Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1845-1846, Part 68

Author: Doggett, John, 1809-1852
Publication date: 1845
Publisher: New-York : J. Doggett, Jr.
Number of Pages: 484


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Moger Jesse, carman, 108 Clinton Moger Levi H. chairmaker, 106 Clinton, h. 108 Clinton


Moger Simmons, carman, 131 Broome


Moher Christopher, tailor, 218 Fifth


Mohl Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 80 Forsyth


Mohlenbrock Ilenry, locksmith, 138 Delancy


Moor Henry, tailor, 186 Second Mohr Peter F. A. farrier, r. 98 Chrystie


Moile William, baker, 38 Av. B Moir John & Win. jewellers, 315 Hudson, h. 315 Huds


Molder Christian, tailor, 20 Laurens


Mole Henry, pedlar, r. 121 Allen


Molineux John, tinsmith, 118 John, h. Brooklyn Molineux William, tinsmith, 118 John, h. Brooklyn Molitor Frederic. baker, 23 James Molitor William F. baker, 104 Centre, h. 104 Centre Moll Charles, tailor, 93 Cedar, h. 93 Cedar


Moll Christiana, widow of David, 189 Division


Mollan Stuart, mer. 57 Cedar, h. Broadway n. Twelfth Mollard John, 113 Macdougal Moller Cord, grocer, 19 Minetta


Moller Wilhelin, grocer, 132 Rivington


Molleson Elias, merchant, 317 Fourth


Molligan Thomas, grocer, 133 Orange Möllman Augustus, imp. 18 S. William, h. Brooklyn Molloy Edward, tailor, h. 3 Dnane Molloy Francis, liqnors, 560 Grand Mollstatter Lawrence, shoemaker, 20 Eldridge


Moloney James R grocer, 124 Front, bds Howard's h. Moloney Michael, hats & caps, 154 West


Moloney Patrick G. n. r. hotel, 149 West, c. Barclay Moloney & Co. hats, 154 West Molony M. S. merchant, 136 Pearl Moloy Patrick J. clerk, 44 Vesey Molslatter J. bootmaker, 117 Rowery Molyneux Joseph, watchmaker, 7 Ann, h. 527 B'way Monaghan John, carman, 12 Stone


Monaghan John, shoemaker, 21 Crosby Monaghan Owen, butcher, 33 Cath. mkt. h. 76 Third Monaghan Richard, laborer, 42 Bedford Monaghan William, tailor, r. 183 W. Eighteenth


Monahan Henry, boilermaker, 149 Orange


Monahan Henry, masoo, 131 Malberry Monahan Hugh, laborer, 344 Monroe Monahan Owen, laborer, r. 9 Centre market place


Monahan Peter, laborer, 69 Goerck Monahan Thomas; mer. 173 Front, h. 3 Harrison


Monahan William, laborer, h. 13 Washington Monalian & Beers, com. mers 173 Front Monalaws James, carpenter, 12 Cornelia Monarque Jeremiah 11. hatter, 28 Bow'y, h. 228 Bow'y Monanghan John, clerk, 111 King


Monckton Jane, widow of William, 264 Bleecker Moncrieff Ellen, widow of Walter, 225 Sullivan MONCRIEFF JAMES, lawyer, 29 Wall, h. 225 Sul- livan


PURIFY THE BLOOD.


Øpspepsia,


MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS,


AND


PHENIX BITTERS.


The high and envied celebrity which these pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for their invariable efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the usual practice of puffing not only unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are known by their fruits ; their good works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faith of the credulous.


Complaints,


Asthma.


Acute and Chronie Rheumatism. Affections of the Bladder and Kid- neys.


$ Night Sweats. FEVER AND AGUE. For this scourge of the Western Nervous Debility. country these medicines will be found a sure, speedy and § Organic Affections. safe remedy. Other medicines & Palpitation ofthe Heart.


& Nervous Complaints, of all kinds.


leave the system subject to a { Painter's Colic.


return of the disease-a cure by these medicines is perma- nent. Try them, be satisfied, and be cured.


GENERAL DEBILITY.


