Brooklyn City Directory for the year ending May 1, 1868, Part 1

Author: J. Lain and Company
Publication date: 1868
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Brooklyn City Directory, 1868 Published by J.Lain and Company

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Advertisements

792-806

BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.

Merchants'

Insurance Company,

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Cash Capital, . $200,000 00 105,932 00

Surplus, April 1st, 1867,

Office, 106 Broadway, corner of Pine Street, INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.

DIRECTORS.

C. V. B. OSTRANDER, President, J. F. PUPKE, JOSEPH S. BARKER, Vice-Pres't, EBENEZER BEADLESTON,

D. RANDOLPH MARTIN, HENRY A. KERR, LEVI APGAR, JEREMIAH ROBINS, WALTER W. CONCKLIN,

MOSES A. HOPPOCK,

GORDON W. BURNHAM,

JOSEPH M. BROWN,

ELY HOPPOCK,

WM. C. DOUGHERTY,

CROWEL ADAMS,

BENJ. S. TAYLOR,

C. D. VAN WAGENEN,

CHARLES BURKHALTER,

WARD A. WORK,

WILLIAM MARTIN.

WILLIAM HUSTACE, C. V. B. OSTRANDER, President. JOSEPH S. BARKER, Vice-Pres't.

J. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary.

NEW YORK ROOFING CO.

WILL PROMPTLY EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR

FELT, CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOFS,

METAL, SLATE, AND PATENT

FELT, CEMENT AND SLATE ROOFS.

Water-Tight Floors, Cellar Bottoms and Vaults, Coating Metals, Roofs, &o.

OFFICES :

205 BROADWAY, cor. Fulton Street, New York, and MONTAGUE STREET, cor. Court, Brooklyn.

( New York, 23d Street, cor. Ave. A. Warehouses : Brooklyn, Smith Street, corner of Mill Street. ( Hoboken, 28 1st Street, near Washington Street.

GEO. S. PAGE. RALPH THOMAS, PAGE, THOMAS & CO. LUKE S. MILLS, H. A. CHEEVER.

J. G. PEARSON.

THOS. B. PEARSON.

BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.

&Raked Fire Imsurance Co!

37 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

KET

FIRE

NSU VALL ST

MAR

IXSUR

(CAPITAL $ 200.000 DIRECTORS: ASHER TAYLORS 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, NELSONSHERWOOD HENRY G. REEVE, DANIEL T. WILLETS, ALBERT L. DE CAMP, JOHN M. BRUCE, JR. STEPHEN LININGTOND ENOCH KETCHAM, 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

STATEMENT, January 1st, 1867. Total Assets, - $418,450.84

Total present Liabilities, 26,447.70 Capital, . - - 200,000.00

SURPLUS, - - 192,003.14

The Company continues to Insure against

Disasters by Fire

ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.

Our actual Surplus, it will be noted, is nearly One Hundred per cent. on our Capital; our Business was never more promising ; we do not insure on the hazards of Marine, Lake, or Inland Transportation, confining our- selves strictly to Fire Insurance.

The prompt and liberal adjustment of Losses, when " Fair and Square," will be continued as a Specialty with the Company.

leg" Policies on the "PARTICIPATION PLAN," so emphatically declared by the National Board of Underwriters, and also by our City Board, to be better Insurance than those of the Non-Participating Companies-they being, as it were, "Iron Clad" by the " Scrip Fund," will continue to be issued; or Insurance in the "Old-Fashioned Way," as may be agreed on.

HENRY P. FREEMAN, Sec'y. ASHER TAYLOR, Pres't.

WYCKOFF & LITTLE, Agents,

Montague St., near Court, Brooklyn.

EIVE

ISAAC ODELL,

H. P. FREEMAN, SECRETARY.

BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.

