Albany city directory 1866, Part 33

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Publication date: 1866
Publisher: Albany, N.Y
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Packard Chester Mrs. house 37 Congress Packard Edward G. actor, boards 37 Congress Packard George W. (Shear, Packard & Co.), stove manuf. 17 Green, house 130 State


Packard John C. printer, house 56 Delaware Packard John Chester, Yankee notions, house 39 Congress


Packard Joseph jr. (Shear, Packard & Co.) stove manuf. 17 Green, house 184 State Packard Mary, widow, house 21 Fulton Packard Robert L. 19 Green, house 130 State Packard Wm. J. painter, house 37 Congress Packer John B. machinist, boards Pearl St. Hotel Padden John A. painter, boards 75 Columbia Paddock Peter, painter, house 12 Clinton Paddock Peter J. clerk, 103 South Pearl, house 76 Division


Paddock Stephen, attorney and commissioner, 61 State, house 1 Lancaster


Paddock Stephen Mrs. house 76 Division


Paddock William E. laborer, h. 162 S. Lansing Paddock William H. clerk, boards 1 Lancaster Paddock (Wm. S.) & Nott (J. C.), attorneys,


also recorder of city of Albany, 51 State, h. 160 Lydins


Padlow Joseph, moulder, house 62 Johnson


Padlow Richard, carpenter, house 93 Philip Paff Jacob, laborer, house 18 Third


Page Edwell, clerk, boards 31 Dallius


Page Elizabeth, widow, house 152 Third


CABINET ORGANS and MELODEONS, Tuned, Rented and Repaired, at J. H. HIDLEY'S Piano and Music Store, 543 Broadway.


"A word to the wise is sufficient "-Insure with the COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY.


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Page Enoch, moulder, 58 Liberty, h. 14 S. Ferry Page Isaiah (J. Page & Son), house 92 Grand Page Joel & Son (Isaiah Page), iron foundry, 58 Liberty, house 263 Lydius


Page John E. (Teller & Page) gent's furnishing goods, 462 and 464 B'way, h. 75 Ten Broeck Page Mercy, widow, house 67 Orange


Page Peter Le, printer, boards 40 Lydius


Page Pamelia Miss, house 32 Jay


Page Rensselaer H. moulder, bds. 24 S. Pearl


Page Samuel F. bookkeeper, 14 Hudson, house at Ireland's Corners


Paglow Frederick, shoemaker, house 4 Morton Paige Alonzo, civil engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. h. at Schenectady


Paige J. C. Y. chamberlain, City Hall, house 74 Hawk


Paine Horace M. physician, bds. 104 State


Paine Lansing B. clerk, 115 State, b. 17 Philip Paine William, moulder, boards 229 Green PAINE, see Payne


Palmateer Samuel, flour, &c., 3 Hudson, house 57 High


Palmatier James D. salesman, house 195 Spruce Palmer (Amos P.), Newton (Horace B.) & Co. (J. M. Newton, jr. ), Salamander and Albany Firebrick Works, Rathbone on R. & S. R. R. and cashier Union Bank, h. at Newtonville


Palmer Ambrose W. clerk, house 200 Swan


Palmer Asa A. clerk, house 104 Spring


Palmer Byron R. (I.A. Chapman & Co.), 3, 5 and 7 State, bds. American Hotel


Palmer Caleb, bookkeeper at Rathbone's foundry, house 176 Second


Palmer Catharine, widow, h. Lydius cor. Hawk Palmer Charles G. painter, h. Lydius cor. Hawk Palmer David H. harnessmaker, 420 Broadway, house 129 Jefferson


Palmer Edward (Rosendale & Palmer), dry goods, 41 Washington avenue, bds. 1 Hamilton


Palmer Edward D. clerk at Palmer, Newton & Co. boards at Newtonville


Palmer Elizabeth, widow, house 15 Dove


Palmer Enoch, moulder, house 31 Dallius


Palmer Erastus C. sculptor, studio 5 Fayette be- low Hawk, house at Bethlehem in summer and 3 Columbia place in winter


