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Van Kleeck Charles A. mer. 218 Water, N. Y. h. 94 Lawrence
Van Keuren Abraham S. liquors, 17 York
Van Keuren William, ice agent, 100 Cranberry, h. 32 Prince
Vanlew Susan, widow, 2 Concord pl
Vanley James, laborer. Park av. n. Canton Vanlone Mary Ann, widow, 183 Prospect
Van Mater John, packing box, 11 Lawrence pl. h. 48 Tillary
Van Mater Maria, widow Garrett, boarding, 127 Myrtle av
Van Mater Peter, mason, 137 Myrtle av
Vannamee James, salesman, 8 Hanson place
Van Ness Abram, carpenter, h. 142 Johnson
Van Ness Elias, com. mer. Wash. mkt. N. Y. h. 157 Jay
Van Ness John, physician, Franklin av. n. Myr- tle av
Van Ness John L. clerk, 107 Prospect
Van Nostrand Aaron, Classon av. c. Lefferts
Van Nostrand Alfred, painter, 203 High
Van Nostrand Ann, colored, washing, 151 Navy
Van Nostrand Benjamin, broker, 11 Wall, N. Y. h. 286 Pearl
Van Nostrand Benjamin S. cartman, Graham n. Willoughby av
Van Nostrand George, paper carrier, 8 Cottage row
Van Nostrand Henry, poultry, Fulton mkt. N.Y. h. 157 High
Van Nostrand Isaac, carman, Franklin av n. Willoughby av
301
WESTERN [V] DISTRICT.
Van Nostrand James, Pres. Merch. Exch. Bk. N. | Van Tassel Nicholas, engineer, 201 Bridge Y. 293 Henry
Van Nostrand James W. com. mer. 51 Whitehall, N. Y. h. 86 Sands
Van Nostrand James W. attorney, 170 Atlantic Van Nostrand John, Pres. Coml. F. I. Co. 75 Wall, N. Y. h. 5 Strong pl
Van Nostrand John, builder, Fourth av. c. 23d
Van Nostrand John J. mer. 116 West, N. Y. h. 295 Henry
Van Nostrand Joseph, ferryman, Flushing av. c. Oxford
Van Nostrand Sarah, widow, 87 Henry
.Van Nostrand Treadwell, carman, Myrtle av. c. Schenck
Van Nyse, James 21st n. Fourth av .
Van Orden Andrew, billiards, &c., 2 Union n. Hamilton av
Van Orden Henry D. lawyer, 187 Greenwich, N. Y. h. 252 Schermerhorn
Van Orden H S. crockery, Fleet c. De Kalb av
VAN ORTWICK JOHN A. carriage repository, 44 Fulton. h. Rahway, N. J. See index for ad- vertisement.
Van Oster Edgar, fish, Fulton Market, h. 49 Middagh
Van Ostrand Alfred, Catharine ferry, h. Oxford
Van Ostrand Charles, barge master, 292 Fulton
Van Ostrand John, blacksmith, 236 Myrtle av
Van Pelt Edward, ship master, Clermont av. n. Park av
Van Pelt John, car driver, Third av. n. 20th
Van Pelt, John, fisherman, Stirling pl. n. 3d av Van Pelt John, mason, Third av. n. 14th
Van Pelt Walter, mason, 3 Cottage row, 18th
Van Pelt William H. sailmaker, cor. South and Pine, N. Y. h. 271 Adelphi
Vanre Richard, roofer, 166 Pearl
Van Riper Cornelius, salesman, 21 E. Baltic
Van Riper Huldah, widow Isaac, boarding 3d av. n. Sterling pl
Van Riper Isaac, plasterer, 12th c. Fourth av
Van Riper Jeremiah, builder, 90 and 92 Pacific, h. 42 W. Baltic
Van Riper John, carpenter, 268 Pearl
Van Ronk Cornelius, ship carpenter, 99 Cranberry
