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This company is chartered on the Stock and Mutual principle. Rates of premiums favorable. The amount of its Capital makes its policies safe beyond a perad- venture.
DEEDS & MORTGAGES
Written and acknowledged, and will go to any part of the city to do the same. Also. Leases, Agreements, Wills, and other instruments of Writing promptly attended to.
JAMES F. BOND, has been appointed a Notary Public.
MOSES R. KING, JAMES F. BOND, SAMUEL W. BOND.
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STABILITY-SECURITY-PERPETUITY. 1,280,000 !
STATEMENT OF THE. AFFAIRS OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK-NO. 35 WALL ST., For the year ending January 31st, 1851. Net assets on hand. January 31st, 1850, - - - $991,161,62 RECEIPTS.
For Premiums, - $454,142,97
Interest, -
60,937,17
Profit on sale of United States and State of New York Stocks, 15,826,24 530,906,38
1,522,068,00
DISBURSEMENTS.
For Losses paid, (including $25,000 losses oflast year paid this year,) $160.640,00 For surrendered policies, 16,641,23
For salaries, rent, physician's fees, staitonery, printing, postage, &c. 21,619,18 For commissions, advertising, ex-
changes, &c. 24,279,40 223,679,54
Assets 31st January, 1851. - 1,298,388,46 Losses incurred, not yet paid, awaiting proofs of death, 18,300,00
Net assets, all losses & expenses being paid, $1,280,088 46 INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
In Bank of N. Y. & cash on hand, 16,410 91 In Mercantile Bank, temporary de- posit on interest. 8,688 75
In bonds and mortgages on real es- tate, principally in the cities of
New York and Brooklyn, worth double the amount loaned, - 1,128,831 22
In Stocks, United States and Cor-
poration of N. York, cost value 117,919 09
Balance due from agents,- - 26,538 49 $1,298,388 46
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, Pres't.
ISAAC ABBATT, Sec'y. CHAS. GILL, Actuary. MINTURN POST, M. M., Medical Examiner, New York. JOSEPH BLUNT, Counsellor J. G. GOBLE, M. D., Medical Examiner, Newark. L. S. GOBLE. Agent, 299 Broad st. (up stairs.)
CLINTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
115 Market-st., (Library Hall Buildings.)
Chartered March 7th 1848.
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, 4,000. Premium thereon $132,000. Losses & Expenses, $16,000.
This Company is strictly mutual in its character, and offers advantages which need only to be understood to command public confidence and patronage. They insure none but the safest kind of property, and take no risk ex- ceeding $3000. Policies are made on fair and equitable principles, giving to the insured an opportunity to share in all the profits of the business; annual dividends being de- clared on all policies that have subsisted successively for five years. Every person insured becomes thereby a mem- ber of the company, and is entitled to vote at the election of its directors. The Company is responsible for all sur- veys made by its agents, and agrees to arbitrate all matters of difference should any occur. Discrimination is made in favor of safer risks, and such are taken at very low premi- ums. The Company invites the closest scrutiny into its character and business. The unparalleled success of this Company over all others of its kind in this state, is the strongest assurance of its merits and of the superior in- ducements which it offers to the public.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel H. Gardner,
A. C. M. Pennington,
John C. Beardsley,
James J. Mapes,
John R. Mulford,
Daniel Squier,
Samuel Baldwin,
William Brown, Henry Meeker,
Alvah Sherman, Lewis Pierson.
CHAS. A. SHERMAN, SAMUEL H. GARDNER, President.
Secretary.
A. C. M. PENNINGTON, Treasurer.
Aaron Coe, Nehemiah Perry,
ALVAH SHERMAN, General Agent.
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NEWARK
COMPANY.
The books for subscription to the Capital Stock were opened on the 14th of April, 1846, and the requisite num- ber of shares to ensure the completion of the works sub- scribed.
