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Post, Marcus, lub. b. Hickory n. William. Post, Thomas E. tallyman, b. 105 Carroll.
Post, William, w. Prince & Co. h. Ontario cor. Tonawanda
Poth, George HI. harbor master, h. 91 Genesee. Pott, John, cooper, h. Tonawanda n. Amberst. Potter, George, law student, b. 79 Chippewa Potter, George, w. Mixer & Smith, b. 29 Swan. Potter, H. H. finisher, w. S. E. Whiting h. Ni- agara n. Hudson.
Potter, James, h. 328 Main.
Potter, J. R. artist, w. Knight, b. Seneca cor. Franklin.
Potter, Mrs. Jennie, firm Mrs. Newton & P. h. 328 Main.
Potter, Osler, milkman, b. 105 Carroll.
Potts, Robert, carp. h. Perry n. Hamburgh. Potts, Wesley H. clerk, 210 Main, h. 207 Seventh. Potts, William, cigar maker, b. 111 Carroll.
Powell, David, supt. Buff. Omnibus Line, h. 221 E. Seneca.
Powell, Edgar J. soldier, b. 91 Ninth.
Powell, John, h. 91 Ninth.
Powell, Mrs. M. H. wid. h. 130 N. Division.
Powell, Nathan O. liquor dealer, 45 Seneca, b. same.
Powell, Thomas D. painter, b. 99 Ninth.
Powell, William, clerk, 180 Main, h. 83 Clinton. Powell, William, grocer, h. 83 Clinton. Powell, William, soldier, b. Folsom cor. Chicago.
Powers, - , driver city cars, b. 60 Lloyd. Powers, Mrs. Adaline, wid. h. 72 N. Division. Powers, Calvin, barber, 40 Seneca, b. 165 N. Division.
Powers, Daniel, caulker, h. across creek. Powers, Edward, machinist, h. 127 Sixth. Powers, E. machinist, w. Adam Good. Powers, Edward, engineer, h. Carroll n. Mich. Powers, J. carp. w. S. K. Worthington.
Powers, John, w. C. J. Wells, h. Scott n. Wash.
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PRINCE & CO.'S IMPROVED PATENT
DEONS
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., MANUFACTURERS, BUFFALO, N. Y.
Combining all of their recent improvements-the Divided Swell, Graduated Swell, Basso Tenuto, Organ Melodeon, &c.
(The Basso Tenuto, Divided Swell and Graduated Swell can only be obtained in Melodeons of our manufacture.)
ORGAN MELODEON,
WHOLESALE DEPOT, 43 LAKE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Manufactory, corner of Niagara and Maryland Streets, Buffalo.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
CHAS. E. BACON ..... 543 Broadway, N. Y. | BALMER & WEBER, St. Louis, Mo.
HENRY TOLMAN & CO ...... Boston, Mass. - JAMES BELLAK, .Philadelphia. W. F. COLBURN. .Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. COUSE.
.Detroit, Mich.
WOODWORTH, ALLOVON & CO., San Francisco.
A. & 8. NORDHEIMER,
Toronto, C. W.
Address orders or communications to either
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., 43 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
Or either of their Wholesale Agents.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, KIPLOYING 200 MEN, AND FINISHING SO INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK.
All Melodeons of our manufacture, either sold by us or dealers in any part of the United States or Canada, are warranted to be perfect in every respect; and should any repairs be necessary before the expiration of FIVE YEARS from date of sale, we hold ourselves ready and willing to make the same free of charge, provided the injury is not caused by accident or design,
Agenta for the sale of our Melodeons may be found in all the principal cities and towns of the United States and Canada.
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Patented May 22, 1855. DIVIDED SWELL.
PRINCE & CO.'S
SCHOO ORGAN
GRADUATED SWELL, Patented Sept, 17. 1861.
5
BASSO TENUTO, Patented June 24th, 1862.
