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General Agent for the United States and British North American Colonies,
J. LEANDER STARR, 74 (late 62) Wall-street, New-York.
Physicians to the Society, (Medical Examiners.)
J. KEARNEY RODGERS, M.D., 110 Bleecker-street.
ALEXANDER E HOSACK, M.D., Franklin-strect.
Bankers .- The MERCHANTS' BANK OF NEW YORK. Solicitor .- WM. VAN HOOK, Esq., 20 Wall-street.
Agencies established in Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Alexandria, Richmond, and in several of the principal towns in New England, New York State, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The rates of this Society are as low as those of the American Companies, and lower than the scale adopted by many London Offices. Loans granted to the extent of two thirds the amount of premiums paid, after the lapse of a year.
The admirable system of Life Insurance which this Institution has organized, and which has secured for it such marked distinction in Europe, has obtained for it the highest favor in America. During the short period of its establishment in the United States, its principles have now the unqualified approval of many eminent men ; and the patronage it has received fully tests the public confidence in its favor. A pamphlet has been published by the General Agent, and can be obtained at his office, explanatory of Life Insurance in general, and of the N. L. F. Society's system in particular.
Persons insured in the United States on the scale of " participation," enjoy the important advantage of sharing in the whole business of the Society, which in Great Britain is very ex- tensive.
The public are respectfully requested to examine the distinguishing principles of this Insti- tution-their tables of rates-their distribution of profits-and the facilities afforded by their loan department-before deciding to insure elsewhere.
The General Agent is authorized to accept risks in sums not exceeding $15,000 each on a single life, and to bind the Socicty from the date on which the premium is actually paid to him. This authority is deposited for security with I. J. Palmer, Esq., the President of the Merchants' Bank in New York.
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report, and much general information, together with the Society's rates, also blank forms, and the fullest information, may be obtained upon application to any agent or sub agent.
A Medical Examiner is in attendance at the office daily, at 3 o'clock, P.M. He is paid by the Society. The expense of stamp duty need not be incurred.
Examples of Rates-for the Assurance of $100 on a Single Life. PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.
Age next| For one Brth Bay Y'r only
For Five Years Wth't profits With profits.
Agenext For one| B'th Day Y'r only
For Five Years
Wth't prof.] With profits
15
$0 77
$0 81
$1 47
$1 64
40
$1 61
$1 64
$2 93
$3 26
20
0 86
0 90
1 68
1 87
45
1 72
1 78
3 47
3 85
25
0 93
1 05
1 93
2 14
50
1 94
2 06
4 21
4 68
30
1 21
1 30
2 22
2 46
55
2 54
2 96
5 28
5 86
35
1 46
1 54
2 54
2 80
60
3 78
4 25
6 68
7 42
PROFITS -The following examples are given of the profits distributed at the last Annual Mceting of the Society, which was held in London, in May, 1844.
.Age
Sum assured'Annual Premium|Policy taken, Bonus in addition| Bonus in [Permanent reduction in
out in
to Sum assured
cash
Annual Premium.
60
$5000
$370 84
1837
$852 32
$386 26
$60 93
1838
720 52
321 38
49 08
1839
584 00
256 48
37 98
There are tables for single lives, joint lives, survivorships of two or three lives, endowments for children, &c., &c. Tables also for ANNUITIES, both immediate and deferred. All these tables have been calculated from sterling into dollars and cents.
References of the highest character in the United States, given to applicants, if required, as to the standing, wealth, and security of the above Institution.
Travelling leave endorsed on the policy is extensive and liberal, and the extra premiums for sea risk and unfavorable climates as moderate as is consistent with prudence.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent, Resident in New-York.
FOR LIFE.
FOR LIFE.
NAME OR NAMES REFUSED FOR THIS WORK,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES.
