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New Moon, .5th, at ,5h. 10m. morn. First Quarter, 12th, at 4h. 39m. morn.
Full Moon, 20th, at 9h. 25m. morn.
Last Quarter, 28th, at 0h. 34m. morn.
enters € 19th
CALENDAR.
THE SUN Rises
Sets
SUN'S Decl. S.
MOON S. & R.
D. M.
D.W.
Sundays, observable days, and as- · tronomical calculations.
H. M.
H. M.
D. M.
H. M.
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7 24 58|17
4
3 41
1
2 3
6 Conjunction ?
7 05
0 16
29
6 0
4
7 @ perigee. Inf. 6 ¢ @
6 595
1 16 11
6 50
5
A Quinquagesima Sunday. ₫
6 57 5
3 15 53
sets
6 7
3 Shrove Tuesday.
6 555
5 15 16
8 11
S
4 Ash Wednesday.
6 545
6 14 57 9 23
9 10
6 9 south 10 7.
6 515 9|14 19|11 43
11
7 De Witt Clinton died 1828
6 50 5 10 13
morn.
8
12 A 1st Sunday in Lent
6 49 5 11|13 39
0 49
13
2 9 south 10 25
6 48 5 12 13 19 1 53
14
3
Valentine. Very low tides 6 47 5
13 12
59 2 55
15 4 & south 11 10.
6 45 5 15
12
38 3 51 b
16 17
6 apogee.
6 435 17
11 56
5 27 6 4:02
18
7 Luther died 1546
35 6 41 5 19 11
6 40 5 20 11
14
6 34
19' 20 21
3
2{ south 10 33 eve.
0 336 38 5 22 10
31
8 35
22
4 Washington
1 15 6 365 24
10 9
7 39
23 5 born 1732 S.
1 58 6 35 5 25
9 ,47
S 42 9 51
24 25
3 |11 0
m
3d Sunday in Lent
6 31 5 29
6 30 5 30
8 40 morn. 8 18 0 14
26 27 28
A 2 ¥ in 8
3 º south 10 44
6 28 5 32
7 55 1 30
1
6 7 § stationary.
[high tides
2 39 6 34 5 26
9 25 9
4 43
5 č stationary
6 445
16 12 17
2 § south 10 22
6 39 5 21 10
52
rises
6 52
2 Very high tides.
[80
6 565
4 15 35
5 Purification B.V. Mary.
7 1 4 59 16 47
4 53
5 Moon south 3 46
6 53 5 7 14 38 10 32
2d Sunday in Lent
[St.Matthias 6 32 5 28
33
III Month.
MARCH has 31 days.
1837.
Phases of the Moon.
New Moon, 6th, at 3h. 33m. even. First Quarter, 13th, at 11h. 14m. even.
Full Moon, 22d, at 2h. 5m. morn Last Quarter, 29th, at Sh. 28m. morn
D. M.
D.W.
Sundays, observable days, und as- tronomical calculations.
H. M.
H. M.
D. M.
H. M.
's pl.
1 2
5 Chad. g 's gr. elongation. 6 24 5 36
7 10
3 48 VS
3 6 9 south 10 47. 24 so. 9 40 6 23 5 37
6 22 5 38
6 24
6
1
6
2
5 6 2 & south 9 57 7 3 St. Perpetua.
6 19 5 41
5 37
sets
5 14 7 1
8
4 High tides
6 165 44
4 51
8 14
9 10 11
6 Battle Aboukir 1801
6 145 46
4 4 10 37
8
12
A 5th Sund. in Lent.
€ 115 49
3 17 morn.
II
13
2 HI discovered 1791.
6 95 51
2 53
0 49
3 & aphelion.
6 85 52
2 29 1 50
4 Gen. Jackson born 1767
6 75 53
2
6 2 43 %
17
5 @ apogee. {Very low tides 6 6 St. Patrick
6 45 56
1 18 4 10 S
18
7 Conjunction & H
6 35 57
0 55 4 42
5 11
2 Spring commences.
6 06
1 N. 17 3' 0 40
5 53 rises
4 & south 8 36
5 576
4
1
4 7 49
5 Maundy-Thursday: High 5 56 6
[tides 5 546 6
1 27
9 0
26 27 28 29 30
A 2
3 Essex taken by ® S.
4 595 496 11
4 British 1814 6 15 486 12
3 25
5 Low tides
5 446 14
31|
6 Haydn born 1742
5 456 15
4 11|
1 84 VS 3 48 2 46 3 31 ₩
SUN'S
CALENDAR.