JAMES HOWELL, Jr., (LATE HOWELL & TIPLING,) CENTRAL IRON WORKS, Nos. 289 and 291 Adams Street, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Castings of all descriptions made to order. Manufacturer of Plain and Ornamental

ENDER

HOWELL

CTURERS

MORSE 289 & 2911

I.Y.

CENTRAL IRON WORKS JAMES HOWELL JR. PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS

GRATES &

FENDERS

289& 2.91 ADAMS ST BROOKLYN .L.I.

FOR CEMETERIES AND BUILDINGS, IRON BEDSTEADS, &c. IRON FOUNDRY, Corner of Park and Hudson Avenues. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO FOR COLUMNS AND CASTINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

IRON

RAILINGS.

BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.

TIETJEN & MEYER, Union Coal and Wood Yards, 42, 44, 46 and 48 SACKETT STREET, Bet. Van Brunt St. and Hamilton Ferry,

BROOKLYN.

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, 255 Sackett. H. MEYER, 146 Sackett.

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

SCRANTON

For Steam or Family Use.

YARD. BOND STREET, near DEGRAW, Cowanus Creek.

0. BANKS, Agent. Office, 37 Atlantic Street.

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 DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION

Originated the use of NITROUS OXIDE GAS in 1863, for the Painless Extraction of Teeth. We have given the Gas, up to this date, May 2d, 1867, to 20,107 PATIENTS,

Without a single Failure or Accident.

Every Patient has written his or her name on our scroll, certifying that the operation was painless and the Gas pleasant.

We are often asked the question, whether persons in delicate health, or those whose lungs or heart are affected, or young children or aged persons, may safely breathe the gas ? We answer, they may. We have very many times given the gas to children under three years and to persons over seventy years of age. We have also repeatedly administered the gas to invalids confined to their beds, and uniformly with the most happy results.

We administer the gas by means of a very simple, yet nicely contrived, valved mouth- piece, which secures to the patient pure gas at every breath. It is well known that Dr. Colton (the head of this Association) has for more than twenty years given much attention to the use of nitrous oxide gas, and that it is to him the world is indebted for its introduc- tion as a great alleviator of human suffering.

There are several advantages in the Gas over Chloroform and Ether. First. It is harm- less ; the most nervous and delicate can breathe it with safety. Second, It destroys ALL pain in the extraction of teeth, where the gas is pure and properly administered. Third, No nausea, sickness, or other unpleasant symptoms attend or follow its inhalation.

J. M. Carnochan, M. D., Surgeon-in-chief to the State Emigrants' Hospital, New York, etc., etc., says : "I have no hesitation in stating that the nitrous oxide gas, as an anasthetic, is far superior to either Chloroform or Ether. Insensibility is suddenly produced, and the patient recovers consciousness quickly, the operation being attended by no nausea or sick- ness, and without the dangerous effects often incident to chloroform and ether. It is worthy of remark that the nitrous oxide gas approximates, in its chemical combination, to the com- position of the ordinary atmosphere, and we may thus, inferentially, account for its more favorable influence."

We are willing to say to all patients, "We will charge you nothing if we cause you any pain." Come to headquarters,

OFFICE, 19 COOPER INSTITUTE.

...

PRICE FOR EXTRACTING

$2 for the first Tooth, and $1 for each subsequent Tooth, at the same sitting,

THE

BROOKLYN CITY

DIRECTORY

FOR

THE YEAR ENDING MAY 1ST,

1868.

COMPILED BY GEO. T. LAIN.

PUBLISHED BY J. LAIN & COMPANY, OFFICES : 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-seven, 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, N. Y.

PREFACE.

IN presenting our edition for 1867-68, we have to announce that it con- tains 74,120 names; this is an increase of 5,150 over last year. This large increase shows how rapidly our city is growing in extent and popu- lation, and proves that we have not failed to obtain a thorough canvass. In fact, the well-tried system which we adopt is sure to afford a complete and (as nearly as practicable) correct return of the residents. We would also call attention to the Appendix, which has been carefully compiled, and shows addi- tions to the number of banks, churches, &c.

