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Notes must be offered on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Dividends are declared 10th July and 10th December.
William Bleccker, Notary.
MERCHANTS' BANK.
Instituted in 1803. Incorporated March 26, 1805. To endure until the first Tuesday in June, 1818. Capital 1,400,000 dollars. Officers elected the 1st Tuesday in June.
Richard Varick, President .- G. B. Vroom, Cashier .- Peter Rem- sen, John Kane, John Honc, Henry I. Wyckoff, John Taylor, Henry A. Coster, David Lydig, Jonathan Ogden, Richard J. Tucker, James Roosevelt, Peter J. Munroe and the Treasurer of the state, (ex offi- cio) Directors.
Isaac L. Kip, Notary.
Notes must be offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Dividends declared 1st June and 1st December.
MECHANICS' BANK.
Incorporated 23d March, 1810, with a capital of 1,500,000 dollars. To endure until 2d Tuesday of April, 1823. In 1811, increased capital to 2,000,000 dollars. Officers elected 1st Tuesday in April.
John Slidell, President .- W. Fish. Cashier .- J. Fleming, Ast. Cash.
Directors .- Anthony Steenback, Francis Cooper, Gabriel Furman, Jacob Lorillard, George Warner, Stephen Allen, Jacob Sherred, J. R. Murray, Samuel Hicks, H. C. De Rham, Andrew Morris, Divie Bethune, Nathan Sanford .- Joseph Smith, (ex officio)
John T. Irving, Notury.
Notes must be offered on Tuesdays aud Fridays.
Dividends are declared 1st February and 1st August.
UNION BANK:
Incorporated March, 1811. To endure until 1831. Capital 1,860,000 dollars. Officers elected the first Monday in March. Amasa Jackson, President .- John Low, Cashier. Cornelius Dubois, Allen Shepherd, Andrew Foster, Joseph Strong,
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John Suydam, James Thomson, David Dunham, Augustus Wynkoop, Lewis Larue, Nathaniel Richards, Directors.
John L. Sickels, Notary.
Notes must be offered on Mondays and Thursdays.
Dividends are declared 1st November and 1st May.
BANK OF AMERICA. Officers elected 1st Monday in May. Chartered 1812 for twenty years. Capital 4,000,0000 ..
Thomas Buckley, President .- Philip Hone, George Griswold, J. T. Lawrence, Theodorus Bailey, Benjamin L. Swan, Augustus H. Lawrence, Preserved Fish, Josiah Ogden Hoffman, Francis Thomp- son, Peter Crary, jun. Jonathan Goodhue, Thomas H. Smith, jun. Stephen Whitney, William Bayard, Thomas Lawrence, Edw. II. Ni- col, John Targee, State Directors.
David Codwise, Notary.
Notes must be offered on Mondays and Thursdays. Dividends declared 1st May and 1st November CITY BANK. Incorporated 1812 for 20 years. Officers elected Ist Tuesday in June. Capital 2,000,000.
William Few, President .- Samuel Flewwelling, Cashier. Grove Wright, Jasper Ward, Ichabod Prall, Abraham Bloodgood, William Cutting, John Swartwout, William Irving, Isaac Pierson, Pe- ter Stagg, William Furman, Benjamin Bailey, Samuel Tooker, Wm .. P. Van Nest, Fidele Boisgerard, Directors.
Michael Ulshoeffer, Notary. John T. Irving, Attorney, Votes must be offered on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
Dividends declared 1st November and Ist May. New- York Manufacturing Company.
Charter dated 15th June 1812 for 20 years. Style altered in 1817 to PHENIX BANK. present capital 700,000. Officers elected Ist Tuesday in July.
James Boggs. President .- Anthony Post, Eb. Burrill, Sam. Whit- temore, Wm. Cairns, Samuel St. John, John Colvill, Daniel Living, ston, Lebbeus Loomis, Samuel Leggett, Peter Harmony, John P. Durand, Josiah Sturges, Eliphalet Williams, D. Bryson, (ex. officio) D. I. Greene, Cashier.
PATERSON BANK. Capital 200,000.
Charter dated 17th Feb. 1815, privileged for 20 years. Directors elected 3d Friday in April.
Daniel Holsman, President .- Andrew Parsons, Cashier. Charles Kinsey, Peter Jackson, Garrabrant Van Houten, Adrian Van Hou- ten, Abraham Van Houten, Jacob M. Ryerson, Moses Holloway, I. S. Miller, Jobn F. Delaplaine and Joseph F. Baldwin, Directors.
