Smith's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1857, Part 2

Author: William H. Smith
Publication date: 1857
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SMITH'S


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.


FOR THE YEAR ENDING


MAY 1st, 1857.


BEING A


GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE INHABITANTS,


WITH AN


AVENUE AND STREET GUIDE,


AND AN APPENDIX.


CONTAINING A RECORD OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT, COUNTY OFFICERS, THE COURTS, MILITARY, NAVY YARD, CITY BANKS, INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS COMPANIES, AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.


W. H. SMITH, COMPILER.


BROOKLYN: PUBLISHED BY CHARLES JENKINS. Office, Room 6, Montague Hall. 1856.


Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1856, by CHARLES JENKINS, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.


PRINTED BY EDWARD O. JENKINS, 26 Frankfort street.


TO THE PUBLIC.


THE Compiler of this work thinks it proper to say a few words to its Patrons, relative to his efforts to furnish them with a regularly-published and complete Directory, as the circumstances of the case admits of doing.


It was his intention when he first attempted it, three years ago, to make a Directory that would so nearly satisfy the public wants, as to leave but little room for complaint, perfection not being thought attainable. It was generally conceded, that the first compilation was far in advance of all preceding and contemporary Directories of Brooklyn. The succeeding (last year's) compilation was unfortunately delayed in time of publication, through the loss of several thousands of the names that had been obtained, which were abstracted from the office by some dishonest person, who it was believed took that method to injure the reputation of the work ; the loss of a part of the names made it necessary to recanvass, causing a serious loss of time and money.


Few persons know the difficulties encountered in making a Directory of a large city ; and Brooklyn being a large city with but little business, makes the expenses much larger in proportion to the returns, than in other places, because it is the business of a place that furnishes advertising, also purchasers for a work of this kind.


The Compiler being dependent on the canvassers for the accuracy of the work, and from the persons that can be obtained to attend to an employment for so short a time, it is very difficult to select competent and reliable men. The public and publisher must suffer from their incompetency or dishonesty, for in the limited time occupied in getting up such works, errors are not discovered till too late for remedy.


By a complete and thorough canvass of the entire city, it has been the 'endeavor to make the Directory of names full and accurate; it has also a Street and Business Directory, a new map of the whole consolidated city, and other useful information.


It is hoped that the result of the effort will meet the approbation of the public.


W. H. SMITH.


BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.


ISAAC WORTENDYKE, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, & NOTARY PUBLIC,


Also, Commissioner and Notary authorized to take Acknowledgments, Depositions, &c., from the following States :


CONNECTICUT, IOWA,


MICHIGAN,


RHODE ISLAND,


VIRGINIA,


ILLINOIS,


MAINE,


NEW HAMPSHIRE, TENNESSEE,


WISCONSIN.


INDIANA, MASSACHUSETTS, NEW JERSEY, VERMONT,


Particular attention given to the examination of Titles to Real Estate.


RESIDENCE, 363 CARLTON AVENUE.


OFFICE IN NEW YORK, No. 20 BEEKMAN STREET. REFERENCES: Robert Rosman, M.D., Brooklyn. Rutson Suckley, Esq., New York.


Homer Ramsdell, Esq., President, N. Y. & S. R. R., New York. Messrs. Freeland, Stuart & Co., New York.


Hon. Josiah Sutherland, 46


Hon. Rodman M. Price, Governor of New Jersey.


Hon. George Vail, New Jersey. Winch, Huyler & Co., New York.


Messrs. Sackett, Lynes & Co.,


H. E. MATHER.


THE LADIES'


IDEY GOODS


DRY GOODS


i'mporium of the


Eastern


District,


Brooklyn,


E.MATHER


Corner of 4TH AND SOUTH 5TH STREET'S,


In the new Hotel Building erected by ex-Mayor Wall.


GOODS DELIVERED IN ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE.


261 WASHINGTON ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y.


DR. JOHN WESLEY KELLEY, ANALYTICA PHYSICIAN.