Van Sands Charles L. tinsmith, Clermont av. n Flushing av
Van Sicklan Ferdinand, lamplighter, 380 Hudson av
Van Sicklen Charles, carpenter, 49 Carlton av
Van Sicklen William, pattern maker, 35 Adelphi
Van Sinden Henry, foreman, R. R. Co. 36th c. Fourth av
Van Sinderan Mary, widow Adrian, 58 Willow
Van Sise Andrew, painter, 67} Fulton, h. 17 Gar- rison
Van Sise Charles, mason, 121 Concord
Van Sise George, staircase maker, 127 Myrtle av Van Steenbergh Cornell's, index clerk, Register's office. City Hall, h. Fulton av. op. Duffield Vanstay Frances, widow, 22 Chapel
Vanstay Matthias, colored, porter, 162 Nassau Van Story James, clerk, r. 10th, n. 3d av
Van Syckel John M. butcher, 19 Hicks, h. 20 Hicks
Van Tassel Alanson, engineer, 17th, n. 3d av
Van Tassel Ellen, widow Lafayette, boarding, 253 Fulton
Vantassell Jacob, cooper, 98 High
Van Tassel Wright, cartman, 201 State
Vantin Claudius, clerk, 48 William, N. Y. h. 10th, n 3d av
Van Tuyl Andrew, book-keeper, Franklin av. n. Willoughby av
Van Usler Charles George, salesman, 167 Broad- way, h. 278 Pacific
Van Valkenburgh Charles E. lawyer, 141 Jorale- mon, h 128 Adams
Van Veeler Daniel, boatman, 121 York
Van Velsor Charles B. clerk, N. Y. h. 91 Johnson Van Velsor James, watchman, Carlton av. n. At- lantic av
Van Velsor John, policeman, Myrtle av. n. Grand av
Van Vechten I. R. C. H. Atlantic dock, h. 22 Harrison
Van Vlict William H. 28 Livingston
Van Voorhis Miss A. S. dressmaker, 65 Fulton av VAN VOORHIS DANIEL, postmaster, 337 and 339 Fulton, h. 141 Lawrence
Van Voorhis John, jailor, 379 Myrtle av
Van Voorhis John B. contractor, 10 Debevoise
Van Voorhis Robert, teacher, Franklin av. n. Myrtle av
Van Voorhis Uriah, carpenter, Myrtle av. c. Portland av
Van Voorhis William, builder, 111 Prince
Van Voorhis William H. builder, Park av. n. Franklin av
Van Vooris, Mrs. Catharine, nurse, 1 Concord pl Van Vorst William, clerk, 267 Union
Van Wyck John, teamster, 258 Myrtle av
Van Wyck Samuel, guano, 3 Atlantic, h. 298 Dean
Van Wagenen G. G. lawyer, 71 Wall, N. Y. h. 50 Pierrepont
Van Wagner David H. masons' materials, Adams, c Plymouth, h. 107 Lawrence
Van Wagner Henry W. office chief police, City Hall, h. 134 Myrtle av
VAN WAGNER ISAAC, lawyer, 15 Nassau, N.Y. Myrtle av. n. Lewis av
VAN WAGNER ISAAC D. lime and brick, Plymouth, c. Adams, h. 187 Fulton
Van Wagner Mrs. M A 255 Gold
Van Wicklen John L. butcher, 1 Boardman pl. Court
Van Winkle Ellanor, widow, 140 Nassau
Van Winkle George W. foreman, ft. S. 2d, (E. D.) h. Wyckoff, n. Vanderbilt av
Van Winkle John, shipcarpenter, 114 Carlton av VAN WINKLE J. H. coal, 57 Fulton, 171 Joralemon, and 34 Hamilton av. h. Flatbush
CHEAPEST COAL YARD IN THE CITY ! The Anti-Monopoly Coal Association Yards are No. 171 Joralemon, cor. Ful- ton, and 34 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. J. H. VAN WINKLE.
