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Brooklyn City Directory, 1858 Published by J.Lain and Company
Brooklyn Public Library Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn, NY 11238
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Table of Contents:
Description
PDF page number
Title page
4
Late insertions
6
Directory listings
8- 437
Index to Advertisements
438- 439
Street and Avenue Directory
440 - 473
Appendix: City government agencies and public services listings, including banks, churches, etc. 476 - 509
Advertisements
510 - 543
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I. M. SINGER & CO.,
Principal Office, 458 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICE, 269 WASHINGTON STREET, Opposite City Hall Square,
BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
OF BROOKLYN, L. I.
Office,
Branch Office,
347 FULTON ST.
No. 14 WALL STREET,
Brooklyn.
New York.
(Opposite the City Hall.)
CASH CAPITAL,
150,000 DOLLARS
This Company insures Property of all kinds against Loss or Damage by Fire on as favorable terms as similar Institutions.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Copland, Andrew Fitzgerald, John H. Funk, Seymour L. Husted, Ezra Young, Stephen Haynes, Teunis J. Bergen, Samuel S. Powell, Edward T. Backhouse, James Harper, Lewis Hurst, John L. Spader, Johnson Leake, Henry J. Cullen, Leveritt HI. Sage. True W. Rollins, Philip S. Crooke, James B. Cooper, John G. Schumaker, John J. Vanderbilt, Charles Harvey, Henry Tienkin, James Cruikshank, John K. Pruyn, Garrett P. Bergen, Samuel Van Wyck, Alexander McCue, Charles A. Silver, Stephen A. Dodge, Alfred Emanuel, D. S. Voorhees, William Burrell.
ANSON S. PALMER, Secretary.
JOHN H. FUNK, President.
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The Best Fire Proof Safe In the World.
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To this SAFE was awarded the GOLD MEDALS at the WORLD'S FAIR in LONDON, 1851.
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SAFETY.
All Safes Manufactured under the Personal Super- intendence of Mr. Wilder and all Safes manufactured by us Warranted free from Dampness, and of superior style, strength and finish, of any Safes for sale in the Country.
NOTICE .- SILAS C. HER- RING, who formerly made and sold the WILDER SALA- MANDER SAFE, no longer makes the same, his license from our Mr. Wilder having expired
A fine assortment of the celebrated BURGLAR and FIRE-PROOF SAFES on hand, secured with WIL- DER'S PATENT POW- DER AND BURGLAR- PROOF LOCK.
Jeweller's and Banke"'s Safes made to Order, with chilled Iron or hardened Steel plates inserted.
Warehouse, 122 Water St., near Wall Street, New York. B. G. WILDER & CO., PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS.
THE
BROOKLYN CITY
This Book Is A Gift Of HAROLD and CELIA BAKERMAN
DIRECTORY,
(CONSOLIDATED,)
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MAY 1ST,
1858.
917.4723 18872
COMPILED BY J. LAIN.
BROOKLYN : PUBLISHED BY J. LAIN AND COMPANY. Office, Halsey Building, 355 Fulton St., Room 21.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven, by J. LAIN AND COMPANY,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.
PRINTED BY Ermars O. Jenkins, 26 Frankfort St. N. Y.
NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN REGULAR ORDER.
