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H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
New M. 19 4 51 E. H.M.
First Q.26 7 42 M.
1 SUNDAY.
5 56
5 43 2 49
1 Wednesday
6 30
4 57
5 49
1 Friday.
7
5
4 34
6 20
2 Monday.
5 57
5 41
4 23
2 Thursday
6 31
4 56
6 54
2 Saturday.
7
6 4 33
7 14
3 Tuesday
5 58
5 39
6 2 3 Friday'
6 32
4 54
7 44
3 SUNDAY.
7
7 4 33
7 58
4 Wednesday
4 Saturday.
6 34
4 53
8 26
4 Monday.
8
4
4
32
9 19
6 Monday.
6 36
4 41
9 39
6 Wednesday.
7 10 4 32
9 55
7 Tuesday
6 37
4 40 10 14
7 Thursday
7 11
10 32
8 Wednesday
6 38
6 40 4 48
11 22
9 Saturday.
10 SUNDAY. 7 14 4 32
7 15 14
32
1 1
12 Thursday
6
8
5
23
1
2
1 48
2 58
4 28
5 56
7
1
7 43 8 18
51
24
9 58
10 33
24 Friday
6 57
4 36
4 36
4 35
0 36
26 Tuesday.
7 23
4 38
1 28
27 Friday.
6 24 5 3 morn
27 Monday.
7 00
4 35
1 35
27 Wednesday
7 23 4 39
2 20
28 Saturday
6 26 5
Q 0 37
28 Tuesday
7
2
4 35
2 41
28 Thursday
7 23
4 39 3 21
29 SUNDAY.
6 27 5 1 1 33
29 Wednesday
7 3
4
34
4 2 29 Friday
7 24 4 40 4 28
30 Monday.
6 28 4 59
2 47
30 Thursday.
7 4 4 34
5 14: 30 Saturday.
7 24 4 41 5 33
31 Tuesday.
6 29 4 58|
4 22
1131 SUNDAY.
7 24 4 42 6 39
0
5
36
8
4
5 SUNDAY.
6 35
4 52
9 3
5 Tuesday.
6 Friday.
6
1 5 35 5 33
9
30
5
6
4 5
30 10 40
5 5 28 11 15
10 Friday
6 41 4 47
11 57,
ev. 37
11 Monday.
7 15
4
32
1 47
13 Monday.
6 44
4 44
2 17
3 36
14 Thursday
7 16
4 33
3 47|
15 Wednesday
6 47
4 43
4
4 42
6 3 16 Saturday.
7 18
4 33
5 53
17 Tuesday
6 13 5 17
17 Friday
6 49
4 41
6 56
17 SUNDAY.
7 18 4 33
6 50
18 Wednesday
6 14 5 16
18 Saturday. 19 SUNDAY
6 51
4
39
8 17
19 Tuesday
7 20 4 34
8 26
20 Friday.
20 Monday
6 53
4
39
8 55
4 38
9 33
10 14
22 Friday
7 21 4 36
10 52
23 Monday.
6 20
5
9
23 Thursday
6 56
4
37
10 57 23 Saturday.
7 22 4 36 11 42
24 Tuesday
6 21 5
6 22 5 6 11 10
25 Saturday
6 58
morn
25 Monday.
7 23 4 37
0 34
26 Thursday
6 23 5
4 11 50
26 SUNDAY
6 59
4 45
1 22 12 Tuesday.
7 16
4
32
2 38
14 Saturday.
14 Tuesday
6 46 4 43
15 SUNDAY.
56 15 Friday.
7 17 4 33 4 53
16 Monday.
6 12 5 19
16 Thursday
6 48
6 50
4 40
7 36
18 Monday.
7 19 4 34
7 37
19 Thursday
6 15 5 14
6 16 5 13
21 Saturday.
6 18 5 12
21 Tuesday
6 54
6 55
4 38
21 Thursday
7 21 4 35
10 2
22 SUNDAY.
6 19 5 10
22 Wednesday
7 22 4 37 morn
25 Wednesday
6
11 Wednesday
6
6 5
27,11
47
5 25 ev. 22
13 Friday
6
9
6 10 5 22
6 11
5 21
5 17
19 Saturday. 20 SUNDAY
22 Tuesday.
5 17
5 17 6 47
23 Saturday.
5 48 5 56
9 57
24 Monday.
4 48
7 23
24 Thursday
9 38 25 Friday
5 19 6 44 10 27
25 Monday.
5 50 5 53
11
1
26 Wednesday
26 Tuesday
5 51 5 51
11 32
27 Thursday
28 Thursday
5 53.5 48
0 8
29 Saturday. 4 53 7 19 11 53 29 Tuesday.
NOVEMBER, 30 Days.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun Ri.
