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De Forrest Stores, Furman, near Fulton Ferry
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company, off. 29 William, N. Y. Brooklyn Coal Depot and off. Furman, near State
Democratic Republican General Committee of the City of Brooklyn, Rooms, 9 Court. Alfred R. Hatfield, Sec. Democratic Republican General Committee of the County of Kings, Rooms, 9 Court. Richard A. Bishop, Cor. Sec.
DIRECTORY, CITY, office, room 6 Montague Hall, Court st.
Dispensary (Brooklyn), 109 Pineapple
Dispensary (Brooklyn Central), Fulton av. cor. Hanover place
Dispensary (Brooklyn Homoeopathic), 52 Court
Dispensary (Williamsburg), Fifth, cor. S. First (E. Dist.) Dudley Classical School, 155 Atlantic. Robert Foster Dwight's High School, 2 Livingston. B. W. Dwight;
Eagle House, 238 Fulton
East Brooklyn Accumulating Fund Association, Rooms, Temperance Hall
East Brooklyn Equestrian Institute, 61 S. Fourth (E. Dist.). Geo. W. Walker & Co.
Eccleston Literary Association (E. Dist.)
Emerald Benevolent Association, 238 Fulton Emmet Benevolent Society, 61 Atlantic
English and Classical School, 9 Court. Alexander Wat- son
English and Classical School, Henry, cor. Atlantic. Joshua Huntington
English and Mathematical School, 241 Washington. Elea- zer Kingsley
Erin Fraternal Beneficial Association, Second Ward Hotel, York st.
Excelsior Patent Cordage Co. Water, bet. Bridge and Gold, off. 38 South, N. Y.
Exchange Hotel, cor. York and Garrison. Thomas Gunson
Exempt Firemen's Association (W. Dist.), 2 City Hall Exempt Firemen's Association (E. Dist.), Firemen's Hall Eye and Ear Infirmary, 109 Pineapple
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Farmers' and Citizens' Bank of Long Island, S. First, cor. Seventh (E. Dist.)
Female Employment Society, 65 Court
Ferry Hotel, Bridge, cor. Marshall. Charles S. Bunce Firemen's Hall, 51 and 58 Henry
Firemen's Hall, Fourth, n. S. Second (E. Dist.)
First Ward Hotel, Furman, cor. Everitt. Neil Ruddy
Francis Metallic Life Boat Co. Greenpoint, off. 70 Broad, N. Y.
Franklin Buildings, Fulton, cor. Orange
Franklin Building and Saving Fund Association, S Til- Iary
Franklin Debating Association, Academic Rooms, Court, cor. Joralemon
Franklin Hotel, Myrtle av. cor. Broadway. R. W. Law- rence
Franklin House, 15 Fulton. Bailey & Baldwin Freeman Buildings, 337, 339, 341, and 343 Fulton Freeman's Hall, 343 Fulton
Free German Society, City Hotel, 342 Fulton
Free Masons' Hall, 309 Grand (E. Dist.)
French and English Academy, 130 Remsen
French and English School, 209 Henry. Mr. & Mad. Crucy
French Institute, 55 W. Baltic. Madame Napoleon
Four Mile House, Jamaica P. R. cor. Reed av. Wm. Simonson
Fulton Fire Ins. Co. 43 Grand (E. Dist.), and 40 Wall, N. Y.
Fulton House, Fourth n. S. Third (E. Dist.). Wm. H. Mershon
Fulton Market, Fulton, cor. Concord
Globe Hotel, 244 Fulton, Daniel J. Smith
Gothic Hall, Adams, n. Nassau
Gothic Hotel, 3d n. S. 7th (E. Dist). Henry B. Gee
Granada Hall, 94 & 96 Myrtle av.
Graham Institute for Respectable Aged Indigent Females, Washington av. near De Kalb. av.
Great North Western Zephyr Association, King's Co. Hotel, 1st cor. S. 7th (E. Dist.)
Greenpoint Ferry, from Greenpoint Av. to 10th st N.Y. G. Lee, Knapp, prop. off. Ferry House, G. P.