Gout,


Giddiness.


Gravel.


Costiveness.


Headaches, of every kind.


Inward Fevers.


Inflammatory Rheumatism.


CONSUMPTION. Used with Impure Blood.


the greatest success in this dis- Jaundice.


Salt Rheum.


Swellings.


Corrupt Humors.


Dropsies.


Looseness. DYSPEPSIA. No person with this distressing disease, should MERCURIAL DISEASES. delay using these Medicines, Never fails to eradicate entirely immediately. Eruptions of the Skin.


WORMS, of all kinds, are effec- tually expelled by these medi- cines. Parents will do well to adnunister them whenever ther; existence is suspected .- Relief will be certain.


Fener and Agne,


THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS


PURIFY THE BLOOD


And thus remove all disease from the system.


A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond the reach of competition, in the estimation of every patient. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by DR. WM. B. MOFFAT, 335 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, New York.


The genuine of these medicines are now put up in white wrappers and labels, together with a pamphlet, called "Moffat's Good Sama- ritan," containing the directions, &c., on which is a drawing of Broad- way, from Wall street to our Office, by which strangers visiting the city can easily find us. The wrappers and Samaritans are copyright- ed, therefore those who procure them with the white wrappers can be assured that they are genuine. Be careful, and do not buy those with YELLOW Wrappers; but if you do, be satisfied that they come direct from us, or don't touch them.


Rheumatism,


and Liver


BILIOUS FEVERS AND LI- VER COMPLAINTS. In the South and West, where these diseases prevail, they will be found invaluable. Planters, Farmers, and others, who once use these Medicines will never Foulness of the Complexion. afterwards be without them.


PILES. The original proprie- tor of these medicines was eur- ed of Piles of 35 years stand- ing by the use of the Life Me- dicines alone.


Pains in the head, side, back, limbs, joints and organs.


RHEUMATISM. Those afflict- ed with this terrible disease, will be sure of relief by the Life Medieines.


Colds and Coughs. .. Colic.


Rush of Blood to the Head. Scurvy.


ease.


Loss of Appetite. LIVER COMPLAINTS. Leprosy.


SCROFULA or KINGS EVIL, in its worst forms.


Ulcers of every description.


all the effects of Mercury, infi- nitely sooner than the most powerful preparations of Sar- saparilla.


Erysipelas. Flatulency.


CASE


Bilions


Bilious Colic and Serous Loose- ncss.


Biles.


Piles, Consumption, Worms, Scrofala.


PLAN OF BROADWAY.


The accompanying map is a correct out- line of Broadway, from Trinity Church and Wall-street to the vicinity of Dr. Moffat's of- fice. This will enable any stranger visiting New York to find our place of business with- out the least difficulty ; and at the same time afford a valuable guide. to the principal ho- tels, to the Post Office, City Hall, Park The- atre, and other public places. Persons hav- ing business with Dr. MOFFAT, should come direct to the corner of Broadway and Anthony street. A stranger in New York is never at a Loss to find the Park and City Hall, and with this map for a guide, could not then miss his way to Dr. Moffat's Office.


ORIGIN OF MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES.


Mr. JOHN MOFFAT, the father of Dr. MOF- FAT, proprietor of the Life Medicines, while carrying on an extensive mercantile estab- lishment in the lower part of the city of New York, was taken ill; and so painful and protracted was his disease, that he lost all faith in the several physicians who were called to his bed-side. After months of suffer- ing he was prevailed upon to purchase, at a high price, the recipe of the invaluable vege- table preparation which he subsequently of- fered to the public as MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDI- CINES. Although the effect of these medi- cines in his own case had been most singu- larly remarkable-he having rapidly recover- ed his health after his physicians had pro- nounced him on his death-bed-yet he did not at that time anticipate so universal a popu- Jarity for them. He is now happy to know that his exertions in behalf of suffering hu- manity have been appreciated, as the volun- tary letters of multitudes of his fellow-citi- zens go fully to show.