Sun
High
Full M. 6 2 40 M.
Full M. 4 4 5E.
Ri.
Sets
High Wat.
Full M. 4 8 38 M.
Thd Q. 12 1 15 E.
New M. 21 4 28 E. H.M. H.M. H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
First Q. 28 2 8 E.
First Q. 26 9 44 E.
5
6
7
4 10 55
11 36
12 Tuesday.
5 37 6 15
ev. 22
13 Thursday
4 40 7 31 11 8 13 SUNDAY
5
4 41 7 30 ev.47
15 Tuesday
5 10
6 58
1 39
15 Friday
4 43 7 29 4 44 7 28
4 44
7 27
4 16
19 Wednesday
5 14 6 53
5 48
20 Thursday
4 45
7 26
5 26
7 Monday.
5
6 8
6 Wednesday
5 31 6 25
8 20
7 Friday
4 36 7 33
6 32
9 24
11 Friday.
10 SUNDAY.
5 35 6 18 11 12
4 39 7 32
Sets Wat.
First Q. 1 5 32 E.
Full M. 10 1 28 M.
Full M. 8 8 21 M.
Th'd Q. 16 7 29 E. H.M.
H.M. H. M.
H.M.
High Wat.
First Q. 3 7 55 M.
Ri.
Full M. 6 4 22 E. Thd Q. 14 1 34 E.
New M. 22 3 7M.
1 38
3 21
2 22
5 43 6 4 6 34
5 16 6 50 6 48
9 21 9 55
10 56
4 51 7 21 10 48 27 SUNDAY
Sets Wat.
14
5 Thursday1.
8 51
7 Saturday.
6
6
3 5 31 10
8 Friday.
7 12 4 32
11
9 Monday ..
7 13 4 32 11 42
ev. 20
10 Tuesday
11 Saturday
6 42 4 46
13 Wednesday
20 Wednesday
7 20 4 35
9 14
5 59
5 38
7
33 8 39
7
9
14 32
8 SUNDAY
4 49 10 47
9 Thursday
12 SUNDAY. 6 43
8
9
7
11 43 24 SUNDAY.
MOON.
OCTOBER, 31 Days.
6
4 47 7 25 7 29
5 23 6 37
8
High
1855
CALENDAR.
1855
JANUARY, 31 Days.
FEBRUARY, 2S Days.
MARCH, 31 Days:
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun Sun
High
Full M. 3 3 24 M.
Ri.
Sets
Wat.
Th'd Q. 11 7 18 M.
New M. 18 3 42 M. H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
New M.16 1 52 E. H.M. H.M. H. M. First Q. 23 0 38 E.
New M. 17 11 50 E. First Q. 25 6 30 M.
H.M. H.M. H. M
First Q. 24 8 43 E.