A contract was made on the 20th day of May, with Mr. Joseph Battin for the erection of works to supply forty thousand cubic feet of Gas per day, and lay four miles of main pipes for the distribution of the same. On the 25th of December, 1846, the manufacture of Gas was com- menced, and on the 5th of January, 1847, the main pipes were filled, the whole having been accomplished in the short space of eight months.
CHARLES ALLING, President, JOHN VAN WAGENEN. Secretary, JOHN VAN WAGENEN, Treasurer. CHARLES ALLING, Superintendent, GEORGE HOCK, Assistant do.
DIRECTORS.
James Keene, Jeremiah C. Garthwaite,
Joseph Battin, John Chadwick,
Beach Vanderpool, Samuel Meeker,
E. Van Antwerp. Wm. Shugard,
Charles Alling. 5
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NEWARK AQUEDUCT COMPANY.
Chartered Nov. 17th, 1800. Dividends declared in February and August. The Company have recently laid several miles of pipe, and greatly increased the supply of water, and have also contracted with the city to supply water for the extinguishment of fires.
President-John H. Stephens.
Secretary-L. A. Smith.
Treasurer-George Baldwin.
Superintendent-George Baldwin,
Directors-Wm. Wright, Samuel Baldwin, Jr. John H. Stephens, Edwin VanAntwerp, Wm. S. Faitoute, L. A. Smith, Joel W. Condit, John J. Bockee, George Baldwin, John M. Davies, John Chadwick, B. T. Nichols, O. B. Baldwin.
ESSEX COUNTY INSTITUTE.
For the promotion of Agriculture, Horticulture and
Manufactures.
President, WM. PENNINGTON, Newark,
1st Vice do DR. WM. PIERSON, Orange,
2d PROF. JAS. J. MAPES, Clinton
Recd. Sec'y T. C. MUNN, Orange,
Cores'g, do DR. L. A. SMITH, Newark,
Treasurer, JOHN R. WEEKS, Newark,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Abiathar Harrison, Orange, John Jelliff, Newark, Thos. McKirgan, Clinton, Wm. M. Littell, Newark, H. H. Nichols, Newark, B. F. Harrison, Newark, Wm. M. Babbitt, Orange, John Garside, Newark, J. Henry Clark, Newark, John M. Phillips, Newark,
Sebastian Duncan, Belle'lle H. N. Parkhurst, Newark, Abraham VanRiper, Belle'lle, J. C. Beardsley, Clinton, Dr. Jos. H Cross, Union, J. H. Baldwin, Bloomfield, John H. Tims, Newark, Thos. B. Pierson, Newark, Wm. J. Pell, Orange, Abijah Harrison, Orange.
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PROTESTANT FOSTER HOME SOCIETY. 270 North Broad street. June 4th 1849. OFFICERS.
Mrs. C. S. RIGGS, 1st Directress.
SMITH BURNET, 2d Directress.
WM. TUTTLE, Treasurer.
F. T. FRELINGHUYSEN, Corres. Sec'y. Miss CORNELIA BALDWIN, Recording Sec'y. MANAGERS.
Mrs. J. C. Hornblower, Mrs. J. R. Davison,
E. Van Antwerp, 6. T. A. Waldron.
J. G. Goble, J. B. Jackson,
Jacob Johnson, Isaac Meeker,
John Drake,
J. A. Bowles,
" Wm. H. Burroughs,
S. H. Kitchell.
Smith Halsey,
Bruen Congar,
L. Plume,
Howell Clark,
N. Perry,
D. E. Noyes,
S. C. Howell,
J. H. Clark,
Horace H. Nichols
Wm. Rogers,
Luther Goble,
Miss Tace Hillyer.
TRUSTEES.
Wm. Pennington, Joseph N. Tuttle, John R. Davison, Joseph P. Bradley, Isaac Van Wagenen, Joseph A. Halsey, PHYSICIANS-J. B. Jackson, 181 Broad, S. H. Penning- ton, 255 Broad.
DENTIST-A. G. P. Colburn.
Miss Mary N. Axtell, Teacher.
Henry Axtell, Superintendant.
