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It is the united testimony of every one that has used the PEBBLE; they would not go back to the ordinary glass, even if they could have them for the asking, considering that the safety and protection of the eye is of far more con- sequence than it is to save in the purchase of ordinary glass, and thus injure the eye.
General Rules for the Choice of Spectacles.
The most general and perhaps the best rule that can be given to those that are in want of assistance from glasses, in order to choose their spectacles that may suit the state of their eyes, is to prefer those that show objects nearest their natural size ; neither enlarging or diminishing; not straining the eye, nor causing any unnatural exertion of the pupil.
If the PEBBLES suit the eye, it will have ease and rest ; should they fatigue the eye, you had better change immediately and get those that are perfectly easy.
An attentive consideration of the following rules will enable every one to judge for themselves when their sight may be assisted and preserved by the use of spectacles.
Ist. When we are obliged to remove small objects to a considerable distance from the eye in order to see distinctly. 2d. If we find it necessary to get more light than formerly, as, for instance, to place the work or book much nearer the light. 3d If on look- ing at and attentively observing a near object it becomes confused, and appears to have a mist before it, or the letters of a book run into each other and appear double. 4th. If the eyes are so fatigued by a little exercise that we are obliged to shut them from time to time, and relieve them by looking at different objects.
When any of all these occur, the sooner you get a pair of BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES for the eyes, the more you will enjoy life and have the satisfaction of having good eyesight for many years longer.
These considerations point out clearly the advantages that may be obtained by a proper choice of spectacles on first wearing them, and the importance of making such a choice ; and again, where is the best place to buy just the article, and where every pair is war- ranted to give perfect satisfaction.
We have been selling the PraBLE for many years, and in no instance where a person has worn them would they be willing to give them up on any account, as they are really invaluable, and no other kind should be used by any one who values their eyesight
Many persons do not require glasses to see at a distance, though they may use them to read or sew. To all such we recommend the PANTOROPIC PEBBLE, na possessing great advantages in this respect, by leaving a clear vision above the glass when not using them, and by casting down the eye the full benefit of glasses is derived. To the clergy who wish to refer to their manuscript, and at the same time have a clear and unobstructed view of the most distant part of the place of worship, they are especially adapted.
Or the lawyer, who frequently has to advert to his notes, and is desirous at the same time to see around him, they are equally serviceable.
Our Panais test is a philosophical curiosity, as showing the difference between the Prats and the ordinary glasses generally uned. We invite all to call and examine it, and the most skeptical can clearly see that the Prants is the best and most perfect article ever made for the preservation of the eye, and for giving ease and comfort in reading or sewing, and those who do not use them will always regret it.
We say with perfect confidence, that every pair gives entire satisfaction and gratification to all who have used them, and they Invariably say to their friends get the Prants in preference to all other ginsses.
We have a very large assortment on hand, and are constantly importing, so that we can suit every one either in Spectacles or Eye-Glasses, of gold, silver, steel, shell, rubber, or horn, and my personal attention is given at all times to the fitting and adjusting of all kinds of ginases to the eyes.
JOHN D. CHASE, Optician and Jeweler, 203 FULTON ST., near Concord,
HOWE & BOUVIER,
194 Broadway, 194 Broadway, NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. HOWE'S PREMIUM
STANDARD
SCALES. PATENTED. Adopted as the Standard by the United States Government.
The Manufacture of the
HOWE SCALE
was commenced in 1856, and has been continued by the present proprietor since that date. It has been their constant aim to spare no expense in producing
A DURABLE, RELIABLE AND ACCURATE SCALE, ONE WHICH SHALL HAVE NO SUPERIOR IN ANY RESPECT.