A few months since it was announced that a Business Directory would be published in connection with the regular edition, but circumstances beyond our control having transpired, its accomplishment has been prevented. Here- after, however, a Business Directory will be issued as heretofore stated.

During the past year parties have been pretending to canvass for various Directories, and have, in some instances, to our knowledge, collected money with the pretense for advertisements, when they were, in reality, swindling the persons with whom they were dealing. All are cautioned against these impos- tors. We collect no money in advance except for names inserted in capital letters, and our agents are provided with printed receipts signed by us. Our advertisements are payable upon publication on presentation of the order signed by the advertiser, and indorsed by J. LAIN & Co.

The additional number of pages in this edition makes the work of greater cost, and the price should have been advanced, but it is our desire that the Directory be kept at as reasonable a figure as possible, and it will remain the same as last year, $3.50 per copy.

BROOKLYN, June, 1867.

Ye ANTIQUE BOOKE STORE, No. 16 MYRTLE AVENUE,

A few Doors from Fulton Street, BROOKLYN.

Purchasers of BOOKS, either for Public or Private Libraries, are earnestly requested to step into WOODMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT, and examine his large and varied Stock of Books, New and Old, in every department of Literature. Books Published in any part of the World will be furnished to order promptly. Whole Libraries Purchased, and the Highest Cash Price Paid for BOOKS, MAGAZINES, MUSIC, &c., in large or small Lots.

WILLIAM RADDE, IMPORTER, BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER, AND FOREIGN AGENT, No. 550 PEARL STREET,

(First house from the corner of 320 Broadway,) NEW YORK.

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES

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.

LEMUEL W. SERRELL, American and Foreign Patent Agency,

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.

PIEROY'S PATENT MEDICATED & SULPHUR BATHS, No. 697 Broadway, N. Y., & No. 5 Willoughby St., Brooklyn, FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM, ERYSIPELAS, CHILLS & FEVERS, Coughs & Colds, and all Cutaneous Eruptions. [27" Patients can be accommodated with Board and Baths at 5 Willoughby Street. et 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.

Home Life Ins. Co's! ) OFFICES, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, 258 Broadway, N. Y. ASSETS, . TWO MILLIONS.

THE

BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY

1867-68.

NOTICE.

Our Advertising Patrons may be found by referring to the Index at the end of the names. We feel justified, after fourteen 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.

acct. accountant ; agl. agricultural ; agt. agent ; al. alley ; art. artificial ; av. avenue ; asst. assistant ; bldg. building ; B' way, Broadway ; c. corner ; c. h. custom house ; col. colored ; com. commission ; comr. commissioner ; ct. court ; dept. department : depy. deputy ; E. east ; furng. furnishing ; gds. goods ; h. house ; imps. implements ; ins. insurance ; insp. inspector ; insts. instruments ; kpr. keeper ; la. lane ; lab. laborer ; manf. manufacturer ; mer. merchant ; mkr. maker ; mkt. market ; n. near ; N. north ; N. Y. New York ; oper. operator ; opp. opposite ; pat. patent ; pl. place ; pres. president ; r. rear ; rd. road ; S. south ; sec. secretary ; sq. square ; supt. superintendent ; surgl. surgical ; tel. telegraph ; treas. treasurer ; W. west ; wid. widow.

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.