DESIGNED EXPRESSLY FOR
SCHOOLS, HALLS OR SMALL CHURCHES TWO SIZES-FOUR AND A HALF AND FIVE OOTAVES.
FINISHED IN BLACK WALNUT OR OAK. WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
PRICES AND WEIGHT.
Four and a half Octaves, $125 | Weight, packed, 190 Ibs.
Five Octaves, 150 Weight, packed, 200 lbs
Length, 3 ft.
Length, 3 ft. 41% in.
Height, 2 ft. 9 in.
DIMENSIONS.
Height, 2 ft. 9 in.
Width, 1 ft. 10 in
Width, 1 ft. 10 in.
This Instrument is designed expressly for public and private SCHOOLS, PUBLIC HALLS, and small CHERCHEA. After having finished and sold over 30,000 MELODRONS, of our usual varieties, we found that something different was needed to meet the wants of Schools, Small Churches and Public Halls.
We think that we have succeeded in producing an instrument which is unrivaled In TONE, BRILLIANCY, COMPASS and (last, though not least,) CHRAPSEBS. It has nearly double the volume of tone of our $150 Double Reed Melo- deon, and this is produced by the greater capacity of BELLOws and SOUNDING BOARD, In connection with a peculiar method of voicing the reeds.
The GRADUATED SWELL and DIVIDED SWELL are attached to this Instrument, and we think the effect is superior to anything we have produced before. The advantages we claim for this Instrument are-
Ist. It has more compass than any other double reed instrument ever offered at the same price, the smallest being full four and a half octaves, which is the usual compass of the key boards of the largest organ; and the largest full five octaves.
2d. It has more volume of tone than any reed instrument ever offered to the public at double the price.
3d. It has two stops, by means of which the tone can be modulated to snit all occasions.
4th. It has the "DIVIDED SWELL," which Is only to be found In Melodeons of our manufacture.
6th. It has the "GRADUATED SWELL," which is admitted to be the most desirable improvement ever added to Melodeons, and which is patented by us, and used exclusively In our instruments.
6th. It bas the "IMPROVED VALVE," (or pallet,) being a combination of cloth and leather, insuring the dura- bility of the instrument, and long needed as a substitute for the "India rubber valve," which has caused so much trouble by the dissolving and sticking of the rubber.
7th. It has the "BASSO TENUTO " or Sub Bass, for full description of which see next page. Finally, It exactly meets the wants of those for whom it was intended. (See advertisement on the other side
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A MUSICAL NOVELTY.
The Basso Tenuto, or Sub Bass.
PATENTED JUNE 24. 1862.
GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO.
Respectfully announce that they have now perfected and ready to offer to the musical world, s new and import- ant invention as an attachment to their celebrated Melodeons, which needs only to be seen and heard to be appreciated. The new attachment is styled "THE BASSO TENUTO," and is intended as a substitute for the PEDAL BASS. It is the invention of Mr. Lafayette Louis, an accomplished Musician, who has, for a valuable consideration, assigned the entire right, title and interest in the same to the undersigned. A patent has been granted us, and hereafter all our Melodeons of five or more octaves, will be furnished with this attachment without extra charge. This most novel and desirable improvement will be found only in our Melodcons, as we shail seli no rights to other manufacturers.
The newly invented " BASSO TENUTO " will, from its extreme simplicity, commend itself to all lovers of the Melodeon, as it forms a complete substitute for the " Sub Bass," without the use of the foot pedals.
By drawing a stop, a very simple device is brought in connection with the under side of the lower octave of the key board, (entirely out of sight,) and while this stop remains drawn, any key in the lower octave being pressed, remains down, and the note continues to sound until another key in the same octave is struck, when the first is relieved, and the second sounds in its turn, thue enabling the performer to retain or continue at will any bass note, without the use of foot pedals, while both hands are left free to be occupied upon the upper part of the key board, thus getting doubie the quantity of tone, and producing effects like the Church Organ. When the " Sub Bass" is not wanted the stop is pushed in, and the keys are relieved from its influence.