THE SUN Rises
Sets
MOON Decl.S. S. R.
4 St. David. Low tides.
6 26 5 34
7 31
2 41 4
4 42 5 27 MY
4 7 @ perigee. o ¢
A 4th Sund. in Lent, mid Lent 6 20 5 40
6 185 42
6 155 45
4 27 9 24
7 Conjunction 3 7*s
6 125 48
3 40 11 45
14 15 16
A PalmSunday
¿ stationary 6
15 59 0 31 0 S. 7 5 35 m
23 24 6 Good Friday. 25 7 Annunciation B.V. Mary. 5 536 7
1 51 10 13 m
Easter Day. 3 65 52 6 8: 2 15 11 28
1 05 506 10
2 38 morn. Į 3 1 0 41
19 20 21 22
3 7*s sets 11 5 ev. 2 so. 8 40 5 59 6
55 55
1 42 3 30
5 Moon south 2 25
6 47
enters 9 20th
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IV Month.
APRIL has 30 days. 1837.
Phases of the Moon.
New Moon, 5th, at 2h. 33m. morn First Quarter, 12th, at 6h. 2Sm. even.
Full Moon, 20th, at 3h. 56m. even.
Last Quarter, 27th, at 2h. 15m. even.
enters 8 20th
THE SUN
Rises !
Sets
SUN'S Dec. N.
MOON R. &. S.
's pl.
D. M.
D.W.
Sundays, observable days, and as- tronomical calculations.
H. M.
H. M.
D. M.
H. M.
1
7 3 perigee.
5 446 16
4 35
4
7
3
2 24 stationary.
5 41 6 19
5 21 5 3
4 3 St. Ambrose.
5 40 6 20
5 44
5 26
3
5 4 @ eclipsed, invisible.
5 38 6 22 6 6 sets
6 5 High tides
5 37 6 23
6 29
8 23
8
6 52 5 36 6 24 9 32 7 6 24 south 7 36
S 7 Conjunctinn @ and 7*s.
5 35,6 25
7 14.10 40
9
A 2d Sunday after Easter
5 33,6 27
7 36 11 45 7 59 morn. S 21
0 44 %
12 4 & south 7 32
5 29 6 31
8 43 1 32
13 14
5 @ apogee.
5 28 6 32 9 5
2 13
6 Very low tides.
5 27 6 33 9 26 2 4S S
15 7 Sup. 6 ? @
5 25 6 35 9 49 3 20
16 A 3d Sunday after Easter
5 24 6 36 10
9
4 7
18 3 ğin 2. [ington 1775 5 22 6 38 10 51
4 27
19 4 St. Alphege. Battle Lex- 5 20 6 40 11
12
4 47
20 5 @ eclipsed, invisible.
5 19 6 41 11 33
rises S 5 m
21 6 7*s sets 9 13. 2[ so. 6 48. 5 18,6 42 11
53
9 21 22 7 High tides. [ & in perihel. 5 17 6 43 12 13 4th after Easter. St.George 5 15 6 45 12 33 10 35
1 23 A 2 9 south 11 29 2 58,5 14,6 46 12 53 11 48
3 St. Mark
4 1 5 136 47 13 13 morn.
Vs
5
6 6 5 11 6 49 13 51 1 39
27 28
6 Louisiana adm. Union 1812,5
9,6 51 14 10 2 16 29
7 Epervier taken 1314 5 8 6 52 14 29 2 48 26
30 A |Rogation Sunday. 5 7 6 53 14 48
3 13
24 25 26 4 perigee.
@ S. S 5 4 5 12 6 48,13 32 0 48
5 23 6 37 10 30
3 45 m 17 2 Moon south 10 4
5 31 6 29
10 11 3 Moon south 5 25
2 9 south 11 25.
5 32.6 28
4 58
4 37
2 A 1st after East. Low Sund. 5 42 6 18
CALENDAR.
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V Month.
MAY has 31 days. 1837.
Phases of the Moon.
New Moon, 4th, at
2h. 11m. even. First Quarter, 12th, at 0h. 49m. even.
Full Moon, 20th, at 2h. 38m. morn.
Last Quarter, 26th, at
7h. 10m. even.
CALENDAR.
THE SUN
Rises
Sets
SUN'S Dec. N.