Palmer E. H., Steamboat House, 1 Hamilton Palmer Ezra R. house 207 Sand [N. Pearl


Palmer Hoyt G. executive department, boards 51 Palmer Isaiah, blacksmith, h. Watson, G'bush


Palmer Isaiah, 596 Broadway, bds. 31 Dallius


Palmer James, janitor Albany Academy, h. do. Palmer Joel, carpenter, house Mechanic ab. East, Greenbush


Palmer Joel H. engineer, h. Blue row, G'bush Palmer John A. carpenter, house 18 Park


Palmer (John) & Ray (Wm.), painter, 44 Wash- ington avenue


Palmer Luther M. (Crook, Palmer & Co.), pro- visions, 9 State, house 99 Hudson


Palmer Nathaniel J. painter, b. Lydius c. Hawk Palmer William, harnessmaker, lı. 8 Western ave. Pander Martin, laborer, house at North Albany Pangburn Alida Mrs. house 124 Chestnut


Pangburn David, brakeman, bds. 32 Van Schaick Pangburn Henry G. clerk, bds. 124 Chestnut Pangburn James H. policeman, h. 47 Hawk


Pangburn James E. clerk, bds. Sherman House Pangburn Job, house 254 South Pearl


Pangburn John S. carman, house 124 Chestnut Pangburn R. Miss, house 79 Hawk


Papen Theodore, agent, housc 89 Schuyler


Pappalardo Settimo, cook at Delavan House, h. 49 Columbia


Pardee William H. com. mer. 108 Pier, boards Dunlop House


Pareira Aaron, clothing, 222 South Pearl, h. do. Pareira Moses, cigarmaker, house 118 Arch


Pareira Phil. shocmaker, h. Seymour, Bath Parent Mary, widow, house 88 Grand


Park Henry A. truckman, house 301 Hudson


Park John R. bookkeeper, 4 Little Basin, boards 14 Lumber. [Lumber


Park S. Curtis ( Wm. Park & Son), boards 14 Park Sidney W. clerk, comptroller's office, State HIall, bds. at Bethlehem


Park William & Son (S. C.), grocer, 4 Little Basin, also bent felloes, Center cor. Colonie, house 14 Lumber


Parke Clark D. house 59 Fayette


Parke P. Wendell, clerk, 443 B'way, h. 106 State Parke S. M. Mrs. house 106 State


Parker Amasa J. attorney, 55 State, house 143 Washington ave. [Washington ave.


Parker Amasa J. jr. attorney, 55 State, bds. 143 Parker Andrew J. shoemaker, h. 278 South Pearl Parker Catharine, widow, house 115 Lumber


Parker Charles F. shoemaker, bds. 81 Church


Parker Edmund M. bookkeeper, 525 Broadway, house 59 Dove


Parker Edwin R. shoe manuf. Beaver, corner Green, boards 81 Church


Parker Elizabeth, widow, h. 244 Luniber


Parker George W. shoemaker, bds. 81 Church


Parker Henry, shoemaker, house 203 South Pearl Parker Isaac L. harnessmaker, h. 104 Jefferson


Parker James, drover, house 427 Bowery


Parker James, expressman, house 72 Hamilton Parker Jesse, shoemaker, house 268 South Pearl Parker John, hoop skirts and corsets, 670 Broad -


way and 62 South Pearl, h. 45 Montgomery Parker John N. carpenter, Chapel cor. Steuben; also alderman 5th ward, house 78 Chapel


Parker Joseph W. clerk, A. P. M. Gen. office, 465 Broadway, bds. Van Rensselaer House Parker Levi, real estate agent and magnetic oil,


1 Clinton avenue, house 104 Second


Parker Mary Mrs. dry goods, 75 Swan, Arbor hill Parker Richard, turner, boards 115 Lumber Parker Robert, carpenter, boards 115 Lumber Parker Thomas, carpenter, boards 115 Lumber


