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Brigham John, physician, 3 South 8th
Brightman Lathan, ship carpenter, Oak, n. Frank- lin
Brightson John, sen. express Franklin, n. Huron, and 29 John, N. Y. h. Java n Franklin Brightson Jobn. jr. ship master, Java n. Franklin Brimlow William, coffee, 16 James sl. N. Y. h. 187 South 6th
Brimmer Charles, seaman, N. 7th, cor. Fifth Brinn Staford, basket maker, 194 Montrose av
Brincle Henry, tailor, Boerum n. Smith Brinkerhoff William, liquors, 1 Grand Brinkerhoff & Miller, liquors, 1 Grand Brinnan John, shoemaker, 66 Ewen Brinnand Jobn, tailor, 245 Second
Brisnahon John, grocer, N. 7th cor. Seventh Brister Robert, colored, 258 S. 2d
Bristow William R. prof. music, Forrest n. Bush- wick
Britt Edward L clerk, 31 Conselyea
Brixius J. sashmaker, Stagg, n Graham av.
Broach John, clerk, Fourth, cor. S. 3d, h. 137 S. 9th
Broad Henry R. locksmith, 618 Fourth, N. Y. h. Java, n. Franklin
Broad John H. locksmith, 618 Fourth, N. Y. h.Java n Franklin
Broadbach Stephen, cooper, Lorimer, c. Withers Broadbent Jane, widow, liquors, Tenth n. N. 2d Broaderick John, laborer, 89 N. 3d
"Broadhurst John, shoemaker, Sanford, n. Smith Broadhurst William, laborer, Metropolitan av. n Bridge
Broadwell Stephen C. furrier, 39 Maiden la. N. Y. h 207 S. 9th
Brock James N. 399 First
Brock Thomas, cabinet maker, Marshall, n. Ewen Brockway Woolston, engineer, Smith, cor. Power Broderick Luke, laborer, N. 5th, cor Sixth
Brodie William, ship carpenter, Meserole, cor. Eckford
Brofey Peter blacksmith, 307 S. 3d
Brogan Thomas, milkman, r. Second n. N. 6th Broggelwirth Conrad, tailor, 169 Ewen
Broistery William, liquors, Broadway n. Johnson Brombacher Frederick, tailor, Wyckoff n. Leo- nard
Brone John G. cabinet maker, 167 S. 1st Brond John, mason, Whipple n. Broadway Bronhart Augustus. pedler, 21 Marshall Bronhart Jacob pedler, 21 Marshall
Bronk Francis, smith, Morrell c. Johnston
Bronleewe Diedrick, cooper, Skillman n. Union av Brook Frances, basket maker, Cook n. Bushwick av
Brook Josiah P. carpenter, 6th n. N. 5th
Brook Michael, tinsmith, 216 Johnson
Brooklyn Brush Manuf. Co r. 229 S. 2d
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY 1856-7, (Smith's), Charles Jenkins, publisher, office 2 Burrill's Buildings, Montague c. Court
Brooks Ann, widow, 120 Seventh
Brooks Charles, ropemaker, Graham av. n. Wy- ckoff
Brooks Daniel, cartman, Ainslie n. Graham av
Brooks Edward, lawyer, California, h. 62 Second Brooks Edgar F. sash maker, 143 Grand
Brooks John, clock works, 206 S. 2d
Brooks Nicholas L. hardware, 234 Greenwich, N. Y. h. 32 S. 6th
Brooks Sarah, widow, N. 1st n. 7th
Brooks S. C. widow, Oakland n. Meserole
Brooks William, carpenter, 524 Grand
Brossat A. paper box maker, N. 2d n. 6th
Brotherton George W. carpenter, 82 N. 4th
Brow E. tailor, 182 Mckibbin
Brower, Henry, laborer, Cook n. Bushwick av
Brower Henry, stage driver, 4 Grand, h. Bush-
wick av
Brower John, ropemaker, 89 N. 6th
Brower John, shoemaker, 6th c. N. 2d
Brower William, shoemaker, 251 Ewen
Brown - 99 S. 3d
Brown Abner, colored, seaman, r. 271 S. 2d
Brown Adam L. segars, 234 S. 4th
Brown Adolph, tailor, Montrose av. n. Smith
Brown Alexander, grocer, 112 1st
Brown Andrew, foreman, 242 Water, N. Y. h. Penn n. Bedford av
Brown Ann, widow Samuel, 13 N. 3d
Brown Anthony E. cutter, 137 S. 1st
Brown Anthony H. blacksmith, Ewen n. Devoe