The Pedal Bass, as heretofore made by us with foot pedais, will still be attached to our large Organ Melodeons.
PRINCE & CO.'S GRADUATED SWELL.
PATENTED SEPT. 17, 1861.
This is an entirely new idea, and its want has been noticed by all acquainted with reed instruments. The old swell could never be made to operate gradually; the instant the pedal was touched for opening it, the change would be instantaneous and abrupt.
Our New Swell is constructed on Scientific Principles,
And we are satisfied, by our untiring study and experiment, that it is the only one by which the tone of reed instru- ments may be graduated from a mere whisper to the full power of the Instrument, and rice acrsa. The volume of tone is also very much increased by this swell, and is now all that we could desire. \" No other Melodeon has this improvement.
This, in connection with our " DIVIDED SWELL," (which we patented in 1855,) will be added to all the Melo- deons which we now manufacture without extra charge. Persons unacquainted with the Melodeon and its history will bear in mind that we are the pioneers and leading manufacturers, not only in the United States, but in the world.
We commenced the manufacture of Melodeons in the fall of 1847, and since that time have finished and soid over THIRTY. THREE THOUSAND.
These instruments are now in use mostly in the United Statesand Canada; but also In Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and the West Indian, and from all quartera we have the flattering testimonials of the high estimation in which they are heid.
At all Industrial Exhibitions they have invariably been awarded the highest premium whenever exhibited in competi- tion with others.
All Melodeons of our manufacture, either sold by us or dealers in any part of the United States or Canadas, are warranted to be perfect in every respect, and should any repairs be necessary before the expiration of FIVE YEARS from date of sale, we hold ourselves ready and willing to make such repairs free of charge, provided the injury is not caused by accident or design.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
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1864.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.'S NEW PRICE LIST FOR THEIR CELEBRATED
MELODEONS
33,000 OF WHICH ARE NOW IN USE.
ORGAN MELODEONS.
Two Banks of Keys, Five Sets of Reeds, Eight Stops, One and a Half Octave Foot Pedals, One Set of Reeds in Pedal Bass Independent-Rosewood, 8525 One Bank of Keys, Three Sets of Reeds, Six Stops, with Foot Pedals, and Set of Reeds in Pedal Bass Independent-Black Walnut,. 375
SCHOOL ORGANS, OR HARMONIUMS.
Five Octaves,
150
Four and a half Octaves,
125
PIANO CASED MELODEONS.
Five Octave, Two Banks of Keys .. 300
Five Octave, Double Reed, F to F, 225
Six Octave, F to F, 195
Five Octave, F to F, 150
PORTABLE MELODEONS.
Five Octave, Double Reed, F to F, 195
Five Octave, to F to F, 112
Four and a Half Octave, C to F, 90
Four Octave, C to C.
67
Singing Teacher's Melodeon,
52
TERMS CASH.
The advance in the price of material compels us to make a corresponding advance in the price of our Melodeons. The above Price List has been made with reference to permanence, and our customers may reasonably rely that no further advance will be made for some time to come. Buffalo, June 13th, 1864.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
N. B .- For full description of instruments, send for Illustrated Catalogue.
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Powers, John, clerk, P. O. b. 52 Swan. Powers, Mrs. Lucy A. dress maker, 283 Main, h. same.
Powers, Patrick, grocer, h. Seneca junc. Swan.
Powers, Patrick, lab. h. Peacock n. Norton.
Powley, Peter, carp. h. 17 Bennett.
Powney, William, shoemaker, h. Jefferson cor. S. Division.
Prachtle, John, cooper, h. Batavia cor. Madison. Prahl, William, carp. h. 557 Michigan.
Pralow, Fred. tailor, h. S. Div. n. Grosvenor. Praniman, John, lab. h. Seneca bel. rail road crossing.