That superior success has hitherto attended the Analytical Practice, no one dare gainsay ; for the living evidences of its merits are too numerous to be confronted. The "Analytical System of Medicine" opposes all Vegetable, Animal, and Mineral Poisons or deleterious practices, and relies on VEGETABLE NON-POISONS alone for the accomplishment of satisfactory results in the treat- ment of the following diseases, whether acute or chronic, viz. :


Diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Heart, Spleen, Kidneys, &c., together with their attendant symptoms, pain in the side, or between the shoulder-blades ; Indiges- tion, Flatulence, or wind upon the Stomach, Costiveness, Piles, Yellowness of the Skin, Jaundice, Rheumatism, Despondency, Nervousness, Debility, &c .; Asthma, Phthisis, and all Constitutional Diseases, pain across the small of back, Numbness of the Limbs, Dropsy, Diabetes, &c. Fever and Ague, Congestion of the Spleen, Palpitation of the Heart, Faintness, Dimness of Vision, Epileptic Fits, Catalepsy, Ossification of the Heart or Arteries, &c. ; Diseases of Men, Women and Children, and all Diseases arising from a vitiated state of the Blood and other Fluids. Advice given with candor and without Charge.


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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, blogs. buildings, com. commission, c. or. cor. corner, ct. court, dep. deputy, E. East, E. R. East River, exch. exchange, forwdg. forwarding, G P., Greenpoint, h. house, la. lane, manuf. manufacturer, mech. mechanic, mer.merchant, mkr. maker, mkt market, N. North, n. near, off. office, opp. opposite, pl. place, r. rear, rd. road. sl. slip, Rev. clergyman, S. South, shing. 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.


When there is no h (for house) it is to be understood that the residence is at the place mentioned, in connection with the name of a person.


The names beginning with Mc follow next after those beginning with Ma.


(A)


AGENCY for effecting. LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE, selling REAL ESTATE and collecting RENTS, 3 Nassau, N. Y., and 63 Fulton av. THOMAS F. LESLIE, Agent.


Abart Christian, tailor, 44 W. Baltic


Abberley Richard, shoemaker, 170 Hudson av


Abbey Horatio G. school, 166 Fulton h. 56 Willow Abbey Lorenzo H. mer. 49 Maiden lane, N. Y. h. 140 Washington


Abbey Timothy C. segar maker, 60 Prince


Abbot G. E. embossing, Bergen n. Hoyt, h. 122 2d pl Abbot Nathaniel M. & Co. embossing, Bergen n. Hoyt, office 295} Pearl, N. Y.


Abbot Nathaniel M. embossing, Bergen n. Hoyt, h. 122 2d pl


Abbott Austin, lawyer, 119 Nassau, N. Y. h. 154 Adams


Abbott Benjamin V. lawyer, 119 Nassau, N. Y. h. 154 Adams


Abbott Catharine, wid. Chas. furniture, 76 Main Abbott Charles, painter, 39 Little


Abbott Edward, bar-keeper, 105 Washington


Abbott Edward B. imp. 47 Water, N. Y. h. 122 2d pl Abbott Francis H. mer. 141 Front, N. Y. h. Clin- ton av. n. Gates av.


Abbott George, butcher, 4 Linden row, Fulton, h. 35 Smith .


Abbott Geo, imp. 953 Pearl, N. Y. h. 122 2d pl


Abbott George H. copyist, Regis. off. h. City Hall Abrahams Isaac, segarmaker, Hamilton av. n:


Abbott George W. bar-tender, 15 Fulton. h. N. I. Abbott Harrison B. milkman, Lafaytte av. n. Lewis av


Abbott James, cartender, 147 S. Columbia


Abbott James, carpenter, Sandford, n. Willough- | Abramowsky A. clerk, 34 New, h. 6 Cheever pl.


by av


Abbott Lyman, lawyer, 119 Nassau, N. Y. h. 154 Adams


Abbott Mrs. Mary E. wid. John D. 122 2d pl


Abbott Moses, keeper City Hall, h. City Hall.