NEWARK ORPHANS' ASYLUM. Corner of High and Court streets. OFFICERS. Mrs. ELIZABETH RICORD, First Directress.
" P. W. MARTIN, Second do
Miss L. L. WARD, Recording Secretary.
Mrs. OLIVER J. HAYES, Corresponding do (. J. H. STEPHENS, Treasurer. COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS.
Mrs. John Van Wagenen, 8 Cedar st. John Hartshorne, 60 Warren st.
D. M. Wilson, 225 Market st.
Wm. A. Baldwin, 61 Market.
J. H. Woodhull, 56 Walnut st.
B. C. Miller, 21 Clinton st.
M. W. Day,
A. L. Burnet,
Miss Emma Riggs.
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A. STEPHEN HOLBROOK,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the Printing Office, lately occupied by Aaron Guest,
333 Broad Street, in the rear. and is prepared to execute all kinds. of plain, fanty & Ornamental Job Printing
in an expeditious, neat and Prompt manner. ItPersons wishing Printing need fear no Tardiness in the execution of their Orders.
UZAL J. TUTTLE, Tip, Card, Job and Copper Plate PRINTER, 1} COMMERCE STREET, 3d STORY.
WILLIAM B. KINNEY, JOB PRINTING Of Every Description, 266 BROAD STREET, (UP STAIRS.)
CROWELL & CARL, Bookand Job Printers, 295 Broad street, (up stairs.)
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Fire Engine No. 1, 8 William street. Fire Engine No. 2, 55 Washington street. Fire Engine No. 3, 27 Court street. Fire"Engine No. 4,
Fire Engine No. 5, 106 Market street.
Fire Engine No. 6, 58 Mulberry street.
Fire Engine No. 7, 70 Orange street.
Fire Engine No. 8, 39 Ferry street.
Hook and Ladder No. 1, 320 Broad-st.
Hose Carriage No. 1, 1 Harrison street.
GEORGE W. ANDRUSS, Chief Engineer
JOHN H. LANDELL, CHARLES CROSSLEY,
J. V. N. VOORHEES.
Assistant Engineers.
NEWARK FIRE DEPARTMENT.
At the annual meeting of the Representatives, December 17th 1850, the following officers were duly elected. T. P. HOWELL, President. Vice President. WM PHILLIPS,
D. P. WOODRUFF,
EDWARD R. WHITLOCK,
WM. S. JAQUES,
TRUSTEES,
ALEX. POOL, DAVID J. CAMFIELD, H. G. DARCY, A. D. JONES,
GEO. H. BRUEN, J. H. LANDELL,
WM. B. GUILD, H. H. NICHOLS, N. H. LEWIS,
176 Broad street.
170 Washington street. 10 Cedar street. -
153 Broad street.
104 Mulberry street.
3 Cammack's Alley. 7 Baldwin street. 235 Washington street. 96 Halsey street.
5*
Secretary.
Treasurer. Collector.
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CRURCHES.
1-1st Presbyterian. 315} Broad-Jona F. Stearns, 2-2d Presbyterian, 17 Washington-Vacant 3 -- 3d Presbyterian, 382} Broad-H. N. Brinsmade. 4-4th Central Presbyterian. 158 Wash .- G. C Lucas. 5-5th Park Presbyterian, 8 Park Chh. Pl .- A. D. Eddy. 6-6th Presbyterian. 74 Union-Wm. Aikman. 7-7th High street Presbyterian, 197 High-D. W. Poor. 8-1st Free Presbyterian, 15 Clinton-Charles Beecher. 9-1st Associate Presbyterian, 129 Washington- 10-2d Associate Presbyterian, 16 Clinton- 11-1st Reformed Dutch, 169} Market-James Scott.
