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Minto A. W. drugs, Elliott pl. c. Fulton av. h 828 Fulton av
Minton Henry (M. D.) h 138 Remsen
EMinton James, lab. h 2d n. N. 6th
Minton Mary, wid. h 44 Main
Minton Mary, wid. h 20th n. 4th av
Minton Michael, seaman, h 44 Main
Minton Royal, wheelwright, h Franklin av. n. Myrtle av
Montonye Eunice, wid. h 41 Tillary
Mintonye William, carptr. h 24 Vanderbilt av Mintrim Lucy, tailoress, h 944 Fulton av
EMintz Me. h 47 Union av
Mintzer A. jeweler, h 9 Canton
Minus Leonard, cash. h 178 3d
Miquel Heloise, dressmkr. h 294 State
Mir Francisco, clerk, h 17th n. 9th av
Mirick Julia, h Washington n. Java
Mirick Nancy, h Washington n. Java
Mirwin Edward, clerk, h 72 Johnson
Misceeda Anthony, seaman, h Vandyke n. Dwight
EMise Conrad, lamps, Bartlett n. Harrison av Misegas Charles, lab. h 77 Degraw
EMisel Dingel, tailor, h r. Bartlett n. Harri- son av
EMiser John, moulder, h Gerry n. Flushing av E Mish Charles, fancy goods, h 49 S. 7th
EMisinger Adam, printer, Boerum n. Leonard EMiskster Dragall, basketmkr. h 24 Graham av EMistcalf Frederick, tailor, h Varet n. Bush- wick av
Mitchel Arthur, grocer, h Franklin av. n. Myrtle av
Mitchel Charles, baker, h 196 Partition
Mitchel George, cooper, h Pacific n. Classon av Mitchel George F. carpenter, h 22d n. 4th av EMit hel George H. u.s.a. h B'way c. Ewen Mitchel Isaac, smith, h 130 York
P. C. LIGHTE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES 421 Broome street, Second Block East of Broadway, New York City.
Assets, Three Million Dollars.
New York Life Insurance Company, 112 and 114 Broadway, N. Y .- Established, 1845-Purely Mutual, Policies on the Non-Worfoituro Plan originated by his Company."
MASON & HAMLIN'S. CABINET ORGANS, Warerooms, 596 Broadway, New York. See Advertisement opp. page 370.
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EMitchel Jacob, baker, h 26 Leonard
Mitchel Jacob, cabinetmkr. h 383 Hudson av Mitchel John, foreman, h 102 Furman
Mitchel Joseph, glasscutter. h 69 Union
EMitchel Joseph, tin, 283 Grand
EMitchel Peter, cooper, h r. 72 N. 4th
Mitchel Samuel, (col.) laborer, h r. 386 Hud- son av
Mitchel Sarah J. wid. h 36 Clermont av
Mitchell Andrew, engineer, h 132 Prospect
Mitchell B. C. clothing, 25 Warren, N. Y. h 25 Henry
Mitchell Charles, seaman, h 34 Bridge
Mitchell Charlotte M. wid. boarding, h 120 Remsen
Mitchell Chauncey L. (M.D.) h 77 Montague
Mitchell Daniel, laborer, h Dean n. Vander- bilt av
Mitchell Edward, coal, Washington c. York, h 15 Willoughby
Mitchell Edward, engineer. h 40 Willow pl EMitchell Emily, teacher, h 10 2d
Mitchell E. & Co. coal and wood, Washington c. York
EMitchell George, h 287 S. 5th
EMitchell George, blockmkr. h Jefferson n. Washington
Mitchell George A. clerk, h Fulton av. n. Troy avenue
Mitchell Hamilton, carpenter, h 20 Navy
Mitchell Henry, screw manf. 214 Pearl, N. Y. h Ashland pl. n. Raymond
Mitchell Henry T'. restaurant, Fulton mkt. N. Y. h 273 Cumberland
Mitchell Howard, furs, 185 Fulton
Mite hell Isaac H. clerk, h 422 Union
Mitchell James, h Dean n. Vanderbilt av
Mitchell James, broker, Pine, N. Y. h 133 Clermont av
Mi chell James, clerk, h 15 Willoughby
Mitchell James, grocer. h 327 Sackett
Mitchell James, machinist, h 198 Prospect
Mitchell James mer. tailor, 40 Montague
Mitchell James, milkman, h Walworth n. Park avenue
