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H. R. & J. L. PLIMPTON, WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, And 62 WHITE STREET (3d door from Broadway), NEW YORK.
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RAFFERTY & LEASK
HAT AND CAP
MANUFACTURERS,
57 CHATHAM STREET, ( Opposite Chambers Street,)
And Corner of Pearl and Chatham Streets, NEW YORK.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
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Of the Latest Styles and best make and material.
ALSO,
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
MILLER & HOLBROOK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PAPER, STATIONERY, 1
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JULY 18
SELF SEALING
FOR PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABL ES
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Funnels,
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Warehouse for the Sale of the Cans, q-c.,
321 Pearl Street, near Franklin Souare, N. Y.
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SMITH'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY, WESTERN DISTRICT,
1855-56.
NOTICE. Names too late for insertion in regular order, follow at the end of the alphabetical arrangement.
ABBREVIATIONS AND NOTES.
al. for alley, av. avenue, bet. between, bds. boards, bldgs. buildings, com. commission, cor. corner, ct. court, dep. deputy, E. east, E. R. east river, exch. exchange, forwdg. forwarding, h. house, la. lane, manuf. manufacturer, mechs. mechanics, mer. merchant, mkr. maker, mkt. market, N. north, n. near, off. office, opp, opposite, pi. place, r. rear, rd. road, Rev. clergyman, S. south, shipg. shipping, st. street.
NOTE .- When no designation is given in connection with a name, as Gold, Fulton, &c., it is to be understood that it is the street of that name, the avenues being indicated by the suffix, av.
The names beginning with Me follow next after those beginning with Ma.
Abberley Richard, shoemaker, 170 Hudson av. h. same
Abbey Horatio G. grammar school, 166 Fulton, h. 56 Willow
Abbey Lorenzo H. mer. 13 Maiden lane, N. Y. h. 140 Washington
Abbott Saml D. butch. Phoenix mkt. h. 125 Johnson
Abbott Austen, lawyer, 18 Nassau,- N. Y. h. 154 Adams
Abbott Benjamin V. lawyer, 119 Nassau, N. Y. h. 154 Adams
Abbott Daniel, h. 25 Front
Abbott Edward B. importer, 47 Water, N. Y. b. Second place, n. Smith
Abbott Edward L. barkeeper, h. 60 Main
Abbott Francis H. flour, 141 Front, N. Y. h. Clinton av. n. Gates av.
Abbott George. butcher, 4 Linden row, Fulton st. h. 281 Jay
Albot. George H. bookeeper, boards, 8th street, n. 3d av.
Abbott Harrison B. milkman, h. Lafayette av. n. Lewis av.
Abbott J. D. h. 122 Second place
Abbott James, h. Sandford st. n. De Kalb av. Abbott Lyman, h. 154 Adams
Abbott Mary E. wid. John D. h. 122 Second pl. Abbott Moses, keeper, City Hall, h. City Hall. Abbott (Nathaniel M.) & Wilcombe (James); mer's and embossers Bergen, n. Hoyt and 295g Pearl, N.Y. h. 122 Second pl.
Abbott Peter. milkman. h. 33 Gold
Abbott Rd. tinsmith, Hickory, n. Classon av. . Abbott Rosanna, wid. John, candies, h. 41 Gold Abbott Thomas C. saloon, Beaver, N. Y. h. 321. Hicks
Abbott Waldo, h. 154 Adams
Abbott Wm. mariner, h. 93 Smith, n. Warren Abbey Charles W. clerk, boards, 38 Gold
Abegg Henry, importer, N. Y. h. Quincy, n. Bedford av.
Abel Edwin L. accountant, b. 124 Prince
Abel John, baker, Atlantic av. n. Adelphi, h. same
Abell Matthew, printer, h. Greene av. n. Classon av.
Abend Joseph, cutler, h. Delmonico pl. cor. Flushing av.
Aber Hiram, sashmaker, h. 215 Cumberland, st. n. Lafayette av.
Abercrombie George, shoemaker, h. 1 Bridge road
Abercrombie John, shoemaker, 116 Concord, b .. same
Abercrombie Mary, widow, William, tailoress, Grand av. cor. Greene av.
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Abernethy John .J. surgeon, receiving ship, | Adam John, tailor, h. Flushing av. cor. Del- Navy Yard
Abraham Lewis, tailor, h. 205 Front
Abraham Valentine, carpenter, h. 159 Gold
Abrabams James H. hatfinisher, h. Park av. cor. Clermont av.