Greenpoint Gas Light Co. Milton, n. Franklin, G. P.
Greenpoint Hotel, Franklin, cor. Huron, G. P. Chas. MCClennon
Greenwood Cemetery (Gowanus Heights, South Brooklyn) off. 53 Broadway
Gymnasium, Pineapple, cor. Fulton. Joseph B. Jones - Hall, 246 court, cor. Sackett .
Hamilton Building Association, 8 Tillary
Hamilton Literary Association, Athensum, Atlantic, cor. Clinton
Harmonic Hall. 59 & 61 S. 4th (E. Dist.)
Haxton Warehouses, Water, n. Dock st.
Home for the Aged, on the Church Charity Foundation, Carlton av. n. Fulton av.
Hospital (Brooklyn), Raymond st. n. De Kalb av.
Hospital (County), Clarkson av. n. Clove st. (Canarsie P. R.) Flatbush
Hotel, cor. Bridge st. & Fulton av. Henry Maybury Houston Street Ferry Associates, off. foot Grand (E. Dist.) Howard Benevolent Society, S. 8th n. 4th (E. Dist.)
Howard Hotel, Main, cor. Water, E. V. W. Snedeker
Hunt Horticultural and Botanical Garden, bet. 5th & 6th
avs. and 57th & 60th sts. Office Athenaeum, Atlantic, cor. Clinton
Hydropathy, or Water Cure, 141 Amity. Geo. F. Adams
Independent Press, (Daily,) 12 & 14 S. 7th (E. Dist.) Bishop & Kelly
Infirmary (Eye & Ear), 109 Pineapple
Insane Asylum, Clarkson av. n. Clove st. (Canarsie P. R.) Flatbush
Institution for Young Ladies, 106 Pierpoint. Alfred Greenleaf
Institute for Young Ladies, 49 S. Sth (E. Dist.) Misses Field
Jackson Hotel, cor. Hudson av. and Plymouth st. Mrs. Bradley
Jones' Buildings, junction Fulton and Adams
Kings County Hotel, First, cor. S. 7th (E. Dist.). Edward Neville
Kings County Penitentiary, Nostrand av. (Clove road), bet. Carroll and President sts.
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DIRECTORY TO PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &c.
KINGS COUNTY RECORD, BROOKLYN CITY AND, | Pennsylvania Coal Co. depots, foot Gold and foot N. 9th, office, Montague Hall, Court st.
Knickerbocker Hotel, cor. Flushing av. and Walworth st. Cornelius Nostrand
Knickerbocker Market, Park av. n. Clinton av. Thomas C. Elton
Laborers' Union, Beneficial Society, Sarsfield Hall
Law Library in Brooklyn, City Hall, Room 8, second floor
Lecture Rooms of the Plymouth Church, 70 to 76 Cran- berry
Lecture Room of Middle Ref'd. Dutch Church, 3 Harri- son
Lexington Building and Accumulating Fund Association, Grenada Hall
Liberty Hall, N. 1st and 9th (E. Dist.)
Long Island Accumulating Fund Association, 9 Court, Room 17
Long Island Bank, 53 Fulton
Long Island Fire Ins. Co. 41 Fulton
Long Island Hotel, 27 Fulton. G. C. McKee
Long Island Pressed Ware Company, Dean st. n. Carl- ton av.
Long Island Rail Road Co. off. foot Atlantic Low's Buildings, 7, 8, 9, and 10 Court
Mansfield Hall, 845 Fulton
Mansion House, 121 and 123 Hicks. Edwin R. Yale
Masonic Hall, 145 Grand (E. Dist.)
Mechanics' Bank, 8 Court
Mechanics' Bank of Williamsburgh, 18 Grand (E. Dist.)
Mechanics' Building Association, 142 Atlantic. J. S. Denman, sec.
