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Brooklyn City Directory, 1867 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
Advertisements
2-5
Title page
6
Directory listings
10-658
Late insertions 659
Index to Advertisements
660- 661
Street and Avenue Directory
662-696
Advertisements
697 - 701
Index to Appendix
702 -703
Appendix: City government agencies and public services listings, including banks, churches, etc.
704-732
Advertisements
733-746
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
mswiance so
37 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
ET
FIRE
MA
CAPITAL
DIRECTORS! ASHER TAYLOR PRESIDENT. BEN'J H. HOWELL, PHILETUS H. HOLT JOSEPH P. WICKHAM. SILAS DAVIS, OLIVER H. SHEPARD, ALFRED L. ROWE, WM. P. MILLER, STEPHEN W. GAINES, ELISHA L. WALTON, NELSON SHERWOOD HENRY G. REEVE, DANIEL T. WILLETS, ALBERT L. DE CAMP, JOHN M. BRUCE, JR. STEPHEN LININGTON! .ENOCH KET.CHAM, WM. A. CUMMINGS, HENRY LYLES, JR. BREWS'R VALENTINE, GEO. B. WHITFIELD, ALBERT HAVEMEYER, EDWARD BILL, NATH'L W. CHATER, WM. H. GOODWIN, DWIGHT TOWNSEND SAMUEL A. SAWYER, GEORGE LUFF.
FERD'D. A. CROCKER,
ISAAC ODELL,
H. P. FREEMAN,
Statement of the Condition of the Company, JANUARY Ist, 1866.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand, - $21,664 62
New York State Bonds, 1,000 00
United States Treasury Notes, mar-
ket value, 148,736 00
Bank Stocks, 5,100 00
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages, being first lien of record on Un- incumbered Real Estate, worth at least $300,000, 167,222 00
Loans on Stocks and Bonds, pay- able on demand, the market value of securities pledged, at least $40,568, 30,900 00
Due for Premiums,
8,380 21
Due for Interest accrued, 7,429 13
TOTAL ASSETS, - $390,431 96
LIABILITIES.
Total amount of Losses, Claims and Liabilities, - $18,363 30
The Company continue to Insure against
DISASTERS BY FIRE
ON THE PARTICIPATION PLAN,
Or otherwise on the most Favorable Terms.
" The SCRIP DIVIDEND on Participation, has been as high as 60 per cent. in a year. HENRY P. FREEMAN, SEC'Y. ASHER TAYLOR, PRES'T'
WYCKOFF & LITTLE, Agents, Montague Street, near Court, Brooklyn
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
GUTTENTAG & MYERS, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF TIN CANS.
For Oils, Varnishes, Paints, Putty, Lard, Butter, &c. HERMETICALLY SEALING CANS, OF ALL SIZES. 19 Ann Street, Third Floor, NEW YORK, And JOHN ST., between Jay and Pearl, BROOKLYN. The best of work at lower prices than any other house in the City.
BROOKLYN CITY ICE
COMPANY.
Offices 7 FRONT STREET, near Fulton, Brooklyn, 48 FULTON STREET, New York.
NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER ICE COMPANY.
W. M. ANDREWS, President.
G. C. EHRSAM, MACHINIST
76, 78 and 80 Elm Street, New York.
Steam Engines, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Patent Fibre-Cleaning Machines Pulleys, Hangers and Shafting constantly on hand.
BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY, J. LAIN & CO., Publishers. All persons authorized to act as AGENTS for us for the collection of any moneys, are furnished with evidence of authority, signed by J. LAIN.
Offices Post Office Building, Montague Street, near Court, Brooklyn ; And 113 Fulton Street, New York.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
J. TIETJEN, Union Coal and Wood Yards,
42, 44, 46 and 48 SACKETT STREET,
Bet. Van Brunt St. and Hamilton Ferry,
BROOKLYN.
Also, 209 & 211 Grand St. and 24 & 26 Hamilton St., New York.
