  Howard  Avenue,  1  ab  Arthur  st. 

FUXTtt    STREET 


Where  all  kinds  of  Pine,  Spruce,  Cherry,  and  hard  wood  Lumber,  Square  Lumber 
of  all  lengths,  together  with  Lath  and  Shingles,  may  be  procured  in  large  or  small 
quantities.     Bills  of  Lumber  furnished  to  order. 

N.  B.  The  best  of  cord,  kindling  &  short  Wood 

always  on  hand,  and  delivered  to  any  part  of  the  city. 

ALDEN  LEE  &  SON,  No.  3  Pine  St. 


115 

Lewis  William  D.,  agent  Lake  Shore  Railroad,  h  9  Hotel. 
Lewis  "W.  J.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Lewis  William  H.,  of  G.  W.  Lewis  &  Co.,  bds  17  Columbia. 
Lewis  Thomas  J.,  clerk,  117  Genesee,  bds  Catharine  St.  House. 
Liberty  St.  House,  cor  Liberty  and  Washington. 
Lighthall  Oliver,  book-keeper  at  Liberty  St.  House. 
Lighthall  Peter,  proprietor  Liberty  St.  House. 
Light  William  B.,  printer,  h  29  Broadway. 
Lighton  George,  painter,  h  9  Tracy. 
Lidbury  W.  F.,  cutter,  bds  39  Bleecker. 
Lilly  James,  laborer,  h  Second,  bl  Main. 
Lilly  Matthew,  boarding-house,  29  John. 
Lilly  Michael,  laborer,  h  Second,  bl  Main. 
Lincke  John  August,  cordwainer,  h  e  s  Steuben,  4  n  James. 
Lincoln  Rev.  T.  0.,  pastor  Broad  st.   Baptist  Church,  h  12  Wash- 
ington. 
Lincoln  Sumner  J.,  fruit  dealer,  h  46  Miller. 
Lindley  James,  cartman,  h  3  Spring. 
Lines  Mrs.  M.  H.,  widow,  h  66  Broad. 
Limebeck  Hiram,  painter,  bds  83  Spring. 
Lippin  Reuben  R.,  hair  dresser,  178  Genesee,  h  51  Columbia. 
Lisle  Miss  Sarah,  dressmaker,  h  3  Washington. 
Littlewood  Samuel,  cordwa'nur,  h  5  Neilson. 
Littinger  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h  73  Bleecker. 
Litzkendorf  Charles,  boat  builder,  h  120  Elizabeth. 
Livingston  James,  cook,  h  130  Lansing, 
Livingston  Joseph  W.,  gunsmith,  h  5  Blandina. 
Lizer  Marcus,  peddler,  h  64  Broadway. 
Lloyd  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  h  8  Burnet. 
Lloyd  Daniel,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  27  Saratoga. 
Lloyd  Henry,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  32  Stark. 
Lloyd  John,  h  36  Main. 

Lloyd  Miss  Catharine,  music  teacher,  h  36  Main. 
Lloyd  Thomas,  machinist,  bds  51  Cooper. 
Lloyd  William,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  27  Gardem 
Locee  Henry,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  3  First. 
Lochman  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h  214  Whitesboro. 
Lochner  Frederick,  furrier,  h  140  Fayette. 

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NO.     11     MAIN    STREET, 
(NEAR  THE  CENTRAL  RAIL  ROAD  DEPOT.) 

VOT" Parties  can  be  accommodated  with  Music  on  short  notice. 


116 

Loak  &  Osborn,  tinsmiths,  199  Genesee. 

Loak  Jacob  B.,  of  L.  &  Osborn,  h  199  Genesee. 

Lock  Lowell  P.,  overseer  spinning  room,  IL  W.  Mills,  h  31  Stark. 

Lockart  Hiram,  cigar  maker,  h  9  Garden. 

Loabottiner  Peter,  laborer,  h  cor  Mohawk  and'Blandina. 

Lof  kin  William,  mason,  h  6  Neilson. 

Loftns  Mrs.  Eliza,  dressmaker,  res  rear  22  Jay. 

Logan  John,  tailor,  h  n  s  Lansing,  1  w  Barnes. 

Loeble  Michael,  laborer,  h  274  Whitesboro. 

Long  Alexander,  laborer,  h  87  Mary. 

Long  Edson,  h  76  Court. 

Long  Jacob,  teamster  for  J.  S.  Kirk  &  Co.,  h  14  Wiley. 

Long  John  G.,  cordwainer,  h  41  Tibbitts. 

Long  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  h  cor  Huntington  and  Cooper. 

Long  Michael,  wheelwright,  bds  68  Broad. 

Long  Robert,  mason,  h  15  Gold. 

Long  Wallace  W.,  constable,  h  60  Varick. 

Longley  Walter,  butcher,  h  cor  Third  and  Rutger. 

Loomis  Delos,  peddler,  h  27  Kemble. 

Loomis  Mrs.  Charles  G.,  dressmaker,  h  89  John. 

Loomis  Miss  Sophia,  district  school  teacher,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 

Looby  Patrick,  laborer,  li  38  Water. 

Loucks  &  Searls,  leather  merchants,  143  Genesee. 

Loucks  Robert  1ST.,  of  L.  &  Searls,  h  11  Blandina. 

Loucks  John,  laborer,  h  24  Stark. 

Loucks  George  E:,  cigar  maker,  bds  1  Mary. 

Loucks  Simeon,  exchange  office,  132  Genesee,  h  29  Charlotte. 

Loughlin  Barney,  laborer,  h  14  Philip. 

Loughlin  David,  proprietor  La  Fayette  Saloon,  6  Fayette. 

Loughlin  Edmund,  news  depot,  4  Liberty,  h  4  Cottage. 

Loughlin  Nicholas,  peddler,  h  86  Mary. 

Louis  John,  cutler,  bds  1  Leah. 

Louis  Joseph,  cutler,  18  Liberty,  h  1  Leah. 

Louvet  Peter,  carpenter,  h  18  Louisa. 

Lowell  Edwin,  peddler,  bds  83  Spring. 

Lower  Anthony,  sexton  St.  John's  Cemetery,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  2  n 

City  Line. 
Lowery  Samuel  S.,  hosiery  store,  198  Genesee,  h  same. 
Lowry  John  F.,  clerk,  60  Genesee,  bds  107  Bleecker. 
Lowry  Patrick,  laborer,  h  107  Bleecker. 
Lowry  William,  mason,  bds  107  Bleecker. 
Luce  Sophia,  dressmaker,  h  48  Broadway. 
Luker  Alexander,  grocery,  Main  si,  bl  Clark's  Bridge. 
Lucker  Peter,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  8  Charles. 
Ludington  Nelson,  bds  74  Catharine. 
Ludington  Sophia,  widow,  h  74  Catharine. 
Ludington  Augustus,  brush  maker,  bds  74  Catharine. 
Ludwig  Philip,  cigar  maker,  h  39  Tibbitts. 


117 

Lull  Joel,  h  30  Fayette. 

Lulei  George,  laborer,  li  15  Canal. 

Lumbard  Horace,  livery  stable,  rear  38  Catharine,  h  same. 

Lumbard  James,  teacher  private  school,  230  Genesee,  bds  33  Fayette. 

Lumbard  Miss  Rosabella,  milliner,  131  Genesee,  bds  33  Fayette. 

Lund  Charles  C,  grocer,  cor  Elizabeth  and  John,  bds  same. 

Lund  James  G.,  railroad  contractor,  h  283  Genesee.  ■•»-*—— "■""" 

Luppold  Jacob,  laborer,  h  4  Canal. 

Lutz  August,  cordwainer,  h  52  Canal. 

Lux  Frederick,  blacksmith,  h  110  Schuyler. 

Lux  George,  butcher,  h-168  Court. 

Lux  George,  h  166  Court. 

Lux  George,  butcher,  cor  Fayette  and  Varick,  h  122  Fayette. 

Lyman  L.  W.,  organ  builder,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Lyman  A.  T.,  lumber  merchant,  bds  270  Genesee. 

Lyman  S.  P.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  h  270  Genesee. 

Lyman  William  R,  baker,  5,  h  6  Pearl. 

Lynch  James,  tobacconist,  h  n  s  Blandina,  1  w  Third. 

Lynch  James  S.,  bds  National  Hotel. 

Lynch  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  89  Jay. 

Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  h  e  s  Tibbitts,  2  s  Leah. 

Lynch  Thomas,  plumber,  bds  14  Devereux. 

Lyon  Mrs.  Ann,  widow,  h  18  Spring. 

Lyon  Mrs.  Eliza,  widow  of  Philemon,  h  91  John. 

Lyon  &  Conklin,  merchant  tailors,  96  Genesee. 

LYON"  &  FRANCIS,  real  estate  and  insurance  agents,  129  Genesee. 

Lyon  Joseph  M.,  of  L.  &  Francis,  h  1  Broadway. 

Lyon  Samuel  A.,  bartender  City  Saloon,  h  14  Blandina. 

Lyon  Mary,  bds  91  John. 

Lyon  Ziba,  of  L.  &  Conklin,  res  Yorkville. 

Lyons  David  A.,  carriage  maker,  16  Fayette,  h  19  Columbia. 

Lyons  James,  laborer,  h  w  s  Morris'  Alley. 

Lyons  Marx,  peddler,  h  66  Broadway. 


M 


Mackey  Furman,  farmer,  h  w  s  East,  3  s  Bone  Factory. 

Macomber  James,  laborer,  h  13  Seneca. 

Maffitt  Mrs.  Phoebe,  seamstress,  h  30  Seymour  Avenue. 

Madden  Edward,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Madden  James,  trunk  maker,  bds  66  Broad. 

Madden  William,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Maginn  Edward,  clerk  H.  Whitman's,  bds  25  Jay. 

Magnolia  Garden,  rear  58  Genesee,  P.  Bradley,  proprietor. 

Magher  Edward,  peddler,  bds  42  Catharine. 

Magher  Morris,  laborer,  h  106  Jay. 

Mahar  Michael,  gardener,  h  20  Jason. 


118 

Mahon  Patrick,  bds  Fayette  St.  House. 

Maine  Mrs.  N.,  widow  of  Dr.  Maine,  bds  28  Charlotte. 

Malaney  John,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Barnes,  2  ab  Rutger. 

Malaney  William,  laborer,  h  e  s  Barnes,  3  s  Rutger. 

Malone  Ellen,  widow,  h  19  Bridge. 

Malone  Ellen,  widow,  h  cor  Elizabeth  and  Third. 

Maloney  James,  laborer,  h  100  Water. 

Maloy  Barney,  laborer,  lies  Albany,  1  ab  Rutger. 

Maloy  Patrick,  laborer,  h  45  Steuben. 

Maloy  Thomas,  carpenter,  li  45  Steuben. 

Makepeace  George  S  ,  boot  and  shoe  store,  and  livery  stable,  58 
Seneca,  h  42  Cornelia. 

Makepeace  Hiram  L.,  h  3  First. 

Makepeace  Miss  Mary,  manufacturer  of  children's  clothing,  h  43 
Washington.  ^ 

Maltman  Miss  Ann,  teacher,  bds  58  Washington. 

Maltman  Mrs.  Jane,  widow,  h  58  Washington. 

Mammel  John,  cabinet  finisher,  bds  9  Huntington. 

Manahan  Mrs.  Anastasia,  laundress,  h  12  High. 

Manahan  James,  barber,  bds  12  High. 

Manahan  Edward,  laborer,  h  76  John. 

Manahan  Francis  X.,  of  O'Neil  &  Co.,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Manahan  James,  laborer,  h  81  Hart. 

Manahan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  5  Hope. 

Manahan  Thomas,  clerk,  bds  1Q  John. 

Manchester  T.  Clark,  book-keeper,  100  and  102  Genesee,  h  5  Lansing. 

Manchester  Eli,  of  M.  &  Penny,  h  313  Genesee. 

Manchester  Otis,  clothing  merchant,  100  and  102  Genesee,  h  5  Lan- 
sing. *-**—. 

MANCHESTER  &  PENNY,  merchant  tailors,  110  Genesee. 

Manden  Philip,  S.  WT.  Mills,  bds  99  Court. 

Mandeville  William  H,  cordwainer,  h  9  Charles. 

Mangin  John,  farmer,  h  w  s  Steuben,  4  s  Gold. 

Mangin  James,  laborer,  h  cor  Mohawk  and  Jay. 

Mann  Charles,  h  55  Broad. 

Mann  Charles  A.,att'y  and  counsellor,  30  Genesee,  h  55  Broad.  *»«— — 

Mann  Thomas,  h  40  Blandina. 

Manning  David,  clerk,  bds  64  Spring. 

Manning  Ezra  L.,  jeweller,  and  boarding-house,  27  State. 

"i|i|f|§lll  fe  «IW,    

MEECHANT    TAILOE8, 

AND     DEALERS   IN 

Cloths,  Cassimeres,  Vestings,  Over-Coatings  &  Trimmings, 


NO.  110  GENESEE  STEEET. 

'  Fine  Clothing,  and  a  general  assortment  of  FURNISHING  GOODS, 


119 

Manning  E.  T.  &  Co.,  dry  goods  merchants,  55  Hotel. 

Manning  E.  T.,  of  E.  T.  M.  &  Co.,  h  15  Hopper. 

Manning  Joseph  D.,  of  E.  T.  M.  &  Co.,  bds  15  Hopper. 

Manning  Patrick,  proprietor  Asylum  Plotel. 

Manning  Peter,  variety  store,  101  Fayette,  h  64  Spring. 

Mansion  House,  cor  Fayette  and  Washington,  P.  F.  Martin,  pro- 
prietor. 

Mantel  David,  teamster,  h  60  Canal. 

Mapes  George,  livery  driver,  bds  Junction  House. 

Mapes  J.  C,  of  Rice  &  M.,  bds  C.  Rice's. 

Mapes  James,  proprietor  Junction  House,  cor  Whitesboro  and  Yariek. 

Mapes  Lydia,  bds  56  Fayette. 

Mapes  William,  livery  stable,  8  Yarick.  bds  Junction  House. 

Maravilski  Elias,  peddler,  h  113  Water. 

Marchisi  Darius,  clerk,  171  Genesee,  bcs  65  Charlotte. 

Marchisi  Frank  W.  W.,  jeweller,  171  Genesee,  bds  65  Charlotte. 

Marchisi  Henry  N.,  pyrotechnist,  cor  Second  and  Jay,  bds  65  Char- 
lotte. 

Marchisi  John  B.,  druggist,  171  Genesee, #h  65- Charlotte. 

Marcy  Richard,  conductor,  B.  R.  &  U.  R.  R.,  h  125  Columbia. 

Marcy  Stephen,  tinsmith,  h  10  Y/irick. 

Marks  Francis,  tailor,  h  85  Mohawk. 

Marks  John,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  62  Schuyler. 

Marks  Meyer,  peddler,  h  31  Whitesboro. 

Marklove  John  G.,  organ  manufacturer,  h  56  Lansing. 

Marquissee  Ammi,  clerk,  160  Genesee,  bds  121  Bleecker. 

Marquissee  Mary  L.}  bds.  121  Bleecker. 

Marquissee  Lewis,  of  Roberts  &  M.,  h  99  Bleecker. 

Marsh  Benjamin,  bds  117  Whitesboro. 

Marsh  Charles  C,  bds  117  Whitesboro. 

Marsh  Eli,  watch  repairer,  118  Genesee,  res  Whitestown. 

Marshall  James  D.,  clerk,  h  83  Park  Avenue. 

Marshall  Richard,  carpenter,  h  11  Tracy. 

Marshall  Richard,  h  27  Plant. 

Marshall  A.  J.,  widow,  dressmaker,  h  62  Seneca. 

Martin  Adam,  student,  bds  Rev.  A.  Wetzel's. 

Martin  Christian,  chair  maker,  bds  Geo.  Buckholz's. 

Martin  Henry,  furrier,  bds  137  Water. 

Martin  John,  brass  moulder,  h  w  s  Hoyt,  4  bl  Whitesboro. 

Martin  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  15  Tracy. 

Martin  P.  F.,  proprietor  Mansion  House. 

Martin  Thomas,  machinist,  h  152  Whitesboro. 

Martin  Thomas,  laborer,  h  n  s  Bleecker,  1  e  Mohawk. 

Martin  William,  laborer,  h  73  Water. 

Martin  William,  moulder,  h  n  s  Bleecker,  3  e  Mohawk.    • 

Martin  W.  J.,  book-keeper,  Northern  Hotel,  bds  same. 

Marvel  Anna  Maria,  widow,  h  16  Huntington. 

Marx  John,  teamster,  h  32  Washington. 


120 

Mason  Benjamin,  h  4  Howard  Avenue. 

Mason  Theresa,  widow,  h  47  Howard  Avenue. 

Masonic  Hall,  Bradish  Block,  3d  story. 

Mather  Asaph  D.,  grocery  and  provision  store,  cor  Genesee  and 
Bleecker,  bds  17  Miller. 

Mather  Jere,  h  47  John. 

Mather  Joshua,  clerk,  163  Genesee,  bds  17  Miller. 

Mather  Seeley  B.,  carpenter,  h  17  Miller. 

Mattis  John,  laborer,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  1  n  City  Line. 

Mattis  William,  laborer,  h  143  Mohawk. 

Matthews  George,  laborer,  h  cor  Albany  and  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Matthews  John,  porter,  h  82  Whitesboro. 

Matteson  &  Smith,  att'ys  and  counsellors,  over  Bank  Central  K  Y. 

Matteson  Orsamus  B.,  of  M.  &  Smith,  h  294  Genesee.    ■ 

Matson  Rev.  William  A.,  rector  of  Calvary  Church,  and  editor  Gos- 
pel Messenger,  h  49  Howard  Avenue. 

Maybee  Jerome,  student  of  medicine  at  Dr.  Raymond's,  bds  Mrs. 
Huntington's. 

May  George,  laborer,  h  w  s  Joseph,  1  n  Canal. 

May  James  SL,  M.  D.,  office  "cor  Genesee  and  Devereux,  bds  P.  D. 
May's. 

May  Paul  D.,  teacher  of  penmanship,'  cor  Fayette  and  Seneca,  h  cor 
Cornelia  and  Spring. 

Mayer  Matthew,  watch  maker,  108  Whitesboro. 

Mayo  Simeon  E.,  telegraph  operator,  bds  72  Fayette. 

Mayor's  Office,  City  Hall. 

Maynard  Isaac,  of  Thorn  and  M.,  and  M.,  Heath  &  Co.,  h  22  Whites- 
boro. - 

Maynard  Mrs.  Mary  L.,  h  11  Seneca. 

Maynard  Thomas,  h  13  Broad. 

Maynard,  Heath  &  Co.,  soap  and  tallow  chandlers,  cor  Franklin  and 
Fulton. 

Mays  Arthur,  carpenter,  bds  174  Whitesboro. 

McAneny  David,  cordwainer,  h  88  Elizabeth. 

McAvoy  Mrs.  Anastasia,  boarding-house,  42  Catharine. 

McAvoy  George,  farmer,  h  95  Steuben. 

McAvoy  Jeremiah,  at  Battey's  fish  market,  h  cor  William  and  Che- 
nango Avenue. 

McAvoy  Martin,  laborer,  h  8  Leah. 

McAvoy  Michael,  laborer,  h  31  Tibbitts. 

McArdle  John,  laborer,  h  17  Elm. 

McBride  George,  foreman  at  Hart  &  Munson's,  h  37  Broadway. 

McCabe  Barnard,  laborer,  h  31  Kemble. 

McCabe  Jane,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

McCabe  Michael,  peddler,  h  18  Kemble. 

McCall  Francis,  peddler,  h  56  Columbia. 

McCall  John,  M.  D.,  office  40  Genesee,  h  90  John. 

McCann  John,  furnaceman,  h  32  Second. 


121 

McCann  John,  blacksmith,  bds  13  Elizabeth. 

McCann  Lucy,  widow  of  Hugh,  h  25  Spring. 

McCann  Mrs.  Mary,  laundress,  h  54  Water. 

McCann  Patrick,  tailor,  h  s  s  Lansing,  1  w  Albany. 

McCarron  James,  tailor,  h  29  Aiken. 

McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer,  h  125  Mary. 

McCarthy  John,  laborer,  h  86  Court. 

McCarthy  William,  laborer,  h  268  Whitesboro. 

McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  h  72  Catharine 

McClelland  John,  manufacturer  of  potash,  h  n  s  Broad,  2  w  Kossuth 
Avenue. 

McClelland  James,  stone  cutter,  h  32  Elizabeth. 

McClements  Eliza,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

McChesney  Mrs.  Dorcas,  bds  H.  H.  Fish's. 

McClure  Warren  0.,  stationer  and  book  store,  1  Bradish  Block,  h  19 
West  Bridge. 

McCluskey  Mrs.  Bridget,  widow,  h  s  s  Bleecker,  3  e  Mohawk. 

McCool  Patrick,  gardener,  h  23  Philip. 

McCormack  Daniel,  grocer,  h  258  Whitesboro. 

McCormack  John,  laborer,  h  320  Whitesboro. 

McCormack  Thomas,  clerk  at  P.  Y.  Kellogg  &  Co.'s,  h  36  Columbia. 

McCoy  Francis,  res  Deerfield. 

McCraith  Francis  C,  teacher,  bds  200  Genesee. 

McCraith  Frederick,  clerk,  57  Franklin  Square,  bds  200  Genesee. 

McCraith  John,  peddler,  h  8  Eagle. 

McCraith  Patrick,  M.  D,  office  and  res  200  Genesee. 

McCraith  Thomas  M.,  auctioneer,  basement  Devereux  Block,  h  cor 
Seymour  Av.  and  Leah  st. 

McCullough  John,  laborer,  h  e  s  Kemble,  near  Clinton. 

McCusker  Patrick,  cordwainer,  h  12  Carnahan. 

McDermott  Barnard,  bds  36  John. 

McDermott  Owen,  laborer,  h  131  Water. 
I  McDermott  Peter,  boarding  house,  36  John. 
I  McDermott  Thomas,  laborer,  h  51  Water.  • 

I  McDonald  Anthony,  laborer,  h  206  Whitesboro. 
i  McDonald  Henry  W.,  proprietor  Northern  Hotel,  and  wholesale  and 

retail  dealer  in  oysters — "  solid  meats." 
1  McDonough  Miss  Ellen,  bds  23  John. 
1  McDONOUGH  JAMES,  News  Emporium,  Exchange  Buildings,  h  67 

Broad. 
I  McDonough  James  A.,  clerk,  bds  67  Broad. 
I  McDonough  William  A.,  clerk,  bds  67  Broad. 
I  McDonough  Patrick,  h  w  s  West,  1  s  Arthur. 
I  McDowl  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  h  62  Schuyler. 
J  McElwaine  Robert,  grocer,  cor  Columbia  and  Canal,  h  32  Charlotte. 

McElwaine  Thomas  P.,  proprietor  City  Saloon,  h  56  Fayette. 

McGee  John,  saddler  and  collar  maker,  h  3  Tracy. 

iMcG£e  Thomas  B.,  carpenter,  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  24  Jason. 
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122 


j.  Mcdonough, 

131  Genesee  Street, 


DEALER     IN 


t 


NEWSPAPERS, 


AND 


CHEAP    PUBLICATIONS. 


delivered  in  any  part  of  the  City. 


A  large  supply  of  PICTURES  and  FRAMES  constantly  on  hand, 
LOOKING-GLASSES  and  PICTURE  FRAMES  made   to  order -at. 

greatly  reduced  prices. 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS  of  every  variety,  with  a  large  sup- 
ply  of  Violin,  Guitir,  and  Banjo  Strings  of  the  best  quality  con- 
stantly on  hand. 

(j^-Agent  for  BLACK  STAR  LINE  of  LIVERPOOL  PACKETS. 
1  >rafts  on  the  Bank  of  England  and  Ireland,  payable  at  sight,  for 
sale. 


123 

McGee  Thomas,  mason,  h  112  Steuben. 

McGee  Thomas,  mason,  h  cor  Tracy  and  Francis. 

McGinnis  James,  laborer,  h  23  Union. 

McGinnis  Michael,  laborer,  h  10  Post. 

McGregor  House,  1 3  Whitesboro,  — proprietor. 

McGlinnen  Mrs.  Jane,  widow  of  William  R,  h  32  Elizabeth. 

McGlinnen,  Thomas,  cigar  maker,  bds  32  Elizabeth. 

McGral  Patrick,  laborer,  bds  James  Lilly's. 

McGovern  John,  trunk  maker,  h  53  Bridge. 

McGovern  Michael,  laborer,  h  129  Lansing. 

McGough  P.,  grocery  and  provision  store,  cor  Bleecker  and  Third, 
h  cor  Elizabeth  and  Third. 

McGuire  Andrew,  merchant  tailor,  176  Genesee. 

McGuire  John,  carpenter,  h  256  Whitesboro. 

McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  h  54  Mohawk. 

McGuire  Patrick,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  s  s  Jay,  1  e  Mohawk. 

McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  h  s  s  Bleecker,  2  e  Mohawk. 

McGuire  Theresa,  S.  W.  Mills,  bds  174  Whitesboro. 

McHugh  Francis,  cartman,  h  41  Elizabeth. 

McHugh  William,  laborer,  h  8  State. 

Mclncrow  Mrs.  Thomas,  h  21  Union. 

Mclncrow  Richard  W.,  student,  bds  22  John. 

Mclncrow  William,  proprietor  "Military  Hall,"  cor  John  and  Cath- 
arine. 

Mcintosh  Andrew  J.,  of  A.  J.  &  I.  C.  McL,  bds  26  Court.*—— 

Mcintosh  A.  J.  &  I.  C,  att'ys  and  counsellors,  116  Genesee. 