Parker William, turner, boards 115 Lumber


Parker William B. carpenter, b. 61 Clinton ave. Parker (William W.) & O'Brien ( Charles), mer-


chant tailors, 481 Broadway, h. 190 State Parkes Joseph, enameler, house 122 Arch


Parkhurst Nathan S. bookkeeper, 475 Broadway, boards 136 State


Parkingham Philip, carpenter, h. Wash. ave. Parks James G. B. druggist, 158 Second, h. do. Parks Martha, widow, house 226 Elm


Parks William, shoemaker, house 172 Lumber


Parkyn Theodore, mason, house 23 Congress


Parmele F. B. physician, Broadway, Greenbush, house Columbia, do.


Parnell Willard, sawfiler and handscrew maker, 50 Howard, house 43 Congress


Parr Harris, military storekeeper, arsenal, bds. 102 Franklin


Parr John, printer, boards 102 Franklin


Parr Richard, house 102 Franklin


Parr Richard jr. house 28 South Ferry


Parrent Mary A. Mrs. house 88 Grand


Parrish Perry, farmer, boards 185 State [road Parrott Elliot G. carriagemaker, h. 3 Bethlehem Parrott Thomas, carpenter, h. 19 Washington, Greenbush [h. 92 Hamilton


Parry William H. paperhangings, 96 S. Pearl, Parsons Charles E. 601 B'way, b. 23 Ten Broeck Parsons Eldredge, brakeman, bds. Washington n. Third ave., G'bush [B'way, G'bush Parsons George E. conductor, H. R. R. R. bds.


C. F. MARTIN'S UNRIVALLED and other AMERICAN GUITARS, at J. H. HIDLEY'S Piano Forte and Music Store, 543 Broadway.


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THE COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY'S OFFICE is at No. 448 Broadway-after November 1866, at No. 57 State Street.


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Parsons Harvey, undertaker, &c. 601 Broadway, house 23 Ten Broeck


Parsons Isabella, widow, h. Columbia, G'bush Parson James W. clothing, 422 and 424 B'way,


h. 81 Ten Broeck [81 Ten Broeck Parsons James W. jr. clerk, 422 Broadway, bds. Parsons John D. (Weed, Parsons & Co. also


Dawson & Co.), Evening Journal, 61 State, house 8 Hall place [bds. 8 Hall place Parsons John D. jr. bookkeeper, Journal office, Parsons (P. N.) & Lord (Melvill), grocers, 666 Broadway, boards 74 Hudson


Parsons Seth E. (Greene & P.), photographic goods, 496 Broadway, house 389 Lydius


Parsons S. H. sorting house paper stock, 128 Washington avenue [h. 110 N. Pearl Parsons S. H. H. police justice, Center market, Parsons Stephen H. (Judson, Parsons & Haskell), coffee and spice manuf. s. east corner Dean and Exchange, boards 81 Ten Brocek


Parsons Sylvanus, captain, house Columbia ab. Academy, Greenbush


Parton Dennis, peddler, house 59 Mulberry Pasco Ezra L. (Dickerman & P.), faney goods, 380 Broadway, house 148 Washington ave. Pasco Robert V., Broadway opp. Ferry, G'bush Passage Henry, laborer, house 51 Third Passenger Andrew, gardener, h. North Albany Passenger William H. clerk, 44 Lumber distriet, boards 331 North Pearl


Paterson James, moroccodresser, h. 33 Mulberry Paterson John, supt. of weights and measures, State Hall, house 244 Hudson


Paterson John S. clerk, 443 Broadway, boards 244 Hudson [hill


Patinson John, carpenter, house 36 Lark, Arbor Patrick Catharine, widow, house 37 Alexander Patrick Charles W. salesman, 459 Broadway, h. 315 Hamilton [Beth. road, b. 97 Bassett Patrick Charles W. (J. J. Bradt & Co.), grocer, Patrick Robt. W. elerk, 416 B'way, h. 100 Grand Patrick Simon (Daniel Weidman & Co.), 443 Broadway, house 98 Grand