Pure LOCUST MOUNTAIN Red and White Ash COALS constantly on hand, at the lowest Market Prices. HARD and PINE WOOD sawed and split to any size ; also, Bundle Wood supplied to dealers. A liberal reduction made to the trade.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
JOHN TIETJEN, 254 Sackett.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANA AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
SERAN ON COA
For Steam or Family Use.
YARDS: FURMAN STREET, bet. Wall, St. and Atlantic Ferries,
0. BANKS, Agent. BOND STREET, near DECRAW, Cowanus Creek. J. W. VANSICKLE, Agent.
LOUIS BERGE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO
Organs and
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FORTES Melodeons, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
97 Bleecker St .. second block West of Broadway, N. Y.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons to hire; Rent allowed if purchased. Monthly Payments received for the same. Second-hand Instruments at bargains from $40 to $250.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
TERWILLIGER & CO.,
Manufacturers of the Improved Triple Flange
FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
With Combination and Powder-Proof Locks DEPOT, 100 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
SKELETON SAFES, AND
MADE TO ORDER.
VAULT DOORS,
The Improved Salamander Safes are made with Three Flanges, [all othe Safes have but two], giving more fire-proof filling, and a greater protectio against fire ; also of heavier plate iron than used by any other Manufacturer The Locks and Bolts are protected with Plates of Hardened Steel, which is th only protection against the Burglar's Drill and the insertion of Powder.
WARRANTED FREE FROM DAMPNESS.
Jewelers' and Bankers' Safes Made to Order, Line with Hardened Steel. Ornamental House & Plate Safes.
THE
BROOKLYN CITY
DIRECTORY
This Book Is A Gift Of HAROLD and CELIA BAKERMAN FOR
THE YEAR ENDING MAY 1ST,
1867.
COMPILED BY J. LAIN.
PUBLISHED BY J. LAIN AND COMPANY. OFFICES: POST OFFICE BUILDING, MONTAGUE STREET, NEAR COURT STREET, BROOKLYN, AND 113 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
PRICE, $3.50.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, BY J. LAIN AND COMPANY,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York.
PRESS OF WYNKOOP & HALLENBECK, 113 FULTON STREET, K. T.
PREFACE.
Ir has been the constant aim of the compiler, for the past thirteen years, to make the Brooklyn City Directory as accurate and complete as possible under the embarrassing circumstances to which allusion has been made in our former editions.
We think it unnecessary at this time to more than allude to the subject of renaming and renumbering the streets and avenues of this city. But we would say that the public greatly desire this much-needed improvement, and we soon hope to see the matter taken in hand and completed by the proper authorities, in a manner which will do credit to this great and rapidly growing city.
The experience of all compilers of directories is that it is impossible to please every one, and also equally impossible to make a perfect Directory, whatever facilities may be at their command. We pursue the most perfect system known, and yet some errors will occur notwithstanding all our efforts to prevent them ; but when one considers the vast amount of labor to be performed in the short time of about thirty-five days, the wonder is that we make so few errors .! Some persons seem to be constitutionally disposed to fault-finding, from these we do notjexpect to escape cen- sure ; but our experience has shown us that those who contribute most in this direction (fault- finding) contribute least toward the support of the Directory.
We believe that a Directory properly compiled is a fair index to the population of the city. If we are correct in our conclusion, our city has greatly increased in population during the past year, as our canvass for this issue gives an aggregate number of sixty-eight thousand (68,000) names, an increase over last year of more than seven thousand (7,000).
Of course it is apparent to all that this large increase greatly advances the cost of the work for canvassing, compiling, printing, binding, and all materials necessary for the same ; and while we desire to keep this indispensable work at as low a price as possible, that it may be within the reach of all, we find it absolutely necessary to advance the price fifty cents, making this edition three dollars and fifty cents ($3.50) per copy ; yet, so far as we can ascertain, our price is still below that of other large cities.
We would suggest to persons referring to the Directory that there are a number of ways in which to spell the same name, and in arranging them in alphabetical order it brings names pronounced the same but spelled differently sometimes pages apart ; for instance, the name Lain in this work occurs on page 316, the same name spelled Lane appears on page 318, and again belled Layne is found on page 322, six pages intervening between the different ways in which 'he same name is spelled. If necessary, we could give numbers of similar instances.