Mechanics' Exchange Association, 9 Court
Mechanics' Hall, Eighteenth st. cor. Third av. (Gowa- nus)
Metropolitan Hotel, 389 Atlantic. Robert Manesca
Metropolitan Hotel, Bridge, cor. John. John Reilly
Military Hall, 340 Fulton
Military Hall, 3d av. bet. 25th and 26th. sts. Gowanus. William Pearce
MONTAGUE HALL, Court, n. Montague, City Hall square. City Directory and Cypress Hills Cemetery offices
Mount Olivet Cemetery, near Maspeth, Queens co. off. 634 Broadway, N. Y.
Mount Prospect Mission Chapel, Dean st. n. Vander- bilt av.
Musical Hall, 106 Orange. J. H. Mordough
Myrtle Av. and Jamaica Plank Road Co. off. 341 Fulton Myrtle Hall, 160 Myrtle av.
Nassau Building and Accumulating Fund Association, 9 Court
Nassau Fire Ins. Co. 10 Court st. Brooklyn, and 12 Mer. Exch. N. Y.
National Hall, Union av. cor. Meserole st. (E. Dist.) Naval Hospital, Flushing av. n. Ryerson st.
New England Society of Brooklyn. Walter T. Hatch, sec.
New York Patent Felt Co. William, opp. Imlay, off. 78 Mer's. Exch. N. Y.
New York Oil Manuf. Co. Redhook point, off. 164 Front, N. Y.
Novelty Iron Works, Commerce, n. Van Brunt
Odd Fellows' Hall, 12S Atlantic
Odd Fellows' Hall, Greenpoint av. n. Franklin st. (E. Dist.)
Odeon, Fifth, n. S. 4th (E. Dist.)
OFFICE OF THE CITY DIRECTORY, Montague Hall, Court st.
Orphan Asylum, Cumberland st. bet. Myrtle av. and Park av.
Orphan Asylum (of Church Charity Foundation), Carl- ton av. bet. Fulton and Atlantic avs.
Orphan Asylums (Roman Catholic), Clinton, cor. Con- gress, and Congress, n. Clinton
O. U. A. Hall, Court, cor. Montague (Burrill's Buildings) O. U. A. Hall, Fifth, n. 8. 4th (E. Dist.)
Pacific Chemical Laboratory, Pacific st. n. Carlton av. Packer Collegiate Institute, Joralemon, n. Court Park Institute, Cumberland st. n. Lafayette av.
Peck Slip Hotel, First, cor, S. 7th (E. Dist.) Fred. Hoeft
10th, and 11th (E. Dist.), off. 90 Broadway, N. Y. People's Hall, Pearl, cor. York
People's Market, cor. Atlantic and Court. William Dougherty
People's Steam Sugar Refinery, 169, 171, and 173 First (E. Dist.)
Phenix Building, 230 Grand (E. Dist.) J. P. Teale
Phenix Fire Ins. Co. 345 Fulton, and 64 Wall, N. Y. Phenix Hotel, 69 Main. Thomas Dent
Phenix Iron Works, 105 Court. G. W. Stillwell
Phenix Iron Works, 230 Grand (E. Dist.) J. P. Teale
Phenix Market, Myrtle av. cor. Jay st.
Philadelphia House, 133 and 135 Fourth (E. Dist.) E. L. Tucker
Pierrepont House, Montague, cor. Hicks. Russell, Chase, & Co.
Police Station (1st Dist.), Basement City Hall
Police Station (2d Dist.), York, cor. Jay
Police Station (3d Dist.). Court, n. Butler
Police Station (4th Dist.), Myrtle av. cor. Vanderbilt av.
Police Station (5th Dist.), N. 5th, bet. 5th and 6th (E. Dist.)
Police Station (6th Dist.), Wyckoff st. bet. Ewen st. and Graham av. (E. Dist.)
Police Station (7th Dist.), Franklin st. cor. Greenpoint av. (E .. Dist.)
Police Station (Sth Ward), cor. 4th av. and 19th st
Police Station (9th Ward), Fulton av. n. Bedford av. POST OFFICE, 387 and 889 Fulton
POST OFFICE (Williamsburgh), 141 Grand (F. Dist.)
POST OFFICE (Greenpoint), Franklin, cor. Java, G. P. (E. Dist.)