Van Winkle, William A. carpenter, 140 Nassau Van Wyne Abraham, carpenter, 76 Degraw
Van Wynen Anthony, stair builder, Union, n. Nevins, h. Carroll, n 3d av
Van Wynen Bastian, carver, Union, n. Nevins, h. Carroll, n. 3d av
Van Zant Charles A jr. imp. Pearl, N. Y. h. 223 Degraw
Van Zandt Charles A. physician, 101 Schermer- horn
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BROOKLYN [V] DIRECTORY :
Van Zandt Cornelius, grocer, Columbia, c. Sack- | VERSFELT EDWARD B., house agent, 462 At- ett, h. 80 Sackett lantic
Van Zandt Edward, com. mer. 4 Bowling Green, N. Y. h. 71 State
Van Zandt Garrett, grocer, Sackett, c. Columbia, h. 80 President
Van Zandt Garret & Cornelius, grocers, Sackett, c. Columbia
Van Zandt George, colored whitewasher, r. 54 Stanton
Van Zandt Henry C., seaman, 188 Gold
Van Zandt Hobart, bookkeeper, N. Y., h. 17 Johnson
Van Zandt James F., engineer, 12 Carroll Van Zandt James R , clerk, 53 Fleet
Van Zandt John, physician, 422 Pacific Van Zandt Washington, editor, 17 Johnson Varian Andrew J., coach maker. 133 Hudson av Varin Mrs Sarah, millinery, 288 Fulton av
Varin Victor, straw hat presser, 65 Fulton av. h. Fulton av. c. Lafayette av
Varick Mrs. J L., 40 W. Pacific
Varick Robert P , baker, 65 Myrtle av
Varley John, clerk, 177 South, N. Y., h. 13th, n. 6th av
Vaughan David, overseer, 63 Carroll
Vaughan Frances, widow Patrick, r 30 Congress
Vaughan Francis S , feed, 10 Lafayette
Vaughan George, laborer, 13 Harper ct
Vaughan Hessey, widow, seamstress, Smith, n. Penny Bridge
Vaughan Robert, stone setter, 12 Harper ct
Vaughan Thomas, blacksmith, Hopkins n. Del- monico pl
Vaughen Thomas, laborer, Steuben, n. Park av Veanzet John, clerk, 12 Cottage pl., S. Columbia Vear John, horsenails, 27 Van Brunt
Vedder Daniel, laborer, Pacific, n. Grand av
Veitch Miss Eliza, milliner, 91 Van Brunt, n. Sullivan
Veitch Miss Jeanette, milliner, 91 Van Brunt, n. Sullivan
Veith Charles, butcher, 37} State, h. 272 Hicks VEITH CHRISTIAN H. liquors, 105 Atlantic Veith Gottlieb, butcher, Hoyt c Wyckoff
Veley Francis, broom ,maker, Sackett, n. Wash- ington av
Veley Nicholas, broom maker, Sacket, n. Wash- ington av
Velsing John, laborer, 21 Sacket
Velsor Benjamin, policeman, Raymond, n. Myrtle Velsor Israel D., chief engineer, fire department, City Hall, h. 280 Gold
Veltman Hiram, crockery, 88 Wall, N. Y., h. 92 Harrison
Venner Jacob, Flushing av. n. Nostrand av
Venning Peter, laborer, Congress, n. Columbia. Venzel Jacob, laborer, 5 Hall's al. Furman Verhagen John A., paper carrier, r. 18th n. 3d av Verling Richard, laborer, r. 52 Bergen
Vermilyea Nazareth, engineer, 207 High
Vernam Cramer, forwarding, White c. Centre, N. Y., h. 206 Court
Vernon Samuel, paper, 28 Beekman, N. Y., h. 81 Schermerhorn
Vernon Thomas, paper, 23 Beekman, N. Y., h. 81 Schermerhorn
VERSFELT, House Agent, 462 Atlantic st., n. Nevins, Brooklyn. 20