Abbott Nathaniel M. imp. 295} Pearl, N. Y. h. 122 2d pl


Abbott R. tinsmith, r. Flushing av. n. Classon av Abbott Rose, wid. 111 Gold


Abbott Samuel D. butcher, 51 Myrtle av. h. 128 Johnson


Abbott Thos. laborer, Pacific n. Vanderbilt av


Abbott Thomas C. dining saloon, 15 Beaver, N. Y. h. 321 Hicks


Abbott Thomas W. flour. 141 Front, N. Y, h. Gates av. c. Franklin av.


Abbott William, shipmaster, 77 Lawrence


ABBOTT BROTHERS lawy'rs, 119 Nassau st.N.Y.


Abegg Henry, imp. 38 Broad, N.Y. h. Quincy, n .. Nostrand av


Abel Jobn, baker. 50 Stanton


Abel Mathew, printer, 152 Fulton, N. Y. h 62: Carll


Abercrombie George, shoemaker, 3 Bridge road.


Abercrombie John, boots, 116 Concord


Abercrombie Mary, (wid. William) Hickory & .. Grand av.


Abery Thomas, sailor, Hamilton av. n. Church


Able Edwin L. 161 Maiden la. N.Y. h. 124 Prince Able William H. teacher, 124 Prince


Abrahams Abraham, pedlar, 20 Summitt


Van Brunt


Abrahams Jacob, segarmaker, 11 Hamilton av Abrahams Jas. H. hatter, Park av. c. Clermont av. Abraham Joseph, laborer, Harrison, n. Columbia


Abrams Jas. H. hatter, Park av. c. Clermont av.


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Abrams Joseph, policeman, 24 Front


Abrams Lewis, tailor, 103 Water


Abrams M. A. colored laundress, r. 283 Adams


Abrams Mrs. Jane, washing, 262 Gold


Abrams Valentine, carpenter, 159 Gold


Acheback Jacob, barber, Myrtle av. n. Franklin av. h. Franklin av. n. Myrtle av


Achelis Thomas, drygoods, 50 Broad, N. Y. h. 175 Henry


Achelmann Nicholas, tailor, Hopkins, n. Nos- trand av.


Ackar John, printer, 272 Hudson av.


Ackar Matilda, widow, Henry, 272 Hudson av


Ackelly Jacob, barber, Franklin av. n. Myr- tle av


Acker Charles, tailor, 43 Atlantic


Acker Christian, stair builder, 29 Van Brunt


Acker Egbert, C. H. N. Y. h. 343 Gold


Acker George W. ship joiner, 109 Gold


Acker Letitia, wid. John, 256 Adams


Acker Peter B. drygoods, 16 Cortlandt, N. Y. h. 281 Jay


Ackerman Abraham, carpenter, 91 Cranberry Ackerman Catharine, wid. 145 York


Ackerman Daniel, carman, 201 Adams


Ackerman George, publisher, 167 William, N.Y. h. 34 Prospect


Ackermann Hermann, imp. 96 Liberty, N. Y. h. 304 Dean


Ackerman Jeremiah, driver, 3d av. n. 14th


Ackerman John, com. mer. 245 Front, N. Y. h. 10 Hoyt


Ackerman, John R. tailor, 299 Broadway, N. Y. | Adams Sarah, wid. 170 Prospect h. 96 W. Warren.


Ackerman, J. S. com. mer. N. Y. h. 93 Wyckoff Ackerman, Mrs. L. J. milliner, wid. James M. 114 Johnson


Ackerman Moses, grate manuf. 181 Concord


Ackerman, Peter C. imp. 161 Broadway, N. Y. h. 48 President


ACKLEY ADDISON, shirts, 131 Atlantic


Ackley Delia, B. widow John A. 80 Clermont av.