Abrams Joseph, policeman, h. 14 James
Abrecht Lewis, jeweller, 5 Nassau, h. Nassau, cor. Fulton
Acebedo Modesto L. late mer. h. 15th n. 3d av. Achebach Jacob, barber, Myrtle av. n. Franklin, h. Myrtle av. cor. Franklin av.
Achelis Thomas, importer, 50 Broad, N. Y. h. 175 Henry
Acker Ann, wid. James, h. Madison, cor. Ralph avenue
Acker Charles, tailor, h. 45 Atlantic
Acker Christian V. D. stairbuilder, 29 Van Brunt, h. same
Acker Egbert, custom house, h. 343 Gold
Acker George W. shipjoiner, h. 109 Gold
Acker John, printer, h. 269 Hudson av.
Acker Matilda, wid. Henry, h. 269 Hudson av. Ackerman Abraham, carpenter, h. 98 Pearl
Ackerman Catharine, vegetables, Fulton mkt. N. Y. h. 145 York
Ackerman Daniel, cartman, N. Y. b. 201 Adams Ackerman George, publisher, N. Y. Adelphi, n. Park av.
Ackerman Herman, importer, Broad, N. Y. h. 304 Dean
Ackerman Jeremiah, driver, h. 3d av. n. 27th Ackerman Jno. M. carpenter, h. Union, n. Smith Ackerman John R. mer. Broadway, N. Y. h. 96 W. Warren
Ackerman Louisa .J wid. James N. h. 114 Johnson, n. Bridge
Ackerman Moses C. fendermaker, h. 181 Concord Ackerman P. C. mer. 161 Broadway, N. Y. h. 10 Degraw pl.
Ackerman S. Bennett, lawyer, 13 Chambers, N. Y. h. 141 Willoughby
Ackerman (Samuel) & Wood (Charles) com. mer. 4 Stone, N. Y. h. 93 Wyckoff
Ackerman ( Thomas) & Co. (William Finney, Henry Hoffman), boilerworks, Water. n. Bridge, h. 99 Pearl
Ackerman William, caulker, h. Imlay, n. Ewen Ackison Michael, boatman, boards, 9 Hicks
Ackley Addison, shirtmanuf. 131 Atlantic, h. same
Ackley Delia, wid. John A. h. Clermont av. n. Myrtle av.
Ackley George G. h. 197 York
Ackley James, carpenter, h. Hall, n. Gates av. ACKLEY WILLIAM B. lawyer, 18 Wall, N. Y. h. 171 Duffield
Ackerman Robert, h. 17 Bond
Acor John J. mason, Fulton av. cor. Raymond, h. 263 Myrtle av.
Acret George E. trussmaker, h. Franklin av. n. Willoughby av.
Adair Henry, broker, 18 Hudson av. h. 248 Marshall
Adair John, hotel, 13 Hudson av. h. same
Adair Robert, cooper, N. Y. h. Gates av. cor. Read av.
monico pl.
Adams Alexander, flour mer. 33 Pearl, N. Y. h. 124 Smith
Adams Ann, h. 72 W. Warren
Adams Charles E. clerk, 141 Amity
Adams G. C. & Co. (Jas. H. Watson), lumber, 26th, n. 3d av. h. 26th, cor. 4th av.
Adams George F. physician, h. 141 Amity
Adams Henry, job printer, cor. Clinton and At- lantic, h. Freeman, cor. Franklin, E. Dist.
Adams Innes C. mer. 47 Front, N. Y. h. 164 Degraw
Adams J. A. boards, Mansion House
Adams James, flour, South, N. Y. h. Clinton av. n. Greene av.
Adams James B. drygoods, 93 Chambers, N. Y. h. 68 Hicks
Adams John P. boards, Mansion House
ADAMS JOHN Q. stoves, ranges, &c. 132 Atlantic, h. 212 Fulton, see advertisement colored leaf.
Adams Joseph, painter, h. Second pl. n. Court Adams Joseph, policeman, h. 319 Pacific
Adams Joseph J. drygoods, Myrtle av. n. Clas- son av. h. same
Adams Josiah H. diamondsetter, 80 Nassau, N. Y. h. 12th, n. 7th av. -
Adams Nathaniel, salesman, h. 116 Duffield
Adams Philip P. shoemaker, 319 Pacific, h. same Adams Rufus, books, 82 Nassau, N. Y. h. 116 Prince
Adams Russell W. wholesale lumber mer. 116 Wall, N. Y. h. 394 Pacific
Adams Samuel, mason, h. Baltic, n. Vander- bilt av.
