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BROOKLYN CITY HALL DIRECTORY.
BASEMENT.
No. 1. Watch Department.
2. Police Court.
3. Police Officers Room.
4. City Inspector's Office.
5. Justices Court.
6. Dispensary.
7. Superintendants of the Poor.
FIRST FLOOR.
No. 1. Board of Health .- Corporation Attorney.
2 & 3. Mayor's Office.
4. Board of Education.
5. City Court.
6. Street Commissioner.
7. City Clerk.
8. - Comptroller.
9. County Clerk.
10. Surrogate.
11. County Treasurer.
12. Counsellor of the Board.
SECOND STORY.
No. 1. Sheriff's Office .- County Judges Chambers.
2. District Attorney.
3. Circuit Judges Chambers.
4. Circuit Court.
5. Reception Room.
6. Council Chamber.
ATTIC.
No. 1 & 2. Keeper's Rooms.
3 & 4. Store Rooms.
5. Pettit Jury Room.
6. Witness Room.
7. Grand Jury Room.
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HEARNES'
BROOKLYN CITY
DIRECTORY,
FOR
1850-1851.
Ninth Annual Publication.
BROOKLYN : HENRY R. & WILLIAM J. HEARNE. OFFICE 41 FULTON STREET, COR. OF FRONT.
Price, One Dollar.
CLASSICS
129 . ₿7 A18 1850/1851
YTID MY1TOONA
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1850, by HENRY R. & WILLIAM J. HEARNE,
In the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.
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.3MRASH & MALLIW A R YAN3H
LEES & FOULKES, PRINTERS,
35 & 41 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. F. WHITING, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH CLOTHING WAREROOM 132 AND 134 FULTON ST.,
CORNER OF MMIDDAGH STREET,
BROOKLYN.
Constantly on hand, a large and varied assortment of Ready-Made Clothing, which will be sold at the very lowest prices.
Also, a large and newly selected Stock of Cloths, Cassi- meres, and Vestings, which will be made to order in the most Fashionable manner, and on reasonable terms.
S. F. WHITING.
SAMUEL STILWELL, GENTS' FURNISHING STORE, 132 and 134 Fulton Street, (Cor. of Middagh st.,) BROOKLYN,
Where may be found a general assortment of Gents' Fur- nishing Goods of every description, consisting of Linen and Cotton Shirts ; Plain and Fancy Under Shirts and Drawers of Silk, Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Cotton, &c .; Cravats, Stocks, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves, Hos- iery, &c.
A general assortment of
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Of all styles, and of the best quality, constantly on hand, or made to order.
Shirts and Drawers made to order. SAMUEL STILWELL.
- FREEMAN
BUILDINGS.
BROOKLYN DAILY FREEMAN.
LAW
OTHICK
OFFICE
SFFIOL
LAWRENCE
OFI'CL
CEMETERY
OF THE
EVERGALEKS
SO AVEYOR
VAYAYA
** AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.
LOOKS
WN.CLEM
HARDWARE
STATIONERY
FREEMAN BUILDINGS DIRECTORY. (SITUATED ON FULTON ST., OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL. )
FIRST FLOOR.
Office of the Brooklyn Daily Freeman.
Englebert Lott, Auctioneer, and Real Estate Agent.
George L. King, Books| Wm. N. Clem, Hard- and Stationery. ware and Cutlery.
SECOND FLOOR.
|1 George Hall, Agent of the Cemetery of the Evergreens, and Real Estate Agent.
1 Edward Copland, 2 Rosewell Graves, City Surveyor.
12 Richard Butt, City Surveyor. 3 Samuel E. Johnson, County Judge. 4 HI. B. Duryea, District Attorney. 4 P. V. R. Stanton, Attorney and Counsellor.
14 Gerard M. Stevens, Attorney and Counsellor.
Gamaliel King, Arch-| Rolfe & Trembly, At- itect. Office, Fulton, cor. of Orange st.
t'ys and Counsellors. N. F. Waring, Att'y and Counsellor. Frank H. Dikeman. Att'y and Counsellor. A II. Sidell, Attorney and Counsellor.
THIRD FLOOR.