Mitchell John, h Grand av. n. De Kalb av EMitchell John blockmkr. h Jefferson n. Myr- tle av
Mitchell John, brassfinisher, Gold, N. Y. h 90 Flatbush av
Mitchell John, (col.) laborer, h r. 215 Pearl Mitchell John machinst, h. Dean n. Vanderbilt avenue
EMitchell John, Jr. foreman, h 102 Furman Mitchell John A. machinist, h 8 N. Oxford Mitchell John H. printer, h 38 Duffield Mitchell Joseph, liquors, 432 Columbia EMitchell Joseph, ropemkr. h 182 7th Mitchell Margaret, wid. laundress, h 72 E. Warren EMitchell Mary, wid. h 133 Montrose av Mitchell Mary A. fancy goods. 777} Myrtle av Mitchell Michael, tailor, 1087 Fulton av Mitchell Patrick, lab. h Dean n. Carlton av Mitchell Robert, lab. h Schenck n De Kalb av Mitchell Robert W. u. s. a. h 567 Columbia Mitchell Roderick, engineer, h 130 Sackett
Mitchell Samuel P, saloon, Fulton mkt. N. Y. h De Kalb av. n. Yates av .
Mitchell S. L. wid. h 392 Clermont av
EMitchell Stephen, basketmkr. Walton n. Throop av
Mitchell Susan, wid. boarding, h 132 Prospect Mitchell Theodore, mer. h 414 Pacific
Mitchell Theodore C. dessicating, Pearl c. John h 414 Pacific
Mitchell Thomas, liquors, h Fulton av. n. New York av
Mitchell Thomas, lab. h 164 Navy
Mitchell Wm. brasswkr. h 23 Green la
EMitchell Wm. lab. h B'way n. Keap
EMitchell Wm. smith, h 120 Devoe
Mitchell Wm. H. real estate, 77 Cedar, N. Y.h Hicks n. President
Mitchell & Hallett, physicians, h 77 Montague Mitchelson George, seaman, h 18th n. 5th av Mitchill Samuel S. lighterman, Jay c. John, h 25 Union Square, N. Y
Mitchison Wm. music, 622 Myrtle av
Mitchley Benjamin, furnishing, 78 Duane, N. Y. h 55th n. 3d av
Mitchley Wm. h 55th n. 3d av
Miter Aaron W. h 18th n. 4th av
Mithaner George, Jr. tailor, h r. 85 Meserole
Mittague John, painter, h 407 Adelphi
Mittan Catharine, wid. h 72 Congress
EMittel Nathan, drygoods, h 106 Ewen
Mitten Robert, lab. h 180 Nassau
Mitzer Paul, shoemkr. h r. 397 Adelphi
Mix Joseph, mer. 12 Moore, N. Y. h Van Bu- ren n. Marcy av
Mix Major G. City Hall, h Gates av. c. Franklin Mexer Henry, mer. h 266 Sackett
Mixter Madisar, fancy goods, 28 Warren, N.Y. h Clermont av. n. Lafayette av
Moak Warren, cash. Liberty c. B'way, N. Y. h 119 Wyckoff
EMoatley John S. cooper, h 275 S. 2d
Moan Bernhard, junk, h 104 9th .. Moat H. S. h 65 State
E Mobery Ellen E. teacher, h Wall n. B'way
EMobery Mary A. teacher, h Wall n. B'way
EMobley Hardy (Rev.) col. h 38 Boerum
Mochan Philip, laborer, h 113 N. 4th
Mocklar John, smith, Flushing av. n. Kent av. h Nostrand av. n. Park av .Mocklar Nicholas, h 132 Plymouth
Mockler Mary, wid. h 166 Atlantic
Mockler Patrick, pilot, h Smith c. Wyckoff
Mockler Thomas, shoemkr. h 73 Hudson av Moclaw John, laborer, h 98 E. Warren
EMocrady Philip, peddler, h 69 Boerum
EModdler Catharine, vestmkr. h 65 S. 7th EModier C. tailor, h 151 Johnson
Moe Tjostoff A cabinetmkr. 3d av. c. 18th, h 10th n. 3d av
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Moebus Peter, shoemkr. 552 Fulton av
Moehling Henry, wiredrawer, h Van Brunt c. William
EMoehrenger William, cabinetmkr. r. 97 Schols, h 97 Schols
Moen James, plasterer, h Bergen n. Grand av Moene John, plasterer, h 74 E. Warren
F.Moengling Conrad, tailor, h Adams n. Wash- ington
Moers Stephen W. imp. wines, 378 Pearl, N. Y. h 3 Strong pl
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY, 108 BROADWAY, N. Y., (Marine & Fire) assets $589,186.92-three-fourths of the Profits returned to the nssured.