Adams Samuel P. sailmaker, h. Little, cor. United States
Adams Sarah, wid. Edward, boarding, 187 Sands Adams William, shoemaker, h. 40 Myrtle av.
Addley James, labor, h. Henry, n. Hamilton av. Addoms William, late mer. h. 387 Atlantic
Addey Edward, privatewatchman, h. 159 Carll Adolphus Nathan, h. 55 Adelphi
ATNA INS. CO. of Hartford, Ct. 285 Fulton, A. B. Davenport, agent Afflick Davis, mason, h. 197 Adams
Agan John, sawyer, h. r. 35 John
Agan John, laborer, h. 100 Plymouth
Agan Martin, tailor, h. Bugbie's Alley
Agan Peter, glass-cutter, h. r. 22 Columbia
Agan Thomas, butcher, Dikeman, n. Conover, & h. same
Agar Gustavus, h. Bay View Terrace, n. 13th Gowanus
Agar Mary C. wid. Edward, h. 167 York
Agar Owen, laborer, h. r. Spencer, n. Park av. Agar William, laborer, h. r. 44 Willow
AGENCY OF THE HOWARD LIFE INS. CO. 8 Tillary, THos. F. LESLIE, agt.
Agne George, boarding, h. 10 Hudson av. Agnew John, salesman, h. r. 85 Hoyt Ahart Christian, porter, h. 85 Degraw
Ahearne Honora, wid. laundress, h. 370 Hud- son av.
Ahearne Joseph, h. 5 Willow
Ahern Cornelius G. carpenter, h. 5th av. n. 12th
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Ahlborn Julius, fancy articles, 44 Maiden Lane, | Allan David, clerk, h. 293 Hudson av. N. Y. h. 135 Remsen
Ahlers Peter, car. h. r. Vandyke, n. Partition. Aikin John M. teacher, h. Portland av. n. La- fayette av.
Aikin Sarah M. teacher, h. Portland av. n. La- fayette av.
Ainsfeld John, barber, Barker house, h. 61 Presi- dent
Ainslie Francis V. h. Vanderbilt av. cor. Atlan- tic av.
AINSWORTH JAMES, bootmaker, 68 Boerum, boards, 125 Boerum
Ainsworth Joseph, clerk, h. 20 Barbarin
Aitken John, lawyer, 119 Nassau, N. Y. h. 54 Fleet
Aitken Thos. jeweller, South, N. Y. h. 19 Amity Aitken Thos. pilot, h. Navy, n. Park av.
Aitkin David C. book-keeper, h. 93 Adams
Akeley Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 180 Nassau
Akerly Benj. (Rev.) boards, 214 Livingston
Akerly Robert, blacksmith, h. Van Brunt, n. Ewen
Akhurst John, taxidermist, h. 9g Prospect
Akin Abiel, book-keeper, 2 Pearl, N. Y. boards Cheever pl. n. Degraw
Akin Isaac D. importer, 10 Old Slip, N. Y. h. 173 Sackett
Alberson John, pilot, h. 108 Prospect
AlbertsonJohn, lighterman, h. 213 Myrtle av. Albin William, com. mer. N. Y. h. 107 Nassau Albrecht George F. (Purgold & Albrecht) gro- cer, h. cor. Bridge and Johnson
Alburtus Samuel, policeman, h. 109 Concord Alburtus William C. auctioneer, 19 Court, h. 75 Court
Alcorn James, laborer, h. 18 Jay
Alcott Maria C. wid. Charles N. h. 132 Columbia Aldage James C. ship carpenter, h. 8th n. 3d av. Alderton Henry, cartman, h. r. 175 Gold
Aldridge Charles, h. 6 18th
Aldridge Mary A. wid. John, h. 390 Myrtle av. Alexander Amelia, boarding, h. 62 Remsen
Alexander Charles, pedlar, h. 25 Gold
Alexander Edward M. brickyard, foot Sackett, h. Summit, n. Hicks
Alexander Henry, boots and shoes, h. Myrtle av. n. Kent av.
Alexander Henry, rigger, h. Van Brunt, n. Ewen Alexander James, grocer, 25 James, h. same Alexander Jas. K. secretary, h. 259 Bedford av. Alexander John C. book-keeper, h. Myrtle av. n. Steuben
Alexander Julius, pocket-book maker, N. Y. h. 93 Washington
Alexander Mark, h. Skillman, n. Park av.