We take this opportunity to return our acknowledgments to our numerous patrons for their upport during the past and present year, our entire edition for the past year having been xhausted within three months after its publication.
BROOKLYN, June, 1866.
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BROOKLYN.
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(First house from the corner of 320 Broadway,)
NEW YORK.
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In all their different preparations, either by the single vial or put up in cases ; also, HOMOEOPATHIC BOOKS in the English, French, German and Spanish Languages ; and all other articles used in the HOMOEOPATHIC PRACTICE.
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ESTABLISHED 1838. Nos. 119 and 121 NASSAU STREET.
LEMUEL W. SERRELL, Solicitor of Patents, prepares MECHANICAL DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS, CAVEATS, ASSIGNMENTS, &c., and transacts with promptness and dispatch, all business connected with procuring LETTERS PATENT FOR NEW INVEN- TIONS in the United States, Great Britain, France, Belgium, Austria, Holland, New Brunswick, &c.
Inquiries (either personally or by letter) relative to the Novelty or Patentability of Inven- tions, answered gratis.
OFFICE, 119 and 121 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
PIERCY'S PATENT MEDICATED & SULPHUR BATHS, No. 482 Broadway, N. Y., & No. 5 Willoughby St., Brooklyn. FOR THE CURE OF
RHEUMATISM, ERYSIPELAS. CHILLS & FEVERS, Coughs & Colds, and all Cutaneous Eruptions, ( Patients can be accommodated with Board and Baths at 5 Willoughby Street. PORTABLE BATHS can be administered to persons who may be confined to their houses, in any part of the City of New York or Brooklyn.
SPRINGMEYER BROS. (late .. H. Belter & Co.) Furniture, 722 Broadway, New York .- See Advertisement opposite name.
THE BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY 1866-67.
NOTICE.
Our Advertising Patrons may be found by referring to the Index at the end of the names. We feel justified, after thirteen years' acquaintance, in saying we believe them to be among the very best in their vocations in the cities of Brooklyn and New York.
ABBREVIATIONS, ETC.
al. alley ; av. avenue; bldg. building; B'way, Broadway; 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 ; op. opposite ; pl. place ; pt. point ; r. rear ; 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 precede the Street and Avenue Directory.
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Aalholm Matthias, h 82 Fort Green pl EAamen Andrew, porter, h 63 Schols Abbel Henry, shoemkr. h 240 Court
EAbberley Thomas, shipjoiner, h Leonard n Meserole av
Abberly Richard, shoemkr. h 68 Park av EAbbert Conrith, music, h Montrose n. Ewen Abbertson John, lighterman, h 77 Tillary Abbey John C. cigars, h 141 Schermerhorn Abbey Timothy C. carpenter, h Hampden n. Park av
Abbey Westminster, grocer, Fulton, N. Y. h 279 Union
EAbbing Edward, tailor, h 236 S. Ist
Abbot C. wid. h 61 Prospect
EAbbot John, grocer, Graham av. c. Ainslie Abbot John M. music, h Bedford av. n. Wil- loughby av
EAbbot Mary B. wid. h 4th n. Mescrole av EAbbot W. S. saddler, h 157 B'way
Abbot William H. bookkeeper, h 250 Scher- merhorn
Abbott Asahel, musician, h 160 Atlantic av Abbott B. F. liquors, 70 Murray, N. Y. h Put- nam av. n Franklin av
EAbbott Charles S. shipsmith, h 265 S. 1st
EAbbott Charles W. seaman, h 49 3d Abbott Ezra H. cleik, h 81 Henry
Abbott G. D. mer. Boerum n. Fulton, h 259 Bridge
Abbott Hannah, wid. h 153 Elliott pl
Abbott Harrison B. milkman, h Lafayette av. n. Yates av
EAbbott Henry, rigger, h 295 S. 5th
E Abbott Isaiah, horsedealer, h r. 240 S. 2d EAbbott Isaiah, Jr. peddler, hr. 240 S. 2d EAbbott Job, horsedealer, h r. 240 S. 2d
Abbott Nathan M., dentist, h Fulton av. c. Cumberland
Abbott Richard, tinsmith, h Canton n. Tillary Abbott Rose, wid. John, h 113 Gold
Abbott Samuel S., lawyer, 9 Willoughby, h 99 Lawrence
Abbott, Thomas, restaurant, C. I., h Church Court
Abbott Thomas, shoemaker, h r. 149 Plymouth EAbbott William, peddler, h r. 240 S. 2d
Abbott Woodruff, carman, h Kosciusko n. Lewis av
Abdell William H. clerk, h 16th n. 4th av
Abeel Edward, shipmaster, h Ormond pl. n. Fulton av
Abel Edwin L. mer. 161 Maiden la. N. Y. h 106 2d pl
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY, 108 & 110 BROADWAY, N. Y., (Marine & Fire) assets $1,650,000-three-fourths of the Profits returned to the assured.