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO LET, 336 FULTON STREET, UP STAIRS.
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, In Cases of Rosewood. Ebony, Walnut, and Oak, $100 te $1,200 each.
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Moessl Frz, shoemkr. 212 Henry
Moffat David, leather, 5 Jacob, N. Y. h 57 Willow
Moffat Jane, wid. h 102 Willoughby Moffat John J. grain, 39 Pearl, N. Y. h Nelson n. Court
Moffat John L. metallurgist, h 188 Amity Moffat John W. grain, 39 Pearl, N. Y. h Nel- son n. Court
Moffat L. F. wid. h 16 Elliott pl
Moffat Reuben C. physician, h 32 Clinton Moffat William, printer, h 48 Woodhull Moffat Elizabeth, wid. h Utica av. n. Bergen Moffat James, laborer, h 112 Sands
Moffet Alfred C. h 21 Oxford
Moffett Robert, grocer, Flushing av. c. Cler- mont av
Moffitt Edward W. bagmkr. h 75 Union Moffinat Daniel, seaman, h 6 Becch pl
EMoffot Alexander, smith, Java n. Union av
Mogan John, h 35 Hamilton av
EMoger Aaron F. auctioneer, 94 Grand EMoger Levi J. cabinetmkr 104 N. 2d
EMoger Maria. wid. h Union av. n. S. 4th Mohan Francis, laborer, h 111 Gold
: EMohl John H. butcher, 180 Graham av
Mohlse Jacob, shoemkr. Bedford c. De Kalb av
Mohn Michael, mason, 663 Myrtle av EMohr Charles, cutter, h Forrest n. Bushwick av Mohr Charles, varnisher, h 90 Wyckoff
EMohr George, lagerbier, 81 Johnson
EMohr Philipina, wid. h 81 Johnson
Mohrel Jacob, shoemkr. h Bedford av. c De- Kalb av
Mohrenne Philip, tailor, 332 Atlantic
Mohrman F. grocer, Fulton av. n. Albany av Mohrman Henry A. grocer, Classon av. c. Van- Buren
MOHRMAN JOHN, liquors, 127 Grand, h S. 2d n. 4th
Moir Isabella, grocer, h Myrtle av. c. Ever- green av Moisson Francis J. lawyer, 52 Hall, N. Y. h 37 Debevoise
EMoitrice Bartlime, milliner, 80 Ewen Mokley Michael, laborer, h 202 Columbia Molan Richard, laborer, h r. 170 Smith
EMolan Thomas, peddler, h 128 N. 7th Mold A. L. French milliner, 196 Fulton Molder John, laborer, h 6th av. n. 16th Mole Joseph, silversmith, h 369 Hudson av Mole Thomas, clerk, 74 John, N. Y. h 116 S. Oxford
Molenhauer John, liquors, 42 Stone, N. Y. h Marcey av. n. Hart
Molentower John, grocer, 163 Mckibbin Molidor Henry, butcher, h 46 Fulton EMoll F. grocer, S. 5th c. 6th
Moll John, butcher, 62 Schols
EMoll Robert, machinist, h 160 S. 5th
Mollack Mattis, shoemkr. h 186 Navy Mollen S. T. boilermkr. h 46 Main
Mollenhagan John, confectioner, 245 At- lantic av
Moller Augustus, h 19 Ainslie
Moller Henry P. china, Greenwich, N. Y. h 1 Douglass
[ Molleson Elias, bookkeeper, h 177 Dean
Molleson Susan J. wid. h 177 Dean
Mollison James, hardware, 95 John, N. Y. h Putnam av. n. Reed av