Protestant Orphan Asylum, Cumberland st. n. Myrtle av.
Quevedo House, 193 York. Elijah C. King
RECORD, BROOKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY. Office : Montague Hall
Republic Hotel, Fulton av., cor. Hudson av. Philip C. Johnson
Rio Grande House, 14 Fulton. John L. Suydam
Roman Catholic Beneficial Society of Saint Peter's and St. Paul's Church (E. Dist.) McCarthy Reidy, sec.
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Society. Michael H. Murphy, sec.
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums, Clinton, cor. Congress, and Congress, n. Clinton. Michael Burke, supt.
Saint Charles Institute, City Academy, Court, cor. Joral- emon
St. James' School, 195 and 197 Jay
St. John's School, 21st st.,.n. 5th av.
St. Nicholas Hall, Myrtle av. cor. Adelphi st.
St. Patrick's Society, 238 Fulton
St. Paul's Academy, Union av., cor. S. 2d (E. Dist.)
St. Paul's School, St. Paul's Church, Court st, Sarsfield Hall, 259 Hudson av.
Savings Institution, South Brooklyn, 173 Atlantic
School for Young Ladies, 188 Dean
Second South Williamsburgh Village Association, 187 Bowery, N. Y.
Second Ward Hotel, 47 Main, Ed. McCarthy
Second Ward House, Prospect, cor. Jay. J. C. Force Select Classical and English School, Clinton, cor. Baltic Select School, 288 Atlantic, Henrietta Henneus
Select School, 284 Dean. Amelia Rogers
Select School for Girls, Cumberland st. n. Lafayette av. Rev. B. R. Hall, and Misses Hall
Select School for Young Ladies, 274 Fulton, Mrs. G. S. Harvey
Seminary for Young Ladies, 90 Orange, Rev. Harvey Newcomb
Shamrock Benevolent Society, 288 Fulton Shifler Association, 858 Fulton
Sixth Ward Market, between Van Brunt and Conover. Samuel Goldberg
South Brooklyn Building Association, 9 Court, Room 17 St. Charles House, 180 Fulton, Joshua Bunce
Thistle Hotel, 5th av. cor. 27th Gowanus. James Curr Star Hotel, 56 Hicks. Edward E. Collins
Star Hotel, 17 Union pl. George Moore
Star House, 97 Fulton av. Henry Maybury
Sun Building Association, 9 Court, Room 17
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Teachers' Association of the City of Brooklyn, Board of | Washington House, Main, cor. Prospect, Michael Mc- Education Rooms, Redhook lane Namee
Temperance Hall, Flushing av. opposite Graham st. Thistle Benevolent Society, O. F. Hall, Atlantic st.
Three Mile House, Fulton av. n. New York av. Charles B. Holder
Toynbee's Hotel, Montague, cor. Court
Troutman's Hotel, Cypress Hills Plank rd. George M. Troutman
Union Building Association, Union Hall, Court st.
Union Ferry Co. of Brooklyn, office Fulton Ferry-house Union Hall, 166 Fulton
Union Hall, 255 Court, cor. Sackett
Union Hall, 183 Myrtle av.
Union Hotel, 1 Atlantic. Thomas Costigan
Union Hotel, 29 James. Patrick Mooney
Union Hotel, 25 Liberty. Benjamin Honey
Union Hotel, 96 Fifth (E. Dist.). Samuel K. Hoggett
Union Hotel, Grand st. cor. Union av. (E. Dist.). Francis Swift
Union White Lead Manuf. Co. Bridge, cor. Front, office 175 Front, N. Y.
United Freeman's Land Association, City Hotel, 842 Fulton
Washington Building, S. E. cor. Court and Joralemon Washington Building Association, 9 Court, Room 17 Washington Hall, 211 Adams
Washington Hall, Washington st. cor. Greenpoint av. (E. Dist.)