WHY THE COUNTERFEITERS OF MOF- FAT'S LIFE MEDICINES EMPLOY CALO- MEL .- These unprincipled persons have al- ways had recourse to CALOMEL, because they could thus make pills cheaper and easier ; and knowing also that the purchaser of the spu- rious compound would only discover his mis- take when it was too late to rectify it. Noth- thing in the world can be easier, for one wish- ing to get MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES, than to distinguish the miserable counterfeits which have been put in circulation, from the genuine article. In the truest sincerity, we assure all persons who use the genuine MOF- FAT'S LIFE MEDICINES, that they are taking an article which has been carefully com- pounded from the best quality of choice vege- table substances, and perfectly free from those mercurial preparations so deleterious to health and long life.


Wall st.


Trinity Church.


Pine st.


Thames st.


City Hotel.


Cedar st.


Liberty st.


Maidenlane.


Cortlandt. st.


Howard House.


John st.


Dey st.


Franklin House.


Fulton st.


Museum.


St. Paul's.


Ann st.


Vesey st.


Park Theatre.


Barclay st.


Fountain.


Park Place.


City Hall.


Murray st.


Post Office.


Warren st.


Alms House.


Chambers st.


Reade st.


Duane st.


Pearl st.


Hospital.


Anthony st.


Office. MOFFAT'S


Leonard «.


Carldon House.


BROADWAY.


Astor House.


Park Row.


American Hotel.


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Moncriff John, bookkeeper, 199 Bowery Monday Dennis, moroccodresser, 236 Elizabeth Monday Thomas, polisher, h. 487 Washington MONDON MARY, hotel, 57 Broadway Mondon Paul V. 57 Broadway


Mondon Peter, foreign books, 36 Cortl'ndt, h. 57 B'way Mondon Albert J. bootmaker, 183 Broadway Mone Dennis, grocer, 88 Ridge .


Mone Michael, blacksmith, r. 430 Cherry


Monell Charles, desk No. 2, custom house, h 111 Wa- verley place


Monell James, cartman, 760 Greenwich


Money James, laborer, Fiftlı n. Av. B


Moneypenny Ann, widow of Thomas, dyer, 149 Canal, h. 138 Thompson


Moneypenny John, dyer, 179 Canal Moneypenny Mary A. widow of Robert, 173 Chambers Monfort Eliza, widow of Garrett, 40 Watts


Monfort James, carman, 175 W. Twenty first Montfort Maria, widow of Jimes, 26 Cornelia


Monholland Pat. grocer, 279 Madison, h. 34 Gouvern'r Monilaws James, carpenter, 333 Fourth, h. 85 Marion Moninger John, turner, 55 Attorney


Monk Joseph, bookkeeper, 53 Forsyth


Monk Stephen P. teacher, 45 North Moore


Monk Valentine, baker, 57 Attorney Monks John, sawyer, 230 Eleventh


Monkton Josiah, gunsmith. 76 Chrystie


Monnea Louis, carpenter, 85 Canal


Monroe Barclay C. porterhouse, 84 Broome c. Columbia Monroe C. S. forward & coni. 117 Liberty, h. 56 Bond Monroe Daniel, accountant, 24 Pine, h. 187 Laurens Monroe Ebenezer, watches, 18! B'way, h. 25 Hubert Monroe George, lamplighter, 130 Houston Monroe Gilfred G. upholsterer, 192 Varick


Monroe Halsey, dockbuilder, Gansevoort, n. West


. Monroe Henry W. painter, 159 Mott Monroe Hugh, boilermaker, 67 Gnerck Monroe J. Augustine, lawyer, ¿ Hanover, h. 82 White MONROE JAMES, late M. C. 4 Hanover, h. Av. 10 c. Bloomingdale road


Monroe James, broker, 34 Park row, h. 25 Burton Monroe James M. collector, 78 Attorney