MOON R. &. S.
's pl.
D. M. D.W.
Sundays, observable days, and as- tronomical calculations.
H. M.
H. M.
D. M.
H. M.
1
St. Philip & St. James.
5 66 54
15
6
3 36 }€
2
3 Invention of the Cross
5
4 ℃ 56
15 49
4 21
3 4
4 Ascension Day, Holy Thurs. 5
36 57
15 59
sets
8
5
5 @eclipsed,invisible. Bona- 5
2 6 58 16 16
8 29
6!
6 High tides. [parte d. 1821|5
1,6 59 16 33
9 34 IT
4 59 7
1 16 50 10 37
8
9 10'
3 4
apogee. @ runs high.
4 56 7 4 17 39 0 15
5
8. Wm. Pitt di. 1778 4 55 7
5 17 54
0 53 S
11 12 6 Moon south 6 36
4 54 7 6/18 9: 1 26
13 7 Jamestown, Va. settled 1607
4 537 7 18
1 56 m
14 A Whit-Sunday
4 52 7
S:18 39 2 14
15 2 Whit-Monday
4 517 9 18 53 2 35
16
3 Whit-Tuesday
4 50 7 10 19
7 2 55
17 4 Great frost 1794
4 50 7 10 19 21 3 15
4 49 7 11 19 34
3 37 m
18 19
5 Sup. d ? 6 St. Dunstan
4 48 7 12 19 47
4 2
20 7 La Fayette died 1834
4 47 7 13 20 0 rises
1
21 A Trinity Sunday
4 46 7 14 20 12 9 36
22 2 Very high tides
4 45 7 15.20 24 10 40,13
23| 3 0 perigee
24 4 Moon south 3 59
25 5 ¢ stationary
26 6 Low tides
27
7 in 8
4 427 1821 10
1 19 26
4 417 19 21 29 1 4I 28 A 1st Sunday after Trinity.
39 2 C ĶI D. º in &
30 3 Moon south 9 3
4 40 7 20 21 38 2 2 T 4 397 21 21 47 2 24 4 39 7 21 21 56 2 458
31! 4
5
5 6 55 15
24
3 57 P
1 2
Sunday after Ascension. 2 Moon south 3 19.
4 58 7 2 17 711 31 %
4 57.7 3 17 23 morn.
4 45 7 15 20 36 11 36 4 44 7 16 20 47 morn. 4 437 17 20 58 0 16 ₩ 4 42 7 18 21 9 0 52
enteis 21st
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VI Month.
JUNE has 30 days. 1837.
Phases of the Moon.
New Moon, 3d, at 2h. 52m. morn. First Quarter, 11th, at 5h. 37m. morn.
Full Moon, 18th, at 10h. 57m. morn. Last Quarter, 25th, at 1h. 3m. morn.
D. M.
CALENDAR.
THE SUN
Rises ]
Sets
SUN'S Dec. N.
MOON R. & S.
's pl .!
1
5 Nicomede.
4 38 7 22
22
4
3 12
8
2 6 Tennessee adm. Union 1796 4 38 7 22
22
12
3 40
II
3
7 Moon south aft. 16.
4 37
7 23 22
20
sets
4
A 2d Sunday after Trinity.
4 37 7 23
22
28
9 20
5 2 Boniface [high tides 4 36 7 24
22
34 10 8
69
6
3 Inf. 6 ¢
4 36 7
24|22
40 10 48
7 4 Moon south 3 43.
4 35,7 25 22
46 11 23
8
5 apogee
4 35 7 25 22 52 11 49
6
4 34 7 26 22
57 morn.
9 10 7 [St. Barnabas 4 34 7 26 23
2 0 14 m
11 A 3d Sunday after Trinity
4 34 7 26 23 6 0 36
12 2 HHt stationary
0 56 4 33 7 27 23 10 23
1 16
14 4 Moon south 8 43.
4 33,7 27
23
23
20
1 55
m
15 5 6 Total eclipse of 1806
4 33,7 27 23 22
2 23
4th Sunday after Trinity
4 32 7 28,23
[ & stationary 4 32 7 28,23
27
27
10 11
4 Moon south 2 44.
4 32 7 2S 23
28 10 46
22 5 Summer commences
23 24
7 St. John Bapttist
25 A 5th Sunday after Trinity
8
26 2 Cholera appeared at New- 4 33 7 27 23 23 York 1832 4 33 7 27 23 21 0 45 8 0 25
3 4 tle Monmouth 1778 4 33 7 27,23 18
1 8
1 37
30
6 south 10 6.