Machines to Let by the Week or Month. { Corner Fulton and Court streets. ]
E. H. Craige,
Operators furnished for Families.
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TRAVELERS ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Connecticut, New York Office, 160 Fulton street, opposite St. Paul's Church.
ABE-ACK
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ACK-ADA
Abel Frederick, cigarmkr. h Van Buren n. | EAcker Henry, h 26 S. 3d Bedford av
EAbel J. cabinetmkr. h 25 Johnson Abel Jane, fancygoods, 647 Court
Abel John, machinist, h 647 Court
Abenious Charles, printer, 102 Grand, N. Y. h Hickory n. Marcy av
EAberhart Henry, h River n. Throop av Aberle John, shoes, 116 Fulton, h 25 Front EAbers Frederick, sugarboiler, h 168 4th
Aberthry Ann, wid. 6 Flatbush av
Abery Thomas, seaman, h 9th n. Smith Abey Asa, carpenter, h 140 Washington
Abijel Jane, wid. h 125 Franklin av
Ablowich Julius, mantillas, 131 Ridge, N. Y. h 30 Hudson av
Aborn B. clerk, h 41 Joralemon
Abraham Abaham, drygoods, 285 Fulton, h 238 Livingston
Abraham Bridget, wid. h 41 Little Abraham J. h 38 Classon av
Abraham James, packer, h 581 Columbia Abraham John, candies, h Carroll c. 5th av Abraham Samuel, cashier, h 285 Fulton Abraham Thomas, lab. h Columbia n. Centre Abrahams D. W. C. driver, h 223 Navy Abrahams Joseph, sashmaker, h 24 Front Abrahams Jacob, tobacconist, h 136 Smith
EAbrahams Joseph, tailor, h 168 Ewen E Abrahams Lewis, tailor, h 227 N. 6th Abrahams Nathan, tailor, 79 Main, h 79 Main Abrahams Susan, (col). wid. laundress, h 232 Gold
Abrahams Valentine, carpntr. h 49 Clermont av Abrahams Whitehead, clerk, h 29 Gold Abrahams George B. agent, h 3d av. c. 27th Abrams Margaret, wid h 300 Hicks Abram Mary, wid. laundress, h 36 State Abrams Isaac, teacher, h 13 Charles Abrams J. A. wid. h 22 Tompkins pl Abrams James F. starter, h 3d av. N. 27th EAbrams J. S. carpenter, h Orchard n. Calyer Abrams Joseph, sash and blinds, h 24 Front Abrams Lockwood, butcher, 154 Fulton, h Rockaway
Abrams Mary A. wid. (col.) laundress, h 44 De Kalb av
EAbrams Seth R. hosemkr. h 252 S. 6th Abrams, T. butcher, 154 Fulton, h Rockaway Abrams William H. painter, h 146 Pacific Abrams Wilson, laborer, h 19 N. Oxford Abrand Otto, laborer, h Bridge n. John Accaback Jacob, barber, Myrtle av.n. Classon av ACCIDENTAL INS. CO. Wyckoff & Little, agts. Montague n. Court Ace John, shipmaster, h 44 Adelphi EAchdmadd Michael, tailor, h 44 Graham av Achelis Thomas, drygoods, 120 Duane, N. Y. h 175 Henry
Acheson Jane, h 309 Hicks EAcheson J. J. (M.D.) h 39 4th Acheson S. physician, 133 Sackett
Achtermacht H. coal, 113 Broadway, N. Y. h 5 Jefferson