1 Monday.
7 25 4 43
7 35
1 Thursday.
7 105 18 8 55
2 Tuesday.
7 25 4
44
8 22
2 Friday.
7
95 19
9 33
3 Wednesday
7 25 4 45
3 Saturday.
7
8 5 20 10
9
3 Saturday.
6 32 5 53 9 15
4 Thursday.
7 25 4 46
9 44
4 SUNDAY
7
7|5 21 10 42
4 SUNDAY.
6 30 5 54 9 48
5 Friday
7 25|4
46 10 19
5 Monday.
7 6 5 22 11 11
5 Monday .
6 29 5 55,10 18
6 Saturday.
7 25 4 47 10 55
6 Tuesday.
7 5 5 24 11 43
7 SUNDAY
7 25 4 48 11 31
8 Monday.
7 25 4 49
ev. 4
9 Friday
7
25
28
1 41
9 Friday
6 23'6
0 ev. 14
10 Wednesday.
7 24 4 51
1 17
1 56
11 SUNDAY.
6 59|5 30
2 48
6 19,6
1 29
12 Friday
7 24 4 53
2 42
12 Monday.
6 58 5 32
3 56
13 Tuesday.
6 15 6
5 3 28
13 Saturday.
7 23 4 54
3 43
13 Tuesday
6
56 5 33
5 21
6 53
14 Wednesday
6 14,6
6
5
5
15 Monday.
7 22 4 57
6
2
15 Thursday
6 54 5 35
7 3
15 Thursday
6 12 6
7
6 44
16 Tuesday.
7 22 4 58
7
9
16 Friday
53 5 36
6 515
37
9 46
18 SUNDAY.
6
7 6 10
9 28
19 Friday 7 205
2
9
55
19 Monday.
39
11 14
19 Monday .
6 5 6 11 10 10
20 Saturday. 7 19 5
3 10 47
20 Tuesday
6 47 5 41
11 56
20 Tuesday
6 3 6 13 10 49
21 SUNDAY 7 18 5
4 11 33
21 Wednesday
6 465
42 morn
21 Wednesday
6 2'6 14 11 27
22 Monday.
7 18 5 5 morn
22 Thursday
6 44 5 43
0 34
1 13
24 Saturday.
5 58 6 18
0 38
24 Wednesday
7 165 7
1 4
24 Saturday.
6 41 5 46
1 53
25 SUNDAY.
5 56,6 19
1 18
25 Thursday
7 165
8
49
25 SUNDAY
6 39 5 47
2 38
3 48
27 Tuesday-
5 54 6 21
3
4
28 SUNDAY
7 13 5 12
4 40
28 Wednesday
6 36 5 50
6 42
28 Wednesday
5 52 6 21
4 35
29 Monday.
7 13 5 13
5 59
29 Thursday.
5 50 6 22
6
30 Tuesday.
7 12 5 15
7 11
30 Friday
5 49 6 23
7 2-
31 Wednesday
7 11 5 16 8 8
31 Saturday.
5 47 6 24 8
APRIL, 30 Days.
MAY, 31 Days.
JUNE, 30 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun Ri.
Sun High Sets Wat.
D. H. M.
Sun
Sun High
D. H. M. Th'd Q. 7 2 52 M.
Sun Sun Ri. Sets
High Wat.
Full M. 1 11 7 E.
Ri.
Sets
Wat.
New M. 14 9 33 M.
First Q. 22 11 56M. H.M. H.M. H. M.
First Q. 24 1 1 M.
First Q. 23 7
6 M
Full M. 29 6 18 E.
1 SUNDAY.
5 45
6 24
8 43
1 Tuesday ..
4 59 6 55 8 37
1 Friday
4 31 7 24
9 14
2 Monday
5 42 6 25
9 14
2 Wednesday
4 58 6 56
9 7
3 Tuesday.
5 41 6 26
9 46
3 Thursday
4 57 6 57
9 43
3 SUNDAY.
1 30 7 25 10 37
4 Wednesday. 5 Thursday
5 37 6 28 10 44
5 Saturday
1 55 6 59 10 51
5 Tuesday.
1 29 7 27
1
7 Monday .
1 53 7
1 ev. 15
7 Thursday
1 28 7 28
2 8
8 Tuesday.
4 52 7
1
5 8 Friday
1 28 7 28
3 15
9 Monday.
5 30 6 32
1 10
9 Wednesday
1 51 7
3
2
9 Saturday. 7
4 28 7 29
4 28
10 Tuesday
5 28 6 33
2 5
34
3 24
5
5
6
34
13 SUNDAY.
1 47|7
7
7 5
13 Wednesday
4 28 7 31
4 28 7 31
9
1
15 SUNDAY.
5 21 6
38
8 23
15 Tuesday
4 44 7 9
8
37
15 Friday
4 28 7 32
9 43
16 Monday
5 20 6 39
9 3
16 Wednesday
1 43 7 10 1 42 7 11
9 59 17 SUNDAY.
4 28 7 33 10 59
18 Wednesday
5 16 6 41 10 21
19 Thursday
5 15 6 42 10 57
19 Saturday.
19 Tuesday.
1 28 7 34
morn
20 Friday ..
20 Wednesday
1 29 7 34
0 14
21 Saturday.
21 Thursday
4 29 7 34
0 54
22 SUNDAY
10 6 46
0 11
9 6 47
0 52
1 36
24 Thursday.
1 35 7 18
2 7
3 10
4 24
26 Tuesday.
4 30 7 35
5 18 6 16
27 Friday. 5 3 6 51
27 Wednesday.
4 30 7 35
28 Saturday.
5
2 6 52
6 33
28 Monday.
1 33 7 22 1 32 7 23
7 11 29 Friday ..
4 31 7 35
8 2
30 Monday. 5
0 6 54
1 30 Wednesday
1 32 7 23 7 51 30 Saturday
4 31 7 35
8 52
,31 Thursday.
4 31 7 241 8 34
4 30 7 35
4 21
25 Wednesday
5
6 6 49
2 33
25 Friday
26 Thursday
5
5 6 50
3 58
5 20
27 SUNDAY.
1 33 7 21
5 25 6 21 28 Thursday.