Patten Allen, brakeman, N. Y. C. R. R. boards Exchange Hotel


Patten Alexander, laborer, house 265 N. Pearl Patten Asa K. musician, house 165 Elm


Patten James M. boards 81 Second


Patten John W. lumber insp. 8 Lumber district, house Park, Bath


Patten Marcus, collector, h. at North Albany Patten Moses, produce, house 105 State Patten R. J. clerk, house 81 Second


Patten Samuel Mrs. house 192 State


Patterson Alfred, tailor, house 139 Broad Patterson Amelia, widow, house 122 Third


Patterson Bernard, carriage painter, Rossman building, 621 Green


Patterson Bridget, widow, h. 175 Montgomery Patterson Charles, stovemounter, h. 7 Johnson Patterson George, machinist, h. Broadway above Fourth, Greenbush


Patterson Hamilton, tracklayer, h. 90 Philip Patterson Henry, clerk, boards 46 Beaver Patterson James A. elerk, Eagle cor. Hamilton Patterson James A. bookkeeper, h. 10 Catharine Patterson Jane, widow, house 110 Areh Patterson John, brieklayer, house 155 Canal


Patterson John, house 169 Hamilton


Patterson John A. carpenter, h. Second, Bath Patterson John C. lithographer, 61 State, house 35 Dallius


Patterson John W. teamster, house 103 Beaver Patterson Margaret Mrs. widow, house First near John, Greenbush


Patterson Martha, widow, house 16 Chapel Patterson Patrick J. confectionery, 55 Green


Patterson Richard A. shoemaker, h. 33 Second Patterson Robert, laborer, house 35 Van Schaick Patterson Thomas, nailer, h. 177 Montgomery Patterson William, carpenter, h. 6 Bleecker pl. Patterson William, carpenter, h. 245 S. Pearl Patterson William B. policeman, h. 245 S. Pearl Patterson William G. Mrs. house 122 Third Patterson William H. boilermaker, bds. 33 Sec'd PATTERSON, see Paterson


Pattison Dudley, harnessmaker, h. 89 Clinton av. Patton Asa, frescoer and porter, Mansion House Patton David H. elerk, boards 149 North Pearl Patton John, clerk, 86 Green, h. 149 N. Pearl Patton John R. salesman, Water e. North Ferry, house 100 Lumber [149 N. Pearl


Patton Thomas R. carman, N. Y. C. R. R. bds. Patton (Wm. J.) & McCracken (Joseph), flour and feed, 89 Green, house 105 Lydius


Patzig John H. cartrimmer, bds. 303 Wash'n av. Paul Christian, laborer, house 127 Nucella


Paul Christian (Joseph & Christian) saloon, 10 William, house do.


Paul David, peddler, h. B'way n. Fifth, G'bush


Paul Frederick, machinist, house 228 Green


Paul George F. machinist, house 228 Green


Paul Joseph, printer, house 221 Jefferson


Paul Joseph & Christian, saloon, 10 William


Paul Mary A. Mrs. cook, house 221 Jefferson


Paul Mary Jane Mrs. house 777 Broadway


Paul Robert, stonecutter, boards 50 Van Zandt


Paul Samuel, clerk, 420 B'way, h. 154 Hudson


Paul Samuel jr., expressman National Express Company, bds. Bleecker.