Prange Charles, tailor, h. Watson n. Clinton. Prapp, Henry, boatman, h. 329 Ellicott. Pratt, Mrs. Amos, wid. h. 10 Park Place.
Pratt, Anson, firm Palmer & P. h. Morgan cor. Huron.
Pratt, Edward B. clerk, b. 89 Swan.
Pratt. Elliott, sailor. h. 29 Oak.
Pratt, G. F. M. D. 4 W. Swan, h. 135 E. Swan.
Pratt, Mrs. Hiram, h. 75 Swan.
Pratt, Capt. James M. on lake, h. 9 Tracy.
Pratt, Lucius H. boat yard, Green cor. Michigan, h. 89 Swan.
Pratt, Lucius H. Jr. w. Pratt & Co. b. 89 Swan. PRATT & Co. props. Buffalo Iron and Nail Works, and Fletcher Furnace, dealers in American and foreign hardware, 28, 30 and 32 Terrace .- See adv. p. 83. S. F. Pratt, h. 83 E. Swen.
P. P. Pratt, h. 496 Main.
E. P. Beale, h. 82 Delaware.
PRATT & LETCHWORTH, saddlery, car- riage and trunk hardware, 34 Terrace .- See adr. p. 82.
Samuel F. Pratt, h. 83 E. Swan. Pascal P. Pratt, h. 496 Main. William P. Letchworth, b. U. S. Hotel. Josiah Letchworth. b. U. S. Hotel.
Pratt, William, lab. b. Boston House.
Pratt, W. F. & Co. hay, grain, and feed dealers, Elk st. market.
William F. Pratt, b. 135 E. Swan. William W. French, h. 291 Ellicott
Preacher, J. lab. w. George W. Tifft, Sons & Co. Prechtel, Margaret, wid. b. Geo. Prechtel. Prechtel, Geo. tailor, h. Mulberry n. High. Prehl, Geo. lab. h. 17 Maple.
Preis, Matthias, carp. h. Monroe n. Brown. Preisinger, John, lab. h. Michigan n. Carlton. Preissner, Chas. h. 140 E. Genesee.
Preiss, David, tanner, h. Locust n. Cherry. Prell, Simon. h. Johnson cor. High.
Premo, Louis, ship carp. h. 347 Seneca.
Prenett, Alexander, weigher, Sturges' Elevator. h. Ohio n. Washington Square.
Prenett, Sylvester, engineer, h. n. N. Y. & Erie R. R.
Prennan, Margaret, wid. h. Miami n. Louisiana. Prentice, Horace, clerk, 210 Main, b. Franklin House.
Presbrey, Miss Carrie J. teacher, b. Ninth bet. Vermont and Connecticut.
Presbrey, Otis F. assessor internal revenue, 6 W. Seneca, h. Ninth cor. Connecticut.
Prescott. Rufus D. clerk, b. Palmer n. Hudson. Press, John, shoemaker, h. 349 Seneca.
PRO
Prest, Geo. check agent, Buffalo Omnibus Co. Preston Isaac, ship carp. h. 226 Eagle. Preston, John, sailor, b. 4 Peacock.
Preston, John, blacksmith, h. Hayward n. Perry. Preston, J. W. sailor, b. Bennett's Temp. House. Preston. John R. grocer, 194 Seneca, h. same. Price, Charles, foreman, blacksmith shop, Pratt's
Iron Works, h. N. Wash. cor. Clinton Ave. Price, Hugh, plumber, h. Dolan's Exchange. Pride, Darius K. clerk, h. 2 Chestnut.
Pride, Michael, lab. h. Louisiana n. Ohio Basin. Pries, Henry, melodeon maker, h. Johnson n. Batavia.
Pries, Henry, Jr. lab. b. Johnson n. Batavia Pries, Jobn. moulder, w. B. A. M. Works. Pries, John, tanner, h. 80 Sycamore, Pries, William, moulder. b. Johnson n. Batavia. Priest, Ann, widow, h. Moore n. Ohio.