Aikman Robert S. cooper, 89 Pine, N. Y. h. 17; Courd Daniel, boxmaker, 117 Fulton, N. Y. h. Bond
EArcularius Charles B. copyist, reg. off. I. Grand c. 3d
Barnes Ransom D. dry goods, 62 Liberty, N. Y. h. 481 Columbia
Bayte Christian, jeweler, 181 Broadway, N. Y. h. 38 Carroll
Bedford Edward & Frederick F. wood carvers, Pacific n. 5th av
Beecher William A. broker, 1} Hanover square, N. Y. bds. Mansion House
EBenton James, saw manf. N. Ist c. Ainslie, h. 113 S. 2d
Biden Edward A. accountant, h. 134 Henry
Bishop Robert, sexton, h. 250 Adams
Blackwell John, carpenter, 26 Willow
Blank Henry, varieties, 109 High
EBradford James W. bookkeeper, h. 19 Furman, n Joralemon
Briggs Francis A. coal and wood, 360 Fulton, h. 157 Livingston
Brophy Patrick, boilermaker, h. r. 145 Plymouth Burtenshaw William, coachman; h. 7 College pl Butler Charles, policeman, h. Kent av. n. De Kalb av
Butt Richard, city surveyor, 337 Fulton, h. Bed- ford rd. c. Madison
Cahill Peter, clerk, h. Rapelyea n. Hamilton av ECam Rosina, widow, h. r. 66 Marshall
ECaper Charles, potter, h. 273 N. 7th
Capen Thomas R. com. mer. 110 Pearl, N. Y. h. Carroll n. Clinton
Cappes Francis, seaman, h. 11 Woodhull
Cappus Rose, widow, h. 384 Hudson av
Capron Mary, widow, h. 233 Pearl
Capron Mary A. widow, h. Water n. Gold Capwell Albert B. lawyer, off. 35 William, N. Y. h. 61 W. Warren
Carter Horatio, dep. comptroller, City Hall, h. 245 Jay
Chappell John, salesman, h. 151 High
ECogswell William, mustard manf. Hester c. Elizabeth, N. Y. h. 64 S. 3d
228 Schermerhorn
Daly David, carriage manf. 14 High, h. 217 Jay Davis Henry Edward, bookkeeper, Mansion house Delano Orin Le, clerk, h. 163 Johnson
Dunsback Andrew, lawyer, 3 Montague Hall ct Fabian Bentham, ship broker, Greenwich, N. Y. h. 274 Livingston
EFagan Bernard, cartman, Marshall n. Bush- wick av
Fash Ernest F. fish dealer, Fulton market, N. Y. h. Bedford av. c. Hickory
Fawcett Joseph (Rev.) h. 147 Jay
Fitch James, h. 129 Plymouth
Flanigan Dennis, laborer, h. r. 116 E. Baltic
Folwell Charles E. clothier, '114 Fulton, h. Ox- ford n. Myrtle av
Foster A. S. broker, 267 Pearl, N. Y. h. 77 Henry
FRISBIE MYRON J. porcelain manf. Green Point, and 248 Pearl, N. Y. h. 24 W. 15th, N. Y.
EFurness Mary, widow, h. Remsen n. Waterbury Hinsdale Isaac O. agent, 190 Water, N. Y. h. 289 Sackett
Jones Wm. F. proof-reader, h. 128 Hamilton av EKepplemann Bernard, tailor, Stagg c. Leonard ELebean Ferdinand, tailor, h. 285 S. 4th
Ludington John R. liquors, Boerum c. Livingston Mason John W. coal dealer, Columbia c. Doughty,
and 43 Gold, Rivington c. Suffolk, and 7th av. c. 21st, N. Y.
Matson William, seaman, h. 287 Plymouth
McLoughlin Mrs. laundress, h. Seabring n. Columbia
Nana Oscar, spices, 289 S. 1st
Ross Archibald A. printer, 310 Degraw Sedwith Mary, h. 215.Gold
ESmuck Barbara, widow, h. r. Boerum n. Gra- ham av
Vindram James, shipsmith, N. pier, Atlantic Dock; h. 61 President
Vindram & Allaire, shipsmiths, N. pier, Atlantic Dock
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
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PALMER'S PATENT. MANUFACTURED BY PALMER & CO., At 378 Broadway, New York, and 19 Green Street, Boston.
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THESE LIMBS are radically and essentially different in their mechanism, their operation, usefulness, and comfort, from those ordinarily made and sold. They are beautifully adapted to every variety of stump ; for every age and sex ; and for walking with the utmost ease and gracefulness ; as also for actively engaging in every kind of business pursuit.
They are accredited as the most useful and beautiful limbs ever invented, for which they have the highest awards of Gold and Silver Medals.