37 Anthony (porter house)
336 Avenue 3 (store)
126 Avenue 3
99 Beekman
556 Hudson
375 Bowery
487 Bowery
295 Broome
167 Rivington
75 Seventh
2331 Centre
172 Chatham (dry goods store)
106 Church
25 Tenth
122 Church
134 Tenth
132 Church
154 Thompson
151 Clinton
76 Twelfth
24 Desbrosses
22 Vestry
98 Duane
17 East Sixteenth
17 Fifth
28 Fifth
448 Fourth
142 Greenwich Av
157 Henry
237 Henry
209 Houston
183 Hudson
81 Mercer
418 Pearl
163 Canal
44 Sixth
27 Suffolk
271 Washington (grocery)
109 West Broadway (up stairs)
134 West Thirteenth 38 West Fourteenth
194 West Twenty-second ] 90 White
SOMETHING NEW-SOMETHING VALUABLE.
WILL SOON BE ISSUED
FROM THE
DIRECTORY ESTABLISHMENT,
156 Broadway,
A NEW AND VALUABLE WORK, VIZ :
"WHAT TO DO IN CASES OF POISONING AND OF ACCIDENTS."
Adapted by a distinguished Medical Professor to this country, but pub- lished originally in Paris, and " recommended by the French Institute in their Report, to be ordered by Government, that a copy should be kept for immediate reference in all the Public Offices, as well as in every Private House in the kingdom."
PRICE 12' CENTS.
NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION, AND REMOVALS.
Anderson George W. forwarding, 7 Coenties sl, and sup. alms house, h. 9 W. Twenty-seventh
Andrew Pedro A. piano teacher, 205 Broadway, h. Ja- maica, L. I.
Bailey Isaac H. clerk, 65 Houston
Baker William Edgar, 413 Boome
Battin Joseph, hosiery, 633 Broadway, h. 276 G'wich Beers Edward A. com. mer. 173 Front, h. 127 Hudson Beers Francis E. mer. 191 Front, h. 4 Mott
Bell & Maclachlan, Exchange pl. c. Hanover
Bennett S. jr. broker, 336 Front, h. 13 Attorney
Bergmann John H. com. merch. 17 Coenties slip, h. 33 Chrystie
Betts Harrott H. grocer, Av. A c. Eleventh
Bloom John S. agent, 3 Barclay, h. Lexington Av. n. Twenty-fifth
Blydenburgh R. F. broker, 10 Wall, h. (changed to 39 Pearl)
Polen Diedrich, grocer, 61 Oliver & 118 Orange, h. 118 Orange
Bonnell Edwin, mahogany sawmill, 19 Canal, h. 21 Canal
Bowne J. com. mer. 220 Front, h. Staten Island
Bowne F. & Co. com. mers. 220 Front
Briggs Alfred, broker, from 52 Mer. Exch. to 53 South Britton I. hotel, 3 Warren
Britton & M'Corkl, hotel, 3 Warren
Brooks George K. & Co. oil manuf. 19 Ferry
Burk Edmund, clerk, h. 27 Allen
Carroll Daniel J. physician, 201 Fulton
Chancellor Alfred, baker, 94 Fulton
Chapin Edward R. physician, 90 Amos
Chouteau, Merle & Sandford, 40 Broadway (July 1) Clark William S. late ballast master, h. 14 Orchard Coffin Isaac N. agent, 37 Pearl
Collins H. axes, 215 Pearl
Concklin Jonas F. turpentine distiller, Twenty-eighth e. r. h. Twenty-fourth n. Av. 4
Concklin Jonas W. & Son, turpentine distillers, Twen-
ty-eighth e. r. h. Twenty-fourth n. Av. 4 Conway Charles James, teacher, 12 Vandam Curtiss George A. lawyer, 5 Wall, h. 114 Leonard Cuthell James, clerk, 6 Delancy
Cushman & Co. drygoods, 188 Pearl (July ])
Cushman John H. Hobart, drygoods, 188 Pearl (July 1) Dawson Henry B. bookkeeper, 21 Cortlandt, h. 5 Be- thune
Dayton Abraham C. cloths, 55 John
Dayton Charles W. cloths, 55 John
Dexter Aaron, stevedore, 153 South, h. 56 Olive
Dexter & Morshı, stevedores, 153 South
Dickinson Andrew, maps, 205 Broadway, h. W'msbrg Doscher Clous, grocer, 224 Washington, h. 204 Fulton Dugliss Hosea, looking-glasses, 11 Park row
Fellows George A. mer. 76 Pearl
Fitch A. W. com. mer. 225 Pearl
Fletcher James H. - , h. 6 Attorney
Franks J. J. teller Tradesmen's bank