15 William A. Greene, Attorney and Counsellor. 5 Thomas J. Northall, Notary Public. 6 J. D. Lawrence, Land Agent. 7 Richard Ingraham, Attorney and Counsellor. 7 R. C. Underhill, Attorney and Counsellor.
Andrew B. Hodges, Sheriff. II. P. Curtis, Attorney and Counsellor. Smith & Remington, Att'ys and Counsellors. William B. Rockwell, - Attorney & Counsellor.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Robert Colston-Freeman Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONTAGUE HALL, Court Street,
Owned by S. P. TOWNSEND, Esq .- Wm. W. EASTON, Agent, S2 Nassau st., or 13 Monroe st., N. Y.
YHARLES H. THOMSON, 8 Montague Hall; resid- U ence No. 7 Vine; Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for this and the several States.
S YAMUEL GARRISON, Attorney, Solicitor and Coun- sellor ; Office, No. 2 Montague Hall ; residence, 299 Bridge street.
H ENRY A. MOORE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, No. 7 Montague Hall; residence, 237 Bridge st.
A LLAN M. SNIFFEN, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, and Proctor in Admiralty, No. 9 Montague Hall.
1 IHARLES F. OTTIGNON, Gymnasium and Sparring Rooms-open, days and evenings-Montague Hall.
J OHN AUGUST, Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, and Inventor of the " Celebrated Tonic for Invigorating the Hair, and Removing Dandruff," Montague Hall.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CHEAP BOOK STORE.
M. NEVIN, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, No. 176 Fulton street, (ONE DOOR ABOVE ORANGE,) . BROOKLYN.
M. NEVIN has always for sale a good assortment of Miscellaneous Books, Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, in various bindings, and at as low prices as can be found in the city.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A large assortment of all kinds now used, constantly on hand, and for sale at the very lowest prices.
BLANK BOOKS,
Paper and Stationery, Writing, Wrapping, and Drawing Paper, Tissue, Bank Note, Tracing, and other Paper. Quills, Steel Pens, Ink-Blue, Black, and Red. Inkstands, Sealing Wax, Wafers, India Rubber, Crayons, Rules, Ivory Folders, Slates, Portfolios, Pocket Books, Penknives, Visit- ing Cards, Motto Verses, &c.
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Landlords' and Tenants' Agreements, House Bills, & c. Also, all the Cheap Publications, Monthly Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newspapers ; and everything proper to be kept in a Book Store, will be found here, at such low prices as will ensure universal satisfaction.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
BADEAU & BROTHER, DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVERS ON WOOD, 102 NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF ANN, NEW YORK, Residence, 127 Prospect Street, Brooklyn.
DRAWINGS OF MODELS, PATENTS, MACHINES, &C.
THE DELUGE.
CHARTERS, &C. DESIGNS FOR PATTERNS, ORNAMENTS, SOCIETY
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER ILLUSTRATIONS; VIEWS OF BUILDINGS AND MACHINERY; MAPS; PORTRAITS; LODGE SEALS, HAT TIPS.
Business and Visiting Cards designed and engraved in the best manner.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOWES
PARSONSO
(SUCCESSOR TO ANDREW OAKES,)
ABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
NO. 3 MYRTLE AVENUE.
The subscriber would inform his friends and the public generally, that he is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him, in a manner that will give general satisfaction.
N. B. Hearses, Coaches, Caps, Shrouds, &c., furnished at short notice. Interments in all the church yards, and at Greenwood Cemetery, attended to.
LOST CHILDREN,
TO BE LEFT AT
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SONS.
NO. 3. MYRTLE AVENUE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
KING & KELLUM, ARCHITECTS, COR. OF ORANGE & FULTON STS., BROOKLYN, L. I.
GAMALIEL KING.
JOHN KELLUM.
MONTGOMERY QUEEN, CARPENTER & BUILDER, 90 & 92 PACIFIC STREET, (Between Smith and Hoyt sts.) Residence, 101 Pacific street.
PHILIP M'MAHON, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. 234 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
A general assortment of Boots and Shoes, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gaiters, Slippers, &c., of the best quality, at the LOWEST possible PRICES, and warranted.