(A)

EAaqeumeyes Maria T. wid. h 64 Moore Aalholm Mathias, h 82 Fort Greene pl

EAalevein Fredrick, chairmkr. h 27 Metropol- itan av EAane John, tailor, h r. 149 Schols

EAaron George, (col.) whitewasher, h N. Ist n. Union av

Aansteadt Louis, drygds. 441 Broome, N. Y. h 38 Summit

Abbe Walter, clerk, h Marshall n. Gold

EAbbearley Thomas, joiner, h Leonard n. Nor- man av

Abbey Lorenzo, fishingtackle, 48 Maiden la. N. Y. h 140 Washington

Abbot Asatel, musician, h 160 Atlantic av EAbbot Charles S. smith, h 299 S. 1st EAbbot Charles W. seaman, h 88 3d

Abbot William H. clerk, h 250 Schermerhorn Abbott Benjamin F. h Putnam av. n. Frank- lin av

Abbott Catherine, wid. h Tremont n. Van Brunt

E Abbott Clarissa M. wid. h 67 S. 5th

Abbott Ezra M. hardware, 23 Cliff, N. Y. h 81 Henry

Abbott George D. butcher, h 259 Bridge

Abbott George H. conductor, h 2039 Fulton av Abbott Hannah, wid. 153 Elliott pl

Abbott Harrison B. milk, h Lafayette av. n. Lewis av

EAbbott Henry, cooper, h 256 Union av

EAbbott Henry, laborer, h 295 S. 5th E Abbott Isaiah, mer. h 14 Devoe

EAbbott Mary D. wid. h Leonard n. Meserole av Abbott Nathan B. roofer, 9 Court, h Hamilton n. Gates av

Abbott Nathan M. dentist, h 3 Greene av Abbott Rose A. wid. h 111 Gold

Abbott Samuel D. fish, Bridge c. Johnson, h 259 Bridge

Abbott Samuel S. lawyer, 9 Willoughby, h 205 Washington

E Abbott Theodore, police, h 177 Lorimer

Abbott Thomas, clerk, h 174 Hudson av

EAbbott Walter S. broker, h 15 Lincoln pl Abbott Walter S. saddler, h 18 Wilson

Abbott Warren G. teas, 171 Front, N. Y. h 93 Portland av

322 FULTON STREET,

EPZHHZOHOZ 3 APMOHU HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR AND FINE SHIRTS,

BROOKLYN.

Kingman & Murphy, Furniture, 93

BLEECKER ST., One block west of Broadway, N. Y.

ALBERT H. NICOLAY,

AUCTIONEER & STOCK BROKER, No. 43 PINE ST., N. Y. ABB-ACK 2 ACK

NEW

THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD. Warehouse, 252 Broadway. J YORK.

FAIRBANKS' SCALES.

Abbott roofing, h 158 S. Oxford Abbey Westminster S. mer. 182 Fulton, N. Y. h 277 Union Abbey Timothy C. carpenter, h Hampden n. Park av

Abeel Edward, shipmaster, h Ormond pl. n. Fulton av

EAbegall John, lab. h Meeker av.n. Graham av Abel Anton, tailor, h Marion n Ralph av

Abel August, tailor, h 276 Atlantic

Abel C. C. com. mer. h 222 Dean

Abel Edwin N. tobacco, 161 Maiden la. N. Y. h 106 2d pl

Abel Henry, mkt. 282 Court

EAbel Joseph, carpetmkr. h 23 Johnson

EAbell Augustus, turner, h Box n. Union av

Abell Jane, varieties, 647 Court

Abell John, h 647 Court

EAbercrombie Alexander, h Greenpoint av. n. Union av

Abercrombie George, shoemkr. h Graham n. De Kalb av

Aberle J. shoes, 116 Fulton

Abernathy Elisabeth, wid. 790 Pacific

Abery Thomas. seaman, h 3 9th

Abes Michael, laborer, h Van Buren c. Stuben

EAbler George, carpenter, h 94 Meserole

Ablowich Julius, drygds. h 34 Hudson av

Ably Henry, baker, h 393 Fulton av

Aborn Benjamin, clerk, h 315 Franklin av

EAbraham Louis, tailor, h 225 N. 6th Abraham Thomas, grocer, Columbia n. Mill Abrahams Abr ham, drygds. 285 Fulton, h. 258 Livingston