Paul Thomas, teacher, bds. Jefferson ab. Swan


Paul Thomas, machinist, house Mechanic above East, Greenbush -


Pauley David, moulder, house 180 Lydius


Pauley James, moulder, house 109 Jefferson Pauli John, cabinetmaker, house 13 Western av. Pauli Peter, laborer, house 65 Delaware


Paull Edward O. secretary Littlefield Manufac- turing Co. 47 Montgomery, b. 52 Willett


Paull Henry H. clerk, 47 Mont'ry, b. 52 Willett Paulus (Casper) & Hausen (Henry), druggists,


Westerlo c. South Pearl, h. Dove c. Morton Paulus Peter, shoemaker, house 197 Broad Paulus Peter, blacksmith, house 162 Broad


Payn Benjamin, tobacconist, 447 Broadway, house 132 North Pearl (see businees card page 257) Payn Benjamin F. 447 B'way, bds. 132 N. Pearl Payn Cornelius, clerk, 35 Dean, bds. 7 Chapel


Payn Edgar M. clerk; boards 19} Park


Payn George A. clerk, boards 7 Chapel


Payn John, carman, house 87 Third


Payn John B. moulder, house 18 Delaware


Payn Philemon R. grocer, 178 Hudson c. Hawk" Payn Richard M. clerk, boards 194 Park


Payn Samuel G. com. merchant, house 7 Chapel Payn Samuel G. jr. (Cleminshaw & P.), self- raising flour, 35 Dean, house 7 chapel


Payn Samuel N. dredger and doek builder, house 19 Park


Payne Edward A. carpenter, house 223 Lumber Payne Francis W. house 955 Broadway


Payne George R. office 30 Hudson, h. 164 Swan


Payne John H. machinist, house 1 Hamilton pl. Payne Maria Mrs. house 71 Division PAYNE, see Paine


Payton John, laborer, house at North Albany Peacock Charlotte B. Mrs. house 43 West Ferry Peacock Jerusha HI. teacher, boards 43 W. Ferry Peake Louis D. moulder, boards 229 Green Pearce John Mrs. house 45 Maiden lane


PEARCE, see Peirce, Pearse, Pierce


Pearcey Henrietta, tailoress, house 68 Fayette PEARCEY, sce Percy


Pearl Isaac M. switchman, house 49 Congress


VIOLINS, GUITARS, MUSIC-BOXES and Musical Instruments of all kinds, a J. H. HIDLEY'S Piano Forte and Music Store, 543 Broadway.


ADAM VAN ALLEN, Cashier of the First National Bank, is President of the Commerce Insurance Company.


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Pearl Jacob E. Mrs. house 49 Jackson


Pearl Joanna, widow, house N. First near John, Greenbush


Pearl John, wheelwright, house 73 Schuyler


Pearl Lawrence, brakeman, house Glen, G'bush Pearl Lawrence S. clerk, 70 Wash. av. bds. do. Pearl Peter, brakeman, h. N. Second ncar Pine, Greenbush


[Greenbush


Pearl William, fireman, boards First near John, Pearl William W. blacksmith, 147 Hudson, h. 13 Park


Pearsall David H. carriagemaker, h. 11 Catharine


Pearse Marshall, house 341 State


PEARSE, see Pearce, Pierce and Peirce


Pearson Mary A. sewing, house 3144 State


Pease Charles L. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. freight office, boards 12 Hawk


Pease (Erastus H.) & Prentice (Sartell), books and paper, 82 State, house 94 Clinton av. Pease Frederick S. bookkeeper, National Com- mercial Bank, house 62 Lodge


Peck Allen F. Mrs. house 89 Eagle


Peek Amelia, widow, house 68 Lumber


Peck Charles H. prof. languages, State Street High School, 119 State, house 2 Jay


Peck Delavan, prop. Peck's Hotel and restaurant, 530 and 532 Broadway, house 633 do.


Peck Edward, clerk, 488 B'way, b. 149 Hamilton Peck (Eleazer A.) & Hillman (Joseph), life ins. 442 Broadway, house 41 Fifth, Troy


Peck George W. tinsmith, house 39 Hawk


Peck Henry C. assistant bookkeeper, 58 Pier, boards Washington avenue c. Park place Peck James, clerk, boards 41 Jay


Peck Nancy L Miss, boards 4 Park place


Peck Spencer S. B. boards 1 Washington avenue Peck William A. bookkeeper, 324 Broadway, bds. 89 Eagle [Sherman House


Peck William H. clerk, 41 North Pearl, boards Peckham Rufus W. justice supreme court, office Tweddle Hall, house 123 State