N. B .- CUSTOM WORK made to order, of the best materiale and workmanship.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES BROWN, LOCKSMITH, BELL HANGER & GAS FITTER, No. 71 ATLANTIC STREET, BROOKLYN.
Gas Pipes inserted in Dwelling Houses, Churches, Stores, &c. And has constantly on hand a choice selection of GAS CHANDELIERS and other fixtures, or made to order. Also, an assortment Of Silver Door Numbers, Pew Plates, Bell Pulls, Door Plates, Letters, FIGURES, SPEAKING TRUMPETS, &c. Silver Plating, and Keys fitted with despatch.
N. B. Lamps and Chadeliers, altered, repaired, re-gilt, bronzed and silvered at the shortest notice.
WM. BONNER, PAINTER, GILDER & GLAZIER No. 31 HENRY STREET, BROOKLYN.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c., CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
JOHN A. FOUNTAIN, HAT & GAP MANUFACTURER, No. 89 FULTON-STREET,
I BROOKLYN.
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PIERCE'S' PHARMACY.
DRUGS & MEDICINES
DRUGS&C.
101
MYRTLE A!
FANCY ARTICLES
PERFUMERY &c.
SODA
WATER
LE BADEAUEL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE
Cor. of Myrtle Avenue and Stanton street, JOHN PIERCE, PROPRIETOR.
Genuine Drugs and Family Medicines prepared by an experienced Apothecary, and dispensed at all hours of the day and night. Physicians' prescriptions and Family Re- cipes accurately and carefully prepared. Always on hand, Townsend's, Wood's, Graefenberg's, and all other kinds of Sarsaparillas ; also, Cologne, Bay Rum, Fancy Soaps ; Tooth, Nail, and Hair Brushes ; Lubin's Perfumery ; Seidlitz and Soda Powders ; Dressing Combs ; Tablet Alabaster, &c. Also, Pills of all kinds ; Liniments and Plasters ; Dalley's and McAllister's Salve, &c., &c. &c.
All goods sold at this store are warranted to be as good and as cheap as can be found at any store in this city.
LEECHES FOR SALE, OR APPLIED. Soda and Mineral Waters. -
JOHN PIERCE, APOTHECARY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSEPH WILSON
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
Italian Marble Monuments.
Greenwood Cemetery Monument Works. AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE GREENWOOD CEMETERY, BROOKLYN.
Lots Enclosed with Stone and Iron Railing.
American Marble, Granite, and Free Stone Monument Work of all descriptions.
STATUARY, MANTELS, CABINET WORK, &C., IN EVERY VARIETY, PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
& WIS, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
128 ATLANTIC ST., COR. HENRY, BROOKLYN. Residence 125 Dean, near Bond St.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Agent for the Cypress hill Cemetery, 5S SANDS, COR. PEARL STREET, BROOKLYN. Societies and Churches dealt with on favorable terms.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
J.F.BADEAUSG.
FORCE PUMPS,
An excellent article for Mines, Breweries, Railroad Water Stations, Factories, Plantations, Dwelling Houses, Hotels, Steamboats, Ships,
AND ALL OTHER PLACES WHERE A
CONSTANT STREAM OF WATER IS REQUIRED.
DESCRIPTION OF FORCE PUMPS .- The two inch Cylinder Pumps will discharge from 15 to 20 gallons per minute, and force it from 30 to 40 feet. These are cal- culated for dwelling houses, garden engines, and family purposes.
The three inch cylinder will discharge from 20 to 30 gallons per minute, and force it from 50 to 75 feet. This size discharges one and a quarter inch stream of water. These Pumps can be used with equal effect with hot liquids.
The four inch cylinder will discharge from 40 to 50 gallons per minute, and force it from 75 to 125 feet. This size discharges a two inch stream of water, and can be worked with man, horse, water or steam power, or with a stroke of piston from three to eight inches.
The six inch cylinder will discharge a three and a half inch stream of water. This size is admirably adapted for fire engines, and can be worked from four to ten inch stroke of piston.
The eight inch cylinder will discharge a four and a half inch stream of water, and is calculated to pump about 200 gallons per minute, and can be worked with horse, water or steam power, or with a stroke of piston from 7 to 12 inches.
These Pumps have been tested, and give general satisfaction.