Washington Hotel, Kent av. n. Broadway (E. Dist.), A. F. Krack
Washington House, cor. Water & Washington, Joseph Beesley
Washington Park (late Fort Greene), bounded by Myrtle & De Kalb a vs. Cumberland & Canton sts. and City Hospital grounds
Weber's Brooklyn Hotel, 122 Hudson av. Jacob Weber Williamsburg Bible Society. Nathaniel Briggs, depositary 99 S. 5th
Williamsburg City Bank, First, cor. S. 7th (E. Dist.) Williamsburg City Fire Ins. Co. First, cor. S. 7th (E. Dist.) and 67 Wall and 93 Beaver, N. Y.
Williamsburg City Missionary Society. J. W. Bulkley, sec. Williamsburg Ferry Co. office foot S. 7th
Williamsburg Gaslight Co. N. 7th, cor. 6th, offi. 4th, cor. S. 3d
. Williamsburg Grammar School, 4th, cor. S. 9th, Thomas G. Schriver
Williamsburg Savings Bank, Fourth, cor. S. 3d (E. Dist.)' Williamsburg Mutual Savings and Loan Association, 104 Grand
Williamsburg Young Ladies' Collegiate Institute, 4th, n. S. 9th, Paul Abadie
Williamsburg Young Mens' Christian Association, 4th, cor. S. 3d, (Savings Bank Building)
Whig General Committee of the County of Kings, Brook- lyn Garden, 340 Fulton
Whitehouse Building, 279, 231, 288, & 285 Fulton
Windsor Terrace Lard Association, City Hotel, 342 Ful - ton
Young Ladies' School, 36 Tillary. Miss C. S. Reid Young Ladies' Seminary, 89 W. Warren. Misses Morris Young Mens' Association, S. 3d, cor. 5th (E. Dist.) Young Mens' Literary Association, 4th, cor. S. 3d (E. Dist)
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Page
Adams J. Q. stoves and heaters,
(opp.) 49
Day Henry P. coal,
(front) - 4
Amberman & Coffin, carpenters,
(front)
15 Deburg C. B. agri'l. chemist,
American Mantel & Slate Co.
(opp ) 48
Dederky C. furniture,
American Porcelain Manuf. Co.
(front) 26
Derundeou John, stoves,
E. D. 66 (after title) 16 (front) 27 back Cover inside back Cover
Baack Edward, musical instruments,
(opp.) 65
Dezendorf James T. wood and coal,
(after title) 19
Bailey John T. real estate,
41
Dockstader B. mer. tailor,
(after title) 12
Bane William, teas and coffee,
(back)
1
Doty & Ford, saw mill, .
(opp.) 64
Barnett A. furniture,
(back)
4
Drew William G. gasfitter,
(after title) 12
Barter John, vault builder,
(front) 19
Bartlett L. L. city surveyor,
(front)
30 Eames & Finkle, grocers,
(after title) 24
Baylis Wm. E. P. chemist,
(after title)
14
Eason John, pork,
(front) 1T
Bennett J. P. upholsterer,
(front)
25
Ernst F. A. draper and tailor,
(after title) 12
Birdseye E. & Son, coffee and spice mills. (front)
20-
Evans Edward, clothier,
E. D. (opp.) 49
Blake William, fireproof paint, E. D. (opp.)
65
9 Field Thomas F. auctioneer,
(front) 6
Bloor H. P. & Co. illuminated windows,
(front)
25
Finn J. T. gassfitter,
(after title) 16
Boch Wm. & Brothers, porcelain knobs,
(opp.) 129
Flagler Frederick P. portable forges,
(front) 12 131
Brick J. K. & Co. fire bricks,
(back)
6
Forsyth O. C. jewelry,
(after title). 17
Brown & Isaacs, house movers,
(front)
30 Foster Joseph H. metal roofer,
(opp.) 129
Brown Samuel C. market,
(front)
16
Franks E. S. optician,
(front) 21 front Cover
Brownson W. H. D. painter,
(front)
24
Byard John W. wood and coal,
(front) 27
(back) 11
Cann & Dunn, silver ware,
E. D. (opp.) 64
Carpenter George W. window shades,
(opp.)