Ph. Dickerson Notary and Attorney.
Notes for discount must be offered Mondays and Thursdays. Dividends declared 1st April and October.
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NEWARK BANKING & INSURANCE COMPANY. J. N. Cumming, President. Notes offered on Mondays and Thursdays. NEWARK STATE BANK. Elias Vanarsdale, President. , Cashier .. Dividend May and November. Notes offered on Wednesday and Thursday. INSURANCE COMPANIES. UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 49 Wall-st Established in 1796. Incorporated March 20, 1798. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected the 2d Monday in February. George Barnwall, Pres, John S. Schermerhorn, John R. Mur- ray, John Watts, William Edgar, jr. John I. Glover, John Titus, William Hill, George Buchanan, William Bell, Daniel M&Cormick, Robert Bowne, I. C. Vandenheuvel, Cornelius Ray, John Shaw, Joshua Waddington, Thomas C. Pearsall, Direc .- Walter R. Jones, Sec'y.
Dividends are declared ist Mondays in February and August. NEW-YORK INSURANCE COMPANY. Office. 34 Wall-st. Incorporated April 2d, 1738 .- Capital 500.000 dollars. Directors elected the 2d Monday in January.
Charles M.Evers, Pres .- Wynant Van Zandt, Adam Tredwell, Assistants .- Edmund Scaman, William Denning, William Stevens, James Scott, Henry Rodgers, David R. Lambert, James R. Sinith, John Kemp, Henry Kermit, Gulian Ludlow, Henry A Coster, Au- gustine H. Lawrence, William Howell, Robert Le Roy, Edward R. Jones, David Wagstaff, Lewis C. Hamersly, Direc.
Dividends are declared Ist Monday in January and July.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 52 Wall-st.
Incorporated March 23, 1798, and renewed in 1809. To endure until 1824 .- Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 1st Tuesday in April.
Gabriel Furivan, Pres .- John Pintard. Sec'y .- Robert Benson, John B. Dash, William Rhinelander, Theodosius Fowler, Gabriel Furman., George Gosman, Christopher Halstead, William Hill, Joshua Jones, Isaac Jones, John Mason, Andrew Morris, William Orden. Anthony Post Peter Schermerhorn, Isaac Sebring, Jacob Sherred, Anthony Steenback, Jacob Stout, John Taylor, John Thomson, William Wilson, Joshua Waddington, Directors.
Dividends are declared May and November. WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Office William. corner of John.
Instituted June, 1801. Incorporated March 18, 1814. Charter unlimited. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 1st Tuesday in April.
James Swords. Pres .-- Peter Hawes, Sec'y. - John E. West, Surv. & Clerk .-- Ezra Weeks, John Clark, jr. Garrit H. Vau Wagenen, Anthony L. Underb.il, John Mwatt, jr. Natoamiel Robards, James
PROTECTION
Mutual
OF THE
Insurance
City of
Company
New- York
(The oldest Institution for Insurance against Fire in this City)
INSURE, against Loss or Damage by Fire, Dwelling-houses, Ware- houses, Buildings in general, Merchandise, Ships in port, and their Car- goes, Household Furniture, and every description of personal property, on terms as favourable as similar Institutions in this city.
This company is incorporated solely for the purpose of insuring against losses by Fire, and has circumscribed its operations chiefly within this city and immediate proximity.
In addition to the capital stock, $500,000, which is secured by bond and mortgage on real estate and public stock, this company possesses a handsome surplus fund, invested in like manner; parties assured may, therefore, repose the fullest confidence in the solidity of its capital, and that any losses or damages will be settled with promptitude and liberality.
The different rates of premium and conditions of Insurance, are uniform with those of the other Fire Insurance Offices in this city.
The public are referred for particulars to the printed proposals in cir- culation, and which may be had on application at No. 52 Wall-street.
GABRIEL FURMAN, President. JOHN PINTARD, Secretary.
PROPOSALS. FOR INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, BY THE Globe Insurance Company, (OFFICE 55 WALL-STREET,) NEW-YORK. CAPITAL ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
The Globe Insurance Company, having been incorporated by an act of the legislature of the state of New-York, with a capital of one million of dollars, for the purpose of insuring houses and other buildings, ships in port, merchandise, and other personal property, from loss or damage by fire, und for making insurance on merchandise in the course of inland trans- portation, and on lives-and the whole amount of their capital having been paid in, or secured, they now present, for the information of the public, the following
PROPOSALS
Fer Insuring Houses, Buildings, Ships in port, Goods, and Merchandise, from loss or damage by fire.