Manufactured and for sale by
J. H. STREVER, 314 Broadway, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GAS FI
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
David Coope, Anthony Stratton.
Office, 91 Fulton street, Manufactory, 70 Poplar street,
BROOKLYN.
- David Coope has three Show Rooms filled with every kind and style of
CORNELIUS & CO. GAS FIXTURES,
From the simplest Store Burner to the finest Parlor Chand- elier.
HAMPSON & O'HARA, Long Island Marble Works, Atlantic near Court st.
The Subscribers manufacture Marble Mantels, Statuary, and Monuments of every description.
WILLIAM H. CORNELL, GROCER, SEID AND FRUIT STORE, 190 FULTON STREET, (Corner of Clark.)
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FITHIAN & JOY. Blind, and Door Manufacturers,
BRIDGE STREET,
[NEAR FULTON AVENUE.] OLD BLINDS REPAIRED AND REPAINTED. N.B. Work sent to all parts of the Country.
HEARNES' BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY. 1850-1851.
NOTE .- Names having a * are the names of colored people .- Abbreviations : h. stands for house, n, for near, c. for corner, op. for opposite, b. for between. The precise location of residences thus de- scribed, may be ascertained by reference to the STREET DIRECTORY.
A
Abberly Richard, shoemaker 168 Hudson av Abberly Samuel, mason Dean n Vanderbilt av Abbey A C, carpenter S2 Poplar
ABBEY HORATIO G, Columbia Institute for the education of boys 75 Columbia
Abbey W S, merchant N Y h Union n Court
Abbott Abraham, marble sawyer Pacific n Boerum
Abbott Daniel, 25 Front [Court Abbott Francis H, merchant 141 Front N Y h Joralemon n Abbott H B, milkman Kent av north
Abbott James, laborer Bond c State [Hoyt Abbott John D, merchant 295} Pearl N Y h 362 Atlantic n Abbott Moses, furrier 74 Concord
Abbott Samuel D, butcher Myrtle c Jay h 115 Johnson Abburty John, shoemaker 261 Marshall Abel E L, accountant 301 Gold Aber Hiram, sash and blind maker 33 Prince
Aber Smith M, sashmaker 288 Hudson av Abercrombie George, shoemaker Navy c Sands Abercrombie John, shoemaker 116 Concord Aborn Robert W, merchant N Y h 180 Henry Abraham David, capmaker 5 York Abrahams Joseph, laborer 3 Kelsey's alley
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Abrahams Jane, widow of James, 95 Concord *Abrahams Thompson, seaman Clark's alley n York Abraham Patrick, laborer State c Smith Abrams Joseph, sash and blind maker 14 James & 59 Pearl Abrams Valentine, carpenter 159 Gold *Abrams Thomas, laborer 74 Jay Acker Agnes, widow 97 Prospect Acker George W, ship joiner 109 Gold
Acker Matilda, widow Hudson c Myrtle av
Acker Matilda, widow of Henry 267 Hudson av
Ackerman Catherine, 145 York
Ackerman James M, printer 90 Washington Ackerman James, Navy c Bolivar
Ackerman John M, builder Butler n Court
Ackerman John R, tailor Hoyt n Atlantic [ Y h 163 Front Ackerman Samuel, music printer and engraver 90 Fulton N Ackley George S, porter house York op Navy Ackley James, carpenter 234 Hudson av
Ackley John A, 150 Nassau N Y h 143 Duffield
Ackley William B, lawyer 71 Nassau N Y h 143 Duffield Acosta John, merchant 76 Broad N Y h 132 Sands
Acret George, surgical instrument maker Powers n Fulton Adair Henry, ivory black factory Little Dock h 218 Marshall Adair James, blacksmith 246 Marshall
Adair John, Shakspeare hotel Hudson av c Marshall
Adair William, printer 177 Gold
Adams Abel, milk and butter store 199 Pearl
Adams Alexander, merchant 32 Pearl N Y h 124 Smith
Adams Charles, carpenter Park n Clinton av