Ackley George, carpenter, 31 Carroll


Ackley George G. liquors, 197 and 199 York


Ackley Henry, seaman, Hall c. Gates av.


Ackley James, carpenter, Hall c. Gates av. Ackley William B. lawyer, 19 William, N. Y. h. 171 Duffield


Acosta John, 26 Clinton .


Acret C. E. truss maker, Franklin av. c. Wil- loughby av. h. Franklin av. n. Willoughby av. Adair Henry, 248 Marshall


Adair John, carpenter, 29 Charles


Adair John, constable, Hudson av. c. Marshall


Adair Robert, cooper, 87 Pine, N. Y. h. Reed av. c. Gates av.


Adams Alexander, feed, 33 Pearl, N. Y. h. 218 Smith


Adams Andrew H. lawyer, 229 Broadway, N. Y. b. 839 Gold


Adams Ann, dressmaker, 284 Fulton


Adams Mrs. Ann, 72 W. Warren


ADAMS CHARLES C. boots and shoes, 203 At- lantic, h. 319 Pacific


Adams Charles L. lampblack, Baltic, n. Grand av. h. Bergen, n. Grand av


Adams Elizabeth, colored, wid. 151 Navy Adams Elizabeth, teacher, 308 Pacific


Adams G. C. & Co. lumber, 26th, n. 3d av


Adams George F. physician, 141 Amity Adams Gilbert, conductor, 3d av. n. 26th


Adams Gordon C. lumber, foot 26th, h. 23d, n. 4th av


Adams Henry, printer, 181 Atlantic, h. Green- point


Adams Henry T. shipjoiner, 39 Prince


Adams Henry W. Rev. 545 Atlantic


Adams Hugh, laborer, Kelsey's av


Adams Innes C. mer. 47 Front, N. Y. h. 216 De- graw


Adams James A. bds. Mansion House


Adams James B. drygoods, 91 Chambers, N. Y. h. 68 Hicks


Adams James L. mer. 18 South, N. Y. h. Clinton av. n. Green av


Adams John, bookbinder, Columbia, c. Sackett Adams John, policeman, 56 Hudson av


Adams John Q. auctioneer, 57 Fulton, h. 18th, n. 3d av


ADAMS JOHN Q. stoves, 132 Atlantic, bds. 212 Fulton


ADAMS J. Q. & Co. stoves, 132 Atlantic. See in- dex for advertisement


Adams Joseph J. drygoods, Myrtle av. n. Clas- son av


Adams Josiah H. glazier's diamonds, 80 Nassau, N. Y. h. 12th, n. 7th av


Adams Peter, bricklayer, Nevins, n. Union


Adams Phillip P. boots and shoes, 203 Atlantic, h. 319 Pacific


Adams Russell W. mer. 116 Wall, N. Y. h. 388 Pacific


Adams Samuel P. sail maker, 201 High


Adams Thomas, broker, 71 Wall, N. Y. h. 38th, n. 3d av


Adams Walter, drugs, 108 John st. N. Y. 170 Joralemon


Adams William, tailor, 37 Little


Adams William B. shoemaker, Atlantic, c. Court, h. 136 Smith


Adams & Buckingham, storage, 40 Comb's whf. Atlantic Dock


ADAMS & UNDERHILL, auctioneers, 57 Ful- ton


Addison Catharine, widow, 14 Summit


Addreley James, laborer, Smith, n. Hunting- ton


Addy Sarah, milliner, 24 Court, h. 76 Carll Adlard Robert, baker, 74 Myrtle av.


Adley George, blacksmith, 144 Water


Adlum Thomas, machinist, 280 Hudson av.


Adolphus Nathan, 91 Adelphi


ADRIANCE ISAAC, 79 Nassau


Aesch Charles, cabinet maker, 88 Wyckoff


Aesmus John, laborer, Classon av. n. Park av.