Alexander Mary, wid. Alex'r, tailoress, h. 200 Nassau
Alexander Robert J., U. S. N. h. 186 Water n. Hudson av.
Alexander William, accountant, h. Franklin av. n. Park av.
Alexander William, builder, h. 138 Bergen Alger Charles (Alger & Co.) h. 26th, n. 4th av. Alger ( George) & Co. (Charles) Express Office, 3d av. n. 27th, h. 26th, n. 4th av.
Allan Andrew, cabinet-maker, h. 17 James
Allan Nathan (col'd), mason, h. Navy, cor. Johnson
Allan Wm. (col'd), laborer, h. 287 Hudson av. Allbarresus Frederick, lithographer, h. 208 Co- lumbia. .
Allboy Samuel H. (col.) seaman, h. Troy av. n. Dean
Alleaume Amand, carpenter, h. Douglass, n. Smith
Allen Abram, mason and builder, h. 223 Atlantic Allen Ann, wid. John, h. r. 59 Butler
Allen Bartlett, ship-carpenter, h. 44 Front
Allen Charles, cartman, h. Bridge, n. Water
Allen Daniel, shoemaker, h. 25 Gold
Allen David, blacksmith, 5 Water, h. Prospect, cor. Bridge
Allen Edward, cooper, h. 9 Talman
Allen Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 63 Hudson av.
Allen Francis, clerk, h. 23d, n. 6th av.
Allen George, accountant, 17 John, N. Y. h. 178 Amity
Allen George, cooper. h. 11 Talman
Allen Harvey S. mason, h. 194 Livingston
Allen Henry L. mason, h. 182 Jay
Allen Hugh, forwarder, off. 105 Broad, N. Y. h. 60 Harrison
Allen Isaac, mason, h. 198 Jay
Allen Jas. cabinet-maker, h. r. 355 Hudson av. Allen James, clerk, h. 180 Duffield
Allen James, nail-maker, h. Raymond, n. De Kalb av.
Allen James H. carpenter, h. Carlton av. n. Park av.
Allen James M. mer. 182 Water, N. Y. h. 159 Duffield
Allen John, h. 66 W. Baltic
Allen John, cartman, h. 182 Jay
Allen Jno. grocer, h. Bergen, n. Washington av. Allen John, mason, h. r. 59 Cumberland
Allen Joseph, milkman, h. 11th, n. 6th av.
Allen (Lydia) & Wakelin (Hannah), fancy store, 176 Fulton, h. same
Allen Mark A. D. W. accountant, h. 17 Hano- ver pl.
Allen Mary, wid. h. r. Centre, n. Court
Allen Michael, laborer, h. r. 79 Hudson av. Allen Michael, painter, h. 23 State
Allen Moses, broker, 49 William, N. Y. h. 264 Hicks
Allen N. V. accountant, h. 8 Garden
Allen Orrin, builder, h. 82 Degraw
Allen Peter, painter, 53 Pearl, N. Y. h. 57 Wyckoff
Allen Phineas F. engraver, 81 Nassau, N. Y. h. Cumberland, n. Atlantic av.
Allen Richard L. agricul. inst. Jay, cor. Ply- mouth, & 191 Water, N. Y. h. S. Island
Allen Robert, h. Bedford av. n. Myrtle av.
Allen Robert, oil-cloth manuf. h. Park av. n. Vanderbilt av.
Allen Rowland P. custom-house, boards 104 Fulton av.
Allen Samuel, boards Mansion-house
Allen Samuel, shoemaker, h. Classon av. n. Flushing av.
Allen Sophia, nurse, h ?- De Kalb av. cor Adelphi :
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Allen Stephen H. rig. h. Hamilton av. n. Church | Ames Robt. G. auctioneer, 51 Beaver, N. Y. b. Allen Stephen T. editor, N. Y. h. 49 Sands Dean, n. Bond
Allen Thomas, conductor, h. Franklin av. n. De Kalb av.