Peckham Rufus W. jr. (Tremaine & P.), attor- ney, Tweddle Hall, house 123 State


Pecord Francis, laborer, house 47 Colonie Pecord Samuel, baker, house 44 Lawrence


Pedlow Richard, carpenter, house 93 Philip Peel John, baker, house 146 Spring


Peet William W. printer, boards Sherman House Peevers William, patternfiler, house 183 Third


Peirce John, gardener, boadrs Lydius junction Western avenue


PEIRCE, see Pierce, Pearce and Pearse Pells John B. boarding department State Street High School, 119 State [17 Philip


Pelton William H. clerk, 41 North Pearl, boards Pemberton Ebenezer Mrs. house 35 Ten Broeck Pemberton H. widow of Henry S. h. 110 Clinton avenue


Pemberton John, blacksmith, house 212 Elk


Pemberton John, grocer, N. Pearl cor. Columbia, house 71 Ten Broeck


Pemberton (John L.) & Gowen (E. M.), poultry, 108 State, house 62 do.


Pemberton Thomas L. house 30 Van Schaick Pender John J. bartender, house 56 W. Ferry Pender Michael, moulder, h. Canal near Knox Pender Patrick, gardener, house 56 West Ferry Pendergrast Edward, carpenter, house 139 Green Pendergrast Jas. H. gilder, boards 104 Green Pendergrast Michael, laborer, house 1 Fulton Pendleton Lansing, carpenter, house 9 Catharine Pendleton Lansing jr. engineer, bds. 9 Catharine Pendleton William, clerk, boards 9 Catharine Penfield George H. bookkeeper, W. R. R. house Blue row, Greenbush


Penley Geo. F. fireman, h. Prospect hill, W. Alb. Penn William, whitewasher, h. rear 31 Fulton


Pennie (John jr.) & Hodsett (William), coopers, 42 Quay and 64 Arch, h. 161 Lydius


Pennock Henry, brakeman, bds. 32 Van Schaick Pennyfeather Richard, stovemounter, house 209 Green


Pepoon Frederick H. corresponding clerk, Na- tional Mechanics' & Farmers' Bank, boards 51 North Pearl


Pepperkorn Samucl, peddler, h. 172 S. Pearl Pepson Charles, potter, boards 248 Lydius Pepson Stephen, pottery, house 248 Lydius Percher George, gratefitter, house 188 Broad Percy James, butcher, 776 B'way, bds. 623 do. Percy John jr. butcher, 776 B'way, h. 97 First Percy Maria, widow, house 149 First


Percy William N. machinist, house 78 Second PERCY, see Pearcey


Perdue Henry, cooper, house 123 Franklin


Perkins Elizabeth A. widow of John H. house 6 Plain [16 High


Perkins Jesse A. dentist, Tweddle Hall, boards Perle Alexander, peddler, house 145 Broad Perle Moses, peddler, house 145 Broad


Pero Jake, moulder, house 51 Cherry


Perry Andrew J. clerk, 56 Wash. ave. house 40 Congress [co. 71 State, h. 229 Lydius


Perry Chas. E. sec'y gas consumers' protective Perry Edward, carpenter, h. Pros. hill, W. Alb. Perry Eli, house 85 Washington avenue


Perry George, shoemaker, 28 Lodge, Bigelow's Hotel boards


Perry Hiram, office 423 Broadway


Perry John, baker, h. W. Ferry below Ontario Perry John, carpenter, h. Pros. hill, West Alb. Perry (John S.) & Co. (Nathan B. Perry), stove foundry, 115 Hudson, h. 140 Wash. ave. Perry Joseph, laborer, house 71 Grand


Perry Mary E. teacher, 182 Wash. ave. boards at West Albany [Second


Perry Moses K. paper stock, 64 Green, house 180 Perry Nathan B. (Perry & Co.), 115 Hudson, h. 26 Lancaster


Perry Wm. H. carriagemaker, h. 89 Westerlo


Person (Henry A.) & Donahue (William), res- taurant, 66 State


Persons Alexander, waiter, house 108 Arch


Pester John H. clerk, boards 88 Lark


Pester Thomas, baker, boards 88 Lark


Pester William, baker, 57 Lark, house 88 do.