Abrahams James, laborer, h 581 Columbia Abrahams John, laborer, h 103 Sackett Abrahams John, segars, 136 Smith

E Abrahams Joseph, tailor, 168 Ewen Abrahams Mary A. wid. h 44 De Kalb av Abrahams Nathan, clothing, 79 Main Abrahams Samuel, clothing, 106 Smith

EAbrahams Seth R. beltmkr. h 252 S. 6th Abrams Charles wid. h 22 Tompkins pl Abrams De Witt C. cartman, h 223 Navy Abrams George B. clerk, h 21st n. 3d av Abrams James F. starter, h 3d av. n. 27th

EAbrams James S. shipwright, h Orchard n. Calyer

Abrams Margaret, wid. h 300 Hicks

Abrams Thomas, (col.) butcher, h 30 Boerum Abrams Townsend, butcher, 148 Fulton

Abrams Valentine, h 49 Clermont av

EAbrams Washington, ferryman, h Huron n. Washington

Abrams Whitehead, clerk, h 148 S. Portland av Abrams Wilson, laborer, h Ellery n. Marcy av EAckermann George, furs, h Withers n. Gra- ham av

Accles George, segars, h Van Brunt n. William Ace John, seaman, h 44 Adelphi

Achebach Jacob, barber, 623 Myrtle av Achelis Thomas, hosiery, h 175 Henry Achelis Thomas Jr. hosiery. h 175 Henry EAchenbach F. painter, 101 Union av E Acheson J. J. physician, h 73 4th Acheson Jane B. h 309 Hicks

EAchterrath August, brushmanf. 52 Union av Acker Caleb W. clerk, h 89 Pine Apple

Acker Charles W. tailor, h 7th n. 5th av EAcker David, carpenter, h r. 42 Graham av Acker John, printer, h 275 Hudson av EAcker Joseph, carpenter, h 17 Bartlett Acker Julius, clerk, h 7th n. 5th av EAcker Louisa, wid. h r. 42 Graham av Acker Matilda, wid. h 275 Hudson av EAcker Miles, carptr. h Leonard n. Conselyea EAcker Rachael, wid. h 191 Leonard Acker Rudolph, carptr. h Ellery n. Tompkins av Acker William, shoemaker, h 310 Atlantic EAckerly A. B. mer. h 86 N. 4th

EAckerly Abraham, clerk, h 86 N. 4th

EAckerly Alanson, restaurant, 11 Grand

EAckerly Curtis, com. mer. 214 Front, N. Y. h B'way n. 3d

Ackerley George, carpenter, h Carroll n. 3d av EAckerly Samuel S. carpenter, h 168 S. 1st.

EAckerman Adam, cooper, h 48 N. 8th

Ackerman Albert, (col.) lab. h 20 Talman E Ackerman Casper, hatter, h 158 Johnson