65
Gardiner William C. furniture,
(back) 6
Carse & Bauman, stained glass,
(back)
1
Gendar E. F. & Co. fruit,
(front) 24
Cassidy P. & T. iron dealers,
(front)
7
Gillen James, undertaker,
140
Citizens' Fire Insurance Co.
(front)
26
Gillet N. H. galvanic cement,
(front) 25
Clapp John S. grocer,
E. D. 56
Gray Edward, baths,
145
Cochran George G. flour and feed,
(after title)
24
Green David, wagon maker,
(front) 22
Columbian Hall, J. P. Teale, Conkling E. A. coal,
(after title)
22
Griffin N. B. dentist,
(back) 5
Coope, Stratton & Co. gasfitters,
(front) 7
Griffith & Decker, billiard tables, Grocers' Fire Insurance Co. Grundy John, furniture,
147
Costar Henry R. vermin exterminator, Cowley & Haskell, real estate and ins. agents, (opp.) 128 Cox H. & Bro. livery and sale stable,
(back) 2
Crommelin & Brothers, chocolate,
152
Crowell A. S. real estate,
(after title) 17 93 (opp.) 240
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY, William H. Smith, agent,
Henderson James, mer. tailor,
Daly David, carriage manuf.
back Cover (front) 4
Hermance C. F. painter,
Davenport A. B. fire ins. agent,
99 | Herring Silas C. & Co. safes,
'(front) 19 Hampson Robert J. marble works, Hanson John M. books & stationery, Haynes Watson G. auctioneer, Haven Henry, grates and fenders, Henderson J. C. intelligence, (opp.) 320 (back) 10 (after title) 8 (after title) 19 (opp.) 193
(front) 21
Brainerd John, real estate,
(front) 7
Folwell Charles E. mer. tailor,
Brooks John, iron railing,
(front)
14
Gable & Gaywood, undertakers,
135
Gallagher T. shipsmith,
(opp.) 128
Bliss & Schleier, paper hangings,
(front)
Driggs E. Cypress Hills Cemetery,
E. D. 70
Arthur Wm. H. & Co. stationers,
(back) 10
Devlin D. & Co. clothing,
Dewolf H. M. furniture,
Barrett, Nephews & Co., dying,
E. D. (opp.) 128 & 129
Fithian & Joy, sash and blinds,
Frazier Stephen R. coal,
Fries Albert, printer,
back Cover
(opp.) 113
(appendix) 32
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Higgins John, iron railings, (after title) 16
Hopper John, agent New England Life Ins. Co.
front Cover
Howell, Tipling & Co. iron railing, (front) 31
Hussey George, bank notices distributing, 172
Jackson J. A. china and glass, (after title) 15
Jackson W. & Son, grates, &c. (after title) 13
Johnson B. D. boots and shoes, (back) 2
Johnson J. & Co. trunks, (opp.) 113
Jones J. W. painter and paper hanger, (after title) 10
Keith Edwin S. masons' building materials,
(back) 8
Keith Minor H. & Co. lumber, (front) 23
Kellinger's magic fluid, (opp.) 304
Kimball George, hot air furnaces, (opp.) 321
Kiernan O. & P. painters,
(back) 1
King & Kellum, architects, (front) 17
Kingman Henry W. & Co. premium sofa beds, (opp.) 177
Kipport B. chairs, (after title) 23
Kirk Hiram, sash and blinds, 189
Knight D. M. fancy goods,
(back) 6
Knower Jos. S. boots and shoes,
(front) 28
Knox Charles, hatter,
(opp.) 112
Koch & Co. blankbook manuf. E. D. (opp.) 192
Lamy & Brainerd, blue stone, (front) 27
Lawrence M. M. daguerreotypes, (back) 9
Lay Sylvester, lawyer and notary, (after title) 32
Lewis W. & T. carpets, (opp.) 176
Lillie's Bank Locks, J. C. Morris, agent, back Cover
Lockwood B. & Co. stationers, (after title) 15
Lounsherry & Betts, distillers, (after title) 20
Lowerre & Lewis, stoves and heaters, (opp.) 113
Lyon Emanuel, magnetic powder, (opp.) 305
Market Fire Insurance Co. inside front Cover
Mathews H. E. pianos and music, (after title) 24
Matthews John, soda water, W. D. 207 & E. D. 124
Matthews Thomas, stair builder,
208
McIntyre Robert, boot and shoemaker,
(front) 12
McNamara William Silke, marble,
(front) 15
McPherson A. furnaces, (opp.) 256
Mechanics' Fire Insurance Co.