Brown Benjamin, seaman, 3 Mckibbin
Brown Beriah D. carpenter, 100 S. 4th
Brown Catharine, widow, 29 Skillman
Brown Catharine, wid Chas. dressmkr. 192 Ewen
Brown Charles G. porcelain, Eckford n. Calyer Brown Charles R. cartman, 289 N 2d
Brown David H. hardware, 222 Grand, h. New Jersey
BROWN D. H. & BROTHER, hardware, 222 Grand
Brown Daniel, laborer, 83 N. 4th
Brown Daniel, colored, laborer, N. 1st n. 10th
Brown Edward, bell hanger, 19 N 3d
Brown E M. lumber yard, N. 1st c. Water, h. 284 Fourth
Brown Edward E. butcher, 13 N 3d
Brown Edward H. mason, 176 Third
Brown Erasmus D. cork soles, 133 Grand, h. 185 S 1st
Brown Ernst, porcelain, Eckford n. Calyer
Brown Fidel, carpenter, Stagg n. Graham av Brown, Mrs F. A. 16 Remsen
Brown Hannah, widow, Ainslie n. Leonard
Brown Harriet A. fancy goods, 232 Grand
Brown Henrietta, col'd, widow Moses, laundress, 74 N. 3d
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
E. H. BROWN, Real Estate Broker, and Land Office,
No. 71 WALL STREET,
From 1 to 3 P. M. Also, 399% Houston St., (East of Bowery,) from 1 to 9 A. M., at 12, (noon,) and from 6 to 8, P. M. NEW YORK.
Real Estate, City and Country, (the "growing West" included,) Bought, Sold, and Exchanged. Houses, Stores, and other property, in the City and vicinity of New York, Let, and the Rents collected, or Leased for a term of years, and the rents guar- ranteed where sufficient inducements are offered. Landed and other Estates taken in custody as Agent or Attorney. Money invested in Stocks, or Loaned on good City Bonds and Mortgages. Interest, &c., collected. Prompt returns in all cases. Reference satisfactory.
Je Commissions Moderate.
M. J. SEELIG, Offers to the Public a large selection of
BNAMEFITS
for Buildings, Cemeteries, Kr.,
Executed in the best style and of artistical value. They are covered with a very durable imitation of Enamel, or galvanized with Bronze, Copper, &c. The Zinc Composition for buildings takes no oxide, for which reason it is very desirable for Marble buildings.
Orders in all the branches executed with promptitude, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
KINDLING WOOD.
FRANCIS A. BIG
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
WOOD AND COAL, FURMAN STREET,
BETWEEN JORALEMON AND STATE STREETS,
BROOKLYN.
KINDLING WOOD.
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
S. R. FRAZIER'S Agent.
ILA WOOD TARDS,
Fulton, cor. of Furman St., near Fulton Ferry,
BROOKLYN.
WOOD .- Virginia Pine, Oak and Hickory, Red Ash, Lewis, Spohn, Palmer.
COAL .- White Ash, Rainbow, Blackheath, Wyoming, Lehigh, Hazelton, Spring Mountain, Sugar Loaf.
Offices in Brooklyn where orders may be left:
John Ray, 45 Fulton St., & Kimball & Brother, Classon Av., corner of Gates Avenue.
J. H. ROSS,
EXCELSIOR PHARMACY E
470 Grand Street,
BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh.)
301
Constantly on hand a well-selected Stock of Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes.
Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Medicines in English, French and German, accurately dispensed at all hours.
Empire Printing Co., NI ATOR MORSE, M'KENNEY & CO., PLAIN AND DECORATIVE Steam Job Printers and Engravers,
13 SPRUCE STREET, N. Y.
Particular attention given to Designing, Drawing and Engraving. Col- ored Printing of every description, at the lowest terms.