Classes of Hazards, and Rates of Annual Premiums.
1st Class of Hasards .- Buildings of brick or stone, covered with tile, slate or metal : the doors and windows of solid iron. Goods not hazard- eus therein 22 cents per 100 dollars.
2d Class of Hazards .- Buildings of brick or stone, covered with tile, slate or metal. Goods not hazardous therein 25 cents per 100 dollars.
3d Class of Hazards .- Buildings of brick or stone, roofs three fifths of' tile, slate or metal, the rest shingled. Goods not hazardous therein CO cents per 100 dolls.
4th Class of Hasards .- Buildings of brick or stone, covered with wood. Goods not hazardous therein 37 1-2 cents per 100 dolls.
5th Class of Hazards. - Buildings of frame, filled in with brick, the front entirely of brick. Goods not hazardous therein 50 cents per 100 dol!s.
6th Class of Hazards .- Framed buildings filled in with brick. Goods not hazardous therein, 62 1-2 cents per 100 dolls.
7th Class of Hazards .- Buildings entirely of wood. Goods not hazard- cus therein 75 a 100 cents per 100 dolls
Goods not hazardous are such as are usuallly kept in drygood stores ; including also household furniture and linen, cotton in bales, coffee, flour, indigo, pot-ash, rice, sugars, and other articles not combustible.
The following trades, goods, wares and merchandise are considered hazardous, and are charged with 12 1-2 cents per 100 dollars in addition to the premium above-named for each class, viz.
Chair-makers, chocolate· makers, sail-makers, tavern-keepers, tobac- co-manufacturers, china, glass and earthen ware in packages, book-sellers' stock, chip and straw hats, flax, hemp, groceries including spirituous li- quors, oil, pitch, salt-petre, tar, turpentine.
The following trades and occupations, goods, wares and merchandise, are deemed extra hazardous, and will be charged 25 cents and upwards per 100 dollars, in addition to the premium above specified, for each class, viz.
Apothecaries or druggists, boat-builders, coach-makers, soap-boilers, tallow and ship chandlers, cabinetmakers, carpenters, chymists, china, glass and earthenware sellers, coopers, dyers, founders, musical instrument- makers, jewellers, and all manufactories requiring the use of fire-heat; aqua-fortis, ether, gun-powder, spirits of turpentine, hay, straw, fodder, and grain unthrashed.
Grist mills, fulling mills, paper mills, saw mills, and other mills, bake- rics, breweries, malthouses, varnish-manufactories, rope walks, printing- offices, and sugar-refineries, will be insured at special rates of premium. SHIPS IN PORT ARE INSURED,
For 1 month at 12 1-2 cents per 100 dolls. for 7 mo. at 45
2
20
8 50
3
25
9 55
4 30
10
60
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35
11
65
6 40
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N. B. Country houses, standing detached from other buildings, though of the 6th or 7th class, will be insured at 50 cents, per one hundred dollars.
Ships in port, or their cargoes; also ships building or repairing may be insured against fire.
CONDITION OF INSURANCE.
1. Applications for insurance on property out of the city of New-York, must be in writing, and specify the construction and materials of the building to be insured, or containing the property to be insured ; by whom occupied ; whether as a private dwelling, or otherwise, and how ; its si- tuation with respect to contiguous buildings, and their construction and materials ; whether any manufactory is carried on within or about it; and, in case of goods and merchandise, whether or not they are of the description denominated hazardous or extra hazardous. And if any person insuring any building or goods in this office, shall describe the same other- wise than as they really are, so that the same be insured at less than the rate of premium specified in the printed proposals of the company, such insurance shall be void and of no effect.
II. No insurance, whether original or continued, shall be considered as binding, until the actual payment of the premium.
III. Goods held in trust, or on commission, are to be insured as such ; otherwise the policy will not cover such property.
IV. Policies of insurance, subscribed by this company, shall not be assignable without the consent of the company, expressed by endorsement made thereon. In case of assignment without such cons ent, whether of the whole policy, or of any interest in it, the liability of the company in virtue of such policy shall thenceforth cease.
