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The first operative branch in the Cutting Department is being conducted by WILLIAM T. CHILD,
late of corner Fulton street and Broadway, for many years professionally and favorably known in this city.
THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
is replete with every article, fashionable, useful or desirable, comprising in its assortment
Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Cravats, Scarfs, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
All selected with the greatest possible care.
The promptness with which orders have been attended to, as received from all parts of the Union as well as the Canadas, is sufficient to ensure a continuation of that preference which the Proprietor is determined to maintain.
GEORGE WATSON,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF -
Japanned Leather, Japanned and
OILED SILKS, CAP FRONTS
AND CAP TRIMMINGS, No. 165 Water St.
G. SAUNDERS & SON,
147 & 387 Broadway,
MANUFACTURERS OF
RAZOR STROPS, AND DRESSING CASES,
Cutlery, Toilet Articles,
PERFUMERY, S.c. g.c.
WILLIAM RADDE, Im- porter, Bookseller & Publisher, 322 Broadway, New York.
IMPORTATIONS
Of Foreign Books for Colleges, Pub. lic and Private Libraries. &c Single books imported to order. German Journals and Newspapers received regularly by the steamers, for sub- scribers,and the principal Periodicals.
W. RADDE takes also this oppor- tunity to inform the Physicians and the friends of Hahnemann's System, that he is the sole agent for the Cen- tral Homeopathic Pharmacy at Leip- sic, in the United States, and that he has always on hand a good assort- ment of
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES
In complete sets or single vials.
BOOK BINDING.
T HE undersigned (who, for the last five years, have bound all the co. pies of Doggett's City Directory) re- spectfully inform their FRIENDS and the PUBLIC generally. that they con- tinue to carry on their business at the place where they have been located for the past
Fourteen Years,
And being abundantly supplied with the materials necessary for the pur- pose, are prepared to execute work for THE TRADE or otherwise, with
Promptitude & Despatch.
Particular attention paid to the BINDING OF PRIVATE LIBRARIES. J. H. Sackmann & Brc. 63 Posey St.
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CONSOLATION to the afflicted. Unfortunates who, by the incon- siderate use of ill-constructed boots, ump through a miserable existence, can find relief at LORIN BROOKS' New Establishment,
240 Broadway,
Where every article of pedal use, or covering for the feet, can be obtained, manufactured from the very best materials, by experienced and com- Jetent workmen. The aim of the subscriber is to secure
Comfort to the Feet
of his patrons, and from the suc- vess that he has met with, during the nany years that have elapsed since he commencement of his business, he is confident that he can yield to all who favor him with a visit, the greatest satisfaction. His stock is large, comprising
DRESS BOOTS
of French and Russia calf skin, and of French and German patent leather, manufactured with the patent elastic metallic shank, gentlemen's gaiters, ind calf skin patent leather shoes, adies' and misses' gaiter boots, boys' and youths' boots and shoes, and children's shoes of every description. If you wish to secure a good arti- cle, fail not to examine this stock, and don't forget
No. 240 BROADWAY.
RAIL ROAD GUIDE.
T THE ABOVE WORK issued by the undersigned, contains full particulars (the hours of de- parture only excepted) respecting all the Railroads in operation in the United States ; such as cost of construction, length, number of shares, par value of such, dividends, when payable, dis- tances, fares, stopping places, connecting steamboat and stage lines, etc., etc.,
ILLUSTRATED WITH SECTIONAL MAPS
of the Great Routes of Travel. Price 12¿ cents. A liberal dis- count to the trade.
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ELECTRICITY TRIUMPHANT.
For TWENTY EIGHT years I have been success ul in preventing 47 Amputations of the limbs. Read the following and be wise in time-
Dr. ABSALOM WOODRUFF, Morristown, N. J., cured of neuralgia, pains in the loins, vertebræ. down right leg; left side palsied 20 years; had to give up practice; cured, and he has resumed practice. His letter to me can be seen at my office.
AARON LEVY, auctioneer, 293 Broadway, chronic sore legs.
HENRY STYLES, 235 Rivington st., paraplegia 5 years; also a cancerated breast, 11 fistu- las, hypophora from the neck to the base of the right sternu:, from 3 to 4 inches deep. Cured.