That the public generally appreciate our efforts in that direction is proved by the reference to those who have our Scale in daily use, published in our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, And to the fact that our Scales are in general use by the
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MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, Warerooms, 596 Broadway, New York. See Advertisement opp, page 370,
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Chauncey David M. h 97 Joralemon Chauncey D. & M. office P. O. bldg. Montague n. Court
Chauncey Michael, h 95 Joralemon
Chauncy R. h Hall n. Fulton av
EChavlier John C. sailmkr. h 169 S. 8th
Chaytor Thomas, dry goods, 25 Park row, N.Y. h 385 Henry
Cheavers Mary, h 182 Navy
Checkley Harriet, wid. midwife, h 236 Pacific Cheehan William, laborer, h r 151 Plymouth ECheerlock John, u. s. a. h Union av. c. N.1st Cheeswright Edward, imp. 626 B'way, N. Y. h Gates av. n. Ryerson
Cheetham Isaac T. bookkeeper, h 150 B'way ECheever Andrew, rectifier, h Boerum c. Smith Cheever Henry, clerk. h. 80 Woodhull
Chejwidden Thomas, mer. 113 Maiden la. N. Y. h 295 Fulton av
Chemidlin John B. furrier, 12 B'way, N. Y. h 350 Sackett
Cheney Alfred, express, 65 B'way, N. Y. h 5 Willow pl
Cheney John W. ins. 18 Wall, N. Y. h Lafa- yette av. n. Bedford av
Cheney John, carman, h Gothic al
Cheney John W. sec. 11 Court and 18 Wall N. Y. h Lafayette av. n. Bedford av
Cheney Nathaniel, iron, h 280 Clermont av
Cheney Parthenia, wid. h 206 High
Cheney William, bookkeeper, h 277 Pacific Cheney William J. plumber, h 206 High EChera Peter, painter. h 58 Ewen ECherry C. wid. h 240 S. 2d
Cherry John, laborer, h 405 Columbia
Chesebro Charles H. engineer, h 247 Washing- ton
Cherebro Warren, clerk, h 247 Washington
Chesebrough Robert D. furdresser, Grand av.
N. Willoughby, h Ryerson n. Willough- by av.
ECHESHIRE CHARLES W. supervisor, 13th Ward h 93 S. 2d
Cheshire E. H. sec. h 45 Fleet
EChesire Philanah, wid. h 96 2d
Chesley James A. watchman, h 18th n 6th av Chesley William H. builder, h 3d av. n. 18th. Chesnutwood Levi, dry goods, 77 Duane N. Y. h 43 Sidney pl
Chessman William, laborer, h 13 Van Brunt EChester Charles H. butcher, 7 & 8 Fulton mkt. 4th, h 8 Conselyea
Chester Daniel C. engineer, u. s. n. h 118 La- fayette av
EChester John H. builder, h 39 Wythe av
EChester William, machinist, Union av. n. Freeman
Chester William, sailmakr. h 146 Tillary
Chevallier Charles,gasfitter, h 3464 Atlantic av Chichester Aaron Jr. clerk, h 221 Livingston
Chichester Edward P. mer. h Classon av. n. Quincy
Chichester Francis H. tailor, 482 B'way, N. Y. h Lafayette av. n. Tompkins av EChichester John, cooper, h 60 S. 2d Chichester J. W. h 75 Schermerhorn
Chichester Lewis S. engineer, 1 Moore, N. Y. h 75 Schermerhorn
Chichester Mahlon, h Myrtle av. n. Yates av Chichester Moses, undertaker, h 112 Concord EChick George, shipjoiner, h 48 Greenpoint av EChick John, laborer, h 74 Varet
Chick Joseph, broker, Wall, N. Y. h 17 Garden Clickering Otis, engineer, 18 Wall, N. Y. h 77 President
EChickley Henry, u. s. a. h 10th n. S. 6th
Chief Francis, watchmkr. h Van Brunt n. Dike- than
Chilcott John, shoemkr. 74 Fulton
Child George, feed store, Flushing av. c. Kent n Flushing av
Child Thomas, fur, 3 Gothic al
Childer A. mason, h Dean n. Buffalo av
EChilds Andrew, shipjoiner,h Collyer n. Orchard Childs Arthur, h 48 Sidney pl
EChilds Christopher, carptr. h Calyer n. Leonard EChilds Christopher, paint. h Calyer n. Orchard Childs Edwin L. dentist, h 290 Court
EChilds Evander, h 407 Grand