Peter Anthony, brewer, house 28 Alexander


Peter Joseph, plasterworker, h. 131 Franklin


Peterman Jefferson, watchmaker, 34 Hudson, h. 65 Grand


Peters C. F. manuf. jeweller, 45 Green, h. do.


Peters George, cabinctmaker, h. 293 Wash. ave. Peters George, carpenter, house 1 Bowery


Peters George O. agent for gas burners and regu- lators, house 20 Dallius


Peters John G. house 16 Catharine


Peters John Henry, lumberman, h. 93 Church Peterson Charles, machinist, house 45 Third


Peterson Gilbert, contractor, bds. Peck's Hotel Peterson John, baker, 81 Bowery, house do.


Petrie Henry A. boards 17 Jay


Petti Charles, laborer, house 39 Alexander Pettingill Michael, baker, 97 Beaver, h. do. Pettit Charles, coachman, bds. 20 Wash. ave. Pettit James, foreman at Jones, Haskel & Co's, also overseer of the poor, h. 344 Lydius


Petty Samuel HI. currier, house 112 Green Pew Jacob O. house 49 Cherry Pew Margaret, house 208 Green Pew Maria, house 208 Green


Pfail Henry, stableman, h. at North Albany


Pfail George, cooper, house 231 Sand


Pfau Frederick, clerk, 35 Green, boards do.


Pfeffer Henry, laborer, house Odell


DRUMS, FIFES, and all other MILITARY BAND INSTRUMENTS, at J. H. HIDLEY'S Piano and Music Store, 543 Broadway.


ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS-Insure with the Commerce Insurance Company.


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Pfeffer Louis, cook, house Lydius near Ontario Pfeffer Menar, widow, house Van Vechten, near Clinton


Pfeiffer Charles, shoemaker, 8 Rossman building Pfeiffer Leonard, shoemaker. boards 4 William PfaLtz Michael, tailor, house 166 Broad Pflantz William, tailor, house 163 Broad Pfleiger Mary, widow, house 25 Teunis Pflug William, shoemaker, house 49 Church Phelan James, laborer, house rear 36 Van Woert Phelan John, contractor, house 162 Eagle Phelan Keran, laborer, house 43 Canal


Phelps A. sec. and treas. Coburn's Detergent Manuf. Co. 147 Clinton avenue, house do.


Phelps Albert, bookkeeper at Thos. Miles', house Broadway, Greenbush


Phelps Alva, boards 193 Clinton avenue Phelps Charles E. cooper, house 73 Lark Phelps Charles W. cooper, boards 73 Lark Phelps Erastus R. Mrs. house 166 Swan


Phelps Frank, carpenter, house 91 Church Phelps Harvey, soapmaker, house 89 Second Phelps Henry A. boards 193 Clinton avenue Phelps James, laborer, house 62 Schuyler


Phelps Mary, widow, house 142 Washington ave. Phelps Philip, deputy comptroller, State Hall, house 189 Hamilton


Phelps William L. M. secretary and treasurer A. & S. R. R. 262 Broadway, house 104 Eagle Philbrick Amanda M. Mrs. teacher, b. 126 State Pillian Michael, laborer, house 56 Van Woert Phillips A. D. clerk, boards 173 Lydius


Phillips Anthony J. plumber, 194 S. Pearl, h. do. Phillips Benjamin, waiter, house 121 Arch Phillips Bernard, boilermaker, boards 45 Union Phillips Caroline, widow of James, h. 247 Lumber Phillips Charles Mrs. house 140 Swan


Phillips David, bds. Broadway n. Second, G'bush Phillips (David) & Huntley (Gilbert E.), found- ers, Broadway, Greenbush, h. at Amsterdam Phillips Dewitt H. (Bouton, Jones & Co.), flour, 12 Maiden lane, boards Hager's hotel


Phillips Edward (Norton & Co.), lumber dealers, 6 Lumber district, house 53 Spencer Phillips Frank, earpenter, boards 91 Church Phillips Jacob, carpenter, house Ferry c. Dallius Phillips James, agent, boards 69 Beaver Phillips John, cattledealer, h. 304 Wash. ave.