Adams Edward, U S N 32 Hudson av
Adams Frederick L, tailor 36 State
Adams Innes C, merchant N Y h Degraw op Strong Place Adams James, merchant 18 South N Y h Schermerhorn n Adams John, Hamilton av n Ferry ( Boerum
Adams J W, civil engineer Hoyt n State (Classon av Adams Joseph J, dry goods store 171 Fulton h Myrtle n Adams Philip P, shoemaker Pacific n Hoyt
Adams Russell R W, merch't 116 Wall N Y h 6 Joralemon
Adams Samuel P, sailmaker Little c United States
Adams Thomas, broker 71 Wall N Y h 316 Gold
Adams Thomas, daguerreotyper Myrtle av n Classon av Adams William T, moulder Plymouth n Jay
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Adams William, laborer 1 McKenney
Adams William, laborer r 295 Prospect *Adams Robert, waiter 43 Talman Adderley James, laborer 10 Vine Addoms William, merch't 275 Broadway N Y h 393 Atlantic
Addy Edward 50 Middagh (tionary 262 Fulton
ADEY ALONZO A, æolian piano fortes music books and sta- Adlum Thomas, laborer 3 York
Aeschelman George, hair dresser Flushing n Kent av
Aesop Thomas, Tillary c Canton
Afflick Davis, keeper of the penitentiary Crowhill Agan Patrick, laborer 77 York
Agar Mrs Edward, 167 York
AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 1 Tillary c Fulton Agnew Robert T, watch glass mafr 16 Cottage Row Furman Ainslie Francis, importer 150 Front N Y h Clermont n Akhurst John, taxidermist 15 Prospect [Fulton av Alker J, shoemaker 95 Prospect
Akin Isaac D, merch't 10 Old Slip N Y, h Sackett n Clinton Albertson Charles H, carpenter 110 Hudson av
Albertson Joseph R, blockmaker 114 Hudson av
Albertson & Simonson, builders 68 York
Albin William, 49 Middagh
Alburtis William C, shoe store N Y h Front c Washington Alcorn William, tailor 43 Main
Aldage James, ship carpenter 108 Gold
Alderton Robert, cot maker 39 Carlton av
Aldridge E C, 18 st n 4th av Gowanus
Alexander Frances, widow 80 High Alexander Edwin, Hicks c Sackett [Prospect
Alexander George W, book-binder 7 Spruce N Y h 128 Alexander Henry Jr, Hicks c Sackett
Alexander H W, 4th ward hotel Fulton c Myrtle av
Alexander John, shade maker 4 Franklin Place
Alexander James K, book-keeper Bedford n Myrtle av Alexander Joseph, tailor Flushing c Franklin av Alexander Joseph, milkman Flushing av n Spencer Alexander Mark, milkman Spencer n Flushing av Alexander Robert J, sergeant U s M 53 Hudson av Alexander William, 51 Hoyt
Alexander Thomas, tavern and painter 152 Myrtle Alexander William S, accountant Myrtle av n Steuben
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Alford Chas, druggist labeller 43 Atlantic [27th st Gowanus Alger Geo, grocery flour & feed store & brick yard 3d av c Alger George F, laborer 3d av Gowanus Allen Abraham, mason 93 Cranberry
Allen Albert G, mer't 351 Broadway N Y h44 Sydney place Allen Bartlett, ship carpenter Front c Garrison
Allen David, blacksmith Water n Fulton h 106 Bridge
Allen Edward, cooper 148 High
Allen Elizabeth, widow 63 Hudson av
Allen George, cooper 29 Talman
Allen George, 179 Clinton
Allen Henry, ship master 10 Monroe place
Allen Hugh, agent N Y, h 67 Baltic
Allen Isaac, mason 182 Jay
Allen John, laboror 3d av c Bridge road Gowanus
Allen John, merchant N Y h 67 Baltic
Allen John, agent 157 Cedar N Y h 67 Baltic
Allen J Lewis, mason 359 Hudson av
Allen John, carman r 182 Jay
Allen John, cooper 122 Adams c High
Allen Julian L, commission merchant N Y h S Willow place
Allen Moses, stock broker N Y h 264 Hicks
Allen N V, grocer 270 Washington c Myrtle av
Allen N, laborer r 108 Navy
