Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1847-1848, Part 75

Author: Doggett, John, 1809-1852
Publication date: 1845
Publisher: New-York : J. Doggett, Jr.
Number of Pages: 528


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Mitchell Clarence G. lawyr, Il Pine, h. 8 St. Mark's p ?; Mitchell Daniel, weigher, 182 Front, li. Brooklyn Mitchell David W. fish, 13 Washington market Mitchell Dennis, porter, r. 332 Madison


Mitchell Edward, mer. 95 Wall, h. Brooklyn


Mitchell Eliza, widow of Elisha, 114 Pitt Mitchell Ellen, widow of Charles, 503 Fourth Mitchell George, carpenter, 206 Mott


Mills & Secord, lumber, 329 Delancy Mills & Spence, bakers, 199 Varick Millspaugh Elizabeth, 227 Chrystie


Millspaugh James H. bootmaker, 16 Thompson Millwater Elizabeth, widow of John, 176 Stanton


MINETT & CO., COPAL VARNISH MANUFACTURERS, No. 60 PEARL-STREET, NEW-YORK.


The great difficulty in COPAL VARNISHES hitherto, has been that the varnish manufac- turer has had but one, or at most two sorts of Varnish, to offer for the varied purposes of the Artist, the Coach Painter, and the Decorator. No painter, unless he can command time and choice of work, can possibly give to the object of his labor an immediate appearance of being finished in the best style, or insure a permanent good appearance, without a Varnish suited to the particular job in hand. We have now the satisfaction of offering you Varnishes suitable to the various requirements of the workman.


An old job, which only requires to be re-varnished, may advantageously be covered with a much more solid, and a quicker drying Varnish, than a new job, the paint of which is green.


A small painted article, if the paint thereon be quite settled, may be varnished with a solid, quick-drying varnish, that would be totally unsuited for an article of larger surface, and equally unfit for a small surface if the work be green.


For Paint Work generally, especially if new, the Varnish should be elastic and tough.


To Coach Painters, House Decorators, &c.


We have a Coach-body Varnish, which we strongly recommend no painter (either coach or house) to be without, when he has a job which he wants to stand the test of time and weather. It will not, however, be suit- able for all purposes, or for a job in a great hurry. This Varnish, with an entire confidence, formed from expe- rience in its use, we recommend also as being able, if properly used, to stand unchanged the hottest or the coldest climate-as the southern part of our own States, the Eust or West Indies, Russia or the Canadas. It may also be used for Fancy Signs, expensive Facias, &c., required to be preserved a length of time. It is so elastic and tough, that it can be worked with the brush any length of time. It will stand, sun, rain, and exposure to the severest weather. We call this


" Minett & Co.'s Extra Coach Body Varnish."


This Varnish should be used without any drier, or mixture of any kind ; but as time is seldom allowed for varnishing soundly, we have prepared a drier expressly to mix with this and some other of our best Varnishes, to which we have given the name of "Elastic Drier."


For Coach Bodies and best.Outside Work, we have prepared this excellent and useful drier, which is so elastic that there is no danger of its cracking. This we believe to be the only drier that may be safely used in an emergency, in a large quantity, without diminishing the gloss, or interfering with the durability of the work, or in the slightest degree retarding, or in any way affecting the polishing of our Varnish. This desideratum of the artist and the workman being now attainable, it is hoped that the use of Common Japan-for no other reason than that it dries quickly-will be discontinued. The addition of Japan to Varnish has spoiled many a job that would otherwise have done credit to the workman.


On White Varnish.


Mastic Varnish is unsuitable for any work requiring durability, hardness, or fine finish. It is therefore very improperly used in house painting, in steamboats, or on walls. It is also inapplicable to articles of white furni- ture, but is excellently adapted for pictures, and delicate work on which a frequent renewal of the varnish may be required.


Mastic Varnish may be rubbed off surfaces like flour, and so easily as to enable the artist to clean a picture, and free it entirely from any number of old coatings, any number of times, without removing or injuring the most delicate ground work or hair stroke of the painting.