J. W. MORSE, J. M. M'KENNEY, T. ANDERSON, J. F. BURGESS.
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Brown Hugh, currier, Union av. n. India Brown George, cooper, 13 N. 1st
Brown George W. machinist, 49 9th
BROWN GUY R. hardware, 83 Grand, h. 86 S. Ist |Brown William, cutter, S. 2nd c. 10th Brown Isaac, col'd, seaman, Lorimer c. Wyckoff Rrown William, engineer, 311 N. 2d Brown Jacob, colporteur, 12 Metropolitan av
Brown Jacob, pedler, 60 Ewen
Brown James, milk, 363 Grand
Brown James, potter, Greenpoint av. c. Leonard Brown James, shovel manuf. Hunter's point, h. Union av. n. India
Brown James B. colored, grocer, 146 Leonard
Brown James J. shipmaster, 440 Grand.
Brown James M. policeman, 171 Taylor
Brown Jane, widow, 269 S. 1st
Brown Jeremiah, hardware, 222 Grand
Brown Jeremiah, ship carpenter, N. 5th n. 4th
Brown John, butcher, Varet, c. Graham av. h. 77 Marshall
Brown John, carpenter, N. 2d n. 8th
Brown John, carpenter, 290 S. 4th
Brown John laborer, Cook, n. Broadway
Brown John laborer, 38 N. 7th
Brown John, policeman, 215 N. 2d
Brown John B. ferrymaster, 52 S. 2d Brown Jobn, tailor, r. 123 Schols
Brown John, tailor, Smith, c. Montrose av
Brown John C. painter, Freeman, n. Washington
Brown John W. printer, 144 S. 1st
Brown John P. carpenter, boards 85 S. 4th
Brown Joseph B. com. dealer, 13 and 14 Wash- ington market, h. 142 S. 3rd
Brown Joseph P. mastic, N. 5th n. 5th BROWN JOSEPH M. tobacco and segars, 142 |Brun John, cabinetmaker, 143 Schols
Grand
Brown Julia A. widow, 6 Washington pl. S. 6th Brown Lucian, hardware, Franklin, c. Green- point av. bds. Java, n. Frankiln av
Brown Margaret, widow, William, 98 Meserole Brown Margaret, tailoress, r. 19 Grand Brown Maria, widow John, 8 Third
Brown Maria, widow Richard, 8, Sixth
Brown Mary A. wid. 9 Jefferson pl. 7th
Brown Mary A. colorod, whitewasher, Powers, h. n. Union av.
Brown Mary C. widow, teeches, 81 S. 3rd Brown Matthew, laborer, 355 First
Brown Matthew J. carpenter, 116 Boerum
Brown Mary, tailor, 95 Meserole
Brown Maxey, laborer, 210 Moore Brown Michael, carman, 182 Kent av Brown Michael liquors, 233 1st
Brown Moses, ship carpenter, 28 Grand
Brown Nathan, ferryman, 72 N. 3rd
Brown Patrick, laborer, 83 N. 4th
Brown Pearson, grates, 40 N. 2d
Brown Peter, laborer, 3 Clymer
Brown Ralph, grocer, 144 Fourth, h. S. 3d, bet. 3d and 4th
Brown Raphael, cow jobber, Graham av. c. Cook Brown Rebecca, widow, Jeremiah, boarding, 40, N. 2d
Brower Richard, ferry master, 86 S. 2d
Brown Richard T. umbrella finisher, 227 Lorimer
Brown Richard H. pattern maker, Lorimer, n. Wyckoff
Brown Samuel, ins. broker, 60 Wall, N. Y. h. 20 | Buchanan James B. carpenter, bds. 149 S. 3rd Clymer
Brown Spencer H. physician, 407 Grand
Brown Sidney, colored, seaman, 247 S. 4th Brown Susan, fancy goods, 363 Grand
|Brown Susanna, teacher, N. 2d, c. 7th Brown Ursula, candies, 28 Grand
Brown Valentine, ship carpenter, 71 N. 5th
Brown William, laborer, Debevoise, n. Morrell
Brown Willlam, porter, N. 5th, n. 7th
Brown William, ship carpenter, 98 N. 3rd
Brown William A. clerk, City Hall, Brooklyn, h. 68 N. 4th
Brown William E. com. mer. 120 Maiden la. N.Y. h. 128 S. 8th
Brown William H. C. mason, 176 Third Browne Caroline, teacher, 91 S. 9th
Browne Grace, school, 164 Taylor
Browning George, japanner, 23 Elm, N. Y. h. 141 Seventh
Browning Henry, T. baker, 96 Pine, N. Y. h. 123 S. 2d
Browning Thomas, sawyer, Devoe, n. Bushwick av.