(front)
9
Merriam B. W. looking glasses, Meyer Bernard, paper boxes, (opp.) 112
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana R. R.
(front)
6
Miller & Holbrook, paper and stationery, (after title) 30
Miller & Stahleger, clothing,
(after title) 14
Morand A. daguerreotypes,
(after title) 21 Vail Hiram, mason, E. D. at name
Van Brunt W. B. undertaker, (front) 13
Van Ortwick John A. carriagemaker, (front) 10
(front) 10 Van Winkle Joseph H. coal agent, 315
Mott Charles D. grocer, (back) 10. Vanalst & Meserole, surveyors, E. D. at name
Mott (The) J. L. iron works, (back) 10
Mundell John K. fish, (after title) 18
New England Life Insurance Co.
front Cover
Nellis & Devendorf,
E. D. 138
Nicolay Albert H. auctioneer, Norris Francis D. carpenter,
(front) 31
O'Leary Daniel, saddier, (back) 4
Oliver Richard, upholsterer,
(back) 4
Osborn & Fish, carpenters, Pearce J. plumber, (back)
11
Phenix Iron Works, Geo. W. Stillwell, (front)
5
Phoenix Iron Works, John P. Teale,
(front)
Picot & Shotwell, importers, (after title) 20
Pinner Isidor, upholsterer,
(after title) 14
Plimpton H. R. & J. L. secretary bedsteads,
(after title) 27 & 28
Porter H. H. hair preservative, (after title) 22 Wheeler George M. painter, (after title) 8
Porter J. F. agent M. S. & N. I. Railroad, (front) 6
Powell & Vining, stoves & house furnishing, 257
Powell Tunis J. house furnishing, (after title) 25
Putnam J. S. boots and shoes, 260 Price Mrs. physician, (after title) 15
Price & Sons, labels, (opp.) 112
Prince's Protean Fountain Pen, T. G. Stearns,
ag't. back Cover
Quimby A. M. &.Son, lightning rods, Quin R. P. advertising agent,
(opp.) 192
front Cover
Rafferty & Leask, hatters,
Rafford John, painter,
(after title) 29 (front) 13 -
Raineteaux A, real estate,
Reeve Tappin, architect, (after title) 19
Reither J. G. cabinetmaker,
(after title) 9
Riker Robert, undertaker, (back) 2
Riley Joseph, furniture,
(front) 8
Ritchie James, foundry, Robinson J. engraver, (front)
20
Rogers Joshua & Son, coal, (back) 4
Rogers William H. watches and jewelry, (after title)
20
Rose Thomas, rigger and stevedore, 273 Ross J. H. pharmacy, (front) 29
Rushton Frederick V. druggist,
opp. inside front and back Covers
Russell Hiram, architect, (front) 29
Sanford Gideon, furniture, (after title) 17
Scott Henry, pickles, (after title) 22
Schanck & Downing, glass, E. D. (opp.) 48
Scrimgeour R. C. & A. plumbers, (after title) 26
Scudder D. carriagemaker, (after title) 9
Searing A. L. pork, (front) 24
Sharpe John L. flour and feed, (front) 29
Shepherd Stephen, carriagemaker, (back) 7
Shuster John, marble, (front) 13
Sigler Samuel J. looking-glasses, (front) 11
Slote & Janes, stationers, outside front Cover
Smith, Pease, & Smith, steam turning, (front) 28
Smith William H. publisher, (front) 32
Smith William H. agent Cypress Hills Cemetery, back Cover
Stearns T. G. ag't. Prince's Protean Fountain Pen, back Cover
Stewart & Co. carpets, 297
Stillwell George W. Phoenix Iron Works, (front) 5
Stillwell Samuel, mer. tailor, (front) 14
Stillwell & Montross, clothing, (opp.) 25T
Sutton George T. grocer, (after title) 11
Teale John P. Phoenix Iron Works, (front) 80
Teale John P. Columbia Hall, (after title) 22
The J. L. Mott Iron Works, (back) 10