Allen Peter, seaman 62 Front
Allen Robert, glass cutter Squire's buildings n Willow
Allen Robert, porter Columbia c Warren
Allen Robert, laborer Park n Vanderbilt av
Allen Robert, blacksmith 255 John
Allen Samuel R, Plymouth n Jay [Flushing av
Allen Samuel, shoemaker Myrtle n Classon av h Classon n Allen Sarah, nurse Columbia c Warren
Allen William, butcher 3d av c 16th st Gowanus
Allen William H, clerk Classon n Flushing av
Allen William, stone cutter 51 Tillary
Allen William H, 36 Sackett [ Myrtle av
ALLEN & Co., LONG ISLAND GROCERY, 270 Washington c Aller Amos, merchant N Y h 45 Willow
Alley Joseph B, printer Duffield n Fulton av
Allgeo & Linington, grocers Flatbush turnpike c Atlantic Allien H V, importer S Maiden Lane N Y h 182 Atlantic Allison John, laborer Water n Bridge
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Allison John P, builder Cottage place 106 Columbia Allison William, salesman Wyckoff n Bond Alshelsky Theodore, furrier Bergen n Powers Althiser William, carpenter DeKalb av c Raymond Alwick Jacob H, cook Livingston n Hoyt Alvey Sarah, widow Smith c Bergen Allyn Francis L, clerk 207 Front Allyn Peter, sign painter 57 Wyckoff Alpers Martin, grocer Fulton av c Gold Alpin John, artist Prospect Hill
Alsgood Peter, grocer Carlton c Park av Alvin James, carpet weaver 234 Fulton h 28 Everitt Alway Edward, Red Hook
Alway John, Red Hook
Amberman Peter N, carpenter 380 Hudson av
Amberman Richard, carpenter 135 Nassau
Ambrose George, builder Court n Pacific Ambrose Mrs John, Court n Pacific
Amer William, cooper 18 Talman
Amies Maria, widow 2 Debevoise
Ammerman Nicholas, grocer 40 Carlton av Ammerman Richard, 8 Vine
Ammon Samuel, Bugbies Alley n Fulton (NY
American Gutta Percha Co, 43 Water office IS1 Broadway AMERICAN HOTEL, 26 Fulton, John Jones Proprietor
Ames Daniel, artist Division n DeKalb av
Ames W H, 34 Joralemon
Ames Wyllys, insurance agent 21 Sackett Ametrano Anthony, 80 York
Amy Daniel, market Court c Dean
Anderson Alexander. ship carpenter 3 Jay n Plymouth
Anderson Alexander, stonecutter 64 Pacific
Anderson Benjamin, grocer 155 Jay c Nassau
ANDERSON CHARLES F, architect 17 Park Place N Y h Col- umbia n Hamilton av
Anderson David, tailor 234 Hudson av
Anderson Dennis, hostler 15 College Place
Anderson David, mason Bond n State
Anderson D, brown and blue stone yard Water b Adams and Washington h. 5 Monroe Place
Anderson Ellen, widow 75 Prince (road c 9th st. Anderson Henry, merchant tailor 72 Pine N Y h Gowanus
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Anderson John, clerk 98 Boerum Anderson John B, 155 Sands c Gold Anderson John, laborer Willow c Pacific
Anderson Joshua, 155 Jay c Nassau Anderson Lucinda, widow 180 Nassau
Anderson Mrs - -, 9 Prospect
Anderson Michael, tin roofer 179 Concord (Schermerhorn Anderson P B, stone yard Columbia c Pacific h Boreum c Anderson Rob't G,inspector of stone U S dry dock 271 Pearl Anderson Robert D, iron railing mfr. 82 Livingston (ston ANDERSON & CLAYTON, iron railing mfr. Boerum n Living- ANDERSON & JOHNSON, brown and blue stone yard Water b Washington and Adams
* Anderson Barrett, porter 64 Jay
*Anderson William, laborer 64 Jay
Andree Frederick, bookkeeper 105 Washington Andrews Charles, rug manufacturer Kent n DeKalb av Andrews George, oil manufacturer Kent n Flushing av
Andrews James, merchant 59 Broadway N Y h Classon n Fulton av
Andrews Joseph D, hardware dealer 33 Myrtle av
Andrews -, butcher Columbia n Sackett
