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Pearson David, col. shoemaker, 2 High, h. 7 Fair
Pearson James, salesman, 29 Bergen
Pearson James, carpenter, 94 Gold
Pearson John S. C. H., N. Y. h. 286 Jay
Pearsons David, colored, shoemaker, 7 Fair
Pearn Samuel, carpenter, r. 182 Prospect
Pearson William, contractor, 38 Cheever pl
Pease John A. tow-boats, 42 Prospect
Pease J. A. 153 Lawrence
Pease John M. Rev. Clermont av. n. Lafayette
Pease Lydia C. widow Alexander, 55 Luqueer
Pease Richard P. turner, 206 Nassau, h. Oxford, n. Myrtle av
Peaselee Mary S. school, 60 Carll
Pebles John, mason, 237 Gold
Pechin Luis, clerk, 95 Carlton av
Peck A. Edgarton, physician, 99 Middagh
Peck Alfred P. com. mer. 248 Washington, N. Y. h. 4th pl. n. Henry
Peck De Forest, agent, Hunter, n. Fulton av Peck Edgar F. physician, 302 State
Peck Francis Rev. pastor St. Mark's, h. 143 Duf- field
Peck Henry D. mer. 205 Duane, N. Y. bds. 41 Willoughby
Peck Isaac W. sash and blind, 105 Sands
Peck James W. hatter, 98 Fulton, h. Kent av. n. De Kalb av
Peck James W. jr. hatter, 98 Fulton, h. same Peck John, shipg. mer. 81 Pearl, N. Y. h. 196 Henry
Peck Ralph S. real estate, 7 Nassau, N. Y. h. 50 Carroll
Peck Robert W. hats, 359 Fulton, h. 321 Gold Peck Timothy T. clerk, 25 Murray, N. Y. h. 294 Pacific
Peck William, hatter, 98 Fulton, h. Kent av. n. De Kalb av
PECK WILLIAM H. hatter, 114 Fulton, h. same
Peck William M. com. mer. 60 South, N. Y. h. PENDRELL WILLIAM, gold and silver pen and 10 Schermerhorn
Peckett John W. printing ink, 85 Nassau, N. Y. h. 79 Lawrence
Peckam William C. salesmaker, 267 Bridge
Peckham H. M. book-keeper, Franklin av. n. De Kalb av
Peckham William F. marble, 23d, n. 1st av. N. Y. h. 3d av. c. 24th
Peckwell Henry W. clerk, 186 Dean
Peden James, plasterer, Butler, n. Bond
Peden Robert, blacksmith, Amity, n. Columbia Peden Samuel, shoemaker, Kent av. n. Wil- loughby av
Peebles Samuel, mason, 93 CarlI
Peed Charles N. real estate broker, 343 Fulton, h. Clinton av. n. Myrtle
Peed & Cole, auctioneers, 343 Fulton
Peek William T. drugs, 98 John, N. Y. h. 266 Livingston
Peeny Joseph, carpenter, 386 Hudson av
Peer Cornelius, shoemaker, 3 Prospect
PEER & HANNAN, boot and shoemakers, 3 Prospect
Peet David, imp. 47 Chambers, N. Y. h. 130 Co- lumbia
Peet William, lawyer, 192 Broadway, N. Y. h. Oxford, n. Fulton av
Peipers Gustavus, 96 Degraw
Peipers William, mer. 11 Platt, N. Y. h. 164 Court
Peirce Alfred E. express, 375 Hudson av
Peiser Joseph, clerk, 34 New, N. Y. h. 6 Cheever pl
Pelham Jabez C. weigher, 111 Wall, N. Y. h. 401 Atlantic
Pelerin Hilaire, 82 State
Pelgreft James, carrier, r. 104 Gold
Peluze Henry, type foundry, 54 Ann, N. Y h. 43 Carll
PELL EDWARD (alderman 2d Ward) gauger, 145 Front
Pell Joshua L. Wall, N. Y. h. 37 Hoyt
Pell William W. 9 Carroll pl
Pelletreau Charles H. real estate, 172 Atlantic, h. 79 CarlI
Pelletreau Charles H. printer, Maiden la. h. 79 CarlI
Pelletreau Charles H. jr. real estate agent, 79 Carll
Pelletreau Ellen, widow Elias, 329 Bridge
Pelletreau John, deputy sheriff, Skillman, n. Myr- tle av
Pembroke Mary, candies, 212 Bridge
Pendey Patrick, tailor, 213 Myrtle av
Pendleton Edward, salesman, 248 Fulton, h. 4 Fulton av
Pendergrast Edward, driver, 3d av. n. 15th
Pendergrast Patrick, carpenter, 24 Summit
Pendleton J. L. shipmaster, Vanderbilt n. Park av Pendleton Joseph F. blacksmith, Hamilton av. n. Van Brunt
Pendleton Robert T. tobacco, Front, N. Y. h. Put- nam av. n. Grand av
Pendleton William, butcher, Henry, c. Orange, h. 152 Lands
Pendleton Elizabeth, widow John, Willoughby . av. n. Ryerson