Prime, Arthur. rigger, h. 45 Green.
Prime, Hamilton, brakeman, L. S. R. R. b. 105 Carroll.
Prime, Jacob, cooper, w. Shaw & Kibbe.
Prime, J. B. sailor, h. Van Rensselaer n. Exch. Primrose, Benj. F. type founder, h. 3 Potter.
DRINCE, GEORGE A. & CO. Melodeon manufacturers, Seventh cor. Maryland .- See colored pp. opp. name.
Geo. 'A. Prince, h. Niagara cor. Georgia. T. Stevenson, h. Delaware n. Utica.
Pringle, Ann, dress maker, h. 250 Eagle.
Pringle, Catharine, dress maker. h. 250 Eagle.
Prior, Charles, clerk, w. G. R. Yaw, h. Carroll n. Heacock.
Prior, Geo. milkman, h. N. Division n. Hickory.
Prior, William S. joiner, h. Carroll cor. Van Rensselaer.
Pritchard. T. joiner, w. Mills & Co.
Prito, A. painter, w. R. L. Howard.
Prito, J. painter, w. R. L. Howard.
Pritz, Peter, shoemaker, h. William n. Madison. Proback, H. ax maker, w. L. & I. J. White & Co.
Probst, J. joiner, w. Mills & Co.
Probst, John, carp. b. Walnut n. Batavia. Proctor, John, tailor, h. Sixth n. Hudson.
Proctor, W. C. w. B. T. Whitney, b. 12 S. Div. Proell, George, lab. h. Hickory n. Batavia.
Proessel, L. A. saloon, 4 E. Genesee, h. same. Proll, Simon, cutter, w. Altman & Co. b. John- son cor. High.
Prosch, Christopher, shoemaker, h. Locust n. Carlton.
Prosser, E. S. office over cor. Seneca and Pearl, h. Delaware n. Barker.
Prost, Peter, dyer, h. Potter n. Batavia.
Prost, John, carp. h. Boston.
Prothais, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, h. 128 Ellicott. Prottendash, John, bricklayer, h. 111 William. Prottle, Joseph, painter, b. Sycamore n. Pine. Protter, George, cooper, h. Pratt n. Clinton. Prouse, Mary, b. 238 Pearl.
Prouty, James, h. cor. Elk and Louisiana.
Prouty, James, h. 104 Fulton.
Provoost, C. C. sail maker, w. Provoost & Son, b. 63 Seneca.
Provoost & Newkirk, sail loft, 1 Prime slip, Cen- tral Wharf.
David Provoost, b. Michigan ab. Seneca. John Newkirk.
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Provoost, E. J. clerk, w. F. G. Faxon.
Provoost, John S. sail maker, b. 126 Tupper.
Provoost, J. P. sail loft, Williams' block, h. 63 Seneca.
Provoost, Jas. P. Jr. sail maker, b. 63 Seneca.
Provoost, John S. sail maker, b. 126 W. Tupper. Provoost, Robert, sail maker, b. 63 Seneca.
Provoost. Samuel A. sail maker, h. Main n. Mof- fatt's Grove.
Provoost, Mrs. Sarah, h. 9 Genesee.
Provoost, William K. sail maker. h. 184 Seneca. Proymere, Geo. lab w. Geo. W. Tifft. Sons & Co. Prussert, Charles, shoemaker, b. 274 N. Division. Puditt, Peter, h. 152 Ellicott.
Puetz, F. clerk. w. Altman & Co. h. 265 Swan. Pugott, Anthony, harness maker, w. G. M. Kolb & Co.
Pugott, Joseph, harness maker, w. G. M. Kolb & Co.
Pulling, Geo. photographer, 360 Main, h. same. Puls, Charles, lab. h. Thompson bet. Hamilton and Amherst.