We now call your attention to our White Outside Copal, & Coach-Picture Varnish. The light straw color, which at first appears to belong to this Varnish, ought not to deter the painter from its use, for as the job hardens the color dries out, and the longer it has been done, the whiter and more transparent it becomes. The reverse of all this may be expected, if, as is too often the case, a soft, white, or milky varnish be used for the transitory effect of looking well at the moment of finish. In a short time the varnish loses its gloss, cracks, and rubs off. These results ought to be more generally known and better understood, and the Var- nish maker trusts he shall be excused for hinting that a timely explanation of these facts by the painter-to whom they are generally known-would prevent complaints and allay dissatisfaction.


Our "Outside and Inside White Varnishes" rub down and polish equal to the best coach-body.


Of White Inside Copal Varnish we have several sorts : a quick-drying, solid polishing White Varnish, for white furniture, picture frames, and small surfaces ; a Varnish adapted for inside paint work, either large or small surface. This latter will bear rubbing and polishing, and allow the painter as much time as he may require to work and lead off. We have also a delicate flowing White Varnish, not intended for polishing or rough usage.


Light, or White Coat Varnish, to dry quickly, is frequently asked for. From what we have previously stated, it will readily be believed that such a varnish cannot stand any length of time, but if our var- nishes, made expressly for coach and outside work, be used with our Elastic Drier, as advised by us, the job will be safe and last for years.


To Oil Cloth Manufacturers and Others.


After repeated experiments, we have succeeded in forming a perfect union of India Rubber with Copal, which we designate " Elastic Copal Varnish."


This varnish, whilst in color aud gloss is equal to Copal alone, possesses a greater elasticity, hardens much more firmly, though more gradually, and will never crack.


Possessing these advantages, the Elastic Copal Varnish is particularly adapted for Oil Cloths, and such articles as are required to be folded or rolled up, for convenience of transmit, or storage. Where an accidental finishing touch of the brush may be required, or in " leading off," this Varnish can be used longer and better, without injury, than any other. Its " toughness," will satisfy the most particular workman, and it will not " tack " when rolled up, after a moderate exposure to the air, in-doors or out.


Our varnishes will always be in a pure state for the consumer, as they are kept in cisterns containing from 250 to 500 gallons each, and ranging in number from No. 1 to 97, in three separate places of storage. From this statement, persons favoring us with country orders, will see the propriety of stating as explicitly as is practicable the purposes for which their varnish is required, that they may be supplied by us with the kind best adapted to their use.


N. B. For our fine old stock of Cabinet Makers' Varnishes, House Painters' Outside, Brown and Black Japan, &c., we refer to our printed list.


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Mitchell George, printer, 265 Bowery, h. 265 Bowery Mitchell George, plasterer, W. 28th n. Av. 10 Mitchell George F. clerk, 182 Front, h. Brooklyn Mitchell George G. custom house, 168 W. 21st Mitchell Henry H. pencil cases, 90 Thompson Mitchell Henry S. baker, 79 Columbia Mitchell Jacob F. baker, 196 W. 21st


Mitchell James, pilot, 107 South, h. 146 Eldridge


Mitchell James, grocer, 75 Catharine, h. 75 Catharine


Mitchell James, coachman, r. 62 W. Washington pl Mitchell James, glazier, r. 39 Forsyth


Mitchell Jesse, stagedriver, 23d n. Broadway


Mitchell John, rigger, 21 Cherry


Mitchell John, porter, 76 Roosevelt


Mitchell John, hardware, 42 Centre


Mitchell John, musical inst. ınaker, 26 Vandam Mitchell John, shoemaker, h. 34 Houston


Mitchell John, pumpmaker, 223 Sonth, h. Bushwick Mitchell John, grocer, 381 Bowery, h. 22 Fifth Mitchell John, grocer, 15 James slip, h. 36 E. B.way


Mitchell John, (col'd) tailor, 42 Orange


Mitchell John & Co. lamp manufacturers and brass founders, 132 Mercer, h. 4 Thompson