Pendrell Mrs. Mary Ann, confectioner, 87 Ful- ton av
pen case maker, 10 Front, h. Willoughby av. n. Ryerson
Penfeild Josiah, mer. 21 South, N. Y. h. 3 Har- rison pl
Penfold John R. printer, 329 Gold
PENN ROBERT, auctioneer, 91 Myrtle av
Penn Robert, belt maker, Myrtle av. h. 91 Myr- tle av
Penn William P. carman, Nelson, c. Court
Penniman Emor& H. com. mer. 31, h. 212 Clin- ton
Penoyer Richard S. house-furnishing, 132 Atlan- tic, h. 212 Fulton
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL Diseases arising from an impure State of the Blood, or Habit OF THE SYSTEM.
The value of this Medicine is now widely known, and every day the field of its usefulness is extended. It is ap- proved and highly recommended by Physicians, and admitted to be the most powerful and searching pre tion from the root that has ever been employed in Medical practice.
PERUVIAN FEBRIFUGE,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF FEVER AND AGUE.
This preparation is unequalled as a cure for Fever and Ague. It is the result of practical experience and observation for a number of years in the treatment and cure of this disease; and such has been the uniform success in its use, that no case is known where it has failed to cure when regularly administered.
ROMAN EYE BALSAM, For Weak and Inflamed Eyes.
This Balsam was used for many years in the private practice of a celebrated Oculist with the greatest success, and may be confidently relied upon as the most safe and speedy cure for Weak or Inflamed Eyes,that has ever been offered to the world. In cases where the
EYELIDS ARE INFLAMED,
or the ball of the eye thickly covered with blood, it acts almost like magic, and removes all appearances of disease after two or three applications. Those whose eyes have been injured by close too application to study, or by fixed attention to minute objects, will obtain immediate relief by the use of this Balsam.
DR. McMUNN'S ELIXIR OF OPIUM.
THIS IS THE PURE AND ESSENTIAL EXTRACT FROM THE NATIVE DRUG.
It contains all the valuable medicinal properties of Opium in natural combination, to the exclusion of all its noxious, deleterious, and useless principles, It possesses all the sedative, anodyne and anti-spasmodic powers of Opium. To produce sleep and composure. To allay convulsions and spasmodic action, To relieve pain and irritation, nervous excitement and morbid irritability of body and mind, &c. Its operation is attended by no sickness of the stomach, no vomiting, no costiveness, no headache, nor any derangement of the constitution or general health. Hence its high superiority over every other preparation of Opium.
CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS. Complain no more of Aching Teeth.
The excruciating torments of Tooth-ache can be speedily relieved by this remedy, without injury to the gums or teeth, it acting solely upon the nerve. Eminent Dentists have a high opinion of it, and constantly recommend it to their patients.
HEYMAN'S DYSPEPSIA ELIXIR,
A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, & c.
For all the varied forms of this prevalent and distressing complaint, this Elixir will be found a most efficacious remedy. The process of cure is simple and natural, as it operates directly on the stomach, and, acting as a tonic, it restores the digestive organs to their natural tone and vigor, causing constipation to give way to a regular habit, and healthy secretions to evolve from the liver, kidneys, and boweis ; the appetite is improved, and, in a short time, a complete and permanent cure is effected.