Melntosh  Ichabod  C,  of  A.  J.  &  I.  C.  ^cl.,  bds  26  Court. 

Mcintosh  James,  h  84  Jay. 

McKeon  Patrick,  laborer,  h  16  Roberts. 

McKenna  Thomas,  carpenter,  h  57  Erie. 

McKenna  Dennis,  tobacconist,  h  114  Elizabeth. 

McKellar  Alexander,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  54  Varick. 

McKENN"AN  &  LAYDON,  Liquor  Store,  31  Bleecker. 

McKennan  Solomon,  of  McK.  &  Lay  don,  and  weighmaster,  h  44 
Mary. 

McKennan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  12  Leah. 

McKendrick  John  C,  cigar  maker,  bds  Mrs.  McK's. 

McKendrick  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  John,  h  cor  Court  and  Gar- 
den. 

MoKENNAN  &  LAYDON, 

WHOLESALE   DEALEKS    IN 


DOUBLE     RECTIFIERS    OF    WHISKEY, 
No.  31  Bleecker  Street. 

S.  McKENNAN.  JAMES  LAYDON. 


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McKenzie  A.  D.,  jeweller,  bds  25  Hotel. 

McKenzie  J.  C,  M.  D.,  office  and  bouse,  25  Hotel. 

McKinney  James,  baggageman,  C.  RR.,  h  7  "Water. 

McKown  Jane,  widow  of  Henry,  h  w  s  Francis,  1  s  Plant. 

McLane  Thomas  W.,  book-keeper,  h  6  Hotel. 

McLane  Miss  M.  L.,  ladies'  furnishing  store,  89  Genesee,  bds  6  Hotel. 

McLaughlin  Patrick,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  69  Columbia. 

McLaughlin  Thomas,  tobacconist,  h  55  Catharine. 

McLean  Alexander,  dyer,  bds  A.  McLean's. 

McLean  Andrew,  fancy  dyer,  35  Liberty,  h  29  Columbia. 

McLean  Mrs.  Richard,  h  244  Whitesboro. 

McLean  George,  grocery  and  provision  store,  cor  Albany  and  South. 

McMahon  Mrs.  Martha,  widow,  h  60  Jay. 

McMahon  Patrick,  laborer,  h  cor  Washington  and  Water. 

McMahon  Stephen,  laborer,  bds  Mrs.  Betts'. 

McMann  Nicholas,  laborer,  bds  60  Jay. 

McMakin  Francis,  plasterer,  h  w  s  Cherry. 

McManus  Michael,  laborer,  h  87  Water. 

McManus  Patrick,  laborer,  h  91  Water. 

McMaster  Rufus  W.,  mason  and  carpenter,  h  39  Plant. 

McMillan  A.,  principal  advanced  school,  h  9  West. 

McMorrin  John  A.,  carpenter,  h  33  Howard  Avenue. 

McMillan  Robert,  machinist,  h  68  Court. 

McNall  John,  h  cor  Washington  and  Pearl. 

McNall  John  A.,  clerk,  57  Franklin  Square,  h  21  Hopper. 

McNall  William,  bricklayer,  bds  John  McNall's. 

McNally  Charles,  cordwainer,  h  cor  Howard  Avenue  and  Eagle  st. 

McNally  Margaret,  widow,  h  13  Leah. 

McNamee  Edward,  cordwainer,  bds  J.  Cantweli's. 

McNeany  Catharine,  tailoress,  bds  E.  McNeany's. 

McNeany  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Michael,  h  e  s  Chenango  Avenue,  1  s 

Havens  st. 
McNeany  James,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  E.  McNeany's. 
MclSTearney  Francis,  laborer,  h  6  Pine. 
McNett  George,  laborer,  h  12  Burnet. 
McNeil  Elizabeth,  S.  W.  Mills,  bds  174  Whitesboro. 
McQuade  &  Son,  coal  and  lumber  dealers,  cor  Jay  and  Bridge. 
McQuade  James,  book-keeper  at  Gulf  Brewery,  h  32  Broad. 
McQuade  John  F.,  associate  editor  Utica  Evening  Telegraph,  bds  40 

Catharine. 
McQuade  John,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  82  Third. 
McQuade  John  W.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  bds  50  Catharine. 
McQuade  Michael,  agent  Gulf  Brewery,  h  40  Catharine. 
McQuade  Michael  Jr.,  bds  40  Catharine. 
McQuade  Olive,  tailoress,  h  21  Devereux. 
McQuade  Thomas,  of  McQ.  &  Son,  h  50  Catharine. 
McQuade  Thomas  M.,  of  McQ.  &  Son,  h  7  Lansing. 
McQUADE  THOMAS  R.,  editor  and  proprietor  of  Utica  Evening 

Telegraph,  and  book  and  job  printer,  47  Genesee  and  7  Broad, 

h  13  Hopper. 


125 

McQuivey  Solomon,  looking  glass  and  picture  frame  maker,  197  Gen- 
esee, h  same. 

McPherson  John,  cordwainer,  h  26  South. 

McPhee  Alexander,  agent  Section  No.  1,  Chenango  Canal,  bds  Frank- 
lin House. 

McTavey  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow,  h  cor  Elizabeth  and  Third. 

McWinne  Edward,  cigar  maker,  bds  23  Union. 

MEACHAM  &  FARWELL,  merchant  tailors,  4  Bradish  Block. 

Meacham  L.  D.,  of  M.  &  Farwell,  h  18  John. 

Mechanics'  Hall,  cor  Hotel  and  Liberty. 

Meegan  Charles,  laborer,  h  23  Jay. 

Meegan  James,  laborer,  h  3  Pine. 

Meegan  Patrick,  grocery,  30  John,  h  62  Mary. 

Meeker  Moses  T„  iron  merchant,  135  Genesee,  h  72  Broadway.*—. 

Meinoll  John,  cordwainer,  h  1  Clinton. 

Meinong  Joseph,  German  Inn,  9  Water. 

Melhinch  Andrew,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  Exchange  Buildings, 
h  10  Steuben  Park. 

Mengel  Charles,  piano  forte  maker,  h  100  Fayette. 

Mercer  Richard,  machinist,  h  87  Jay. 

Mercer  William  E. ,  novelty  works,  bds  87  Jay. 

MERRELL  BRADFORD  S.,  bookbinder,  96  and  98  Genesee,  h  71 
Liberty. 

Merrell  Mrs.  C.  M.,  widow  of  George,  h  15  Steuben. 

Merrell  Isaac,  h  8  Washington. 

Merrell  Lewis,  bookbinder,  h  66  Steuben. 

Merrifield  Milton  M.,  mason,  bds  29  Cornelia. 

Merriman  Alice,  widow  of  John,  h  76  Schuyler. 

Merriman  James,  dry  goods  and  grocery  store,  cor  Whitesboro  and 
Schuyler,  h  cor  Columbia  and  Schuyler. 

Merritt  F.  E.,  printer,  h  59  West  Bridge. 

Merry  Harriet,  h  e  s  Howard  Avenue,  1  ab  Arthur  st. 

Mervine  William,  Commodore,  U.  S.  Navy,  h  18  Mary. 

Mervine  C.  B.,  bds  18  Mary. 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  24Bleecker,  Rev.  J.  T.  Wright,  Pastor. 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  e  s  State,  1  s  Fayette,  Rev.  L.  D.  Davis, 
Pastor. 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  5  George,  Rev.  W.  H.  Olin,  Pastor, 

Methodist  Calvinistic  Church,  11  Seneca,  Rev.  David  Lewis,  Pastor. 


NO.    4    HRADISH    BLOCK?    UTICA. 

Constantly  on  hand 

Cloths,  Cassimeres,  Vestings,  Collars,  Cravats,&c. 

entlemen's  Garments  made  to         r  ^§g% 

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Methodist  Wesleyan  Church,  6  Washington,  Rev.  R.  L.  Herbert, 
Pastor. 

Meyer  George,  of  Hamlin  &  M.,  h  94  Columbia. 

Meyer  Rev.  William,  ass't  pastor  St.  John's  Church,  bds  40  Bleecker. 

Meyers  Isadore,  carriage  maker,  h  w  s  Howard  Avenue,  2  ab  Ar- 
thur st. 

Meyers  George,  laborer,  h  29  Elm. 

Meyers  Francis  X.,  shoe  store,  9  S  outh,  h  cor  West  and  South. 

Meyers  Ignatius,  cord  wain  er,  h   18  West. 

Metropolitan  Hall,  173  Genesee. 

Metz  Daniel,  laborer,  h  n  s  Warren,  1  w  Stark. 

Metzler  Fidele,  tailor,  h  cor  South  and  Tibbitts. 

Michael  William  H.,  clerk,  114  Genesee,  bds  Mrs.  S.  Michael's. 

Michael  Mrs.  Sophia,  widow,  h  10  South. 

Michel  Frederick,  M  D.,  office  and  house,  21  Seneca. 

Michlef  Jacob,  laborer,  h  cor  Mary  and  Albany. 

Midlam  Thomas,  boarding  house,  15  Broad. 

Midlam  Thomas  F.,  silversmith,  bds  15  Broad. 

Milbery  Charles,  moulder,  h  89  Spring. 

Milbank  P.  H.,  h  13  Kemble. 

Milbank  William  J.,  clerk  at  weighlock,  h  30  Charlotte. 

Military  Hall,  cor  Catharine  and  John. 

Millar  Charles,  h  45  Blandina.  »■ 

Millar  Henry  F.,  builder,  shop  e  s  Meadow,  h  17  Water. 

Miller  Abel,  cordwainer,  h  26  Saratoga. 

Miller  Addison  0.,  of  Edmonds  &  M.,  bds  27  Whitesboro. 

Miller  Alonzo  F.,  bookbinder  at  Merrell's,  h  s  s  South,  1  e  Mohawk. 

Miller  Almira,  widow,  h  93  Liberty. 

Miller  Charles,  blacksmith,  h  47  Mohawk. 

Miller  Conradt,  laborer,  h  8  Erie. 

Miller  David  H.,  barber,  12,  h  6  Whitesboro. 

Miller  E.  M.,  peddler,  h  32  Erie. 

Miller  Eliza,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

Miller  Francis,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Elm,  1  s  Gold. 

Miller  Freelove,  cook  at  Crystal  Saloon,  h  rear  Pine. 

Miller  German,  h  264  Whitesboro. 

Miller  Henry  T.3  h  325  Genesee. 

Miller  Henry  T.,  of  M.  &  Son,  bds  62  Broadway. 

Miller  Humphrey  T.,  book-keeper,  31  Genesee,  bds  62  Broadway. 

Miller  James,  pressman,  bds  62  Broadway. 

Miller  John,  stone  cutter,  h  s  s  South,  2  e  Gulf. 

Miller  John,  tailor,  h  w  s  Kossuth  Avenue,  1  n  City  Line. 

Miller  John,  carpenter,  h  87  Spring. 

Miller  John,  blacksmith,  h  41  Steuben. 

Miller  Joseph,  laborer,  h  s  s  Leah,  6  w  Seymour  Avenue. 

Miller  Lewis,  blacksmith,  33  Whitesboro. 

Miller  Leonhardt,  grocer,  h  145  Water. 

Miller  Mrs.  E.,  h  27  Whitesboro. 


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Miller  Morris  S.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Miller  Mary,  widow,  h  12  JasoD. 

Miller  Martha,  S.  0.  Mills,  bds  21  State. 

Miller  Nicholas,  laborer,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  2  n  City  Line. 

Miller  Richard,  bds  Mansion  House. 

Miller  P.  B.,  Jr.,  student,  bds  36  Whitesboro. 

Miller  R.  V.,   clerk  84  Genesee,  bds  Si  Charlotte. 

Miller  Sarah,  h  69  Steuben. 

Miller  Sarah,  widow  of  Jabez,  h  53  Charlotte. 

Miller  <fe  Son,  grocers  and  fruit  dealers,  10  Liberty. 

Miller  William,  locksmith,  h  125  Elizabeth. 

Miller  William,  cabinet  maker,  h  11  Kirkland. 

Miller  William  G.,  of  M.  &  Son,  h  62  Broadway. 

Millgate  George,  farmer,  h  Broad,  1  w  tollgate. 

Mills  Charles  D.,  Sup't  H.  R.  RR.  shop,  Albany,  h  36  Blandina. 

Mills  John,  blacksmith,  h  73  Cooper. 

Milmo  Bartholomew,  peddler,  h  25  Union. 

Minsterman  Adam,  oil  cloth  factory,  h  n  s  Warren,  2  w  Garden. 

Minty  John  M.,  confectioner,  bds  20  Elizabeth. 

Mitchell  C.  M.,  of  D.  &  C.  M.  M.,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

MITCHELL  D.  &  C.  M.,  Liquor  Store,  cor  Payette  and  Seneca. 

Mitchell  Daniel,  of  D.  &  C.  M.  M.,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Mitchell  J.  P.,  moulder,  bds  331  Genesee. 

Moehring  Andrew,  cordwainer,  h  39  Yarick. 

Mogling  William,  dyer,  bds  J.  Warwick's. 

Mohan  Ann,  widow,  h  w  s  Chatham,  4  s  George. 

Mohr  Anton,  tailor,  h  83  Tibbitt's. 

Mommel  John,  finisher,  bds  9  Huntington. 

Monks  Richard,  laborer,  h  21  South  Hamilton. 

Monroe  B.  F.  S.,  upholsterer,  h  74  Mary. 

Monroe  Catharine,  h  48  Miller. 

Monroe  Mrs.  Rebecca,  tailoress,  h  62  John, 

Monroe  William  B.,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  16  Catharine,  h 

94  Blandina. 
Montgomery  John,  carpenter,  h  62  Mary. 
Montgomery  W.  K.,  carpenter,  bds  54  South. 
Mooney  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  h  16  Steuben  Park. 
Mooney  Christopher,  grocer,  28  Steuben. 
Mooney  Francis  B.,  clerk,  86  Genesee,  bds  16  Steuben  Park. 

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Office  hours  from  T  A.  M.  to  9  P.  M. 


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Mooney  George,  laborer,  h  cor  Catharine  and  Bridge. 

Mooney  John,  laborer,  h  116  Lansing. 

Mooney  Peter,  mason,  h  19  Leah. 

Mooney  Thomas  N.,  clerk,  84  Genesee,  bds  16  Steuben  Park. 

Moore  Charles,  carpenter,  h  69  Broadway. 

Moore  Edward,  mason,  h  124  Lansing. 

Moore  Fenton,  tailor,  h  112  Bleecker. 

Moore  Francis,  moulder,  bds  41  Larsing. 

Moore  John,  h  41  Lansing. 

Moore  J.  W.,  h  cor  Charlotte  and  Elizabeth. 

Moore  Legrand,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  45  Genesee,  h  196  Court. 

Moore  Leonard,  wood  dealer,  and  ass't  collector  Chenango  Canal,  h 
68  Cooper. 

Moore  Mary,  widow  of  A.  H.,  h  66  Cooper. 

Moore  Matthew,  blacksmith,  bds  41  Lansing. 

Moore  Patrick,  moulder,  bds  41  Lansing. 

Moore  Patrick,  laborer,  h  41  Lansing. 

Morehouse  A.  K.,  h  52  West. 

Morehouse  Benjamin,  S.-  W.  Mills,  h  4  Huntington. 

Morehouse  Richard  H.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  98  Genesee,  bds  Mc- 
Gregor House,  v* — «~  -  ••*• - 

Morehead  Thomas,  laborer,  C.  R.  R.,  h  Second,  3  bl  Main. 

Morehead  James,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  h  24  Third. 

Morath  Roman,  organ  builder,  h  49  John. 

Morgan  Charles,  laborer,  h  64  Steuben. 

Morgan  Daniel,  h  11  West. 

Morgan  David,  laborer,  h  10  Post. 

Morgan  David  R.,  carpenter,  123  John,  h  cor  John  and  Rutger. 

Morgan  Jane,  widow,  h  19  Water. 

Morgan  John  A.,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Morgan  John  G.,  engineer,  h  8  Washington. 

Morgan  Mary,  widow,  h  cor  Blandina  and  Third. 

Morgan  R.  E.,  daguerrean  artist,  bds  95  Fayette. 

Morgan  Thomas,  cordwainer,  h  65  Mary. 

Morgan  Hall,  cor  South  and  West. 

Morey  Henry  M.,  builder,  h  54  South. 

Morey  liewell  W.,  clerk,  167  Genesee,  bds  17  Miller. 

Morrin  Edward,  h  94  Water. 

Morrin  Patrick,  paver,  h  30  Tracy. 

Morrin  William  J.,  clerk  La  Fayette  Saloon. 

Morris  Alexander,  tailor,  h  w  s  Seymour  Avenue,  5  s  Square  st. 

Morris  David  E.,  h  66  Whitesboro.    ,^*«**^^iwarw. 

Morris  David  J.,  carpenter,  h  34  Miller. 

Morris  John,  gardener,  h  Dudley,  1  n  South. 

Morris  John  R.,  res  Dudley  st. 

Morris  Michael,  laborer,  h  11  Louisa. 

Morris  Moses,  peddler,  h  3 1  Whitesboro. 

Morris  Peter,  laborer,  h  56  Washington. 


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Morris  Robert,  stone  cutter,  h  *l  State. 

Morris  Thomas  L.,  city  letter  carrier,  h  9  Blandina. 

Morris  William,  M.  D.,  cor  Fayette  and  Seneca,  h  105  John. 

Morriston  James,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  20  Huntington. 

Morrison  Henry  W.,  laborer,  bds  6  Post. 

Morrison  Henry,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  h  6  Division. 

Morrow  Andrew,  mason,  h  76  Steuben. 

Morrow  Joseph,  mason,  bds  76  Steuben. 

Mortley  James  A.,  paper  hanger,  h  cor  Washington  and  Pearl. 

Mortis  William,  gardener,  h  e  s  Steuben,  1  s  Arthur. 

MORSE  AMERICAN  TELEGRAPH,  office  cor  Genesee  and  Main. 

Moser  Henry,  laborer,  h  61  Canal. 

Mosier  Jonathan,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  68  Broad. 

Mosier  John,  carpenter,  h  141  Mohawk. 

Mott  William  M.,  clerk,  77  Genesee,  bds  56  Charlotte. 

Mould  James,  carpenter,  h  39  Cornelia. 

Mould  Mary  Ann,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

Mowry  George,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  60  Erie. 

Muddeman  John,  butcher,  h  28  South. 

Muddeman  William,  painter,  h  27  Cooper. 

Mullaney  Michael,  tailor,  h  86  Mohawk. 

Mullen  Dominick,  laborer,  h  60  Jay. 

Mullen  James,  clothing  merchant,  cor  Genesee  and  Bleecker,  h  cor 

Mohawk  and  Lansing. 
Muldoon  Henry  P.,  silverplater  at  Novelty  Works,  bds  41  Genesee. 
Mullan  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h  16  Bristol. 
Mullan  John,  laborer,  h  16  Bristol. 
Mulholland  Charles,  tailor,  h  84  Mohawk. 
Mulholland  John,  dry  goods  and  millinery,  178  Genesee,  h  10  Pearl. 

Mulligan ,  machinist,  h  91  Schuyler. 

Mulligan  James,  grocer,  cor  Miller  and  Eagle,  h  same. 

Mulligan  Mary,  widow,  h  w  s  Hoyt,  6  bl  Whitesboro. 

Mulligan  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  71  Water. 

Mulligan  Miles,  at  Lawrence's  lumber  yard,  h  cor  Cornelia  and 

Spring. 
Mulrooney  Patrick,  cordwainer,  bds  J.  Cantwell's. 
Mumford  Lyman,  city  sexton,  office  16  Catharine,  h  105  Steuben. 
Mumford  William  R.,  clerk,  160  Genesee,  bds  105  Steuben. 
Mummery  James,  laborer,  h  e  s  Albany,  3  ab  Elizabeth. 

D.    &    O.    M.   MITCHELL, 

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AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

WINES    AND    CORDIALS,    CHAMPAGNE, 

Irish,  Scotch,  and  Monongahela  Whiskey,  London  Porter,  Scotch  Ale, 

CORNER  OF  FAYETTE  AND  SENECA  STREETS. 


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Muhlberger  Charles,  moulder,  h  89  Spring, 

Muhlberger  Martin,  laborer,  h  22  Edward. 

Munn  John,  h  Rutger,  head  of  John. 

Munson  Edmund,  of  Hart  &  M.,  h  15  Deverenx. 

Munson  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Alfred,  h  41  Fayette. 

Munson  Samuel  A.,  bds  41  Fayette.  *M> 

Murdock  Hope,  widow  of  James,  h  45  Fayette. 

Murdock  James  F.,  clerk,  46  Genesee,  bds  45  Fayette. 

Murphy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h  Catharine,  2  w  Bridge. 

Murphy  Julia,  widow,  h  69-£  Broadway. 

Murphy  Martin,  clerk,  78  Genesee,  bds  69  Broadway. 

Murphy  Mrs  Margaret,  widow,  h  cor  South  and  Webster. 

Murphy  Michael,  waiter  at  Baggs  Hotel,  h  42  First. 

Murphy  Patrick,  carpenter,  bds  29  John. 

Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h  55  Court. 

Murray  William,  livery  driver,  bds  M.  Bell's. 

Murray  Richard,  laborer,  h  cor  Jay  and  Third. 

Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  h  cor  Bleecker  and  Second. 

Murtaugh  James,  h  53  Water. 

Murtaugh  Patrick,  coppersmith,  h  70  Blandina. 

Murtaugh  Thomas,  tobacconist,  h  95  Blandina. 

Muspratt  James,  machinist,  h  1 54  Whitesboro. 

Myers  Miss  E.,  milliner,  127  Genesee. 

Myers  Frederick,  peddler  at  Wilkins',  h  55  Whitesboro. 

Myers  Henry,  grocer  and  tailor,  4  Water. 

Myers  John,  laborer,  h  108  Bleecker. 

Myers  John,  brewer,  h  cor  Bleecker  and  Third. 


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Nagle  Ferdinand,  laborer,  h  89  Mohawk. 

Nally  William,  painter,  h  cor  Jay  and  Third. 

Nash  John,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  300  Whitesboro. 

Neal  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  bds  18  West. 

Near  Henry,  farmer,  h  78  Fayette. 

Neabel  John,  carpenter,  h  38  South  Hamilton. 

Needham  &  James,  boot  and  shoe  dealers,  74  Genesee. 

Needham  Willard  M.,  of  N.  &  James,  h  39  Seymour  Avenue. 

Nederlander  S.,  peddler,  h  73  Whitesboro. 

Neinhaus  John,  laborer,  h  18  Elm. 

Neejer  Martin,  picture  frame  and  cabinet  maker,  h  35  Plant. 

Nelbach  John,  carpenter,  h  69  Spring. 

Nelbach  Peter  J.,  cabinet  maker,  h  69  Spring. 

Nelson  James  H.,  clerk,  120  Genesee,  bds  34  Seneca. 

Nelson  John,  cordwainer,  bds  34  Seneca. 

Nesse  Charles,  basket  maker,  h  5  Tibbitts. 

Nettleton  Chauncey,  of  J.  M.  Rice  &  Co.,h  119  John." 


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Kevins  James,  cartman,  h  55  Bleecker. 

Neville  Julia,  widow,  h  86  Elizabeth. 

Neville  William  J.,  laborer,  h  89  Court. 

Newburn  Eliza,  sta}^  maker,  h  31  Cornelia. 

Newell  Ambrose,  ostler,  li  240  Whitesboro. 

NEWELL  &  BROWN,    paper,    paint,  glass    and  brush   store,  111 

Genesee. 
Newell  Norman  C,  of  N.  &  Brown,  h  5  Broadway. 
New  England  House,  46  Wrhitesboro,  B    Richardson,  proprietor. 
New  Hartford  Cotton  Mills,  Charles  Hurlburt,  agent,  164  Genesee. 
Newhouse  George,  peddler,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  8  ab  Jail. 
Newhouse  John  W.}  carpenter,  h  36  Seymour  Avenue. 
Newland  Edward,  clerk,  bds  37  Elizabeth. 
Newland  James,  coppersmith,  h  39  John. 
Newland  John,  h  24  Blandina. 
Newland  J.  H. ,  moulder,  h  49  Second. 

Newland  John  E.,  clerk,  57  Franklin  Square,  bds  37  Elizabeth. 
Newland  Thomas  J.,  coppersmith,  h  28  Spring. 
Newland  Joseph  P.,  M.  D.,  office  and  res  12  Elizabeth. 
Newland  Joseph  W.,  machinist,  h  8  Carnahan. 
Newlove  William,  painter,  bds  90  Miller. 
Newton  E.  H.,  scenic  photographer  at  J.  B.  Smith's,  bds  Central 

Hotel. 
New   York   State   Lunatic   Asylum,   s   s   Court,    near  junction  of 

Whitesboro. 
NEY  HENRY,  clothing  merchant,  88,  h  315  Genesee. 
Nichols  Horace  S.,  of  A,  J.  Watts  &  Co.,  h  10  Howard  Avenue. 
Nichols  Walter,  boatman,  h  129  Bleecker. 
Nicholaus  John,  laborer,  h  28  Parker. 
Nicius  Gerhardt,  laborer,  h  49  Canal. 
Nightingale  William,  moulder,  h  78  Jay. 
Nightingale  Miss  Mary,  mantua  maker,  bds  78  Jay. 
Niles  Charles,  carpenter,  h  41  John. 
Niles  William  A.,  ostler  at  Franklin  House,  h  14  Hotel 
Nill  John,  confectioner,  bds  55  Broadway. 
Norris  James  L.,  h  46  Elizabeth. 
Norris  Mrs.  Elizabeth;  bds  99  Court. 
Norris  William,  carriage  painter,  h  98  Miller. 
North  Alson,  h  63  Broadway. 