4 31 7 35
7 12
29 SUNDAY.
5
1 6 53 7 23
29 Tuesday
7
35 26
0 46
8 Thursday
6 24 5 59,11 44
9 Tuesday.
7 25 4 50
0 38
10 Saturday
7 0 5 29
2 1
10 Saturday.
6 21 6 1 0 50
11 Thursday.
7 24 4 52
12 Monday.
6 17 6 3 2 17
14 SUNDAY.
7 23 4 55
4 49 14 Wednesday.
6 55 5 34
8 57
16 Friday
6 106
8
7 53
17 Wednesday
7 21 4 59
18 Thursday ..
7 20 5
1
9
3
18 SUNDAY
10 33
17 Saturday.
6
9.6 9
8 46
23 Tuesday,
7 17 5 6
0 20
23 Friday
6 43 5 45
23 Friday
5 59 6 17 0 2
26 Friday
7 15 5 9 2 36 26 Monday.
26 Monday .
5 55 6 20 : 3
27 Saturday.
7 14 5 11
3 30
27 Tuesday
6 37 5 49
5 13
H.M. H. M.
4 Monday.
4 29 7 26 11 24
29 7 27 ev. 12
6 Friday
5 35 6 29 11 16
7 Saturday.
5 33 6 30 11 49
8 SUNDAY
5 31 6 31 ev. 27
10 Thursday 1 50 7
4
3 27
10 SUNDAY.
1 28 7 29
5 28
11 Friday
1 49 7
5
55
11 Monday
4 28 7 30
6 32
12 Saturday.
4 48 7
6
12 Tuesday
1 28 7 30
7 27 8 15
14 Saturday ..
5 22 6 37
7 36
14 Monday
4 45 7
8
7 52
9 19
16 Saturday.
4 28 7 32
10 22
17 Tuesday.
5 18 6 40
9 44
17 Thursday
18 Friday.
20 SUNDAY.
1 39 7 14 11 51
1 38 7 15 morn
1 37 7 16
0 32
22 Friday
4 29 7 34
1 38
23 Wednesday
1 36 7 17
1 17 23 Saturday.
1 29 7 35
2 23
23 Monday.
5
24 Tuesday.
5
7 6 48
24 SUNDAY
1 29 7 35
3 18
1 35.7 19 1 34 7 20
26 Saturday.
4 41 7 12 10 36 1 40 7 13 11 13
18 Monday.
4 28 7 33 11 37
5 13 6 44 11 34
5 11 6 45 morn
21 Monday .
22 Tuesday
6 SUNDAY. 4 54 7
0 11 31
6 Wednesday.
11 Wednesday.
5 26 6
12 Thursday.
5 25 6 35
13 Friday
5 24 6 36
Th'd Q. 8 10 6 E.
Th'd Q. 9 4 40 F.
New M. 16 10 9 M. H.M. H.M.
New M. 15 9 17 E. H.M
H. M.
5 39 6 27 10 13
4 Friday 1 56 6 58 10 16
2 Saturday.
4 30 7 25
9 56
7 Wednesday.
7 4 5 25 ev. 13
7 Wednesday
6 35.5 50
7 52
2 Friday
D. H. M.
D. H. M.
Full M. 1 10 46 E.
Ri.
Sun Sun High Sets Wat.
Sun Sun High Sets Wat.
Th'd Q. 9 10 5 M
Full M. 3 5 12 E. Ri. Th'd Q. 10 11 4 E.
1 Thursday
6 Tuesday.
6 27,5 56 10 45
6 265 58 11 15
8 Thursday
9 17 Saturday
6 52 5 6 495
38
22 Thursday
6 0 6 15 morn
6 38 5 48
4 6 10
14 Thursday.
25 Monday.
Full M. 2 9 33 M.
11 SUNDAY
6 33 5 51 8 38
9 3
MOON.
CYRUS W. FIELD & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 11 Cliff St.
NEW-YORK,
ARE SOLE AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES FOR
Muspratt's Celebrated BLEACHING POWDER,
Victoria Mills Superior WRITING PAPERS,
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First quality French ULTRAMARINE.
AND OFFER FOR SALE BY FAR
THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF
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Paper Manufacturers Materials,
That can be found in this or any other Country.
PAPER MADE TO ORDER ANY SIZE OR WEIGHT.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments of Paper and other Merchandise.
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AT OUR RAG WAREHOUSE,
No. 270 Water Street.