EChilds Evander Jr. clerk, h 407 Grand
Childs Francis driver, h 28 Vanderbilt av
Childs John B. u.s. n. h Spencer n. De Kalb av
Childs James R. u s.a. h 177 Sands
Childs M. h De Kalb av. n. Throop av
Childs M. tinsmith, h Walworth n. Willough- by av
Childs William H. H. roofing, 207 B'way, N.Y. h 87 S. Oxford
Chillit James, bookkeeper, h 146 Sackett
Chilson Daniel, carpenter, h Flushing av. n. Classon av
EChilson Daniel F. h Bedford av. c Rodney Chin William, barber, 37 Atlantic av. n. Columbia
EChinn Charles, bakery, 302 Grand
Chinnan Edmund, butcher, h 64 Power
Chinnick James, h E. Warren, N. 5th av
Chipman James H. bookkeeper, h 56 Carroll Chipman William W. mining, B'way c. Dey N. Y. h 15 Pierrepont
EChippendayle Jame;, cutlery, h Ainslie n. Lorimer
Chisahelin William, moulder, h 107 Union Chisholm Archibald, u.s.a. h 24 Green la EChisholm David, clerk, h Penn n. Lee av Chisholm William, shipmaster, h 21 17th
Chisom Richard, shipcarpenter, h 146 Tillary
Chittenden Richard H. lawyer, 27 Wall, N. Y. h 138 Schermerhorn
Chittenden Simeon B. drygoods, 350 B'way, N. Y. h 18 Pierrepont
Chittenden William F. bookkeeper, h r. 46} Wyckoff
Chittick J. J. drygoods, 348 Bowery, N. Y. h 54 State
Chlantez John, butcher, Spencer n. Flush- ing av
EChliver R. h 313 Grand
EChnabbauf John, tailor, h 139 Boerum
Choate Edward, bookkeeper, 4th av n. Pacific
EChoate Eps. mer. h. 75 Wilson
EChoidill, wid. h 13 Grand
Cholsea Adam, laborer, h 325 Hudson av
Chollor Thomas T. bookkeeper, h Hunter n. Gates av
Collett Joseph, engineer, Union n. Nevins
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY, 108 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Marine & Fire) assets $589, 180.92-three-fourths of the Profits returned to the assured.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Opposite Myrtle avenue, up stairs. 332, 334, 336, and 338 Fulton street,
SEWING MACHINES.
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, In Cases of Rosewood, Ebony, Walnut, and Oak, $100 to $1,200 each.
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Chook Louis, clerk, h Adelphi c. Fulton av EChoss Henry, tailor, h 143 Wyckoff EChramer W. h 120 Meserole
EChribes William, tinsmith. h 120 Ewen EChrist Christian, confectioner, 175 S.6th,h 125 Leonard
EChrist Jesse, laborer, h r. 249 S. 4th
EChrist Theodore, laborer, h Rivers c. Classon av Christ idora Antonia, h 259 Livingston
Christal Bernard, painter, Houston n. 2d av. N. Y. h 154 Johnson
Christal Charles, clerk, h Concord n. Bridge Christal Hugh, paints, S. Ist n. 2d, h Monroe n. Throop av
EChristaller Felix, cigarmkr. h 13 Graham av Christensen Henry, grocer, Court c. Dean EChristenson Christian, carpenter, h Withers n. Bushwick av
Chrisfeld William, broker, 108 Fulton, N.Y. h 26 Portland av
Christian Andrew W. saddler, Fulton av. c. Hamilton Christian Edward, carpenter, h Myrtle av. n. B way
Christian Hans, brick, Van Brunt n. Degraw, h 321 Hicks
Christianson Christian H. ins. inspector, 111 B'way, N. Y. h 410 Henry
EChristie Alfred, smith, h 8 Java n. Oakland
Christie George, printer, h 133 Pearl
Christie John, sec. Pier 41, N. R. N. Y. h 155 Union
Christie Leighton, plumber, 288 Court, h 155 Union
Christie & Cochran, plumbers, 288 Court
Christiensen Christian, h 83 President
Christman Charles G.musical instrument mkr. h 221 Pearl
EChristman Philip, basketmkr. Throop av. n. Whipple
EChristman Valentine, tailor. h 101 Wyckoff
EChristmann Adam, h 32 Moore
Christmas Charles, h 1 2d pl
Christmas Charles H. h 148 Henry
Christmas George, h 5 4th