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HENRY  NEY. 

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NO.  88  GENESEE  ST., 

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The  only  -well  made  Clothing  in Utica! 

COATS   ALL   MADE   BY   MEN! 

AND  SOLD  LOWER  THAN  ANY  OTHER  ESTABLISHMENT  IN 
THE    CITY! 

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Will  be  attended  to  as  -usual — got  up  in  the  latest  style — much 
lower  than  last  year — and  cheaper  than  the  cheapest. 

FURNISHING   GOODS, 

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customers,  and  FOR  SALE  CHEAP. 

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ready  to  wait  upon  his  friends  and  customers. 

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Northrup  Alson  B.,  fish,  fruit,  and  fluid  store,  188  Genesee,  h  27 

Miller.' 
Northrup  Devillo  W-,  clerk,  52  Genesee,  bds  27  Miller. 
Northrup  Milton  M.,  fish,  fruit,  and  vegetable  market,  2  Liberty, 

bds  27  Miller. 
Northern  Hotel,  cor  John  and  Main,  H.  W.  McDonald,  proprietor. 
Norton  Edward,  butcher,  h  cor  Elm  and  Eagle. 
Norton  George,  baker,  h  119  Lansing. 
Norton  George,  cigar  maker,  h  4  Montgomery. 
Norton  James,  laborer,  h  17  Eagle. 
Norton  John,  house  painter,  h  74  Steuben. 
Norton  Patrick,  cartman,  h  12  Montgomery. 
Nowlan  Charles,  laborer,  h  e  s  Miller,  1  ab  Arthur. 
Nowlan  John,  h  117  Whitesboro. 
Nrftt  Thomas,  cordwainer,  h  7  Garden. 
Nutter  Fanny  M.,  h  24  South  Hamilton. 
Nye  Albert  A.,  clerk,  123  Genesee,  bds  58  Columbia. 
Nye  CO.,  builder,  h  cor  Court  and  Cornelia. 
Nye  Miss  Elmina,  tailoress,  bds  cor  Court  and  Cornelia. 
Nye  Samuel  B.,  tailor,  h  cor  Court  and  Cornelia. 


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Oatley  J.  M.,  clerk,  58  Genesee,  bds  13  Lansing. 

Oatley  L.  &  Co.,  flour  and  cattle  food  store,  cor  John  and  Bleecker. 

Oatley  P.  R.,  clerk,  78  Genesee,  bds  American  Hotel. 

Oatley  Lyman,  of  L.  O.  &  Co.,  h  108  John. 

O'Brien  Mrs.  Catharine,  h  5  Union. 

O'Brien  Ellen,  widow,  h  e  s  Steuben,  4  s  Arthur. 

O'Brien  James,  laborer,  h  Catharine,  2  w  Third. 

O'Brien  John,  cigar  maker,  bds  5  Union. 

O'Brien  John,  cigar  maker,  bds  Ellen  O'Brien's. 

O'Brien  James,  cigar  maker,  bds  Ellen  O'Brien's. 

O'Brien  Michael,  cigar  maker,  bds  Ellen  O'Brien's. 

O'Brien  Nicholas,  cigar  maker,  bds  Ellen  O'Brien's. 

O'Brien  Michael,  clerk,  4  Liberty,  bds  144  Jay. 

O'Brien  Patrick,  boatman,  h  Catharine,  1  w  Third. 

O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  h  61  Third. 

O'Brien  Terrence,  gardener,  h  32  First. 

O'Connor  Richard,  clerk,  bds  P.  Devlin's. 

O'Donnell  Mrs.  Abby,  widow,  h  74  Bleecker. 

O'Donnell  Edward,  cordwainer,  h  39  Steuben. 

O'Donnell  Hugh,  furnaeeman,  h  w  s  Steuben,  9  s  Gold. 

O'Donnell  James,  cordwainer,  bds  w  s  Steuben,  9  s  Gold. 

O'Donnell  John,  scale  maker  and  machinist,  h  9  Devereux. 

O'Donnell  John,  Jr.,  carriage  trimmer,  bds  9  Devereux. 

O'Donnell  John,  gardener  at  E.  A.  Graham's. 

O'Donnell  Michael,  barber,  bds  74  Bleecker. 

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Odenw  elder  John,  laborer,  h  100  Fayette. 
Oenk  Bernard,  mason,  h  2  William. 
Oehring  Casper  R,  laborer,  h  12  Clinton. 
O'Hara  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  milliner,  213  Genesee,  h  same. 
O'Hara  John,  h  213  Genesee. 
O'Hara  P.,  ice  merchant,  h  75  Bleecker. 
O'Hearn  Dennis,  laborer,  h  132  Mary. 
O'Hearn  Eliza,  widow,  h  83  Third. 
O'Hearn  Thomas,  laborer,  h  119  Mary. 

Olin  Rev.  William  H.,  pastor  Corn  Hill  M.  E.  Church,  h  31  South. 
Oliver  John,  hotel  keeper,  120  Court. 
Oley  Mrs.  Simon  V.,  widow,  h  47  Fayette. 

Ollerrenshaw  Joseph,  cordwainer,  h  w  s  Kossuth  Av.,  3  ab  South. 
O'JSTeil  John,  cartman,  h  54  Third. 
O'lSTeil  Owen  &  Co.,  hardware  dealers,  84  Genesee.  • 
O'Heil  Owen,  of  0.  O'N.  &  Co.,  h  29  Hotel. 
O'lSTeil  T.  B.,  clerk,  84  Genesee,  bds  29  Hotel. 
O'Rourke  John,  blacksmith,  38  Catharine,  h  73  Bleecker. 
O'Rourke  Michael,  blacksmith,  h  132  Bleecker. 
O'Rourke  Mrs.  Ellen,  h  25  Blandina. 
O'Reily  George,  plumber,  bds  29  Seneca. 
O'Reily  John,  tailor,  h  23  Aiken. 
Oneida  Bank,  157  Genesee. 
Oneida  Brewery,  cor  State  and  Court. 
Oneida  County  Bank,  73  Genesee. 
Oneida  Demokrat,  Paul  Keiser,  proprietor. 
Oneida  Square,  junction  Genesee,  West  Bridge  and  Oneida. 
Orcutt  Mrs.  Hannah,  widow,  h  68  Broad. 
Orcutt  James  J.,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  68  Broad.    , 
Osborn  James  N.,  of  Loak  &  O.,  h  35  Oneida. 
Osborn  Joho,  carpenter,  h  76  Catharine. 
Ostrom  Mrs.  Mary  E.,  widow  of  John  H.,  h  26  Broadway.  -.-■ 
Oster  Joseph  J.,  clerk,  31  John,  bds  73  Park  Avenue. 
Oster  John,  of  Yidvard  &  Co.,  h  31  John. 
Oster  Michael,  clerk,  31  John,  bds  73  Park  Avenue. 
Oster  Peter,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  112  Schuyler. 
Osterman  Frank,  h  204  Whitesboro. 
Osterman  Joseph,  laborer,  h  20  Hope. 
O'Toole  James,  porter,  9  Liberty,  h  85  Whitesboro. 
O'Toole  Michael,  cordwainer,  h  23  Tibbifcts. 
Ott  Henry,  cordwainer,  h  202  Whitesboro. 
Ouderkirk  Howard  N".,  machinist,  h  44  Main. 
Overacre  Peter  J.,  agent,  h  37  Howard  Avenue. 
Owens  Benjamin,  builder,  h  44  Lansing. 
Owens  Benjamin,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  60  Cooper. 
Owens  David,  of  D.  &  T.  M.  0.,  h  26  Mary. 

Owens  D.   &  T.  M.,  proprietors  of  Washington  Hall,  bakers  and 
confectioners,  cor  Broad  and  John. 


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Owens  Edward,  boarding-house,  119  Columbia. 
Owens  Edward  E,.,  carpenter,  h  n  s  Mandeville. 
Owens  Evan,  moulder,  h  59  Liberty. 
Owens  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  w  s  Morris'  Alley. 
Owens  Griffith,  carpenter,  h  54  Howard  Avenue. 
Owens  Jacob,  painter,  bds  Elizabeth  Owens'. 
Owens  James  E.,  clerk,  104  Genesee,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 
Owens  John  H.,  tailor,  h  3  Seymour  Avenue. 
Owens  John  R.,  tailor,  h  18  Carnahan. 
Owens  John  B.,  h  41  Mary. 
Owens  John  M.,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  55  Court. 
Owens  Owen,  baker,  h  20  Carnahan.    ' 
Owens  Owen,  gunsmith,  bds  cor  Cooper  and  Fay. 
Owens  Richard  U.,  h  87  Cooper. 
Owens  Robert,  tailor,  h  67  Whitesboro. 
Owens  Thomas,  proprietor  Mechanics'  Inn,  73  Broad. 
Owens  Thomas  J.,  marble  cutter,  h  44  Mary. 
Owens  Thomas  M.,  of  D.  &  T.  M.  0.,  h  51  Broad. 
Owens  William,  watch  and  clock  repairer,  h  5  Thomas'  East  Av. 
OWEN  &  GOLDIE,  lumber  and  flour  merchants,  102  and  112  Fay- 
ette. 
Owen  William  M.,  of  0.  &?Goldie,  h  100  Whitesboro. 


Pack  William,  jeweller,  5  Liberty,  bds  32  Seneca. 

Pacey  Robert,  laborer,  h  38  Neilson. 

Paddon  James,  butcher,  cor  Fayette  and  Washington,  h  17  Kemble. 

Paddon  William,  carpenter,  h  17  Kemble. 

Paine  Edward  B.,  manufacturer  of  wave  moulding,  66  Broad,  h  81 
Second. 

Paine  Mary,  widow  of  Benjamin,  h  331  Genesee. 

Paine  William  R.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Palmer  Azariah  S,,  of  Humphrey  &  P.,  h  cor  Mandeville  and  Cor- 
nelia. 

Palmer  Chauncey,  foundry  and  iron  railing  works,   55  Blandina,  h 

54  Mary. 

OWEN    <fc    GOLDIE, 

WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL   DEALERS   IN 

ELOUR   AID    LUMBER, 

OAT  MEAL,  FEED,  SALT,  &c. 

Constantly  on  hand,  Pine  and  Hemlock  Lumber,  Shingles,  Lath,  Water  Lime,  &c. 
NOS.    102    AN©    112    FAYETTE    ST.9    UTICA. 

WM.   M.   OWEN.  .  JAMES  GOLDIE. 


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Palmer  Cyrus  R,  bds  54  Mary. 

Palmer  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  26  Seymour  Avenue. 

Palmer  James  E.,  carpenter,  h  9  Seymour  Avenue.  \ 

Palmer  James  U.,  h  50  Mary. 

Palmer  John,  cigar  maker,  h  26  Seymour  Avenue. 

Palmer  John,  coachman  and  gardener  at  J.  Munn's,  h  32  Seymour 

Avenue. 
Palmer  J.  R.,  clerk,  Central  Hotel,  bds  same. 
Palmer  Stafford,  carpenter,  h  309  Genesee. 
Palmer  William,  carpenter,  h  57  West  Bridge. 
Palmer  W.  A.,  blacksmith,  h  cor  Jay  and  Bridge. 
Papier  A.,  widow,  h  52  Johnson. 

Paradise  James,  with  J.  Crook,  176  Genesee,  h  7  Seymour  Avenue. 
Parkhurst  Daniel,  book  agent,  h  44  Spring. 
Parker  Miss  Elizabeth,  milliner,  bds  Wm.  Parker's. 
Parker  Job  &  Sons,  grocers  and  provision  store,  5  Bradish  Block. 
Parker  Job,  of  J.  P.  &  Sons,  h  7  Mary. 
Parker  John,  clerk  W.  &  Ray's,  bds  19  Seneca. 
Parker  James,  clerk,  bds  4  Hamilton. 
Parker  L.  W.,  overseer  S.  C.  Mills,  h  8  Spring. 
Parker  Mrs.  Hannah  C,  h  199  Genesee. 
Parker  Mrs.  L.  W.,  milliner,  209  Genesee,  h  8  Spring. 
Parker  Joseph,  laborer,  h  63  Miller. 

Parker  Matthew  M.}  of  J.  P.  &  Sons,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 
Parker  Timothy,  of  J.  P.  &  Sons,  bds  4  West  Bridge. 
Parker  William,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  4  Hamilton. 
Parks  Elijah,  butcher  at  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  w  s  Cherry. 
Parks  George,  gunsmith,  bds  16  Main. 

Park  Harvey  Jr.,  city  surveyor,  office  City  Hall,  h  10 Seneca. 
Parry  David,  blacksmith,  shop  10  Oneida,  h  7  Leah. 
Parr  James,  cordwainer,  h  28  Steuben. 
Parr  James  Jr.,  cigar  maker,  bds  28  Steuben. 
Parslow  Stephen,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 
Parsons  Edward,  clerk,  h  45  Miller. 
Parsons  John,  h  69  Liberty. 

Parsons  Samuel,  clerk  Savings  Bank,  h  70  Liberty. 
Partridge  Lucy  L.,  boarding  house,  41  Washington. 
Partello  Alfred  M.,  saw  maker,  bds  30  Blandina. 
Partello  Byron,  manufacturer  of  saws,  14  Catharine,  h  30  Blandina. 
Patterson  Edward,  wheelwright,  bds  T.  Bates'. 
Patterson  James,  clerk,  114  Genesee,  bds  26  Whitesboro. 
Patterson  Mrs.  E.  C,  h  12  Broadway. 
Patterson  Thomas  E.,  clerk,  bds  12  Broad  way. 
Paul  Albert  A.,  carpenter,  h  65  Blandina. 
Paul  John,  wheelwright,  h  84  Mary. 
Payne  Rebecca  E.,  widow,  h  69  West  Bridge. 
Payne  Willoughby,  clerk,  66  Genesee,  bds  41  Washington. 
Peach  Edward,  gilder,  h  69  Broadway. 


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PEARSON  GEORGE,  Livery  Stable,  10  Elizabeth,  h  57  Charlotte. 

Peake  George  H.,  mason,  h  w  s  Kossuth  Avenue,  4  ab  South  st. 

Pease  D.  A.,  daguerrean  artist,  126  Genesee,  h  same. 

Pease  John,  proprietor  Clinton  Hotel,  Bleecker  st. 

Peekham  J.  S.  &  M.,  stove  manufacturers,  20,  22  and  24  Catharine. 

Peckham  John  S.,  of  J.  S.  &  M.  P.,  h  262  Genesee. 

Peekham  Merritt,  of  J.  S.  &  M.  P.,  h  48  Broad. 

Peckham  S.  Townsend,  clerk,  20  Catharine,  bds  262  Genesee. 

Peek  Yates,  brakesman,  C.  RR.,  bds  30  Main. 

Pegg  Henry  A.,  proprietor  Oneida  House,  Oneida  Square. 

Pegg  James,  house  and  sign  painter,  h  8  Rebecca. 

Pellett  William,  machinist,  h  27  Catharine. 

Pendergrass  James,  laborer,  h  21  Third. 

Penfield  William  W.,  butcher,  cor  Seneca  and  Fayette,  bds  Ameri- 
can Hotel. 

Penny  Mrs.  Ellen,  dressmaker,  h  25  Elizabeth. 

Penny  Grove,  of  Manchester  &  P.,  h  6  Steuben  Park. 

Penny  William  G.,  book-keeper,  117  Genesee,  bds  6  Steuben  Park. 

Penson  Elijah,  laborer,  h  78  Second. 

Pepper -Charles  J.,  painter,  h  14  State. 

Pepper  Frederick,  painter,  h  20  State. 

Perine  Stephen  M.,  bds  American  Hotel. 

Perkins  David,  city  clerk,  office  City  Hall,  h  117  John. 

Perkins  George  B.,  carpenter,  h  38  Spring. 

Perkins  Prof.  George  R.,  h  293  Genesee. 

Perkins  Jane  A.,  widow  of  Erastus  M.,  bds  39  Main. 

Perkins  Mark,  foreman  Lawrence's  sash  factory,  bds  Catharine  St. 
House. 

Perkins  Thomas  P.,  grocer,  h  68  John. 

Perl  Ernst,  tailor,  h  s  s  Leah,  rear  66  Seymour  Avenue. 

Perry  David,  grocery  and  provision  store,  cor  Whitesboro  and  Sen- 
eca, h  8  Seneca. 

Perry  Edward,  carpenter,  h  83  Whitesboro. 

Perry  Edward  D.,  flour  merchant,  14  Liberty,  h  same. 

Perry  Ellen,  widow  of  Hugh,  h  e  s  Elm,  4  s  Gold. 

Perry  H.  W.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Perry  Harvey  P.,  civil  engineer,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Perry  Henry  D.,  stone  cutter,  h  7  Blandina. 

Perry  James  H.,  h  13  Rutger. 

CENTRAL  LIVERY  STABLE. 
GEORGE    PE^JRSOISr, 

NO.  10  ELIZABETH  ST.,  UTICA. 

A.3ST3D    PEIVATB    CONVEYANCES, 

To  any  part  of  the  country,  can  be  had  on  short  notice,  and  on  reasonable  terms. 

12* 


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Perry  Jane,  widow,  h  77  Bleecker. 
Perry  John,  carpenter,  h.76  Whitesboro. 
Perry  Rev.  M.  A.,  h  226  Genesee. 
Perry  Mrs.  M.  R,  h  62  Seymour  Avenue. 
Perry  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  84  Whitesboro. 
Perry  M.  Augustus,  counsellor,  bds  226  Genesee. 
Perry  Roland  D.,  printer,  h  5  Hotel. 
Perry  Samuel,  laborer,  h  51  Lansing. 

Perry  Stobo  R.,  agent  Oriskany  Falls  Brewery,  bds  226  Genesee. 
Perry  William,  laborer,  h  cor  Liberty  and  Washington. 
Peter  Frank,  carpenter,  h  49  Chenango  Avenue. 
Peter  Frederick,  h  119  Court. 
Peterson  Maria,  laundress,  h  24  Post. 
Petheram  Miss  A.,  bds  E.  Evans'. 
Petherbridge  Thomas,  wool  grader,  h  2  Bristol. 
Pfeiffer  Adam,  laborer,  h  21  Parker. 
Pfeiffer  John  cordwainer,  h  114  Bleecker. 
Pfeiffer  John  Jr.,  cigar  maker,  bds  114  Bleecker. 
Pfleger  George,  carpenter,  h  155  Whitesboro. 
Pfeifle  Mrs.  Joanna,  h  100  Fayette. 
Pfhals  Christian,  carpenter,  h  25  Leah. 
Pilaris  Philip,  laborer,  h  14  High. 
Pfund  John,  h  57  Tibbitts. 

Phelps  James  C,  Cigar  Divan,  cor  John  and  Main,  h  33  Catharine. 
Phelps  John  G  ,  ladies  shoe  store,  9  Burnet,  h  same. 
Phelps  John  G.,  clerk  J.  C.  Phelps',  bds  33  Catharine. 
Philleo  Luther,  musical  instrument  repairer,  h  10  Plant. 
Philleo  Mrs.  E.,  widow  of  Dr.  B:  Philleo,  h  40  Oneida. 
Philleo  0.,  harness  maker,  h  9  Aiken. 
Phillips  Hiram  D.,  carpenter,  h  116  Court. 
Phillips  Lewis,  peddler,  h  31  Whitesboro. 
Phillips  Mary,  widow,  h  e  s  West,  3  s  Square. 
Phillips  Michael,  laborer,  h  80  Mary. 
Phillips  Ransom  W.,  carpenter,  h  3  Neilson. 
Phillips  Lydia,  widow  of  Abraham,  h  116  Court. 
Phillips  William,  porter  117  Genesee,  h  65  Miller. 
Philpot  James,  S.  W.  Mills,  bds  18  Edward. 
Pickett  Patrick,  laborer,  h  97  Bleecker. 
Pierce  David,  clerk,  bds  E.  Pritchard's. 
Pierce  JN\,  boatman,  h  2  Canal. 
Pierce  Walter  B.,  of  Francis  &  P.,  h  49  West. 
Pierson  John  L.,  carriage  painter,  h  29  Charlotte. 
Pigeon  Alexander  G.,  carriage  trimmer,  h  30  Columbia. 
Pilcher  Ford,  coach  builder,  h  16  Pearl. 
Pincus  Abram,  peddler,  h  101  Mohawk. 
Pingle  William,  mason,  h  7  Columbia. 

Pinninger  Christopher,  grocer,  cor  George  and  Chatham,  h  19  Lou- 
isa. 


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Piper  John,  porter  at  John  Carton's,  h  Mechanics'  Lane. 

Piper  Thomas,  fireman  0.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Pitman  Lemuel,  carpenter,  h  34  Blandina. 

Pitman  Theodore,  clerk,  126  Genesee,  bds  34  Blandina. 

Pitman  William,  clerk,  h  36  Lansing. 

Pittan  "William,  at  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  27  Seymour  Avenue. 

Pittinger  Stephen  M.,  boat  builder.  15  Bridge,  h  90  Elizabeth. 

Pitts  Erastus,  carriage  painter,  h  Albany,  2  ab  Mary. 

Pitcher  William,  porter  American  Hotel,  bds  same. 

Pixley  George  W.,  ass't  weighmaster,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Plank  Road  House,  junction  Columbia  and  Whitesboro,  T.  Wickens, 
proprietor. 

Plant  Jacob,  laborer,  h  16  Post. 

Plant  James,  farmer,  h  cor  Genesee  and  Tracy. 

Plant  Samuel  Jr.,  paver,  h  8  Neilson. 

Plant  Samuel,  laborer,  h  16  Post. 

Plant  William,  wood  turner,  h  6  Stark. 

Piatt  John,  blacksmith,  h  n  s  Elizabeth,  2  w  Albany. 

Piatt  James,  painter,  h  24  Seymour  Avenue. 

Piatt  Nathan  E.,  h  11  Lansing. 

Piatt  ET.  Sidney,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bds  6  Broadway. 

Piatt  William  C,  of  Blake=ley  &  Co,,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Plee  Victor,  butcher,  5  Charlotte,  h  same. 

Plunkett  T.  F.,  cigar  maker,  h  48  Cooper. 

Plunkett  Mrs.  Winnefred,  h  48  Cooper. 

Pocock  Francis  B.,  porter  108  Genesee,  h  64  John. 

Pollard  John,  tailor,  h  62  Third. 

Pollard  Richard,  painter  and  glazier,  h  4  Pearl. 

Pollard  William,  janitor  City  Hall,  res  same. 

Pomeroy  Theodore,  M.  D  ,  office  Bradish  Block,  h  57  Fayette.      " 

Pomeroy  Theodore,  Jr.,  of  T.  P.  Jr.  &  Co.,  h  289  Genesee. 

Pomeroy  Theodore  Jr.,  &  Co.,  floor  cloth  manufacturers,  cor  Cor- 
nelia and  Cooper,  office  164  Genesee. 

Pomeroy  Thomas  F.,  M.  D.,  Homoeopathic  Physician,  office  and  h 
223  Genesee. 

Pomeroy  Titus,  cartman  at  L.  Lawrence's,  h  8  Louisa. 

Pomeroy  Theodocia,  boarding  house,  71  Fayette. 

Pond  Andrew  S.,  agent  S.  W.  Mills,  h  78  Fayette.  -—- 

Pond  Mrs.  T.  T.,  widow,  bds  National  Hotel. 

Poole  Robert  B.,  machinist,  h  25  Louisa. 

Poole  Robert,  carpenter,  h  68  Steuben. 

Poole  Thomas,  painter,  h  103  Steuben. 

Pope  Joseph,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  32  Columbia. 

Porter  George  S.,  clerk  post  office,  bds  11  Steuben  Park. 

Porter  John  W.,  boot  and  shoe  store,  145  Genesee,  h  11  Steuben 
Park. 

Porter  Thomas,  cigar  maker,  bds  29  Seneca. 

Poscjham  Wilhelm,  laborer,  h  43  Plant. 


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Post  Office,  Mechanics'  Hall,  82  Hotel,  Isaiah  Tiffany,  P.  M. 

Post  Mrs.  W.,  h  209  Genesee. 

Post  Warren  B.,  cigar  maker,  bds  209  Genesee. 

Potter  A.  C-,  proprietor  of  Catharine  St.  House. 

Potter  A.  P.,  printer,  bds  14  George. 

Potter  A.  Stewart,  book-keeper,  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Potter  Fletcher,  printer,  bds  14  George. 

POTTER  GEORGE,  brass  founder,  46  Seneca,  h  32  South. 

Potter  George  C.,- constable,  h  14  George. 

Potter  George  R.,  bds  104  Park  Avenue. 

Potter  John,  locksmith  and  bell-hanger,  h  64  Miller. 

Potter  Miss  Helen,  teacher,  6th  Ward  School,  bds  2  Canal. 

Potter  Thomas,  h  59  Broadway. 

Potter  William  F.,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's.   . 

Pound  John,  furnaceman,  h  51  Tibbitts. 

Powell  Everton,  butcher,  293  Whitesboro. 

Powell  Howell,  brewer,  h  cor  Jay  and  Bridge. 

Powell  William,  engineer.  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Power  Morris,  gas  tender,  h  46  Water. 

Power  Martin,  cordwainer,  h  80  Elizabeth. 

Power  Pierce,  laborer,  h  132  Bleecker. 

Power  Richard,  gas  tender,  h  11  Water. 

Power  Richard,  laborer,  h  46  Water. 

Powers  Nicholas,  laborer,  h  4  Pine. 

Prater  Miss  Rachael,  h  92  Park  Avenue. 

Pratt  H.  O.,  cordwainer,  bds  37  Seymour  Avenue. 