Gay Hamilton, 53 Soutlı
Godfrey George, mer. 26 South, h. Brooklyn Graham Charles, broker, r. 35 Wall
Gurley Chas. A. bookkeeper, 93 Water, h.416 Houston Hall Henry B. mer. 44 Cedar
Hallenbeck Solomon, tailor, 89 Cedar, h. 26 Amity pl Job Hezekiah, tailor, 186 Canal
Johnson Ebenezer A. prof n. y. univ. 114 W. 13th
Keeffe George L. lawyer, 27 North Moore
Learn William R. student, 6 Wall, h. 130 Church M'Corkle C. hotel, 3 Warren
O'Hara Robert, paper, 71 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Pfefferle F. J. furrier, 22 Maiden lane Read Thomas T. mer. 230 Washington. h. 182 Fourth Sturges, Clearman & Co. com. mers. 110 Wall Sturges William C. com. mer. 110 Wall
WM. E. STOUTENBURGH,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Lamps, Girandoles, Britannia and Plated Wares, Cut Glass, Mantel Clocks, Cutlery, Tea Trays, Flower Vases, Fancy Ornaments, Fancy Goods, &c. &c.
No. 143 FULTON STREET,
(BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NASSAU,) Lem=Pork.
ALWAYS ON HAND, LAMP WICKS, GLASSES, AND ALL ARTICLES 0 IN THE LAMP LINE, AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
LAMPS, &c., REPAIRED.
OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
THESE superior Lamps have superseded the Solar Lamps altogether, and have now become in general use in this city. They are made by one of the first manu- facturers in England, are not liable to get out of order, seldom require cleaning, and give a more brilliant and steady light than any other Lamp now in use. There is always a sufficient supply of oil to the wick, and all that may overflow is carried directly back into the Lamp,-consequently there is no oil cup to empty, and no waste.
ALSO-Just received from the same Manufacturers-THE
PATENT VESTA LAMP,
FOR BURNING CAMPHENE OR SPIRIT GAS,
An entirely new article ; and, unlike other Spirit Lamps, there is NO DANGER of explosion, as no heat whatever can be communicated to the liquid. They are very economical, burn with brilliancy surpassing gas, and without smell or smoke ; are extremely simple, and easily kept in order.
Both the above Lamps are imported and for sale by
WM. E. STOUTENBURGH, 143 Fulton Street,
Between Broadway and Nassau. New-York.
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, AND GENTLEMEN'S GENERAL FURNISHING STORE, Nº. 187 BROADWAY,
Three Doors below the Franklin House.
DRESS,
FROCK,
PELTO,
SACK
AND
OFFICE
COATS,
Over-Coats,
AND
CLOAKS,
187. J. C. BOOTH & CO. 187.
Pantaloons
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT"
AND
VESTS,
3 C BOOTHED 187
In every variety OF
FIGURE
AND
FASHION.
J. C. BOOTH CO.
TAILORS :
INPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND FANCY ARTICLES, Of every description belonging to a Gentleman's Wardrobe ;
Also, Sole Agents for Latting's Patent Cane Umbrellas.
Gentlemen arriving in the city, requiring an immediate outfit, will find at this establishment, at all times, a large assortn ent of new and fashionable Goods, selected by our agents in London and Paris, well worthy the attention of our friends and the public.
Strict punctuality observed in filling orders.
No deviation in prices.
Linen, Muslin and figured SHIRTS,
Silk Merino, and Cotton Net
UNDER - SHIRTS, Silk, Merino, Linen and Muslin
Drawers, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
Suspenders, Pocket and Neck
Ildkfs.
STOCKS, Bathing Caps, UMBRELLAS, Collars,
Bosoms, &c.