Monroe John, sawyer, 166 \V. Twenty-second


Monroe John, hatter, 212 Av. 3


Monroe John, 66 W. Eighteenth


Monroe Oliver, oysters, 196 Duane


Monroe Peter, polisher, 118 Christopher


Monroe Philip J. clerk, 111 Twelfth


Monroe Theodore, furniture, 174 Fulton, bds 14 Col- lege place


Monsees llarman W. tinman, 65 Bowery


Monsell Charles, shipjoiner, 5 Tompkins


Monson Alonzo C. lawyer, 71 Cedar, h. 97 Chambers


Monson James, painter, r. 39 Broome


Monson Marcena, jr. cashier, post office. h. 97 Chamb'rs Monson Sarah, widow of William, 49 Bayard


Montague Abhy H. widow of Josiah, 3 Wooster Montague Henry, porter, 215 Hester


Montague Nicholas, mason, 5 Burton Montant Alphonse P. imp. 54 Exchange place Montanye Abraham D. chairfactory, 181 Houston Montanye Charles, goldbeater, r. 107 Essex Montanye Elizabeth, widow of William, 32 Renwick Montanye John, cooper, 186 Hester, h. 187 Hester Montcalın William, hairdresser, 197 Av. 8 Monteverde Francis, billiards, 5 Barclay


Montgomery Archibald G. deputy clerk, supreme court,


19 City Hall, h. Twenty-third n. Av. 5 Montgomery Charlotte J. drygoods, 6 Div'n, h. 6 Div'n Montgomery Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 66 Suffolk Montgomery Elizabeth, milliner, 122 Av. 8 Montgomery George, butcher, 31 Fulton n. h. 5 Third Montgomery Ilugli, varnislier, 16 Goerck


Montgomery James, painter, 191 W. 17th, h. 122 Av. 8 Montgomery James, lime, foot Twenty first, E. River, h. Nineteenth n. Av. 3 Montgomery James, 148 Waverley place


Montgomery Jas. jr. brok. 106 Front, h. 148 Wav'ly pl Montgomery John, boarding, 19 Cherry


Montgomery John, blacksmith, Gouverneur c. Monroe h. 316 Monroe Montgomery John, carpenter, 22 Jane


Montgomery John, paver. 204 Second


Montgomery John, mason, 175 Av. A Montgomery John, pedlar, 208 Delancy


Montgomery John B. 37 Nassau, h. 12 Cortlandt


Montgomery John P. b. & shoes, 222 Pearl, h. 82 First Montgomery Samuel J. tininan, 290 Spring Montgomery Samuel L. copyist, 4 Hanover Montgomery William, carman, h. E. 20th, n. Av. 3 Montgomery William M. plumber, 147 Bowery Montross Enos, grocer, 57 Av. 6, h. 57 Av. 6 Montross Henry, shipjoiner, 105 Attorney


Montross John D. grocer, 74 Bayard, h. 74 Bayard Montross Lewis, carpenter, 58 Columbia Montross Nathaniel, 196 Varick


Montross Nathaniel, clothier, 62 John.


Montross William, drygoods, 71 Liberty, h. 8 Rose Montross & Underhill, drygoods, 71 Liberty


Monyea Joseph, fish, Washington mkt. h. 43 Roosevelt Monzani T. P. musical instrument maker, 284 W. 17th Mood Peter, provisions, 170 Greenwich, h. 46 Hudson Moodie Cynthia, widow of Leroy, 82 Varick


Moody Charles, locksmith, 3 Macdougal


Moody David W. 3 Roosevelt


Moody Elizabeth, 102 Amos


Moody James, laborer, 156 W. Seventeenth


Moody James, locksmith, 189 W. Eighteenth


Moody Jolin P. shoemaker, r. 139 Mulberry


Moody Samnel, shipmaster, 799 Greenwich


Moody Rutherford, lumber, 603 Washington, bds 18 Park place


Moody Sewell, shipmaster, 219 W. Twenty-first


Moody Thomas, shoemaker, 36 Hamersley


Moody William, shoemaker, 357 Bowery


MOODY WINCHESTER P. sugarstore, 141 Bowery h. 75 Bowery


Moody Winfield S. sugarstore, 75 Bowery, h. 75 Bwry Moody W. S. & Co. sugarstore, 75 Bowery Moog Charles, weaver, 160 Spring