EAchterrath Aug. brushmkr. 52 Union av EAckardt Bernard, porter, h 163 Ainslie EAcke John, tablemkr. h Varet n, Morrell Acken Dudley, clerk, h 44 State
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Acker John, printer, h 275 Hudson av Acker Julius, clerk, h 7th n. 5th av
Acker Margaret A. h Madison c. Ralph av Acker Matilda, wid. h 275 Hudson av
EAcker Rudolph, carpenter, h Smith n. Cook EAckerly Alanson, restaurant, 11 Grand EAckerly Alanson P., clerk, h 5th c. Grand
EAckerly Curtis, fruits, 214 Front, N. Y. h 2 Broadway
Ackerly George, carpenter, h Carroll n. 3d av EAckerly Samuel S., carpenter, h 168 S. 1st EAckerly William, carriagemaker, h. 6 Ainslie E Ackerly & Rogers, restaurant, 11 Grand Ackarman Abraham, carpenter, h 24 N.Oxford Ackerman Francis, wine, 48 Beaver, N. Y. h 88 W. Baltic Ackerman Gertrude, wid. h 163 Gold
Ackerman Henry, clerk, h Willoughby av. c. Classon av
Ackerman Herman, drygds, 36 Warren, N. Y. h 304 Dean
Ackerman John, metals, 282 Pearl, N. Y. h 102 Lawrence
Ackerman John F. conductor, h 345 Dean
Ackerman John H. butcher, h Sands n. Hud- son av
Ackerman John R. tailor, Broadway, N. Y. h 96 W. Warren
EAckerman Joseph, metals, h 94 N. 2d Ackerman Joshua, hardware, h 1 Wyckoff EAckerman M. conductor, h Eagle n. Freeman EAckerman Mary A. wid. nurse, h 26 N. 2d Ackerman Moses, porter, h 45 Clermont av EAckerman Sarah, wid. h 35 S. 3d
Ackerman Sarah, wid. h Park av. n. Bedford av EAckerman Thomas, boilermaker, h Clinton
n. Washington
EAckerman George, shipjoiner, h 65 N. 1st Ackerman Louisa J. wid. h 94 Johnson Ackerman Michael, liquors, 368 Hudson av Ackerson Jacob, carpenter, h 34 Butler - Ackerson John, laborer, h 10 Franklin pl EAckert G. wid. h 79 Meserole EAckiss Lucrecia, (col.) wid. h 7 Varet Ackland Benjamin, stoves, 83 Main, h 83 Main EAckle R. trimmer, h 38 Schols
Ackles William, laborer, h r. 127 Plymouth Ackley Addison, furnishing, 131 Atlantic Ackley G. G. hotel, 197 York.
Ackley James, carpenter, h Hall n. Gates av Ackley Joseph, grocer, 24 Bedford av
Ackley S. carpenter, h Hall n. Gates av
Ackley William, laborer, h Water c. Bridge EAcklit George, mason, h Throop av. n. River Ackof Henry, tailor, Marion c. Jamaica plk. rd Acov James, plasterer, 91 Atlantic av. h Ber- gen n Pearsall
Acov Lewis, plasterer, 91 Atlantic av
Acov & Bro. plasterers, 91 Atlantic av EAcorn John, carrier, h 213 Montrose av EAcorn Samuel, engineer, h 8 Stagg Acret George E. trusses, 120 Fulton Acret G. S. surgeon, 120 Fulton
Adair Henry J. clerk, h 71 Hudson av Adair Mary, wid. h 19 Hudson av
Adair Robert, cooper, 86 Pine, N. Y. h 20 Flushing av
J. W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (or Double Spring) SKIRTS. Will not Bend or Break like Single Springs. They are Superior to all others.