NEW-YORK CITY DIRECTORY
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FOR 1845 AND 1846. 1
NOTICE.
"Remember the names received too late for regular insertion, which are placed in the front part of this work,
ABBREVIATIONS.
al. for alley, b. between, bldgs. buildings, c. corner, com. commission, ct. court, e. r. east river, ex. exchange, forwdg. forwarding, h. house, la. lane, mer. inerchant, mkr. maker, manf. manufacturer, n. r. northi river, op. opposite, pl. place, shipg. shipping, sq. square.
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Aagier Francis, printer, 281 Houston Aaron Elias E. com. mer 91 Maiden 1. h. 161 Allen Aaron Samuel Jones, millinery, 38 Clarkson Aarons A. S. furs, 180 Water, h. 115 Chatham Abbatt William M. mer. 83 South, h. 464 Houston Abbe George W. mer. 7 Cedar, h. 8 Dutch Atberly John, jr. painter, 37 Madison, h. 124 E. B'way Abberly Thomas, shipjoiner. 447 Monroe Abbey D. Clark, clerk, 101 Pearl Abbey Westminster S. mer. 61 Front, h. Brooklyn Abbey & Freeman, grocers, 61 Front
Abbot Abiel, clerk, 9 West, h. Jersey city Abbot Alexander A. physician, 16 Duane
Abbot Daniel, jr. cordials, 103 Anth'ny, h. 28 Desbr'ss's Abbot Francis H. mer. 64 Wall, h. Brooklyn Abbot Jane, widow, rear 142 Laurens Abbot John D. com. mer. 225 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Abbot Samnel P. baker, 349 Grand Abbot William, shipinaster, 124 Monroe Abbot & Wilcomb. com. mers. 225 Pearl Abbott Abijah P. carman, 444 Monroe
Abbott Charles E. teacher, 412 Houston Abbott Charles S. shipsmith, 28 Pitt Abbott Gorham D. (Rev.) 412 Houston Abbott Eliza & Briggs Mrs. boardi g, 108} Bowery ABBOTT JACOB, teacher, 54 Bleeck'r, l. 412 Houst'n Abbott James, machinist, 70 Trinity pl. h. 142 Laurens ABBOTT JOHN S. C. teacher, 412 Houston Abbott Joseph, cartman, 170 Attorney Abbott Joseph I. påinter, 61 First
Abbott Mary Ann, widow of Merick, 78 Av. 8
Abbott Samuel, rope inaker, h. 133 Suffolk
Abbott Samuel S. made linen, 72 Cedar, h. 76 Bowery Abbott Thomas B. tobacconist, 125g Bowery, h. 125} Bowery
Abbott Walter S. saddler, 273 Bowery, h.43 Eldridge Abbott William, 14 Washington Abbott Messrs. institution, 412 Houston Abbott & Fish, Saddlery. 273 Bowery 'Abeal John H. custom house, 371 Houston
Aberl Catherine, fancy store, 213} Division Abeel George, late iron merchant, 92 Prince
ABEEL JOHN H. & CO. iron and steel, 190 South, 365 Water, h. 125 Av. 2 Abel Henry, gardener, rear 31 Perry Abel Jacob, rags, 10 Clinton Abel Jacob R. cooper, 32 Clarkson Abel Jolın, musician, 328 Broome Abel Martin, baker, 329 Front Abel Robert, dentist, 37 Wooster Abel S. C. dry goods, 15 Catharine, h. 77 E. Broadway Abell Henry, 477 Bowery Abell Thomas, grocery, 206 Av. 8
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Abell Thomas M. physician, 47 Cherry
Abendroth Augustus, stoves, 125 Bowery, h. 190 Madison