4 33 7 27 23 12
2 11 II
1
19 20 21
6 Conj. H @
4 32 7 28,23 28 11 17 4 32 7 28,23 27 11 50 4 32 7 28,23 26 morn. 4 32 7 28'23 25 0 3
24 26
2 52 rises 19 24
18 A 2 3 @perigee. Very high tides 4 32 7 28 23
14
17 1 34
13 3 V. Mary died A. D.40, ag.60 4 33 7 27
4 33,7 27
16 17 [War declared 1812 4 32 7 28:23
H. M.
H. M.
D. M.
H. M.
D. W.
Sundays, observable days, and as- tronomical calculations,
enters % 21st
27 28 29 5 St. Peter and St. Paul. Bat- 4 33 7 27,23 15
1836-1837.
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LONGWORTH'S
NEW-YORK DIRECTORY,
FOR THE
61st year of American Independence.
The lanes, alleys, slips, &c. are always expressed ; the word street is not expressed, but understood-mind this ;- so also the word store, or counting-house ; the place of business is named first, then the place of re- sidence.
h. stands for house-n. near-c. corner.
IMPORTANT OBSERVATIONS TO THOSE USING THIS WORK.
Throughout this Directory the christian names, of those where there are more than one of the same sur- name, are alphabetically arranged. The firms are always placed at the last of those of the same name : when fe- males are known to be widows, they are so designated, and placed immediately preceding the firms in correct arrangement ; and a strict alphabetical arrangement (carefully conformable to the proper spelling of the name) is scrupulously observed throughout the work.
The residence of persons in Hudson-square is clearly designated by the number and the name of the street fronting that square : the directions are plain, intelligible to the point, and such as they ought to be. The nume- rically named streets are particularized thus : No. 77 Six- teenth (street) n. Avenue 9th ; a figure being always used to designate the name of the Avenue, but figures are not used to designate names of streets ; and the print- ing is always thus-Avenue B, Avenue C, Avenue 6th, Avenue 3d ; but it never is 3d Avenue, or 6th Avenue. These rules are strictly observed in the printing, and if they are regarded by those using the work, no misappre- hension can result.
In searching for a name, the inquirer must know the proper spelling : a person seeking for - Lawrance will
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not find the one sought for if he take the direction ap- pended to - Lawrence : so also, for - Harison, he should not seek among the Harrison : for - Neilson, he should not look for - Nelson. The peculiarities and variations of spelling names are numerous : e. g .--- Bogart, Bogert-Curtis, Curtiss-Downes, Downs-Fa- gan, Fegan-Hallstead, Hallsted, Halstead, Halsted --- M'Kay,4 Mackay-Pearson, 'Pierson, Pirsson-Pairce, Pearce, Pearse, Peirce, Persse, Pierce,-Sandford, San- ford-Slason, Slauson, Slawson, Slosson-Tallmadge, Talmage-Walsh, Welch, Welsh-Weise, Wise-Wes- coat, Wescott, Westcott-Whittelsey, Whittlesey-and others to a great number.
The cause of all charges of inaccuracy in this work, 99 times, in 100, is attributable solely to the want of a know- ledge of the correct spelling of the name sought for ; therefore, you must know how to spell the name, or else do not censure the publisher if you do not find it.
Observe, that the U and V are not interchangeably arranged, but the U takes precedence.
Any person who actually finds, or thinks that he has found an error or omission, is most earnestly requested to give intelligible notice to the Editor.
I Letters through the post-office " nos taken in."