12-2d Reformed Dutch, 26 E. Mechanic-Gustave Abeel. 13- 1st Baptist, 25 Academy-Henry C. Fish. 14-2nd South Baptist, 42 Kinney-William Hague. 15-1st Episcopal, (Trinity) 157 Broad-M. H. Henderson. 16-2nd Episcopal (Grace) 409 Broad-John L. Watson. 17-3d Episcopal (Christs) 25 N. Prospect-R. Lowell. 18-4th Epis'1., (House of Prayer) 34 Bd .- S. L. Southard. 19-1st Methodist, 54 Halsey-E. H. Stokes. 20-2nd Methodist, 12 Franklin-W. P. Corbit. 21-3d Methodist, 3 Clinton-L. D. Barrows. 22-4th Methodist, 125 Union-J. B Dobbins. 23-5th Methodist, 37 Quarry-J. C. Winner. 24-6th Methodist, 181 Market-Jos. B. Wakeley. 25-1st Bethel, Dock foot of Market-Frederick Pilch. 26-1st Universalist, Lib. Hall-O. W. Wight,
27-2d Universalist, Ins. Buildings-J. H. Farnsworth. 28-Ist Roman Catholic, (St. Johns) 10 Mul .- P. Moran. 29-2d Roman Catholic, 84 William-N. Baillies. 30-3d Roman Catholic, (St. Patricks) 47 Wash .- D. Senez 31-Ist German Presbyterian, 112 Market-Wm. Winnis. 32-1st German Ev. Lutheran, 28 Mechanic,-F. Maschop 33-1st German Baptist, 23 New-
34-1st Ger. Ref. (3d) Dutch, 42} Mul .- F. A. Lehlbach. 35-1st Ger. Epis'l, (St. Matthews) 166 Mar .- J. D. Rose. 36-1st German Methodist, 251 Market-
37-1st African Presbterian, 132 Plane-E. P. Rogers. 38-Ist African Episcopal, (St. Philips) 291 Broad-
39-1st African Methodist, 67 Academy-
40-2d African Methodist 36 Catharine-
1851-52.
PIERSON'S NEWARK CITY DIRECTORY
FOR THE 76th YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, FROM 4th JULY, 1851.
Important observations to those using this Work.
Throughout this Directory, the christian names of those where there are more than one of the same surname, are carefully alphabetically arranged, male and female, firms, &c. In searching for a name, the inquirer must know the proper spelling. For example, a person seeking for- Pirsson, will not find the one sought for if he looks in the names of Pierson; so, also, for Bonnell, he should not look among the Bonnels ; and for Conger, not in Congar ; and for Parcels, not look in Parsals, Parceils or Parsil ; nor for Hays in Hayes.
h. stands for house-n. near-c. corner-r. residence- Av. Avenue-Pl. Place-Ct. Court.
Abbis John C, tinsmith 76 Kinney
Abeel Rev. Gustavus, Pas. 2d Ref. Dutch Church h. 231 Market
Abel George, saddler 20 Bruen
Abel John B. musician Broom c. Springfield Avenue
Aber Ebenezer C. children's shoe mfr. 34 Bleeker h. 81 Plane
Aber Stephen D. sash & blind 19 Bank h 31 Orleans
Abieniste Louis, engraver 356 Broad
Abrams Charles, mason 144 Plane
Abrerhit Lewis, jeweler 160 Mulberry
Absell William, cooper 620 High Ackerman Christian, locksmith 29 Mc Whorter Ackerman Cornelius C. boarding house 265 Broad Ackerman George, printer 266 Broad Ackerman George, sash & blind 22} Church
Ackerman John, shoemaker 4 Cross
Ackerman Mary, widow of Isaac 76 Halsey
Ackerman Warren, indiarubber 59 Maiden Lane New York h. 172 Market
Ackerson Sarah, widow of John, 327 Broad