Christmas Josiah N. stonecutter, h Classon av. n. Flushing av
Christmas William, stonecutter, h 283 Scher- merhorn
Christian Henry, designer, h Houston n. De Kalb av
Christopher Michael, carpenter, h Hopkins n. Throop av
Christopher Robert P. servants' agency, 10 Til- lary
Christopher Stephen, machinist, h 132 Sands EChristy Dennis, h 203 Montrose av
Christy Jacob, h 133 Columbia
EChristy James, carpenter, h 22 N. 10th
Christy Miles, confec. h 1 Nassau
Christy William, h 306 Hamilton av
Christy William S. clerk, h 60 Lafayette av Chroding William J. h Hamilton n. Gates av EChronenberg August, turner, h 155 Montrose av
EChrosher William, butcher, h 285 Grand . Chrystal Thomas, sailmkr. 149 Jay
Chrysty William, clerk, h 90 Washington
EChumn George, tailor, h 181 Johnson
Chumasero Robert, salesman, h 25 Prospect EChunk Frederick, cabinet mkr,h 156 Meserole Churbuck Benjamin, seaman, h 112 E. Warren Church -, h 29 Cheever pl
EChurch Andrew B. smith, h 227 Ross Church Charity, foundation building, Herker- mer c. Albany av
EChurch Charles M, clothing, 90 Chatham N. Y. h 292 N. 2nd
EChurch Charles T. maps, h 4th S. 5th
EChurch Henry, liquors, h Myrtle av. n. Bush- wick av
Church James A. mustard,66 Furman, h N. Y. EChurch James C. agent 163 S.N. Y. h 117 Keap EChurch James, clerk, h 38 Taylor
Church James P. clerk, h 42 Willoughby Church Ormand pl. c. Jefferson
Church Robert, appraiser, h 42 Willoughby
Church Rodney S. lawyer, h 229 Washington
Church Rudolph, lastmakr Franklin c. Huron Church Sarah, h 216 Clinton
Church S B. mer. 62 Reade, N. Y. h 62 Fort Green pl
EChurchill Aaron, h Myrtle av. tollgate
EChurchill Almander, tailor, h 223 S. 9th
Churchill Esther P. wid. boardg,h 97 Lafayette
EChurchill George, laborer, h 175 Taylor
EChurchill Henry, shipmaster, h 13 Clymer
EChurchill Louisa, wid. h 34 Clymer
Churchill Martin, pilot, h 90 Washington Churchill Thomas, livery, h Luqueer n. Hicks Churchman Alfred, produce, 17 Moore, N. Y. h 32 Putnam av
Chute Henry, jeweler 5 New Bowery, N. Y. h 54 Schermerhorn
Churchnard Robert, carman, h 910 Pacific
Chute Thomas W. carpenter, h Skillman n. Myrtle av
Chyt Henry, jeweler, h 79 Nevins
Cidel David, lumber, h 389 Adelphi
Cigler John, pegger, h 4 Beach pl
ECigler Mary, wid. 12 Skillman
Cilboy -, h 47 Willow
ECillain Alexander, laborer, h Washington n Adams
Cilly M. h Mansion h
Cilley Maria, wid. h 93 Washington
Cilliam M. tailoress, h Spencer n Park av
ECills James H boarding, h 5th c S. 6th
ECills John W. clerk, h 5th cS. 6th
Cills Octaius F. clerk, h 5th c. S. 6th
ECImmermon Caroline, wid. h Ist c S. 1st ECindell Phillip, carpenter, h 133 Boerum Cine Margaret, wid. h Park av. c. Hudson av ECisco George (col.), seaman, h 32 McKibbin Cisco James B. c. h. h 37 Smith
Citchel George W. smith, h 146 S. 6th
ECitizens' Fire Insurance Co. 18 Grand Citizens' Gaslight Co. 166 Atlantic
ECittle Nicholas S. typefounder, h 142 Union av
City Bank of Brooklyn, 361 Fulton EClaben David P. h 21 Rush
EClacet Thomas, bookkeeper, h Richardson n. Graham av
EClack Charles, salesm in, h 43 Devoe EClacknor Frederick, machinist, h 9 Remsen -
F. C. LIGHTE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES; 421 Broome street, Second Block East of Broadway, New York City.
Assets, Three Million Dollars. New York Life Insurance Company, 112 and 114 Broadway, N. Y .- Established, 1845-Purely Mutual. Policies on the Non-Forfeiture Plan originated by this Company.
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, Warerooms, 596 Broadway, New York. See Advertisement opp. page 370.