Pratt  Sylvester,  carpenter,  h  3  Rebecca. 

Pratt  Stephen,  artist,  bds  19  Seneca. 

Pratt  William,  artist,  bds  19  Seneca. 

Pratt  William,  carpenter,  h  1  Rebecca. 

Prentiss  Horace  W.,  h  90  Mary. 

Prentiss  John  H.,  Jr.,  of  P.  V.  Kellogg  &  Co.,  bds  288  Genesee. 

Preston  Mrs.  Hannah,  widow  of  Peter,  h  124  Schuyler. 

Price  Rev.  David,  Pastor  Welsh  Presbyterian  Church,  h  Si  Whites- 
boro. 

Price  Elizabeth,  widow,  tailoress,  h  101  Steuben. 

Price  Virgil,  silver-plater,  and  regalia  manufacturer,  hss  Broad,  4 
bl  Mohawk. 

Price  William,  cooper,  h  80  Fayette. 

GEOEGE    POTTEE3 
Brass  Founder,  Bell  Hanger,  and  Locksmith, 

PLAIN   AND   FANCY   DOOR   PLATES  AND   NUMBERS, 

With  LEVER  BELL-PULLS,  in  every  style,  furnished  to  order  with  promptness 
and  despatch.  Also  AWNING  FRAMES  made  and  repaired  at  the  shortest  notice, 
with  all  kinds  of  JOBBING  in  his  line.  All  Work  Warranted. 


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Price  William  H.,  clerk,  5  Bradish  Block,  h  10  Mary. 

PRIEST  A.  K,  Dentist,  90  Genesee,  h  10  Cottage. 

Priest  Zenas  C,  ass't  sup't  N.  Y.  C.  RR.,  res  Little  Falls. 

Prince  Mrs.  Nancy,  laundress,  h  7  Post. 

Prince  Thomas,  bds  7  Post. 

Pringnits  Francis,  locksmith,  h  130  Blandina. 

Pringle  Miss  Margaret,  principal  Second  Ward  School,  bds  9  Hotel. 

Prftchard  Evan,  grocer,  17,  h  24  Bleecker. 

Pritchard  Evan  H.,  gardener,  h  72  Whitesboro. 

Pritchard  John,  clerk,  54  Genesee,  bds  71  Fayette. 

Pritchard  John  O.,  painter,  h  119  Water. 

Pritchett  George  E.,  clerk,  108  Genesee,  bds  2  West  Bridge.. 

Proehl  Bernard,  cabinet  maker,  h  n  s  Warren,  1  s  South  Hamilton. 

Prytherch  Thomas,  tailor,  h  17  Seneca. 

Prosser  John,  laborer,  h  8  Washington. 

Pugh  Evan,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  25  Bristol. 

PughSEvan,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  92  Schuyler. 

Pugh  John,  boat  builder,  h  15  Hope. 

Pugh  Richard,  printer,  h  31  Cornelia. 

Pugh  William,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel,  h  Kossuth  Avenue,  1  s  Broad. 

Purcell  John,  furnaceman,  bds  J.  Carrigan's. 

Purcell  John,  moulder,  bds  First,  between  Lansing  and  Rutger. 

Purcell  Henry,  moulder,  bds  Clinton  Hotel. 

Purcell  Patrick,  laborer,  h  148  Bleecker. 

Purcell  William,  laborer,  h  36  Lansing. 

Purcell  William,  Jr.,  moulder,  h  38  Lansing. 

Purse  Mrs.  Penelope,  dressmaker,  h  17  Leah. 

Putnam  Alfred,  clerk,  77  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Putnam  Victor  C.,  farmer,  h  115  John. 

Putnam  William,  mason,  h  130  Court. 

Purvis  Thomas,  dresser,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  22  Huntington. 


Q 


Quail  Julia,  widow,  h  w  s  Chatham,  4  s  George. 
Quick  Henry  H.,  cigar  maker,  h  31  Seymour  Avenue. 
Quick  &  Hughes,  marble  works,  14  Charlotte. 
Quick  John,  of  Q.  &  Hughes,  h  7  Neilson. 

DR.    ^l.    1ST.    PEIE8T, 

90  Genesee  St.,  Utica, 

Is  prepared  to  furnish  and  set  Teeth  on 

llll!  Kit  Hi  II  illtllllli  M, 

And  in  any  other  manner  the  patient  may  wish  ;  also  to  perform  all  operations  in 
Surgical  and  Operative  Dentistry,  in  the  most  approved  manner.  Teeth  extracted 
by  the  Benumbing  Process.    All  work  warranted.  Utica,  April,  1858. 


142 

Quiri  George  E.,  of  Kernan,  Q.  &  Kernan,  h  53  Elizabeth. 

QUITO  &  BARNEY,  Mansion  House  livery  stable. 

Quiim  John,  of  Q.  &  Barney,  h  28  Fayette. 

Quinn  James,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Quinn  Mary,  widow,  h  145  Bleeeker. 

Quinn  Thomas  A.,  ice  merchant,  h  45  Bridge. 

Quinlan  James,  laborer,  h  69  Jay. 

Quinlan  James,  Jr.,  teamster,  h  21  Third. 

Quinlan  John,  laborer,  h  55  Bleeeker. 

Quirk  Margaret,,  widow  of  John,  h  w  s  Steuben,  5  s  Gold. 


R 


Rabenstein  Michael,  grocer,  cor  Fayette  and  Chenango  Canal. 

Radeck  Frederick,  carpenter,  h  138  Water. 

Rae  Mrs  Myraette,  widow  of  Alexander,  h  248  Genesee. 

Raedeck  Joseph,  grocer,  53  Court,  res  same. 

Rahn  Francis,  laborer,  h  65  Fayette. 

Ralph  George,  of  S.  Thorn  &  Co.,  h  48  Columbia, 

Ramsbottom  William,  laborer,  h  38  Neil  son. 

Ramsdell  Francis,  h  85  Fayette. 

Ramsdell  Mrs.  Lucretia,  h  44  Elizabeth. 

Randall  Levi  B.,  foreman  oil  cloth  factory,  h  65  Broadway. 

Randall  Mrs.  R.  M.,  bds  26  Charlotte. 

Randolph  William,  metal  sash  maker  at  C.  P.  Davis',  h  e  s  Genesee, 

2  s  Oneida. 
Ransom  Louis,  artist,  13  Tibbitts'  Block,  res  same. 
Ranz  John,  butcher,  h  39  Mohawk. 
Rathbone  Justus  H.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  18  John,  adjoining 

Concert  Hall. 
Rathbone  J.  Henry,  Jr.,  bds  18  Cornelia. 
Rathbun  Josiah,  M.  D.,  office  and  h  8  Court. 
Rauck  Charles  R.,  barber  and  grocer,  136  Fayette. 
Rauschkoll  George,  laborer,  h  50  Saratoga. 
Rauschkoll  Jacob,  laborer,  h  37  Parker. 
Ray  Benjamin  F.,  of  Warner  &  R.,  h  298  Genesee.— 
Ray  Elizur,  conductor,  C.  R.  R.,  h  66  Elizabeth. 
Ray  George  D.,  clerk,  W.  &  Ray's,  bds  60  Fayette. 

MANSION  HOUSE    LIVERY    STABLE, 

Corner  of  Fayette  and  Washington. 
Q,  TJ  1 1ST  1ST     Sc     3B  J±  tt  1ST  E  "5T  . 


To  any  part  of  the  City  or  Country,  furnished  with  promptness  and  despatch. 

JOHN  QUINN.  MOSES  BARNEY. 


143 

Eay  JohnS.,  h  60  Fayette. 

Ray  James,  porter  at  Central  Hotel,  bds  same. 

Raymond  Jonas  C,  M.  D.,  homoeopathic  physician,  office  over  56 

Genesee,  h  22  Mary. 
Read  James  H.,  grocery  an^provision  store,  2  Whitesboro,  h  Broad, 

3  bl  Mohawk.      ,—  ™ 
Ream  Michael,  clerk  at  W.  &  Ray's,  h  28  Jay. 
Ream  Thomas,  clerk  at  W.  &  Ray's,  bds  28  Jay. 
Ream  William,  h  28  Jay. 
Ream  William,  Jr.,  bds  28  Jay. 

Recorder's  Office,  City  Hall,  Erastus  Clark,  Recorder. 
Rectmyer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  h  3  George. 
Redington  Rev.  Lyman  K.,  h  11  George. 
Redmond  James,  blacksmith,  h  7 7  Third. 
Redmond  Patrick,  blacksmith,  hill  Steuben. 
Redner  Charles,  machinist,  bds  51  Cooper. 
Reed  Charles,  checkman,  C.  R.  R.,  h  7  Miller. 
Reed  David,  inspector  of  lumber,  h  33  Mary, 
Reed  David,  carpenter,  h  11  Seymour  Avenue. 
Reed  Edward,  plane  maker,  bds  42  Elizabeth. 
Reed  John,  plane  maker,  42  Elizabeth,  h  same. 
Rees  Mrs.  Ann,  widow,  h  88  Mary. 
Rees  David,  wheelwright,  h  35  Charlotte. 
Rees  James,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
Rees  Mrs.  Jane,  h  82  Court. 
Rees  John,  laborer,  h  20  Bristol. 

Rees  William,  engineer,  B.  R.  &  IT.  R.  R.,  bds  83  Whitesboro. 
Reformed  Dutch  Church,  cor  Broad  and  John,  Rev.  G.  H.  Fisher, 

pastor. 
Regan  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  h  35  Second. 
Regan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  11  Louisa. 
Rehm  Sebastian,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Bryan,  4  n  Canal. 
Rehn  Bernard,  cordwainer,  h  87  Steuben. 
Rehn  George,  mason,  h  e  s  Elm,  2  s  Gold, 
Reichenbach  Joseph,  mason,  h  2  Hope. 

Reid  James  D.,  telegraph  superintendent,  bds  G.  E.  Allen's.  ""*"" 
Reinhard  Christiana,  widow,  h  s  s  Oak,  4  e  Schuyler. 
Reinhard  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  bds  C.  Reinhard's. 
Reinhard  John,  grocer,  85  Mohawk,  res  same. 
Reininger  Joseph,  tailor,  h  95  Schuyler. 
Reinland  Charles,  carpenter,  h  8  South  Hamilton, 
Reiss  George,  mason,  h  23  Elm. 
Remmer  Michael,  carpenter  and  grocer,  h  58  Court. 
Rendall  Hugh,  h  86  Jay. 
Renz  Mrs.  Barbara,  h  22  Edward. 
Rescue  Hook  and  Ladder  House,  Clinton  Market. 
Retzel  John,  carpenter,  h  56  Court. 
Reynolds  George,  cartman,  bds  99  Court. 


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Reynolds  George,  cartman,  h  56  Third. 

Reynolds  James,  h  20  Leah. 

Reynolds  Jane,  h  18  Edward. 

Reynolds  Miss  Mary  A.,  milliner,  1  Broad,  bds  8  Fay. 

Reynolds  Richard,  h  8  Fay.  ^ 

Rhodes  James,  hatter,  h  54  Miller. 

Rhodes  Travis,  machinist,  h  27  Lansing. 

Rice  Charles  D.,  carriage  trimmer,  bds  12  Division. 

Rice  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow,  h  78  Fayette. 

Rice  Charles,  of  R.  <fc  Mapes,  h  12  Division. 

RICE  JOHN"  M.  &  CO.,  clothing  merchants,  68  Genesee 

Rice  John  M.,  of  J.  M.  R.  &  Co.,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

RICE  &  MAPES,  livery  stable,  9  John. 

Rice  J.  B.,  bds  260  Genesee. 

Rice  Miss  J.  A.,  teacher,  bds  110  John. 

Rice  Randall,  h  260  Genesee. 

Rich  James  A.,  musical  instrument  maker,  over  131  Genesee,  bds 

Mansion  House. 
Richards  Cadwallader,  wagon  maker,  47  Whitesboro,  res  rear  same. 
Richards  David  E.,  h  s  s  Jay,  3  c  Mohawk. 
RICHARDS  EDWARD,  clothing  merchant,  116  Genesee,  h  53  West 

Bridge. 
Richards  Edward,  carpenter,  h  74  Whitesboro. 
Richards  Elizabeth,  h  8  Seymour  Avenue. 
Richards  Evan,  cordwainer,  bds  7  Hotel. 
Richards  George,  French  brewery,  118  Columbia. 
Richards  Mrs.  J.,  widow,  li  3  Washington. 
Richards  John,  morocco  dresser,  h  w  s  Hoyt,  1  bl  Whitesboro. 
Richards  John,  boarding-house,  7  Hotel. 
Richards  John,  bds  24  Hotel. 
Richards  John,  laborer,  bds  8  Division. 
Richards  Matthew,  laborer,  h  5  Thomas'  East  Avenue. 
Richards  Richard,  carpenter,  bds  7  Hotel. 
Richards  R.  Wayman,  clerk,  D.  Perry's,  bds  8  Seneca. 
Richards  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  William,  h  24  Hotel. 
Richards  William  E.,  assistant  postmaster,  h  12  Hotel. 
Richards  William  R.,  book-keeper  at  Franklin  House,  h  5  Seymour 

Avenue. 
Richardson  B.,  proprietor  New  England  House. 

J.    M.    RICE    &   CO., 

WHOLESALE    DEALERS    IN 

SATINETS,    VESTINGS,    AND 
TAILORS3      TKIMMIISTG-S, 

NO.    68     CJ-ENESEE    ST.,    TJTICA. 

J.    M.    RICE.  C.    NETTLETON.  H.    E.    HEATH. 


145 

Richardson  Eaton  J.,  of  R.  &  Schroeppel,  has  Broad,  2  e  Mohawk. 

Richardson  James,  railroad  and  steamboat  agent,  bds  59  Whitesboro. 

Richardson  James  B.,  clerk,  50  Whitesboro,  bds  New  England  House. 

Richardson  John  H.,  machinist,  bds  59  Whitesboro. 

Richardson  <fc  Schroeppel,  attVs  and  counsellors,  office  Bagg's  Square. 

Richardson  John,  contractor,  h  10  Cooper. 

Richardson  Mrs.  Rebecca,  widow  of  John,  h  59  Whitesboro. 

Richardson  Richard  H.,  clerk,  104  Genesee,  h  110  West  Bridge. 

Richardson  Reuben,  laborer,  h  91  Steuben. 

Richardson  Warren,  h  s  s  Broad,  2  e  Mohawk. 

Richardson  William,  clerk,  66  Genesee,  bds  59  Whitesboro. 

Richardson  William,  engineer,  h  6  Jay. 

Richardson  William  A.,  gardener,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  6  ab  Jail. 

Richmond  James  M.,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  32  Cooper. 

Richter  Louis,  laborer,  lies  Kossuth  Avenue,  7  s  South  st. 

Rick  Frederick,  cutter  at  J.  M.  Rice  &  Co.'s,  h  4  Edward. 

Rick  George  M.,  clerk,  bds  13  South. 

Rickard  Horatio,  laborer,  h  cor  Jay  and  Mohawk. 

Rickett  Ellis,  mason,  h  43  Washington. 

Rickerby  Samuel,  laborer,  h  93  Bleecker. 

Rieboli  P.,  blacksmith,  h  202  Whitesboro. 

Rieth  Frederick,  baker  and  grocer,  h  222  Whitesboro. 

Riley  Charles,  freight  conductor,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  30  Main. 

Riley  Edward,  laborer,  h  104  Water. 

Riley  James,  porter  American  Express  Co.,  bds  American  Hotel 

Riley  Lawrence,  laborer,  h  107  Water. 

Riley  Matthew,  laborer,  h  15  Union. 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  h  13  Breese. 

Riley  Patrick,  farmer,  liss  Broad,  1  e  Clark's  Bridge. 

Riley  Peter,  laborer,  bds  21  Third. 

Riley  Thomas,  coach  maker,  bds  79  Columbia. 

Riley  William,  ostler  at  Mansion  House. 

Riley  William,  boat-builder,  h  122  Lansing. 

RINDGE  &  BROTHER,  dry  goods  merchants,  76  Genesee. 

Rindge  Lucius  H.,  of  R.  &  Brother,  bds  American  Hotel. 

Rink  Fidele,  oil  cloth  factory,  h  n  s  Warren,  2  w  Garden. 

Robbins  Charles,  white  washer,  h  10  Post. 

Robbins  E.  L.,  cutter  at  O.  Manchester's,  h  47  Columbia. 

Robbins  Frederick,  gardener,  bds  Pegg's  Tavern. 

RICE    &    MAPES. 

mwm    aifisi    SM.Biaii, 

ADJOINING  NORTHERN  HOTEL,  * 

JOHN   STREET,   UTICA,  N.   Y. 

KSF"  First  Class  Conveyances,  either  for  City  or  Country,  at  all  times  in  readi- 
ness for  the  accommodation  of  the  public. 

CHARLES   RICE.  JOHN  C.    MAPES, 

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Bobbins  Henry  E.,  h  William,  1  w  State. 

Robinson  Mrs.  Mary,  dressmaker,  h  13  Mary. 

Robinson  William  C,  student,  bds  Sherwood  House. 

Roberts  Alexander  B.,  civil  engineer,  bds  19  Garden. 

Roberts  B.  Franklin,  bds  19  Garden. 

Roberts  David,  peddler,  h  9  Charlotte. 

Roberts  David,  cordwainer,  h  52  Schuyler. 

Roberts  David  B.,  of  Jones  &  R.,  bds  York  House. 

Roberts  David  B.,  at  Starch  Factory,  h  3  Carnahan. 

Roberts  E.  W.,  farmer,  h  23  Howard  Avenue. 

Roberts  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  e  s  West,  1  s  Square. 

Roberts  Evan,  h  169  Whitesboro. 

Roberts  Evan  E.,  Welsh  book  and  job  printer  and  book  binder,  h 

14  Seneca. 
ROBERTS  ELLIS  H.,  publisher  Morning  and  Weekly  Herald  and 

Gazette,   book   and  job  printer,  58    and  60   Genesee,  h  68 

Whitesboro. 
Roberts  Griffith  G.,  of  R.  &  Marquissee,  h  109  Bleecker. 
Roberts  G.  G.,  clerk,  bds  39  Catharine. 
Roberts  Gomer  E.,  printer,  bds  14  Seneca. 
ROBERTS  HENRY  &  SON,  butchers,  1  Columbia. 
Roberts  Henry,  of  H.  R.  &  Son,  h  19  Garden. 
Roberts  H.  L.,  of  H.  R.  &  Son,  bds  Mansion  House. 
ROBERTS  &  FRENCH,  books  and  stationery,  50  Genesee. 
Roberts  Hugh,  cabinet  maker,  h  rear  33  Mary. 
Roberts  Hugh  H.,  of  R.  &  French,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
Roberts  Isaac,  blacksmith,  h  94  Whitesboro. 
Roberts  John,  carpenter,  h  21  Rutger. 
Roberts  John,  of  R.  &  Williams,  h  56  Liberty. 
Roberts  John,  mason,  bds  14  Devereux. 
Roberts  Jonathan,  mason,  h  14  Devereux. 
Roberts  &  Williams,  butchers,  56  Liberty. 
Roberts  John  E  ,  of  Wood,  R.  &  Co.,  h  1  Miller. 
Roberts  Mrs.  Ann,  widow,  h  58  Liberty. 
Roberts  Robert  E.,  clerk  at  J.  H.  Read's,  h  13  Steuben. 
Roberts  Robert  W.,book  and  job  printer,  Herald  office,  h  5  Charles, 
Roberts  Sarah,  widow,  h  16  Huntington. 
Roberts  Thomas,  clerk,  92  Genesee,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Roberts  Thomas,  laborer,  h  n  s  Broad,  1  e  Lock  Factory. 

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Roberts  William  J.,  tailor,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 
ROBERTS  WATKIN"  J.,  book-binder,  60  Genesee,  h  6  Cooper. 
Roberts  William  D.,  porter  at  J.  Sayre  &  Sons,  h  Roberts'  Alley. 
Roberts  William   W.,  fruit   and  provision  dealer,  217   Genesee,  h 

Mechanics'  Lane. 
Roberts  <fc  Marquissee,  ice  merchants,  office  cor  Bleecker  and  Third. 
Roberts  William,  laborer,  h  58  Liberty. 
Rock  Roger,  livery  driver,  h  45  John. 
Roche  Patrick,  laborer,  h  118  Elizabeth. 
Rockwell  James,  wool  dealer,  Empire  Block,  h  285  Genesee. 
ROCKWELL  <fe  TIMERM  AN,  coal  merchants,  Rome  si,  1  w  Cornelia.  - 
Rockwell  Henry  W.,  of  R.  &  Timerman,  h  cor  Court  and  Cornelia. 
Rockwell  John  A.,  clerk,  bds  Mrs.  M.  L.  Rockwell's. 
Rockwell  Mary  L.,  widow,  h  4  Johnson  Square. 
Rockwell  Owen,  mason,  h  15  Plant. 
Rockenfuss  Charles,  tailor,  h  e  s  Mohawk,  1  n  City  Line. 
Rodgers  Charles  P.,  bds  51  Miller. 
Rodgers  Junius,  inspector  of  carpentry,  &c,  eastern  division  1ST.  Y. 

State  canals,  h  51  Miller. 
Rcemer  J.  J.,  laborer,  h  5  Hope. 
Rogers  Jane  A.,  widow  of  Nathan,  h  19  Lansing. 
Rogers  Dr.  L.  W.,  dentist,  over  118  Genesee,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 
Rogers  Publius  V.,  cashier  Bank  of  Utica,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 
Roller  John,  tailor,  h  w  s  Floyd,  2  n  Canal. 
Rolling  John,  Jr.,  at  Screw  Factory,  h  3  Kent. 
Rolling  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h  1  Kent. 
Roman  Catholic  Cemetery,  w  s  Mohawk,  near  Jail. 
Root  P.  Sheldon,  judge  Oneida  county  court,  office  1  Bradish  Block, 

res  New  Hartford.   «*—■■-"■- 
Root  B.  W.,  of  R.  &  Stewart,  h  35  Miller. 
Root  &  Stewart,  grocery  and  provision  store,  153  Genesee. 
Root  P.  R.,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 
Ronan  John,  laborer,  h  w  s  Albany,  1  s  Bleecker. 
Roper  Isaac,  h  47  Catharine. 
Roper  Robert,  bds  10  Breese. 
Roper  Miss  Maria  J.,  h  10  Breese. 
Roper  Miss  Matilda,  tailoress,  bds  10  Breese. 
Rose  Albert,  grocer,  18  Genesee,  h  26  Main. 
Rose  Amos,  blacksmith,  h  rear  22  Bleecker. 

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Rose  Charles,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  68  Broad. 

Rose  Charles,  blacksmith,  bds  23  Wiley. 

Rose  Elias,  h  39  Genesee. 

Rose  Hiram,  blacksmith,  26  Bleecker,  h  205  Whitesboro. 

Rose  William  H.,  blacksmith,  cor  Fayette  and  Wiley,  h  23  Wiley. 

Rosemond  Robert  G.,  carpenter,  h  64  Blandina. 

Rosenthal  C,  cigar  maker,  bds  117  Water. 

Rosenthal  Moses,  peddler,  h  117  Water. 

Ross  Charles  C,  conductor,  C.  R.  R-,  h  25  Seneca. 

Rossiter  Moses,  tailor,  h  238  Whitesboro. 

Roskoffe  Jacob,  baker  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Roskoffe  Jacob,  Jr.,  h  92  Columbia. 

Rosevelt  Jacob,  painter,  h  27  Cooper. 

Roch  Daniel,  tinsmith,  h  e  s  Kossuth  Avenue,  2  n  City  Line. 

Roth  Charles  V.,  clerk,  175  Genesee,  bds  168  Genesee. 

Roth  Frank,  laborer,  h  Steuben,  3  n  James. 

Roth  John,  clerk,  bds  168  Genesee. 

Roth  Nelson,  jeweller,  175  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Roth  Margaret,  widow,  h  100  Steuben. 

Roth  T.,  baker,  h  52  Blandina. 

Rounds  Mrs.  Ann,  seamstress,  h  17  Carnahan. 

Rounds  S.  S.,  daguerrean  artist,  162  Genesee,  h  51  West  Bridge. 

Rourke  Owen,  teamster,  bds  2  Pine. 

Rourke  Patrick,  laborer,  h  2  Pine. 

Rouse  Fidelia,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  27  State. 

Rowan  Samuel,  book-keeper,  57  Franklin  Square,  h  cor  Second  and 

Lansing. 
Rowe  A.  S.,  carriage  smith,  h  49  Steuben. 
Rowe  Edward,  laborer,  bds  88  Water. 
Rowe  Hiram  T.,  innkeeper,  10  Genesee. 
Rowe  John  C,  cordwainer,  h  §1  Garden. 
Rowe  Jacob,  cordwainer,  h  71  West. 
Rowe  Michael,  laborer,  h  88  Water. 

Rowe  Thomas,  grocer,  cor  Elm  and  Eagle,  h  w  s  Elm,  1  n  Eagle. 
Rowell  Edward,  machinist,  h  7  Aiken. 
Rowland  D.,  proprietor  York  House. 
Rowland  Evan,  teamster,  h  40  Warren. 
Rowland  Michael,  mason,  h  58  Third. 
Rowlands  Edward,  carpenter,  h  74  Whitesboro. 
Rowlands  Mrs.  Francis,  h  97  Schuyler. 

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Rowley  Alonzo,  grocer,  cor  Pearl  and  Genesee,  h  19  Devereux. 

Rowley  Edward,  carriage  trimmer,  h  48  Miller. 

Rowlingson  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  9  John. 

Rowlingson  Mrs.  Mary,  tailoress,  h  104  Park  Avenue. 