Je Upward of two thousand persons, men, women, and children (including twenty-five persons wearing pairs of them), are in the daily and constant use of these Limbs.
Entire satisfaction is guaranteed.
Pamphlets, containing References, and the most reliable in- formation, are sent to all who apply for them.
REFERENCES.
VALENTINE MOTT, M.D. | J. M. CARNOCHAN, M.D.
WILLARD PARKER, M.D. | ALFRED C. POST, M.D. JOHN C. CHEESEMAN, M.D.
Also, the first Surgeons in Boston and Philadelphia.
HENRY W. KINGMAN. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER"&MANUFACTURER' OF CABINET FURNITURE AND CHAIRS KINDS
OF ALL
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c&c. Nº 438 PEARL ST.
NEW YORK
GOODS PACKED FOR SHIPPING AT SHORT NOTICE.
LINDSEY'S DOUBLE-ACTING ROTARY FORCE PUMP.
This Pump has recently been GREATLY IMPROVED, and now raises water much faster and easier than when first made. The side gearing and balance wheels are now adapted to all depths of wells -- and an air chamber has been made so as to attach to it in two minutes time-'rendering it very convenient for throwing water for ordinary pur- poses ; it is also arranged so as to discharge water at the top of the ground, and also at second or third stories above. For cisterns, and wells of all depths, it has now no equal, especially for DEEP WELLS. A pump and 20 feet of pipe complete, costs $20; a pump and 35 feet, $26 ; a pump and 50 feet, $28 ; &c. Gearing, from $3 10 $8, owing to depth of well. Three sizes are now made and ready for sale-and the pump warranted to work. A Circular, with drawings and full description, sent free of postage to all parts of the world, on application to JAMES M. EDNEY, 56 John Street, New York.
PIANOS, MELODEONS, HARPS, &C.
For the accommodation of strangers and others visiting the lower part of the city, one assortment of A. H. GALE & Co., and WM. MILLER's unrivalled PIANOS, and CARHART, NEEDHAM & Co's .; and LISCOM, DEARBORNE & Co's far- famed MELODEONS will be kept constantly on hand; together with every style of Piano and Melodeon Stools, Covers, and Instruction Books. As the subscriber pays no rent, and sells for a small commission, he challenges examination and comparison as to styles and prices, with any other establishment. Instruments of these and all other makers at wholesale and retail, at factory prices, and fully warranted.
JAMES M. EDNEY, 56 John Street, New York. A
THE BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY. 1857-8.
Our Advertising patrons may be found by referring to the colored paper at the end of the appendix, classified, and arranged in alphabetical order.
We feel justified, after four years' acquaintance, in saying we believe.them to be among the very best in their voca- tions in the Cities of Brooklyn and New York.
ABBREVIATIONS, ETC.
al. alley ; av. avenue; bldg. building ; col. colored ; com, commission; c. corner; ct. court ; E. east; ex. exchange; h. house ; la. lane; manf. manufacturer ; mer. merchant ; mkr. maker ; mkt. market ; n. near ; N. north ; off. office ; op. opposite ; pl. place ; r. rear ; (Rev.) clergyman ; rd. road; S. south ; sq. square ; wid. widow ; W. west; N. Y. New York.
NOTE -Names marked thus (E) are persons residing or doing business in the Eastern District.
Names received too late for regular insertion, follow immediately after the general alphabetical arrangement.
(A)
EAbadie Adaline, school, 4th c. S. 9th, h. 89 4th Abberly Richard, shoemkr. 172 Hudson av. h. 170 Hudson av
Abberly Thomas, ship joiner, h. Leonard n. Meserole av
EAbbeshun Charles, laborer, h. r. 253 S. 4th
Abbey L. H. agent, 133 William, N. Y. h. 140 Washington
EAbbey Parsons, seaman, h. Broadway n. 5th Abbey Timothy C. segarmkr. 374 Myrtle av
Abbey W. S. h. 279 Union
Abbot Edwin J. bar keeper, h. 60 Main
Abbot Francis H. mer. 141 Front, N. Y. h. Clinton av. n. Green av
EAbbot Nicholas, carpenter, h. Smith, n. Her- bert
Abbot Thomas, laborer, h. Pacific, n. Vander- bilt av
Abbot Thomas W. com. mer. 141 Front, N. Y. h. Gates av. n. Franklin av
Abbott Francis B. physician, h. 195 Adelphi Abbott George, butcher, h. 242 Bridge .