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Claesper Richard filecutter, h Meserole c. Lorimer
Clafferty Patrick, butcher, h 48 Pearl
Claffey Charles, laborer h 135 Court
Claffey Hugh, miller, h 80 Washington
Claffey Joseph, smith, h 348 Atlantic
Claffey Julia, wid. h 348 Atlantic
Claffy Patrick, horseshoer, 821 Pacific, h 268 Atlantic
Claffy Richard, builder, h Willoughby av. c. Carlton av
Claffen Osmond T. shipwright,h De Kalb av. n. Marcy av
Claflin Aaron, leather, 35 Vesey, N. Y. h 89 Montague
Claflin Horace B dry goods, Church c. Worth, N. Y. h 41 Pierrepont
Claflin Henry, clerk, h 89 Montague
EClager George, h 44 Java
Claggett Augustus K. clerk, h 1367 Fulton av Claggett Charles C. bookkeeper, h 1367 Ful- ton av
Claggett Henry A. agent, h 1367 Fulton av
Claggett R. lawyer, 167 Broadway, N. Y. h 1367 Fulton av
Clain John, pilot, h 64 Front
Clairy Edward, lab. h Church n. Court
Clais Jacob, carpenter, h 554 Atlantic av EClaivy Richard, boilermkr. h 63 N. 7th Clampett William, laborer, h 407 Columbia EClamsHenry, firewks, h Remsen n Washington EClandinen Adam, umbrellamkr. h 112 N. 3d Clancy Ellen, wid. h 44 Jay
Clancy Roderick D. furrier, h 109 Butler
EClancy James, cooper, b 322 1st
Clancy John F. clerk, h 197 Water
Clancy John F. police, h 63 Butler Clancy Margaret, h 6 Church
Clanchard Mary, widand nurse, h1325 Fulton av Clancy Mary L. wid. h Butler n Washington av Clancy Patrick, boilermkr. h 76 Duffield
EClancy Peter, cooper, h 72 N. 7th
Clancy Peter, painter, h 18th n. 6th av Clapp Anthoney, h 267 Dean
Clapp D. P. h Montague c. Hicks Clapp E. L. h Montague c. Hicks
Clapp John B. salesman, h Quincy n. Marcy av Clapp M. grocer, Atlantic c. Hoyt Clapp Sarah, wid. h 120 Duffield EClapper W. H. bootfitter, h 153 N. 1st Clarck Ann, nurse, h Cumberland n. Myrtle av Clare Catharine, seamstress, h 5th av. n. 20th Clare James, laborer, h Van Brunt c. Commerce Clare James, soldier, h 29 Amity
Clare Michael, collar mkr. h 90 Fulton
Clare Philip, liquors, 401 Columbia
Clare William, laborer, h 20th n. 4th av
Clark Benjamin W. bookkeeper, h Myrtle av. n. Throop av
Claredon William, coal mer. 306 Myrtle av. h Sing Sing, N. Y.
Claredon & Davidson, coal mer. 306 Myrtle av Clarey Bridget, wid. h 4 Union Clarey Patrick, laborer, h 19 Sedgwick Clarendon Matthew E. h 401 Pacific
Clarendon William, coal, Hudson av. c. Front Clarendon & Davidson, coal, Hudson av. c. Front
EClar ington Matthew, clerk, h 315 Grand Clark Aaron, machinist, h Myrtle a v. c. Ryer- son
Clark Abraham, h 83 Vanderbilt av
Clark Albert W. drygoods, 65 Fulton av. h 98 Henry
Clark Alfred P. shipwright, h 176 Nassau
Clark Alfred W. fancy goods 477 Fulton av. h 98 Henry
Clark Andrew L. clerk, h 25} Butler Clark Ann, wid. h 45 Atlantic
EClark Ann, wid h c. Powers and Graham av Clark Ann, wid. boarding, h 102 Middagh
EClark Augustus L. h 77 Fourth
Clark Bernard, dentist, h Classon av. n. Van Buren
Clark Bernard, laborer, h 522 Columbia
Clark Bernard, laborer h 168 Tillary
Clark Bernard, liquors, 15th n. 12th av.
Clark Benjamin F. real estate, 1 Park N. Y. h. 264 Hicks
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Clark Burton E bag manf. Pearl c. Whitehall N. Y. h New York av. c. St. Mark's pl EClark Catherine, wid. h 228 5th
Clark Catherine A dressmkr. 202 Court
Clark C. Frederick, h 271 Union
Clark Charles, broker, h 137 Livingston
Clark Charles, fastener, h Myrtle av. n. Ryer- son
Clark Charles, sash and door mkr.222 Scherm- erhorn, h 54 N. Oxford
EClark Charles, shipmaster, h 30 S. 5th
Clark Charles H. com. mer. 28 Beaver, N. Y. h 180 Hicks
Clark Charles M. h 28 Livingston
Clark Charles S. manf. 118 Nassau, N. Y. h 173 Livingston
Clark Charles V. 36 B'way, N. Y. h 271 Union Clark Charlotte, wid. h 592 Fulton av
Clark Cornelius S. seaman, h 19 Carroll
Clark Daniel, milk, h Skillman n. Park av
CLARK DAVID, florist, 634 B'way, N. Y.