Browning William, tailor, Smith, c. Debevoise Brownson W. M. Broadway, n. 7th Bruce David jr. type founder, 136 S. 5th
Bruce George W. asst. capt. police, Huron, n. Franklin Bruce John, 24 S. 6th
Bruch Henry, tailor, Forrest, n. Washington Brückner Henry, shoemaker, Kent av
Brude John G. tobacco maker, Leonard, h. Moore Bruer, Theodore L. G. liquors, 22 S. 7th Bruen George R. ship joiner, Franklin, n. Oak Brummer George, laborer, Boerum, n. Smith
Brunck Adeline, milliner, 382 Grand Brundage Harvey, mason, Power, n. Smith
Brundage James H. distiller, 1st, c. S. 5th, h. Clinton av
Brundage Lavinia, widow, 29 Conselyea
Brunet Haldel, tailor, 127 Johnson
Bruning Caroline widow Adam, 13 Johnson
Brunk F. wheelwright Johnson, n. Bushwick av. h. Johnson, c. Morrell
Brunn Christopher, tailor, 295 Boerum Brunn Michael, tailor, 122 Mckibbin
Brunn Peter, weaver, 137 Montrose av Brunneman Joseph, Rev. Java, n. Union av Brunner Cyrus G. assay office, N. Y. h. 236 S. 2d Brupts John, laborer, 65 Schols
Brush Catharine, widow Daniel, seamstress, 67 S. 3rd
Brush Henry, steamboat builder, 500 Water, N. Y. h. Meserole, n. Lorimer
Brush James, watchman, 98 S. 6th
Brush Nehemiah, cooper, 23 N. 1st, h. 24 S. 2d " Bruton John, leather dresser, 174 Taylor Bruter John, tailor, 89 Montrose av
Bry George, cooper, 65 N. 6th Bryan James C. engineer, Java, n. Washington BRYAN JOSEPH, sexton, 117 Fourth
Bryan Michael, liquors, 243 Second
Bryant Allen, cooper, Union av. c. Skillman
Bryant Ezekiel D. clock manuf. 175 and 177 First, h. 41 S. 3rd
Buch John, tailor, r. 93 Johnson Buch Rodolph, tailor, 173 Ewen
Buchanan Walter, machinist, 72 S. 5th
Bucheit John, brewer, Debevoise, n. Smith
Buchholtz A. cabinetmaker, Stagg, n. Graham
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Buchholtz Charles G. physician, Lorimer, c. | Burcham Edward, builder, 8th, n. S. 1st Ainslie
Buchholtz Frederick, segarmaker, Lorimer, c. Ainslie
Buchmann Peter, laborer, Graham av. n. De- bevoisé
Buchmeyer Joseph, tailor, 49 Meserole Buck Adam, laborer, 181 Ewen
Buck bee Benjamin, chairmaker, 73 N. 4th
Buckbee John E. chairmaker, 73 N. 4th
Buckham Adam, moulder, 161 S. 5th
Buckingham Jonas C. real estate, 24 and 26 Twenty-ninth, N. Y. h. Java, n. Union av Buckley Dennis, milkman, 815 First
Buckley Joseph, shipjoiner, Java n. Union av Buckley William, colporteur, 64 S. 3d Buckman Jacob, laborer, Smith, n. Stagg Buckridge George, sparmaker, 133 Seventh Buckridge James, coachmaker, 37 Meserole Bucks Frederick, 8 Meserole
Budd Francis F. carpenter, 31 Gold, N. Y. h. 138 S. 6th
Budelman Jacob, grocer, 313 N. 2d
Bue William, liquors, Union av. c. S. 1st
Bueger T. carpenter, Meserole, n. Smith
Buel Abner G. crockery, 61 S. 7th
Bugby William H. shipcarpenter, 11 N. 7th Bügel Clement A. jeweller, 294 S. 1st
Buggy James, laborer, Java, n. Union av
Bulger James, machinist, 59 Ann, N. Y. and N. 2d, n. 1st, h. 218 S. 3rd
Bulkley John W. sup. pub. schools, 216 S. 4th Bulkley William, grocer, Front, c. Old slip, N.Y. h. 128 S. 3d
Bull Thomas, carpenter, 9 S. 5th
Bullen John W. mason, n. Union av. Dupont Bullenbaker Adam, milk, 42 S. 7th