Puls. Charles, printer, Com. Adv. office, b. 69 Goodell.
Puls, Henry. lab. h. 274 N. Division.
Puls. John, tailor. b. 69 Goodell.
Purdie, Hadwin L. traveling agent, Buff. Scale Works, b. 55 N. Division.
Purdie, John, president, Buff. Scale Works, h. 55 N. Division.
Purcell, Edward, porter, h. Bristol n. Spring.
Purcell, Henry, boarding, 111 Carroll.
Purcell, James, lab. h. Seneca n. Alabama. Purcell, Michael, lab. h. Folsom bel. Kinney's al. Purcell, Thomas, lab. h. Folsom n. Chicago. Purcell, Thomas, lab. h. 207 S. Division.
Purcell. Thos. carp. w. Lucius H. Pratt.
Parrington, Geo. A. w. W. I. Mills & Co. h. 57 S. Division.
Pursel, Francis, w. B. U. Iron Works.
Pursel, Jasper N. w. B. U. Iron Works.
Purser, Michael. ship carp. h. Seneca bet. Mich- igan and Chicago.
Purtel, John, lab. h. Columbia n. Ohio.
Putnam. Caleb, car driver, b. Genesee cor. Camp.
Putnam, Lewis C. insurance inspector, b. Revere House.
Putnam, Miss Maria E. bonnet store, 404 Main, b. 155 Eagle.
Pye Brothers, boat house and fishing tackle, foot Erie. Richard Pye, b. Courter House. John Pye, b. Courter House.
Thomas Pye, b. Courter House.
Q.
Quackenbush, Elisha C. grocer, Niagara cor. Breckinridge. h. same.
Quackenbush, John Z. billiard saloon, Niagara cor. Amherst, h. same.
Quackenbush, Nelson, lock tender, h. Dearborn n. Hamilton.
Qualy, Stephen, blacksmith, h. 56 Elk.
Quatlander, John, peddler, h. cor. Clinton and Monroe.
Queenan, Owen, lah. b. 155 S. Division.
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Queenan, Patrick, lab. h. 155 S. Division. Quermbach, John, shoemaker, h. 585 Main. Quick, John, lab. h. 16 Illinois. Quigley, Michael, lab. h. Fifth n. Carolina. Quill, Timothy, lab. h. Miami n. Louisiana. Quinlan, Chas, w. Hiram Brush, h. 157 S. Div. Quinlin, Edward, teamster. b. 199 Seneca. Quinlin, John, lab. b. Carroll bel. Chicago. Quinlin, Margaret. widow, h. 199 Seneca. Quinn, Daniel, lab. h. Hayward n. Fulton. Quinn, Daniel, lab. h. al. bet. Swan and Seneca.
Quinn, Daniel, groom, w. T. J. Murphy, b. same. Quinn, Fred. moulder, w. B. A. M. Works. Quinn, Henry, clerk, w. A. G. Heckel, b. Pine cor. William.
Quinn, James, cartman, h. Court n. Staats. Quinn, Jaines, w. B. U. Iron Works.
Quinn, Joseph, ornamental plasterer, Arcade building. h. Tenth n. Carolina.
Quinn, John, sawyer, h. Ohio n. Chicago. Quinn, Mary, widow, h. Elk cor. Hayward.
Quinn. Patrick, sawyer, h. Ohio n. toll bridge. Quinn, Robert, drover, b. 13th Ward House.
Quinn, Terence, lab. h. Ohio n. swing bridge. Quinn, Wm. h. Staats n. Court.
Quinnerman, L. moulder, w. R. L. Howard Quint, Oran, roller, h. Mackinaw n. Hayward. Quint, Theodore, heater. h. Hamburgh n. South. Quintan, Elizabeth, h. 44 Fifth.
Quintan, George, lab. b. 44 Fifth.