Molloy Catherine, grocer, 290 Hicks Molloy John, truckman, h Bergen n. Powers Molloy Mary, h 3 Church
Molloy Patrick, express, h 272 Hicks
Molloy Patrick, laborer, h 86 Front
Molloy Thomas, waiter, h 41 Flatbush av
EMoloch Antone, baker, Whipple n. Throop av
Molone Michael, clerk, 288 Fulton
EMoloney Elizabeth, wid. h 64 S. 6th
MOLONEY JAMES J. wines and liquors, 5th c. N. 6th and 4th c. N. 4th
Moloney Mary, wid. h 3 Bolivar
Moloney P. shoemkr. 98 Atlantic
Moloney Timothy, laborer, h 146 Harrison
Molow Mary, wid. h 227 Pearl
Moloy John, laborer, h 39 Union
Molphy John, porter, h Atlantic av. n. Pearsall
EMolter C. J. butcher, 12 Grand
EMolticg Louisa, wid. h 307 S. 3d
Molton Mary, h 176 Gold
EMolyneux John, express, h 34 Remsen
Monaghan Eliza, wid vestmkr. h 128 Smith
Monagham Arthur, liquors, 243 Smith
EMonaghan Philip, caulker, h Huron n. Wash- ington
EMonaghan William, carpenter, h 116 1st EMonaghen Elizabeth, wid. h 178 N. 6th
Monagle James, conductor, h Monroe n. Mar- cy av
EMonahal Thomas, laborer, h D'way c. Harri- son av
EMonahan Ann, wid. h Washington c. Huron Monahan James, carpenter, 4th av n. Butler Monahan John, carman, h 344 Hicks
EMonahan John, laborer, h r. 44 N. 5th
Monahan John, plumber, h 168 Smith
Monahan Michael, laborer, h Vanderbilt av n. Wyckoff
Monahan Patrick, laborer, h Baltic n. Bond
Monahan Patrick, laborer, h Wyckoff n. Van- derbilt av
Monas John, h Bergen n. Powers
EMonck John, clerk. h 136 S. 3d
Mone Joseph, h 23S Navy
EMonegan William, jeweler, h 1 Wilson
EMonell Charles, laborer. h r. 273 n, 7th
EMonett Tenece, cigars, 170 S. 6th
Money William, engineer, h 230 Front
EMoneypenny James, dyer, 221 Grand Moneypenny Richard H. clerk, h 832 Fulton av Montfort Ezriah W. milk, h Yates av. n. Bain- bridge
Mongan Henry, clerk, h 6 Church
EMonghan Patrick, laborer, h N. 9th n. 6th
Monhan Henry, laborer, h 219 Front
EMonhome James carpenter, h Eokfordn. Calyer
Monihan James, laborer, h 35 Sackett
Monjo Louis, porter house, 74 Broad, N. Y. h 346 Sackett
Monk Charles, toolmkr. h 3 Mill
EMonk Emma, wid. h 11 Filmore pl
Monk James W. lawyer, 49 Wall, N.Y. h Fort Green pl. n. De Kalb av
Monk Joseph, clerk, h Court c. Union
F: C. LIGHTE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES; 421 Broome street. Second Block East of Broadway, New York City.
New York Life Insurance Company, 112 and 114 Broadway, N. Y .- Established, 1845 .- Purely Mutual. . Policies on the Non-Forfeiture Plan originated by this Company. Assets, Three Million Dollars.
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, Warerooms, 596 Broadway, New York. See Advertisement opp. page 370.