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Ackerson William, laborer 130 Commerce Ackley Catharine S. 4 Commerce Adami Paul, hatter 4 Pear Alley Adams & Brother H. merchant tailors 316 Broad Adams Charles, 63 Springfield Avenue Adams Crowell, express agent 306 Broad Adams Ezekiel, mason 18 Baldwin Adams Francis, moulder c. Nichols & S. Prospect Adams Frederick, tanner 36 Bridge
Adams George, paper stainer 169 Commerce Adams Henry, mer. tailor 316 Broad h. 139 Washington Adams John, laborer 188 Court c. Prince Adams John, mason Navy Yard Clinton
Adams Lewis, jeweler 168 Mulberry c. Cottage Adams Lewis, mason foot East Green Adams Linn, merchant tailor 316 Broad h. 110 Mulberry Adams Lydia, widow 115 Washington Adams Obadiah. harness maker 27 Academy Adams Oliver, blacksmith 53 Union Adams Robert B. jeweler 56 Walnut Adams Thomas W. jeweler 2 F'air h. 63 Mulberry Adams William, shoemaker 27 Catharine Adams William, collar maker 110 Mulberry Adams William H. tailor 66 Walnut Adamy John F. French shoemaker r. 4 Jackson Addis John, clerk 135 h. 17 Market Addis Miles, clerk 45 h. 17 Market Addison Olivia, widow of William 63 Washington Adler Ludwig, fancy baskets 43 William
Agens Alexander M. clerk 150 Broad h. 20 Halsey Agens & Co. lat manufacturers 271 Broad Agens George W. clerk 150 Broad
Agens James H. sash and blind inquire 150 Broad
Agens James S. shoemaker 68 Orleans Agens John, 1 Sourh Canal
Agens John L. periodical & paper office 1 Commerce Agens Jonas, shoe store and manufacturer 150 Broad Agens Sarah, widow of James 68 Orleans Agens Thomas, hat manuf, 271 Broad h. 89 Washington
Agens William A. boot and shoe store 150 Broad Agnew Rev. J. H. Prof. languages University Michigan Aign Michael, tanner 8} Shipman Aikin James, shoemaker 4 Cross Aikin Margaret, tailoress 122 Orange
Aikman Rev. Wm. Pastor 6th Pres. Chh. 109 Commerce Akers Oscar J. M. D. 91 Broad Albert Charles, stone cutter 28 Mercer
Albert George W. shoemaker 113 Orange
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Albert William H. carman 134 Academy Albray Anthony C. potter 83 Broad Albright Henry, shoemaker 30 Fair Albright John, india rubber 105 William Alcock James, needle finisher 88 Warren Alcock Robert Welford, carver 21 Columbia Alden James, 62 North Broad
Alden Jr. James W· music teacher 648 High Alden Joseph L. lumber 131 River h. 16 Front Alden Thomas C. accountant 15 Goerck New York Alderson George, laborer 45 Bridge Aldridge William A. confectioner 152 Broad Aldworth Margaret, widow of Edward 39 Union Alexander Hugh, teamster 20 Brown Alexander William G. carriage maker 81 Walnut Alfred Rosanna, (colored) 340 High Algood John, plater rear 43 Lawrence
Allabon William, gardener 100 Pennington
Allabon William, gardener 5 Walnut Allen Alexander, shoemaker, enquire 136 Kinney Allen Collins, saddler 26 Lombardy Allen Cortland H. 123 Broad
Allen David B. mason 45 Columbia
Allen Emory A. metal worker 208 Market 134 Academy
Allen Hiram, cabinet maker 80 Orange