Mitchell John F. shoemaker, h. 133 Charles


Mitchell John F. lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 776 Greenwich


Mitchell John G. cabinetmkr, 119 Charles, h. 71 Perry Mitchell John S. attorney, 222 Av. 6


MITCHELL JOHN W. lawyer & commiss'r for So. Ca. Penn. and Mass. 11 Pine, h. 8 St. Mark's pl


Mitchell Joseph, carpenter, 11. 441 Fourth


Mitchell Lewis, porterhouse, 3 Mulberry


Mitchell Marcus, butter, 66 Dey, h. 34 Harrison


Mitchell Margaret, widow Archibald, 407 Hudson


Mitchell Margaret R. boarding, 14 Mercer


Mitchell Mary, milliner, 23 Division


Mitchell Mary A. widow of Henry, I Greene


Mitchell Matthew,com.ner.[11 Water, h.Hudson,N.Y


Mitchell Mitchell A. importer, 245 Front, h. 22 Howard


Mitchell Murray, blacksmith, 193 W. 20th


Mitchell Patrick, baker, 67 Charlton


Mitchell Peter, segarmaker, 382 Grand


Mitchell Peter, waiter, 96 Cedar


Mitchell Richard H. h. 65 Remsen, Brooklyn


Mitchell Robert, physician, 423 G.wich, h. 22 Sullivan Mitchell Robert, carver, E. 25th n. Av. 1


Mitchell Robert, stevedore, 27 Rutgers


Mitchell Robt. liverystable, 109 \.19th,h. 105 W.19th Mitchell Robert, carrier, 180 Av. 8


Mitchell Robert F. cooper, Av. 2 n. 26th


Mitchell Robert L. pilot, 179 South, h. 41 E. B.way Mitchell Samuel, (col'd) bootmaker, 237 W. 16th Mitchell Thomas, police, 211 Centre


Mitchell Thonias, goldbeater. 407 Hudson


Mitchell Thomas, painter, r. 176 Duane


Mitchell Wm. manager Olympic Theatre, h. 106 Grand Mitchell William, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 337 Ninth


Mitchell William, inst. mkr, 26 Vandam, h. 18 Minetta Mitchell William, shoemkr, 26] Hudson, h.261 Hudson Mitchell William, tailor, 403 West


Mitchell William, (col'd) cook, r. 12 Leonard


Mitchell William Minott, lawyer, 49 William Mitchell William R. grocer, 174 G.wich, bds 4 Warren MITCHELL W. & J. F. lawyers, 11 Wall Mitchelson Richard, watchman, 584 Water


Mitchill Francis, plumber, Hudson c. W. 14th, h. 207 W. 13th


Mitchill George, 232 W. 19th


Mitchill Jane, 88 Av. 10


Mitchill Robert M. jr. clerk, 250 Madison


MITCHILL SAMUEL L. com. mer. 194 Front, h. 25 Union place


Mitchill Wm. S. shipch'dler, 175 South,h. 205 Madison Mitteregger Ann, fancygoods, 185 Prince Mittnaclit Jacob, shoemaker, 204 Walker Mix Charles, mer. 4 Pine, h. Jersey city


Mix Edward A. shipmaster, 153 \. 17th


Mix Elizabeth, widow of Elisha, 63 W. 14th Mix Isaac, jr. carriages, 440 Broadway, h. 29 Dominick Mix Mary, widow, boarding, 8 Broadway Mix & Tripp, boarding, 8 Broadway


Mixer Henry, tailor, 1Il Broadway, h. Hoboken Mixsell Aaron, pianofortes, 91 Lexington Av Mixsell E. B. mer. 31 Moore


Moadinger John, late baker, 57 Pitt


Moadinger John, jr. bakery, 550 Grand


Moat H. Shepheard, hygeian pills, (for many years at 50 Canal,) 2 City Hall pl. h. Av. 4 bet. 27th & 28th Moe Ira, carpenter, 175 Elizabeth, h. 175 Elizabeth Moeliring William, cigars, 72 Allen, h. 288 Grand Moelich Louis, jeweller, 182 Canal