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Monk Thomas, artist, h Quincy n. Marcy av EMonk William D. ropemkr. h 253 N. 2d Monks Brigdet, wid. h 77 Butler,
Monks Pat, carpenter, h Bergen n. 4th av Monkes Henry, shipmaster, h 80 Washington EMonlollan, Charles, clerk, h 105 S. 3d
Monnaghan Edward, carpenter, h 29 Amity EMonnahan James, carpenter, h N. Ist n. 9th EMonnenmagher Nicholas, butcher, 287 S. 1st Monnoghan Barclay, shoemkr. h Classon av. n. Van Buren
Monnohan Martin, laborer, h 16 Sackett
Monohan Michael, japanner, h Sandford c. Wil- loughby av
Monroe George, publisher, William, N. Y. h 72 Willoughby
Monroe George O. carpenter, h 6th n. 5th
EMonroe Georgiana, wid. h 51 S. 9th
Monroe James, seaman, h Front n. Main EMonroe James M. builder, h 97 B' way
Monroe Maria B. wid. h 366 Carlton av
Monsell Isaac, h De Kalb n Marcy av
Monsili John A. h Ashland pl. n. Raymond
Monson James M. u. s. a. h 56 De Kalb av Montaginal Aubley, clerk, h 50 Hudson av Montage James H. carpenter, h r. Bergen n. Underhill av
EMontague Charles, driver, h 194 S. 4th
Montague Charles, machinist, 75 Fulton, N.Y. h 58 Washington av
Montague Gilbert, produce, 15 Water, N. Y. h 323 Adelphi
Montague Robert, laborer, h 708 Atlantic av Montanus Henry, cigarmkr. h 291 Atlantic av EMontanye Abraham D. h 180 2d
Montanze William, cooper, h 213 Water
MONTAUK FIRE INS. CO. 7 Court and 168 B'way, N. Y.
Monte Joseph, barber, 62 High
EMonter Francis, driver, h 299 S. 5th
Montieth Mary, wid. h 505 Columbia
EMontenas John, laborer, h Washington n. Freeman
Montfort J Dewitt, bookkeeper, Broadway c. Chambers, N. Y. h 125 Johnson Montfort John, clerk, h 418 Dean
EMontgomery Alex. bookkeeper, h 170 Lorimer
Montgomery Alex. ropemkr. h 230 S. 4th
Montgomery Archibald, mer. 121 Pearl, N.Y. h 36 Tompkins pl
EMontgomery Asa, tobacco, 175 Pearl, N.Y. h 151 S. 2d
EMontgomery Charles S. carpenter, h 49 Mont- rose av
EMontgomery Charles, carpenter, 61 S. 4th
EMontgomery George, h 170 Lorimer
EMontgomery George, boilermkr. h 159 Devoe Montgomery Hannah, wid. h 289 Union EMontgomery James, carman, h 34 S. 2d
Montgomery James, printer, h 15 Portland av Montgomery John, laborer, h 4 W. Warren EMontgomery John, laborer, h Ainslie
EMontgomery John, shipcarpenter, h 49 Mont- rose av
Montgomery Mary, wid. h 705 Atlantic av Montgomery Michael, laborer, h 2 Van Brunt
Montgomery Moses, ropemkr. h 15 Portland av
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EMontgomery Peter, plumber, h Franklin n. Milton
Montgomery Robert G. clerk, h 4th av. n. 21st Montgomery Samuel, boilermkr. Franklin c. Commerce, h 32 Skillman
Montgomery Samuel M. clerk, h 19th n. 4th av Montgomery Thomas, laborer, h Smith c. 9th Montgomery Wm. tinsmith, h 21 Sandford
EMontgomery Wm. H. h 246 S. 3d
Montgomery William S. builder, h 174 Atlantic Montross Catharine, wid. h 157 Myrtle av
Montross Edward J. smith, h Concord n. Gold EMontross Gilbert R. h 123 8. 2d
EMontross Henry, joiner, h 115 N. 5th
Montross Jobn T. salesman, h 114 President
EMontross Lewis P. joiner, h 9 Fillmore pl
Montross Phebe, wid. h 157 Myrtle av
EMontz John, lab. h 27 Meserole
Montzes Frederick, laborer, h Hopkins n. Nostrand av
Moody Henry, boots, h 1329 Fulton av
EMoody John, caulker, h 103 N. 3d