Allen Jacob, justice and commiss'r of deeds 123 Broad Allen Jr. Jacob, machinist 12 James h. 16 Division Allen James, 198 Washington Allen John C. collector Inclined Plane r. 354 High Allen J. & L. machinists 12 James
Allen John S. pattern maker 11 Ridge Allen Ludlow, pattern maker 12 James h. 123 Broad Allen Luther, engineer 37 South Canal
Allen Michael, laborer 19 East River
Allen Richard S. grocer 69 New
Allen Sarah, widow of Samuel 2 Balls' Court Allen William, carpenter 12 Plume Allen William, 199 Bank
Allen William, shoemaker 231 Washington
Allen William A. trunk maker Jersey City
Allen William R. coach painter 20 Hill
Alling Albert, clothier 133 Market h. 453 Broad
Alling Alexander M. New York
Alling, Brothers, jewelers 6 Orchard
Alling Charles, 18 Park Place
Alling David, fancy chair manufacturer 345 h. 347 Broad Alling David W. chair maker 347 Broad
Alling & Demarest, clothiers 133 Market
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Alling, Hall & Dodd, jewelers 35 Walnut "Alling Horace, jeweler 6 Orchard h. 50 Columbia Alling Isaac A. jeweler 6 h. 2 Orchard
Alling John, 20 Smith
Alling Joseph C. jeweler 6 Orchard h. 142 Mulberry Alling Pruden, coal dealer 2 Commercial h. 13 Smith Alling Stephen B. jeweler 35 Walnut h Lyons Farms Alling William, clothier N. Orleans 20 Smith Allison Jasper H. coach painter 66 Halsey Alliston James, shoemaker 5 Wallace Allruth Ernst, tailor 266 Bank
Almond Richard, engineer 189 Orange
Alston Albert G. hat manuf. 29 Liberty h. 357 Broad
Alston Amzi B. hat manufactur 29 h. 19 Liberty Alston C. B. California 357 Broad
Alston Elias, cutler 78 State
Alston Isaac, blacksmith 547 High
Alston John, (col'd) teamster 3 Crane's Basin
Altenburg William, currier 45 Mulberry
Alyea Abraham, blacksmith 38 Hamilton
Alyea Jacob, 7 Union
Amberg Benedict, tailor 9 Rankin
Ambrost George, filer 8 West
American Mutual Fire and Marine Ins. Co. 153 Market
Amerman Jeremiah E. clerk 306 Market Aınm James, gardener 18 East River
Anderson Aaron T. 106 River h. 120 Mulberry
Anderson Andrew, turner 36 River
Anderson Elizabeth, widow of Lawrence 12 Church Anderson Henry, 44 Church
Anderson Jr. Henry, grocer 46 h. 44 Church
Anderson John, (col'd) whitewasher Plane c. Plum Anderson Lawrence, saddler 21 Hill Anderson Richard, M. D. 433 Broad
Anderson Robert, boatman 194 South Market
Anderson Robert C. clothier 123 Market Andress David T. California 24 Walnut Andress James, tailor 7 Boudinot
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Andrew Edwin, cooper New above Canal
Andrew Eliza, widow of Daniel 130 Kinney
Andrew John, blacksmith 130 Kinney Andrews Richard, shoemaker 91 Tichenor Andrews William L. hatter 161 Academy Andrews William V. book agent 324 Broad Andruss Abby, widow of Stephen K. 125 E town road Andruss Caleb H. police & civil justice 350 h. 435 Broad Andruss Catharine Ann, 4 Ward
Andruss George W. plane factory 154 Washington
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NEWARK DIRECTORY.
Andruss Hannah J. 150 Washington
Andruss Isaac M. notary & ins. agent 143 h. 141 Wash.