FELIX CHAZOURNEE. 159 Tenth street, cured of a mortified sore of 3 years' standing ; life and limb saved. Refers to Drs Mott and Hossack.
Miss EMILY CARTWRIGHT, scrofulous ankle, limb condemned to be cut off in five days, or it would be too late- so declared by Dr. Post, her bodily health declined so fast. Refers to her father, 111 Front street. and D'r. Post.
Mr. S. MILES, of Brooklyn Heights, clerk to Mr. Randall, fur dealer, 176 Water st., cured of malignant white swelling of the knee. Refers to Dr. James Quackinbush
CAROLINE MACKREL, malignant tumor of the knee, chronic; also her brother of a severe contusion of the knee-cured. Resides at 12: East Broadway.
AARON R. THOMPSON. cured of mortified large toe ; resides at 165 Twelfth street ; also cured of a consumptive habit from his birth ; now a hale and hearty man.
CHARLES KELSEY, Esq., cured of a malignant tumor in the head, which saved his life. Business at 60 Wall street. Refers to Dr. Francis.
JOSEPH W. ALSOP, Jr., cured of sprained ankle, joint anchylosed, 7 months standing. Resides 13 Clinton place-store 42 South st Refers to Dr. Francis.
ASAPH STONE, cured of a sprained knee ; also his lady of a sprained ankle. Resides at 107 Waverly Place.
PETER BURTSELL, formerly Bookseller and Stationer. corner of Wall and Broad streets, cured of an ossified leg ; anchylosed joints 40 years standing. Refers to Dr. John Neilson, and C. m. Chauncey of the United States Navy. Also, his daughter, of neorosis of the tibea, accompanied by scrofula of ten years standing.
Miss BECK. of suppressed menses six years, abandoned as incurable by six physicians, each attending one year; cared in two months. She is now the mother of a family, and is now Mrs. Eugene Bogert, of 26 Fifteenth street.
A son of Gen. Gilbert Hopkins, President of the Seventh Ward Bank. white swelling of the left kuce and disposition to be consumptive ; cured. Refers to Dr Rogers and Gen. Hopkins, 139 Henry st.
JONAS HUMBERT, Jr., M. D., A. M., and Medical Electrician, 5 Bleecker street.
DOGGETT'S NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY, 1848-1849.
NOTICE,
THE NAMES RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION ON A PRECEDING PAGE.
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. merchant, mkr. maker, manf. manufacturer, n. r. north river, op. opposite, pl. place, shipg. shipping, sq. square.
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Aaron Elias E. late com. mer. h. 161 Allen Aaron Rachael, widow of Jacob, 121 Walker Aarons Abraham S. furrier, 173 Water, h. 14 Vande- water
Abbatt Isaac, accountant, 35 Wall, h. Staten Island Abbatt Wm. D. & Co. clothiers, 295} Pearl, h. 71 Irving place
Abbatt William M. mer. 29 Burling sl. h. 62 Seventh Abbe George W. mer. 43 John, h. 37 E. 20th
Abberley John, jr. painter, 37 Madison, h. 124 E.B.way Abberley John, gardener, 364 Madison
Abbey Westminster S. mer. 61 Front, h. Brooklyn ABBEY & FREEMAN, grocers, 61 Front
ABBOT ABIEL, agent for D. Leech & Co.'s freight
& passenger line to Pittsburg, 7 West. h. Jersey c. Abbot Daniel, jr. beer, 103 Anthony, h. 130 Reade Abbot Francis H. mer. 80 South, h. Brooklyn Abbot James P. cooper, 165 Allen
Abbot Jolın D. com. mer. 295} Pearl, h. Brooklyn Abbot Stephen, confectioner, 2 Rivington place Abbot & Wilcomb, com. mers. 295} Pearl Abbott Abijah P. carman, 4 Tompkins
Abbott Clarissa, widow of Arbaji, 439 Grand
Abbott Gorham D. (Rev.) school, 15 University pl Abbott Elijah, grocer, 138 Stanton, bds. 138 Stanton Abbott Jacob, (Rev.) 53 Bleecker Abbott Jane, widow of Francis, r. 142 Laurens
Abbott John S. C. (Rev.) 53 Bleecker
Abbott Joseph, cartman, 170 Attorney
Abbott Maryann, wid. Merrick, sewing, 222 W. 21st Abbott Nathaniel B. pianofortes, B.way c. W. 27th Abbott Samuel, baker, 349 Grand
Abbott Theodore H. toolmaker, 168 Houston
Abbott Thomas B. carrier, 83 Essex
Abbott Timothy B. wood, 745 Washington
Abbott Walter S saddler, 273 Bowery, & stables, 286 E. B.way, h. 43 Eldridge Abbott Wm. porterhouse, 117 Cedar, h. 117 Cedar Abbott Messts. institution, 49 Bleecker
Abbott & Watt, porterhouse, 117 Cedar
Abeel Cath. fancy store, 351} Grand, h. 351} Grand Abeel George, late iron mer. 125 Av. 2
ABEEL JOHN H. & CO. iron and steel, 190 South & 365 Water, lı. 125 Av. 2 ABEL CHARLES A. public house, 474 Broadway
Abel Charles D. druggist, 1 Hammond
Abel Henry, gardener, 128 Greenwich Av.