DANIEL D. WINANT,
BILLIARD TABLE
MAKER,
No. 71 Gold-Street, New-Dork,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN AND SPRUCE.
Everything in the line furnished at ten per cent. less than any other estab- lishment in the city. Tables, Balls, Maces, Cues, Cloths, by the piece or yard ; Gibbs' Adhesive Cue Wax ; Silk and Worsted Pockets ; Fringes ; French and American Patent Cue Points ; Cord ; Pool Boards; Rule Boards, &c., in short, everything in the trade always to be had. Spanish Pins.
Orders by letter, for new articles or for repairs, attended to as prompte ly as if given in person.
IMPORTANT TO BILLIARD PLAYERS,
FOR SALE, At the Office of Publication, 71 Gold-Street, PRICE THREE DOLLARS, BILLA BY MICHAEL PHELAN. MASTER,
The above named work, the first American publication of the kind, is illus- trated by fifty fine copper-plate diagrams, each containing from one to twenty- four shots, from which sufficient knowledge may be acquired to enable the player to accomplish any possible stroke on the billiard table, all of which are fully explained on the pages opposite the respective plates. The work contains an invaluable and original invention, in the shape of a chart or scale of strengths necessary to be used in making each shot, of an arrangement so sim- ple that it can be comprehended by all, and will be found of the highest im- portance to the novice and amateur, as every shot there delineated, has been graduated by it, and the quantity of strength necessary to be used, is given in the description annexed to each plate. It contains, also, a full and complete set of rules for the government of the game of billiards, and the various games of pool ; hints to players ; advice to amateurs, with a variety of explanations, interesting to all connected with billiards or billiard playing. To keepers of billiard rooms, the " Rules " are worth more than the price of the work, and the hints and advice are invaluable. Accompanying the work is a treatise on the origin, rise, and progress of the game. It is also embellished with a fine steel-plate frontispiece, showing a billiard table and players in position. The above work is the most complete one of the kind ever produced in any part of the world, and the only one where the theoretical science and philosophy of the game has ever been thoroughly explained.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS. (ORGANIZED IN 1843.)
Capital and Accumulation of Premiums to meet Losses, $580,000,
After paying a Dividend, just declared, for the last five years, (in Cash, not in Scrip,) of 30 per cent., amounting to $141,000.
Branch Offices in Metropolitan and Ocean Bank Buildings,
110 Broadway, and 218 Fulton Street, NEW-YORK CITY.
THIS Company is one of the oldest and most successful in the country, and its business is conducted exclu- sively for the benefit of persons insured. It has a large reserved guarantee cash capital, in addition to an ample fund, sufficient for re-insuring, if required, in the best companies, every risk they are now liable for. A dividend has just been declared for the last five years (in cash not in scrip) of 30 per cent., amounting to $141,000. The Company has been enabled to do this by safe and profitable investments, limited expenditures, and care and vigilance in the conducting of its business.
The attention of insurers is respectfully drawn to the advantages presented by this company, among which the following are especially prominent. The entire surplus profit is divided among all members at the expi- ration of every period of five years : thus affording a certain rate of interest for the outlay of premium. Pol- icies in this company, after running a certain length of time, can be used, as collateral in the payment of a certain amount of premiums, an actual value having attached thereto by reason of its continuance. The rates of premium are as low as can be safely acted upon, and have been acknowledged by scientific per- sons to be a nearer approximation to the rate of the actual mortality in the United States, than those made from the table of mortality in any particular place. The risks are carefully selected and estimated.
Losses are promptly adjusted, and a liberal construction is put in favor of the assured, when his represen- tations appear to have been honestly made; and the Company will always be desirous of recognizing the validity of a claim where it can be done consistently with their duty as trustees, in which character they are bound faithfully to act.
The Directors are required to be members of the Company and to give its business their personal attention ; and bonds with sufficient sureties are given by its officers for the faithful performance of their duties.
Insurance may be effected, for the benefit of a married woman, beyond the reach of her husband's creditors. Creditors may insure the lives of debtors.
For five years, half the amount of the premium on policies for life, may be allowed to remain as a loan, the balance may be paid annually, semi-annually, or quarterly, in cash. Term policies may also be paid in annual, semi-annual, or quarterly instalments.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President.
CHARLES P. CURTIS, CHARLES HUBBARD, CALEB REED,
DIRECTORS : SEWELL TAPPAN, THOMAS A. DEXTER, WM. B. REYNOLDS, A. W. THAXTER, JR.,
MARSHALL P. WILDER. BENJ. F. STEVENS, Secretary.
JOHN HOMANS, M. D., Consulting Physician.