Mook Thomas, butcher, 305 Av. 3


Mook Thos. H. jr butcher, h. E. 25th b. Av. 2 & 3


Mook Win. sen. butcher, 8 Centre mkt, h. 184 Chrystie Mook William, jr. butcher, 12 Centre mkt, h. 473 Bowery


Moon Charles, grocery, 151 Anthony, h. 151 Anthony


Moon George, 24 Fulton fish market


Moon John H. cabmaker, 6 Leroy, h. 8 Leroy


Moon John J. fishmonger, 24 Fulton mkt. h. 70 Mangin Moon Margaret, widow of Joseph, boarding, 106 Fulton Moon Philip, chairmaker, 260 Bleecker


Moon Sarah, widow of Thomas. 36 Av. B


Mooney Ann, widow, grocery, 212 Av. 8


Mooney Arthur, fancy dry goods, 169 Grand MOONEY BENJAMIN, auction, 85 Jolin, h. 65 Fifth


Mooney Catharine, widow of Hamilton, 28 Grand Mooney Daniel, tailor, 52 Robinson


Mooney Edward, artist, 54 E Broadway, h. 18 Ridge


Mooney Edward, turner, 86 Ridge


Mooney Elias C. mason, 15 Vandam


Mooney Felix, late refectory, 10 Centre market place


Mooney Francis, porter, 28 Beaver, Mooney James, soapmaker, 1 Nyack pl


Mooney John, carpenter, 141 Hammond Mooney John, shoemaker, 90 Mott


Mooney John, porter, 16 Marketfield


Mooney John, porter, 111 Cliff


Mooney Maria, widow of Thomas, 192 Chatham sq


Mooney Nicholas, blacking manuf. 76 Division, h. 76 Division


Mooney Patrick, stonecutter, 129 W. 20th


Mooney Rinear V. 128 Essex


Mooney Thomas, stonecutter, 41 Clarkson


Mooney Thomas, rags, 60 Orange


Mooney William, laborer, r. 177 Av. 8


Moor Daniel, merchant, h. 234 Seventh


Moor Nathaniel, Inmbermerch. ft. Twentieth, h. Av. 1 n. Twenty-first


Moor Thomas, shoemaker, 95 Cannon Moore - , 62 Eleventh


Moore Abraham, clerk, 90 Wall, h. 67 Greenwich


Moore Abraham D. feed, 335 Av. 3


Moore Adam, shoemaker, 87 Delancy


Moore Alexander, (col'd) laborer, 21 Grand


Moore Alfred, com. mer. 36 Market


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Moore Alonzo, grocer, 176 Delancy, h. 50 Hester Moore Ambrose L. drygoods, 74 William, h. 140 Canal Moore Andrew, tailor, 60 Barclay Moore Ann, widow of James, h. 386 Sixth Moore Ann, locksmithi, 480 Broome, h 542 Broome


Moore Ann, locksmith, widow of William,480 Broome, 1. 542 Broome


Moore Ann, widow of John, r. 166 Prince


Moore Archibald D. 116 Franklin


Moore Ausun D. paper, 304 Pearl, lı. Av. 1 b. 9th &10th Moore l'oltis, 22 John


Moore Bolis, jr. customhouse, h. 207 Amos


Moore Catharine, widow, 360 Monroe


Moore Catharine, widow of John, 178} Stanton


Moore Charles, baker, 135 W. 16th


Moore Charles, pedlar, 15 Ridge


Moore Charles, drygoods, 254 Bleecker


Moore Char'es, hatprosser, 265 Bowery, h. 265 Bowery Moore Ci aries, laborer, 316 Monroe


Moore Charles B. lawyer, 72 Wall, h. 62 Church


Moore Charles K. printer, 143 Nassau


Moore Chauncey W. mer. 207 Pearl, h. 26 Pike


Moore Clarissa, widow, 58 Sullivan


Moore Clenient C., W. Twenty-second n. Av. 10 Moore Daniel, cabinetmaker, 609 Washington