Rowlingson  Lucius,  baker,  h  108  Park  Avenue. 

Rudolph  Charles,  cordwainer,  h  63  Johnson. 

Ruf  John,  cordwainer,  h  144  Whitesboro. 

Russ  Edwin  B.,  book-keeper,  68  Genesee,  bds  J.  A.  Russ'. 

Russ  John  A.,  builder,  shop  48  John,  h  IS  Blandina. 

Russell  E.  C,  peddler,  h  cor  Elizabeth  and  Albany. 

Russell  Seth  R.,  farmer  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Russell  William,  M.  E>.}  office  Tibbitts'  Block,  h  26  Whitesboro. 

Rustoffel  Matthias,  stone  cutter,  h  53  Erie. 

Rutherford  Alfred  W.,  book-binder,  h  61  Broadway. 

Rutherford  Mrs.  Alfred  W.,  teacher  of  piano  forte,  h  61  Broadway. 

Ryan  Cornelius,  laborer,  h  126  Mary. 

Ryan  Barnard,  laborer,  h  e  s  Steuben,  3  s  Arthur. 

Ryan  Edward,  laborer,  h  w  s  Steuben,  4  n  Pleasant. 

Ryan  Edward,  Satinet  Mills,  h  38  Schuyler. 

Ryan  Ellen,  widow,  h  5  Montgomery. 

Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  1  Union. 

Ryan  Patrick,  cooper,  h  28  Fay. 

Ryan  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  bds  14  First. 

Ryan  Philip,  laborer,  bds  45  Bridge. 

Ryan  Simon  H.,  confectioner,  h  rear  60  Genesee. 

Ryals  Mrs.  E.,  widow  of  John,  h  81  Court. 

Ryals  Isaac  G.,  printer,  h  2  Cottage. 

Ryals  John,  book-keeper  Observer  Office,  bds  81  Court. 


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Sabine  Alfred,  tailor,  h  w  s  Seymour  Avenue,  2  s  Square  st. 

Sabine  John,  organ  builder,  h  n  s  Square,  2  e  Howard  Avenue. 

Sahl  Edward,  laborer,  h  58  Canal. 

Salisbury  John,  blacksmith,  h  91  Miller. 

Salisbury  Mary,  widow  of  Henry,  dressmaker,  h  31  Union. 

Samble  John,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  42  Fay. 

GOAL   DELIVERY   OF   M.   T.   MEEKER   &    SON, 

Old  Stand,  Foot  of  Cornelia  Street,  Utica. 

ROCKWELL  ~&~  TIMEEMAN, 

(Successors  to  M.  T.  Meeker  &  Son,)  dealers  in 

Anthracite  &  Bituminous  Goals. 

I^T5  Business  Office  at  the  Yard,  FOOT  OF  CORNELIA  ST.,  on  the  Brie 
Canal.    Orders  left  as  formerly  at  the  store  of  M.  T.  Meeker,  No.  135  Genesee  St., 

will  be  executed  with  promptness  and  despatch. 

H.  W.  ROCKWELL,  R,  TXMERMAN. 

13* 


150 

Sammons  Benjamin,  cordwainer,  h  76  Broadway. 

Sammons  William  H.,  clerk,  bds  76  Broadway." 

Samuel  Joseph,  peddler,  h  25  Elizabeth. 

Sampson  Nancy,  widow  of  George,  h  9  Canal. 

Sanders  Henry,  silver  plater,  125  Genesee,  h  51  Charlotte. 

Sanderson  Lawrence,  laborer,  h  14  Stark. 

Sanderson  Lyman,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  25  Garden. 

Sandbuhler  Barnard,  laborer,  h  15  Canal. 

Sandbuhler  Jacob,  silversmith,  bds  15  Canal. 

Sanford  A.  J ,  manufacturer  and  dealer  in  mahogany  clocks,  h  43 

Whitesboro. 
Sanford  Miss  A.,  milliner,  cor  John  and  Broad,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 
Sanford  Edward  K,  watch  repairer  at  B.  F.  &  T.  Mr  Davies',  bds  28 

Columbia. 
Sanford  Eli,  merchant  tailor,  cor  Genesee  and  Liberty,  h  28  Columbia. 
Sanford  Harley,  h  15  West.  < 

Sanford  Ransom  R.,  tinsmith,  28  Liberty,  h  83  Bleecker. 
Sandford  John,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  h  7  Washington. 
Sanger  Gerry,  book-keeper,  B.  R.  &  U.  R.  R.  office,  h  257  Genesee.  * 
Saul  Jacob  H.,  engineer,  h  9  Union. 
Saulpaugh  Charles  E.,  cigar  maker,  h  2  Eagle. 
Saulpaugh  George,  cigar  maker,  h  58  Blandina. 
Saunders  Alfred  W.,  book-keeper,  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  294  Whitesboro, 
Savings  Bank  of  Utica,  167  Genesee. 
Savage  John,  h  cor  Elizabeth  and  Park  Avenue.  — —  — 
Savage  Thomas,  butcher,  14  South,  res  Slayton's  Bush. 
Sawyer  George  C,  principal  Free  Academy,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 
Sawyer  Newton  H.,  clerk,  77  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 
Sayles  Simeon,  carpenter,  bds  e  s  Seymour  Avenue,  1  ab  Square  st. 
Sayre  Charles  H.,  of  Sayre  &  Sons,  h  11  Rutger. 
Sayre  James,  of  Sayre  &  Sons,  h  53  Fayette. 
Sayre  &  Sons,  hardware  merchants,  119  and  121  Genesee. 
Sayre  Theodore  S.,  of  S.  <fc  Sons,  bds  53  Fayette. 
Scanlon  Michael,  grocery,  72  Catharine,  h  same. 
Scatton  Charles,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 
Schaefer  Adam,  wood  turner,  h  Mechanics'  Lane. 
Schaefer  Catrina,  widow  of  John  H,  h  e  s  Chatham,  2  s  George. 
Schaefer  George,  laborer,  h  cor  Warren  and  Schuyler. 
1  Schaefer  John,  gardener,  h  cor  Warren  and  Schuyler. 
Schaefer  John  H..  cartman,  h  n  s  Warren,  3  w  Garden. 
Schaup.  Henry,  wheelwright,  h  112  Whitesboro. 
Sehaup  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  h  26  Parker. 
Scharfe  Frederick,  baker,  h  cor  Tibbitts  and  South. 
Scheibler  Adam,  stone  cutter,  h  145  Water. 
Scheiderman  John,  laborer,  h  66  Johnson. 
Scheil  Conrad,  carpenter,  h  47  Tibbitts, 
Seidell  John,  moulder,  h  51  Tibbitts. 
Belie]  tern  a  A,  C,  h  7  Lansing. 


151 

Scheller  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h  41  Plant. 

Schellenberger  Henry,  boat-builder,  h  224  Whitesboro. 

Scheehl  Adam.  S.  W.  Mills,  h  149  Water. 

Schleiger  John,  laborer,  lies  Warren,  4  w  Garden. 

Schleiger  Anton,  teamster,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  5  ab  Jail. 

Schenck  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  h  96  Schuyler. 

Scherrer  John,  peddler,  h  2  Jason. 

Schermerhorn  William,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Schilling  David,  cordwainer,  h  31  Second. 

Schimmell  Joseph,  laborer,  h  n  s  Orchard,  1  w  Philip. 

Schimmell  Joseph,  tailor  and  grocer,  72  Steuben,  h  same. 

Schindler  Peter  H.,  carpenter,  h  26  Fay. 

Schinnen  Peter,  cordwainer,  h  74  Cooper. 

Sehmalzbauer  George,  laborer,  h  n  s  Warren,  4  w  Garden. 

Schmelzly  George,  cordwainer,  h  and  shop  1  Oneida. 

Schmidt  Charles,  confectioner,  bds  F.  W.  Klages'. 

Schmidtbauer  Michael,  h  4  Erie. 

Schmidtheusler  Antony,  laborer,  h  11  Edward. 

Sehmitz  Peter  J.,  tailor,  h  Oak,  1  e  Schuyler. 

Schneebacher  Joseph,  laborer,  h  202  Whitesboro. 

Schneeloch  Otto,  gunsmith,  bds  51  Cooper. 

Schneider  Felix,  gardener,  h  58  Miller. 

Schneider  John,  laborer,  li  12  Edward. 

Schneider  Mrs.  Margaret,  board  in  g-house,  34  Seneca. 

Schneider  Philip,  laborer,  h  e  s  Joseph,  In  Canal. 

School  District  Library,  City  Hall. 

Schooler  Miss  Agnes,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  83  Spring. 

Schooler  Miss  Matilda,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  83  Spring. 

Schooler  Miss  Sarah,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

Schofield  Joseph,  h  120  Schuyler. 

Scholl  Peter,  cooper,  h  131  Mary. 

Schotthoffer  Jacob,  tailor,  h  67  Canal. 

Schragler  John,  farmer,  h  127  Mohawk. 

Schram  Charles  V.,  constable,  bds  14  First. 

Schram  Daniel  K,  h  8  Hotel. 

Schreck  Francis,  carpenter,  h  35  Saratoga. 

Schreck  John,  laborer,  h  204  Whitesboro. 

Schreiber  John  C,  painter,  bds  West  Utica  Hotel. 

Schrempf  Jacob,  grocer  and  baker,  63  Canal,  h  same. 

Schroeder  Frederick,  moulder,  h  119  Schuyler. 

Schroeder  Henry,  laborer,  h  4  Parker, 

Schroeder  John,  moulder,  bds  60  Johnson. 

Schroeder  John  H. ,  cordwainer,  h  28  Erie. 

Schroeder  John  H.,  cordwainer,  h  140  Fayette. 

Schroeder  John  B.,  cordwainer,  h  117  Bleecker. 

Schroeder  John  G.,  laborer,  h  136  Water. 

Schroeder  Mrs.  Sophia,  widow  of  Christian,  h  e.s  Floyd. 

Schroeder  William,  cooper,  h  99  Mohawk. 


152 

Schroeppel  John,  machinist,  h  42  Parker. 

Schroeppel  Eichard,  of  Richardson  &  S.,  bds  33  Whitesooro.  —  , 

Schucht  Jacob  H.,  laborer,  h  54  Johnson. 

Sehuckardt  Frederick,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Elm,  1  s  Gold. 

Schuderer  Anna  Maria,  h  85  Spring. 

Schuderer  Fettig,.beer  saloon,  106  Columbia. 

Schuderer  Sebastian,  h  106  Columbia. 

Schuyler  Mrs.  Mary,  tailoress,  h  8  Blandina. 

Schuyler  Timothy  B.,  carpenter,  h  57  West. 

Schute  Nicholas,  marble  polisher,  h  11  Edward. 

Schwartz  Adam,  laborer,  h  16  Parker. 

Schwartz  Augustus,  tinsmith,  cor  Columbia  and  Saratoga. 

Schwartz  Mrs.  P.,  grocery,  cor  Second  and  Jay. 

Schwab  Charles,  cordwainer,  h  20  Tibbitts. 

Schwab  David,  boat  builder,  h  85  Broad. 

Schwab  David  J.,  boat  builder,  hss  Broad,  4  e  Basin. 

Schwab  John,  carpenter,  shop  58  Bridge,  h  68  Jay. 

Schwartzfeger  Alonzo  J.  H.,  printer,  bds  cor  Breese  and  Johnson, 

Schwartzfeger  Charles,  lock-tender,  h  cor  Breese  and  Johnson. 

Schwartzfeger  Charles  C,  boatman,  bds  cor  Breese  and  Johnson. 

Schwartzfeger  Frederick,  h  140  Water. 

Schweitzer  John,  mason,  h  119  Court.       *  ^ 

Scott  Andrew,  wool  grader,  h  8  Stark. 

Scott  George,  teamster,  h  60  Blandina. 

Scott  Peter  M.,  plumber  at  Carton's,  h  27  Plant. 

Scully  David,  brakesman,  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Scoville  Joel  S.,  carpenter,  h  8  Tracy. 

Scranton  Albert  S.,  clerk,  bds  201  Genesee. 

Scranton  Amos  H.,  manufacturer  of  bird  cages,  and  variety  store? 
201  Genesee,  h  same. 

Scranton  F.  D.,  bds  193  Genesee. 

Scranton  Lyman,  builder,  33  Washington,  h  193  Genesee. 

Scranton  William  H.,  clothing  merchant,   32  Genesee,  h  24  Spring. 

Scranton  William  C,  cutter  at  Kingsley  &  Son's,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 

Seaman  Jonas  S.,  boarding  house,  15  Elizabeth. 

Searle  Rev.  M.  C,  agent  for  American  and  Foreign  Christian  Union, 
h  12  Cottage. 

Searle  William  S.,  student  of  medicine  at  Dr.  Watsons',  bds  12  Cot- 
tage. 

Searls  Elijah,  of  Loucks  &  S.,  h  3  Lansing. 

Sears  Rachel,  widow,  hes  Seymour  Avenue,  1  s  Square  et. 

Seaton  E.  &  Co.,  wagon  makers,  junction  Fayette  and  Whitesboro. 

Seaton  Edward,  of  E.  S.  &  Co.,  h  149  Fayette. 

Seavey  Thomas,  h  47  Howard  Avenue. 

Sebastian  Martin,  mason,  h  6  Hope. 

Second  Ward  Public  School,  cor  Whitesboro  and  Potter. 

Sedgwick  Stewart,  boatman,  h  84  Schuyler. 

Seewalt  Joseph,  grocery,  5  Columbia,  h  same. 


153 

Segar  J.  Wesley,  window  shade  manufacturer  and  sign  painter,  2 

Fayette  st.,  h  22  Howard  Avenue. 
Sehm  Joseph,  laborer,  h  47  Elm. 
Seltsam  Henry,  laborer,  h  5  Breese. 
Seifert  Augustus,  cordwainer,  h  17  Tibbitts. 
Seifert  Henry,  tailor,  h  7  "Wiley. 
Seifert  Henry,  moulder,  h  79  Cooper. 
Seifert  John,  tailor,  h  6  Breese. 
Seiling  Andrew,  cooper,  h  110  Columbia. 
Seisler  Jacob,  wheelwright,  h  290  Whitesboro. 
Sellens  George,  potter,  h  116  Columbia. 
Senf  John,  laborer,  h  19  Varick. 
Senf  Nicol,  laborer,  h  19  Varick. 
Seng  Francis,  carpenter,  bds  22  Breese 
Seng  Philip,  wagon  painter,  bds  22  Breese. 
Seng  John,  cordwainer,  h  22  Breese. 
Semman  Jacob,  mason,  h  32  Parker. 
Senfert  George,  laborer,  h  cor  South  and  Mohawk. 
Servatius  Catharine,  widow,  h  163  Columbia. 
Servatius  John,  painter,  h  65  Cooper. 
Servatius  Joseph,  finisher,#h  20  Fay. 
Servatius  Lawrence,  painter,  h  150  Water. 
Servatius  Simon,  painter,  h  28  Fay. 
Service  RobfH,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  31  Garden. 
Sevinski  Jonas,  peddler,  h  113  Water. 
Seward  Alexander,  of  Bray  ton  &  S.,  h  10  Court. 
Seward  James  H.,  printer,  bds  59  Bleecker. 
Seward  Mrs.  Martha,  widow,  h  59  Bleecker. 
Seward  &  Thurber,  booksellers  and  stationers,  137  Genesee. 
Seward  Thomas  W.,  of  S.  &  Thurber,  h  87  John. 
Sewell  Charles  H.,  printer,  bds  12  Spring. 
Sewell  Caroline,  widow,  h  12  Spring. 
Sexton  Michael,  gardener,  h  cor  Mary  and  First. 
Seymour  Horatio,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  71   Genesee,  h  36 

Whitesboro. 
Seymour  John  F.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  71  Genesee,  h  cor 

Kent  and  Elizabeth. 
Seymour  Mrs.  Mary,  h  36  Whitesboro. 
Shadrach  Daniel,  grocer,  79  Bleecker,  res  same. 
SHANLY  MATTHEW  J.,  Clothing  Merchant,  60  Genesee,  bds  8 

Howard  Avenue. 

MATTHEW   J.    SHANLY, 
No.  60  Genesee  St.,  next  door  to  Marble  Block. 

Embracing  all  qualities  and  sizes  of 
RE^ID-Z'-SwE.A.JDiE    CLOTHING. 


154 

Shanly  Peter,  furnaceman,  h  rear  60  Catharine. 

Shapland  George,  cutler,  shop  14-J-  Charlotte,  h  e  s  Elm,  1  n  Pleas- 
ant. 

Shapley  Thomas  W.,  clerk,  140  Genesee,  bds  18  Cornelia. 

Sharpe  Henry,  clerk,  151  Genesee,  bds  same. 

Sharpe  T.  &  W.,  confectioners  and  tov  store,  151  Genesee. 

Sharpe  Thomas,  of  T.  &  W.  S.,  h  323  Genesee. 

Sharpe  William,  of  T.  &  W.  S.,  bds  151  Genesee. 

Sharkey  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  h  17  Charlotte. 

Shaughnessy  Patrick,  porter  at  Parker  &  Sons,  h  27  Elizabeth. 

Shaughnessy  Michael,  laborer,  h  10  State. 

Shaver  Adam,  wood  turner,  h  Mechanics'  Lane. 

Shaw,  Thorn  &  Co.,  forwarding  and  commission  merchants,  23 
Jay. 

Shaw  Benjamin  F.,  of  S.,  Thorn  <fe  Co.,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Shaw  James,  clerk  at  American  Hotel. 

Shaw  Levi,  boiler  maker,  h  rear  72  Fayette. 

SHAW  OLIVER  J.,  Organist  and  Music  Teacher,  bds  248  Genesee.  *| 

Shaw  Sarah  F.,  dressmaker,  bds  28  Miller. 

Shaw  Sidney  R.,  foreman  atS.  Barringer's,  h  15  Mary. 

Shea  James  H.,  gardener  at  S.  Beardsley's,  h  1  Neilson. 

Shearer  James,  blacksmith,  h  78  Cooper. 

Shearman  Joseph  A.,  proprietor  Utica  Cotton  Mills,  office  27  Gene- 
see, h  23  Broad. 

Sherman  George  W.,  stage  agent,  h  11  Pearl. 

Sherman  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  129  Water. 

Sheehan  John  M.,  mason,  bds  115  Steuben. 

Sheehan  John,  laborer,  h  w  s  Elm,  1  s  Gold. 

Sheehan  John  H.,  clerk,  117  Genesee,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Sheehan  James,  laborer,  h  115  Steuben, 

Sheehan  James,  mason,  bds  115  Steuben. 

Sheehan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  23  Blandina. 

Sheehan  Terence,  laborer,  h  25  Blandina. 

Sheldon  Ebenezer,  harness  maker,  h  194  Court. 

Sheldon  George  R.,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  286  Whites- 
boro. 

Sheldon  Irving,  clerk,  174  Genesee. 

Sheldon  Oliver,  carriage  painter,  bds  75  Fayette. 

Shepard  Ann,  tailoress,  h  83  Spring. 

OLIVER    J.   SttASW, 

DEALER  IF  MAFG-EOR.TES 
find  ie^cii.ei*  of  Uifgic, 

WARERQOMS,  1  BRADISH  BLOCK,  GENESEE  ST. 

RESIDENCE    248    GENESEE    ST. 


155 

Shepard  Nelson,  peddler,  bds  83  Spring. 

Sherburne  Mrs.  E.,bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Sherburne  Miss  Sarah,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Sherburne  Samuel,  clerk  at  Oneida  Bank,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Sheridan  James,  mason,  h  111  Lansing. 

Sherwood  House,  cor  Broad  and  John,  J.  C.  Kelley,  proprietor. 

Sherwood  Benjamin  F.,  of  S.  &  Hopson,  h  9  West  Bridge. 

Sherwood  &  Hopson,  crockery  merchants,  123  Genesee. 

Sherwood  Joseph,  clerk,  bds  9  West  Bridge. 

SHERWOOD  STEPHEN,  Tobacconist,  6  Liberty,  h  32  Columbia. 

Sherwood  W.  W.,  clerk,  57  Franklin  Square,  h  52  Lansing. 

Sherwood  William  H.,  cigar  maker,  bds  Franklin  House. 

Sherwood  Willis,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 

Shields  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  h  262  Whitesboro. 

Shields  Andrew,  laborer,  h  w  s  Morris'  Alley. 

Shields  Michael,  cordwainer,  h  6  Main. 

Shields  Patrick,  cordwainer,  bds  6  Main. 

Shinferly  Jacob,  laborer,  h  w  s  Albany,  3  ab  Rutger. 

Sniffer  Pierre,  bds  71  Broadway. 

Shippey  Mrs.  Sabina,  widow  of  J.  C,  h  18  Cornelia. 

Shipman  Peter,  brakesman,  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Shindler  B.,  wood  sawyer,  h  1  Canal. 

Shoemaker  Miss  Cornelia,  milliner,  bds  107  John. 

Shoemaker  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow,  h  70  Schuyler. 

Shoemaker  Philip,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  214  Whitesboro. 

Shorer  Joseph,  carpenter,  h  56  State. 

Shott  George,  clerk,  56  Genesee,  bds  59  Catharine. 

Shott  John,  canal  station  keeper,  h  59  Catharine. 

Shortell  John,  laborer,  h  64  South. 

Shude  Nicholas,  marble  polisher,  h  Edward. 

Sliultz  Henry  D.,  foreman  track  C  RR.,  h  16  Main. 

Sibson  Frederick,  messenger  Morse  Tel.  Co.,  bds  32  Jay. 

Sibson  Thomas,  machinist,  h  32  Jay. 

Sicard  Stephen,  book-keeper  at  Oneida  Bank,  bds  Mrj3.  Huntington^,- 

Sicard  G.  J.,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Sickenberger  A.,  grocer,  202  Whitesboro. 

Sieboth  Joseph,  organist  and  music  teacher,  over  169  Genesee,  h  50 

Lansing. 
Siegrist  Jacob,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  57  Court. 

STEPHEN    SHER"WOOD3 

Manufacturer  and  dealer  in  Imported  and  Domestic 

§mAm  WMWSh  MWW& 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

HO.  6  LIBERTY  STEEET,  UTICA,  N.  Y 


156 

Siegrist  Joseph,  laborer,  h  28  Aiken. 

Siegrist  John,  clerk  Ira  D.  Everson's,  bds  23  Aiken. 

Silbeck  John,  wheelwright,  h  6  Edward. 

Silcox  Henry,  carpenter,  h  16  Leah. 

Silliman  George,  grocer,  38  South  Hamilton. 

Silliman  William  C.,  cordwainer,  h  59  Lansing. 

Sillowe  Elias  R,  (J.  W.  Mills,  h  n  s  Warren,  1  w  Stark. 

Sittig  Valentine,  mason,  h  30  Miller. 

Simmons  D.  L.,  h  15  Burnet. 

Simmons  George,  moulder,  bds  Fayette  St.  House. 

Simmons  John,  butcher,  h  23  Oneida. 

Simmons  Jonathan,  gas  tender,  bds  Fayette  St.  House. 

Simmons  Thomas,  freight  conductor  C.  RR.,  h  10  Division. 

Simms  Thomas,  barber,  bds  3  Meadow. 

Simons  Charles,  furrier,  bds  7  Rutger. 

Simons  Casper,  cordwainer,  bds  33  Second. 

Simons  John,  cordwainer,  h  120  Blandina. 

Simons  Fletcher,  spinner,  h  20  Wiley. 

Simons  Samuel,  peddler,  h  8  Post 

Simons  Warren  L.,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  20  Wiley. 

Sink  Mrs.  Sarah,  tailoress,  h  18  Elizabeth. 

Sink  Robert,  h  18  Elizabeth. 

Sitzer  Adam,  brakesman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  York  House. 

Skalley  Lakey,  laborer,  h  57  Mohawk. 

Skidmore  Miss  Helen  M.,  teacher,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Skilman  John  S.,  salesman,  h  25  Cooper. 

Skinner  Rev.  Dolphus,  h  12  Rutger.  -— .  ■■         "    ' 

Skinner  F.,  machinist,  h  15  Cornelia. 

Slade  Samuel,  butcher,  h  cor  Rutger  and  Third. 

Slater  Richard,  blacksmith,  h  36  Catharine. 

Slater  Richard,  livery  stable,  38  Catharine. 

Slattery  James,  laborer,  h  11  Devereux. 

Slattery  Michael,  peddler,  bds  38  Miller. 

Slattery  Thomas,  laborer,  h  38  Miller. 

Slutzki  Casper,  peddler,  h  113  Water. 

Slocum  John,  lock  tender,  h  at  5th  lock. 

Smith  Ann  E  ,  milliner,  bds  Marietta  Smith's. 

Smith  Mrs.  Anna  M.,  bds  Dr.  Marchisi's. 

Smith  Abby,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

Smith  Benjamin,  umbrella  and  parasol  maker,  bds  34  Columbia. 

Smith  Bridget,  widow,  h  76  John. 

Smith  Conner,  laborer,  h  8  State. 

Smith  Conner,  laborer,  h  148  Whitesboro. 

Smith  Charles  T.,  turner  and  saw  filer,  cor  Genesee  and  Seneca,  la 

34  Columbia. 
Smith  David,  cordwainer,  h  7  Charlotte. 
Smith  David,  marble  cutter,  bds  27  State. 
Smith  David,  Jr.,  marble  cutter,  bds  Mrs.  Manning's. 


157 

Smith  Enoch,  of  Manning  &  Co  ,  h  43  Mary. 

Smith  George,  gardener  at  C.  S.  Wilson's,  h  w  s  Genesee,  1  s  Noyes. 

Smith  George  W.,  of  Matteson  &  S.,  res  Boonville. 