Messrs. Wm. W. Stone, (Lawrence, Stone & Co.,), Wm. G. Lambert (A. & A. Lawrence & Co.), and Henry L. Pierson, Esq., consent to be referred to, relative to the character and standing of the Institution.
JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Solicitor, New York.
LEWIS T. WARNER, M. D., and EDWARD H. PARKER, M. D., Examining Physicians, New York city.
A blank form for application for insurance, or a copy of the Company's pamphlet of rules, regulations, etc. will be forwarded to any person, by mail, on his writing to any of the above, or to the Secretary of the Com. pany (post-paid) ; and any person, wherever resident, may transmit to the Secretary his own application for Insurance, with proper certificates.
THE
NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY
FOR
1854 & 1855.
NOTICE.
THE NAMES RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION ON THE PAGE FOLLOWING NAMES.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al. for alley, b. between, bdgs. buildings, c. corner, com. commission, ct. court, e. r. east river, ex exchange, forwdg. forwarding, h. house, la. lane, mer. merchant, mkr. maker, manf. manufacturer n. r. north river, op. opposite, pl. place, shipg. shipping, sq. square.
ABB
ABB
Aachenbach Ferdinand, printer, 163 E. 16th Aanandre John, clerk, 193 W. 17th
Aaholm Matthias, perfumer, 21 Maiden la. h. 20 Vestry
Aar Heinrich, joiner, 240 Second
Aaron Elias E., late watches, 214 Tenth
Aaron Jacob, clothier, 429 Av. 8, h. 429 Av. 8
Aaron John, clothing, 20 Orange
Aaron Louis, pedler, 57 Ridge
Aaron Michael, tailor, 54 Spring
Aaron Phillip, clothing, 2 Orange
Aarons Benjamin, furrier, 266} Av. 1
Abbatt Isaac, sec. mut. life ins. co. 111 Broadway, h. 119 W. 22d
Abbatt William D. & Co. clothiers, 441 Broadway, h. 276 Av. 4
ABBATT WILLIAM M. ship stores, 29 Burling sl. h. 19 University pl.
Abbe George W. mer. 43 John, h. 37 E. 20th
Abbe J. G. news agent, 25 Ann, h. Astor house Abbe & Colt, dry goods, 43 John
Abbe & Yates, news agents, 25 Ann
Abbenseth John A. grocer, Av. 1 c. E. 32d, h. Av. 1 c. E. 32d
Abbenseth John A. grocer, 272 Av. 3, h. 272 Av. 3 Abberley J. painter, 41 Madison, h. 124 E. B'way Abbey Lorenzo H. imp. 13 Maiden la. h. 240 Wash- ington, Brooklyn
Abbey L. H. & Co. importers, 13 Maiden la
Abbot Clarissa, widow of Abijah, 471 Grand
Abbot Francis A. telegraph reporter, 4} Hanover, h. 197 E. Broadway
Abbot Francis H.mer. 141 Front, h. 33 Livingston, Brooklyn
Abbot John D. mer. 295} Pearl, h. Brooklyn
Abbot Josiah L. H. clerk, 141 Front, h. 33 Living- ston, Brooklyn
Abbot Thos. W. com. mer. 141 Front, h. Brooklyn ABBOT & WILCOMB, merchants, 295} Pearl Abbot & Winans, telegraph reporters, 4} Hanover ABBOT, DODGE & CO. com. mers. 141 Front
Abbott A. Bailey, bookkeeper, 833 Greenwich, h. 105 Horatio
Abbott Abijah B. carman, 4 Tompkins
Abbott Abraham, mouldcutter, 512 Av. 6
Abbott Anne, wid. of William, washing, 76 W. 18th Abbott Austin, lawyer, 18 Nassau, h. 154 Adams, Brooklyn
Abbott B. C. carman, 330 Monroe
Abbott Benjamin V. lawyer, 119 Nassau, h. 154 Ad- ams, Brooklyn
Abbott Carden, lawyer, 69 Wall, h. 783 Broadway Abbott Charles, boatman, 124 Hammond
Abbott Charles S. blacksmith, 54 Jefferson and 13 Carlisle, h. Williamsburg
Abbott David, stonecutter, 247 E. 20th
ABBOTT EDWARD B. importer, 47 Water, h. Second pl. Brooklyn
Abbott Evander, stationer, 102 Division
Abbott Frank, tel. rep. 4 Hanover, h. 197 E. B'way Abbott George S. h. 490 Av. 6
Abbott George W. barkeeper, 2 Park row, h. Wil- liamsburg
Abbott Gorham D. (Rev.) 7 Union pl.