AARON Elias E. milliner 414} Pearl Aaron Henry, broker - Wall
Aaron Mary Ann widow of Thos, boarding-h.52Robinson
Abbatt Deborah widow of jr. Robert, 315 Fourth
Abbe George W. 6 Cedar h. 87 Greenwich
Abberley John, gardener 362 Madison Abberley jr. John, 37 Madison h. 49 Cannon Abberley William, carpenter 282 Delancey
Abbey W. S. com. merchant 12 Front
Abbey & Atwood, com. merchants 12 Front
Abbot Abiel, 23 Coenties-slip h. 29 Pearl
Abbot Abijah, proprietor & publisher of the N. York Weekly Messenger, 100 Nassau h. 6 Suffolk Abbot Charles, chairmaker 363 Grand
Abbot Daniel, grocer 502 Houstoun
Abbot Francis H. merchant 22 South h. 29 Pearl
Abbot John, piano-m. - Bowery h. Twenty.first n.Av.3d Abbot John D. 5 Rose
Abbot Nicholas M. porter 396 Grand
Abbot Thomas B. segars 63 Walnut
Abbot William, shipmaster 90 Essex
Abbot & Fletcher, grocers 502 Houstoun c. Laurens Abbott Abner, farrier 24 Laurens Abbott Alexander, M.D. 5 Chambers Abbott Gorham D. 20 Clinton-place
Abbott John, shipcarpenter 416 Cherry Abbott John S. grocer 250 Greenwich
Abbott Joseph, carter 111 Attorney
Abbott Michael, sailmaker Sixteenth n. Avenue 9th
4 L
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NEW-YORK DIRECTORY.
Abbott Samuel, ropemaker 242 Houstoun Abbott William, comedian 33 Mulberry Abeel George, 190 South h. 533 Broadway Abeel John H. ironmonger 190 South h. 533 Broadway Abeel Hannah widow of John, haberdasher 213} Division Abeel & Brother, ironmongers 365 Water & 190 South Abeillé John, physician 18} Reade
Abel Elisha I. Brooklyn
d
Abel Jacob R. cooper 558 Greenwich
Abel Robert, drygoods 37 Wooster
Abel Samuel, teacher piano Ninth n. Broadway Abel Ellen S. widow of George C. 176 Hudson Abell Henry, 194 Elm
Abell Thomas, physician 48 Cherry h. 86 Sullivan Abendanone Grace widow of Hiram, 243 Spring
Abernethy George, 1 Beaver
Abernethy Robert, marble turner rear 10 Hubert
Abington John, turner 193 Elizabeth
Ablon Eugene, drygoods 62 Cedar
Abraham David, clothier 494 Greenwich
Abraham Isaac, shoemaker 43 Goerck
Abraham Elizabeth widow of Joseph W.grocer 19Spring Abrahams Jacob, clothier 74 Catharine
Abram Moses, pedler 133 Centre
Abrams Emanuel, tobacconist 109 Broad h. 20Wooster
Abrams Emanuel, tobacconist 28 Renwick
Abrams Joseph, plasterer 58 Grove
Absley Mary 141 Walker
Acarie Nicholas, lacestore 195 Walker
Achelis Thomas, 69 Broad
Acheson Joseph, teacher at the University
Achille Fanny, 14 Walker
Acker Abraham, word inspector 16 Hamersley
Acker Daniel, hatter 229 Delancey
Acker David, carpenter 109 Christopher
Acker Isaac, mason rear 147 Perry
Acker Isaac S. carter 64 Macdougal
Acker Jacob, butcher 88 Fulton-m. h. 164 Ludlow
Acker James, drygoods 267 Grand Acker James, speculator 289 Houstoun
Acker John, carpenter 650 Greenwich
Acker John, carter 61 Macdougal
Acker John B. painter 20 Downing Acker Peter, 127 Second Acker Peter, carpenter 25 Downing Acker widow Sarah, 39 Jones
Ackerley George, physician 1 Laight
Ackerley Henry, cabinetmaker 30 Chrystie]
Ackerley Joseph, shoemaker 198 Houstoun Ackerman Abraham, c. H. officer 53 Northmoore Ackerman Abraham, mason 11 Commerce
Ackerman Abraham, jeweller 144 Reade
Ackerman jr. Abraham, carter 655 Washington Ackerman Abraham E. mason 714 Washington Ackerman Cornelius, mason 26 Jones
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Ackerman David, jeweller 134 Charles Ackerman David, mason rear 7 Burton Ackerman David, carter 100 Charles Ackerman Edward, carpenter 54 Carmine Ackerman Elias D. carter 103 Hudson Ackerman Garrit, carter 5 Factory
Ackerman George, music printer 3 Reade Ackerman Hiram, shoemaker 36 Vandam Ackerman James, tailor 37 Renwick Ackerman James, 54 Sullivan
Ackerman John, carter Twelfth n. Broadway Ackerman John C. rear 44 King
Ackerman John I. W. tailor 425 Greenwich
Ackerman John L. carpenter 159 Franklin Ackerman John M. carpenter 1 Morton Ackerman John R. tailor 139 Broadway h. 34 Dominick Ackerman Joseph C. tailor 378 Broadway Ackerman Lawrence, auctioneer 133 Water h. 5 Varick Ackerman jr. Lawrence, upholsterer 44 Maiden-lane Ackerman Peter, carter 162 Hammond