Versoy John, brush maker, 2 Mercein
Vesey John, gardener, 271 Adams
Vesey William H., clerk, 98 Congress
Vess William, tailor, 34 Pacific
Vethake J. W., physician, 70 Willoughby
Vetter, Henry, segar maker, 45 Talman
Veughen James, U. S. N. 67 Hudson av
Vieweg Charles, music teacher, 93 Pierrepont
Vibbard L. N. city surveyor, . 22 Court, h. 176 Duffield
Vibusch Henry H. grocer, 116 Gold
Vickers Mrs. Elizabeth, 16 Dean
Victory Christopher, laborer, Columbia n. Hamil- ton av
Victory James, carman, 204 Hamilton av
Victory James, cartman, 1st n. 5th av
Victory John, grocer, Court c. Mill
Victory John, grocer, Pacific c Underhill av
Victory Thomas, laborer, Pacific n. Vanderbilt
Victory Thomas, liquors, Baltic n. Hoyt
Vidand E. O. com. mer. 18 Beaver, N. Y. h. 298 Union
Vidto M. L hatter, 386 Hudson av
Viers Peter, laborer, Centre n. Hamilton av
Victor Theodore, mer. 93 Pearl, N. Y. h. 68 Rem- sen
Vigotty Joseph, seaman, 171 York
Vincent Elizabeth, widow John, Kent av. n. Park av
Vincent Frank, drygoods, 20 Warren, N. Y. h. 241 Henry
Vincent George, laborer, Wallworth n. Myrtle av Vincent James, weaver, Kent av. n Park av
Vincent A. Jonathan W. imp. 167 Broadway, N. Y. h. 289 Union
Vincent John, flour, 206 Myrtle av.
Vincent Joseph, printer, 169 Prospect
Vincent Joshua, carpenter, bds. Kent av. n. Park av
Vincent Thomas, stove culler, 72 Prince
Vine Michael, lighterman, Columbia c Pacific Vining George J. house furnishing, 102 and 104 Fulton, h. 120 Henry
Vining Harrison S. com. mer. 31 Old Slip, h. Ox- ford n. Atlantic av
Vining Mrs. Susanna, dressmaker, 81 Fulton av Vinton Francis Rev. D.D Assistant Minister Trin- ity Church, N. Y. office St. Paul's Mission 31 Vesey, h. Grace Court, Brooklyn Heights Vintr Frederick, baker, 254 Hudson av Vitt Auguste H. fancy goods, 150 Smith Vitzel John, seaman, 70 Atlantic
Vivian Harriet, widow charles, confectioner, 104 Union
Vogel John, engineer, Classon av. n. Flushing av Vogelsang Peter, porter, colored, 2 Stanton
Voght Abraham, grocer, Bedford av. c. Van Buren Voght Charles, printer, 27 Johnson
Voght Kilian, grocer, Atlantic av. n. Classon av Volginan August, machinist, Van Brunt n. Union Volk Robert, barber, 138} Myrtle av
Verplanck Abraham, Customhouse, N. Y., h. 290 Degraw Verplanck J. V. D., soap stone, 73 Pine, N. Y., Vollers George H. bookkeeper, Cumberland n. Volkening Julius, grocer, De Kalb av. c. Sandford h. 165 E. Baltic Atlantic av
303
WESTERN
Vollmer Jacob, butcher, E. Warren c. Hoyt Vollmer John A. baker, 93 Boerum
Vollmer Morris, sculptor, 11th n. 3d av Von Auw Ivan, clerk. bds. 85 Woodhull
Von Bergen Christopher, grocer, Lafayette av. c. Classon av
VON GLAHN CHARLES, grocer, 234 Dean
Von Glahn Henry, grocer, 91 Adams
Von Glahn William, clerk, 234 Dean
Vonhein Otto, clerk, bds. 28 Summit
Voorhees Dominicus S. carpenter and builder, Court n. Luqueer, h. Court c. E Warren.