Mæller Frederic, cutler, 200 Division, h. 200 Division Mæller & Kæmmerer, cutlers, 200 Division


Moen Augustus R. com. mer. 123 Water, h. Brooklyn Moen Philip L. hardware, 128 Water, h. Brooklyn Moen A. R. & Son, hardware, 128 Water


Moerel Emanuel, 106 Mott


Moerscli Peter, shoemkr, 172 Walker, h. 27 Elizabeth Moesbyll Peter A. warranted oil clothing for seamen, 130 Cherry, h. 130 Cherry


Moeschen Christian, hootmaker, 21} Duane


Moeser George, tailor, 39 Pitt


Moffat Anthony, portwarden, 90 Wall, h. 32 Charles


Moffat David, currier, 5 Jacob, h. 5 Jacob


Moffat Elizabeth, widow of John, 163 Barrow


Moffat John, lawyer, 16 Wall, h. 201 Fulton


Moffat John, tailor, h. 52 Market


Moffat John, mer. 335 Broadway


Moffat John J. meas. grain, 21 Coenties sl. h. 72 Sixth.


Moffat Mary, teacher, 32 Crosby, h. 163 Barrow


Moffat Sarah A. teacher, 32 Crosby


MOFFAT WILLIAM B. physician, 335 Broadway Moffatt John, carman, 157 Third


Moffatt John C. carman, 107 W. 16th


Moffatt Reuben C. physician, 85 Laurens


Moffatt Richard, plasterer, 22 Houston


Moffatt Samuel, coachmaker, 55 Grove


Moffatt Thomas, laborer, Av. B bet. 10th & 11th


MOFFET JAMES G. lamps, r. 121 Prince, b. 129 Prince


Moffet Jolin, books, 103 Fulton & 194 W. Broadway, h. 194 W. Broadway


Moffet Wmn. B. books, 194 W.B.way, h. 194 W.B.way Moffett Archibald, carnian, 267 E. 25tlı


Moffett Hugh, tailor, 115 Suffolk


Moffett Joseph, carpenter, 46 Hamersley


Moffett Richard, drygoods, 7 S. William, h. 28 Cortl'dt Moffit Catharine, widow of Rufus, laces, 341 Bleecker Moffit Patrick, stonecutter, W 24th bet. Av. 8 & 9 Moffit & Duryea, lacegoods, 341 Bleecker


Moffitt James, printer, 111 Nassau, 11. 52 Chrystie


Moffitt Wm. C. butchr, 3 Rivington, lı. r. E.26th n.Av.1 Mogenier J. J. distiller, 96 Warren, h. 96 Warren


Moger Carpenter, papilian'gs, 379 Pearl, h.190 Broome Moger Jaines, carinan, 276 Third Moger Jesse, carman, 108 Clinton


Moger Jolın J. cooper, 391 Monroe Moger Levi J. chairmaker, 106 Clinton, h. 108 Clinton


Moger Reuben G. carinan, 164 Attorney


Moger Simmons, carnian, 131 Broome


Moger William T. carman, 126 Broome


Mohlenbrock Henry, locksmith, 63 Snffolk Mohn David, hairdresser, 542 Grand


Mohr Henry, tailor, 186 Second


Mohr Henry, late farmer, 186 Second


Mohr Louis, tailor, 186 Second


Moir John & William, jewellers, 315 Hudson, h. 313 Hudson


Moir Willian, late milk, 26] W. 17th


Molan Charles A. shipmaster, h. 37 Greenwich


Mold William, laborer, 177 Hester


Mole Henry, pedler, E. 25th n. Av. 1


Molenaor David A. grocer, 241 Centre, h. 87 Third Molineaux Jolin, brassfounder, 118 John, lı. Brooklyn Molini Raffaele, artist, 147 Spring


Molitor Frederic, baker, 280 Bowery, h. 280 Bowery Molitor Wm. F. baker, 45 Ludlow, h. 45 Ludlow Moll Christiana, widow of David, 189 Division


Moll John, butcher, 9 Walnut


Moll John. cutler, 195 Williamt Mollard John, 113 Macdougal


Mollenhauer Jolin, grocer, 29 Forsyth


Mollenhauer Melchior, grocer, 211 Duane, h. 211 Duane.