Sands' Remedy for Salt Rheum,
Many diseases of the skin, existing under different forms, and presenting various appearances, are usually known under the common name of SALT RHEUM ; but as all of them are generally produced by the same or similar causes, and can be removed by the same course of treatment, it is not material to the patient what the name of his disease is, provided he can meet with a remedy and permanent cure: this can always be done by a judicious use of the Remedy. Over fifteen thousand cases of skin diseases have been cured by this wonderful medicine, which alone is a sufficient guarantee of its great medicinal virtues.
The above CELEBRATED REMEDIES are prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton st., corner of William, New York. And Sold also by Druggists generally.
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
Fulton Fire Insurance Company, No. 40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, AND 43 GRAND STREET, BROOKLYN, (LATE WILLIAMSBURGH.)
CAPITAL, $150,000.
W. MULLIGAN, Sec'y. SAML. TAYLOR, Ass't. Sec'y.
A. B. HODGES, President. ROLLIN SANFORD, Vice-Pres't JOHN CASHOW, Surv'r.
DIRECTORS:
Andrew B. Hodges,
John L. Everett,
Rollin Sanford,
E. R. Livermore,
Richard Raynor,
Grahams Polley,
James Moore,
William Mulligan,
Thomas C. Moore,
Geo. W. Prince,
M. F. Hodges,
James S. Bearns,
M. Kalbfleisch,
B. Blanchard,
Edwards W. Fiske,
John Moore,
W. L. Conklin,
George Barnes,
James L. Morgan,
Seymour L. Husted,
Henry A. Kent,
Eli Robbins,
Chas. E. Smith,
George T. Cobb,
J. Schenck Suydam,
O. W. Brennan,
J. M. Furman,
Alexander Studwell,
J. V. Schoonmaker,
Robert Slimmon.
LOWERRE & LEWIS, 63 FULTON and 19 JAMES STREETS, BROOKLYN, MANUFACTURERS OF TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE. STOVE PIPE, COAL HODS, &c.
DEALERS IN Cooking, fall, Parlor, and Office Stoves,
BRIGGS' PATENT HOT-AIR FURNACES AND RANGES, PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD AND ZINC. WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSE FURNISHING
Metal Roofing and Jobbing done to Order. Stove [ Fixtures constantly on hand. All Orders promptly attended to.
WM. D. LOWERRE.
ANSON LEWIS.
A. S. Foster,
Thomas M. Clark,
William A. Cobb,
A. C. Tefft,
Philip S. Crooke,
Jared Sparks,
William T. Mills,
A. J. Allaire,
John J. Crane,
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WESTERN [P] DISTRICT.
Penny Henry B. letter carrier, De Kalb av. c. Fleet
Pentland James, fruit, Washington market, N.Y. h. 183 Adams
Pentland Joseph, actor, 147 High
Penton Samuel, watch case maker, 191 Pearl
Pentney John, fish, 251 Myrtle av
Peoples Robert, laborer, Congress, n. Columbia
Peppard Thomas, shoemaker, Rapelyea, n. Ham- ilton av
Pepper Simon, shipmaster, 214 Schermerhorn Perce James M. intelligence, Jersey City, h. 221 Court
Percival John, laborer, Imlay, n Commerce Perrin Arthur, 129 Willoughby
Perrin Edward C. lawyer, 24 Broadway, N. Y. h. h. 394 Hicks
Perrin Henry, grocer, Dean, c. Pearsall