Ackerman Peter, fisherman 3 King
Ackerman Peter G. carter 181 Laurens
Ackerman Ralph, carpenter 18 Tenth
Ackerman Richard, mason 2 Commerce
Ackerman Samuel, engrav.212 Greenwich h. 10 Renwick
Ackerman Simon, lumber inspector 18 Minetto
Ackerman Susannah, grocer West c. Christopher
Ackerman William, jeweller 93 Reade h. 10 Renwick Ackerman William, mason 714 Washington
Ackerman Cathaline widow of Garret G. 37 Renwick Ackerman widow Harriet, fruits 271 Bleecker Ackerman Hester widow of James, 158 Orchard Ackerman Hester widow of Lawrence C. 288 Bleecker Ackerman Mary widow of John, 49} Elizabeth Ackerman widow of James, 277 Walker Ackerman & Sayre, jewellers 93 Reade
Ackerson Abraham, carter 686 Washington
Ackerson Abraham, wheelwright 109 Perry Ackerson Jacob, carter 15 Minetto Ackerson Jacob, carter 158 Hammond
Ackerson John, carpenter rear 81 Hamersley
Ackerson John, smith 78 Broome
Ackerson Margaret, Anthony c. Hudson Ackerson Thomas, carter 686 Washington
Ackley John A. d. a. t. s. 150 Nassau h. 127 Broome Ackley John D. broker 177 Greenwich h. 9 Cortlandt Ackley Phinetus, wheelw.Canal c. Centre h. 73 Clinton Acomb William, haskets 243 Hudson & 294-Spring Acres Elizabeth, nurse rear 146 Forsyth Acton John W. shoemaker 303 Fourth
Adair Henry, chemist 15 Tontine h. 699 Water Adair Margaret widow of William, I Elizabeth Adair Sarah widow of Robert, grocer 26 Henry Adams Alfred, clerk 367 Grand
Adama Andrew, mason rear 116 Wooster
NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 53
Adams Barnabas S. haycarter 29 Fourth Adams Benjamin, turp.distiller 164 Front h. 18 Madison Adams Charles, coffeehouse 50 Broad Adams Charles L. printer 202 Broadway h. 67 Ann Adams Clarissa, boardinghouse 115} Orchard
Adams George, carpenter 13 Cross h. 162 Eastbroadway Adams George L. M.D. 113 Eighteenth
Adams Henry, painter 365 Cherry Adams Henry, mason Twelfth n. Avenue 5th
Adams Herman C. land agent 7 Broad h. 671 Greenwich Adams Innis C. com. merchant 136 Front up stairs Adams James, baker 375 Broome
Adams James, boardinghouse - Amity-lane
Adams James, boardinghouse 369 Pearl c. Hague
Adams James, broker 63 Broad h. 43 Orchard Adams James, tailor 22 Hammersley
Adams Jesse, smith rear 143 Sullivan
Adams John, boardinghouse 93 Barclay
Adams John, pres. Ful. b. h. 144 Thompson : 47 Amity
Adams John, grocer 81 Hudson c. Franklin Adams John, holt's houuse 19 Park-row Adams John D. carter 27 Troy n. Asylum Adams John I. broker 61 Wall
Adamns John L. lamplighter 153 Prince
Adams John S. grocer 262 Walker c. Allen
Adams Jonathan, boottreemaker 142 Laurens
Adams Joseph, shipmaster 222 Broome Adams Joseph A. wood engraver 38 John Adams Lewis, books 245 Pearl h. 90 Spring Adams Nathaniel E. carpenter 57 Sheriff h. 57 Broome Adams Philip, finding-st. 137 Division
Adams Robert, mason 116 Twentieth
Adams Robert, plasterer 114 Twentieth
Adams Robert, 94 Hudson Adams Rufus, 90 Chambers
Adams Samuel, printer 38 Gold h. 157 Cherry
Adams Samuel P. sailmaker 5 Hester
Adams Thomas, tailor 3 Greenwich-lane Adams Washington, drayman 68 Elm
Adams William, merchant 227 Front
Adams William, silversmith 113 Elm h. 179 Church Adams William, weaver 8 Hammond Adams jr. William, weaver 55 Factory Adams William I. teacher 72 Murray
Adams Catharine widow of Robt. milliner 343 Hudson Adams Catharine widow of William, 112 Ludlow Adams Jane widow of William, 231 Bleecker Adams Jane widow of Ebenezer, 652 Greenwich Adams Mary widow of Austin, 225 Division Adams Mary widow of William, 106 Elizabeth Adams Rosetta widow of James, 43 Orchard Adams Sarah widow of Abraham, 123 Orchard Adams, Brothers, 34 Broad Adams & Howe, grocers 227 Front 5*
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Adams & Marble, builders 57 Sheriff
Adams & Waring, carpenters 13 Cross Adamson Constantine, drugs 6 Bowery & 699 Broadw.