Andruss Jonathan, blacksmith 152 Washington Andruss Stephen, brass moulder 24 Alling Andruss Theodore F. California 435 Broad Andruss Timothy, jeweler 20 Ward Angster Valentine, carpenter 65 Mercer Annin John, jeweler 36 Walnut h. 444 Broad
Annin Jonathan D. M. D. 173 Market Antabush Abram S. tailor 38 Warren Anthony Jacob, meat 380 Broad r. 51 Orchard Anton Peter, North Ward pound master 2 Mill Antry -, jeweler 59 Walnut Arbuckle Robert, mould maker 68 Bleeker Arburthnot Charles, type metal 18 North Broad
Arburthnot Eliza, widow of William 20 North Broad
Arburthnot John, filer 10 North Broad 1
Areley John, fiddler Crane c. North Broad Areley Jr. John, Crane c. North Broad Arenhaust Henrich, rag picker 23 Ridge. Armitage Edward, ornamental japanner 100 Sheffield Armitage John, japan mfr. 100 Sheffield Armitage M. R. widow 100 Sheffield Arms S. E. dentist 228 Broad h. Elizabethtown Armstrong Andrew, saddler 13 South Prospect
Armstrong Edward (colored) 16 Division Place
Armstrong Eliza, widow of Amzi 439 Broad Armstrong Lucius H. 299 North Broad Armstrong Samuel, 110 Prospect Place
Armstrong Sterling, 299 North Broad Arnold Christian, laborer 6 Niagara
Arnold Frederick, tailor 54 Adams Arnold Phillip, tailor 113 Elm Arrowsmith Hannah, widow of Nicholas 105 Market Aschenbeck Velinton, tailor 17 West Ash Jonathan, butcher 71 Market Ash Peter, gatrardner 297 South Broad
Ash William, vegetables 392 Broad h. 297 S. Broad Ashby William, carpenter 61 Catharine
Ashby William, japanner 27 Bleeker Ashford Daniel, jeweler 31 Clinton Ashton John, hatter 89 Tichenor Aston Frederick, weaver 155 Academy
Atterbury John, harness maker 38 Mercer
Atwood Almond D. carpenter 79 Catharine Atha Andrew, japaner Sussex Avenue n. Newark Atha & Armstrong, japan'd muslin Sussex av n. Newark Auble David, shoe manufacturer 236 Broad h. 7 Warren
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Aubry Charles, confectioner 118 Market Aubry Francis C. 17 Ward Austin George, engineer 111 Commerce Austin John, boarding house 63 Orange Autinrieth Jacob, grocer 23 William Autz Joseph, chair seat manufacturer 14 Longworth Averill Lyman S 159 Mulberry Axtell Henry, supt. Foster Home 270 North Broad
Axtell James, carman 65 Ferry
Axtell Mary N. teacher 270 North Broad
Axtell Silas C. grocer 96 Plane Aymar Charles E. public school teacher 16 Chestnut Ayres Alexis, Daily Mercury 297 Broad h. 3 Brunswick Ayres, Carman & Co. steam saw mill foot Clay Ayres - steam saw mill foot Clay Ayres David G. builder 116 Plane
Ayres David R. tailor 41 Orchard Ayres Isaac D. printer 79 Plane
Ayres John C. carpenter 13 Franklin place
Ayres Lewis B. clerk 302 Broad r 98 Market
Ayres Sarah Jane, 21 Orchard
Ayres William, carpenter 16 Fair
Ayres William, teamster 63 Ferry
B.
Babbitt Henry, harness maker 426 Broad Babcock Edward, jeweler 48 Church Babcock John, laborer 33 East Kinney Bachmeyer Gustave A. boarding house 93 S. Canal Backus Eliza, 127 Muiberry
Backus John, tinner 127 Mulberry
Backus Rodman, tinner California 127 Mulberry Bacon Jr. Simeon, composition roofer 26 Boudinot Bacorn Abraham, fish dealer 36 Bellemont avenue Bacorn William, fish dealer 36 Bellemont avenue Bachman William, turner 8} Shipman Badger Alfred G. flute mfr. 181 B'dway N. Y. h. 35 Cottage Badger Charles W. druggist 328 Broad Badger Harriet, widow of Eleazer Chicago 328 Broad Badgley Daniel T. shoemaker 7 Fair Badgley Dayton, shoemaker 2 Washington Alley
Badgley Maxwell, grocer 624 High Badgley Samuel, mill wright 624 High Baffte H. jeweler 356 Broad
Bagan James, laborer 2 Stephens Court
Bagan Joseph, laborer 39 North Broad Baggs Thomas, plater 78 Congress
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Bagfield Barbara, widow of John 74 North Canal Bailey Abraham E. carpenter 74 Wallace Bailey Cornelius B. indiarubber 25 Bleeker
Bailey Jonathan, clerk 15 Thomas Bailey Michael, morocco dresser 210 Washington Bailey Robert, cooper 10 Bank Bailey William, 114 State
Bailey Wmn. H. (col'd) barber 272 Market h. 150 Chestnut
Bailey Sarah, widow of Samuel 15 Thomas
Baillies Rev. Nicholas, pastor 2d R. Cath. Chh. 84 Wm. Baird William, jeweler 79 Baldwin
Baird William, stone cutter 23 Cherry
Baker Aaron M. farmer Lyons Farms
Baker Aaron W. carpenter 26 South Market
Baker Amos, segar maker 354 High Baker Ann, 86 Washington
Baker Augustus, mason 36 South Market
Baker Daniel, M. D. Brooklyn L. I.