Bulls John, shoemaker, 88 Meserole
Bullwinckle Carson, milk, 2d, n. N. 8th
Bullwinckle Henry, manuf. plaster, 12 S. 3rd, h. 18 S. 4th
Bultz Jacob, ropemaker, Stagg, n. Graham av Bum Joseph, shoemaker, Schols, c. Leonard
Bumstead Jacob N. bookbinder, 48 Ann, N. Y. h. 41 S. 5th
Bumstead Susan J. widow, 107 S. 3d
Bunce Cornelia, 99 S. 4th
Bunce Edward E. grocer, Calyer, c. Lorimer
Bunce George F. printer, 321 Pearl, N. Y. h. 89 Fourth
Bunce George W. sailmaker, 246 S. 1st
Bunce James E. engineer, 90 S. 1st
Bunce Rockwell, carpenter, Franklin, n. Noble Bunce Sarah, widow Nathan, 102 Sixth
Bundick Elijah B. colored, tailor 76 S. 7th, h. 5 Eleventh
Bundick E. D. tailor, 130 Mckibbin
Bundle Caspar, watchglass cutter, r. 104 Johnson Bungard David, clerk, Jefferson, n. Bushwick av Bunker Charles G. shipmaster, Rush, n. Wytheav Bunker John W. pilot, 63 S. 4th
Bunn Oakley, drygoods, 7 and 9 Barclay, N. Y. h. 1773 S. 4th
Bunting George, tailor, Mckibbin, n. Morrell Bunnel Edwin, mahogany, 229 1st, h. 178 Second Bunnel Elias, sawyer, 49 N. 3d
Bunnel & Smith, mahogany, 229 First
Bunnell William J. machinist, 256 S. Ist
Bunney Robert, clerk, 181 Kent av
Burch Nicholas, carpenter, Union av. n. Ainslie Burcham Alfred, builder, 8th, n. S. 1st
Burcham E. & A. builders, S. 1st, n. 8th
Burcham Peter S. book-keeper, 53 S. 1st
Burchard Joseph, carpenter, 11 Monroe pl. S. 5th BURCHELL GEORGE, news agent, Peck sl. ferry,
h. 84 Second
Burckle George, brewer, 132 Schols
BURCKLE GEORGE & CO. brewers, 132 Schols Bunting William, paper, 104 and 106 Jobn, N. Y.
h. 26 Fifth
Burdell Jacob, brushmaker, 246 Grand
Burden Maria, widow Joseph W. 456 Grand Burden Robert, laborer, Huron, n. Union av
Burder Mary, widow, 85 N. 3d
Burdett Charles, rulemaker, N. 5th c. Sixth
Burdett Lawrence B. colored, porter, 253 S. 4th
Burdge Sidney A. vegetables, 138 S. 3d, h. 253 S. 3d
Burdock Peter, packer, Broadway, n. Ninth Burgard Gerhard, tinsmith, 26 Montrose av Burgard John, laborer, 121 Stagg
Burgher David, carpenter, 206 N. 6th
BURGER JOSEPH, stonecutter, 166 Montrose av
Burger William C. jewellery, 33 S. 4th
Burgess Joseph S. com. mer. 74 South, N. Y. h. 69 S. 9th
Burgess Samuel, tailor, r. 122 Meserole Burghas Patrick, laborer, 311 Second
Burhans Dilazon, sashmaker, 101 First, h. 64 Wilson
Burick George, blacksmith, Remsen, n. Smith Burk Peter, laborer, r. Montrose av. n. Graham av Burkard John, tailor, 135 Meserole
Burke John, laborer, N. 9th, n. First
Burke Jobn, limeburner, N. 9th, n. Second
Burke John, porter, Freeman, n. Washington
Burke Margaret, widow Lawrence, seamstress, 274 S. 3d
Burke Michael, cooper, 210 N. 6th
Burke Michael, drygoods, 210 N. 6th Burke Michael, engineer, 124 First
BURKE PATRICK, liquors, 320 First
Burker Charles, clerk, 92 Meserole
Burkitt John, shoe manuf. 124 N. 3d Burkholder Daniel, locksmith, 32 Montrose av
Burm Joseph, shoemaker, 121 Leonard
Burnett Edward, blacksmith, Schols c. Smith Burnett Elizabeth, widow Aaron, 295 S. 3d
Burnett George, porter, 54 Powers
Burnett John D. sec. First c. S. 7th, h. 146 Nas. sau (W.D.)