Smith  Hiram  B.,  boiler  maker,  h  3  Cooper. 

Smith  Harriet,  widow,  h  6  Hotel. 

Smith  Henry,  clerk  at  collector's  office,  bds  89  Bleecker. 

Smith  Jay  C,  clerk,  58  Genesee,  bds  McGregor  Honse. 

Smith  James,  plumber,  h  296  Whitesboro. 

Smith  James,  cordwainer,  h  149  Bleecker. 

Smith  John,  laborer,  h  148  Whitesboro. 

Smith  John,  laborer,  h  99  Fayette. 

Smith  John,  brick  maker,  h  14  Post. 

Smith  J.  B.,  photographer,  56  Genesee. 

Smith  Joseph,  machinist  and  grocer,  196  Whitesboro. 

Smith  Lucy  A.,  bds  Marietta  Smith's. 

Smith  Lemuel  P.,  h  113  Court. 

Smith  Mrs.  Maria,  laundress,  h  33  Elizabeth. 

Smith  Mrs.  Margaret,  laundress,  h  31  Elizabeth.    % 

Smith  Mrs.  Sarah  Ann,  h  cor  Schuyler  and  Whitesboro. 

Smith  Mary  E.,  teacher,  bds  40  Elizabeth. 

Smith  Marietta,  tailoress,  h  cor  State  and  Columbia. 

Smith  Michael,  peddler,  h  41  John. 

Smith  Nicholas,  farmer,  h  East,  ab  Broad. 

Smith  Owen,  teamster,  bds  99  Fayette. 

Smith  Patrick,  h  38  Third. 

Smith  Peter,  laborer,  bds  21  Third. 

Smith  Peter,  moulder,  h  91  Mary. 

Smith  Theodore,  grocer,  131  Fayette. 

Smith  Thomas,  dyer,  bds  134  Court. 

Smith  Thomas,  gas  fitter,  bds  21  Third. 

Smith  Trumbull,  grocer,  16  Charlotte,  h  cor  Hopper  and  Bridge. 

Smith  V.  C,  clerk,  56  Genesee,  bds  39  Catharine. 

Smith  William,  laborer,  h  45  Mohawk. 

Smith  William,  laborer,  h  125  Rutger. 

Smith  William  B.,  professor  of  dancing,  Mechanics'  Hall,  res  Rome. 

Smith  William  B.,  grocer,  48,  h  52  Whitesboro.    «l 

Smith  William,  clerk,  57  Franklin  Square,  h  5  Hotel 

Smith  W.  D.,  silver  plater,  196  Genesee,  bds  6  Plant 

Snow  Mary  A.,  tailoress,  h  13  Mary. 

Snell  Peter,  laborer,  hill  Columbia. 

Snyder  George  H.,  laborer,  h  71  Cooper. 

Snyder  Gustavus  A.,  confectioner,  10  John,  h  32  Main. 

Snyder  Henry  W.,  h  30  Lansing. 

Snyder  John,  carpenter,  h  71  Cornelia. 

Snyder  John  T.,  conductor,  C.  It.  R.,  h  84  Broad. 

Snyder  Jacob,  mason,  h  128  Blandina. 

Snyder  Peter,  laborer,  h  86  Elizabeth.. 

Snyder  Rudolph,  h  30  Liberty. 

14 


158 

Snyder  Rudolph  D.,  clerk,  111  Genesee,  bds  17  Washington. 

Soley  George,  grocer,  cor  Court  and  Garden,  h  88  Court. 

Soley  John,  grocer,  123  Court,  h  same. 

Solomon  William,  boiler  maker,  bds  68  Broad. 

Solner  Hermann,  trunk  maker,  bds  49  John. 

Sons  of  Temperance  Hall,  over  53  Hotel. 

Sorn  Henry,  clerk  at  American  Hotel. 

Soule  Henry,  marble  cutter,  h  19  Steuben.         *• 

Southard  W.  R.,  barber,  h  19  West. 

Soutler  Christian,  foreman  at  J.  H.  Bronk's,  h  20  Plant. 

Souveman  Henry,  cordwainer,  h  14  Tibbitts. 

Spanton  John,  grocer,  21,  h  23  Carnahan. 

Spanton  Matthew,  h  23  Carnahan. 

Spandenberg  Charles,  wheelwright,  h  22  Tibbitts. 

Spath  Jacob,  butcher,  40  Canal,  opp  Guard  Lock. 

Spanner  Catharine,  widow,  h  Joseph,  5  n  Canal. 

Spaulding  Charles,  station  keeper,  bds  59  Catharine. 

Spelpenning  Leonard,  farmer,  h  16  Jason. 

Spears  Thomas,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  h  IT  Devereux. 

Spencer  Albert,  Metropolitan  Hall  Billiard  Saloon,  h  58  Fayette. 

Spencer  Albert  G.,  bds  58  Fayette. 

Spencer  Julius  A.,  ass't  sup't  Central  Railroad,  office  Albany,  h  61 

Fayette.  n"  -■  ■-■ 

Spencer  Rev.  Theodore,  h  77  Fayette.  ~- 

Spencer  W.  C,  bds  11  Fayette. 

Speney  Ward  R.,  clerk,  92  Genesee. 

Spertzell  Miss  M.,  milliner,  25  Catharine,  bds  same. 

Spielbargh  Philip,  locksmith,  h  79  Second. 

Spindler  Ulrich,  moulder,  h  8  Edward. 

Spitz  Henry,  confectioner,  bds  34  Seneca. 

Sprague  Mrs.  Benjamin,  h  184  Whitesboro. 

Sprague  Charles  H.,  book-keeper  at  D.  &  Adams',  h  30  Spring. 

Sprattler  Anthony,  grocer,  h  5  Clinton. 

Sprattler  Joseph,  laborer,  h  280  Whitesboro. 

Spring  Anselm,  laborer,  h  56  Canal. 

Spruce  William,  clerk  at  E.  Curran's  Sons;  h  18  Broadway 

Spurr  Miss  Lucretia,  carpet  maker  and  upholstress,  office  89  John, 

'  bds  26  Charlotte. 
Squires  Orlando,  printer,  h  70  Whitesboro. 
Squires  Luke,  baker,  30  Bleecker,  h  same. 
St.  John's  Catholic  Church,  cor  John  and  Bleecker,  Rev.  Thomas 

Daly,  pastor.  * 

St.   John's   Orphan   Asylum,    60   John,   sister   Perpetua   Shannon, 

directress. 
St.  Joseph's  German  Catholic  Church,  139  Fayette,  Rev.  F.  Y.  0. 

Weber,  pastor. 
St.  Joseph's  German  Catholic  School,  187  Fayette. 
St  Patrick's-  Catholic  Church,  cor  Columbia  and  Huntington,  Rev. 

P.  Caraher,  pastor.. 


159 

.  St.  Leger  George,  tailor,  h  62  Jay. 
Stacy  Mrs.  Preston,  boarding-house,  19  Seneca. 
Stacy  William  E.,  clerk,  12  Liberty,  bds  19  Seneca. 
Stadtler  Joseph,  h  14  Clinton. 
Staber  Anthony,  machinist,  h  6  Wiley. 
Stafford  A.  B.,  agent  Butterfield  &  Sons,  bds  9  Hotel 
Stafford  Thomas,  tailor,  h  e  s  Miller,  2  ab  Arthur. 
Staley  John,  laborer,  h  s  s  Broad,  3  e  Kossuth  Avenue. 
Stanford  William,  street  commissioner,  h  115  Columbia. 
Stannard  Edward,  conductor,  C.  R.  R.,  h  88  Third. 
Stanton  James,  cartman,  bds  77  Whitesboro. 
Stanton  John,  machinist,  bds  11  Whitesboro. 
Stanton  Thomas,  fireman,  B,  R.  &  U.  R.  R.,  bds  77  Whitesboro. 
Stanton  William,  porter,  h  77  Whitesboro. 
Stanton  William,  Jr.,  bds  77  Whitesboro. 
Stapleton  John,  laborer,  h  1  Montgomery. 
Stark  George,  tailor,  h  8  South  Hamilton. 
Stark  John,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  21  South  Hamilton. 
Stark  Martin,  laborer,  h  cor  Schuyler  and  Hope. 
Starkey  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  h  cor  Charlotte  and  Post. 
Stater  Adam,  stone  cutter,  h  103  Mohawk. 
Stater  Charles,  laborer,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  4  ab  JaiL 
Stassfort  John,  mason,  h  25  Parker. 
Stearns  Eugene,  att'y  and  counsellor,  bds  42  Mary. 
Steipler  John,  gardener,  h  e  s  Elm,  6  s  Gold. 
Steincomff  Henry,  carpenter,  h  21  Tibbitts. 
Steele  George  L.,  printer,  h  3  Aiken. 
Steele  Peter  B.,  clerk,  52  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 
Stemp  William  T.,  laborer,  h  n  s  Rutger,  1  w  Barnes. 
Stenberg  Henry,  h  17  Charlotte. 

Stephenson  Robert,  dealer  in  fish  and  fruit,  174  Genesee,  h  same, 
Stephens  E.  B.,  harness  maker,  h  48  Cooper. 
Stephens  Edward,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 
Sterling  Adam  J.,  clerk,  112  Genesee,  bds  Northern  Hotel. 
Sterling  Joseph,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  New  England  House. 
Sterk  Catharine,  widow,  h  7  Tibbitts. 
Stern  Landelin,  basket  maker,  h  14  William. 
Stern  Peter,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  15  South  Hamilton. 
Sfterry  John  H.,  joiner,  h  72  Fayette. 
Stevener  John,  cigar  maker,  h  144  Fayette. 
Stevenson  George,  moulder,  h  25  Devereux. 
Stevenson  John  W.,  cordwainer,  h  60  Washington. 
Stevens  John  W.,  druggist  and  grocer,  330,  h  328  Genesee. 
Stevens  Edward,  gardener,  h  131  Rutger. 
Stevens  Leonard,  laborer,  h  131  Rutger. 
Stevens  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h  92  Court. 
Stevens  Nathan,  carpenter,  h  41  West  Bridge. 
Stevens  William,  painter,  bds  37  Kemble. 


160 

Stewart  Charles  B.,  book-keeper,  Screw  Factory,  bds  227  Genesee. 

Stewart  Charles  H.,  Satinet  Mills,  h  21  Wiley. 

Stewart  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  bds  Mansion  House. 

Stewart  J.  W.,  clerk,  80  Genesee,  bds  58  Charlotte. 

Stewart  Mrs.  Caroline,  widow  of  Dr.  S.  W.,  h  227  Genesee. 

Stewart  Miss  Eliza,  Satinet  Mills,  bds  21  Wiley. 

Stewart  Robert  S.,  of  Root  &  S.,  h  35  Miller. 

Stewart  Samuel  F.,  student,  bds  227  Genesee. 

Stickney  Eliphalet,  iron  railing  manufacturer,  h  85  Court. 

Stickney  Mrs.  Esther,  tailoress,  h  13  Elm. 

Stickney  Mrs.  Mary,  dressmaker,  h  10  Devereux. 

Stienfather  John,  clerk,  71  Genesee,  bds  E.  S.  Barnum'g. 

Stiefoater  P.,  laborer,  h  65  Spring. 

Stiefoater  John,  laborer,  h  61  Canal. 

Stiefoater  John,  cordwainer,  h  281  Whitesboro. 

Stiegler  Daniel,  cordwainer,  h  146  Water. 

Stimmer  Michael,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  25  South  Hamilton. 

Stocking  James  M.,  hat  and  cap  store,  82,  h  258  Genesee. 

Stocking  Miss  Elizabeth,  h  37  Broad. 

Stocking  Samuel,  clerk,  113  Genesee,  bds  258  Genesee. 

Stoddard  D.  C,  att'y  and  counsellor,  Metropolitan  Hall,  bds  Central 
Hotel.       —    - 

Stoddard  Eliakim  J.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  1  Exchange  Build- 
ings, bds  15  Elizabeth.     

Stoller  John,  stone  cutter,  h  45  Mohawk. 

Stoller  John,  laborer,  h  49  Mohawk. 

Stone  Alfred,  cordwainer,  h  50  West. 

Stone  Daniel,  cordwainer,  h  40  West. 

Stone  James,  cordwainer,  h  30  West. 

Stopper  George,  farmer,  h  s  s  Broad,  2  e  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Stopper  Urs,  blacksmith,  h  w  s  Albany,  3  n  Webster. 

Stopper  William,  cabinet  maker,  h  45  Mohawk. 

Storrs  Alexander,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  68  Broad. 

Storrs  Henry  S.,  bds  49  Broad. 

Storrs  Henry,  machinist,  bds  62-£  Broadway. 

Storrs  Mrs.  Chloe,  h  49  Broad. 

Storrs  William  M.,  clerk,  71  Genesee,  bds  49  Broad. 

Stout  Benjamin,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Stowell  Miss  Louisa  R.,  bds  53  Broadway. 

Straus  Francis,  oil  cloth  factory,  h  4  McVean. 

Straus  George,  laborer,  h  69  Court. 

Stow  William,  brass  founder,  h  44  Steuben. 

Strutt  Victoria,  h  10  Tibbitts. 

Strutt  Blasius,  tailor,  h  103  Mohawk. 

Stuber,  Frank  &  Co.,  tinners,  coppersmiths,  and  gas  fitters,  43 
Bleecker. 

Stuber  Jacob,  of  S.,  Frank  &  Co.,  bds  Clinton  Hotel. 

Stuber  John,  of  S.,  Frank  &  Co.,  h  161  Columbia. 


161 

Stuber  John,  tinsmith,  hes  Kossuth  Avenue,  3  s  South. 
Stuber  Rudolph,  tinsmith,  h  206  Whitesboro. 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  27  Aiken. 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  h  34  Washington. 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  h  79  Water. 

Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  h  n  s  Broad,  1  e  Kossuth  Avenue. 
Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer,  h  45  Second. 

Sullivan  Edward,  carpenter,  h  cor  Havens  and  Chenango  Av. 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h  n  s  Bleecker,  2  e  Mohawk. 
Sullivan  Lawrence,  innkeeper,  cor  Main  and  First. 
Sullivan  Mary*  widow,  h  110  Jay. 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h  w  s  Steuben,  5  n  Pleasant. 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  3  s  Jay. 
Suits  John,  laborer,  h  18  Post. 
Sunderland  Alice,  widow,  h  57  Bleecker. 
Sunderland  Catharine,  widow,  h  107  Bleecker. 
Sunderland  Mrs.  E.,  h  26  Bleecker. 

Sutorius  Charles,  organist  and  music  teacher,  h  67  Cooper. 
Swartwout  Cornelius,  h  8  Miller. 

Swartwout  Edwin  L.,  dentist,  office  and  h  4  Columbia. 
Swartwout  Elmer,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  242  Whitesboro. 
Sweet  George,  grocer,  h  18  Erie. 
Sweet  Jeremiah,  h  cor  Liberty  and  Broadway. 
Sweet  Sylvanus  H.,  civil  engineer,  bds  239  Genesee. 
Swift  Allen,  machinist,  bds  66-J  Broadway. 

Swift  William  P.,  commission  merchant,  Franklin  Square,  h  4  Rutger. 
Swits  J.  N.,  freight  agent,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  h  42  Broad. 
Switzer  Jacob,  rope  maker,  h  43  Kemble. 
Syms  Thomas  J.,  barber,  1  Exchange  Buildings. 

Symonds  Charles  S.,  clerk  Bank  of  Central  New  York,  bds  Bleecker    I 
St.  House. 


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Taffner  Philip,  cordwainer,  h  s  s  Warren,  1  w  Garden. 
Taffner  Simon,  tailor,  h  w  s  Francis,  2  s  Plant. 
Taffy  John,  S.  C.  Mills,  hes  Cherry, .2  s  Whitesboro. 
Talbot  Eliza,  dressmaker,  bds  68  Washington. 
-Tallman  George  C,  h  300  Genesee. 
Tallman  Ira,  grocer,  cor  Main  and  First,  h  same. 
Tallman  Jedediah  M.,  pattern  maker,  h  11  Mary. 
Tallman  William  A.,  h  13  Seneca. 
Tamlyn  Henry,  of  Collins  &  Co.,  h  62  Broad. 
Tamlyn  Henry  Jr.,  clerk,  62  Broad,  bds  same. 
Tanner  Miss  A.  B.,  teacher,  bds  T.  Bates'. 
Tanner  Isaac,  painter,  h  cor  West  and  Johnson  Square. 
Tanner  J.  F.,  ostler  at  Northern  Hotel. 

14*  . 


Tanner  John,  laborer,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  2  s  Jay. 

Tankard  Patrick,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Tavender  Joshua,  tallow  chandler,  h  20  Whitesboro. 

Taylor  Betsey  R.,  h  45  Charlotte. 

Taylor  Mrs.  G.  W.,  h  20  State. 

Taylor  James  N.,  clerk,  72  Genesee,  bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Taylor  John,  brewer,  h  34  Schuyler. 

Taylor  Lewis  P.,  student,  bds  25  Howard  Avenue. 
^Taylor  Lorenzo  M.,  of  Watts  &  Co.,  and  land  agent,  office  1  and  S 
Bradish  Block,  h  38  South. 

Taylor  Lydia,  widow,  h  67  Washington. 

Taylor  Ross,  awning  and  harness  and  trunk  maker,  over  188  Gene- 
see, h  25  Howard  Avenue. 

Taylor  William,  machinist,  h  64  Yarick. 

Taylor  William  B.,  resident  engineer,  h  40  South. 

TAYLOR  WILLIAM  S  ,  jeweller  and  silversmith,  72  Genesee,  h  3 
Mary. 

Tedford  William  H.,  boot  and  shoe  store,  7  Bleecker,  h  44  Miller. 

Teefy  James,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  210  Whitesboro. 

Teefy  John,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  e  s  Cherry,  2  s  Whitesboro. 

Teirney  Thomas,  laborer,  h  cor  Third  and  Catharine. 

Terry  William,  gunsmith,  h  9  Thomas'  East  Avenue. 

Tenel  Isaac,  carpenter,  h  200  Court. 

Thiels  Underbill,  cabinet  maker,  h  n  s  Broad,  2  w  Kossuth  Avenue. 

Theodore ,  miller,  h  69  Broad. 

Thelen  John,  lager  bier  saloon,  132  Fayette. 

Thickens  Thomas,  S.  W.  Mills,  h  180  Court. 

Thickeyer  Frederick,  tailor,  h  18  Tibbitts. 

Thorn  George,  painter  and  glazier,  h  e  s  Seymour  Avenue,  2  ab 
Square  st. 

'xhom  John,  painter,  bds  G.  Thorn's. 

Thomas  Amos  H.,  brick  maker,  h  20  Breese. 

Thomas  Mrs.  Anson,  widow,  h  270  Genesee. 

Thomas  Benjamin,  clerk,  78  Genesee. 
-Thomas  Briggs  W.,  notary  public,  h  60  Whitesboro. 

Thomas  Daniel  G.,  M.  D,  of  Coventry  &  T.,  h  284  Genesee. 

Thomas  David,  carpenter  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Thomas  Miss  Ellen,  tailoress,  bds  110  Park  Avenue. 

Thomas  Ellis,  blacksmith,  h  Roberts'  Alley. 

Thomas  Evan,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  23  Bristol. 

Thomas  George  H.,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bcs  McGregor  House. 

Thomas  George,  h  6  Cottage. 

Thomas  Griffith  S.,  blacksmith,  6,  h  7  State. 

Thomas  Isaac,  carpenter,  h  55  Varick. 

Thomas  John,  peddler,  h  115  Schuyler. 

Thomas  Philip,  builder,  h  39  Kemble. 

Thomas  Richard,  cutter,  136  Genesee,  h  46  Varick. 

Thomas  Rowland,  carpenter,  h  59  Liberty. 


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(Late  Maynard  &  Taylor,) 

No.  72  Genesee  St.,  Utica, 

WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL    DEALER    IN 

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DEVEREUX      BLOCK. 

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Ac,  <fec,  got  up  in  the  finest  style. 

ggF"  STAMPS  in  any  kind  of  writing  or  device,  for  marking 
Linen,  engraved  in  the  neatest  manner.  a 


Thomas  &  Jones,  fruit  and  fish  dealers,  12  Liberty. 

Thomas  Thomas  R.,  of  T.  &  Jones,  bds  17  Cooper. 

Thomas  Thomas,  carpenter,  h  90  Mary. 

Thomas  Thomas  Jr.,  h  12  Steuben. 

Thomas  William,  carpenter,  h  18  Wiley. 

Thomas  William,  blacksmith,  41  Whitesboro,  res  same. 

Thomas  William  E.,  S.  W.  Mills,  bds  18  Edward. 

Thompson  Aaron,  cordwainer,  h  72  Spring. 

Thompson  Charles  K.,  carriage  trimmer,  bds  3  Meadow. 

Thompson  Ezra,  clerk,  27  Genesee,  h  110  John.     * 

Thompson  F.  Lizzie,  teacher,  bds  110  John. 

Thompson  John,  cabinet  maker,  h  90  Blandina. 

Thompson  Joseph,  machinist,  h  109  Schuyler. 

Thompson  Mrs.  Ann  E.,  h  4  Mary. 

Thompson  Mrs.  Catharine,  h  20  Post. 

Thompson  Mrs.  Sarah,  nurse,  h  53  Steuben. 

Thompson  Spencer,  ostler  at  Central  Hotel. 

Thompson  William,  mason,  bds  53  Steuben. 

Thompson  William  R.,  cabinet  maker,  bds  90  Blandina. 
.  Thomson  Jesse,  office  Metropolitan  Buildings,  h  282  Genesee. 

Thomson  Jesse  Jr.,  clerk,  bds  282  Genesee. 

Thomson  La  Mott,  office  Metropolitan  Buildings,  bds  282  Genesee. 
-Thomson  Milton  H.,  insurance  agent,  office  122,  h  321  Genesee. 
-Thomson  Samuel,  h  81  Fayette. 

Thorn  James  E.  B.,  of  Shaw,  T.  &  Co.,  h  48  Fayette. 
-Thorn  John,  of  T.  &  Maynard,  h  269  Genesee. 

Thorn  &  Maynard,  soap  and  tallow  chandlers,  21  Water. 

Thorn  Samuel  S.,  farmer,  h  32  Elizabeth. 

THORN  STEPHEN  &  CO.,  proprietors  Oneida  Brewery,  cor  Court 
and  State. 
-Thorn  Stephen,  of  S.  T.  &  Co.,  h  87  Fayette. 

Thorn  William,  laborer,  h  62  Third. 

Thorns  Samuel,  mason,  h  320  Whitesboro. 

Thornton  Aaron,  brakesman,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  York  House. 

Thornton  E.  J.,  paper  hanger,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Thorrington  Lucinda,  h  73  Steuben. 
-Throop  Montgomery  H.,  of  Conkling  &  T,  h  11  Kemble. 

Throop  N.  Garrow,  clerk,  Oneida  Bank,  bds  Mrs.  Huntington's. 

Throop  Silas,  carpenter,  h  73  State.  


STEPHEN  THOEN  <fc  CO., 

Manufacturers  of 
BEER    J^J>T1D    SORTER, 

And  dealers  in  barley,  malt,  hops,  &c,  Corner  Court  &  State  Sts,,  Utica. 

$0"  The  ALE  and  PORTER  manufactured  at  this  Establishment  is  recommended 
by  physicians  as  the  most  wholesome  and  healthful  beverage  in  use. 


165 

Thumb  David,  baggageman,  C.  R.  R.,  h  12  Water. 
jp» Thurber  Isaiah,  h  8  Rutger. 
^Thurber  Lansing,  of  Seward  <k  T.,  h  112  John. 

Thurston  John  M.,  clerk,  160  Genesee,  bds  329  Genesee. 

Thurston  Moses,  laborer,  h  w  s  Mohawk,  3  ab  Jail. 

TIFFANY  &  ARNOTT,  booksellers  and  stationers,  113  Genesee. 

Tiffany  Henry  P.,  bds  231  Genesee. 
"Tiffany  Isaiah,  of  T*  &  Arnott,  and  postmaster,  h  231  Genesee. 

Tiffany  Sylvester,  boatman,  h  62  Jay. 

Tiger  Hose  Co.  House,  11  John. 

Tihl  John,  carpenter,  h  cor  Kirkland  and  Francis. 

Tihl  Theresa,  widow,  h  49  Chenango  Avenue. 

Timerman  David,  of  Rockwell  &  T.,  h  12  Court. 

Timerman  Henry  H.,  clerk,  bds  12  Court. 

Timan  James,  h^O  Miller. 

Timon  Martin,  laborer,  h  148  Bleecker. 

Tinon  William,  laborer,  h  17  Gold. 

Tinker  Joshua  Jr.,  foreman  Herald  office,  h  s  s  Kirkland,  1  w  State. 

Tisdale  Daniel,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  Exchange  Buildings, 
h  11  Burnet. 

Tisrant  Joseph^tailor,  h  s  s  Bleecker,  1  e  Kent. 

Titus  Charles,  mborer,  h  8  Post. 

Titus  N.  D.,  printer,  bds  1  Broadway. 

Tobey  H.  L.,  ass't  editor  Utica  Morning  Herald,  bds  T.  Midlam's. 

Tobie  Peter,  contractor,  h  1  George. 

Tobin  Patri  ck,  laborer,  h,  Catharine,  2  w  Third. 

Todd  W.  M.,  clerk,  138  Genesee,  bds  15  Broad. 

Tompson  Alfred  M.,  copper-plate  engraver,  12  Genesee,  hws  Kem- 
ble,  1  s  Walker. 

Torphy  John,  gardener,  hes  Cross,  1  n  Orchard. 

Tordoff  Edward,  grocer,  104  Columbia,  h  same. 