Abbott Henry, drygoods, 445 Pearl
Abbott Homer B. stables, h. Av. 10 n. W. 158th
Abbott Jacob, 119 Nassau, h. 260 Greene
Abbott James, laborer, 402 Eighth
Abbott James, laborer, r. 61 Marion
Abbott James W. carman, 387 Av. 6 Abbott John, mason, 132 E. 22nd
Abbott John, saddler, 293 W. 33d
Abbott Joseph, clerk, 170 Attorney
Abbott Josiah, carman, 4 Tompkins
Abbott Legrand W. hotel, 133 Fulton
Abbott Lyman, 119 Nassau, h. 154 Adams, Brook'n
Abbott Mary, 102 Division
Abbott Mary A. widow of Merreck, fancywork, h. 143 W. 16th
Abbott Nathaniel B. police, 461 Av. 3
Abbott Norman, physician, 199 E. Broadway
Abbott Robert M. 65 Madison av.
Abbott Samuel P. inspector, E. 53d b. Avs. 1 and A
Abbott Sarah M. widow of Samuel, 147 W. 43d
Abbott Stephen, confectioner, 39 Essex
Abbott Theodore H. toolmaker, 120 Columbia
Abbott Thomas C. refectory, 15 Beaver, h. Brok'n Abbott Thomas J. lettercarrier, 128 Broome
Abbott Timothy B. coal, 833 Greenwich, and wood, 233 West, h. 745 Washington
Abbott William, drygoods, 445 Pearl, h. 445 Pearl Abbott Wm. furniture, Av. 6 c. W. 34th, h. 354 Av. 7 Abbott William, (col'd), laborer, r. 17 Laurens Abbott Brothers, lawyers, 119 Nassau
Abbott & Co. drygoods, 445 Pearl
ABBOTT & LADUE, coal and wood, 833 Green- wich, and feed, 233 West, n. Beach, orders per dispatch post promptly attended to
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Abbs Charles C. porter, 536 Greenwich Abecasis J. S. com. mer. 120 Water, h. 44 W. 32d Abecco Vincent, musician, 52 Frankfort Abeel Abby, widow of Elisha, 24 Second
Abeel Cath. fancystore, 399 Grand
ABEEL JOHN H. & CO. iron, 190 South, and 365 Water, h. 125 Av. 2
Abeel Rachel, widow, 79 Marion
Abegg Henry, imp. 6 Pine, h. 207 State, Brooklyn
ABEL CARL FREDERICH, hotel, 26 N. William Abel Ann, widow of Harry, 92 W. 24th
Abel Charles, carpenter, 233 Av. B
ABEL CHARLES A. publichouse, 496 Broadway, h. 206 Elm
Abel Christian C. importer, 77 Fulton
Abel Edwin I. bookkeeper, 161 Maiden la. h. 124 Prince, Brooklyn
Abel Henry, baker, 101 Willet
Abel James, engineer, 268 Av. A
Abel John, pedler, E. 55th n. Av. 1
Abel John, musician, 94 Forsyth
Abel Martin B. baker, r. 152 Essex
Abel Sebastian, cabinetmaker, 63 Orchard, h. 63 Orchard
Abel Simon C. drygoods, 11 Catharine, h. 9 For- syth
Abell Charles, saloon, 26 N. William
Abell L. D. hotel, 8 Union pl.