Abel Jacob R. cooper, 32 Clarkson
Abel Martin, baker, 70 Walnut Abel Nicholas, pedler, 10 Av. B
Abel Simon C. drygoods, 15 Catharine, h. 33 Forsyth Abele Christian, wheelwright, 55 Lewis
Abell Henry, 77 Av. 4
Abell Thomas, grocery , 239 Av. 8, h. 239 Av. 8
Abell Thomas M. physician, 47 Cherry
Abelmann Conrad, porterhouse, 110 Division Abercrombie John, pianoforte maker, 88 W. 17th Abernethy Charles, mer. 47 Liberty, h. 10 E. 14th Abers Frederick, sugar baker, 70 Vandam
Aborn Charles B. com. mer. 108 Broad, h. Brooklyn Aborn Robert W. mer.11 Nassau, 11. - Henry, Brook'n Abrahall William A. oil, 479 Grand
Abraham Eliza, widow J. W. dressmaker, 264 B.way Abraham Henry, jeweller, 124 Stanton
Abraham Isaac, mason, r. 141 Mulberry
Abraham Jacob, tailor, & porterhouse, 90 Ridge Abraham Jacob, shoemaker, 185 Rivington
Abraham Jolın, lahorer, 230 Twelfth
Abraham Judalı, dry goods, 250 Houston Abrahamı Stephen, ınason, 40 Hamersley
Abrahams Abrahain, mariner. 271 Spring Abralians Jacob, 155 W. Broadway
Abrahams Jacob, trader, 28 Ludlow Abrahams Simeon, late pawnbroker, h. 155 W. B.way Abrams Bella, 20 Wooster
Abrams E. R. exchange, 62 E. 19th, h. 62 E. 19th
Abrams Isaac, bootmaker, 45 Goerck
Abrams Jacob S. hardware, 443 B. way, h.17 McDougal
Abrams James S. ship carpenter, 32 Goerck
Abrams John D. mer. 144 Front, h. 78 Madison
Abrams Joseph, plasterer, 58 Grove
Abrams Samuel, 267 Spring
Abry Auguste, watchmaker, 70 Nassau, h. 95 Duane
Abry Edward, clerk, 58 Maiden lane, h. 119 Franklin Abry John A. watches, 22 Maiden lane, h. 95 Duane Accarie Nicholas, 308 Broadway
Acclas Thomas, weaver, 264 Stanton
Achelis Thomas, imp. 9 S. William, h. Germany
Acheson James J. physician, 32 Walker
Acheson Mary, mi liner, 145 Houston
Acheson William, shoemaker, 89 Ludlow
Ackant Adam, wine, 225 Rivington
Acken Isaac, niason, 365 Av. 6 Ackenback Thos. carpenter, 209 Greene, h. 98 Charles Acker Abraham, ineas. grain, 88 West, h. 147 Sullivan Acker Adamn, laborer, r. 39 Goerck
Acker Cornelius, carpenter, 1 Twelfth
Acker David D. grocer, 132 Chambers, h. 25 Cottage pl Acker Eben S. carinan, 205 Stanton
Acker Elias, police, r. E. 28th n Av. 2
Acker Henry C. & Co. fruits, 100 Wall, h. Williamsb'g
Acker Jacob, keeper Blackwell's Island
Acker Jacob, jr., policeman, 257 Elizabeth
Acker James, fruits, 100 Wall, h . Williamsburg
Acker James, hosiery, 42 Cedar
Acker Jane, widow Abraham, 241 Bleecker
Acker Jessy, carman, 41 Av. 8
Acker John, shoemaker, 18 Factory
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Acker John B. painter, 5 Macdougal, h. 4 Vandam Acker Joseplı, carman, 641 Hudson