V. Notice of all previous insurances, upon property insured by this company, shall be given to them in writing, at or before the time of their making insurance thereon ; otherwise, the policy subscribed by this com- pany shall be of no effect. And, in case of subsequent insurances, on property insured by this company, notice thereof must also, with all reasonable diligence, be given to them in writing; to the end that such subsequent insurance may be endorsed on the policy subscribed by this company, or otherwise acknowledged in writing ; in default whereof such policy shall thenceforth cease to operate. And in all cases of double in- surance, this company shall be liable for such rateable proportion of the loss or damage happening to the subject insured, as the amount insured by this company shall bear to the whole amount insured thereon, without reference to the dates of the different policies.
VI. This company will be liable for losses on property burnt by light- ning, but not for any loss or damage by fire happening by means of any invasion, insurrection, riot, or civil commotion, or of any military or usur- ped power.
VII. Books of account, written securities, or evidences of debt, title deeds, writings, money or bullion, are not deemed objects of insurance.
VIII. Jewels, plate, medals, paintings, statuary, sculptures and curio- sities, are not deemed to be included in any insurance, unless specified in the policy.
IX. All persons insured by this company, and sustaining loss or damage by fire, are forthwith to give notice thereof to the company ; and as soon after as possible to deliver in a particular account of such loss or damage, signed with their own hands, and verified by their oath or affirmation, and also, if required by their books of account and other proper vouchers: they shall also declare on oath, whether any and what other insurance has been made on the same property, and procure a certificate under the hand of a magistrate, notary public or clergyman, (most contiguous to the place of the fire, and not concerned in the loss,) that they are acquainted with the character and circumstances of the person or persons insured, that he, she, or they, really, and by misfortune, and without fraud or evil
practice, hath or have sustained by such fire, loss and damage to the amount therein mentioned ; and until such' proofs, declarations, and cer- tificates are produced, the loss shall not be deemed payable. Also if there appear any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shall forfeit all claim by virtue of this policy.
X. Payment of losses shall be made in sixty days after the loss shall have been ascertained and proved, without any deduction whatever ; and in case differences shall arise touching any loss or damage, it may be sub- mitted to the judgment of arbitrators indifferently chosen, whose award in writing shall be binding on the party.
XI. Insurance may be made for seven years, by paying the premium for six years ; and for a less number of years than seven, a reasonable discount shall be allowed.
XII. Insurances once made, may be continued for such further term as may be agreed on, the premium therefore being paid and endorsed on the policy, or a receipt being given for the same ; and they shall be considered as continued under the original representation, in so far as it may not be varied by a new representation in writing.
WM. HENDERSON, President. RICHARD DUNN, Jun. Secretary.
The Brokers of the New-York Exchange Board, meet every day at 12 o'clock, for the transaction of business. The follow- ing is a list of members, viz.
Leonard Bleecker,
Benjamin Butler,
Leonard A. Bleecker,
Seixas Nathan,
Wm. G. Bucknor,
Isaac G. Ogden & Co.
James & John Bleecker,
Prime, Ward & Sands,
Bleecker &. Lefferts,
Andrew Stockholm,
Samuel I. Beebee,
John Roe,
Davenport & Tracy,
F. A. Tracy,
J. G. Warren,
A. N. Gifford & Co., Bernard Hart, Benjamin Huntingdon,
W. H. Robinson,
W. I. Robinson,
Smith & Lawton,
H. Post, jun.
Israël Foote, Ph. Kearny, A. H. Lawrence & Co.
Gurdon S. Mumford, R. H. Nevins,
Henry Ward,
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Anderson, Jothain Post, jr. Augustus Wynkoop, Israel Horsfield, Garrit B. Abeel, Henry Rankin, Leonard Kip, Benjamin Ferris, Gideon Tucker, Matthias Bruen, and John Graham, Directors. PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 47 Wall-st. Incorporated March 2d, 1807. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected in January.
John G. Coster, Pres .- William Whitlock, John Bingham, James Arden, Isaac Jones, Walter Bowne, David Dunham, Richard Riker, Samuel L. Mitchill, Frederick Jenkins, Augustus Wright, John Reid, John Cleudining, John F. Delaplaine, Benjamin Bailey, Philetus Haveus, and Henry Kneeland, Directors .- Martin Ditinis, Sec'y. OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 45 Wall. Incorporated March 2d, 1810.
Capital 500,000 dollars. With privilege to increase to 750,000. Directors elected 2d Monday in January.