Ackerman Clark, metals, 282 Pearl, N. Y. h Bedford av. n. Putnam av

Ackerman Gertrude, wid. h 163 Gold

Ackerman Guenther K. bookkeeper, h 94 John- son

Ackerman John, printer, h 125 Myrtle av

Ackerman John, butcher, h 1 Hudson pl

Ackerman J. H. metals, 282 Pearl, N. Y. h 110 Lawrence

Ackerman John H. metals, 282 Pearl, N. Y. h 102 Lawrence

Ackerman John H. clerk, h 163 Gold

Ackerman John R. tailor, h 96 W. Warren

EAckerman Joseph, salesman, h 94 N. 2d

Ackerman Louisa J. wid. h 94 Johnson

Ackerman M. clerk, h Classon av. n. Wil- loughby av

EAckerman Morris, cooper, h 57 N. 3d Ackerman Moses, h 45 Clermont av

Ackerman O. D. tailor, h 96 W. Warren

Ackerman Sarah, wid. h Park av.n. Bedford av

EAckerman Thomas, boilers, 279 1st

EAckerman & Vogt, boilers, 279 1st

Ackermann Hermann, silks, 63 Liberty, h 304 Dean

Ackermann Lewis, carpenter, h 274 Hicks

EAckerson Thomas, mason, h 68 N. 7th

Ackerson, William, h Columbia c. Doughty

Ackert S. D. clerk, h 37 Tompkins pl

EAckett Henry, liquors, 175 Johnson, h Flush- ing av. B'way

Ackett & Co. liquors, 175 Jackson

Ackison Susan, wid. dressmkr. h 435 Myrtle av EAckiss Lucretia, wid. h 7 Varet

Ackland B. tinsmith, 83 Main

Ackland George, cabinetmkr. h 5 Lawrence

Ackler Catherine, wid. h Delmonico pl. c. Hop- kins

EAckley, saloon, h 134 5th

EAckley Charles, butcher, h Withers n. Smith EAckley George, mason, h r. Walton n. Harri- son av

Ackley George G. liquors, 199 York. h 197 York Ackley James, carpenter, h Hall n. Grates av Ackley Oliver S. lawyer, 167 B'way, N. Y. h 167 Clinton

EAckley Richard, carriage-trimmer, h 33 Powers

WILDER'S PATENT FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. Manufactory, 3d Avenue, Brooklyn. Warehouse, No. 8 Cortlandt Street, N. Y.

Home Life Ins. Co's?

OFFICES, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, 258 Broadway, N. Y. ASSETS, TWO MILLIONS.

ACK -ADA

ADA

EAckman Michael, tailor, h 44 Graham av Ackwright Abrahame, machinist, h 128 Gold Acor James, plasterer, h 9 Atlantic av Acor Lewis, plasterer, h 91 Atlantic av

Acorn Jacob, tobacco, 240 Greenwich, N.Y. h 186 E. Warren

ACRET GEORGE E. truss manf. 120 Fulton

EAcret George S. belts, 452 Grand

Acton James T. dentist, h Classon av. n. Fulton av

EAcwolf Frederick, tailor, h r 69 Schols

Adair Henry, clerk, h 71 Hudson av

Adair Mary, wid. h 19 Hudson av

Adair Martha, wid h 95} Sands

Adair Robert, h 23 Flushing av

Adam Andraes, tailor, h Hopkins n Delmon- ico pl

EAdam John, carman, h 37 6th

Ademer F. A. cooper, h 75 Poplar

EAdami John, police, h Leonard n. Montrose av

Adams Albert, laborer, h 152 Water

Adams Andrew, marble, 266 W. 13th N. Y. h 40 Fort Green pl

Adams Anna wid. dressmkr. 288 Fulton

Adams Austin, hardware, h Clinton av. n. Myrtle av

Adams Benjamin M. (Rev.) h 39 Fleet

Adams Bentley F. clerk, h 176 High

Adams Calvin, 26 South, N. Y. h 2 Carroll pk

Adams Catharine, wid. h Bedford av. n. Van Buren.

EAdams Charles, carpenter, h Eckford n. Calyer Adams Coe, butter, 166 Chambers, N. Y. h 152 Columbia

Adams D. agt. h 275 Bridge

EAdams Edward, h 5 B'way

Adams Edwin S. teacher, Adelphi n. Myrtle av. h 59 Ryerson

Adams Emma, seamstress, h 27 President Adams Francis E. gauger, h 330 Hicks

Adams Frederick C. tinsmith, h 287 Schermer- horn

Adams Frederick F. sailmkr. h 330 Hicks Adams George, clerk, h 266 Degraw

EAdams George, gilder, h Lorimer n. Skillman

EAdams George, surgl. insts. h 307 S. 3d

Adams George A. carpenter, h Canton n. Flush- ing av

Adams Gorden C. supt. h 15th n. 3d av Adams Hamilton H. butcher, 2002 Fulton av. h Gates av. n. Tompkins av