Moody John A. agricultural implements, Jay c. Plymouth, h 106 Sands
EMoody Marinus, shipcarpenter, h Oakland n. Norman av
Moody Moses, u. s. a. h 132 Willow
Moody Patrick, painter, h 12 Carroll
Moody Sewall, u. s. a. h 54 Flatbush av
Moody Thomas, leather manf. h 168 Hudson av
EMoohide John, lab. h Remsen n. Waterbury
EMooler Philip, tailor, h Graham av. n. B'way EMoon George, fish, Fulton mkt. N. Y. h 5 S. 9th
Moon Henry B. carp. h 91 Prospect
EMoon James, u. s. a. h Franklin n. Calyer
Moon John, clerk, Nassau c. Cedar, N. Y. h 16 Bond
Moon John R. coal scuttle manf. 5 Cannon, N. Y. h 74 Willoughby
Moon Lydia (col.) wid. nurse, h 152 Navy Moon Mary A. h 139 Washington
Moon William H. scuttles, 5 Cannon N. Y. h 5 S. 9th
Mooney Thomas, types, h Bolivar n. Canton Mooney Ann, h Franklin n. India
Mooney Bridget, liquors. 956 Fulton av
Mooney Edward, laborer, h 42 John
Mooney George, laborer, h 701 Atlantic av
EMooney Henry, carpenter, h 72 N. 7th
Mooney James, carpenter, h Power n. E. Warren
EMooney James, clerk, h Franklin n. Madison Mooney James, laborer, h 117 Butler .
Mooney James, laborer, h Carroll n. Nevins
Mooney James, liquors, 88 Hamilton av
Mooney James, peddler, h 11 State
Mooney James, smith, h 29 President
Mooney John, insp. h Bergen n. Powers
Mooney John, laborer, h 790 Pacific
Mooney John, laborer, h. r. Dean n. Under- hill.av
Mooney John, laborer, h 40 Front
Mooney Joseph, laborer, h n. Lawrence Mooney John, u.s.a. h r. Vanderbilt av. n. Atlantic av
Mooney Margaret, h 1 Church
EMooney Margaret, wid. h 1st n. N. 10th -
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 12 WALL St., N. Y. Cash, Capital. $1,000,000. 2. Davenport, Agt., cor. Fulton Av. & Oxford St., Brooklyn.
FOR ANYTHING APPERTAINING TO THE USE OF SEWING MACHINES, go to 336 Fulton street, Up Stairs.
MASON & HA VILIN'S CABINET ORGANS; In Cuses of Rosewood, Ebony, Walnut, and Oak, $100 to $1,200 each.
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EMooney Michael, shipcarpenter, h 165 5th Mooney Patrick, driver, h r. Dean n. Under- hill av
Mooney P. C. peddler, h 122 Atlantic av Mooney Peter, laborer, h 22 State
Mooney Thomas, smith, Washington av c. Butler, h Butler n. Classon
EMooney William Henry, stevedore, h 143 S. 2d
Moor John, boatman, h Kent av n. Flushing av Moor John, laborer, h 141 Wolcott
Moor William, carpenter, h Stockton n. Mar- cy av
EMoore Abraham J. grocer, Franklin av n. Greenpoint av. h Kentn. Union av
Moore Albert, joiner, h Tompkins av n. Hart Moore Alfred, fancy store, h Bergen n. Powers Moore Alfred, upholsterer, h 383 Adelphi
EMoore Alfred F. seaman, h Franklin n Huron Moore Allen, shipmaster, h 288 Navy
Moore Andrew, fireman,h Furman n. Montague EMoore Andrew, machinist, h 206 Moore
Moore Archibald, laborer, h Grand av c. Hickory
Moore Benjamin, sails, h Clermont av. n. Fulton
E Moore Catharine, wid. dressmkr. h 51 N. 4th
Moore Chauncey, drygoods, 329 B'way, N. Y. h 46 Pierrepont
EMoore Charles H. u. s. a. h Noble c. Franklin
EMoore Daniel, grocer, Grand c. 8th, h 137 6th
EMoore Daniel, provisions, 8th n. Grand, h 6th n. N. 2d
Moore Daniel, tailor, 163 Grand, N. Y. h 22 Hanover pl
Moore Daniel E. cooper, h 8 Rapelyea
Moore Davis, Jr. (Rev.) h Gates av. n. Hall.