Abell Thomas M. physician, 47 Cherry
Abendroth Augustus, stoves, 117 Beekman, h. Portchester
Abendroth John, stoves, i17 Beekman, h. Brook- lyn
Abendroth William P. stoves, 117 Beekman, h. Portchester
ABENDROTH BROTHERS, stoves, 117 and 119 Beekman
Abenheim Marx, segars, 140 Water, h. Hoboken Aber Adam, carpenter, 25 Av. A
Abercrombie J. J. col. u. s. a. office 6 State, h. Brooklyn
Alberle George, shoemaker, 117 Hammond
Abernethy Charles, mer. 47 Liberty, h. 14 E. 14th
ABERNETHY, COLLINS & CO., clothing, 47 & 49 Liberty
Abile John, tailor, 130 Seventh
Abinod Christian, trunkınaker, r. W. 41st n. Av. 7 Abler Bernard, cabinetmaker, 47 Wooster
Abler Michael, framer, 329 Av. 7
Aborn Charles B. com. mer. 28} Front, h. West Farms
Aborn Robert W. mer. 25 Park row, h. Brooklyn Abraham Adolph, tailor, 84 Ridge
Abraham Benjamin, tailor, 165 Second
Abraham Frances, dressmaker, 277 Second
Abraham Henry, painter, 311 Av. 1
Abraham Horace, hats and caps, 111 Chatham, h. 111 Chatham
Abraham Isaac, mason, r. 141 Mulberry
Abraham Jacob, 207 Stanton
Abraham Jacob, tailor, r. 90 Ridge
Abraham John, rivetmaker, 158 W. 20th
Abraham Joseph, tailor, 54 Spring
Abraham Judah, drygoods, 102 Columbia & 21 Ce- dar, h. 102 Columbia
Abraham Levy, fancystore, 86 Catharine, h. 86 Catharine
Abraham Moses, segars, 212 Av. 7
Abraham Moses, shoemaker, r. 194 Houston
Abraham Obadiah, pedler, 245 Centre
Abraham Philip, drygoods, 21 Cedar, h. 87 Colum- bia
Abraham Samuel, tailor, 24 Elizabeth
Abraham Samuel, tailor, 377 Av. 6
Abraham Strachm, meatshop, 240 Av. 7, h. 240 Av. 7
Abraham Thomas, painter, 176 W. 16th
Abraham Volf, tailor, 113 Mulberry
Abraham William, porterhouse, r. 209} Wooster
Abraham J. & Brother, drygoods, 21 Cedar Abrahams Albert, dealer, 350 Av. 3
Abrahams David, capmaker, 120 Eighth
Abrahams Henry, jeweller, 94 Columbia
Abrahams Jacob, 694 Houston Abrahams Jacob, clerk, 90 Norfolk
Abrahams Morris, clothier, 38 Orange
Abrahams Morris, hats, 111 Chatham
Abrahams Simeon, physician, 31 Bleecker
Abrahams William G. tailor, 86 Leonard Abram Marx, tailor, 4 Birmingham
Abram Peter, grocer, 147 Attorney
Abram Thomas, mason, r. 33 Laurens
Abrams Isaac, bootmaker, 45 Goerck, h. 32 Goerck Abrams Jacob S. hardware, 443 Broadway, h. Morrisania
Abrams John D. mer. 144 Front
Abrams Mary, widow of Samuel, 267 Spring
Abrams Seth R. hosemaker, 98 Stanton Abrams Thomson, (col'd), mariner, 18 Leonard
ABRAMS & JOHNSON, hardware, 443 Broadway
Abrecht Charles, tailor, r. 40 Chrystie Abreghan J. Johnson, stone, 253 W. 25th
Abry Auguste, watchmaker, 131 Fulton, h. N. J.
Abry Edward, watches, 30 Cortlandt, h. 116 Greene
Abry John A. watches, 3 Maiden la. h. Hoboken
Absalon Joseph, confectioner, 77 Av. A Abstein John, barber, 27 Hudson
Abstein John, barber, 40 Thomas
Abt George, boarding, 24 Howard
Abt Peter, baker, r. 76 Allen
Accles Joseph, laborer, 25 Spring
Ach Christopher, shoemaker, 88 Delancy Ach Samuel, butcher, 113 Mott
Achalpohl Frederick A. segars, 216 Av. B
Ache George, blacksmith, 181 W. 46th
Achelis Thomas, importer, 50 Broad, h. 175 Henry, Brooklyn
Achenbach George, clerk, 57 Amos
Achenbach Ludwig, painter, r. 190 Houston
Achenbach William, porterhouse, 55 Bayard
Acher Christian, carpenter, r. 103 Forsyth
Acher G. Wilhelm, eating house, 54 Chatham
Acheson Hannah, milliner, 145 Houston
Acheson James J. crockery, 71 Barclay, h. 602 Av. 8
Acheson William, 89 Ludlow
Achmen Milton, carman, 432 Av. 7
Achtman L. shoemaker, 133 Willet
Ackarson Abraham, grocer, 150 W. 20th
Acken Isaac, mason, 174 W. 26th
Acken Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Oak
Ackenback Thomas, carpenter, 98 Charles
Acker Augustus, carman, 90 Grove
Acker Charles K. butcher, h. 132 E. 42d
Acker Cornelius, carpenter, 292 W. 17th, h. 205 Av. 9
Acker David D. grocer, 132 Chamber, h. 172 Duane Acker E. S. carman, 209 Stanton
Acker Henry, packing boxes, 292 W. 17th
Acker Jacob, Jr. health warden, Av. 2 n. E. 40th
Acker James, importer, 64 Cedar, h. Madison Av. c. E. 29th
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