John P. Mumford, Pres .- Elisha Coit, Vice Pres .- Gilbert As- pinwall, Divie Bethune, Ebenezer Burrill, John E. Caldwell, Arch. Gracie, John Griswold, Samuel Hicks, John Hone, Joshua Jones, John B. Murray, John J. Palmer, Joseph B. M.Kinne, John S. Kou- Jet, Noah Talcot, Henry I. Wyckoff, Elisha Tibbetts, Robert White, Robert Abbatt, Arch. D. Gracie, Isaac Iselin, Directors .- Samuel Stansbury, Sec'y.
Dividends declared Ist Monday in January and July. NEW-YORK FIREMEN INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 56 Wall. Incorporated April 1810. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 2d Monday in December. William Lovett, Pres .- Thos. C. Butler, Assistant .- John Whet- ton, Thomas Franklin, Garret Heyer, Henry Waring, Josiah Stur- ges, Peter Sbarpe, William. W. Todd, David G. Gillies. J. Seaman, Jacob Drake, Benjamin Strong, Archibald M' Vicker, Win. Stewart, and Jos. Strong, Directors.
Dividends are declared 2d Tuesday in May and November. EAGLE FIRE COMPANY. Office 59 Wall. Directors elected 2d Tuesday in January. Incorporated 1806. In 1811 obtained a privilege of insuring on lives. Capital 500.000 dollars-with privilege to increase to 1,000,000.
Edward W Laight, Pres .- Thomas Farmar, Arch. Gracie, Nathan Sanford, David Lydig, Isaac Heyer, Jacob Sherred, Philip Hone, R. F. Muller, James Boggs, John B. Coles, Directors .- John D. Meyer, Secretary.
Dividends are declared in January and July. GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office 55 Wall. Incorporated 1814. Capital 1,000,000 dollars. Directors elected 1st Tuesday in February.
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William Henderson, Pres .- Henry A. Coster, Ceorge Griswold, John Hone, Thomas L. Ogden, A. H. Lawrence, Edward II. Nicoll, Peter Remsen, Jonathan Goodhue, Amasa Jackson, P. Schermer- horn, jr. Nathaniel Prime, Jonathan Ogden, William Gracie, Goold Hoyt, Peter Crary, jr. John Jacob Astor, John T. Lawrence, Isaac Iselin, Samuel Hicks, William Neilson, jr. Benjamin W. Rogers, Wiliam Irving, Henry Thomas, Garrit Storm, John Suydam, Saml. M'Coun, Gurdon S. Mumford, Robert Center, Benjamin U. Coles. Directors .- Richard Dunn, jr. Secretary.
Dividends are declared Ist Tuesday in June and December. AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-YORK.
Office 51 Wall. Incorporated March 1st, 1815. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 2d Tuesday in May. William Neilson, jr. Pres .- William Craig, Assist .- Jonathan Og- den, Nathaniel Prime, Andrew Alexander, Nicholas G. Rutgers, J. Day, Jonathan Goodhue, Goold Hoyt, William Wilson, Abraham, Ogden, Jas. G. King, Edmund Morewood, John Graham, Directors. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated April 1815. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 2d Monday in January.
Frederick Depeyster, Pret .- Richard M. Lawrence, Assist .- R. Ainslie, Philip Hone, Richard Riker, Isaac Lawrence, Jacob Bar- ker, G. G. Howland, Richard Hopkins, Jacob P. Giraud, James Lov- ett, Gideon Pott, Benjamin L. Swan, Thomas Lawrence, A. Palmer, Thomas Hazard, jr. Thaddeus Phelps, Joseph Grinnel, J. K. Hamil- ton, Direc .- John I. Jones, Secretary.
Dividends declared January and July.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered January 26, 1301-with a capital of 250.000 dollars. In 1811, obtained a privilege to insure against fire and increase their capital to 500,000 dollars-ceased operation.
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ceased operation, see American Insurance Company. Incorporated March 16, 1802. Capital 250,000 dollars. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Incorporated March, 1798.
John Hopsou, Pres .- Henry Rankin, Vice Pres .- Joseph Curtis, Sec'y-Benjamin Strong, Treas .- James Greaton, Collector .- La- tham Stratton, Thomas Tucker, Isaac Hatch, James Scott, P. W. Engs, David Seaman, Charles Smith, jr. Walter Nexsen, Henry Rankin, Trustees.
PORT WARDEN'S OFFICE. No. 47 Wall George G. Coffin, Master.