BRYANT, STRATTON & CLARK'S BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 13 to 16 Court street. Book-keeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, and Commercial Law practically taught. Send for Catalogue.
SPRINGMEYER BROS. (late J. H. Belter & Co.) Furniture, 722 Broadway, New York .- See Advertisement opposite name.
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3 ADA-ADL
EAdam John, laborer, h 39 Graham av -
Adam John, seaman, h Partition n. Conover Adama, Francis J. cooper, h 69 Sands
Adams Andrew, marble, 266 W. 13th, N. Y. h 40 Fort Green pl
Adams Austin, bookkeeper, h Clinton av. n. De Kalb av
Adams Benjamin M. (Rev.) h 39 Fleet EAdams Bostick, carpenter, h 136 S. 3d
Adams Calvin, shipmaster, h 2 Carroll park EAdams Charles, carpenter, h Eckford n Calyer A.Iams Charles A. clerk, h 209 Washington
EADAMS CHARLES H. boots and shoes, 348 Grand
Adams Coe, butter, 166 Chambers, N. Y. h 152 Columbia
Adams C. C. manf. 3 Maiden la. N. Y. h 34 W. Baltic
Adams C. W. wid. h Madison n Franklin av A-lams Darwin, agent, h 191 Adelphi EAdams Edward, h 160 S. 2d
A·lams Edwin S. teacher, h 59 Ryerson
Adams Elizabeth wid. (col.) laundress, 386 Hudson av
ADAMS ELIZABETH, manf. of the celebrated Forrest Cure and the Golden Salve, 20 Fulton av
A.lams Frederick, sailmkr. h 11 Woodhull Adams George, hooknkr. h Tillary c. Raymond Adams George, liquors, h Luqueer n. Clinton Adams George, salesman, h Harrison n. Henry Adams Gordon C. supt. h 15th n. 3d av
Adams H. u. s. a. h 623 Fulton av
Adams Henry, grocer, 9 Old sl. N. Y. h 80 Lafayette av
Adams Henry, joiner, h 201 High
Adams Henry, tailor, h 47.Talman
Adams Henry B. machinist, 350 Pearl, N. Y. h 75 Middagh
Adams Henry R.architect, Marcy av. c.Gates av Adams J. wid. h 11 Woodhull
Adams James, carpenter, h 31 Atlantic av.
E Adams James, cutler, h 184 S. 5th
Adams James, laborer, h 47 Little
EAdams James, seaman, h 51 N. 7th
Adams James, stevedore, h 29 Rapelyea
Adams James L. tobacco, 416 Columbia, h 53 W. Baltic
EAdams J. C. calker, h Van Cott av
EAlams Jehiel, shipmaster, h Freeman n. Union av
EAdams Jessey, milk, h B'way c. Ann
Adams J. H. diamonds, 119 Nassau, h 40 Flatbush av
Adams John, binder, h 13 Fulton av
EAdams John, clerk, h r. 189 S. 2d
Adams John, clothing, h 11 Hanover pl EAdams John, gilder, h 151 S. 3d
Adams John, laborer, h 241 Marshall
EAdams John, police, h Leonard n. Montrose av Adams John, produce, 201 Atlantic
Adams J. (col.) waiter, h Bergen, n. Albany av EAdams John B. printer, h 158 S. 5th
Adams John Q. lawyer, 345 Fulton, h 82 Wil- loughby
E Adams Joseph, h 96 S. 2d
Adams Joseph H. hardware, 283 Pearl, N. Y. Clinton av. n. De Kalb av
Adams J. Q. & Co. stoves, 132 Atlantic, h 71 Warren
Adams Julius W. engineer, 128 B'way, N. Y. h 112 Schermerhorn
Adams Martha, wid. h Gates av.c. Tompkins av EAdams Mary, wid. h 384 Grand
EAdams Mary, wid. seamstress, h r. 81 Mar- shall
Adams Naham, carpenter, h r. Conover n. Dike- man
Adams Norman S. c. h. h 53 W. Baltic Adams Philip P. shoemkr. h 309 Pacific
Adams Richard S. (Rev.) h New York av. n. Herkimer
ADAMS R. W. & CO. lumber, Van Brunt n. Hamilton av. and 116 Wall, N. Y. h St. Mark's pl. c. New York av
Adams 8. flour, 1003 Fulton av
'Adams Samuel, cooper, h r. 101 Gold
EAdams Samuel, rigger, h 203 N. 1st
Adams Samuel P. sailmkr. h 201 High
Adams Sarah, milliner, 40 Flatbush av
Adams Stephen, livery, 452 Fulton av. h 304 Adelphi
EAdams Stephen, laborer, h 224 N. 7th
Adams Susan, wid. h 2411 Fulton
Adams Thomas W. housemover, h 236 Adelphi
Adams Walter, drugs, 108 John, N. Y. h 4th av. n. 22d
Adams William, bookkeeper, h 7 Lafayette av
Adams W. plumber, 165 Atlantic, h N. Y.