Burnett William, clerk, 54 Powers
Burnham Henry G. printer, Ainslie, n. Union av Burnnagel John, glass cutter, r. 93 Leonard Burns Charles, sand pedler, Kent av. c. Taylor
Burns David, chandeliermaker, Graham av. n. Fifth
Burns James, engineer, 198 First
Burns King, shipcarpenter, Freeman, n. Franklin
Burns Martin, bakery, 43 N. 2d
Burns Martin, milk, 237 Second
Burns Owen, laborer, 15 N. 8th
Burns Patrick, carpenter, 28 Schols
Burns Patrick, carpenter, Cook, n. Bushwick av
Burns Peter, laborer, 157 Second
Burns William, colored, cook, 288 S. 4th
Burnsley James, tailor, 16 Monroe pl. S. 5th Burpee Henry L. dentist, 35 Fourth
Burr Frederick A. block manuf. First, ft. S. 8th,
. and 114 South, N. Y. h. Broadway, n. Third Burr George, clerk, 74 Union av
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Burr Jonathan S. block manuf. First, ft. S. 8th, | Butterfield Henry, gilder, 8th, n. N. 1st and 114 South, N. Y. h. 129 S. 9th
Butterworth William, blacksmith, 8th, n. Grand Burr Joseph A. block manuf. First, ft. S. 8th, and |Buxton Mary, widow, Ainslie, n. Union av 114 South, N. Y. h. 75 S. 4th Burr Matthew, grain measurer, 174 N. 5th
Burr Samuel J. dep. city clerk, City Hall, h. 70 S. 3d
Burr Sidney, shoemaker, 23 Conselyea Burr William H. shoes, 182 Grand
Burr & Co. block manuf. First, ft. S. 8th, and 114 |Byrne Thomas, laborer, Franklin, n. Calyer
South, N. Y.
Burras Samuel D. auctioneer, 51 Grand, h. 76 N. 2d
Burras S. D. & Co. auctioneers, Grand c. Second Burras Thomas, sparmaker, 6th, n. N. 2d
Burrell Alexander H. sail maker, N. 1st, n. 6th Burren John, laborer, Whythe av. c. Clymer Burridge John, carpenter, 65 Eleventh
Burroughs Charles, carpenter, Newell, n. Mese- role
Burroughs Horace F. lime, Rush, n. Kent av. h. Penn, n. Kent av
Burroughs John, ferrymaster, 50 S. 1st Burroughs Samuel, furniture, Grand, c. N. 1st, h. Cabble Elizabeth, widow, 238 S. Ist
76 N. 2d
Burroughs William, clerk, Ross, n. Lee av
Burrows Chester D. mason, 90 N. 3d
Burrows Herbert, painter, 356 Fifth
Burt Richard, salesman, Broadway, n. 2d
Burt William C. collector, 110 Fourth
Burtis William H. shipwright, Meeker av. n. Graham av
Burton Charles, tailor, 75 Grand
Burton Ezra, printer, 268 S. 5th
Burton Robert, porter, 293 S. 4th
Burton William, clerk, Broadway, n. Lee av.