Town  John,  stage  agent,  bds  American  Hotel. 

Townsend  Homer,  painter  and  glazier,  h  and  shop  31  West. 

Tourtellot   Louis  A.,  M.  D.,  third  ass't  physician  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Tracy  Ann,  widow  of  Dennis,  hws  Steuben,  4  n  Pleasant. 

Travis  Daniel,  mason,  h  s  s  Kirkland,  2  w  State. 

Traut  Joseph,  butcher,  h  127  Mohawk. 

Treadwell  Timothy,  whitewasher,  h  cor  Rutger  and  Barnes. 

TIFFANY  &  AENOTT, 

stobsimibb  abb  mwM>m®mmmm% 

NO.     113    GENESEE    STEEET, 

Keep  constantly  on  hand  LAW  BOOKS,  MEDICAL  BOOKS,  SCHOOL  BOOKS, 
and  STATIONERY  of  every  description,  as  well  as  a  general  assortment  of  STAN- 
DARD BOOKS  in  every  department  of  Literature,  which  they  offer  at  the  lowest 
prices,  wholesale  or  retail.     Country  Merchants  supplied  at  the  lowest  rates. 

HF"  Orders  respectfully  solicited,  and  promptly  filled,  for  any  article  connected 
with  the  Bookselling  and  Stationery  business. 


166 

Treen  George,  gardener,  h  w  s  Kossuth  Avenue,  2  ab  South  st 

Treen  John,  gardener,  h  10  Post. 

Treen  Stephen,  gardener,  h  w  s  Kossuth  Avenue,  1  ab  South  8t. 

Trembley  Henry  G.,  printer,  h  7  Spring. 

Tripp  Isaac  Jr.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  Exchange  Buildings, 

h  54  Charlotte. 
Tripp  Orville  C,  mason,  h  28  Washington. 
Trosset  Eugene,  tinsmith,  bds  64  Third. 
Trosset  Francis,  tinsmith,  h  66  Blandina. 
Trosset  Gaspard,  tinsmith,  h  64  Third. 
Trotier  Lewis,  baker,  h  62  Mary. 
Troy  John,  butcher,  h  35  Neilson. 
Truax  Lucretia,  widow,  h  e  s  Third,  1  ab  Blandina. 
Trumley  Orsamus,  engineer  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 
Trumbull  Mrs.  Mary,  h  43  Varick. 
Tucker  Benoni,  watch  repairer,  h  94  Schuyler. 
Tuerck  Anna  Maria,  widow  of  Joseph,  h  36  Parker. 
Tuerck  Frederick,  laborer,  h  61  Erie. 
Tuerck  John,  machinist,  bds  36  Parker. 

Tunbridge  John,  painter  and  glazier,  6  Columbia,  h  52  Washington. 
Turner  John  F.,  clerk  at  Battey's,  h  5  Cottage.  * 

Turner  Mrs.  Josephus  J.,  widow,  h  13  Burnet. 
Turner  Mrs.  Mary,  h  89  Cooper. 

Turner  Thomas,  wheelwright,  h  cor  Hart  and  William. 
Turner  William,  mason,  h  1  Walker. 
Turver  Margaret,  h  28  Steuben. 
Tuttle  Mrs.  Nancy,  widow,  h  2  Spring. 
Tutton  Abby,  dressmaker,  bds  224  Genesee. 
Tutton  George,  clerk,  bds  95  Park  Avenue. 
Tutton  Mrs.  Jane,  widow,  h  95  Park  Avenue. 
Tutton  William  H.,  bds  95  Park  Avenue. 
Twible  Mary,  seamstress,  h  5  Blandina. 
Tyler  A.  B.,  painter  and  glazier,  cor  Charlotte  and  Bleecker,  h  cor 

Third  and  South. 
Tyler  Jerome  B.,  merchant,  62,  h  329  Genesee. 
Tyrrell  David  W.,  bds  37  Elizabeth. 
Tyrrell  Elijah,  agent,  h  37  Elizabeth. 
Tyrrell  Thomas,  tailor,  h  30  Union. 


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Uhrich  John,  tailor,  bds  40  Second. 

Ulrick  Adam,  laborer,  h  38  Elm. 

Ulrick  Godfrey,  cordwainer,  h  137  Water. 

Ulmer  CirtlifF,  cordwainer,  h  w  s  Seymour  Avenue,  1  ab  Square  st. 

Ure  Elizabeth,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  27  State. 

Urgo  Joseph,  wool  sorter,  h  114lSchuyler. 


167 

Underwood  Amos  L.,  farmer,  e  3  Albany,  near  city  line. 

Underwood  George  B.,  lime  merchant,  bds  G.  F.  Underwood's. 

Underwood  Gilbert  F.,  lime  merchant,  h  e  s  Albany,  near  city  line. 

Underwood  James  J.,  farmer,  h  e  s  Albany,  near  city  line. 

Underwood  William  S.,  saw  and  plaster  mill,  h  e  s  Albany,  near  city 
line. 

Unsaid  Lattro,  laborer,  h  n  s  South,  1  e  Gulf. 

Union  Cabinet  Association,  29  Genesee. 

Utica  Brass  Band,  Joseph  Arnott,  Leader. 

Utica  City  Mills,  Broad,  1  bl  Bridge. 

UTICA  DAILY  OBSERVER,  office  113  Genesee. 

Utica  Citizens  Corps  Armory,  Bradish  Block. 

Utica  City  Bank,  37  Genesee. 

Utica  Cotton  Mills,  New  Hartford,  J.  A.  Shearman,  proprietor. 

Utica  Company  "C"  Armory,  Exchange  Buildings. 

UTICA  EVENING  TELEGRAPH,  office  1  Broad. 

Utica  Floor  Cloth  Factory,  office  164  Genesee. 

Utica  Female  Academy,  11  Washington,  Miss  Jane  E.  Kelly,  Princi- 
pal. 

Utica  Free  Academy,  Academy  st.,  Geo.  C.  Sawyer,  Principal. 

Utica  French  Burr  Mill  Stone  Manufactory,  cor  Broadway  and  Erie 
Canal. 

Utica  Foundry,  cor  Cornelia  and  Erie  Canal. 

Utica  Gas  Light  Co.,  office  City  Hall,  works  56  Water. 

UTICA  MORNING  HERALD  AND  DAILY  GAZETTE,  office  60 
Genesee. 

Utica  Musical  Academy,  rehearsing  rooms,  Washington  Hall. 

Utica  Novelty  Works,  5  Devereux  Block. 

Utica  Orphan  Asylum,  316  Genesee,  Mrs.  H.  M.  Jones,  Matron. 

UTICA  STAINED  GLASS  WORKS,  357  Genesee,  C.  P.  Davis,  Pro- 
prietor. 

Utica  Screw  Manufacturing  Co.,  cor  Franklin  and  Fulton,  Geo.  S. 
Dana,  agent. 

Utica  Steam  Cotton  Mills,  cor  State  and  Court. 

UTICA  STEAM  WOOLEN  MILLS,  cor  Columbia  and  Schuyler, 

Utica  Woolen  Mills,  opp  junction  Varick  and  Court 

Utica  Water  Works  Co.,  office  196  Genesee. 


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Valierly  Michael,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum,  has  Orchard,  2  w 

Philip. 
Valentine  Thomas,  gardener,  h  w  s  Genesee,  4  s  Noyes. 
Van  Deusen  E.  H.,  M.  D.,  first  ass't  physician,  Lunatic  Asylum. 


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UTIOA  MORNING  HERALD 

BOOK    AND    JOB 

Irkting  (fetattg|mmt 

Mo.  H©  Cieiiesee  Street,  Utica, 

Possesses  extensive  modern  facilities  for  all  kinds  of 
Letter  Press  Printing,  under  the  direction  of 

IR-     "VST-     ROBERTS. 
JUg*  Desirable  new  styles  of  type  are  procured  as  they 
appear,  and  the  Establishment  is  kept  in  all  respects  up  to  the  times. 


If  IM  MINI 


ALP 


AND  DAILY  GAZETTE, 
Contains  more  reading  matter  than  any  other  Daily  published 
in  Central  New  York.  Its  expenditure  for  telegraphic  reports  is 
much  larger  than  that  of  any  other  paper  in  this  part  of  the  State  5 
and  it  pays  especial  attention  to  all  local  and  general  news.  At 
the  same  time  it  aspires  to  attain  a  high  literary  standard.  It 
publishes  the  official  list  of  letters,  because  it  has  by  far  the  largest 
^circulation  in  the  city,  and  its  aggregate  Daily  Circulation  is  nearly 

TWENTY-FIVE  HUNDRED! 

TERMS. — Five  Dollars  a  year  in  advance ;  or  City  subscribers 
||may  pay  Ten  Cents  a  week,  or  42  J  Cents  a  month,  to  William 
Tutton. 


QDnefta  ttJeddg  £)era&r> 

Family  Newspaper  of  the  largest  class,  is  published  every 
Tuesday,  at  Two  Dollars  a  Year  ;  or  One  Dollar  and  a  Half, 
[strictly" in  advance. 

j^P^These  papers  having  an  aggregate  circulation  of  over  4,000 
|popies,  are  for  Central  New  York  the  Best  Advertising  Medium. 

ELLIS  H.  ROBERTS,  Proprietor. 


172 

Valentine  Stephen  B.,  M.  D.,  over  J.  B,  Wells'  store,  Marble  Block 
*VAN  EMBERGH  THOMAS,  coal  merchant,  foot  of  Culver  st.,[bds 
19  Hopper. 

Van  Etta  James,  of  Warnick,  B^an  &  Co.,  h  29  Broad. 

VAN  NESS  &  DOUGLASS,  Undertakers,  41  Genesee. 

Van  Ness  Charles  W.,  daguerrean  artist,  95  Fayette. 

Van  Ness  John  H.,  of  Van  N.  &  Douglass,  h  34  Main. 

Van  Size  T.  &  Son,  grocery  and  provision  store,  cor  Genesee  and 
Devereux. 

Van  Size  Ebenezer  H.,  of  T.  V.  S.  &  Son,  h  19  Pearl. 

Van  Size  Tunis,  of  T.  V.  S.  &  Son,  h  19  Pearl. 

Van  Valkenburgh  Daniel,  silver  plater,  h  10  Spring. 

Van  Vleck  Charles,  machinist,  bds  41  Washington. 

Van  Vorst  Alvin  C,  clerk,  bds  111  John. 

Van  Vorst  John  S.,  stove  mounter,  h  111  John. 

Van  Wagner  John,  fireman,  C.  RR.,  bds  30  Main. 

Van  Wormer  Charles,  freight  conductor,  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Vance  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h  88  Spring. 

Vanderheyden  Jacob,  boot  and  shoe  store,  83  Genesee,  h  36  Char- 
lotte. 

Varley  Joseph,  watch  repairer,  206  Genesee,  h  s  s  William,  3  w 
State. 

Vaughan  Edward,  teamster,  h  1  n  Starch  Factory. 

Vaughan  James,  laborer,  h  18  Huntington. 

Vaughan  James,  laborer,  C.  RR.,  h  Second,  2  bl  Main. 

Vaughan  Mary,  widow,  h  Y4  Whitesboro. 

Vaughan  Stephen,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  e  s  Cherry,  3  s  Whitesboro. 

Vaughan  Thomas,  laborer,  h  26  Jay. 

Veeder  Henry,  of  Germon  &  V.,  bds  P.  C.  Ballou's. 

Veeder  John,  fireman,  C.  RR.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Veen  Solomon,  peddler,  h  125  Water. 

Vedder  Francis,  h  208  Genesee. 

Vedder  John  F.,  h  40  Mary. 

Vedder  John  F.  Jr.,  bds  40  Mary. 

Vedder  Nicholas,  h  92  John. 

Vedder  Richard  F.,  machinist,  bds  40  Mary. 

Venn  W.,  laborer,  h  25  Third. 

Veth  Joseph,  laborer,  h  25  Elm. 

1  BLOCK  EAST  OF  GENESEE  STREET  BRIDGE. 

I  have  constantly  on  hand  a  full  assortment  of  SCRANTON,  LEHIGH,  PEACHi 
ORCHARD,  CUMBERLAND  and  BLOSSBURGH  COALS,  at 

T,    VAN    EMBEEGM, 


173 

Vidvard  &  Co.,  importers  of  Wines   and  liquors,  cor  Bleecker  and 

Academy. 
VIDVARD    PETER,   of  V.  &  Co.,  and  wine  store,  31  John,  h  73 

Park  Avenue. 
Vignos  Dennis,  grocer,  1 1  Court,  res  same. 
Vincent  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Ebenezer,  h  12  Blandina. 
Vincent  William,  farmer,  h  8  Canal. 
Vincent  William,  printer,  bds  12  Blandina. 
Vix  Frederick,  laborer,  h  6  Hope. 
Vogel  Henry,  laborer,  bds  West  Utica  Hotel. 
Vogler  John,  laborer,  h  110  Court. 
Vosburgh  George,  fireman,  C.  RR.,  bds  68  Broad. 
Vosburgh  J.  H.  H.,  watchmaker,  h  43  Lansing. 
Vroman  Isaac,  engineer,  C.  RR.,  h  70  Main. 


Wade  Tracy,  boatman,  h  119  Rutger. 
—Wager  David,  h  38  Whitesboro. 

Wagner  F.,  taxidermist,  h  45  Mohawk. 

Wagner  George,  machinist,  h  2  Erie. 

Wagner  Henry,  gardener,  h  19  Tracy. 

Wagner  Louis,  furnaceman,  h  119  Blandina. 

Wagner  Peter,  peddler,  h  86  Schuyler. 

Wagner  William  A.,  h  90  Steuben. 

Wahl  Constantine,  carpenter,  h  2  Leah. 

Wait  Alvah  B.,  telegraph  repairer,  bds  R.  Marcy's. 

Wakelee  Jacob,  laborer,  h  14  Schuyler 

Wakelee  Mrs.  O.  M.,  bds  83  Spring, 

Walcott  Mrs.  Mary  L.,  h  15  Rutger. 
.-Walcott  William,  h  252  Genesee. 

Waldron  Patrick,  cartman,  h  256  Wliitesboro. 

Waldron  Thomas,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Walker  Alfred,  window  shade  manufacturer  and  sign  painter,  173 
.     Genesee,  h  24  Columbia. 

Walker  George,  of  Webb  &  W.,  h  16  Court.' 

Walker  George  E„  h  28  Miller. 

Walker  Horace,  farmer,  h  91  Mohawk. 

NO.   41  GENESEE   STEEET. 

The  subscribers  respectfully  inform  their  friends  and  the  public,  that  they  are 
prepared  to  furnish 

METALLIC  CASES,  (Rosewood  finish,)  COFFINS, 

(in  Cloth,  Rosewood,  Mahogany  and  Whitewood,)  with  SHROUDS,  CAPS,  CRAPES, 
PLATES,  GLOVES,  and  every  thing  appertaining  to  the  burial  of  the  dead. 
JST"  A  new  and  splendid  GLASS  HEARSE,  if  desired,  furnished  at  all  times. 

JOHN  H.   YAN  NESS.  JOHN  H.   DOUGLASS. 

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174 

Walker  James,  mason,  h  94  Steuben. , 

Walker  Jacob,  boat  builder,  h  126  Elizabeth. 

Walker  Joshua,  wool  grader,  h  58  Schuyler. 

Walker  John,  machinist,  bds  68  Broad. 

Walker  Martin  K.,  grocer,  34  Kemble,  h  same. 

Walker  Thomas,  Pres't  Bank  of  Utica,  h  26  Broadway. 

Walker  Thomas  K.,  attorney  and  counsellor,  131  Genesee,  h  Eutger 

head  of  John. 
Walker  William,  painter,  Lunatic  Asylum,  h  8  Plant. 
Wallace  John,  S.  C.  Mills,  bbs  21  State. 
Walling  William  B.,  blacksmith,  h  45  Columbia. 
Walsh  John,  cordwainer,  h  14  Lansing. 
Walsh  James,  cooper,  bds  80  Fayette. 
Walsh  John,  cooper,  bds  80  Fayette. 
Walsh  Julia,  S.  0.  Mills,  bds  21  State. 
Walsh  Thomas,  cooper,  h  80  Fayette. 
Walsh  William,  cooper,  h  80  Fayette. 
Walten  John,  machinist,  h  n  s  Warren,  1  e  Schuyler. 
Walter  George,  cordwainer,  h  23  Third. 
Walter  John,  blacksmith,  h  108  Schuyler. 
Walter  Mrs.  Adaline,  widow,  h  n  s  Pleasant,  1  w  Steuben. 
Walton  Abram,  cordwainer,  bds  28  Bleecker. 
Walton  Henry,  machinist  at  Novelty  Works,  bds  103  Court. 
Wanke  George,  laborer,  h  3  Parker. 
Wangler  Matthias,  laborer,  h  96  Schuyler. 
Walz  Michael,  laborer,  h  w  s  Floyd,  3  n  Canal. 
Walz  Martin,  U.  W.  Mills,  h  w  s  Floyd,  1  n  Canal. 
Ward  Bridget,  widow,  h  17  Bridge. 
Ward  James,  painter,  bds  22  Hobart. 
Ward  John,  mason,  h  66  Third. 
Ward  Michael,  laborer,  h  22  Hobart. 
Ward  Mary  Ann,  bds  19  Mohawk. 

Ward  Patrick,  clerk,  3  Bradish  Block,  bds  R  J.  Herbage's. 
Ward  Mrs.  Patrick,  h  74  John. 
Ward  Thomas,  h  cor  Mohawk  and  Rutger. 
WARNER.  &  RAY,  druggists  and  grocers,  22  and  24  Genesee,  cor 

Whitesboro. 
-Warner  Jared  E.,  of  W.  &  Ray,  h  296  Genesee. 
Warner  Jonathan  R.,  office  132  Genesee,  bds  Bagg's  Hotel. 


Wholesale  and  Retail   Druggists* 

DEAILERS  IN 

WINDOW    GLASS,  DRUGGISTS'   G£AS3  WARE,    GROCERIES,  &C. 
|W  Also,  Manufacturers'  Articles,  such  as  Pickers,  Shuttles,  Bobbins,  Lacing-, 
Picker-String  and  Roller  Leather,  Machine  Belting,  &c,  Gold  Foil,  Teeth,  Dental 
Instruments,  &c.    No§.    22    and    24    Genesee    Street. 


175 

Warnick,  Bryan  <fc  Co.,  tobacconists,  86  Genesee. 

Warnick  Leslie  A.,  of  W.,  B.  &  Co.,  h  18  Devereux. 

Warr  Benjamin,  confectioner,  bds  15  Steuben. 

Warr  John  M.,  trunk  maker,  bds  15  Steuben. 

Warr  Mrs.  Jane,  widow  of  John,  h  75  Steuben. 

Warren  Charles  W.,  printer,  h  41  Cornelia. 

Warren  Elijah  F.,  clerk,  h  33  Lansing. 

Warren  Russell  S.,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Warriner  Theodore,  cordwainer,  h  1 6  State. 

Warriner  William  C.,  cigar  maker,  bds  16  State. 

Warwick  John  P.,  N".  Y.  Branch  Dye  House,  232  Genesee. 

Washburn  George,  M.  D.,  homoeopathic  physican,  170  Genesee,  h72 

Washington. 
Wasmer  John  B.,  builder,  h  90  Columbia. 
Wasner  Adam,  peddler,  h  12  Breese. 
"Waterman  Daniel   Jr.,  attorney   and  counsellor,  15  Broad,  bds  53 

Charlotte. 
Waters  George  L.,  h  16  Main. 
Watkins  John,  carpenter,  h  18  Lansing. 
—Watson  William  H.,  M.  D.,  homosopathic  physician,  206  Genesee,  h 

52  Broad. 
Watt  JoIid,  tobacconist,  h  4  Union. 
Watts  A.  J.  &  Co.,  manufacturers  of  crystal  gold  and  crystal  gold  foil, 

Bradish  Block. 
Watts  A.  J.,  of  A.  J.  W.  &  Co.,  h  32  Steuben. 
Watts  D.,  waiter  at  Bagg's  Hotel. 
Watts  George,  carriage  trimmer,  bds  Mansion  House. 
Watts  George  K.,  carriage  trimmer,  h  66  Washington. 
Watts  Miss  Catharine  M.,  teacher  select  school,  22  Kemble. 
Weaver  Richard,  gardener,  h  e  s  Johnson  Square. 
Weaver  Richard,  carpenter,  h  72  Miller. 
Weaver  William  R,  jeweller,  28  Genesee,  h  2  Broadway. 
Weber  Barthel,  mason,  h  1  Louisa. 
Weber  Christian,  cordwainer,  bds  140  Water. 
Weber  Francis,  cordwainer,  bds  140  Water. 
Weber  George,  cordwainer,  h  140  Water. 
Weber  Hobart,  tailor,  h  s  s  Oak,  2  e  Schuyler. 
Weber  Leonard,  mason,  h  22  Louisa. 
Weber  Rev.  F.   Y.  C,  pastor  St.  Joseph's  (Catholic)  Church,  h  137 

Fayette. 

JP.     VID  V^RD, 

■Plitll    if   Willi  111 

H0S.   31  AND  33  JOHN  STREET,  UTICA. 

The  purest  kinds  of  BRANDIES,  WINES,  &c,  constantly  on  hand. 

VINEGAR  AND  CIDER. 


176 

Webb  John,  machinist,  bds  Mary  Webb's. 

Webb  John  G-.,  of  W.  &  Walker,  h  1  Cottage. 

Webb  K  S.,  clerk,  108  Genesee,  bds  1  Cottage. 

Webb  Mrs.  Mary,  h  w  s  Howard  Avenue,  3  ab  Arthur. 

Webb  Walter,  machinist,  bds  Mary  Webb's. 

WEBB  &  WALKER,  Druggists  and  Grocers,  108  Genesee. 

Webster  Lucius  0.,  machinist  and  engineer,  h  34  Charlotte. 

Weicher  John,  wheelwright,  h  23  Parker. 

Weinberg  Joseph,  peddler,  h  121  Water. 

Weigle  John,  attendant  at  Lunatic  Asylum. 

Weigand  John,  cabinet  maker,  h  81  West  Bridge. 

Weikert  John,  tailor,  h  40  Second. 

Weidner  Conradt,  carpenter,  h  16  Edward. 

Weiner  Laurens,  laborer,  h  23  Louisa. 

WEISSE  CHBISTIAN,-cabinet  maker,  104  Fayette,  h  9  Huntington. 

Weiss  Ferdinand,  laborer,  h  48  West. 

Weissc  Bernard,  teacher  of  French,  h  11  Broadway. 

Weiss  Michael,  cabinet  finisher,  h  6  Eagle. 

Weiss  Philip,  laborer,  h  19  Oneida. 

Weiss  William,  carpenter,  h  e  s  Kossuth  Avenue,  1  n  city  line. 

Weiser  &  Faber,  cabinet  ware-rooms,  69  Genesee. 

Weiser  William,  of  W.  <fc  Faber,  h  122  Court. 

Welch  Miss  Ellen,  S.  C.  Mills,  bds  6  Huntington. 

Welch  George,  painter,  h  s  s  Barnes,  3  e  Rutger. 

Welch  John,  proprietor  Oneida  House,  Oneida  Square. 

Welch  John,  cordwainer,  bds  42  Catharine. 

Welch  John,  laborer,  bds  John  McCullough's. 

Welch  John,  furnaceman,  h  83  Jay. 

WELCH   JOSEPH,  Designer  and   Engraver  on  Wood,  Devereux 

Block,  h  12  Plant. 
Welch  Matthew,  blacksmith  shop,  Madison  Lane,  h  34  Washington. 
Welch  Patrick,  mason,  h  10  Hobart. 
Welch  Thomas,  mason,  h  69  Jay. 
Welch  William,  laborer,  h  150  Bleecker. 
Wells  Albert,  dentist,  with  A.  N.  Priest. 
Wells  Alfred,  h  66  Seneca. 
Wells  Alfred  L.,  h  44  Whitesboro. 

Wells,  Butterfield  &  Co.,  American  Express  Office,  16  Genesee. 
^  Wells  John  B.;  dry  goods  merchant,  55  Genesee,  h  22  Devereux.     , 

WEBB    &   WALKEE, 

WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL 

108    GENESEE    STREET,    "UTICA. 

90  per  cent.  ALCOHOL  and  BURNING  FLUID,  constantly  on  hand  by  the  bbl. 

or  less  quantity.     Also,  PURE  WINES  &  LIQUORS,  for  Medicinal  use.   Dealers  in 

O-^IElIDEXsr    .AJNTID    FIELD    SEEDS. 

P3=  Sole  Agents  for  the  sale  of  FAIRBANKS'  SCALES. 


177 

-  WELLS  LTJCIEN  B.,  M.  J).,  homoeopathic  physician,  office  and  house 
252  Genesee. 

Wells  Martin,  laborer,  h  n  s  Post,  4  e  Charlotte. 

Wells  Mrs.  Mary  B.,  widow  of  Arnold,  h  39  John. 

Welsh  Baptist  Church,  20  Broadway,  Rev.  M.  J.  Williams,  Pastor. 

Welsh  Calvinistic  Methodist,   11  Seneca,  Rev.  David  Lewis,  Pastor. 

Welsh  Congregational,  cor  Whitesboro  and  Washington,  Rev.  David 
Price,  Pastor. 

Welsh  Wesleyan  Methodist,  6  Washington,  Rev.  R.  L.  Herbert,  Pas- 
tor. 

Wenzer  Lewis,  furnaceman,  h  119  Blandina. 

Wenzel  Charles,  tailor,  h  12  Canal. 

Wenael  John,  cutter  at  P.  V.  Kellogg  &  Co.'s,  h  28  Schuyler. 