Thompson J. fancy soap,
(back) 7
Thurston George H. wood and coal, (back) 3
Tiemann George & Co. surgical instruments, (opp.) 112
(back) 12 Titus Major, light wagon maker, (back) 7
Totten P. wood and coal, (back) 7
Tremere James A. & Co. portable forges and bellows,
(back) 18
Tryon HI. R. soapstone works, (opp.) 177
Wagstaff T. H. Kellinger's Magic Fluid, (opp.) 304
Waldron A. P. plumbing, (after title) 25 Walker George W. & Co. Equestrian Institute,
(after title) 6 and 7
Wall & Chase, lumber,
(after title) 18
Walters William B. coal, (front) 8
Walls George R. sash and blinds, (back)
Warner H. R. saws, (after title) 21
Waters Horace, music and musical instruments,
E. D. (opp.) 176 and 177
Waters John, patent spring beds, (front) 18
30 Watson & Watt, plasterers, (front) 15
Weeks Edward H. sexton and undertaker, (front) 22 Wells & Provost, patent self-sealing can, (after title) 31 Wheaton Noah, sash and blinds, front Cover
Wheeler Gervase, architect, (opp.) 192
Wheeler & Hart, druggists, È. D. (opp.) 193
White William, tea and coffee, (back) 18
Whiting S. F. tailor and clothier, (after title) 18
Wilder B. G. & Co. safes, E. D. (opp.) 112
Williams Charles, painter, (back) 5 331
Williamson Charles H. photographs,
Winant D. D. billiard tables, back Cover Windle & Co. house furnishing hardware, E.D. (opp.) 118 Wolf Jacob, furniture, (after title) 30
Wood John, locksmith, (back) 5 Wood & Hughes, siver ware, (opp.) 257
Woodruff A. & Robinson, storage, (front) 23
Young T. W. & Brothers, coal and wood, (back) 8
Morris J. C. agent Lillie's Bank Locks, back Cover
Morris James, engraver, (back) 11
Morrison John, boots and shoes,
Vermont Steam Soapstone Works. (opp.) 177
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(front) 14
(opp.) 241
Page 262
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
JOHN GRUNDY,
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
MANUFACTURING WAREROOMS,
No. 29 COURT STREET,
BROOKLYN.
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND OAK
FURNITURE
In Suits, made to Order, and constantly on hand. Also,
LOUNGE BEDSTEADS, HAIR, MOSS, HUSK, AND PURE HAIR
MATTRESSES.
1
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
THE EMPIRE TEA AND COFFEE DEPOT. WILLIAM BANE,
317 Atlantic Street near Hoyt, BROOKLYN.
Where will be found a choice and carefully selected assortment of Green and Black Teas, Green, Roasted and ground Coffees,
WHITE AND BROWN SUGARS,
Spices of all kinds, American and English Mustard, Chocolate, Cocoa, Rice, Starch, Dried and Green Fruits in their season.
All the above articles are of the best to be obtained in the market.
Sold at the Lowest Cash Prices.
O. & P. KIERNAN, HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, AND VARNISHERS Also, dealers in Paints, Oils, Glass, &c., &c. No. 72 Court Street, one door from Atlantic, BROOKLYN,
OWEN KIERNAN.]
[PETER KIERNAN.
CARSE AND BAUMAN, 13 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. Cut, Stained and Enammelled Glass,
And Metal Sash of every description, for Churches, Stores, Dwellings &c., To Order at the Shortest Notice on the Lowest Possible Terms. STAINING SHOP, 13 MYRTLE AVENUE, BROOKLYN.
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