Burtsell Christian, carpenter, Graham av. n. Moore
Büser Philip, shoemaker, Moore, n. Smith
Bush Felix, laborer, Cook, n. Morrell
Bush Jacob, laborer, Johnson, c. Morrell
Bush John, laborer, 36 Schols
Bush Mrs. Mary, Box, n. Union av
Bushe Nicholas J. clerk, 150 S. 1st
Busse Augustus, segars, Ewen, c. Johnson
Butchelor John, nail maker, 86 Schols
Butcher Jacob, gasfitter, avenue C, c. 9, N. Y. h. N. 2d, c. 6th
Butcher John, file cutter, Graham av. n. Consel- yea
Butler Charles, bootmaker, Wyckoff, n. Leonard Butler Edwin, colored, whitewasher, 241 S. 4th Butler Elizabeth, widow George, r. 173 Ewen
Butler Francis, segar imp. 205 Water, N. Y. h. Prospect, n. Washington ( Bushwick) Butler George, cook, 34 Mckibbin
Butler George, sash maker, 361 N. 2d, h. 363 N. 2d
Butler James, caulker, 1st, c. N. 7th
Butler James, shoemaker, 155 Fourth
Butler John, tailor, 10 N. 1st
Butler Sherman, bookbinder, Wilson, n. Lee av Butler William, shoemaker, 137 Grand
Butler William H. agent Hydrant Co. N. Y. h. 68 S. 2d
Butman George W. segars, Peck sl. ferry, h. 95 S. 6th
Butt Christopher, grocer, S. 5th, c. 11th
Butt Edward L. clerk, 31 Conselyea
Butterfield Edwin L. paper, William, n. Maiden la. N. Y. h. 72 S. 4th
Byard John W. wood, 241 First, h. 4th, c. N. 4th Bylen Sarah, widow William, 172 Second Byles William, carpenter, India, n. Franklin Byrne Garret, laborer, 73 N. 6th
Byrne James, porter on steamer, Dupont, n. Union av
Byrne Thomas, shoemaker, 73 N. 6th
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BROKER, THOMAS F. LESLIE, 63 Fulton av. and 3 Nassau, N. Y.
Caane William, machinist, 326 First
Cabble Edward, wire drawer, Withers, n. Lori- mer
Cabble Elijah, wire drawer, 152 S. 1st
Cabble James, segars, 200 Grand
Cabble William, wire works, Union av. n. N. 2d and 53 Fulton, N. Y. h. 148 Union av
Cabel William H. carpenter, 75 N. 5th
Cabre Alexander, rigger, 253 South, N. Y. h. 246 Ewen
Cady John W. clerk, bds. 169 S. 4th Cafaly Edward, laborer, India, n. Franklin
Caffrey Edward, laborer, Freeman, n. Franklin
Caffrey Nicholas, labofer, N. 5th, n. 7th Cahill Edward J. varnisher, 84 N. 4th
Cahill Eliza, vestmaker, n. 103 N. 3d Cahn Emanuel, pedler, 90 Stagg
Cain Edward, milkman, 151 N. 5th
Cain John, laborer, 318 Second
Calahan John H. hats, West n. Dey, N. Y. h. N. 6th c. 4th
Calahan Patrick, hats, West n. Dey, N. Y., h. 117 N. 6th
Calahan Patrick, laborer, 121 N. 6th Calbey Patrick, laborer, 13 N. 2d
Caldwell James, segar maker, N. Ist n. 7th
Caldwell Sarah J. tailoress, 80 N. 4th
Caleyher John, laborer, Herbert n. Smith
Calhoun Alexander, laborer, N. 5th n. 7tb Calhoun James, grocer, 5th n. N. 7th Calhoun James, watchman, N. 5th n. 5th Call Maria, widow, Ainslie n. Lorimer Callagan Mary, laundress, Remsen n. Bushwick av Callaghan Michael, liquors, Bushwick av. n. Varet Callaghan Patrick, laborer, Franklin n. Calyer Callahan Carll, sawyer, Huron n. Washington Callahan Thomas, blacksmith, 6 Franklin row Callan David, porter, 47 S. 3d
Callister John, fish, Huron n. Franklin Callow James, brassfounder, 168 Lorimer Callow Robert, rule maker, 291 N. 2d Calnan Luke, wheelwright, 21 N. 3d
Calner John, cooper, N. 6th c. 2d
Calone James, cartman, Frost n. Graham av Calvin Merill, 174 S. 9th
Calyer John, - Calyer c. Leonard Camden Thomas, gardener, 52 Johnson Cameron A. J. merchant, 147 S. 9th Cammann Harman, 4th c. N. 7th
Cammann William, distiller. 89 N. 4th