Abendroth Wm. jr. founder, 243 Water, h. Jersey city Abenhaak Henry, tailor, r. 9 Pell
Aberham Jacob, shoemaker, 185 Rivington
Abernethy Charles, mer. 47 Liberty, h. 41 Charlton Abers Frederick, sugar baker, 655 Water Abert Frederick, tailor, 225 Fulton
Abig Adolphus, teacher pianoforte, 8 Howard
Aborn Charles B. com. iner. 108 Broad, h. Brooklyn
Aborn Robert W. mer. 148 Pearl, h. Brooklyn
Abraamis Isaac, shoemaker, 45 Goerck
Abrahall William A. oil dealer, 497 Grand
Abraham Eliza, wid. of Jos. W. dressınkr. 195 Fulton
Abraham Henry, jeweller, 124 Stanton
Abraham Isaac, mason, r. 141 Mulberry
Abrahamn Jacob, trader, 37 Mott
Abraham Judah, dry goods, 196 Houston
Abraham Moses, pedlar. 164 Suffolk
Abrahams Abraham. mariner, 241 Spring
Abrahams Elizabeth, milliner, 51 Division
Abrahanis Jacob, 175 West Broadway
Abrahams Summeon, pawnbroker, 74 Catherine, h. 74 Catherine Abrams Bella, spinster, 20 Wooster Abranis Isaac. 5 Allen
Abrains Jacob, boatman, r. 318 Delancy
Abrams Jacob S. hardw're 443 B'way, h. 17 McDougal
Abrams John D. mer. 144 Front, h. 78 Madison
Abrams Joseph, plasterer, 58 Grove
Abrams Lorenzo, printer, 7 Birmingham
Abrams Samuel, 237 Spring
Abry Auguste, watchmaker, 164 Broadway Abry Edward, clerk, 160 Franklin
Abslon Joseph, liquors, 62 West Broadway Accarie Nicholas, 308 Broadway
Achelis Thomas, imp. 9 S. William, h. Brooklyn
Acheson James J. physician, 23 Greenwich Av. Achille Fanny, 41 Walker
Ach nian Lorenz, shoemaker, 108 Pitt Acken Isaac, mason, 79 Av. 9
Acker Abraham, grocer, 227 Rivington
Acker Abraham, meas. of grain, 147 Sullivan
Acker Abraham, late carpenter, 159 Perry
Acker Cornelins, carpenter, 140 Amos Acker David D grocer, h. 3 Jay
Acker Eben, carınan, 208 Stanton
Acker Jacob, late sheriff, h. 34 Second
Acker Jacob, butcher, 337 Houston
Acker James, fruit, 104 South, h. Williamsburg Acker James, hosiery, 42 Cedar, h. 854 Broadway Acker John, carman, 42 Ridge
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Acker John B. painter, 5 Macdougal, h. 4 Vandam Acker Joseph, carman, 144 W. Seventeenth Acker Samuel S. umbrella maker, 192 Stanton Acker William, boatman, South near Walnut Acker & Harris, dry goods, 42 Cedar Ackerly James S. shoemaker, 139 Suffolk Ackerly Nathaniel, ship joiner, 120 Columbia Ackerman Abraham, carman, 212 Wooster Ackerman Abraham G. carman, 91 Christopher Ackerman Abrahamn, 92 Grove
Ackerman Abram, jr. carpenter, 678 Greenwich
Ackerman Abram E. Horatio near Greenwich
Ackerinan Ann, widow of James, 48 Allen
Ackerman Cathaline, widow of Garret, 37 Renwick Ackerinan Charles, tailor, 26 Nassau
Ackerman Cornelius, carman, W. Sixteenth, near Av. 6 Ackerman Cornelius, jr. mason, r. W. 16th, n. Av. 6 Ackerman Daniel, jr. carman, 126 Perry
Ackerman David, carman, 98 Charles
Ackerman David, late jeweller, 690 Washington
Ackerman David D. shoes, 332 Bleecker, h. 332 Bl'cker Ackerman Elias D. carpenter, 3 Cottage pl.