' Adams Harry, clerk, h 8 St. Felix Adams Henry, tailor, h 47 Talman

EAdams Henry, carpenter, h Green n. Wash- ington

Adams Henry, clerk, h 80 Lafayette av Adams Henry C. u s.a. h 339 Dean

Adams Henry T. carpenter, h 201 High EAdams Horatio B. clerk, h 79 Powers Adams Hugh, lab. h Dikeman n. Van Brunt EAdams J. milk, h Centre n. Evergreen av EAdams James, seaman, h 51 N. 7th Adams James, lab. h 47 Little

Adams James, carpenter, hr. 880 Atlantic av

Adams James, stevedore, h Rapelyea n. Hicks

Adams James E. perfumery, 33 Murray, N. Y. h 45 Fort Green pl

Adams James L. h 385 Henry

EAdams Jehu, shipmstr. h Freeman n. Union av

EAdams Johanna, wid. h 97 4th

Adams John, shoemkr, h 309 Pacific Adams John, fruits, h 241 Marshall

EAdams John, lab. h Debevoise n. B'way Adams John, seaman, h Van Brunt n. William EAdams John, packer, h 182 N. 8th

EAdams John, gilder, h 151 S. 3d E Adams John, printer, h Leonard n. Frost

EAdams John B. printer, h 158 S. 5th

Adams John Q. lawyer, 371 Fulton, h 18 17th Adams Joseph, sashmkr, h 284 Dean

Adams Joseph H. hardware, 283 Pearl, N. Y., h Clinton av. n. De Kalb av Adams Josiah, glazier, 40 Flatbush av

Adams J. A. engraver, h 96 S. 2d

Adams J. E. perfumery, 20 Fulton av. h 45 Fort Green pl

Adams J. Q. & Co. stoves, 132 Atlantic, h 5 Strong pl

Adams J. W. A., engineer, 128 B'way, N. Y .. h 112 Schermerhorn

Adams Malchia, (col.) coachman, h 386 Hudson av

EAdams Martha, dressmaker, h 384 Grand Adams Mary, wid. h 27 President

Adams Philip, shoemaker, h 309 Pacific

EAdams Philip, driver, h Linden n. Evergreen av Adams R. W. lumber, 21 Hamilton av. h N Y. av. c. St. Mark's pl

Adams Richard S. (Rev.) h N. Y. av.n. Fulton av EAdams Samuel, ferryman, h 48 N. 8th Adams Samuel, carpenter. 52 N. 1st, h 74 S. 3d EAdams Samuel, rigger, h 203 N. 1st

EAdams Samuel H. rigger, h 203 N. 1st Adams Samuel P. sailmaker, h 201 High Adams Sarah, milliner, 40 Flatbush av EAdams Stephen, lab. h N. 1st n. 7th

Adams Susan, wid. h 330 Hicks

Adams Thomas W. h 236 Adelphi

Adams Walter, drugs, 109 John, N. Y. h 4th av. n. 22d

EAdams William, seaman, h 32 Ewen

EAdams William, h Richardson n. Lorimer E Adams William, cooper, h 218 Union av

EAdams William, express, h 89 N. 5th

Adams, William, shoemaker, h Douglass n. Classon, av

Adams William, liquors, h 27 President Adams William, gardener, h Butler n. Perry av Adams William, plumber, 165 Atlantic av. h Perry n. Bleecker, N. Y.

Adams William, plumber, h Dean n. Classon av Adams William; h Gates av. n. Tompkins av Adams William, (col.) whitewasher, h 386 Hud- son av

Adams William F. driver, h Wolcott c. Richard Adams William G. broker, 64 Water, N. Y. h 216 Degraw

Adams William H. milk, h Stockton n. Throop av

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Brooklyn City Directory for the year ending May 1, 1868, Part 1

Author: J. Lain and Company Publication date: 1868 Publisher: Number of Pages: 808

Author: J. Lain and Company
Publication date: 1868
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 808