Cammeyer Charles, piano maker, 6th n. N. 5th
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BROOKLYN [C] DIRECTORY :
Cammon John, book-keeper, 178 Taylor Camp Stephen, nail maker, 125 Schols
Campbell Ann, widow John, laundress, N. 7th, n. 7th
Campbell Ellen, widow, 124 Seventh
Campbell Handly, shoemaker, 8th n. N. 1st
Campbell Henry, mason, 182 N. 2d
Campbell Hiram A. hair dresser, Freeman n. Union av
Campbell James, seaman, 75 Eleventh
Campbell James, shoemaker, 328 Grand
Campbell John, fish, 121 S. 6th, h. 6 Washington pl. S. 6th
Campbell John, gas fitter, 313 Second
Campbell John, W. colored, cartman, 239 S. 2d
Campbell Joseph, moulder, 82 N. 4th
Campbell Mary, widow, 141 N. 5th
Campbell Michael, blacksmith, Franklin n. Eagle Campbell Michael, laborer, 154 N. 7th
Campbell Nathaniel, painter, r. Lorimer, n. Mese- role av
Campbell Peter, laborer, N. 1st n. 10th
Campbell Rachel M. widow, 7 Washington pl. S. 6th
Campbell Samuel, laborer, Wythe av. c. Clymer Campbell Thomas, waterman, 188 Second
Campbell William, hotel, Franklin c. Huron
Campbell William H. plasterer, Ainslie n. Lori- mer
Campbell William H. (alderman 9th ward) coun- ty clerk, City Hall, h. Clove Road n. Wyckoff Campion Samuel, clerk, 182 Third
Canavan John, rope maker, Meeker av. c. Gra- ham av
Candage James, agent, Willow av. n. Stockholm Candee Martin, shipjoiner, 70 N. 6th
Canfield Norris, hatter, 63 Second Canlan Mary, widow, Broadway, n. 12th
Camahon Timothy, laborer, r. 224 First
Cannar Jacob, shoemaker, 66 Ewen
Cannedy Thomas, colored, chair bottomer, Powers n. Union av
Canner Ellenor, widow Henry, 152 Union av Canniff William S. cooper, 301 S. 4th Cannon Aaron V. builder, 57 S. 5th Canter George, clerk, 127 Grand Cantlan John, sawyer, Franklin n. Calyer Cantwell Michael, ship fastener, Ist c. N. 7th Capel Jacob, tailor, Montrose av. n. Smith Capels Helen, widow, Broadway, n. 2d
Cappel John, grocer, 52 Montrose av Capwell Albert B, (alderman 6th Ward) lawyer, 37 Wall, N. Y. h. 67 W. Baltic Carbonnett Joseph, mariner, Lee av. n. Ross Cardwell Henry, crockery, 297 Grand Carels Dominicus, varieties, 138 Ewen CARELS PETER, grocer, Graham av. c. Johnson Carey John, mason, Green n. Franklin Carey William, conductor, Franklin c. Freeman Carey William, laborer, Green n. Franklin CARGAN LEONARD, ship fastener, 68 N. 5th Carhart Edwin, saddler, 19 Monroe pl. S. 5th CARHART JOSHUA, paints, 144 S. 6th Carhart Solomon, carpenter, 233 S. 1st Carl Dietrich, pie baker, 85 N. 2d Carlan John, carpenter, 8th n. N. 1st . Carlan Manny, laborer, 33 N. 4th Carley Dennis, laborer, r. 67 N. 3d
Carlock William B. stocks, 4 Vesey, N. Y. h. 93 S. 2d Carlton Edward, clerk, 58 S. 6th
Carman Anthony L. conductor, Green n. Wash- ington
Carman George, tailor, Meserole c. Leonard Carman Gilson, fish, Fulton mkt. N. Y. h. 19 S. 6th
Carman Harman, teamster, 123 N. 7th
Carman Isaac, shipmaster, N. 5th c. 6th
Carman Noel, printer, S. 5th n. 11th
Carman Peter H. tinsmith, Broadway n. 5th
Carmichael Margaret, widow Daniel, 2d n. S. 3d Carmody David, carpenter, 1 Meserole
Carmody Joseph, laborer, 54 N. 4th Carn Michael, laborer, 120 Mckibbin
Carney Catharine, widow Michael, 78 N. 2d
Carney Francis, lamplighter, 3 S. 5th
Carney John, laborer, 174 Taylor
Carney Joseph, grocer, 288 S. 1st Carney Mathew, pedler, 78 Eleventh
Carney M. C. agent, 288 S. Ist
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