Ackerman Elizabeth, boarding, h. 90 Frankfort Ackerman Garret, carman, 143 Laurens
Ackerman George, smith, W. 15th, h. W. 15th c. Av. 8 Ackerman Harriet, bookstore, 142 Greenwich Av. Ackerman Harvey B. grocer, 260} Division
Ackerinan fliram, shoemaker, 189 W. Seventeenth Ackerman Jaines, 54 Sullivan
Ackerman James, painter, 103 Nassau, h. 284 Hudson Ackerman James, lithographer, 304 Broadway
Ackerinan James, carman, 205 Allen
Ackerman James A. butcher 33 Washington market, h. 112 Stanton
Ackerman James D. painter, 317 Bowery, h. 140 Amity Ackerman James M. printer, 88 Eldridge
Ackerman John, shoemaker, 548 Broome
Ackerman John C. carman, 136 W. Twentieth
Ackerman John, bookkeeper, 52 Wall, h. 174 Twelfth Ackerinan John W. tailor, 92 Grove
Ackernan John L. late carman, 159 Franklin
Ackerman John R. tailor, 132 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Ackennan John V. W. wheelwright, 33 Bethune Ackerman Joseph B. carman, 23} Clarke
Ackerman Joseph C. tailor, 20 Nassau, h. 558 Broome Ackerman Laurence, 133 Franklin
Ackerman Lydia, widow of John C. rear 48 King Ackerman Mary Ann, widow of Robert, 83 Cannon Ackerman Nicholas L. 60 Bedford
Ackerman Peter G. carman, r. 181 Laurens
Ackerman Richard, porter 7th ward bank, h. Thirtieth n. Av. 7
Ackerman Simeon H. agent, 56 Wall, h. 113 Second Ackerman Simon, inspector of lumber, 18 Minetto Ackerman Susannah, widow, 180 Christopher
Ackerman Thomas C. mer. 192 West, h. 9 Desbrosses Ackerinan William, varnisher, 26 Christopher Ackerman William, wheelwright, 175 W. Seventeenth Ackerman William H. bookbinder, 139 Clinton Ackerman & Miller, painters, 103 Nassau Ackerman & Sınith, grocers, 260} Division Ackerman & Wood, feed, 192 West
Ackerson Abraham, carman, 146 W. Twentieth Ackerson Abraham, mason, 172 Amnos
Ackerson Abraham C. chairmaker, r. 129 Amos, h. r. 178 W. Fifteenth Ackerson Jacob, carman, 172 Amos Ackerson Jacob, carman, 132 Charles Ackerson James, shoeinaker, 27 Commerce Ackerson John, carpenter, 17 Cornelia Ackerson Jolın G. carinan, 714 Washington Ackerson Jolın I. dock builder, 384 Hudson Ackerson Thomas A. carinan, Christopher cor. Bedford Ackland John, grocer, 233 Centre & 347 Hudson, h. 347 Hudson
Ackles Thomas, carpet weaver, 101 Houston Ackles William, carman, 13 Jersey Ackley Henry S. pianoforte maker, E. 28th n. Av. 3 Ackley Erastus J. agent Amer. letter mail co. 68 Wall, h. Newark
Ackley Phebe, widow of Robert, 49 Lewis
Ackley John A. agent Am. tract soc. 150 Nassau, h. 262 Henry
Acly Thos. R. grocer, 205 West, h. 136 Franklin Acomb Joseph, basket maker, 312 Hudson Acosta John, merchant, 92 Broad, h. Brooklyn Acosta & Sprague, com. mers 92 Broad Acton John W. bootmaker, 238 Mercer Acton Thomas C. baker, 526 Pearl Adair James, teacher, r. 54 Spring Adair Martha, widow of John E. tailoress, 24 Willett Adair Robert, cooper, 89 Pine, h. 95 Mott
Adair William, sexton, 116 W. Twentieth Adair William, cooper, 95 Mott Adair William, bookkeeper, 204 Av. 6 Adam Anguste, clothes cleaner, 52} Leonard
Adam John, shoemaker, Av. 7 n. Seventeenth Adama John G. 99 Mott