Abbott George G. embosser, Bergen n. Hoyt, and 295} Pearl, N. Y. h. 122 2d pl
Abbott George H. copyist, reg. off. City Hall, h. City Hall
EAbbott Hannah L. teacher, h. 75 7th
Abbott Henry, jeweler, N. Y. h. Bergen n. Classon av
EAbbott Isaiah, butcher, h. 192 S. 1st
Abbott James, painter, h. Spencer n. Willoughby Abbott Joseph W. milkman, h. Dekalb av. n. Throop av
Abbott Moses, keeper City Hall
Abbott Mrs. - h. 122 2d pl
Abbott Nathaniel M. embosser, Bergen n. Hoyt, and 2953 Pearl, N. Y. h. 22 2d pl
Abbott Richard, tinsmith, h. Schenek c. De Kalb Abbott Samuel D. butcher, 51 Myrtle av. h. 125 Johnson
EAbbott Walter S. harnessmkr. h. Broadway op. 6th
| Abbott William, ship master, h. 77 Lawrence Abbott N. M. & Co. cloth embossing manfs. Ber- gen n. Hoyt, and 295} Pearl, N. Y.
Abbotts Henry, h. Lafayette av. n, Lewis av E Abbrecht Gottlieb, baker, 98 Union av Abe John, laborer, h. Van Brunt n. Partition Abegg Henry, mer. 38 Broad N. Y. h. Quincy, n. Nostrand av
Abel -- , printer, Greene av. n. Classon av EAbel John E. segarmkr. h. 101 Montrose av Abell Catharine, laundress, h. Hamilton av. n. Mill
E Abell Margaretta, seamstress, h. 130 1st Abelt Henry, cutter, h. 48 Bergen
EAbend Benedict, shoemkr. h. Meserole n. Gra- ham av
EAbendroth Jacob, skin dresser, Maspeth av. n. Bushwick av
Abercrombie John, shoemkr. 116 Concord
Ablang Hermann, porter, h. Clinton c. Luqueer Able Edward L. bookkeeper, h. 124 Prince Abott Rosanna, wid. h. 111 Gold
Abrahams Henry, segar box mkr. r. 90 Grand, h. 79 N. 1st
Abrahams Isaac, segarmkr. 77 Hamilton av Abrahams James H. hatter, h. 60 Carlton av Abrahams Louis, tailor, h. 56 Adams ..
Abrahams Mary A. col. wid. h. r. 283 Adams Abrahams Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Harrison
EAbrahardt Christopher, laborer, h. 137 Gra- ham av
EAbrams George, clerk, h. Green Point av. n. Franklin
EAbrams Henry, moulder, h. Green Point av. n. Franklin
E Abrams James S. ship carpenter, h. Orchard n. Calyer
Abrams Joseph, sash and blind mkr. 24 Front Abrams Susan, col. wid. h. 152 Navy
Abrams Valentine, carpenter, h. 62 Navy
Abury Michael, shoemkr. h. 117} Atlantic
Abury Patrick, shoemkr. bds. 117} Atlantic EAcademy of Music, 4th c. S. 3d
Ace John, seaman, h. 175 York
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Achebach Jacob, hair dresser, Myrtle av. n. | Adair Henry, h. 248 Marshall Skillman
Achelis Thomas, dry goods, 170 Fulton, N. Y. h. 175 Henry
E Acheson James J. auctioneer, Beekman, N. Y. h. 6 N. 3d
Ack Christian, barber, 340 Columbia
EAcker Andrew, carpenter, r. 42 Graham av Acker Ann, widow, h. Ralph av. c. Madison Acker Charles, tailor, h. 43 Atlantic
Acker Egbert, clerk, 286 Gold
Acker George W., ship carpenter, h. 109 Gold EAcker Henry C. com. mer. 106 Barclay, N. Y. h. 6 Jefferson pl .