Perrin John, chair maker, r. 209 Gold
Perrin Robert P. cashier City Bank, h. 22 La- fayette av
Percival Thomas, laborer, Imlay, n. Commerce Perego Ira, gent's furnishing, 61 Nassau, N. Y. h. 20 Hanover pl
Perine James S. 126 Johnson -
Perine William T. jr. baker, 126 Johnson
Perine William T. carriage manuf. 126 Johnson
Perisford Phillip, card maker, Woodhull, c. Co- lumbia
Perpignan Alfred C. segars, 129 Myrtle av
Perkins Albert C, salesman, 57 Broad, N. Y. 4th pl. n. Henry
Perkins Dennis, drygoods, 26 Cortlandt, N. Y. bds. Henry, n. Amity
Perkins Edward, broker, 104 Pearl, N. Y. h. 178 Washington
Perkins Foster S. coal, 111 Broad, N. Y. h. 22 Cheever pl
Perkins H. B. liquors, 172 Bridge, 271 Fulton, and Myrtle av. c. Prince, h. 120 Concord
Perkins H. B. liquors, 165 Myrtle av. 271 Fulton, and 172 Bridge, h. 172 Bridge
Perkins Joseph, mer 39 South, N. Y. h. 43 Wil- loughby
Perkins James, carpenter, Carroll, c. Columbia
Perkins John, mer, 62 Pearl, N. Y. b. 191 Clin- ton
Perkins Mary A. widow John, 333 Adelphi
Perkins William, clerk, 373 Adelphi
Perkins William, laborer, 24 President
Perlee Abraham B. grocer, 5th av. c. 6th
Pernot Francis, machinist, 15 W. Broadway, N. Y. h. 55 Bond
Pernot Leon, machinist, 307 Atlantic
PERPIGNAN ALFRED C. segars, 129 Myrtle av Peterson Benjamin, carpenter, Munroe n. Lewis Pero Rue, stevedore, 22 Chapel av
Perrifield Catharine, widow, colored, laundress, 189 Pearl
Perrine Abram J. tailor, Skillman n. Myrtle av Perrine William, ice, Murray c. Broadway, N.Y. h. 130 Adams
Perrine William, paper carrier, 17 Carll
Perrine William L. R. homoeopathic physician, 22 Myrtle av
Perrins David, segar maker, Columbia c. Wood- hull
Perritt Thomas, tailor, 18 Cortlandt, N. Y. h. 43 Myrtle av
Perry Alexander, stevedore, 136 Hamilton av Perry Ann, school, 331 Degraw
Perry Augustus, clerk, Bergen n. Classon
Perry Charles, goldbeater, 141 Hudson av
Perry Catharine Miss, shirtmaker, 115 Hudson av Perry George T. clothing, 42 Dey, N. Y. h. 412 Henry
Perry James H. Rev. 339 Gold
Perry John, carpenter, 151 Myrtle av
Perry John J. com. mer. 108 Broad, bds. 84 State
Perry John M. com. rep. and sup. City Hall, h. 94 Duffield
Perry John M. broker, 52 Cedar, N. Y. bds. 68 Hoyt
Perry Joseph, book-keeper, 147 Willoughby
Perry Jotham E. dep. com. rep. and sup. City Hall, h. 196 Atlantic
Perry Miss L. teacher, 9 Baltic
Perry Margaret, widow Eli, 592 Pacific
Perry Mary A. widow Edward J. segars, 336 Ful- ton
Perry Robert, com. mer. 108 Broadway, N. Y. h. 84 State
Perry Robert, blacksmith, Flushing av. n. Clin- ton av
Perry Theodore, mer. 2 Bowling Green, N. Y. h. 32 Tompkin's pl
Perry William, watchman, Canton n. De Kalb av Perry William, blacksmith, Myrtle av. c. Sand- ford
Perry William H. stairbuilder, Atlantic av. cor. Hampton
Persiani A. widow Richard, 24 Dean
Pert Luther B. lawyer, 31 Wall, N. Y. h. 208 Clinton
Pescott Charlotte, millinery, 309 Fulton
Pescott James, undertaker, 299 Fulton av. h. 240 Washington
Peters - , captain, 141 Sackett* .