Mollenhauer & Brewer, grocers, 211 Duane


Mollenhauer & Whitson, grocers, 29 Forsyth Moller Charles, tailor, r. 106 Norfolk


Moller Charles W. shipcarpenter, 110 Goerck.


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Moller William, sugar refiner, 87 Vandam Molleson Elias, mer. 317 Fourth


Möllman Augustus, imp. 98 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Molloy Ann, widow of William, 349 Water


Molloy Edward, silversmith, 99 Beekman Molloy Francis, late liquors, 42 Willett Molloy James, carman, 722 Washington Molloy Jolin, shoemaker, 253 Washington Molloy Martin, tailor, 111 Cedar


Molloy William, laborer, 200 Av. 1


Molloy William, laborer, r. 83 Mulberry


Mollstatter John, boots, 117 Bowery, h. 117 Bowery


Mollstatter Lawrence, shoemaker, 20 Eldridge, & gro- cer, 1 Av. B, h. 20 Eldridge Moloney Charlotte, widow Jeremiah, r. 366 Broome Moloney Mathew, coffee, h. 99 Beekman


Moloney Michael, hats, 154 West


Moloney Patrick, porterhouse, 118 Washington MOLONEY PATRICK G. n. r. hotel, 106 Barclay


Moloney Thomas, inspector, 46 Gold Moloney & Co. hats, 154 West


Moloney Jas. R. & Co. mers. 103 Water, bds Howard h Molony M. S. mer. 103 Water, h. 68 Broadway Molony Morris, carman, W. 30th bet. Av. 7 & 8


Molony Patrick J. tinsmith, 38 Av. C


Molter John, tailor, 65 Laurens


Molyneux Joseph, watchmaker, 7 Ann, h. 527 B.way Monaghan Andrew, blacksmith, 6 Centre mkt. pl Monaghan Andrew, tailor, r. 85 Mulberry


Monaghan Charles, grocer, 181 Varick


Monaglian Dennis, shoemaker, 246 Mulberry


Monaghan Francis, laborer, r. W. 26th bet. Av. 8 & 9 Monaghan Henry, porter, r. 13 Forsyth


Monaghan James, coachman, 274 Mott Monaghan John, stonemason, r. 352 Hudson Monaghan John, carman, 3 Pearl Monaghan John, shoemaker, 21 Crosby Alonaghan Owen, butcher, 33 Cath. mkt. h. 76 Third Monaghan Owen, carman, 23 Prince


Monaghan Thomas, boilermaker, r. 142 Lewis Monaghan Thomas, carman, 56 Tompkins


Monaghan Thomas, grocer, 133 Orange


Monahan Charles, mason, 131 Mulberry Monahan Patrick, liquors, 245 Mott


Monahan Thomas, musician, 247 Mott


Monahan Thomas, mer. 173 Front, h. 50 Dominick


Monahan & Beers, com. mers. 173 Front Monarque Jeremiah H. hatter, 228 Bow'y, h. 228 Bow'y Monckton Jane, widow William W. 12thi n. Av. 7 Moncrief Ellen, widow of Walter. h. 225 Sullivan MONCRIEF JAMES, lawyer, 29 Wall, l. 225 Sullivan Moncrietf John, clerk, 26 Grand


Monday Edinund, pianofortem. r. 124 Barrow MONDON MARY, FRENCH & SPANISH HOTEL, 57 Broadway


Mondon Paul V. 57 Broadway


Mondon Peter, for'gn books, 36 Cortlandt, h. 57 B.way Mondron Albert J. bootinkr, 183 B.way, h. 183 B.way Mone Dennis, grocer, 88 Ridge, h. 88 Ridge