Adamson William, dockbuilder 158 Sixteenth Adamson & Olliff, drugs 6 Bowery & 699 Broadway Addington William R. 221 Wooster Addis John B. comedian 153 Ludlow Addison Thomas, pencilcasem. 68 Spring h. 422 Broome Addison, Wilmarth & Co. pencilcasemakers 68 Spring Addoms & Co. Charles, drygoods 6 Platt Addoms John, drygoods 6 Platt h. 86 Liberty
Addoms William, merchant 225 Pearl h. Brooklyn
Addoms & Cunningham silks 225 Pearl Addy Edward, grocer 701 Washington
Addy Robert, speculator 742 Greenwich
Adee Daniel, carter 150 Varick
Adee DanielW. merchant 242 Pearl h. 37 Eastbroadway Adee George T. merchant 37 William h. 16 Beekman Adee Joseph W. carter 64 Macdougal
Adee William, saddler 150 Crosby
Adee William, 22 Beaver : 37 William h. 16 Beekman
Adee & Newcomb, building mat West c. Hammond
Adce & Schell, drygoods 242 Pearl
Adee, Timson & Co. auctioneers 37 William
Adema John G. 99 Mott
Adema William, wheelwright 369 Houstoun h. 99 Mott Adriance Abraham V. V. paper-ruler 27 Chestnut
Adriance Cornelius G. tailor 342} Grand
Adriance Garret, carpenter 127 Barrow
Adriance George, trunkmaker 29 Chestnut
Adriance Henry, bookbinder 198 Fulton
Adriance Isaac, attor. & couns. 40 John h. 82 Walker Adriance John F. merchant 21 Grove Adriance Thomas M. accountant 52 Oak
Adriance Maria widow of Daniel, 677 Washington
Aehy Rudolph, coachmaker 556 Broadway Affleck Henry, millwright 202 Delancey Affleck Robert, printer 89 Warren Afflick Thomas, painter 81 Bowery
Agal Margaret A. widow of William M. 22 Watts Agate Alfred T. miniature painter 8 Tryon-row Agate William, shoes 76 Cherry Agear John B. cook 44 Thomas
Agen William, tailor 15 Bridge
Agnel Hyacinth R. Avenue 9th n. Twentieth
Agnew Cornelius, tobac. 245 Front h.Twelfth n.Av.6th Agnew George, carter 548 Broome
Agnew Henry, dyer 70 Charles
Agnew James, attorney 43 Liberty h. 144 Hammond
Agnew Wm. tobac.&flaxseed 264 Front h. 87 Roosevelt
Agnew William, porterhouse 244 Mulberry Ahern John,.clerk to the mayor of the city, 5 City Hall h. 80 Spring Ahern John, porter 97 Reade
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Ahlborn Charles G. 61 Maiden-lane h. 18 Mercer Ahrenfeldt Charles, 46 Maiden-lane h. 21 Watts Ahrenfeldt Henry, paperhanger 208 Fulton Aikin Alexander, drygoods 31 Carmine Aikman Hugh, cooper 89 Pine h. 18 Rose Aikman & son Robert, turner 173 h. 179 William Aikman Abigail widow of John, 187 Madison Aims Jacob, butcher 37 Wash.m. h. Avenue 2d n. Fourth Aims John P. butcher 304 Houstoun Ainslie Robert, 10 Maiden-lane h. 400 Greenwich
Ainsworth George, tailor. 258 Hudson Aird James, tailor 94 Chrystie
Aitken & Co. Alex. porterhouse 118Fulton h. 170William Aitken John, shoes 334 Bleecker
Aitken Robert, carpenter 151 Perry
Aitken WilliamB.attorney 2 Park-pl.& Bleecker c.Grove Aitken Eleanor widow of John, 13 Hester
Aitkin William, drygoods 66 Hudson
Akerly Samuel, physician 183 Eastbroadway
Akin David, merchant 150 Front Akin S. M. milliner 220 Hudson Akrill John,redlead manuf. 153 Perry
Albe Groachim, scene painter 66 Canal
Alben William T. painter 262 Delancey Albers John H. Fringe & Lace store and importer of A