Phillips J. P. widow, house 276 Washington ave. Phillips Joseph W. bookkeeper, h. r. 119 Lumber Phillips Levi Mrs. house 12 Jay


Phillips Mary Ann, widow, house 167 Grand Phillips Miles, conductor H. R. R. R. boards Lodewick House, Greenbush [134 Lumber Phillips Oscar, engineer, N. Y. C. R. R. house Phillips Philip, carpenter, boards 91 Church Phillips Wm. H. painter, house 121 Jefferson Phillipsburgh ·, moulder, boards 161 Broad Phillipsen John P. laborer, house 176 Broad Philpot George W. clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. freight office, boards 147 Second


Philpot John, carpenter, house 147 Second Phipps Bradford S. 494 B'way, b. 61 Lancaster Picard Eli, carpenter, house Broadway near Har- rison, Greenbush


Picken Thomas, wooldealer, house 3 Daniels Picket Jacob, machinist, boards 83 Alexander Picket Julia Mrs. house rear 5 Morton


Pieket Lewis, laborer, house 83 Alexander Picket Matthew, engineer, house 36 Rensselaer Piehl John, grocer, house 63 Clinton Piepenbrink Charles, upholsterer, house 66 Lark Piepenbrink Fred K. house 66 Lark Pierce Allen R. bds. 31 N. Lark


Pierce Charles W. & Co. ( Edward Wackerhagen), ironfounders, 47 and 49 Liberty, h. N. Pearl


Pierce Charles W. foundry, house 243 N. Pearl Pieree Fanny Mrs. cloakmaker, h. 89 Hamilton Pierce George W. (Van Heusen, Charles & Co), 470 Broadway, boards 27 Grand


Pierce Horace I. clerk, house 107 Eagle


Pierce James G. house White, Bath


Pierce Joseph, shoemaker, house 89 Hamilton


Pierce Melinda, musicteacher, h. 328 Hamilton Pierce M. J. grocer, 107 Eagle, h. do. PIERCE, Pearce, Pearse, and Peirce Pigh Philip, laborer, house 31 Rensselaer Piging Adam, shoemaker, house 100 Nucella Pike Benjamin, cigarmaker, house 149 First Pike John, bartender, boards 26 Bowery Pike Thomas, insurance, b. Dunlop House Pike Margaret, widow, house 26 Bowery Pikken Andrew, shoemaker, h. 98 Nucella Pilger Jacob, bookbinder, h. 334 Broadway Pillion Thomas, laborer, house 3 Sand


Pilsbury Amos, sup t penitentiary, house do. Pilsbury Louis D. clerk at penitentiary, h. do.


Pilsbury S. Dexter, clerk penitentiary, house do.


Pinckney Abraham, weigher, h. 185 Second


Pinckney James D. bookkeeper, 16 Beaver, h. 26 Division


Pinckney James D. jr. boards 26 Division Pinekney John W. weigher and measurer, house 249 Lumber


Pinckney William, tailor, house 80 S. Ferry Pindar Philip, peddler, boards Perry


Pindell William T. hairdresser, 641 Green Pink Thomas, miller, 80 Pier, house 7 Union Pinion James, shoemaker, h. 267 Lumber


Pinney George S. painter, house 32 Congress Pinney George W. engineer, house 145 Second Pinney Robert, clerk, boards 13 Liberty


Pinney Robert L. clerk, bds. Sherman House


Pinney Worthington, dentist, b. Sherman House Piscomber Matthias, house 66 Hudson




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