Baker Daniel W. jeweler 33 Orchard
Baker Elizabeth D. milliner 38 Warren Baker Elihu B. grocer 84 h. 80 Plane
Baker George, clerk 26 Hill
Baker George Henry, moulder 65 Sheffield Baker Francis, coach maker 3 Ball's Court Baker Harriet N. 5 Arch
Baker Henry, coal breaker 31 Durand Baker Hilah, widow ot William B. 13 Plane
· Baker Jacob. hatter 57 Walnut Baker Jacob, 90 South Orange Avenue Baker Jane, widow 26 South Market
Baker Jane E. widow of Cyrus, teacher 33 Orchard Baker John C. mason 40 Ferry Baker Moses, farmer Lyons Farms
Baker Moses T. master mason 29 South Market Baker Oliver M. coach painter 38 Warren Baker Rebecca, widow of Daniel 38 Warren Baker Richard, machinist 49 State Baker Sarah, widow of Samuel 3 Ball's Court Bald Adam, tailor Orange n. Nesbitt Baldwin Aaron, carpenter 35 Fair
Baldwin Aaron, harness maker 31 Fair
Baldwin Aaron, gunsmith 58 Bank h. 153 Plane Baldwin Aaron G. merchant 28 Liberty Baldwin Abby, widow of Joel 31 Fair Baldwin Abby, widow of Elbert 31 Fair Baldwin Abraham, 50 Prospect Place Baldwin Albert, dairyman Lyons Farms Baldwin Alexander R. California 32 Clinton
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Baldwin, - widow of Ananias, 23 Franklin Baldwin Augustus, clerk 151 r. 198 Market
Baldwin Augustus S. lieut. U. S. navy 27 Centre Baldwin Austin, 105 Commerce
Baldwin Barney, laborer 18 Brown
Baldwin Bethuel, hatter 24 Franklin
Baldwin Caleb, collector daily office 107 Academy
Baldwin Jr Caleb, dry goods 52 Cedar N. Y. h. Orange
Baldwin Caleb J. 42 Mercer
Baldwin Calvin, leather dealer 60 h. 73 Market Baldwin Calvin W. carpenter 27 Lawrence
Baldwin Charles, saddle tree riveter Philadelphia
Baldwin Charles, builder 209 Market
Baldwin Charles A. fruits &c. 1 East River
Baldwin Charles C. silver plater enquire 23 Franklin
Baldwin Charles P. New York 209 Market
Baldwin Charles W. Harnden's express 293 h. 361 Broad Baldwin & Co. Caleb, dry goods 52 Cedar N. Y.
Baldwin & Co. jewelry, watch cases and dials 170 Broad-
way N. Y. cor. Maiden Lane 6 Franklin
Baldwin & Co. jewelers watch case mfrs. 6 Franklin
Baldwin David C. retired merchant 14 Liberty .
Baldwin David J. farmer 188 Orange
Baldwin David S. engineer 24 Hamilton
Baldwin David W. justice & commissioner 35 Market
Baldwin Deborah, widow of Albert 98 McWhorter
Baldwin Edward, shoemaker 105 Commerce
Baldwin Edward A. jeweler Elizabethtown
Baldwin Edward B. hatter 59 Mechanic
Baldwin Edward G. brass finisher 60 Hamilton 18 Scott Baldwin Elijah, currier 80 Market h. 18 Bleeker Baldwin Eliza, widow of Aaron jr. 440 High Baldwin Eliza, milliner 31 Fair Baldwin George, crockery store 218 Broad Baldwin George, shoemaker 25 Plane
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