Allen Thomas, wheelright, h. 42 State Allen W. H. bridge builder, h. 50 Woodhull Allen W. H. clerk, N. Y. h. 95 Washington Allen William, carpenter, h. 63 E. Warren Allen Wm. fruit, 103 Atlantic, h. 317 Hicks Allen Wm. tinsmith, h. Spencer st. n. Myrtle av. Allen William H. seaman, h. 10 Monroe pl. Allendar Edward, boot and shoemaker, 10 Amity, h. same
Aller Amos, mer. 169 Water, N. Y. b. 40 Sands Allgeo (Wm.) & Linington (Wyckoff ), gro- cery, Atlantic av. junc. Flatbush road, h. Flatbush
Allicot James, laborer, h. r. 18 Columbia
Allien J. L. importer, 202 Broadway, N. Y. h. 38 Joralemon
Alling Albert, h. 54 Carroll
Allison John, bootmaker, h. 184 York
Allison John P. (Assessor), builder, Hamilton av. n. Van Brunt, h. 59 W. Warren
Allmond Henry (cold.) seaman, Pacific, corner Hunterfly road
Allwood Francis, tailor, h. 472 Atlantic
Almquist Peter, tailor, h. 470 Atlantic
Almsted David S. conductor, h. Myrtle av. n. Skillman
Alpers Martins, grocer, Fulton av. cor. Gold, h. same
Alsaser Christopher, h. Wyckoff, n. Utica av. Alston John, accountant, h. Layayette av. n. Carlton av.
Alston John I. bookbinder, h. 16 Clermont av. Alten John, laborer, h. 228 Gold
Althisar Jeremiah, carpenter, h. Sandford, n. De Kalb av.
Althisar Wm. J. h. Sandford, n. De Kalb av. Alvord George B. hatter, 208 Chatham, N. Y. h. Pacific, n. New York av.
Alwell John, laborer, h. Vanderbilt av. n. Flushing av.
Amberman J. N. gunsmith, h. 28 Cumberland AMBERMAN ( Peter N.) & COFFIN ( Henry
S.) carpenters, 346 Atlantic, h. 380 Hudson av. see advertisement, page - front Amberman, Richard, carpenter, h. 135 Nassau American Gutta Percha Co. Works. 38 Water AMERICAN MANTEL & SLATE CO. 27 Court American Patent-Leather Manufacturing Co. Steuben, and Grand and Park avs. off. 250 Pearl, N. Y.
AMERICAN (THE) PORCELAIN MANU- FACTURING CO. Eagle, bet. Washington and Franklin, Greenpoint, see advertise- ment. page _.
Amerman Jno. D. carman, h. Smith, cor. Baltic Amerman Nicholas, grocer, 106 Myrtle av. h. same
Amerman Richard, conductor, h. 8 Vine
Ames Frederick, shoemaker, Jamaica Plk. rd. n. city line
Ames J A. cartman, h. Middle st. cor. 9th av. Ames Mary, wid. Alexander, h. 174 Myrtle av.
Ames William H. hats and caps, 166 Water, N. Y. h. 4 Remsen
Amesbury Wm. H. (Fraser & Co.) h. 36th st. n. 4th av.
Ametrano Antonia, h. 185 York
+ Amigh Wm. S. cigars, h. Washington av. n. At- lantic av.
Ammerman Richd. carpenter, h. Carlton av. n. Park av.
Amond Sarah, seamstress, h. 107 Smith Amor William, cooper, h. 10 Talman
Anderson Albert, bookkeeper, bds. 66 Fulton Anderson Alexander, shipcarpenter, h. Dike- man, n. Wolcott
Anderson Alexander, tailor, Franklin, N. Y. h. 229 Washington
Anderson Barrett, (cold.) laborer, h. 64 Jay Anderson Benjamin grocery, 155 Jay, h. same Anderson Charles, engineer, bds. 4 Atlantic Anderson Cornelius (cold.) waiter, h. 37 Fleet Anderson David, tailor, h. 1 Jackson Court
Anderson (David) & Johnson (Matthew), stone
yard, Water, cor. Washington, h. 5 Mon- roe pl.
Anderson David S. mason, h. 54 Bond
Anderson Ellen, wid. Robert, h. 10 Prince
Anderson Emanuel, blacksmith, h. 466 Atlantic Anderson George, plasterer, h. 51 Green lane
Anderson George, shipjoiner, h. 1 Franklin pl.
Anderson George B. moulder, h. Plymouth, n. Adams
Anderson George W. h. 14 Hicks
Anderson James, h. 60 E. Warren
Anderson James, carpenter, h. Conover, cor. Reade
Anderson James, cartman, h. Steuben, n. Myr- tle av.