Peters Amos, carriagemaker, Ryerson cor. Wil- loughby av
Peters Charles, mer. 53 South, h. 251 Clinton
Peters Christiana A. widow , William, Hanson pl. c. Portland av
Peters Daniel T. ferrymaster, 295 Gold
Peters Edward J. mer. 53 South, h. 251 Clinton
Peters George N. carpenter, 188 Water
Peters John, lighter, Smith n. Penny Bridge
Peters Morris B. drugs, Montague c. Hicks, h. 115 Atlantic
Peters Silas, tailor, 13 Prospect
Peters William, painter, 478 Atlantic
Peters William, boats, Penny Bridge, ft. Smith
Petersen Frederick A. architect, 44 Tompkin's pl Peterson Anthony, colored, laborer, Wallworth n. Flushing av
Peterson Caroline, widow Edward, 330 Degraw Peterson Christopher, pilot, 114 Concord
PETERSON E. A. carpets, 70 Canal, N. Y.
Peterson Haus, bricklayer, 135 S. Columbia
Peterson H. M. broker, N. Y. h. 10 Union
Peterson Israel, colored, shoemaker, Atlantic n. Schenectady av
Peterson Peter, colored, waiter, 187 Navy
Peterson Sophia, widow Peter, Elizabeth n. Con- over
Peterson Royal, poultry dealer, 107 Fulton av. h. 12 Bond
Peterson Thomas, rigger, 203 S. Columbia
PETERSON & HUMPHREY, carpets, 524 Broad- way
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Petit Joseph, ins. 46 Wall, N. Y. h. 103 Pine- | Phelps Henry B. com. mer. 259 Pearl, N. Y. h. apple 93 1st pl
Petrie Alexander, baker, h. 43 Henry
Petrie Ann E. widow Carlos D. 302 Pacific
Petrie John, coachmaker, 38 Franklin av
Pettibone William, liquors, 75 Bridge, h. 147 York
Pettis Byron C. daguerreotypist, 147 Atlantic Pettis John R. daguerreotypist, 137 Atlantic
Pettis Julian V. book-keeper, 98 Maiden la. N.Y. h. 371 Myrtle av
Pettis & Brother, daguerreotypes, 157 Atlantic Pettit Catharine, widow, 173 York
Pettit Foster, eating-house, 136 Water, N. Y. h. 133 High
Pettit Ichadod, cartman, 252 Adams
Pettit Joseph S. teamster, 70 Adelphi
Pettit Mary, widow Charles, boarding, 238 Henry
Pettit Mrs. Mary, drygoods, 147 Fulton
Pettit Nicholas N. clerk, 272 Pearl
Pettit Oliver, brushmaker, Park av. n. Clinton av PETTIT STEPHEN, grocer, 39 Hicks
STEPHEN PETTIT, family grocer, No. 39 Hicks street, cor. Middagh, Brooklyn.
Pettit, Thomas, grocery, Hudson av. c. Concord
Pettit Thomas, clerk, 175 York
Pettit Wells O. mason, Clermont av. n. Myrtle av
Pettit William, cartman, 84 Lawrence
Pettit W. O. builder, Clermont av. n. Myrtle av
Petty John W. milk, 4 Stanton
Petty & Terry, milk, 4 Stanton
Peyton Craven, seaman, 95} Sands
Peyton Francis, clerk, 91 Fulton, N. Y. b. 105 Sackett
Pfankuchen Frederick, fruits, 334 Fulton, h. 348 Fulton
Pfefer Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 9th, n. 3rd av Pfeiff Richard, liquors, 143 S. Columbia
Pfeiffer Daniel, physician, 132 Court
Pfeismith Gunther, shoemaker, Marion, n. How- ard av
Pfeninger Louis, clerk, 298 Gold
Pfifer Paul, segarmaker, 102 Union
Pfister Carl, tailor, Flushing av. n. Whipple
Pfistzner Frederick, tailor, Sumpter's, n. Hop- kinson av
Pfizyer Charles, chemist, 188₺ Water, N. Y. Del- monica pl. n. Flushing av.