German & French goods, 91 Maiden-l.h. 4 Water Albert Peter, hairdresser 6 Henry Alberts Henry, grocer 372 Cherry c. Gouverneur
Albertson Daniel, carter 93 Ridge
Albertson Joseph, carter 64 Bedford Albertson Stephen D. 81 Greene
Albertson William, carter 209 Allen
Albertson William S. grocer Eighteenth n. Avenue 10th
Albrecht Lewis F. furrier rear 130 William Albro Benjamin, grocer 268 Grand h. 252 Broome
Albro James, carpets 105 Bowery h. 88 Orchard Albro Richard, grocer 84 Division
Albro William, pianomaker 172 Spring
Albro William, carpenter 476 Grand
Albro William & Stephen, 230 Bowery
Albro, Hoyt & Co. carpets 105 Bowery Alburtis William, 22 Duane Alburtus Samuel, shoemaker 217 Wooster Alcock George, grocer 63 Cortlandt c. Washington Alcock Hugh, 265 Broadway Alcock James, dentist 69 Lispenard h. 60 Cannon
Alcock R. E. china ınanuf. 84 Broad
Alcorn John, weaver 45 Clarkson
Alden Joseph, butcher 55 Fulton-m. h. 43 First Alden Marcus, 108 Amos Alden Robert, grocer 540 Broome c. Clarke Aldrich Abner, grocer 281 Bowery
Aldrich Arnold, 123 Suffolk Aldrich Herman D. 172 Pearl
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Aldrich J. drygoods 195 Pearl
Aldridge Edward, (coloured) 11 St. John's-lane Aldridge Joshua, (coloured) whitewasher 18 Greene Aleo Anna, 104 Liberty
Alexander Frederick, shipjoiner 79 Hester Alexander James, bootmaker 13 Doyers Alexander James, plasterer 206 Sullivan
Alexander John, plasterer 22 Hamersley Alexander John, merchant 178} Water h. Brooklyn Alexander Joseph, merchant 129 Front h. 23 Greene Alexander Violate, dressmaker 531} Pearl Alexander William, whipmaker 88 Nassau h. 7 Anthony Alexander William, cabinetmaker 118 Grand Alexander William, printer 137 Monroe Alexander William S. merchant 2 Platt Alexander widow Catharine, nurse 139 Hester Alexander & Mullen, tobacco 129 Front Alfaya Francisco, boardinghouse 65 Fulton Alford Edwin M. 505 Grand h. 11 Sheriff
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Alger Seneca, grocer 57 Pike c. Monroe Alger Mary widow of Thomas, porterhouse 90 Cross Alicotas John, carter 31 Goerck Alingham John, 42 Madison
Alker George, house of refresh. 129 Warren c. West Alker Mary widow of Nicholas, 60 Cannon
Allaire Alexander, carter 636 Greenwich Allaire Anthony J. plumber 618 Water h. 135 Henry Allaire Anthony M. carter 711 Greenwich
Allaire Charles B. clerk 472 Cherry
Allaire Edward C. drygoods 118 Varick h. 20 Morton Allaire James P. steamengines 464 Cherry & 238 Water Allaire Semen, carter 524 Bowery
Allaire Thomas H. tavern 273 Bleecker
Allaire Throckmorton A. 464 h. 474 Cherry
Allaire Margaret widow of Samuel Y. rear 155 Mott Allaire & Lyon, drygoods 118 & 151 Varick Allan John, 509 Pearl
Allanson John, engraver on wood 359 Broadway Allason Thomas, carpenter 10 State
Alldridge John, mason Troy n. Washington Allen Abraham, carter 16 Lewis
Allen Andrew, cagemaker Fifth c. Avenue 2d
Allen Andrew, shoemaker 199 Varick
Allen Andrew, carter 552 Grand Allen Arthur, grocer & boardinghouse 303 Water
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