Acker John, printer, h. 272 Hudson av Acker Letitia, h. 256 Adams
Acker Matilda, widow, h. 272 Hudson av
Acker Peter B. dry goods, 23 and 25 Park pl. and 20 and 22 Murray, N. Y. h. 281 Jay
EAcker Randolph, carpenter, h. Debevoise n.
Acker Victor, jeweler, h. 51 Atlantic [Smith
EAckerley Henry, hotel, 2 Grand
EAckerly Alanson, saloon, 11 Grand
E Ackerly Curtis, fruit dealer, South c. Beekman, N. Y. Broadway n. 3d
Ackerly George, carpenter, h. Carroll n. 3d av EAckerly James, painter, bds. Noble n. Franklin ÆAckerly Hiram, builder, N. 10th n. 1st, h. Ist n. N. 10th
Ackerman Abraham, carpenter, h. 85 Orange EAckerman Caspar, laborer, h. r. 96 Montrose av Ackerman Catharine, widow, h. 145 York
Ackerman Daniel, cartman, h. 201 Adams
Ackerman George, publisher, 167 William, N. Y. h. 34 Prospect
Ackerman Herman, importer silk, h. 304 Dean EAckerman Jacob, carpenter, h. 95 N. 3d Ackerman James, h. 154 Lawrence
EAckerman James, boilermkr. 9 and 11 N. 2d, h. 12 N. 2d .
Ackerman John R. mer. tailor, Broadway c. Chambers, N. Y. h, 96 W. Warren
Ackerman L. J. widow, h. 114 Johnson
Ackerman Moses, grate and fendermkr. 181 Concord
Ackerman Peter C. liquor dealer, 63 Broadway, N. Y. h. 48 President
E Ackerman Thomas, boilermkr. 9 and 11 N. 2d, h. 69 N. 4th
EAckerman T. & J. boiler manf. 9 & 11 N. 2d
EAckerson James W. segarmkr. h. 72 Grand Ackhoff Phillis, widow, h. Vandyke c. Van Brunt EAckhorn Charles, blacksmith, h. Wyckoff n. Lorimer
Ackley Addison, shirt manf. 131 Atlantic
E Ackley Charles, milkman, Withers n. Graham av Ackley Delia, widow, h. 189 Duffield
Ackley George G. liquors, 197. and 199 York
Ackley James, carpenter, h. Hall n. Gates av Ackley Thomas laborer, h. Bridge n. Plymouth Ackley William B. lawyer, 19 William, N. Y. h. 171 Duffield
Acne George, butcher, 44 Hudson av
Acor John J. plasterer, Fulton av c. Raymond, h. 258 Navy
EAcorn Anthony, laborer, h. 119 Johnson
EAcorn Nicholas, ropemkr. Moore n. Bushwick av Acosta John, h. 26 Clinton
Acret George E. truss manf. Franklin av. n. Willoughby av
Adair Robert, cooper, 87 Pine, N. Y. h. Gates av c. Reid av
Adame John, tailor, h. 88 Montrose av
Adams Alexander, feed, 33 Pearl, N. Y. h. 218 Smith
Adams C. L. lampblack manf. Baltic n. Classon av. h. Bergen c. Grand .