Adams William, publisher, h Gates av. c. Tompkins av
Adams William, (col.) whitewasher, h 386 Hudson av
Adams William G. tobacco, 13 Old sI. N. Y. h 216 Degraw
Adams & Morris, livery stables, horses, carriages and saddle horses on livery by the week or month, 1008 Fulton av
Adams & Packer, counselors, 345 Fulton
EAddams Horatio B. clerk, h. 128 N. 1st
EAddams Robert, police, h 89 S. 6th
Addinsell George W. salesman, h 340 Cler- mont av
Addis Richard, clerk, h 232 Atlantic
Addis Richard A. smith, h 95 Jay
Addis Walter, britanniaware, h 298 Bridge
Adock Samuel, umbrellas, h Talman c. Bridge
Addy Ellen, wid. h 367 Bedford av
Addy Sarah J. wid. h 338 Atlantic
Addy William R. bookkeeper, h 367 Bedford EAdee David, h Penn c. Marcy av
EAdelman J. lamps, 101 Moserole E Adelstein Louis, beer, 132 S. 6th Aders Helen wid. 710 Myrtle av
EAdickes Joachina, grocer, Ist c. N. 7th
Adilain Frederick, clerk, h 80 Carlton av Adlard Robert, toys, 936 Myrtle av
EAdleman Joseph, smith, h 204 N. 6th
Adler Albert, pianos, 361 Fulton, h 84 Liv- ingston
Adler August, h Kentav. n De Kalb av
EAdler Baer, peddler, h 283 S. 5th
EAdler Emil, engraver, h. 92 Remsen Adler Morris, mer. tailor, h 42 Myrtle av
Adley George, smith, h 151 Plymouth
Adlum Patrick, laborer, h Prince n. Tillary
Turkish Baths.
No. 13 Laight St., New York.
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, 332, 334, 336, and 338 Fulton street-CRAIGE'S Brooklyn Agency.
TRAVELERS ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Connecticut, New York Office, 160 Fulton street, opposite St. Paul's Church. ADO-AHR 4 AHR-ALB
Young men desiring a course of business training should attend the Business College, 13 Court street. Address for Circular, BRYANT, STRATTON & CLARK.
Adolphus J. jeweler, h 37 Wyckoff Adolphus Nathan, h 91 Adelphi
EAdreance Garring D. machinist, 45 Ann, N. Y. h 25 S. 2d
EAdrian Henry, machinist, h 101 Schols EAdrian Nicholas, cigarmkr. h 103 Montrose av
Adson Bridget, wid. h 77 York
E Aefalt Henry, sheemkr. h r. 12 Stagg
EAefkan George H. dep. sheriff. h Ewen n. Ri- chardson
EAenots Catharine, chairmkr. h r. 71 Moore Aesop Francis, stainer, h Butler n Classon av. Aet Anne, wid. h 63 E. Warren
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