ÆTNA INSURANCE CO., of Hartford, Conn. Capital, $500,000. T. A. Alex- ander, Sec. T. K. Brace, Pres. A. B. . DAVENPORT, Agent, 285 Fulton street. N. B .- Real Estate bought and sold on com.


Afflick Davis, mason builder, 197 Adams


Agan John, porter, 31} Gold


Agan Martin, tailor, 61 Pearl


Agan Thomas, butcher, Dikeman, n. Conover


Agar Alexander, salesman, 51 John, N. Y. h. 13th, n. 5th


Agar Richard, foreman, 5th av. n. 12th


Agar William, 167 York


Agen Martin, tailor, Pearl, c. Water


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AGENCY for affecting LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, and selling Real Estate, collecting rents, &c., 171 Johnson and 60 Myrtle av. OLIVE COTTER, Agent


Agne George, butcher, 44 Hudson av.


Agnew John, salesman, 85 Hoyt


Agnew Joseph, Water, n. Adam


Agnew Patrick. gardener, Little, n. United States Ahearn Thomas, butcher, 28 Hamilton market, h. Rapelyea, n. Hamilton av


Ahern Thomas, 30 Hamilton market


Ahlers Peter, foot Van Dyke


Aiken John, laborer, 109 Plymouth 4


Aikin John M. Portland av. n. Lafayette av


Aikin Sarah M. school, Portland av. n. Lafayette av


Aikman Robert S. cooper, 89 Pine, N. Y. h. 17 Bond


Ainsworth George W. forwarder, 64 Pearl, N. Y. h. 39 Cheever pl


Ainsworth James, shoemaker, 68 Boerum


Aitken James, cutter, Hunter, n. Fulton av


Aitken Jno. lawyer, 119 Nassau, N. Y. h 54 Fleet Akeley Elizabeth, widow, 180 Nassau


Akerly Robert, 16 Van Brunt


Akhurst John, taxidermist, 9} Prospect Akin Abel, 38 E. Warren


Akin Isaac D. imp. 10 Old slip, N. Y. h. 256 Sackett Albertson Gilbert, ferryman, 110 Prospect


Albertson John, lighterman, 281 Myrtle av


Albertson John W. pilot, 168 Johnson


Albin William, com. mer. Fulton market, N. Y. h. 107 Nassau


Albrecht George F. grocer, 243 Bridge and 191 York, h. 243 Bridge


Albrecht Henry, segars, Court, n. Congress


Albrecht Philip F. ferrymaster, 151 Nassau Albro Wm. carpenter, Park av. n. Portland av. Alburtis Samuel, policeman, Poplar, c. Hicks


Alburtus William C. auctioneer, 19 Court, h. 184 Court


WILLIAM C. ALBURTUS, General Auc- tioneer and Real Estate Broker, No. 19 Court street, opposite City Hall. Auc- tion Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Merchandize of every description attended to. Cash advanced on Furni- ture and goods of every description. Goods taken on Storage.


Alcorn Robert, lighterman, 39 Gold


Alderton Henry, foreman, r. 175 Gold Alderton Robt. carpenter; Raymond, n. Johnson Aldridge James, ship carpenter, 49 Eighth Alen William, cooper, Park av. c: Cumberland Alexander Abraham, hats, 221 Myrtle av Alexander Amelia, boarding, 62 Remsen ALEXANDER EDWARD M. brick and lime, foot Sackett, h. 50 Summit


Alexander E. M. & Co. lime and brick, ft. Sackett Alexander George, colored waiter, Dean, n. Al- bany av.


Alexander George, mason, 115 Plymouth


Alexander Henry, boots and shoes, Myrtle av. n. Franklin av.


Alexander Henry W. seaman, Dikeman n. Van Brunt


& | Alexander James, grocer, 25 James


Alexander James K. sec. RR. Co. Bedford av. n. Myrtle av


Alexander John, agent, Ryerson n. Fulton av.


Alexander Jos. cartman, Flushing av. n. Spencer Alexander Mark, cartman, Spencer n. Park av. Alexander Sarah, wid. Thomas, nurse, Prince c. Myrtle av.