Adamgrill John, shoemaker, 27 Laurens Adams, widow, boarding, 56 Bond
Adams Aaron, carpenter, 186 Eldridge, h. 61 First Adams Andrew, bookkeeper, lı. Av. C n. Seventh Adams Barnabas S. carman, 30 Fourth
Adams Benjamin, turpentine, 164 Front, h. Brooklyn Adams Charles, merchant, 75 Pine, h 29 Irving place Adams Charles, turner, h. 115 Delancy
Adams Crowel, butter, 244 Fulton, h. 326 Greenwich Adams Daniel L. physician, 45 White
Adams David, boilermaker, 164 Lewis
Adams Eliza, widow of John, Third n. Av. B
Adams Elizabeth , nurse, Twenty-fifth n. Avenue 3
Adams Emmer K. & Co. grocers, 700} Greenwich, h. 700} Greenwich
Adams Eveline, 27 Elm
Adams Frances M. widow of Parker, 401 Fourth
Adams George, hatter, 186 Cherry
Adamis George, shoemaker, r. 150 W. Sixteenth
Adams George, carpenter, 20 Fifth
Adams Geo. carpenter, 20 Chrystie, h. 154 E. B'way
Adams Henry, flagger, 58 Hamersley
Adams Henry, painter, 612 Water
Adams Henry, grocer, 75 Front
Adams Henry, (col'd) r. 71 Thompson
Adams Herman C. broker, 13 Pine, h. 23d n. Av. 9
Adams Innes C. merchant, 65 Front, h. Brooklyn Adams James, broker, 123 Front, h. 140 Henry
Adams James, carpenter, 96 W. Eighteenth
Adams James, 285 Madison
Adams James, caulker, 113 Monroe
Adams Jedediah, brewer, 164 W. Eighteenth
Adanıs John, pres. Fulton Bank, h. 47 Amity
Adams Jolın, tailor, 412 Greenwich
Adams John, boarding, 190 Madison
Adams John, cordials and syrups, 102 Barclay
Adams John, painter, 144 Varick
Adams John, drygoods, 143 Walker
Adams John, clerk, 10 Oak Adams John, tailor, r. 154 Third
Adams John D. carman, Fourth c. Horatio
Adams John F. shipcarpenter, 314 Rivington
Adains John G. physician, 47 Amity
Adams Jolin I. butter, 244 Fulton, h. 330 Greenwich
Adams John L. gaslighter, 186 Seventeenth Adams John P. 136 Liberty
Adams John Q. printer, 111 Nassau, h. 177 Second Adams John Quincy, seainan, 1 Gouverneur slip Adams John T. cotton broker, 87 Wall, h. 304 Mulb'ry Adams Jonathan, lastmaker, 9 Jacob, h. 92 E. B'way Adams Joseph A. engraver, 82 Cliff, h. 24 N. Moore
ADAMS JOSEPH H. hardware, 227 Pearl, h. Wil- liamsburg
Adams Josiah, books, brick church chapel, Spruce c. Park Row, up stairs
Adams Julia, school, 687 Greenwich
Adams Julius W. architect, 1 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Adams Lewis, books, 61 William
Adams Maria, widow of John, boarding, 3 Franklin Adams Mary, widow of Joseph P. 56 Attorney
Adamns Peter C. trunks, 60 Maiden lane, h. Newark Adams Richard, shoemaker, 1 Dominick Adams Richard, shipmaster, 130 E. Broadway
Adams Robert, c. h. officer, h. 114 Hudson Adams Robert, (col'd) waiter, r. 10} Thomas Adams Robert A. lawyer, 14} Pine
Adams Roger, porter, 82 Vandam
Adams Samuel, carpenter, 19 E. Sixteenth
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Adams Samuel, mason, 14 King Adams Samuel R. 65 Chambers Adams Samuel S. grocery, 46 Dey Adams Sarah, wid. of Ananias, dressmaker, 66 Reade Adams Sarah, 241 Bleecker
Adams Sarah, school, 687 Greenwich
Adams Simeon P. mer. 134 Pearl, h. Boston, Mass. Adams Susan, widow of Benjamin, tailoress, 23 Essex Adams Thomas, broker, 71 Wall