EClark David, painter, h 12 Wilson
EClark David, (col.) whitewasher, h 3 N. 1st
Clark David R. carman, h 51 Butler
Clark, Dumont, h 118 Dean
Clark E. seaman, h 173 Dean
Clark Ebroh, wid. boarding, h 6 Greenpoint av EClark. E. M. fancy goods, Colyer c. 2d
Clark Edward, coachman, h Henry n. Luqueer EClark Edward, laborer, h 336 2d
Clark Edward, porter, h r. 68 Livingston
Clark Edward, stationer, 665 Atlantic av
Clark Edward J. police, h Flatbush av n. Ber- gen av
Clark Edward, W. clerk, h 106 Sackett
Clark Eliza, wid. h Bedford av n. Park av . Clark Elizabeth C. H. wid. h 80 Pierrepont Clark Elizabeth, wid. h 215 Gold
EClark Ellis, fancygoods, 30 Warren, N. Y. h 153 S. 3d
EClark Enoch, machinist, h 16 N. 8th
Clark Eugene, bookkeeper, h Jefferson n. Franklin av
Clark Ferdinald, clerk, h 14 6th
Clark Franklyn T. painter, h 117 Willoughby EClark Frederick grocer, 60 Broad, N. Y. h 5 3d
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 12 WALL St., N. Y. Cash Capital, $1,000,000. J. Davenport, Agt .. cor. Fulton Av. & Oxford St:, Brooklyn.
FAMILY SEWING, AT THE ROOMS OF AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES, 336 FULTON STREET.
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS; In Cases of Rosewood, Ebony, Walnut, and Oak, $100 to $1,200 cach.
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Clark Frederick, clerk, h 8 Monroe pl Clark Frederick D. teacher, h Herkimer n. Nostrand av
EClark George, laborer, h 299 S. 5th
EClark George, printer, h Smith n. Conselyea EClark George, roofmkr. h 49 10th
EClark George B. carpenter, h 124 N. 6th
Clark George E. mer. 41 Courtland, N. Y. h 25} Butler
Clark George H. mer. h Quincy n. Classon av Clark G. W. clerk, h 4 Willow pl
Clark George W. reporter, h 48 President
Clark Henrietta F. wid. 38 Tompkins pl. n. Degraw
Clark Henry, conductor, h Stockton n. Throop av EClark Henry, laborer, h Varet n. Bushwick av Clark Henry A. teller, h 118 Dean
¿Clark Howell, h 65 S. 4th
Clark Hugh. boatman, Van Brunt c. Sullivan Clark Hugh, laborer, h Adams c. Plymouth
Clark Hugh M. liquors, Bridge, c. Plymouth, h 177 Front
EClark Isaac, shoemkr, h 272 S. 1st
Clark I. wid. h Herkimer n. New York av
Clark J. B. wid. h 239 Hicks Clark J. Bryan, bookkeeper, h 41 Woodhull EClark Jacob, ropemkr. h Graham av. n. N. 2d EClark Jared, paper, h 183 2d
EClark James, h 84 S. 7th
Clark James, h 116 E. Warren
EClark James, carpenter, h r. 156 S. 3d
Clark James, ferryman, h Elm pl. c. Living- ston
Clark James, laborer, h 110 E. Warren Clark James, laborer, h 209 Water
Clark James, h 379 Dean
Clark James, polisher, h 166 Hoyt
Clark James, sawyer, Graham n. Flushing Clark James A. woodturner, h 31 President
Clark James W. clerk, h 104 Washington Clark James M. pilot, h 87 Middagh
Clark John, bootmkr. h r. 181 Concord EClark John, cabinetmkr. h 193 S. 2d Clark John, hackler, h 3 Graham
EClark John, hatter, h 269 Graham av Clark John, laborer, h King n. Van Brunt Clark John, laborer, h 77 Union EClark John, liquors, Oakland c. Eagle EClark John, marble cutter, h 6 N. 3rd EClark John, milk. h N. 5th n. 3rd EClark John, pedler, h 4th cn. 6th Clark John, printer, h 105 Bridge Clark John, shoemkr. h Bond n. E Baltic Clark John, upholsterer, h 62 Nassau