Alexander William, builder, 138 Bergen


Alexander William, clerk, Franklin av. n. Park av Alfred A. whiting manuf. Plymouth n. Hudson


av. and 83 Maiden Lane, N. Y. h. 315 Bridge Alger Charles C. stages, 3d av. c 26th


ALGER C. C. & Co. express, 26th n. 3rd av. See index for advertisement.


Alger George, agent, 3rd av. n. 26th, h. 3rd av. n. 14th


Alker Jacob, boot-maker, 18 Hicks


Allare Thomas, ship smith, Atlantic dock, h. Gowanus


Allan Nathaniel, colored, mason, 147 Navy


Allan William, carpenter, 86 Carll


Allas Peter, laborer, McDougall n. Hopkinson av.


Allcroft John, laborer, 111 Plymouth


Alleaume Amand, carpenter, 59 Douglass


Allen Abraham, mason, 223 Atlantic


Allen Albert G. 37 Livingston


Allen Ann, wid. John, r. 59 Butler


Allen Anthony B. agriculturist, 191 Water, N. Y. h. 13 Monroe pl.


Allen Asa, salesman, 272 Fulton, h. 130 Henry Allen Bartlett, shipwright, foot Rutger N. Y. h. 75 Dean


Allen Bernard, laborer, 90 Hudson av.


Allen Clinton, waiter, 127 Prospect


Allen Daniel, blacksmith, 7 Water, h. Prospect c. Bridge


Allen David, blacksmith, 5 Water, h .. 106 Bridge. Allen David, painter, Myrtle av n. Franklin av. Allen David, salesman, Washington place, (Wash- ington st)


Allen Edward, 180 Duffield


Allen Francis, fishing tackle, 65 Fulton, N. Y. h. 23rd, n. 6th av


Allen George, cooper, 11 Talman


Allen Henry, mason, 182 Jay


Allen Henry, mer. 1 Coenties slip, N. Y. h. 66 W. Baltic


Allen Hugh, mer. 1 Coenties slip, h. 60 Harrison Allen Isaac, ---. Plymouth c. Bridge


Allen Isaac, builder, 198 Jay


Allen Jacob L. plasterer, 396 Myrtle av


Allen James, blacksmith, Raymond, n. Lafayette Allen James M. mer. 182 Water, N. Y. h. 88 Harrison


Allen Jane, laundress, 229 Columbia


ALLEN JOHN, cooper, West, c. Duane N. Y. h. 66 W. Baltic


Allen John, cartman, 182 Jay


Allen J. cooper, 14 S. William N. Y. h. 83 Main Allen John, laborer, Bergen, n. Grand av Allen John, mason, 65 Cumberland


Allen Joseph, milkman, 11th, n. 6th av


Allen Joseph, waterman, Marion, n. Saratoga av Allen Joseph E. Fulton av. n. Classon av


Allen Julien, L. imp. 202 Broadway N. Y. h. 38 Joralemon


Allen Leonard, ferryman, 18 Cumberland Allen Lydia Mrs. 176 Fulton


Allen Mark A. D. W. book-keeper, 243 Broadway N. Y. h. 17 Hanover pl -


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Allen Michael, glazier, 23 State


Allen Michael, liquors, 99 Gold


Allen Moses, broker, 49 William N. Y. h.264 Hicks ALLEN N. V. dep. collector, room 8 City Hall,


h. Toynbee's hotel


Allen Parsons, gold pen, 28 Maiden la N. Y. h. 82 Willow


Allen Peter, painter, 36 Pearl N. Y h. 57 Wyckoff Allen Peter, rigger, 9 Summitt


Allen Richard, Plymouth n. Bridge


Allen Richard L. agricultural implement maker, Plymouth .c. Jay, h. Staten Island