Elias Nexsen, Charles W. Wooster,
George Harsen
Samuel Burling, Gerard Steddiford S. L'Hommedieu, Robert Fox,
1 Samuel C. Reid,
Jasper Ward,
Samuel Wigton,
Oliver Drake,
Joun De Peyster, Clerk.
1817-1818.
For the forty-second year of American Independence. and
LONGWORTH'S
New-York Directory.
Where a blank is left after the name in this Directory, it is always to be understood as a street ; as Abraham Moses, 115 Broad is Broad-street-Beaver is Beaver-street, &c.
The lanes, alleys, slips, &c. are always mentioned. h. stands for house-n. for near-c. for corner.
In the arrangement observed through this Directory, the christian names of those, where there are more than one of the same sirname, are correctly alphabeted. The firms are always placed at the last of those of the same name : when females are known to be widows, they are so designated, and placed immediately preced- ing the firmns.
To the names of butchers is added the name of the market, with the number of the stall at which each stands.
AARON H ARON Henry, merchant 73 Front Aaron Jacob, oysterman 23 Lombardy
Aaron Thomas, laborer 17 Lombardy
Abbatt jun. Robert, merchant Broadway n. Bleecker Abbot Daniel, livery stabler 35 Cherry, h. 20 Roosevelt Abbot Michael, sailmaker Chapel c. Leonard
Abbot Samuel, mariner 78 Pump
Abbot Samuel, grocer 117 Cherry
Abbott Ann, 165 Fulton Abeel G. B. ironmong. Water c. N. slip, h. 19 P. Place Abeel John, butcher 236 Orange
Abeel Mary, 96 Cherry
Abeel widow Mary, 37 Dey
Abeel widow Phebe, 34 Eldridge
Abeel & Dunscomb, ironmongers 363 Water
Abell Henry, old alms house Chamber Abernethy widow of William, Spring c. Washington Abille doctor, 33 Warren
Abrahams Isaac, merchant 109 Water, h. 78 Vesey
Abrahams Jacob, clothing store 225 Greenwich
Abrahams Moses, tobac. insp. 83 Water, & 115 Broad Abrahams Samuel, com. mer. 83 Water & 115 Broad Abrahams William, mariner 79 Mulberry
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Abrahams & Co. E. tobacconists 115 Broad
Abrams Emanuel, tobacconist 115 Broad, h. 23 Water Abrams Samuel, tobacconist 23 Water
Abramse Jacob, 19 North Moore Absalom Wm. straw hat manuf. 156 Williams Academy of arts, Chamber
Acheson Andrew, tailor 350 Water
Acheson Hugh, cartman 53 Henry
Acheson William, shoemaker 97 Cherry. Acker Abraham, cartman Watts c. Varick
Acker Jacob, laborer n. Hudson
Acker Jacob, wood inspector Clark n. Sullivan
Acker Jacob, butcher Spring above Grand
Acker jun. Jacob, butcher 124 Elm Acker John, laborer Hammond n. Washington Acker William, cartman Sullivan n. David Ackerman Abraham, cartman 18 Thomas
Ackerman Abraham, mason Varick c. Dominick Ackerman Abraham, North Moore c. Hudson Ackerman Adam, baker 30 Essex
Ackerman Cornelius, cartman Christopher n. Herring Ackerman David D. cartman Hammond n. Greenwitil
Ackerman David, saddler 15 Thomas
Ackerman David, carpenter 129 Mott
Ackerman David, ropemaker Orchard n. Stanton Ackerman Henry, shoemaker 29 Pike
Ackerman Henry, bricklayer 560 Pearl
Ackerman Jacob, shoemaker Sullivan n. David
Ackerman James, shoemaker 126 Reed Ackerman James, carpenter 145 Division
Ackerman James, cartman 75 Mott
Ackerman John, mason Sullivan n. Broome
Ackerman John, cartman 75 Mott
Ackerman John, baker 78 Barclay
Ackerman John, constable 126 Orange [Elm Ackerman John, chairm. 534 & 496 Pearl, h. Crand c. Ackerman John C. liv. stab. 280 Greenwich & 150 Reed Ackerman John D. 136 Church
Ackerman John G. grocer 547 Greenwich
Ackerman Jobn L. carpenter 42 Provost
Ackerman L. upholster Maiden-lane c. William Ackerman Matthias, cartinan Orange c. Spring Ackerman Morris, cartman Spring n. the market
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