Voorhees Jacob K. butcher, 225 Smith, h. Smith c. Degraw
Voorhees J. M D. medical electrician, 69 Sands. See index for advertisement
Voorhees James, butcher, 225 Smith, h. Court, n. Douglass
Voorhees Jared, assess. col. City Hall, h. High, n. Bridge
Voorhees John, real estate agent, 295 Bridge
Voorhees John G. clerk, Custom House, N. Y. h. 243 Adelphi
Voorhees John W. school, 282 Court
Voorhees Judah B. clerk, Surrogate's Court, h. 139 Sands
Voorhees Matthew H. assist. sect. Brooklyn Fire Ins. Co h. 329 Gold
Voorhees Peter, builder, Schermerhorn, n. Boer- um, h 81 Lawrence
VOORHIES ZACHARIAH, clerk, Justice's Court, City Hall, and Commissioner of Deeds, h. 4 Taylor, (E. D.)
Voorhis Garret, dep. collector, 138 High
Voorhis George W. painter, r. 110 Lawrence
Voorhis Jeremiah, lawyer, 138 High
Voorhis John C. shipcarpenter, Bush, n. Court
Voorhis Maria L. boarding, 8 Garden
Voorbis William, lime, h. Nyack
VOORHIS & SPENCER, lime, brick, and stone, foot Amity
Vooris Victor, salesman, 301 Dean
Voris Vansinderen S. laces, 40 John, N. Y. h. Gates av. c Franklin av
Vosburgh William C. clocks, 1 Cortlandt, N. Y. h. 127 Vanderbilt av
Voss Cornelius T. hardware, Myrtle av. c. Cler- mont av
Voss John, grocer, Park av. c. Cumberland
Voss Neal, packer, Warren, n. Troy av
Von Glahn Henry, grocer, Prospect, c. Adams Vought Abraham, grocer, Bedford av. c. Van Buren
Vowles Joseph, butcher, 240 Atlantic
Vrede Christopher, grocer, Columbia, c. State Vredenburgh Elizabeth, widow, 333 Atlantic
Vredenburgh William D. painter, 6 Beaver, N. Y. h. 257 State
Vreeland Elizabeth, widow John, Reed av. c. Gates av
Vreeland William A. carpenter, 58 and 68 Trinity pl. N Y. h. 368 Atlantic
Vroom Cornelius T. carman, h. 18 Carroll
Vroom Michael D. clerk, Supts. Office, City Hall, h. 217 Court
Vrosnan Timothy, laborer, Bergen, n. Nevins
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DISTRICT.
RANCE, call on T. F. LESLIE, Insurance Broker, 63 Fulton av. and 3 Nassau, N. Y. Wachschlager Hugo, mer. 34 New, N. Y. h. 6 Cheever pl
Waddell George, glassmaker, 187 Gold Waddell John, waiter, 201} Court
Waddock John, bootfitter, 249 Gold
Waddy George A. health warden, City Hall, h. 18 Debevoise
Wade Charles, salesman, Powers, n. Dean
Wade Charles, waiter, Bedford av. n. Myrtle av Wade Edward, fruit, Amity, n. Columbia
Wade Edward C. stereotyper, 71 Poplar
Wade George, surgical instrument maker, 85 Fulton, N. Y. h. 54 Hicks
Wade H. Dwight, ink manufacturer, Rogers, c. Sackett, h. Classon av. n Lefferts
Wade James, laborer, Columbia, n. Hamilton av Wade John, laborer, Bergen, n. Flatbush av
Wade Patrick, laborer, 47 S. Willow
Wade Patrick, machinist, 244 John
Wade Rossiter B. shipmaster, 206 Schermerhorn Wade Timothy A. physician, 257 Pearl Wade William, Herkimer, n. Clove rd
Wade William, boatman, Hamilton av. n. Hicks Wade William W. livery stable, Pacific, c. Hicks Wadsworth Ann M. widow, 109 Degraw
Wadsworth Decius, naval stores, 168 Pearl, N.Y.