Pflug Leopold, tailor, McDougall, n. Saratoga av
Pfozz Frederick, ropemaker, Kent av. n. Flush- ing av
Phady Arthur, laborer, Plymouth, n. Gold
Phalan Bridget, widow, r. 31} Gold
Phalen Ellen B. widow John, 211 Myrtle av
Phalen James, stonecutter, 88 S. Columbia
Phalen Michael, cartman, 65 Carlton av
Phalon Patrick, laborer, 123 Douglass
Phalon Stephen, laborer, r. 32 Dean
Pheifer George, grocer, Flushing av. n. Tomp- kin's av
Phelan Edward, mer. Mobile, Ala. h. 19 Douglass
Phelan Lawrence J. mason, 58 Hudson av
Phelan Martin, liquors, Van Brunt, n. Tremont
Phelan Michael, mason, 252 Navy
Phelan Owen, books, 19 West, N. Y. h. 29 War- ren Phelps Charles S. 252 Livingston
Phelps John N. milk, De Kalb av. n. Throop av Phelps Luther, milk, Franklin av. n. Park av
Phelps Samuel F. mer. Park Bank buildings, N. Y. h. 161 Clinton
Phelps William H. jeweller, 17 John, N. Y. h. 111 Concord
Pherer Ludwig, tailor, 28 W. Warren
Phibbs Owen, agent, 35 Butler
Philcox Thomas, gardener, Warren n. Underhill av
Philip Benjamin D. clerk, c. Hicks and Fulton, h. 194 Washington
Philip George A. 194 Washington
Philip Jacob B. grocer, 58 Fulton, h. 10 Willow Philip Maria, widow William, 194 Washington
Philips George P. harnessmaker, Quincy n. Frank- lin av
Philips Henry, laces, 6 Park pl. N. Y. h. 322 Gold
Philips Henry, painter, 214 Henry, h.218 Atlantic Philips Henry A. grocer, Court c. Degraw, h. 274 Degraw
Philips James E. printer, Classon av. n. Flushing av
Philips John, builder, 70 Main
Philips John F. whitening maker, Plymouth and 177 William, N. Y. h. 98 Plymouth
Philips Jonathan, builder, Degraw n. Bond
Philips Samuel, laborer, Auburn pl. n. Portland av
Philips William, mason, 136 Court
Philips William, painter, 245 Smith
Phillips Abraham, tailor, 68 Livingston
Phillips Alpha, mer. 94 Broad, N. Y. h. 190 Smith
Phillips, Catharine, widow, 97 Sands
Phillips Demetrius, ship carpenter, 392 Myrtle
Phillips Edward, Wyckoff c. Bond
Phillips Elizabeth, widow Andrew, 56 Raymond Phillips George, bricklayer, 29 Lafayette
Phillips George, colored, laborer, 56 Stanton
Phillips George, travelling agent, Nevins n. State PHILLIPS GEORGE S. drugs, Carll c. Johnson Phillips Harriet, widow, 73 Joralemon
PHILLIPS HENRY, painter, 214 Henry, h. 218 Atlantic
Phillips Henry A. grocer, Court c. Degraw, h. 274 Degraw
Phillips Herman, builder, Wallworth n. De Kalb av. h. Skillman n. Willoughby av
Phillips James, laborer. r. Sandford n. Myrtle av Phillips James, teabroker, 120 Front, N. Y. h. 5 Vine
Phillips James F. saddler, Flushing av. n. Gra- ham
Phillips James S. 33 Tompkin's pl
Phillips Jane, widow Jacob, 113 Myrtle av
Phillips Jerome S. butcher, 6 Bond, h. 122 Prince
Phillips John, clerk, 75 Adams
Phillips John, bats, 51 Atlantic
Phillips John, public stores, h. Powers n. Atlan- tic
Phillips John B. stevedore, 82 Hoyt
Phillips Joseph, shoemaker, 58 Hudson av
Phillips Joseph C. flour, 116 Broad, N. Y. h. 172 Duffield
Phillips Josiah, carpenter, Pacific n. Franklin av Phillips Martha, millinery, 264 Fulton
Phillips Ransom, carpenter, 60 Classon av
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WESTERN [P] DISTRICT.