Anderson James, clockmaker, h. Dikeman, n. Van Brunt
Anderson James, plasterer, h. 3 Stewart
Anderson James, stonecutter, h. Hicks, n. Woodhull
Anderson Jas. (Morgan & Anderson), boards N. Y.
Anderson Jeremiah, coppersmith, h. r. 227 Front
Anderson Johannes, shipping mer. 63 Pine, N. Y. h. 94 Carroll
Anderson John, clerk, h. 18 Carlton av. Anderson John, laborer, h. r. 174 Carll
Anderson John, laborer, h. Penny-bridge rd. n. 3d av.
Anderson John F. butcher, h. 30 Adelphi
Anderson John J. teacher, h. De Kalb av., D Marcy av.
Anderson Joseph T. shipjoiner, h. 36 Adelphi Anderson Josiah, tailor, h. 140 Columbia Anderson Lucinda, wid. Robt. h. 182 Nassau Anderson Mary, wid. h. 142 Bridge
Anderson Matthew. laborer, h. Schenck, n. Flushing av.
Anderson Michael, metalroofer, Ryerson, n. Gates av. h. same
Anderson Moses (cold.) laborer, h. Hunterfly rd.
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Anderson Moses (cold.) farmer, h. Troy av. n. Dean
Anderson Niels, seaman, h. 62 Concord
Anderson Peter, wheelwright, bds. 42 State.
Anderson Peter B. stone-yard, Columbia, cor. Pacific, h. Boerum, cor. Schermerhorn
Anderson Peter O. clerk, h. Boerum, cor. Scher- merhorn
Anderson Philips, stonecutter, h. Boerum, cor. Schermerhorn
Anderson Robert, h. 136 Pearl
Anderson Robert, teas, 207 Columbia, h. same Anderson Robert D. (Cogswell & Anderson), h. 64 Carlton av.
Anderson Robt. G. baker, 250 Fulton, h. same Anderson Solomon (cold.) hostler, h. Dean, n. Utica av.
Anderson Thomas, boilermaker, h. Steuben, n. Myrtle av.
Anderson Thos. P. baker, 211 Atlantic, h. same Anderson Wm. (cold.) laborer, h. 64 Jay
Andlin Bridget, wid. Michael, h. 286 Plymouth Andre Ferd. seaman, h. Ralph, cor. Gates av. Andrew Jos. wheelwright, h. Third av. n. 24th Andrews Catharine, wid. Peter, laundress, Navy, n. Prospect
Andrews Charles, rug manf. Kent av. n. De Kalb av.
Andrews Christian, seaman, h. 17 Butler
Andrews D. Angelo, artist, h. 187 Front
Andrews D. E. dry goods, Chambers, N. Y. h. 164 Court
Andrews ( Ellery A.) & Co. ice, 214 Fulton Andrews George, packer, h. 110 Columbia Andrews George S. policeman, h. 271 Adams ANDREWS J. R. Classical and English school, 185 Clinton, cor. Baltic, h. same
Andrew James, ferryman, h. 64 Poplar
Andrews James, watch glasses, boards 205 Front
Andrews James W. mer. 67 Pine, N. Y. h. 22 Garden
Andrews Robert, porter, h. 44 Dean
Andrews Samuel T. fancy goods, 225 Columbia, h. same
Andrews Theodore, printer, h. 8 Mercein Andrews William, com. mer. Water, N. Y. h. 4th av. n. 12th st.
Andrews William, painter, h. 16 Prince
Andrews Wm. M. ice merchant, h. 73 Columbia. Andrews L. C. h. Carlton av. n. Greene av.
Angel Henry F. refitter and packer, 20 Exch. pl. N. Y. h. 79 Joralemon
Angel William, lighter, h. 4 Vine
Anglam John, grocer, Hamilton av. n. Centre, h. same
Anglam John, laborer, h. Pacific, c. Willow Anglam Margaret, wid. Jeremiah, candies, h. 4 Willow
Anglam Timothy, shoemaker, 3 Willow, h. same Angles Joseph, tanner, h. Park av. cor. Oxford Angrave Clifton, importer, 61 Cedar, N.Y. h. 23 W. Baltic
Angues James, cutter, h. 60 Stanton
Angus Henry, policeman, h. 19 Talman
Angus James, cutter, h. 10 Tillary
Angus James, tailor, h. 60 Stanton
Angus John, dep. col. taxes, H. 24 Willoughby Angus Jehn, real estate broker, 279 Jay, h. same
Angus John P. h. 29} Willoughby
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