h. 73 Second pl
Wadsworth John, clerk, Stewart, n. York
Wady Ira S. shipmaster, Myrtle av. n. Division av
Waechter John, laborer, Hopkins, n. Marcy av
Waerner Andrew, blacksmith, 232 Myrtle av
Waetner Charles, laborer, Conover, c. Dikeman Wafar John, laborer, 122 Harrison
Wafer Moses, currier, 218 Gold
Wagner Alexander, mason. 22d, n. 3d av
Wagner Anthony C. cabinetmaker, Greene av. c. Stuyvesant av
Wagner Jacob, scavenger, 186 Partition
Wagner John, butcher, Summit, c. Woodhull Wagner Henry, grocer, Hunterfly rd. Carsville Waholder Peter, porter, 90 E. Baltic
Waing Robert H. ferryman, Park av. c. Cumber- land
Wainwright William, 214 Bridge
Waite Albert S. book-keeper, 22 William, N.Y. h. 318 State
Waite Charles H. book-keeper, Classon av. n. Myrtle av
Wakefield Charles, gasfitter, 59 Douglass
WAKEFIELD PETER, gasfitter, 194 Court, 13 Wall, N. Y. and Elizabethtown, N. J. h. 53 Douglass
PETER WAKEFIELD, Gas Fitter, 194 Court st. South Brooklyn, Office, No. 13 Wall st. basement, N. Y. and Elizabeth- town, N. J.
Wakefield Thomas, gasfitter, 280 Smith
Wakeley Catharine, wid. William, 26 Amity
Wakeley Edward, laborer, 31 Amity
Wakeley John, laborer, 33 Amity
Wakeley Sarah, widow, 100 Congress
Wakelin Hannah, widow William, confectionery, 176 Fulton
Wakelin Isabella J. wid. William, 214 Livingston Walden Charles C. dep. collect. C. H. h. 414 Pa- cific
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BROOKLYN [W] DIRECTORY :
Walden Daniel T. lawyer, 7 Wall, N. Y. h. Grand | Walker Luke. tobacconist, 227 Smith av. n. Fulton av
Walden Daniel T. jr lawyer, 57 Chambers, N.Y. | Walker M. music, 167 Fulton, h. 24 Clinton
h. Grand av. n. Putnam av
Walden Esther F. wid. Thomas, 5th av. c. Bergen Waldon Thomas, accountant, 52 E. Warren
Walden Thomas, bonded warehouse, 31 West, N.
Y. h. 5th av. n. Bergen
Waldron A. P. clerk, 10 South, N.Y. h. 231 Scher- merhorn
Waldron Albert, auctioneer, 6 Pacific
Waldron Arthur, boatman, 71 Sackett
Waldron Frederick, sailmaker, 149 Gold
Waldron Hannah, wid. James, 62 Prince
Waldron Henry, paints, 14 Water, and 180 Front, N. Y. h. 22 Clinton
Waldron Henry H. white lead factory, Water, n. Bridge, and 180 Front, N.Y. h 22 Clinton
Waldron Joseph J. crockery, 6 Liberty, N. Y. h. Nevins, n Dean
Waldron Nicholas, book- keeper, 111 York
Waldron Thomas, jr. book-keeper, 290 Dean Wales Charles, seaman, 264 Gold
Wales George, dentist, 141 High
Wales George, milkman, Bainbridge, n. Ralph av Wales Thomas, painter, 237 Gold
Walgrove Mackay, clothing, 86 Nassau, N. Y. h. 38 Prospect
Walke Henry, U. S N. Clermont av. n. De Kalb 8V
Walker Adam, shoemaker, Kent av. n. Park av Walker Agnes, boarding, 87} Butler
Walker Anars, brass polisher, 227 Smith
Walker Andrew, 227 Smith
Walker Charles W. morocco cases, 546 Pearl, N. Y. h. 16 Douglass
Walker Edward, butcher, 170 Smith
Walker Ferdinand, drygoods, 52 Murray, N. Y. h. Clinton av. n. Myrtle av
Walker George, fish, Classon av. c. Myrtle av. h. Kent av. n. Myrtle av
Walker George, real estate broker, 33 Woodhull Walker George O. real estate, bds. 33 Woodhull Walker Gideon, lawyer, Park av. n. Clinton av Walker Gideon L. lawyer, Park av. n. Clinton