Acker Philip, porterliouse, 95 Division Acker Samuel S. umbrella maker, 228 Third Acker William, seaman, 84 Walnut Acker William, boatman, r. 71 W. 15th Acker & Harris, hosiery, 42 Cedar
Ackerly Charles, butcher, 48 Ridge Ackerly Henry S. pianofortes, 50 E. 28th Ackerly James S. shoemaker, 139 Suffolk Ackerman Abraham, coachmaker, 132 Christopher, h. 92 Grove
Ackerman Abraham, jewel'r, 144 Rende, h. 144 Reade Ackerman Abram, jr. carpenter, 678 Greenwich Ackerman Adam, currier, 31 Bethune
Ackerinan Ann, widow of James, 85 Hester
Ackerman Bernard, flour, 95 Barclay, h. 95 Barclay Ackerman Catherine, widow, of Garret, 37 Renwick Ackerman Catharine, veg. 54 Fulton mkt. h. B'klyn Ackerman Charles, carman, 24 Factory
Ackerman Cornelius, caps, 162 Av. 3
Ackerman Cornelius, carman. 66 Horatio Ackerman Daniel, carman, 15 Morton
Ackerman Daniel, jr. carman, 140 Hammond
Ackerman David, carman, 5 Morton
Ackerman David, late carman, 131 W. 17th
Ackerman Elias D. coachmaker, 132 Christopher, h. 144 Amos
Ackerman Garret, carman, 62 Vandam
Ackerman George, sınith, 185 W. 15th, 11. 150 W. 17th Ackerman George, clerk, 216 Broadway
Ackerman Geo. W. printer, r. 25 Howard, h. 11 Marion Ackerman Harvey B. grocer, 260} Division
Ackerman Henry, carpenter, 123 Perry
Ackerman Hiram, policeman, r. 235 W. 19th
Ackerman Jacob L. carpenter, W. 29th n. Av. 9 Ackerman Jas. lithographier, 120 Fulton, h. 9 Eleventh Ackerman James, 54 Sullivan
Ackerman Jaines, late Ackerman & Miller, sign and banner painter and block-letter manufacturer, 103 Nassau, h. 284 Hudson
Ackerman Jas. D painter, 317 Bowery, lı. 140 Amity Ackerman James G. tailor, 42 John
Ackerman James M. printer, 78 Wall Ackerman John, clerk, 45 Wall, h. 194 \. 22d Ackerman Jolın, shoemaker, 70 Norfolk
Ackerman John A. carman, 122 Hammond Ackerman John C. carman, 140 W. 20th Ackerman John L. late carman, 159 Franklin
Ackerman John M. carpenter, 45 Hammond
Ackerman John P. grocer, 164 Spring, I1. 164 Spring Ackerman John R. tailor, 111 Broadway, h. Hoyt n. Atlantic, Brooklyn Ackerman John W. tailor, 96 Av. 8
Ackerman John V. W. wheelwright, 127 Hammond Ackerman Joseph, casemaker, r. 116 Eldridge Ackerman Joseph B. cartman, 220 Varick
Ackerman Julia, tailoress, 710 Water Ackerman Lawrence, 133 Franklin
Ackerman Mary Ann, widow of Robert, 83 Cannon Ackerman Melancthon B.D. artif. flowers, 42 Canal, h. 12 W. Broadway pl Ackerman Nicholas L. 40 Cornelia
Ackerman Peter C. millinery, 266 Av. 8 Ackerman Péter P. carman, 122 Hammond
Ackerman Rich'd, teller 7th wd. bk. h. W. 30thn. Av. 7 Ackerman Sam'l, engraver, 89 Nassau, h. 129 Hudson Av., Brooklyn