Mone Edward, grocer, 448 Cherry


Mone Michael, carpenter, 88 Ridge


Moncar Charles, saddler; r. 81 Greene


Moneghan John R. mathematician, 14 City Hall pl Monell Charles J. turner, r. 122 Broome


Monell Walter J. tailor, 192 B. way, h. 162 Chambers Mones John, puh. store, 101 Thompson


Moneypenny Ann, widow Thos. dyer, 149 Canal, h. 138 Thompson


Moneypenny Catharine, wid. Wm. dyer, 276 Walker Moneypenny James, painter, 79 Pike


Moneypenny Jolin, dyer, 179 Canal, h. 179 Canal Moneypenny Mary A. widow Robert, 173 Chambers Monfort Eliza, widow of Garrett, 224 Hudson


Monfort Hester, widow, 199 W. 20th Monger Samuel, porter, 32 Vandam


Mongin: Henry, tinsmith, r. 4 Macdougal Monholland Patrick, grocer, 279 Madison, h. 32 Gouv'r Monighoff William, grocer, 90 Sheriff Monilaws Jas. carpenter, 3 Lafayette pl. h. 142 W.16th Monk Joseph, florist, 30thi c. Av. 4


Monk Stephen P. lawyer, 45 William


Monkhouse 'T'hos. A. tea, 125 Chatham, h. 22 Oliver Monks John, butcher, 12thn. Av. 1


Monks Susan, 38 Thompson


Monks William, sawyer, 121 Eleventh


Monlun Henry, com. mer. 61 Wall. h. 24 Clinton I


Monnay Robert, shoemaker, r. 31 Pitt MONNOT JOIIN B. hotel, 721 Broadway Monroe Abram C. carman, 125 Orchard


Monroe Daniel, accountant, 24 Pine, h. 187 Laurens Monroe Ebenezer, watches, 181 B.way, h. 26 Domin'k Monroe George, lamplighter, 305 Sixth


Monroe George, steward, 92 Delancy Monroe George H. druggist, 44 James


Monroe George W. lamplighter, 104 Attorney


Monroe Guilford G. upholsterer, 64 W. Washington pl Monroe Halsey, dockbailder, W. 29th bet. Av. 9 & 10 Monroe Henry W. painter, 48 Centre, h. 9th bet. Av. 2 & 3


Monroe Hugh, shoemaker, 78 King


Monroe James, late M. C. 4 Hanover, h. Av. 10 c. Bloomingdale road


Monroe James, broker, 34 Park Row


Monroe John, hatter, 221 Av. 3d


Monroe John Augustin, lawyer, 1 Nassau, h.683 B.way Monroe Maria, 348 Hudson


Monroe Oliver, oysters, ft. Fulton, N. R. h. 196 Duane Monroe Thomas, carpenter, 101 Murray, h.51 Robins'n Monroe & Ferguson, carpenters, 10] Murray


Monsees Harman W. tinman, 65 Bowery


Monson Alonzo C. lawyer, 71 Cedar, h. 621 Broadway Monson Marcena, jr. cashier, post office, li. 621 B.way Montague Chas. butchr, 1 Eleventh. l.1 E. Tompkns pl Montague John, butcher, 494 Houston


Montague Nicholas, mason, 89 Barrow


Montaigue John, butcher, 121 E. 16th


Montant Alphonse P. auction, 57 Beaver, h. 323 Ninth Montanye Abraham D. chairs, 225 Houston, h. 225 Houston


Montanye Charles, chairmaker, 14 Fifth


Montanye Elizabeth, wid. of William, 32 Renwick


Montanye John, cooper, 186 Hester, h. 187 Hester


Montcalm W'in. hairdresser, 5 Chatham, h. 5 Chath'm Montee Richard A. (col'd) whitewasher, r. 23 Clinton