Moore Daniel. ex. broker, 116 Broadway


Moore Daniel, laborer, r. 112 Laurens


Moore Daniel carman, 95 W. 16th


Moore David, mason, 14 Cornelia


Moore David, tailor, 235 Av. 3


Moore David M. bookkeeper, 97 John, h. 57 Amos


Moore Dennis, laborer, 46 Whitehall


Moore Edward, tinsmith, 117 Houston


Moore Edward D. mer. 83 Front, h. 136 Tenth


Moore Elias, drygoods, 160 Canal, h. 15 Wooster


Moore Eliza A. widow of James, 48 Harrison


Moore Eliza J. widow of James T. 65 Eldridge Moore Elizabeth, teacher, h. 329 Broome


Moore Elizabeth, widow of E. ekiel, 151 Essex


Moore Elizabeth D. widow Jotham B. 77 Columbia


Moore Emmet, cash draper and tailor, 243 Broadway, up stairs, h. 56 Laight


Moore Ely, u. s. marshal, New City Hall, h. Br'dway, bet. 2011 & 21st


Moore Ezekiel, J. cottonbroker,, 74 Wall


Moore Francis, (coj'd) laborer, 33 King


Moore Francis W. umbrellas, 68 Allen, h. 99 Orchard Moore George, teacher, h. 38 Avenue 9


Moore George, (col'd) 60 W. Washington place


Moore George, (col'd) mariner, 32 Sullivan


Moore George C. h. 4 Varick


MOORE GEORGE H. drygoods, 121 Pearl, h. 19 W. Washington place


Moore George W. painter, 61 Gold, h. Brooklyn


Moore İlenderson, clerk, h. 3 Dover


Moore Henry, tailor, 183 Broadway


Moore Henry, 7th ward bk. 314 Pearl, h. 19 Morton Moore Henry, sashınaker, 329 Broome


Moore Henry A. paperlanger, 57 Beekman, h. 446 Pearl Moore Henry C. drygoods, 63 Cortland


Moore Henry S. agent, 148 Fulton, h. 127 Avenue 8


Moore Hiram, painter, 236 Sontlı, h. 291 Delancy


Moore Hugh, coachman, 39 Grand


Moore Flugh, boatman, 653 Water


Moore Hugh, tailor, 356 Monroe


Moore Isaac H. vegetables, Twenty-eightlı near Av. 3 Moore Israel, feed store, 101 Av. 10, h. Av. 10 near W. Eighteentlı


Moore Jacob, 101 Eleventh


Moore Jacob, carman, 119 W. Twentieth


Moore Jacob, cabinetinaker, h. 29 Clarkson


Moore Jacob, marketnan, 92 Suffolk


Moore Jacob J. cartman, 7 Burton


Moore Jacob J. jr. cooper, 39 Jones


Moore Jacob S. cooper, 138 Broad, h. Twenty-first n. Avenue 7


Moore James, grocer, Av. 10 c. Twenty-fifth, h. 232 W. 18th


Moore James, thread & needles, 136 Av. 6, 11. 136 Av. 6 Moore James, importer, 81 Maiden lane. h. L. Island Moore James, coal, 319 Delancy, h. 515 Grand


Moore James, drygoods, 17 S William


Moore James, newsman, 127 Mulberry


Moore James, expositor, 60 Marion


Moore Jamies, tinsmith, 109 Houston and 297 Second Moore James, blacksmith, 9 Hoboken


Moore James, porter, 185 Twelfth Moore James, jr. tailor, 398 Greenwich


Moore James, (col'd) boarding, 306} Water Moore Jane, widow of John, 719 Greenwich Moore Jane, widow of Isaac, 93 Henry


Moore Jared L. jeweller, 112 Chathain


Moore John, cabinetmaker, 15 Bowery, h. 88 Hester


Moore John, agricultural wares, 31 Fulton and 183. Front, h. Williamsburg


Moore John, laborer, 421 Greenwich


Moore Jolin, carman, 51 King


Moore John, carman, 76 Grand


Moore John, late carman, 71 Vandam


Moore John, cooper, 102 Lewis


Moore John, shoemaker, 40 Monroe


Moore John, carpetweaver, r. 102 Eldridge


Moore Jolin, hackman, 26 Thomas


Moore John, laborer, rear 643 Washington


Moore John, laborer, 125 Twelfth


Moore John, laborer, 10 Trinity place


Moore John A. tailor, 88 Avenue 8


Moore John A. metals, 77 Water, foundry, Goerck c. Third, h. 4 Broadway


Moore Jolin C. silversmith, 99 Reade, h. 99 Reade Moore John J. metals, 27 Water, li. 4 Broadway