Phillips Rosanna, colored, widow Ira, laundress, ; Pierson Henry, lawyer, 68 Mer. Exch. N.Y. h. 78 147 Navy Livingston
Phillips Mrs. Sarah, varieties, 458} Myrtle av
Phillips Solomon, pedler, Rapelyea n. Hamilton av
Phillips Stephen C. carpenter, bas. Kent av. n. Flushing av
Phillips Thomas, painter, 18 Chapel
Phillips Thomas, shipmaster, 45 Middagh
Phillips Thomas, tailor, 445 Myrtle av
Phillips William, milk, Gates av. n. Stuyvesant av Phillips William, sashmaker, Quincy, n.Classon av
Phillips William C. book-keeper, 51 John, N. Y.h. 375 State
Phillipps William, 37 Cheever pl
Philpitt William H. fruit, 1 Fulton mkt. N.Y. h. Lafayette, c. Portland av
Talman
Phipps William, rigger, Ralph av. n. Madison
Phipps William B. upholsterer, 266 Court
Phoenix Chemical Works, John D. Perrin, agent, St. Felix, n. De Kalb av. h. 228 Washington Phoenix Ins. Co. 345 Fulton
Phoenix John W. book-keeper, 84 Carlton av
PHOENIX OIL AND CANDLE CO. Gold, c. John Phraner Marcus R. mason, 99 Carlton av
Pick Edward, mason, 80 Carlton av
Pickel Christian, laborer, Van Brunt, c. Partition Pickering Loring, com. mer. 62 William, N.Y. h. Lafayette av. c. St. Felix
Picket Edward, laborer, 141 Navy
Pickett Calvin M. builder, 29 E. Warren, h. 26 E. Warren
Pickett David, tailor, Columbia, n. Harrison
Pickett Henry, carpenter, King, n. Columbia Pickett Sarah, wid. William, 21st, c. 5th av
Pickett William H. printer plate, 3d av. n. 22d Picot Michael A. hardware, 63 Maiden la. N.Y. h. Hicks, n. Degraw
Pidgeon Francis, builder, Oxford, n. Park av
Pierce Mrs. dressmaker, 214 Adams
Pierce Alice, dressmaker, 103 Tillary
Pierce A. Johnston, 214 Adams
Pierce Hannah, dressmaker, 103 Tillary
Pierce Hosea O. book-keeper, Willoughby, c. Ray- mond, h. 17 Debevoise
Pierce John, machinist, 110 York PIERCE JOHN, referee, 343 Fulton, h. Fulton av. n. Grand av. See index for advertisement
Pierce Martin, blacksmith, 182 Prospect Pierce Nehemiah P. Rev. 3d av. n. 21st
PIERCY HENRY R. physician, 33 Willoughby
PIERCY'S LONG ISLAND SULPHUR VA- POR BATHS, 33 Willoughby, one door from Jay street, for the cure of Rheu- matism, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Diseased Eyes, Consumption, and all Cu- taneous Diseases. The Baths have been established since 1848, and have given general satisfaction.
Pierrepont Anna M. wid. H. B. 33 Pierrepont
Pierrepont Henry E. 122 Columbia
Pierrepont House, Montague, c. Hicks
Pierron Julien, hairdresser, 49 William, N. Y. h. 210 Adams
Pierson David B. 207 Livingston
Pierson George, ship fastener, Wyckoff, n. Frank- lin av
Pierson Henry, printer, 30 Fulton, h. 84 Poplar Pierson Sarah, widow, 75 High
Pierson William, brushes, 305 Pearl, N. Y. h. 331 State
Pigeon Edward, grocer, Columbia, n. Hamilton av Pigot John, grocer, 35 John
Pigot William, mer. 72 Division, N. Y. h. 143 Willoughby
Pigott George, mer. 22 Woodhull
Piggot James, upholsterer, 222 Atlantic
Pigrum Sophia, 133 Sackett
Pike Emanuel B. clothing, 81 Chatham, N. Y. h. 123 Vanderbilt av
Pike Mrs. Harriet, confectionery, De Kalb av. c. Kent av