Monteverde Francis, billiards, 5 Barclay Montfort Daniel, books, 239 Canal


Montfort James, carman, 199 W. 20th


Montfort John, tobacco, 21 Lispenard


Montfort Maria, widow James, 419 West


Montfort Peter. books, 239 Canal


Montfort P. & D. books, 239 Canal


Montgomery Ann, 81 W. 18th


Montgomery Archibald G. dep. clk, snp. ct. 19 City Hall, h. Twenty-third n. Av. 3


Montgomery Charles, shoemaker, 101 Ridge


Montgomery Charlotte J. drygds, 41? Pearl, h. Brookl'n Montgomery Elizabeth, wid. of Samuel, 66 Suffolk Montgomery Elizabeth, milliner, 124 Av. 8


Montgomery Ellis G. wines, 204 Bleecker, h. 215 Bleecker


Mongomery George. butcher, 31 Fulton mkt & 117 Front, h. 9 Third


Montgomery George B. segarmaker, r. 39 Rivington Montgomery Hugh, varnisher, 135 E. B.way


Montgomery James, lime, ft. 18th E. R. h. 80 E. 16th Montgomery James, 170 Bleecker


Montgomery James!jr. broker, 106 Front, h. 39 Murray Montgomery James, painter, 12: Av. 8


Montgomery John, blacksmith, 51 Gouverneur, h. 316 Monroe


Montgomery Jolın, carpenter, 22 Jane


Montgomery John, paver, 204 Second Montgomery John, mason, 95 Av. D


Montgomery Jolin P. shoes, 222 Pearl, h. Brooklyn


Montgomery John R. clerk, 170 Bleecker Montgomery Robert, shipjoiner, 100 Amity


Montgomery Robert B. carpenter, 312 Stanton Montgomery Robert L. line, ft. E. 18th, h. 80 E. 16th Mongomery Samuel J. tinman, 290 Spring, h.290 Spr'ng Montgomery Samuel L. copyist, 31 Pearl Montgomery William, carman, h. E. 26th n. Av. 2


Montgomery William, grocer, 235 E. 13th . Montgomery Win. M. plumbr. 147 Bow'y, h. 147 Bow'y Montraville Nicholas, pedler, 125 Willett


Montross Abraham, carpenter, 189 W. 19th Montross Emanuel, laborer, Av. B n. 12th


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Montross Enos, feed. 89 Av. D. h. 343 Sixth


Montross Henry, shipjoiner, 88 Houston


Montross Horace B. hosiery,631} B.way, h.149 Woost'r


Montross John D. grocer, 84 Elni


Montross Lonis, carpenter, 145 Broome Montross Nathaniel, clothier, 123 William Montross William, drygoods, 41 Liberty, h. 8 Rose


Montross Wm. oysters, 3 Catharine m. h. 9 Hamilton


Montross & Underhill, drygoods, 41 Liberty


Monyea Joseph, fish, Washington inkt, h. 43 Roosevelt Monzani T. P. musical inst. maker, 274 W. 17th


Mood Peter, fancy store, 88 Hudson, h. 88 Hudson


Moody Cynthia, wid. of Le Roy D'Los, 169 Spring Moody Edward, drygoods, 251 G.wich, h. 88 Hudson Moody Eben, shipmaster, 22 W. 16th


Moody Elizabeth, 102 Amos


Moody John P. shoemaker, 144 Chatham, h. r. 139 Mulberry


Moody Mary, sewing, r. 138 Laurens


Moody Samuel, shipmaster, Av. 9 n. 24th


Moody Rutherford, lumber, 608 Washington, bds 18 Park pl


Moody Sewell, shipmaster, 219 W. 21st


Moody Silas, shipmaster, Av. 9 n. 24th


Moody Thomas, shoemaker, 36 Hamersley


MOODY WINCHESTER P. sugars, 141 Bowery, bds 12 Delancy


MOODY WINFIELD S. sugars, 75 Bowery, h. 75 Bowery


Moog Charles, weaver, 224 Walker


Mook Thomas, butcher, 305 Av. 3


Mook Thomas H. butcher, 5 Centre market, h. E. 21st n. Av. 1


Mook Win. sen. butcher, 8 Centre mkt, h. 184 Chrystie Mook William, jr. butcher, 12 Centre mkt, h. E. 2ist bet. Av. 1 & 2