Ackerman Simeon H. com. mer.89 Beaver, h. 113 Sec'd Ackerman Simon, insp. of lumber, 18 Minetta Ackerman Susanna, widow, 180 Christopher
Ackerman Thomas C. mer. 215 Duane, h. 28 Renwick Ackerman Warren, india rubber, 59 Maiden la. h. Newark
Ackerman William, varnisher, h. 26 Christopher Ackerman & Hallenbeck, flonr, 215 Duane Ackerman & Mixer, tailors, 111 Broadway Ackerman & Smith, grocers, 260} Division Ackerson Abraham, carman, 150 \V. 20th Ackerson Abraham, mason, 21 Leroy Ackerson Abram, chairmaker, 76 Av. 9
Ackerson Jacob, carman, 172 Amos Ackerson Jacob, carman, 132 Charles
Ackerson Jacob, butcher, 6 Clinton country market, h. 172 Christopher
Ackerson James, shoemaker, 181 Av. 9 Ackerson Jolın, carpenter, 43 Jones Ackerson John, blacksmith, 15 Broome
Ackerson Jolın, butch. 9 Clin. Coun. Mkt, h. 146 Leroy Ackerson John G. carman, 714 Washington Ackerson Margaret, widow, 8 Vandam Ackerson Mary, wid. of Henry, rear 107 Charlton
Ackerson Peter, dockbuilder, rear 107 Charlton Ackerson Richard, founder, 15 Broome
Ackerson William, stonecutter, 86 W. 27th
Ackland John, tea, 148 Grand, 212 Geeenwich, and 77 Barclay, h. 148 Grand
Ackley John A. ag. Am. tr. Soc. 150 Nassan, h. B.klyn Ackley John D. broker, 170 Greenwich Ackley Julius, caulker, 607 Water Acksmann David, pedler, 28 Av. B
Acles William, grocer, 4 Jersey Acomb Joseph, musician, 275 Mulberry
ACOSTA JOHN, mer, 76 Broad, h. 132 Sands, B.klyn Acton John W. bootm'r, 683 Broadway, I1. 242 Mercer Acton Thonias C. janitor, 242 Mercer
Adair James, tailor, 369 Hudson, h. 369 Hudson Adair James, teacher, Av. B near Twelfth Adair Martha, widow of John E. 43 Ridge Adair Robert, cooper, 87 Pine, h. 418 Pearl
Adair William, cooper, 109 Murray, h. 418 Pearl
Adair William, sexton, 105 W. 20th Adam Alexander J. clerk, 190 Cherry
Adam Frederick, baker, 1 E. Clinton Place Adam George, carpenter, Av. 7 c. W. 19th Adams -- (refused) 47 Lispenard
Adams Aaron, carpenter, 166 Allen, h. 61 First Adams Abel, milk. 5 Jay
ADAMS ADOLPH, grocer, 19 Ann Adams Alexander, flour. 32 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Adams Alvin, express, 16 Wall, h. Boston Adams Andrew, mason, 141 Franklin
Adams Ann, widow of James C. r. 108 Laurens
Adams Ann, widow of Augustus, 43 Forsyth
Adams Barnabas S. hay, 34 Bank, h. 34 Bank
Adams Benj. paintr. 95 Broad, h. Baltic n. Smith, B'lyn Adams Charles, turner, 115 Delancy
Adams Charles H. lawyer, 56 Wall, h. St.Chas. Hotel Adams Crowell, butter, 244 Fulton, h. 176 Hudson Adams Daniel, agent, 138 Cedar, h. Jersey City Adamns Daniel L. physician, 45 White
Adams Elizabeth, nurse, E. 25th n. Lexington Av.