Phipard John, cabinet maker, 51 York, h. 13 | Pike James, fancy goods, 47 Murray, N.Y. h. 242 Hicks
Pike John F. confectionery, De Kalb av. n. Kent av
Pike Robert G. lawyer, 289 Broadway, N. Y. h. 24 First pl
Pilgrim Charles, veterinary surgeon, r. 180 Jay, h. 162 Jay
Pill Henry H. tailor, 34 Hicks
Pillsbury Nehemiah O. com. mer. 50 South, N.Y. h. 89 Columbia
PINCKNEY J. H. H. lawyer, 78 Nassau, N. Y. h. 50 Hoyt
Pinckney Thomas, grocer, 35 Myrtle av
PINCKNEY THOMAS C. lawyer, 78 Nassau, N. Y. h. 50 Hoyt
Pinder William, hosiery, 171 Fulton
Pine Charles, printer, 139 Jay
Pine Michael, clerk. 207 Navy
Pink George, bricklayer, 103 Middagh
Pink William, joiner, Hickory, n. Franklin av
Pinkerton Elizabeth widow John, 64 Boerum Pinkerton John, porter, 126 Smith
Pinkham Sarah, teacher, 143 Henry
Pinkney Henry, cartman, 19 Bergen
Pinner Isador, upholstery, 89 Fulton, h. 0 Fulton
Pinner Marcus, upholsterer, 89 Fulton, h. 101 Fulton
Pinney Edward S. provisions, 234 Fulton, N. Y. Hicks, n. Carroll
Piper Mrs. A. E. artist, 130 Dean
Piper Charles B. builder, 56 Prince
Piper Hugh H. furrier, 12 Fulton
Piper William, builder, 286 Smith
Pipper Henry H. saddler, 66 Fulton, N. Y. h. 108 Pineapple
Pirkl John, butcher, Chauncey, n. Ralph av Pirnie John M. clerk, Furman, n. Joralemon Pirsch Augustus, tailor, 31 Myrtle av
Pise Charles C. Rev. h. Sidney pl. c. Livingston:
Pitbladdo Thomas, marble, 3d av. n. 17th, h. 17th,.
n. 3d av
PITBLADDO WILLIAM, granite and marble, 5th av. c. 27th, h. 18th, n. 3d av. See index for. advertisement.
Pitcher Edwin, fancygoods, 163 Court
Pitcher Edwin, fancygoods, 34 Murray, N. Y. h. 110 Fulton
Pitcher Elias, builder, 163 Court
Pitcher William, fish-hookmaker, r. Franklin av .. n. Myrtle av
Pitkin George D. drygoods, 33 Chambers, N. Y. h. 71 Johnson
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Pitman Robert, clerk, 115 Degraw Pitt Edward, liquors, 206 Atlantic
Pitt John, carpenter, 112 Jay
Pitt Martha, widow, 10 Franklin pl
Pittman Charles W. clerk, Navy Yard, h. Van Buren c. Classon av
Pittman Lemuel, Bedford av. n. Myrtle av Pittman William, butcher, 8 Catharine market, N. Y. h. Bedford av. n. Myrtle av Pitts Anna M. widow, 51 Middagh PITTS SAMUEL, grocer, Amity, n. Columbia Pitts Sophia, widow, Montague, c. Clinton
Pitty Nathan, shoemaker, 179 Fulton
Pitzel Mary, ragpicker, Smith c. Mill Plaatje B. H. 68 E. Warren
Place Charles, jr. fruit, 62 Dey, N. Y. h. 262 Hicks
Place Ephraim B. mer, 79 Cortlandt, N. Y. h. 52 W. Baltic
Place Robert, shipcarpenter, 35 Poplar
Placethes Mary, widow, boarding, 15 Willow
Plain William, music teacher, 18 Debevoise
Plant Edward, com. mer. 75 Pine, N. Y. h. 370 Adelphi
Plant Edmond T. 8 Townsend's row, Hamilton av
Plant Humphrey, candies, 77 York
Plant John, butcher, 271 Livingston
Plant John G. gold leaf, 48 Beekman, N. Y. h. 10 De Kalb av
Plant Richard, brassfounder, 80} High
Plant Richard, carpenter, Dean, n. Vanderbilt av
Plant Robert, brassfounder, 80} High, h. 15 Henry
Plant Thomas, mason, 284 Hudson av
Plant William, laborer, 239 Hudson av
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