Clark John A. mer. Erie Bldgs. Duane N.Y. h Van Buren n. Marcy av EClark John A. shoemkr. h 268 B'way
Clark John C. cashier, h 41 Sidney pl Clark John C. clerk, h 308 Sackett
Clark John H. mer. 32 Park pl.h 319 Washing- ton av
Clark John H. surveyer, h 215 Ryerson EClark Jn. P.fish. Fulton mkt. N. Y. h 205 S 5th EClark John R. pilot, h 237 S. 3rd Clark Jane, wid. h 59 Little
Clark Jane, wid. h Washington av n. Pacific Clark Jane B. wid. 239 Hicks
Clark Jeremiah, u.s.n. h 22d n. 4th av
EClark J.J. joiner, h 10 Orchard
Clark Jonas, drugs, Main c York h 140 Bridge Clark Joseph E. (M.D.) 220 Clinton
Clark Joseph W. fish, South n. Fulton N. Y. h . 162 Washington
Clark Judson C.shipwrt. h Auburn pl. n. Canton Clark Julia, wet nurse, h 226 Pacific
EClark L. toys, 295 Grand
Clark Lawrence, fancy goods, 141 Fniton, N.Y. h 80 Pierrepont
Clark Lawrence, laborer, h Bergen n. Grand av EClark Letitia, wid. h 184 Lorimer
Clark Leverett, plumber, h 224 Pearl
Clark Lewis, cigars, 127 York
Clark Lewis E. mason, h 241 Gold
Clark Lewis M. mer. Greenwich, N. Y. h Rod- ney n. Marcy av
EClark Lucius E. bookseller, 5 Barclay, N. Y. h 144 Joralemon
Clark L. Y. bookkeeper, h 137 Clinton
Clark Margaret, wid. h 64 Prince
Clark Maria, wid. h 55 Tillary
Clark Mary, h 64 President
Clark Mary, wid. h 86 Park av
Clark Mary, wid. h 170 Tillary
Clark Mary, wid. h 35 N. 4th
EClark M. E. wid. music, h Union c. N. 7th
Clark Michael, laborer, h 14 Vanderbilt av
Clark Michael, laborer, Johnson n. Gold
Clark Michael, laborer, h 14 Vanderbilt av
EClark Michael, laborer, h Maspeth av. n Bush- wick av
Clark Michael, laborer, h Vandyke n. Van Brunt
Clask Morris, cigarmkr. h Portland av. n. Atlantic av
Clark Patrick, h 239 Water
Clark Patrick, carman, h 6 Harts al
Clark Patrick, carpetlayer, Tillary n. Adams
Clark Patrick, clerk, h 65 President
EClark Patrick, fireman, h Franklin n. Remsen
Clark Patrick, lab. h Washington av. n. E. Warren
EClark Patrick, lab. h 17 N. 8th
EClark Patrick, lab. h. Withers n. Ewen
Clark Patrick, lab. h 36 John
EClark Patrick, liquors, 2d c. N. 7th
Clark Patrick, plumber, h r. 36 Chapel
Clark Patrick, stonecutter, h 209 Myrtle av
EClark Peter, h Maspeth av. c. Washington
Clark Peter, grocer, h Kent av. n. Flushing av Clark Peter, laborer, h Adams c. Plymouth
Clark Peter, wheelwright, h Elliott pl. c. At- lantic av
EClark Philip, h r. 28 N. 9th
Clark Philip, barber, 83 Fulton
Clark Philip, laborer, h 302 Hicks
Clark Pickering, com. mer. 28 Beaver, N. Y. h 180 Hicks
EClark Richard F. (col.) waiter, h 4 N. 1st
Clark Richard P. hosiery, 848 B'way, h 161 Adelphi
EClark R. J. stoves, 69 S. 7th
Clark Robert, broker, 28 Whitehall, h New York av. c. St. Mark's pl
Clark Robert, hatter, h Walworth n. De Kalb av EClark Robert, smith, h 138 B'way
F. C. LIGHTE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES; 421 Broome street, Second Block East of Broadway, New York City. 1
Assets, Three Million Dollars. New York Life Insurance Company, 112 and 114 Broadway, N. Y .-- Established, 1845-Purely Mutual 'Policies on the Non-Forfeiture Plan, originated by this Company.
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