Adams Elizabeth V. widow of Benjamin, r.430 Cherry Adamns Emmer K. grocer, 700} Greenwich, 5 W. 27th and 293 W. 18th, h. 700} Greenwich
Adams Francis G. 23 Wall, h. 23d n. Av. 9 Adams George, shoemaker, 4 Birmingham
Adams Geo. carpenter, 20 Chrystie, h. 154 E. B.way Adams Henry, flagger, 29 Charles
Adams Henry, grocer, 75 Front, h. 309 Pearl
Adams Herman C. agent, 23 Wall, h. 23d n. Av. 9
Adams Innes C. mer. 65 Front, h. Degraw, head of Strong pl. Brooklyn Adams James, boarding, 151 Tenth
Adams James, broker, 81 Wall, h. 49 Prince, Brooklyn Adams James L. com. mer. 18 South, h. Brooklyn Adams James T. clerk, 24 William, h. 66 Reade Adams Jane, widow of James C. Av. C c. Eleventh Adams Jedediah, brewer, 164 W. 18th
Adams Joel, grocer, 702 Greenwich, 5 W. 27th and 293 WV. 18th, h. 167 Amos Adams John, pres. Fulton Bank, h. 47 Amity Adamns John, tailor, 412 Greenwich
Adams John, liquors, 122 Warren
Adams John, painter, 38 Vandam, h. 38 Vandam Adams John, clerk, 687 Greenwich
Adams John D. carman, 29 Horatio Adams John G. physician, 47 Amity Adams John G. steward, 36 Scammel
Adams John K. com. mer. 191 Front, h. Georgia
Adams John L. police, h. W. 24th n. Av. 9
Adams John P. laborer, 40 Trinity Place
Adams John Q. printer, 74 Morton
Adams Jolın Q. fish, 30 & 32 Washington mkt. h. 296 Greenwich
Adams John T. cottonbroker, 87 Wall, h. 75 E. 15th Adams Jonathan, lastinaker, 10 Ferry, h. 135 Broome ADAMS JOSEPH H. hardware, 227 Pearl, h. 13 Fourth, Williamsburg Adams Julla, widow of Charles, 135 Elizabeth
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Adams Julia, teacher, 687 Greenwich Adams Leopold, pedler, 106 Mott
Adams Lewis, books, 61 William, h. 42 Beach Adams Lyman H. fish, 30 Wash. mkt. h. 296 G.wich Adams Maria, widow of Jolın, boarding, 3 Franklin Adams Mary, widow, W. 15th n. Av. 6 Adams Matilda M. teacher, 29 Horatio Adams Peter C. b.oker, 25 Wall, h. Newark Adams Richard, shipmaster, 307 Bleecker Adams Robert, weigher, 148 Front, h. 114 Hudson
Adains Robert, (col'd) waiter, 3 Thomas
ADAMS ROBERT A. lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 261 W. 17th
Adams Samuel, carpenter, 51 E. Sixteenth Adams Samuel R. 298 Broadway
Adams Saralı, wid. of Anamas, dressmaker, 66 Reade Adams Sarah, school, 687 Greenwich
Adains Thomas, porterhouse, 36 Walnut
Adans Thomas, broker, 71 Wall, h. Brooklyn Adans Thos. daguerreotype, 252 Grand, h. 252 Grand Adains Thomas, (col'd) steward. r. 86 King Adams Thomas M. Green c. Eighth Adams Thomas W. carman, 481 Grand Adams Washington, liquors, 248 West, h. 248 West Adams William, (Rev.) h. 601 Houston
Adams Win. publisher, 75 Chatham, h. 168 W. 16th Adams William, mer. 51 South, h. 22 Beach
Adams Wm. jeweller, 198 Chatham sq. h. 10 Ilamilton Adams William, silversmith, 38 White, & ald. 5th ward, h. 186 Church
Adams William, cotton manuf. 30 Perry
Adams William, (col'd) waiter, 71 Thompson
Adams William, shoemaker, 193 Av. 8 Adams William, brushmaker, 12 Eleventh Adams Wm. B. watchmaker, 358 B'wry, h. 358 B'wry Adams William H. police, 25 Chesnut ADAMS U. & CO. butter, 244 Fulton
Adams E. K. & J. grocers, 700} G.wich, 5 W. 27th, & 293 W. 18th