Werkman  George,  peddler,  h  148  Water. 

Werner  Caspar,  tailor,  h  169  Whitesboro. 

Werner  Peter,  mason,  h  13  Parker. 

Wertge  Conradt,  basket  maker,  h  e  s  Cherry,  1  s  Whitesboro. 

Wertz  John,  cutter  at  J.  M.  Rice  &  Co.'s,  h  63  Chenango  Avenue. 

Westfall  E.  D.,  printer,  bds  Catharine  St.  House. 

West  Albert,  h  13  George. 

West  Joseph  E.,  M.  D.,  office  171  Genesee,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

West  William,  insurance  agent,  h  326  Genesee. 

Westcott  Arthur,  machinist,  h  rear  72  Fayette. 

Westcott  Ephraim,  moulder,  h  100  Blandina. 

Westcott  George,  of  W.  &  Hammond,  h  3*7  Whitesboro. 

Westcott  &  Hammond,  hat,  cap,  and  fur  store,  52  Genesee. 

Westcott  John,  machinist,  h  25  Carnahan. 

Westminster  Church,  Washington,  opp  junction  Genesee. 

Wetmore  Edmund  A.,  treasurer  N.  Y.  State  Lunatic  Asylum,  and 
'0r  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  167,  h  250  Genesee. 

Wetmore  Miss  Maria  F.,  ass't  teacher  Second  Ward  School,  bds  91 
Whitesboro. 

Wetzel  Rev.  Andrew,  pastor  German  Lutheran  Church,  h  44  Varick. 

Wetzel  Henry,  driver  at  Pearson's  livery  stable,  h  *J  Tibbitts. 

Whalan  Edward,  engineer,  C.  R.  R.,  bds  L.  Sullivan's. 

Whalan  Keren,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  69  Columbia. 

Whalan  Richard,  tobacconist,  h  63  Jay. 

Wheeler  Bartlett,  laborer,  h  13  Kirkland. 

Wheeler  Catharine,  widow  of  John,  h  11  Hamilton. 

CHEISTIAN   WEISSE, 

WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL 
AND 

CIT1T     UN-DERTAKEB, 

NO.     104    FAYETTE    STH.EET9    UTICA«    N.     Y. 


178 

WHEELER  &  BAILEY,   manufacturers  of  stoves,  plows,  and  ma- 

^  chine  castings,  Eagle  Furnace,  38,  40,  and  42  Columbia. 
Wheeler  George,  cartman,  h  cor  Spring  and  Huntington. 
Wheeler  Miss  Mary  Ann,  h  73  Elizabeth, 
Wheeler  Russell,  of  X\T.  &  Bailey,  h  44  Columbia. 
Wheeler  Simon,  teamster,  h  2  Erie.      .     . 
Wheelhouse  Mrs   Charlotte,  h  130  Court, 
Wheethauer  Caspar,  carpenter,  bds  176  Whitesboro. 
Whiffea  Albert,  wheelwright  at  E.  Seaton's 
Whiffen   Isaac,   butcher,   cor  John   and  Jay,   h  cor  Elizabeth  and 

Mohawk 
Whiffen  James,  tailor,  h  Leah,  rear  69  West. 
Whiffen  John  IT.,  butcher,  14  Broad,  h  same. 
Whipple  Edward  ().,  bds  11  Hotel. 
Whipple  Elizabeth,  h  75  Park  Avenue. 
Whipple  Nancy,  h  75  Park  Avenue. 
Whipple  Otis,  h  11  Hotel. 

Whipple  Otis  W.,  accountant,  bds  33  Charlotte. 
White  Alvin,  grocer,  155  Genesee,  h  20  Charlotte. 
White  David  P.,  of  Curtiss  &  W.,  h  cor  Mary  and  Park  Avenue. 
White  George,  h  19  Mary. 
White  Henry  C,  clerk,  82  Genesee,  bds  55  Charlotte. 

White  H.  Greenman,  clerk,  155  Genesee,  bds  26  Charlotte. 

White  Henry  R.,  M.  L>.,  dental  surgeon,  office  Devereux  Block,  h  27 

West  Bridge. 
White  Henry  L.,  teller  at  Bank  Central  New  York,  h  e  s  Elm,  1  s 

West  Bridge. 
White  Isaac,  tailor,  h  55  Charlotte. 
-<White  3S".  Curtiss,  of  W.  &  Dana,  h  30  Broad. 
Whire  &  Dana,  att^s  and  counsellors,  office  92  Genesee. 
White  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h  76  Jay. 
-""■White  ~N.    &  Son,  stone  ware  and  fire   brick  manufacturers,  170 
♦    Whitesboro. 
White  ]SToah,  of  K  W.  &  Son,  h  172  Whitesboro. 
White  Nicholas  A,  of  K  W.  &  Son,  h  147  Fayette. 
White  Roland,  h  212  Whitesboro. 
White  Seth,  bds  26  Charlotte. 

THE    SIIj-VIEPL    1VCESID-A.3LI    COOK    STOVE. 
$^e 

NOTICE     TO    HOUSEKEEFEBS. 

THE     BELLE    OF     TTTXC.A., 

(IMPEOYED,)  stands  unrivalled  as  a  COOKING  STOVE ! 

Having  just  received  the  First  premium  awarded  by  the  Utica  Mechanics'  Asso- 
ciation.    Call  and  see,  if  you  please,  this  wonderful  Coal  Cooking  Stove,  at  the 

ill         1 


Nos.  38?  40  and  42    Columbia  Street,  Utica,  N.  IT.,  where 
they  are  manufactured  exclusively  by  WHEELER  &  BAILEY. 


179 

White  Thomas,  proprietor  Third  Ward  House,  cor  Chenango  Avenue 
and  Plant  st. 

Whitman  Horace,  grocer,  cor  John  and  Jay,  h  25  First. 

Whitney  John  J.,  tinsmith,  h  30  Elizabeth. 

Whitney  Terence,  cartman,  h  30  Elizabeth. 

Whitty  Lawrence,  blacksmith,  h  58  Jay. 

Whittaker  Charles,  bds  5  Post. 

Whittaker  David,  fireman,  C.  R.  R.,  h  16  Water. 

Whittaker  John  R.,  h  33  Court. 

Whittaker  Nancy,  widow,  h  5  Post. 

Wickham  Thomas,  carpenter,  h  113  Steuben: 

Wickens  Thomas,  proprietor  Plank  Road  House,  junction  Columbia 
and  Whitesboro. 

Wiel  William,  laborer,  h  Joseph,  n  Canal. 

Wier  Rebecca,  widow  of  Milo,  h  52  Schuyler. 

Wienke  Frederick,  cordwainer,  h  115  Bleecker. 

Wick  J.  A.,  canal  station  keeper,  h  12  Jay. 

Wicks  John,  mason,  h  114  Steuben. 

Wicks  John  T.,  tanner,  h  1  Thomas'  West  Avenue. 

Wicks  Robert,  tin  and  coppersmith,  bds  114  Steuben. 

Wightman  Mrs.  Amanda,  h  90  Park  Avenue. 

Wilbur  Willis  E.,  carriage  trimmer,  h  43  Elm. 

Wilcox  &  Elsbre,  dry  goods  merchants,  58  Genesee. 

Wilcox  Hiram  H.,  at  S.  W.  Mills,  h  26  Stark. 

Wilcox  Horace  S.,  of  W.  &  Elsbre,  h  58  Genesee. 

Wilcox  John,  book-keeper,  11  Liberty,  bds  Central  Hotel. 

Wilcox  J.  S.,  flour  and  cattle  food  store,  19  Liberty,  h  84  Fayette. 

Wilcox  William  C,  commission  merchant,  flour,  pork,  (fee,  11  Lib- 
erty, h  39  Charlotte, 

Wiley  George  H.,  sup't  Steam  Cotton  Mills,  h  46  Fayette, 

Wiley  James,  carpenter,  bds  119  Columbia. 

Wiles  Lemmel  M.,  teacher  of  penmanship  and  drawing  in  the  Public 
Schools,  bds  227  Genesee. 

Wills  R.  D.,  gardener,  h  29  Howard  Avenue. 

Wilhelm  Frederick,  laborer,  h  61  Canal. 

Wilhelm  Joseph,  laborer,  h  20  Parker. 

Wilkins  Lewis  M.,  h  10  Seymour  Avenue. 
ilkins  Luke,  baker  and  confectioner,  33  Bleecker,  h  same. 

Wilkins  J.  R.,  painter,  bds  33  Bleecker. 


Xi.    IB.    "W'EX/LiS,,    JML.    ID.., 

Office  and  Residence,  225  Genesee  St,, 

^      (OPPOSITE  THE  CITY  HALL,) 

UTICA,    N.    Y. 

r  Office  Hours.— 7  1-2  to  9  A.  M.,  12  1-2  to  4,  and  6  to  8  o'clock  P.  ML    Stri- 
-12  to  2  o'clock  P.  M. 


180 

Wilkins  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  store,  16  South,  h  33  West. 

Willard  C.  Fay,  law  student,  bds  96  Fayette. 

Willard  Thomas,  cook  at  Crystal  Saloon. 
^Williams  Abijah  J.,  machinery  and  manufacturers'  articles,  215  Gen- 
esee, h  cor  Rutger  and  Steuben. 

"Williams  Baruch  C,  machinist,  h  28  Howard  Avenup. 

Williams  Brown  H.,  notary  public,  and  discount  clerk  at  Oneida 
Bank,  h  92  Fayette. " 

Williams  Charles,  laborer,  h  45  Elm. 

Williams  Daniel,  farmer,  h  e  s  Elm,  6  s  Gold. 

Williams  David,  of  W.  W.  &  Co.,  li  n  w  cor  First  and  Lansing. 

Williams  David,  clerk,  56,  bds  58  Liberty. 

Williams  Edward,  laborer,  h  97  Water. 
.,  Williams  Elhanan  W.,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  98,  h  287  Genesee. 

Williams  George  H.,  clerk,  76  Genesee,  bds  64  Whitesboro. 

Williams  Griffith  G.,  cutter  at  Manchester  &  Penny's,  h  n  s  Lansing, 
1  e  First. 

Williams  Griffith,  stone  cutter,  h  46  Saratoga. 

Williams  Heber,  clerk  cor  John  and  Broad,  bds  8  Washington. 

Williams  Henry,  engineer,  h  14  Hotel. 

Williams  H.  L.,  M.  D.,  office  44  Genesee,  li  3  Hotel. 

Williams  H.  B.,  clerk,  116  Genesee,  bds  59  Broadway. 

Williams  Henry,  laborer,  h  Stark. 

Williams  Hugh  H.,  clerk,  81  Genesee,  bds  D,  Bacon's. 

Williams  Irvin  A.,  manufacturer  of  locomotive  lamps,  215  Genesee, 
h  8  Devereux. 

Williams  Isaac  J.,  cordwainer,  bds  19  Spring. 

Williams  James,  boot  and  shoe  store,  50  Whitesboro,  h  19  Spring. 

Williams  James  H.,  book-keeper,  215  Genesee,  bds  A.  J.  Williams'. 
■>  Williams  J.  Watson,  att'y  and  counsellor,  office  167,  h  318  Genesee. 

Williams  Johanna,  laundress,  h  2  Seneca. 

Williams  John,  tailor,  bds  13  Elizabeth. 

Williams  John,  laborer,  h  e  s  Elm,  6  s  Gold. 

Williams  John,  clock  and  watch  maker,  h  cor  Bleecker  and  Kent. 

Williams  John,  painter,  h  70  Blandina. 

Williams  John,  teacher  Classical  School,  6  Carnahan,  h  30  Howard 
Avenue. 

Williams  John,  at  U.  W.  Mills,  h  n  s  Warren,  2  s  Stark. 

Williams  John,  tailor,  h  cor  Schuyler  and  Warren. 

Williams  John  J.,  farmer,  bds  5  Aiken. 

Williams  Jacob,  laborer,  h  14  Hotel. 

Williams  John  A.,  of  W.  W.  &  Co.,  h  25  Lansing. 

Williams  John  D.,  hat  and  cap  store,  106  Genesee,  h  54  Broad. 

Williams  John  M.,  pattern  maker,  h  33  Cornelia. 

Williams  Miss  Abby  A  ,  h  287  Genesee. 

Williams  Miss  A.  E.,  teacher  Second  Ward  School,  bds  6  Varick. 

Williams  Mrs.  Bethiah,  h  287  Genesee. 

Williams  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Zachariah,  h  62  Washington- 


181 

Williams  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  h  rear  58  Whitesboro. 

Williams  Mrs.  Ellen,  widow,  h  Roberts'  Alley. 

Williams  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  William,  h  47  Second. 

Williams  Mrs.  Olive,  widow  of  A.  B.,  h  7  Hopper. 

Williams  Morgan,  carpenter,  h  33  Miller. 

Williams  Morris  M.,  carpenter,  h  66  State. 

Williams  Nathaniel,  mason,  h  16  Carnahan. 

Williams  Rees  G-.,  printer,  h  68  Liberty. 

Williams  Richard,  of  Roberts  &  W.,  hns  Mandeville, 

Williams  Richard,  tailor,  bds  13  Elizabeth. 

Williams  Richard  P.,  plumber,  h  23  Plant.  / 

Williams  Robert  J.,  carpenter,  h  95  Spring. 

Williams  Robert  J.,  mason,  bds  19  Carnahan. 
-Williams  Robert  S.,  teller  at  Oneida  Bank,  h  29  Whitesboro. 

Williams  Rowland,  engineer,  h  19  Carnahan. 

-Williams  Stalham,  secretary  and  treasurer  Savings'  Bank  of  Utica, 
bds  Bleecker  St.  House. 

Williams  Thomas,  laborer,  h  rear  59  Broadway. 

Williams  Thomas  J.,  printer,  bds  56  Whitesboro. 

Williams  Thomas  R.,  of  W.  W.  &  Co.,  bds  99  Bleecker. 

Williams  William,  of  W.  W.  &  Co.,  bds  99  Bleecker. 
-*Williarns  W.  &  Co.,  dry  goods  merchants,  160  Genesee. 

Williams  William  E.,  carpenter,  bds  7  Hotel. 

Williams  William  J.,  carpenter,  h  31  Broadway. 

Williams  William  R.,  mason,  h  56  Liberty. 

Williams  William  T.,  tailor,  h  11  Union. 

Williams  William  E.,  carpenter,  h  56  Whitesboro. 

Williamson  Chloe,  widow,  h  9  Elm. 

Williamson  Hugh,  teamster,  bds  7  Hamilton. 

Wilmot  John  R.,  peddler,  h  45  Cornelia. 

Wilman  Bernard,  at  U.  W.  Mills,  h  16  Stark. 

Wilson  Alexander,  painter,  h  cor  West  and  Arthur. 

Wilson  A.  Jackson,  clerk,  bds  Central  Hotel. 
--Wilson  Charles  S.,  cashier  Utica  City  Bank,  h  237  Genesee. 

Wilson  Jane,  tailoress,  bds  32  Elizabeth. 

Wilson  John  F.,  butcher,  h  Mummery,  1  n  Albany. 

Wilson  Robert,  laborer,  h  26  Hobart. 

Wilson  William  Jr.,  foreman  P.  V.  Kellogg  <k  Co.'s,  h  1  Cooper. 

Willis  George,  h  23  Neilson. 

Winch enbach  Hermann,  carpenter,  h  3  Tibbitts. 

Wing  Mordecai,  machinist,  h  33  Rutger. 

Winne  Ann,  widow,  h  26  Louisa. 

Winneur  Isaac,  laborer,  h  90  Elizabeth. 

Winn eur  Mrs.  Phoebe,  widow,  h  s  s  South,  1  w  Albany. 

Winslow  John,  laborer,  h  e  s  Albany,  2  ab  Elizabeth. 

Winston  D  wight  D.,  dry  goods  merchant,  140  Genesee,  bds  Central 
Hotel. 

Wiseman  Peter  R.,  machinist,  h  73  Lansing. 

16 


182 

Witt  A.  B.,  telegraph  repairer,  h  125  Columbia. 

Wittman  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h  202  Whitesboro. 

Wolcott  S.  G.,  M.  D.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  171  Genesee,  h 
63  Bleecker. 

Wolff  Mrs.  Christina,  widow,  h  48  Saratoga. 

Wolff  Gustarus,  tailor,  h  64  Canal. 

Wolff  John,  mason,  h  54  Canal. 

Wolff  Julius  T.,  organ  builder,  h  8  Seymour  Avenue. 

Wollner  Michael,  laborer,  h  91  Spring. 

Wollweber  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h  33  Tibbitts. 

Wood  A.  N.  &  E.  D.,  engine  builders,  8  Cornelia. 

Wood  A.  1ST.,  of  Wood  &  Co.,  h  66^  Broadway. 

Wood  David,  painter  and  glazier,  46  Seneca,  h  114  John. 

Wood  Edward,  clerk,  49  Genesee,  bds  16  Washington. 

Wood  E.  D.,  of  Wood  &  Co.,  h  19  Cornelia. 

Wood  Edwin  A.,  machinist,  h  37  Fayette. 

Wood  Enos,  machinist,  h  37  Fayette. 

Wood  Henry  J.,  of  Lewis  &  W.,  h  47  Lansing. 

WOOD  JAMES,  grocer,  provision,  and  dry  goods  dealer,  cor  South) 
and  West,  h  23  West. 

Wood  Jeremiah,  h  60  Columbia. 

Wood  Mrs.  Eunice,  widow  of  David,  h  114  John. 

Wood  Mrs.  Harriet  C,  widow  of  Geo.  W.,  h  255  Genesee. 

Wood  Thomas,  of  W.,  Roberts  &  Co.,  h  259  Genesee. 

Wood,  Roberts  &  Co.,  hardware  merchants,  49  and  51  Genesee. 

Wood  William,  clerk,  135  Genesee,  h  16  Washington. 

Woodard  Jesse,  h  56  Charlotte. 

Woodard  Mis  Jesse,  dressmaker,  h  56  Charlotte. 

Woodard  Wing,  h  82  Schuyler. 

Woodcock  Miss  Lydia,  dressmaker,  h  88  John. 

Woodhull  Henry  I.,  merchant  tailor,  2  Bradish  Block,  h  17  Lansing, 

Woodhull  Samuel,  h  18  Blandina. 

Woodhull  Miss  N.  E.,  dressmaker,  bds  35  Lansing. 

Woodland  George,  printer,  h  39  West  Bridge. 

Woodruff  A.  L.,  commission  merchant,  domestic  goods,  24  Empire 

Block,  h  89  Miller. 
Woodward  Mrs.  Salmon,  widow,  h  14  Mary. 
Woodworth  Benjamin  F.,  h  35  Broadway. 
Wood  worth  Mrs.  Martha,  nurse,  bds  National  Hotel. 

JAMES      WOOD, 

wins  a  ipswarasr  aMssap 

Nos.  20  and  22  SOUTH,  cor.  of  West  Street. 

^^  A  good  and  general  assortment  of  GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  DRUGS, 
and  DOMESTIC  DRY-GOODS,  always  on  hand. 
£33=*  Cash  paid  for  all  kinds  of  Farmers'  Produce. 
All  articles  purchased  delivered  to  any  part  of  the  City,  free  of  charge. 


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Worden  L.  J.  &  Co.,  patent  boot  clasp  manufacturers,  Madison  Lanev 
rear  4  Columbia. 

"Worden  L.  J.,  of  W.  &  Co.,  h  33  Seymour  Avenue. 

Workman  Isaac,  tailor,  h  121  Water. 

Wormworth  Richard,  cartman,  h  4  Burnet. 

Wratten  Jacob,  builder,  h  3  West  Bridge. 

Wratten  Richard,  carpenter,  h  33  West. 

Wratten  William  H,  clerk  at  Van  Embergh's,  bds  3  West  Bridge. 

Wrigley  Harvey,  at  S.  W.  Mills,  h  3  Erie. 

Wrigley  John  T.,  machinist,  h  3  Erie. 

Wrigley  John,  at  S.  W.  Mills,  h  52  Saratoga. 

Wrigley  Joseph,  grocer,  cor  Columbia  and  Broadway,  h  49  Broad- 
way. 

Wrigley  William,  machinist,  h  109  Columbia. 

Wright  Amos,  machinist,  hss  Havens,  3  e  Chenango  Avenue. 

Wright  Abram,  locksmith,  bds  19  Columbia. 

Wright  E.  A.,  widow,  h  63  Steuben. 

Wright  Eliza  B.,  widow  of  A.  L.,  h  19  Columbia. 

Wright  Ben].  C,  foreman  Gospel  Messenger,  bds  City  Hotel. 

Wright  E.  K,  teller  Utica  City  Bank,  bds  5  Devereux. 

Wright  E.  L.}  moulder,  bds  2  High. 

Wright  Rev.  John  T.,  pastor  Bleecker  st.  Methodist  Church,  h  10 
Miller. 

Wright  Joseph,  machinist,  bds  19  Columbia. 

Wright  Lydia  B.r  h  23  Mary. 

Wright  Mary,  h  23  Mary. 

Wright  Mrs/ Jay  W.,  widow,  h  12  Fay. 

Wright  Miss  Persia,  milliner,  bds  106  John. 

Wright  Stephen  W.,  marble  cutter,  h  96  Bleecker. 

Wright  O.  K,  brick  maker,  h  4  Cottage. 

Wright  Thomas,  book-keeper  at  Franklin  House,  h  61  Cornelia. 

Wright  William,  organ  builder,  h  2  High. 

Wright  William  G.,  peddler,  h  6  Louisa. 

Wuerstlen  Caspar,  h  5  Saratoga. 

WusthofF  Joseph  J.,  farmer,  h  24  Cornelia. 

Wyman  Levi,  carpenter,  h  24  Howard  Avenue. 

Wyman  William  G.,  carpenter,  bds  24  Howard  Avenue. 


Yager  Frederick,  cartman,  ho9  Tibbitts. 
Yager  Joseph,  basket  maker,  h  108  Bleecker. 
Yale  James,  tobacconist,  h  49  Garden.     * 
Yale  Titus  I,  blacksmith,  h  II  Huntington, 
Yale  Wait,  h  45  Garden. 
Yates  Abram  P.,  bds  National  Hotel. 
—Yates  Charles  A.,  clothing  merchant,  54,  h  221  Genesee 


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Yates  Holland,  Agent  American  Express  Co.,  h  13  HoteL 
•"-Yates  R.  V.,  clothing  merchant,  104,  h  265  Genesee. 
York  House,  18  Whitesboro,  D.  Rowland,  proprietor. 
Yenny  John,  h  118  Schuyler. 
Youlen  George,  moulder,  h  38  Stark. 
Youlen  Rufus  W.,  moulder,  h  23  Steuben. 
Young  Andrew,  marble  cutter,  h  10  Blandina. 
Young  Anthony,  carpenter,  h  47  West. 
Young  Alonzo,  h  87  Court. 
Young  Jacob,  laborer,  h  21  Chenango  Avenue. 
Young  George,  baker,  h  66  Mohawk. 
Young  James  T.,  cordwainer,  h  9  Plant. 
Young  John,  grocer,  h  26  South  Hamilton. 
Young  Peter,  peddler,  h  100  Court. 
Young  Philip,  at  S.  W.  Mills,  h  38  South  Hamilton. 
Young  Quentin,  blacksmith,  h  68  Varick. 
Young  William,  cordwainer,  h  24  Hope. 
Younglove  John,  h  28  Charlotte. 


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Zeinert  Charles,  stone  cutter,  h  3  Clinton. 

Zeigelmeir  Max,  fireman,  S.  C.  Mills,  h  62  Cour^ 

Zeigler  Anton,  cordwainer,  h  cor  Kirkland  and  Francis. 

Zeigler  Louis,  cordwainer,  h  26  Elm. 

Zeigler  Philip,  laborer,  h  117  Breese. 

Zeigler  Peter,  laborer,  h  17  Leah. 

Zeiselmeyer  Ulric,  blacksmith,  h  37  Saratoga. 

Zemansky  Nathan,  of  Harrison  &  Co.,  h  64  Broadway. 

Zemansky  Simon,  peddler,  h  27  West. 

Zeller  Enoch,  cigar  maker,  bds  43  Kemble. 

Zimmerman  Frederick,  tailor,  bds  60  Johnson. 

Zimmerman  Matthew,  cordwainer,  h  125  Elizabeth. 

Zimmerman  John,  furnaceman,  h  54  Mohawk. 

Zimmerman  Peter,  wheelwright,  h  s  s  Warren,  1  w  Schuyler. 

Zimmerman  Werner,  grocer,  h  134  Court. 

Zinck  Christian,  locksmith,  h  35  Schuyler. 

Zipp  Philip,  cabinet  maker  and  grocer,  192  Court,  h  same. 


TABLE  OF  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

Academies  and  Schools, 14 

Associations  and  Companies, 2$ 

Banks, 11 

Banks  for  Savings, 12 

Churches, 16 

City  Government, 33 

County  Officers, 26 

County  Court, 24 

Fire  Department, 34 

Hamilton  College, 15 

Institutions  and  Associations, 18 

Local  Canal  Officers, 23 

Mails, ,29 

Military  Organization  of  Oneida  County, , 25 

Names  of  Streets, T 

Newspapers  in  Oneida  County, , IT 

Orders, 21 

Organized  Independent  Companies, 24 

Post  Offices  in  Oneida  County, 30 

Public  Schools, 13 

Recorder's  Court, 29 

Register  of  Names, 37 

Supreme  Court, 28 

Sheriffalty, 2T 

Supervisors, 28 

U.  S.  District  Court, 28 

Utica :  its  Past  and  Present,  (historical  sketch,) 3 

Wards  in  Utica, ...,.,. T 


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