Moolman John, grocer, 682 Greenwich & Prince c. Laurens


Moolman & Koolman, grocers, 682 Greenwich and Prince c. Laurens


Moon Benjamin F. baker, 78 Barclay


Moon Chas. porterhouse, 151 Anthony, h. 151 Anthony Moon George, 24 Fulton fish market, h. Mystic, Conn. Moon Henry, porter, 21 Thames


Moon John, cabinetmaker, 3 Christopher


Moon John, painter, 127 Cannon


Moon Sarah, widow Thomas, 36 Av. B Mooney Agnes, Inilliner, 107 Christopher Mooney Ann, grocer, 212 Av. 8


Mooney Arthur, fancy drygoods, 169 Grand


Mooney Benjamin, auction, 233 Pearl, h. 65 Fifth


Mooney Catharine, widow Hamilton, 28 Grand


Mooney Charles, laborer, 90 Mulberry


Mooney Daniel, tailor, 245 Canal


Mooney Daniel, silversmith, 28 Grand


Mooney Edward, artist, 103 Canal, h. 18 Ridge Mooney Elias C. mason, 15 Vandam


Mooney Francis, porter, 207 Av. 3


Mooney George, laborer, W. 26th n. Av. 9


Mooney Hugh, stagedriver, Av. 6 c. 17th Mooney James, laborer, 202 Fifth


Mooney James, silversmith, r. 75 \. 13th


Mooney James, soapchandler, 1 Nyack pl


Mooney John, shoemaker, 80 Mott


Mooney John, carpenter, r. 50 Elizabeth


Mooney John, carpenter, 119 Hammond


Mooney Maria, widow Thomas, 192 Chatham sq


Mooney Nichalas, blacking, 76 Division, h. 76 Division Mooney Patrick, stonecutter, 141 W. 16th


Mooney Patrick, porterhouse, 193 Mercer


Mooney Peter, junk store, Av. 7 n. W. 15th


Mooney Richard, tailor, h. 18} Reade Mooney Rinear V. 128 Essex Moor Edward, physician, 70 Sixth Moor Frederick, physician, 193 W. 25th


Moor Thomas, shoemaker, 95 Cannon


Moore Abraham, tobacco, 96 Wall


Moore Abrahanı D. grocer, 375 Av. 3, h. Av. 3 c. 25th


Moore Adam, shoemaker, 79 Delancy


Moore Alfred, marble, E. 23d bet. Av. 2 and 3, h. 231 Av. 3


Moore Alfred, silkgoods, 41 William


Moore Alida M. widow Thomas W. h. 18 Third


Moore Allen R. carman, 348 Third


Moore Alonzo, grocer, 176 Delancy, h. 181 Delancy


Moore Ambrose L. lace, 273 Grand


Moore Andrew J. carpenter, 2 W. 24th


Moore Ann, widow Thomas, 1 Suilivan


Moore Ann, widow William, locksmith, 480 Broome, h. 542 Broone


Moore Ann, (col'd) widow William, r. 15 Marion Moore Archibald D. 116 Franklin


Moore Austin D. paper, 301 Pearl, h, Williamsburg


Moore Benjamin, salesman, r. 84 Canal


Moore Benjamin F. chaser, r. 43 Ann, h. 34 Second Moore Boltis, 2 John


Moore Boltis, jr. arsenal, h. 207 Amos


Moore Catharine, widow Henry, 201 Henry


Moore Catharine, widow John, huckster, Centre mkt, h. 178} Stanton


Moore Charles, drygoods, h. 112 Macdougal


Moore Charles, hatpresser, 265 Bowery, h. 265 Bowery Moore Charles & Co. drygds, 416 Grand, h. 416 Grand Moore Charles B. lawyer, 89 Merc. Exch. h. 6 E. 16th Moore Chauncey W. mer. 207 Pearl, h. Brooklyn




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