Moore John J. & Co. grocers, 216 Front, h. Newtown


Moore John K. shipcarpenter, 416 Cherry


MOORE JOHN L. croton hotel, 142 Broadway


Moore John M. publisher, 41 Ann, h. E. Nineteenth n .. Irving place


Moore Jolin P. saddlery, 204 Broadway, h. 21 Amity Moore John T. drygoods, 207 Pearl, h. 5 Rutgers place Moore Jolin W. 185 Iludson


Moore Jonathan, locksmith, 3 Dutch, h. 3 Dutch Moore Joseph, carman, 127 Vanck


Moore Joseph, city weigher, 4 Jones la. h. 256 Henry


Moore Josephi M. shipjoiner, 26 Scammel


Moore Joshua, grocer, 341 Monroe


Moore Lawrence, carpenter, 18 Grand


Moore Lawrence J. slors, 146 Canal, h. 471 Gr'wich Moore Leander, bookkeeper, 134 Pearl, h. Brooklyn


Moore Leprelette H. mer. 45 Beaver, h. 218 Nineteenth Moore Lester D. hotel, 19 Nassau


Moore Luther H. grocer, 144 West, h. Brooklyn


Moore Margaret, widow of Samuel, 20 Christopher


Moore Margaret, bookfolder, 58 Greene


Moore Maria, widow of James, rear 70 Orchard


Moore Maria, widow of George, 165 W. 17th Moore Mary, widow, 146 Canal


Moore Mary, widow of John, 57 Bedford


Moore Mary A. widow of Thomas, 71 Hester


Moore Matilda, boarding, 507 Broadway Moore Matilda, widow, 220 Varick


Moore Michael, laborer, rear 111 Mulberry


Moore Michael S. cooper, 24 Moore, h. 10} Front Moore Moody, huckster, h. 169 Reade


Moore Moses, blacksmith, rear 142 Sullivan


Moore Nathaniel, Inınber, foot Twentieth, e. river, li. Twentiethi c. Av. 2


Moore Nathaniel, pres. coluni. col. 1 College Green


Moore Nicholas, bookbinder, 3 Suffolk


Moore Orlando J. 115 Crosby


Moore Patrick, 279 Division


Moore Peter, tailor, 242 Third


Moore Peter, shoemaker, 63 Mangin Moore Peter D. mason, 14 Cornelia


Moore Rachel, widow of Samuel, rear 21 Burton


Moore Richard, grates, 235 W. 16th, h. 250 Eighteenth


Moore Richard, shoemaker, 32 Clarkson, I1. 36 Wsh'tn


Moore Richard W. inspector, 126 Suffoik


Moore Robert, carpenter, 7 Chestnut


Moore Robert, silversmith, 99 Reade, h. 175 Stanton


Moore Robert, carpenter, 27 Cherry


Moore Robert, boilermaker, 653 Water Moore Sampson, late grocer, 36 North Moore Moore Samuel, cooper, 14 Cornelia


Moore Sammel A. late stables, 51 Macdougal Moore Samuel S. pianomaker, 362 Broome Moore Sammel S. tailor, 41 King


Muore Samuel W. physician, 767 Broadway


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MOORE SAMUEL W. clothier, 362 Water, h. 77 Moran Lawrence, printer, 423 Greenwich Monroe


Moore Samuel W. com. mer. 58 Wall


Moore Sarah, widow of James, 50 Macdougal


Moore Sarah, Twenty-second, between Av. 9 & 10 Moore Smith, shoemaker, 53 Hester


Moore Sophia, threads, 642} Greenwich


Moore Staats N. late bargeman, 21 Jane


Moore Stephen V. clerk, 172 Pearl, h. 31 W. 12th


Moore Stephen W. cooper, 30 Charles


Moore Strong V. billiardtablemkr, 106 Fulton, h. 32 Cath Moore Thomas, tailor, 286 Division, h. 286 Division Moore Thomas, painter, 147 Duane