Andrews William, butcher 44 Baltic
Andrews William M, ice merchant 140 Furman h 37 Willow Angel William, 4 Vine
Angrave Clifton, merchant 62 Pine N Y h 191 Clinton Angus Henry, constable 2nd Ward 39 Front
Angus John, shingle shaver 281 Pearl
Angus William J, silversmith Amity n Court
Annett Alexander, coal dealer 7 Water
Annett James, union coal yard Adams c York h 72 Adams Ansell Henry, broker Hicks c Poplar
Anthony David C, merchant 24 Cedar N Y h 97 Concord Anthony Edward, western insurance office N Y h 24 Garden Anthony Hester, widow Red Hook
Anthony W R, 43 Wyckoff n Smith Antonidus Matthew, cabinet maker 146 High
Antony Philip, baker Cranberry c Henry (95 Myrtle av Applegate Daniel B. Phoenix market Willoughby c Gold h Applegate Edward, mason and oyster saloon Prince e Myrtle Applegate George S, Franklin market 149 Myrtle av
Applegate Lewis, carpenter Myrtle av n Raymond
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Applegate William R, butcher Myrtle av n Raymond Appleton Samuel B, clerk 143 Fulton Appleyard Thomas, painter Bergen n 4th av Appleyard William, cabinet maker 54 Fulton Appleyard William, carman Tillary n Navy Arbona Francis R, blacksmith 60 Carlton n Myrtle av Arbuckle Andrew, laborer Adams b Water and Front Archer George B, merchant 38 Concord Arcularius John, Fulton market N Y h 97 Washington Arcularius Letitia, widow of P I Pacific n Powers Arkness Anthony, painter Hamilton av n Ferry (Front Armfield Joseph A, spice mills Hudson n Fulton av h 218 Armitage James, saw manufacturer and tavern 206 Atlantic Arms Charles, merchant 159 Pearl N Y h 69 Orange Armshaw Richard, plasterer 41 Main
Armstrong Benjamin, druggist N Y h 46 Sands
Armstrong Elizabeth, Pacific n Court
ARMSTRONG S T & F W American gutta percha factory Wa-
ter b Dock and Main office 181 Broadway NY h Mansion house
Armstrong James, stone cutter Red Hook
Armstrong John, tinman 15 Prince
Armstrong John, laborer Pacific n Vanderbilt av
Armstrong Patrick, laborer Bridge c Water
Armstrong Thomas, watch and clock maker 40 Hicks ARNOLD A F, dry goods store 137 Myrtle av c Prince
Arnold Daniel H, merchant 60 Pine N Y h 38 Pierrepont
Arnold Daniel S, mercht 19 Cortlandt N Y h 73 Cranberry Arnold Edward H, mercht 34 Beaver N Y h 65 Joralemon Arnold George, laborer 25 Green lane
Arnold George, mercht 147 Broadway N Y h 100 Middagh Arnold Samuel, carpenter Court n Degraw
Arnold Samuel G, clerk common council Hoyt n Atlantic Arnold William M, undertaker Boerum n Pacific
Arrent Stephen, Union n Columbia
Arrents Edward, agent Powers n Dean (Atlantic Arrosmith Benjamin E, merchant 145 Broad N Y h Hoyt n Arthur Edward H, 235 Hicks
Arthur George D, Washington n Fulton av
Arthur John, livery stable keeper Fulton n City Hall h 9 Pearl Arthur William, engineer 254 Gold n Myrtle av Ash Ann, widow 101 Nassau
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Ash Simon, brown stone cutter 101 Gold *Ash Jane, widow 41 Hicks c Middagh Ashby Samuel B, 15 Hicks Ashfield James, mason Hoyt n Pacific Ashman Mrs, nurse 83 Cranberry Ashton Catharine, widow Cole st n Hamilton av Ashtroth George, stage driver Kent av north Ashworth Henry, stone cutter 28 Green lane Ashworth John, flagger 48 Green lane Askham John, agent 71 Nassau
Aspenall Joseph, stage driver Flushing n Classon av Aspenall William, shoemaker Park c Franklin av h Flushing Asten Wm, cooper 42 Water N Y h 99 Jay [n Classon av Atfield William, porter 50 Pacific
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