Adams Catharine (col.) h. r. 143 Prospect Adams Charles, h 116 Prince
EAdams Charles, ship carpenter, h. Eckford n. Calyer
ADAMS CHARLES C. French boots, 203 Atlan- tic, h. 319 Pacific
Adams Charles W. traveling agent, h. Washing- ton av. n. Lafayette av
Adams Edward, dry goods, Myrtle av.n. Classon av Adams Edwin S. teacher, h. Ryerson n. Park av Adams Elizabeth, widow, h 151 Navy
Adams Elizabeth, teacher, h. 308 Pacific
Adams George F. physician, h. 141 Amity EAdams Henry, architect, h. 34 Monroe pl S. 5th EAdams Henry, mason, h. 177 N. 6th Adams Henry, ship joiner, h. 201 High EAdams James, engineer, h. 252 Ist
Adams James, laborer, h. 116 Hamilton av
Adams James H., shoecutter, h. 189 Myrtle av Adams James L. warehouses, 40 and 41 Com-
mercial Wharf, Atlantic Dock, h. Clinton av n. Lafayette av
EAdams Jessie, milkman, Broadway c. Ann EAdams Johanna, dressmkr. h. 97 4th Adams John, Cumberland c. Park av
Adams John, bookbinder, 471 Columbia
EAdams John, laborer, h. r. 38 N. 7th
EAdams John, tailor, bds. 128 Mckibbin Adams J. A. bds. Mansion House
Adams J. C. tobacco, 47 Front, N. Y. h. 216 Degraw
Adams J. C. lumber mer. 26th, c. 3d av. h. 23d n. 4th av
Adams John Q. clerk justice's court, City Hall, h. 3d av. n. 17th
Adams John Q. stoves, 132 Atlantic, h. 20 Pacific EAdams John R. baker, h. 2 Union av. c. Johnson E Adams Joseph H. hardware, 242 Pearl, N. Y. h. 13 4th
Adams Josiah H. glazier's diamond maker, 12th . n. 7th av
Adams Martin, seaman, h 69 Hudson av
E Adams Mary, widow, dressmaker, h. 297 Grand Adams Philip P. shoe manf. 319 Pacific
EAdams Robert, morocco dresser, h. 89 S. 6th
Adams Russell W. lumber mer. 116 Wall, N. Y. h. 388 Pacific
EAdams Samuel, rigger, h. 69 8th
Adams Sarah, widow, b. 170 Prospect
EAdams Stephen, fireman, h 225 N. 7th
Adams S. E. prin. public school No. 12, h. Ryer- son n. Myrtle av
Adams Samuel P. sailmaker, h. 201 High
Adams Thomas, broker, 71 Wall, N. Y. h. 38th n. 3d av
Adams Thomas, hatter, bds. 147 Willoughby Adams J. Q. & Co. stoves, 132 Atlantic Adams & Buckingham, warehouses, 40 & 41 Com- mercial Whf. Atlantic Dock
Addams Hugh, laborer, Irving n. Van Brunt
Adderley William, watchmaker, h. Classon av. n Park av
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Adderson, John, laborer, h. 46 Pearl Addison James, laborer, h. 77 York Addy Edward, watchman, h. 67 Prospect Adee Daniel, printer, h. 100 Hampden EAdelmann Joseph, shoemaker, h. 128 Meserole EAdema Almira, widow, h. 118 N. 3d EAdickes Lerick, grocer, 1st c. N. 7th EAdima John, policeman, h. 88 Montrose av
E Adkins Sarah, widow, h. Flushing av. n. Morrell Adlam Thomas, finisher, h. 98 Carll
Adlard Robert, baker confectionary, 94 Myrtle av Adler Albert, clerk, h. 222 Pearl
EAdler Henrietta; widow, dry goods, 155 Ewen Adley Jane, h. 77 York
EAdlington John, cooper, 6th n. N. 5th
Adolphus Nathan, h. 91 Adelphi
EAdrian Meserole, lock manf. 618 4th, N. Y. h. Lorimer n. Norman av