Adams J. & Co. brokers. 81 Wall Adams L. & J fish, 30 Washington market ADAMS & CO. express, 16 Wall Adamıs & Cushman, grocers, 75 Front ADAMS & HAWTHORN, com. mers. 51 South Adams & Lienau, brokers, 87 Wall ADAMS, M'CHESNEY & CO. brokers, 71 Wall Adamson Christina, wid. of Constantine, 699 B.way Adamson John, silversinith, h. 256 Second Adamson & Olliff, druggists, 6 Bowery & 699 B.way Addicks Wm. grocer,411 Broomne, h. 411 Broome Addington William, painter, 226 Rivington
Addison Charles, (col'd) barber, 102 Lewis Addoms Charles, 91 Chambers
Addoms John, drygoods, 275 Broadway, h. 153 Henry Addoms Wm. drygoods, 275 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Addy Ann J. dressmaker, 125 Twelfth
Adee Daniel, print. 107 Fulton, h. 211 Wash'n, Bklyn Adee George T. 40 Wall, h. 4 College pl Adee Henry R. carpenter, 150 W. 16th Adee John, carman, &3 Av. 6 Adee Joseph W. carman, 18 Stanton Adee Mary E. widow of Jared P. 45 Third Adee Minord T. casks, 100 Wooster
Adee Sam. II. coal, Gouverneur c Front, h.160 Lewis Adee Susan S. wid. Thomas T. 225 Tenth
Adee 'Titus K. coin. mer. 47 Broad, h. 85 Twelfth Adee William H. drygoods, h. 85 Twelth Adelbert Edward, tinner, 191 Clinton Adelmann Joseph, shoemaker, 84 Eldridge Adelsdorfer Zach. jr. fancygds, 389 Grand, h.389 Grand Adelsdorfer & Neustadter. fancy goods, 389 Grand Adema Francis, cooper, 117 Beekman, h. 45 Monroe Adema Jobn P. carman, 99 Mott Aden Joseph, capmaker, 54 Ann, h. 24 Oliver Aden & Brodek, capmakers, 54 Ann Adikes Henry, grocer, 97 Duane, h. 97 Duane Adlam R. Henry, physician, 1 Amity
Adler Benjamin, bootmaker, 42 Nassau and 270 Divi- sion, h. 270 Division Adler David, baker, 216 Stanton
Adler Frederick, tailor, 282 Bowery, h. 282 Bowery Adler Frederick G. physician, 44 Hudson Adler Sigmund, segars, 252 Delancy
Adler Zachariah, bootmaker, 42 Nassau & 270 Divi- sion, b. 270 Division
Adler B. & Z. bootmakers, 42 Nassau & 270 Division Adley John, laborer, 39} Renwick Adlin James H. cutter, 147 Second Adlum Patrick, laborer, r. 42 Clarkson Adolph David, shoemaker, WV. 29th n. Av. 10
Adolph Madam, astrologer, 50 Bowery
Adolphus Aaron, pawnbroker, 423 Pearl, h. 423 Pearl Adolphus N. clerk, 265 Broadway Adrian Stephen, chairs, 10 Ridge
Adriance Charles, drygoods, 2 Maiden lane Adriance Daniel J. carpenter, r. 87 Barrow Adriance Edwin, h. 218 W. 19th
Adriance Garret, machinist. r. 7 Dey, h. 25 Commerce ADRIANCE GEORGE W. stationery and periodi-
cals, 177 Bowery. "Greatest variety newspaper depot in the world."
ADRIANCE ISAAC, lawyer, 69 Nassau, h. Av. 3 cor. Fifty-eighth
Adriance James B. drygds, 2 Maiden la., h.110 Greene Adriance John F. late mer. h. 251 Tenth
Adriance Thomas M. 195 Water, h. 10 Second
ADRIANCE, STRANG & CO. drygoods, 2 Maiden la. Adrians Michael J. segarmaker, 299 Division
Aeber Conrad, potter, 164 W. 20th
Aeby Rudolph, late coachmaker, h. 556 Broadway ÆTNA FIRE INSURANCE CO. 56 Wall ÆTNA INSURANCE CO. of Hartford, 89 Wall Affleck Henry, machinist, 97 Cannon Affleck John. engineer, 586 Water
Africanus Edward, (Rev.) (col'd) r. 109 Thompson Agar Jones, huckster, 8 Washington market Agarty Honorah, widow of Michael, 23 Bridge Agate Joseph, fancygds, 237 Broadway, h. 26 Vesey Agate Washington, boatman, 523 Washington
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