Quinton. Geo. lab. w. Jewett & Root. Quirck, Mrs. Eliza, h. 50 Sycamore. Quirk. Wm. lab. h. 260 Seneca.
R.
Raach. Eberhard F. book binder, h. 25 Maple. Raas. John, lab. w. B. A. M. Works.
Rabadaw, Joseph, caulker, w. Lucius HI. Pratt Rabadaw, John. shipwright, h. 28 Scott. Rabenstein. Theodora, lab. h. Mich. n. High. Raber, John. lab. h. 53 Adams.
Rabus, O. mill stone builder. w. Jno. T. Noye. Rabold, George, blacksmith, h. Seneca n. Hy- draulics.
Raburger, Henry, Yankee notion peddler, h. 102 Sycamore.
Rabus, Andrew, stone catter. h. Adams n. Syc. Rachel, Chas. brass finisher, h. 355 Washington. Rack, Henry, lab. h. S. Division cor. Spring. Radman, Geo. furnaceman, h. 4 Maple.
Raden, Geo. F. shoemaker, h. Syc. n. Hickory. Rady, John, moulder, w. Eagle Iron Works Rae, David. lab. h. Fulton n. Alabama. Rae, John, lab. h. cor. Elk and Mississippi. Rae, John, blacksmith, h. Elk junction Ohio. Raeber, Charles, teamster. h. foot Hudson.
Raeger, Sebastian, lab. b. Hamilton n. Thompson. Raeichle, Godfried, iron caster, h. German al. n.
Genesee.
Raeichle, Wm. machinist, b. German alley near Genesee.
Raeker, Aug. cabinet ware room, h. 36 Batavia. Rafferty, James, carp. h. Morgan n. Eagle.
Rafferty, Owen, fish dealer, Lloyd cor. Canal, h. Scott n. Main.
Raffe, Conrad, mason, h. 30 Ash.
Ragan, B. lab. w. Mills & Co.
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Ragan, Michael, lab. h. Sixth n. Hudson.
Ragan, Miss Nelly, dress maker, 8 Koon's al. Ragan, Thomas, lab. h. 40 Ohio.
Ragot, Dominique, gardener, h. Delavan Ave. n. Main.
Rahm, George, lab. h. Spring n. Sycamore. Rahm, George, lab. h. Grey n. Batavia.
Raidart, Frank J. printer, w. A. M. Clapp & Co. b. Jefferson n. Genesee.
Raidart, Peter, grocer, Jefferson cor. Brown, h. same.
Raichle, Charles, brass finisher, w. B. S. G. Co. Raichle, Wm. brass finisher, w. B. S. G. Co. Raim, Conrad, carp. h. Boston.
Rainey & Wheeler, produce com. merchants, 22 Central Wharf.
H. Rainey, h. 69 E. Eagle. Joel Wheeler, h. 53 E. Eagle.
Rains, Isaac, cigar maker, h. 62 S. Division. Rale, John, lab. h. 124 Elm.
Ralph, Edmund S. clerk, w. S. O. Barnum, h. Ferry n. Main.
Ralph, Henry, soldier, h. Carolina cor. Efner. Ralph, Jesse, brick maker, Genesee n. toll gate. Ralph, Mrs. R. L. b. 141 W. Huron.
Ramage, George, tailor, h. 117 Seneca.
Ramm, Elizabeth, wid. h. Mulberry n. Goodell. Rammacher, Wm. lab. h. Maple n. High. Rammelmeyer, John, shoemaker, h. 1 Sycamore. Ramsay, Wm. lake capt. h. 376 S. Division. Ramsay, Wm. A. sailor, h. Smith block, Folsom. Ramsberger, C. K. h. 237 Oak.
Ramsberger, Conrad, nail smith, h. Emslie near Clinton.
Ramsbek, Andrew, lab. h. Eagle n. Monroe. Ramsdall, Charles, h. 42 Franklin.
Ramsdell, Henry, clerk, w. John B. Higham, h. Mariner n. Virginia.