Allen Robert, oilcloth painter, Park av. near Clermont av


Allen Rowland P., C. H. N. Y. h. 104 Fulton av Allen Saml. shoemaker, Classon av.n.Flushing av. Allen Samuel, laborer, Bedford av. n. Myrtle av Allen Sophia, nurse, 154 Fulton av


Allen Stephen, stevedore, Hamilton av. n. Mill Allen Thos. conductor, Franklin av. n. DeKalbav Allen Thomas, stone cutter, Pacific, n. Grand av Allen Thomas, wheelwright, Atlantic av n. Carl- ton av


Allen Walter S. hair dresser, 112 Boerum


Allen William, butcher, 12th n. 5th av


Allen William, colored laborer, 285 Hudson av


Allen William H. clerk, 95 Washington Allen William H. engineer, 50 Woodbull


Allen William Henry, shipmaster, 10 Monroe pl Allendar Edward, shoemaker, Amity n. Hicks Aller Amos, mer. N. Y. h. 40 Sands


Allice James, laborer, Henry, c. 4th pl


Alling Albert, foundryman, 54 Carroll Allin George, clerk, 178 Amity


Allison John, bootmaker, 149 Front


Allison John P. assessor 6th ward, h. 59 W. Warren


Allmond Henry, colored seaman, Hunterfly rd. c. Pacific


Alls, Henry, butcher. 1033 Gold


Allwell Catharine, widow. S. Willow, n. Atlantic Allwood Francis, tailor, 476 Atlantic


Allyn Timothy C. mer. 17 Maiden lane h. 223 Adams, N. Y.


Almagia Joseph, com. mer. Beekman, n. Nassau, N. Y. bds. 80 Woodhull


Almond Sarah, seamstress, 135 Smith


Almquist Peter Y. tailor. 470 Atlantic


Alpers Martin, grocer, Gold, c. DeKalb av Alsey William, boatman, 20 York


Alston John T. bookbinder, 16 Clermont av Altheimer Edward, confectioner, 199} Court Altheiser I. 38 South, New York Alting Henry, lithographer, 91 Gold Alvenus John, seaman, 5 Townsends row Alveys Samuel, hotel, 138 Fulton av Alvey S. & T. hotel, 138 Fulton av Alvey Thomas, hotel, 138 Fulton av. Alvine Edward, cabinetmaker, Gothic al. c. Pearl Alvine Eliza, widow, Gothic al. Pearl Amberman John S. clockmaker, 135 Nassau Amberman Richard, carpenter, 135 Nassau Amberman Richard, jr. carpenter, 1 Stanton Ambruster Wm. turner, 36 Liberty, b. 62 Nassau American Coal Co. Van Brunt, n. Irving American Mantel and Slate Co. foot Sedgwick and 15 and 168 Broadway, New York American Oil Co. Sullivan, c. Ferris AMERICAN PORCELAIN MANUF. CO. Green- point. See index for advertisement Amerman John, gunsmith, 28 Cumberland


AMERMAN NICHOLAS, grocer, 304 Myrtle av. Amerman Richard, conductor, 8 Vine


Ames Francis, lawyer, 12 Beach place


Ames Robert G. auctioneer, 115 B'way, N. Y. h. Dean, n. Bond


Ames William A. hat manuf. Raymond, c. Boliver, h. 4 Remsen


Ames Wm. H. mer. 166 Water, N. Y. h. 4 Remsen Amesbury Wm. H. marble, 36th, n. 4th av. Ametrano Antonia, 185 York


Amies Mrs. James, 2 Debevoise


Amigh William S. C. H. N. Y. h. Clermont, n. Myrtle av


Ammenwerth Jos. copyist regis. off. h. 133 Ewen Amor William, cooper, 10 Talman


Amstaki John, physician, 104 Cherry, N. Y. h. 373 Carlton av


Anderson Alexander, liquors, 289 Hicks


Anderson Alex. Hicks, c. Baltic, h. 54 Pacific Anderson Andrew, laborer, Church, n. Smith Anderson Ann, boarding, 229 Washington


ANDERSON A. & D. stone, Hicks, c. Baltic


Anderson Barrett, colored, laborer, 64 Jay Anderson Benjamin, grocer, 155 Jay


Anderson Cecilia, wid. Thos. Washington,c. Front


Anderson Charles, seaman, 252 Hudson av


Anderson Cornelius, pantryman, 37 Fleet


Anderson David, mason, 52 Bond


Anderson David, stone yard, Water, c. Washing- ton, h. 5 Monroe pl.