Walker Gideon W salt manuf. 31 and 32 Atlantic Dock, h. 7 Harrison
Walker Hanson H. piano fortes, 296 Fulton, h. 189 Smith
Walker Henry, cutter, 85 President
Walker Henry J. C. clothing, 2 Murray, N.Y. h. 85 President
Walker Isaac S. broker, 134 Water, N. Y. h. 125 Willoughby
Walker James, boots and shoes, 45 Atlantic
Walker John, bookbinder, 316 Fulton
Walker John C. bookbinder, 220 Jay
Walker John, express, 115 Fulton, N. Y. h. 2 Bergen
Walker John, laborer, Bridge c. Water
Walker John, porter, Kent av. n. Flushing av Walker John A. stonecutter, Ewen n. Van Brunt Walker John E. watchman, 150 Johnson
Walker John F teamster, r. 160 Navy
Walker John J. builder, Fulton av. n. Vander- bilt av
Walker John T imp 51 Exchange pl. N. Y. h. 370 State
Walker Langley B morocco cases, 546 Pearl, N. Y. h. 189 Smith
Walker Luke, 227 Smith
Walker M. 167 Fulton, 24 Clinton
Walker Nathaniel, clerk, Kent av n. Myrtle av Walker Patrick, stonecutter, 227 Smith
Walker Richard, blacksmith, Vanbrunt c. Wil- liam
Walker Robert, labforer, Wallworth n. Park av
Walker Sarah, widow, 243 Gold
Walker Sarah S. widow Charles, 189 Smith
Walker Sylvester M. machinist, 41 Myrtle av
Walker Thomas, 94 Navy
Walker Thomas, baker, 326 Degraw
Walker Thomas, confectioner, 212 Columbia
Walker Thomas, marble polisher, 18th n. 8th av Walker Thomas, seaman, 140 Hamilton av
Walker William A. ferry master, Fulton av. n: Vanderbilt av
Walker William A. clerk, City hall, bds. 138 Li- vingston
Walker William F. real estate broker, 229 Broad- way, N. Y. h. 49 Summit
Walker William S. teamster, Navy Yard, h. 250 Navy
Walker William S. fancygoods, 96 Myrtle av
Wall E. P. imp. 107 Fulton and 54 Ann, N. Y. h. 40 Middagh
Wall Mrs. widow Gustin M. 266 Degraw
Wall Jane, washwoman, 126 Sands
Wall John, blacksmith, Hopkins c. Delmonico pl
Wall John, butcher, 1 Atlantic market, h. Bergen n. Grand av
Wall John, fireman, 111 Gold
Wall Mary, wid. Michael, Sullivan n. Van Brunt
Wall Mary, widow Richard, 176 Fulton av
Wall Mary, dressmaker, 176 Fulton av
Wall Thomas, carpenter, 10 Tiffany pl
Wall Thomas, tailor, 26th n. 5th
Wall William, teamster, Sullivan n. Van Brunt
Wallace Archibald, rope maker, Kent av. n. Flushing av
Wallace Caroline, 'fancy goods, Fulton av. n. Hunter
Wallace Charles, faucet maker, Fulton av. n. Hunter
Wallace David M. com. mer. 131 Water N. Y. h. Nevins n. Pacific
Wallace Edward, book-keeper, Flatbush Road c. Dean
Wallace Ellen, widow Michael, 110 York
Wallace Ellen, tailoress, 69 Myrtle av
Wallace Mrs. Ellen, teacher, 135 Concord
Wallace George, clerk, N. Y. h. 146 Pearl Wallace James, cold. porter, 31 Chapel
Wallace James, ship carpenter, r. 33 John
Wallace James D. express, 6 Cottage row, Furman Wallace James J. chemist, 36 Fulton,h. 89 Prince Wallace James P. mer. 11 Front N. Y. h. 9 Scher- merhorn
Wallace John, 407 Adelphi
Wallace John, dry goods, N.Y h. 146 Pearl
Wallace John, liquors, Pacific c. Columbia, h. State c. Columbia
Wallace John, pedler, Warren n. Columbia
Wallace John, seaman, 28 Carroll
Wallace John F. liquors, 200 Columbia and Co- lumbia c. Pacific
Wallace Margaret, tailoress, 69 Myrtle av.