Moore Thomas, butcher. 324 Bowery


Moore Thomas, tailor, 22 Thomas


Moore Thos. C wireworker, 108 Beekman. h. Wills'bg MOORE THOMAS D. & CO. Importers, 89 Water, li. 47 Broadway


Moore Thomas W. brit. agt. 75 Leonard, h. 75 Leonard Moore Walters, 2 John


Moore William, blacksmith. 182 Forsyth


Moore William, porter, 79 Washington


Moore William, tinsmith, 53 Cannon


Moore William. mer. 44 Broad, h. 1 College green


Moore William, tailor, 180 Division


Moore William, butcher, 47 Washington m. h. 44 First Moore William, drygoods, 160 Canal, h. 71 Varick


Moore William, carpenter, 200 Second


Moore William, liquors, 27 Washington


Moore William, (col'd) seaman, 143 Leonard


Moore William B. customhouse officer, 12 Columbia Moore William B. jr. furnishing, 32 Catharine


Moore William D. blacksmith, r. 11 Desbrosses


Moore Win. H. dryg'ds, 221 G'nwich, b'ds 88 Warren Moore William f1. mason, Fifteenth n. Av. 3


Moore William H. mason, E. Eighteenth c. Broadway Moore William J. accountant, 127 Varick


Moore William K. tinsmith, 278 Front


Moore William S. late com. Iner. h. Twenty-second bet. Av. 9 & 10


Moore William S. storage, 296 Water, h. 137 Second MOORE C. W. & J. T. & CO. drygoods, 207 Pearl MOORE J. L. & CO. jewellers, 112 Chatham Moore W. & E. drygoods 160 Canal


Moore & Baker, guns and saddlery, 204 Broadway Moore & Gardner, drygoods, 221 Greenwich MOORE & HAVENS, lawyers, 72 Wall Moore & Hyatt, feed, 335 Av. 3


Moore & Jackson, publishers, 41 Ann


MOORE & LEGGETT, paper, 301 Pearl


MOORE & NEILLEY, drygood-, 45 Beaver Moorehead James, grocer, 331 Grand, h. 331 Grand Moorehead Jane, widow of Robert, 198 W.Sixteenth Moorehead John, late grocer, 29 Cannon


Moorehead John, mer. 23 Old slip, h. 538 Broadway Moorehouse Stephen, groc. 716 G'nwich, h. 716 G'wich Moores Charles W. joiner. 8 Willett


Moores Edward H. painter, 53 Spring


Moorhead William G. drygoods, 84 Cedar Moos Adam, shoemaker, 49 Pitt Mootry Richeson, tailor, 113 Orange


Morales Augustine, translator, 407 Broome Moran Alexander, (Rev.) 116 Norfolk


Moran Andrew, huckster, Tompkins market, h. 1 Sixth Moran Charles, importer, 123 Pearl, h. 46 University pl Moran Charles, ice, 647 Hudson Moran Daniel, varnisher, 144 Essex


Moran Daniel E imp. 83 Beaver, h. Brooklyn Moran Edward G. pianofortes, 104 Av. 3, h. 281 Av. 3 Moran Francis, shoemaker, 73 Reade


Moran George, laborer, 3 Pike Moran Isaac A. liquors, 187 Av. 3


Moran James, druggist, 292 Division, h. 292 Division Moran James, grocer, Av. 7 n. Eighteenth


Moran Jaines, fancy goods, 529 G'nwich, h. 529 G'wich Moran James, currier, 9 Oak Moran James, laborer, 643 Washington Moran John, gas and lamps, 286 Second Moran John, fruit, 254} Honston Moran John, laborer, 738 Washington Moran John, tailor. 80 Nassau, h. 80 Nassau Moran John, 107 Monroe Moran John, printer, r. 326 Madison




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