Ramsdell, O. P. & Co. wholesale boot and shoe house, 168 Main.
O. P. Ramsdell, h. 84 Delaware. W. H. Walker, h. 173 Delaware.
Ramsdell, Mrs. W. G. h. 211 Delaware.
Ran, Elizabeth, wid. h. Madison n. Sycamore.
Rand, Charles M. firm Franklin & R. h. 201 Swan.
Rand, Mrs. Charles, wid. h. 142 Eagle.
Randall, A. conductor, Niagara Falls R. R. h. 89 Franklin.
Randall, Geo. H. insurance agent, b. 13 S. Div. Randall, Juliet, wid. h. Niagara n. Clinton Ave. Randall, M. rail road ticket agent, 17 Exchange, h. Morgan cor. Cary.
Randall, Sanford M. b. 119 Genesee.
Randall, Mrs. S. h. 119 Genesee.
Randall, Volney, boots and shoes, h. Main near Carlton.
Randolph, George, w. Niagara Forge Works. Randolph, R. J. builder, h. 91 Seneca.
Ranke, Henry, bricklayer, h. 560 Michigan. Rankin, Hugh, lab. h. Louisiana cor. Carroll. Rankin, Leland, N.Y. & E. R. R. office, h. Main n. Utica.
Rankin, Mark, marine inspector, 44 Main, h. 76 Sixth.
Rankin, Mary, wid. saloon, 3 Mich. h. same.
Rankin, William, Exchange Elevator, Erie Basin, res. Charlotte, N. Y.
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Ranney, O. W. & W. P. lime, cement and plas- ter. 36 Central Wharf, foot Lloyd. O. W. Razney, h. 70 Swan. W. P. Ranney, h. 145 Franklin.
Ranney, William, merchant, h. 70 Swan.
Ransch, George, tailor, Mortimer n. Genesee, h. same.
Ransom, A. R. hats and caps, 332 Main, h. 197 Swan.
Ransom, Catharine, wid. h. Fulton n. Alabama. Ransom, D. & Co. manufacturers Trask's Oint- ment, 1933% Seventh.
David Ransom, h. 171 Niagara.
Ransom, E. engineer, h. Fulton n. Alabama
Ransom, Lewis, millwright, b. Niagara n. Sca- jaquada Creek.
Ransom, Rodolph W. batter, b. 197 Swan.
Ransom, William W. w. D. Ransom & Co. h. 29 Palmer.
Rapp, Godfried, cooper, h. Dearborn n. Amherst. Rapp, Mrs. Catharine, wid. h. Best n. Walden. Rapp, Ranslin, machinist, h. 140 Carroll. Rappee, Henry, lab. h. 5 Scott.
Rappold, Philip, watchman, h. 86 Johnson. Rapson, James, joiner, h. Carroll n. Louisiana. Raquet, Lewis, carp. h. Sycamore n. Hickory. Rarden, John, w. G. R. Wilson, b. L. Sullivan.
Rasbach, Henry, tanner, h. Raze n. Clinton. Rase, Emanuel, tailor, h. Fourth cor. Virginia.
Rasenbauer, George, goldsmith, h. Bennett n. William.
Rashe, Peter, lab. h. Lutheran n. Batavia.
Rasner, Heinrich, grocer, h. Sycamore n. Hick- ory.
Rassel, Frank, peddler, h. Genesee cor. Sherman. Rast, Lorenz, butcher, Batavia cor. Adams.
Ratcliffe, George, lake captain, h. 75 Sixth.
Ratcliffe, Stephen, foreman, w. Jewett & Root, h. Virginia cor. Tenth.
Rath, Joseph, shoemaker, w. T. Peitsch, h. 119 Walnut.
Rath, John. h. 242 S. Division.
Rath, Thomas, distiller. h. 177 Genesee.
Rathbone, Charles, h. Eagle cor. Ellicott.
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