Adams Thomas, porterhouse, 36 Walnut
Adams Thomas, (col'd) rear 224 Hudson
Adams Thomas D. hairdresser, 6 Mott, h. 35 Mott Adams Thomas W. housemover, 47 Willett
Adams Union, needles, &c. 239} Grand, boards 76 Bowery
Adams William, 67 W. Fifteenth
Adams William, merchant, 47 South, h. 22 Beach
Adams William, brushmaker, rear 18 Fifth, h. 389 Bowery
Adams William, carpenter, Twenty-fifth n. Av. 3 Adams William, jeweller, 198 Chatham
Adams Wm. silversmith, 185 Church, h. 186 Church Adams William, cotton manufacturer, 30 Perry Adams William, (col'd) steward, r. 20 Leonard Adams Willian, (col'd) waiter, 23 Minetto
Adams William B. watchmaker, 358 Bowery Adams William V. lamp-finisher, 234 Church ADAMS & CO. express, 17 Wall ADAMS C. & CO. butter, 244 Fulton
Adams J. & S. seminary, 687 Greenwich
ADAMS & ANDERSON, lawyers, 14} Pine Adams & Everett, needles, 239} Grand ADAMS, CUSHMAN & CO. grocers, 75 Front ADAMS, TIFFANY & CO. com. mers. 75 Pine Adamson Constantine, drugs, 699 Broadway Adanson John, liquors, 33 Washington
ADAMSON & OLLIFF, druggists, 6 Bowery and 699 Broadway
Adamson, Olliff & Brigham, druggists, 461 Broadway Adderly James, porter, 92 Beekman
Addington William, painter, 147 Broome Addison Charles, (col'd) barber, 340 Third Addison John, (col'd) .seaman, 57 Anthony Addison Thomas, pencilcases, 68 Spring Addoms Charles, 73 Chambers, h. Brooklyn Addoins John, drygoods, 275 Broadway, h. 158 Henry Addoms William, drygoods, 283 B'dway, h. Brooklyn Adee Daniel, printer, 107 Fulton, h. 90 Cliff Adee George T 37 William, h. 4 College pl. Adee Jared P. com. mer. 37 William, h. 153 Mott Adee Joseph W. late carman, 18 Stanton
Adee Julia, widow of Stephen, 505 Washington Adee Minord T. casks, 6 First
Adee Sam'l H. coal, Gouverneur c. Front, h. 287 Henry Adee Thomas T. 37 William, h. 75 St. Marks pl. Adee William, 37 Willianı, h. 16 Beekman Adee Willianı, 357 Bowery
ADEE, TIMPSON & CO. auctioneers, 37 William Adelmann Joseph, shoemaker, 84 Eldridge
Adema Charles, cooper, 59 First, h. 7 Av. 1 A dema Francis, cooper, 108 Beekman, h. 299 Grand Adema John P. cartman, r. 14 Essex Aden Joseph. capmaker, 40 Ann, h. 33 Chatham Aden & Brodeck, capniakers, 40 Ann Adikes Henry, grocer, 97 Duane, h. 97 Duane Adlain Henry, physician, 7 Amity Adlam Patrick, laborer, 244 W. Sixteenth Adlard George, mer. 30 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Adler Benjamin 'Z. bootmaker, 270 Division Adler Frederick, tailor, 156 Bowery Adler Sigmund, segar store, 252 Delancy Admyrauld Gabriel, merchant, 64 Water Adolphus Aaron, pawnbroker, 423 Pearl Adolphus Nathaniel, clerk, 265 Broadway Adrian Gertrudes, segars, 299 Division, h. 299 Division Adrian John, shoeniaker, 16 Centre mk't pl. Adrian John B. porter, 11 Pearl Adriance Abrahamn V. V. paper ruler, 16 Chestnut Adriance Ch's, drygoods, 2 Maiden lane, h. 66 Tenth Adriance Daniel J. carpenter, Gansevoort n. Wash'n Adriance Garret, machinist, 25 Commerce ADRIANCE ISAAC, lawyer, 28 John, h. Av. 3 c. 58th Adriance James B. clerk, 110 Greene
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