Wallace Martin, liquors, 102 Columbia
Wallace Matthew, hair-dresser, 154 Bridge, h. 198 Bridge
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Principal wholesale and retail depot for Lyon's Magnetic Powder and Pills, 424 Broadway. Sold by Mrs Hayes, 175 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, and all respectable druggists in the United States. Retail price, 25 cents per flask or ox, with a proportionate reduction to wholesale buyers. I 'EMANUEL LYON.
For the Destruction of Insects, Without Poison,
HAS been for many years a Standard Article throughout the United States, as well known and as regularly in demand by housekeepers as any merchandize of the first necessity, used for domestic purposes. It has been submitted during this time for analyzation and experi- ment to the First Scientific Men in Europe and America; to the Medical College, of New York; to distinguished chemists in France, England, and Germany ; at the World's Fair in London, held in 1851 ; at the International Exhibition in the Crystal Palace, New York, opened in 1853; at the great Belgian Exposition, held in 1847. During this time the Inventor and Proprietor, EMANUEL LYON, has been honored with a
FOUR NATIONAL MEDALS.
MERICAN
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
JONES HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE
WINDLE & CO.,
DEALERS, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, HAVE FOR SALE
Silver Plated Ware, TABLE CUTLERY, PLANISHED, JAPANNED AND COMMON TIN WARE, KITCHEN RANGE FURNITURE,
Copper, Brass -- AND-
BRONZE GOODS, FINE
BRITANNIA WARE,
BRUSHES, BASKETS, DOOR AND TABLE MATS, Wooden Ware, Refrigerators dec. Catalogues given at the Store, or Mailed when desired. Goods delivered free of Charge in Brooklyn.
56 MAIDEN LANE, AND 25 & 27 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
305
WESTERN [W] DISTRICT.
Wallace Matthew T. medicines, 36 Fulton, h. 363 | Walsh J. Agnew, keeper prisons, 331 Gold Pacific
Wallace Michael, intelligence office, 4 Sands, h. Waterbury n. Grand av. (E. D)
Wallace Michael, laborer, 77 York
Wallace Robert, 157 Willoughby
Wallace Robert, packer, 135 Front
Wallace Robert, plasterer, Hoyt n. Douglass
Wallace Robert, printer, r 71 Bridge
Wallace Richard, agent, Baltic n. Washington av.
Wallace Thomas, mer. 63 Water N. Y. h. 33 Sid- ney pl
Wallace Thomas P. liquors, Columbia c. Hicks
Wallace Thomas P. liquors, 200 Columbia and Columbia c. Pacific
Wallace William H. eating house, N. Y. h. 113 Johnson
Wallace William J. patent medicine, 36 Fulton, h. 363 Pacific
Wallace & Brother, liquors, 200 Columbia, and Columbia c. Pacific
Wallan Samuel, Degraw n. Vanderbilt av
Waller Alfred, straw goods, 64 Liberty N. Y. h. 370 State
Waller Carl, butcher, Division n. Myrtle av Waller James M. shipping agent, 93 Cumberland Waller John W. shoemaker, Bond c. Warren
Waller Septimus P. salesman, N. Y., h. 219 Jay
Wallin Thomas, clerk, Atlantic c. Henry, bds. 392 Henry
Wallin William, gardener, 302 Henry
Walling Benjamin C. mason, 12th c. 5th av
Walling John, conductor, 3d av. n. 18th Walling Joseph, carpenter, 12th c. 4th av Walling Obadiah, carpenter, 17th n. 5th av Walling William H. carpenter, 12th c. 5th av Wallis Alfred, Kent av. n. Flushing av
Wallis Alfred, grocer, Myrtle av. c. Clermont av. h. 75 Vanderbilt av
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