Anderson David, tailor. 1 Jackson ct


Anderson David, jr., stone, Hicks, c. Baltic, h. 5 Monroe pl


Anderson Frederick, ferryman, John, n. Pearl


Anderson G. tailor, 18 Sackett


Anderson George, laborer, 194 Water


Anderson George, plasterer, Park av. c. Oxford


Anderson George R. shipjoiner, 78 Middagh


Anderson George W. 14 Hicks


Anderson Henry, salesman, 344 Carlton av. Anderson James, Carroll, n. Van Brunt


Anderson James, cartman, Bergen, n. Powers


Anderson James, engineer, 128 Plymouth


Anderson James, laborer, Steuben, h. n. Myrtle


Anderson James, stone, King, c. Ferry and Pacific, c. Columbia, h. 38 Carroll


ANDERSON JOHN, harness mkr. 212 Myrtle av Anderson John, laborer, Smith, n. Huntington Anderson John, mason, Little, n. Plymouth


Anderson John, colored waiter, Schuyler, n. Sche- nectady av.


Anderson John F. 232 Carlton av.


Anderson John J. teacher, Monroe, N. Y. h. De Kalb av. n. Marcy av.


Anderson John R. real estate, 115 Nassau, N. Y. h. 96 Vanderbilt av


Anderson Joseph T. joiner, 22 Cumberland


Anderson Josiah W. tailor, 133 Sackett


Anderson Mat. laborer, Schench. n. Flushing av Anderson Michael, laborer. Water n. Pearl


Anderson Michael, roofer, Ryerson, b. Fulton and Gates avs.


Anderson Peter, cartman, 320 Dean


Anderson Peter, laborer, 11 Columbia


Anderson Peter B. baker, 219 Fulton, N. Y. h. Boerum, c. Schermerhorn


Anderson Phillip J. stoneyard, Pacific, c. Colum- bin, bds. Boerum, c. Schermerhorn


Anderson Robert, 136 Pearl


Anderson Robert, cartman, 55 Little


Anderson Robt. ferryman, Columbia, c. Doughty


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Anderson Robert, teas, 207 S. Columbia Anderson Robert, wheelwright. 144 Nassau


Anderson Robert D. real estate broker, 11 Wall, N. Y. h. 391 Pearl


Anderson Robert G. bakery, 250 Fulton


Anderson Solomon, ostler, Dean, n. Hunterfly rd Anderson Thomas, boiler maker, Steuben, n. Park Anderson Thomas, coachbuilder, 127 Degraw


Anderson Thomas, miller, Washington, c. Front Anderson Timothy, ship carpenter, Conover, c. Elizabeth


Anderson William, colored, laborer, 64 Jay


Anderson William, gateman, 206 M. Columbia


Anderson & Morgan, stone yard, Pacific, c. Columbia


Anderson & Johnson, stone cutters, Water, n. Washington


Andre, Frederick, broker, Tontine bldgs. N. Y. 106 Duffield


Andrews Charles, rug and mat manuf. Kent av. n. De Kalb, h. Graham, n. Lafayette av Andrews, E. W. Mansion House


Andrews George S. policeman, 271 Adams


Andrews Henry W. painter, 367 Hudson av


Andrews, James W. machines, 67 Pine, N. Y. h. 22 Garden


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Andrews Joseph D. 61 Nassau


Andrews, J. R. teacher, 46 W. Baltic, bds. 175 Clinton




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