EAdriance Mary Ann, widow, h. 55 South 3d Aeegeman Paul, baker, 464 Atlantic EAeke John, brewer, h. 67 Johnson EAeos Joseph, boxmaker, h. 61 Marshall EAesamann Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 429 Lorimer EAewin William, tailor, h. Montrose av.n.Smith Afflick Davis L. mason, h. 195 Adams
EAfflick James, cooper, h. Bushwick av. n. Grand Afford Augustus, shoemaker, h. r. 81 Hudson av EAfleck Joseph L. machinist, h. N. 2d c. Lorimer Agan John, laborer, h. 42 John
Agan John, mason, h. 18 Atlantic av
Agan Peter, carpenter, h. Warren n. Washing- ton av
Agan Peter, glassworker, h. 44 W. Baltic Agan Thomas, ship carpenter, h. 29 Talman Agar James, salesman, bds. 85 Main Agate Charles, mer. N. Y. h. 109 Prospect Agen John, gardener, h. Ralph av. n. Hancock Agen Martin, tailor, h. Water c. Pearl
Ager Alexander, clerk, h. 4 Pacific
Ager Susan, widow, h. r. 11 Jay
Aggert John, math. insts. Pearl. c. Jobn, N. Y. h. 58 High
EAgner Lewis, seaman, h. 72 Marshall
Agnew David, bricklayer, Flushing av. c. Hewes Agnew James, hatter, h. r. Bolivar n. Raymond EAgnew Patrick, blacksmith, h.Orchard n.Calyer E Agrickoler John, shoemaker, h. 135 Boerum
Ahern Joseph, ship sawyer, Conover n. Elizabeth Ahern Thomas, butcher, 30 Hamilton av. mkt .. h Hamilton av. n. Rapelyea Ahlers Peter, lighterman, h. Vandyke n. Ferris EAhnstedt Jobn, grocer, Debevoise c. Morrell E Ahrens Albert, peddler, h. Ist c. N. 11th EAhrens George H. teas and coffees, 249 Grand EAhrens Max, segars, 48 Nassau, N. Y. h. 30} Grand
Ahrens Rudolph, segars, 43 S. 7th
Aiker Miss S. M. teacher. h. 293 Schermerhorn Aikins Thomas, jeweler, h. 77 Dean E Aiklee George A. tailor, 71 Varet
EAikley Joseph, grocer, 70 N. 5th
E Aikman Charles, hat block manf. 44 Rose, N. Y. h. 32 Morton
Aikman James H. clerk. h. 94 Dean
Ainslie Christina, wid. Vanderbilt av. n. Atlan- tic av
E Ainslie James, imp. liquors, 192 Front, N. Y. |EAlexander John, moulder, h. Ainslie n. Leonard h. 24 5th EAinslie Mary, widow, h. 108 S. 5th E Ainslie Robert A. clerk, h. 108 S. 5th
Aitken David C. salesman, h. 93 Adams Aitken John, lawyer, 119 Nassau, N. Y. h. 54 Fleet
Aitkens Thomas, seaman, h. 90 Concord Aiken Walter, clockmkr. Broadway n. Marcy av EAker Andrew, tailor, h. Moore n. Graham av EAkerly Hiram, carpenter, N. 10th n. 1st, h. 393 1st
E Akerly Isaac C. carpenter, h. 119 N. 7th
Akerly Robert, blacksmith, h. 19 Cottage row Van Brunt
EAkerly William, carriage manf. 90 S. 7th, 22 Grand
Akhurst John, taxidermist, 9% Prospect
Akin Abiel, mer. 27 Pearl, N. Y. h. 38 E. Warren Akin Isaac D. importer, N. Y. h. 256 Sackett Aklley Elizabeth, tailoress, h. 180 Nassau Akrill Hannah, wid. h. Wythe av. n. Morton EAlben Lucretia, widow, h. 78 N. 2d
EAlbere Grigware, engineer, h. Green n. Frank- lin
E Albers Henry, porter, h. Broadway, c. 4th EAlbert John, candies, Montrose av. n. Graham av
Albert John, servant, h. Baltic, corner Hoyt E Albert Joseph, cooper, h. 2d, corner N. 7th EAlbert Joseph, laborer, h. Bushwick av. n. Conselyea
Albert William, mer. John, c. Cliff, N. Y. h. 33 Fleet
Albertson Gilbert, ferryman, h. 22 Pacific Albertson John W. pilot, h. 168 Johnson EAlbetts Ann, widow, h. Ist, n. N. 1st
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