EMoore D. W. L. contractor, h Kent n. Franklin
Moore Edwin B. editor, 10 Front, h 520 Pacific Moore Eliphalet, carman, h 301 Bergen Moore Elizabeth M. wid. boarding, 114 1st pl
EMoore Ferdinand,' barber, h B'way c. Johnson Moore Festus H. u. s. a. h 100 Harrison Moore Frances, wid. h 286 Pacific
Moore Francis, carman, h Pearl n. Water
Moore George baker, h 783 Atlantic av
Moore George, bookbinder, h 8th n. 5th av
Moore George, bookkeeper, h Myrtle av. n. Tompkins av
Moore George, broker, 100 Water, h 195 Ful- ton
Moore George, com. mer. 184 Fulton, N. Y. h Lloyd n. Throop av
Moore George, police, h 193 Adams
EMoore George, (col ) steward, h 19 Varet
EMoore George W. clerk,h Myrtle av.n.Tomp- kins av
Moore George W. cooper, h 8 Joralemon
EMoore Harrison B. lighterman, 106 Wall, N. Y. h Kent n. Franklin
Moore Henry, jeweler, h 189 Fulton
Moore Henry, plasterer, h Greene av.n. Marcyav EMoore Henry, shipwright, h India n. Wash- ington
EMoore Henry, (col.) whitewasher, h 46 N.5th Moore Henry A. lawyer, 9 Court, h Hamilton. n. Greene av
EMoore H. J. h 31 Wythe av
Moore H. W. flour, h 798 Atlantic av
EMoore Isaac & Co. oils, N.13 c. 2d, h Jersey City
EMoore Jacob, fisherman, h Smith n. Marshall EMoore Jacob, shipmaster, h 104 5th
Moore James, butcher, Van Brunt c. King, h King n. Van Brunt
Moore James, driver, h Flushing av. n. Nos- trand av
Moore James, fancy gds. 565 Columbia
Moore James, grocer, h 269 Grand
Moore James, ice, h 2 Green la
Moore James, laborer, h 23 Jay
EMoore James, ropemkr. h Bushwick av. n. Varet
Moore James, sailmkr. h Myrtle av. c. Clas- son av
EMoore James, tinsmith, h 40 Remsen
Moore James F. physician, 81 Dean
Moore James L. harness, 21 Fulton, h Colum- busville, L. I.
Moore Jane, wid. h 242 Marshall
Moore J. C. drygoods, 253 Fulton, h 59 Fleet Moore J. C. machinist, h Conover n. Elizabeth EMoore John, h 169 S. 9th
Moore John, clerk, h 3d av c. 27th
Moore John, driver, h 15th c. 12th av
Moore John, laborer, h 13 Raymond
Moore John, machinist, h 224 E. Warren
Moore John, shipcarpenter, h 306 Hamilton av
EMoore John, shoemkr. h 61 N. 3d
Moore John, smith, h 3 Hamilton av
EMoore John, stonecutter, h Jackson n. Bush- wick av
Moore John, tailor, h 315 Hicks
Moore John, watchman, h 65 Union
Moore John C. drygoods, 257 Fulton, h Fleet n. Fulton av
F: C. LIGHTE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES. 421 Broome street, Second Block East of Broadway, New York City.
Mooney Thomas, plasterer, h 829 Pacific Mooney Thomas, seaman, h 109 Sackett Mooney William, cigarmkr. h 79 Nevins Mooney William, restaurant, 25 Main EMooney Charles. junk, 223 1st Moor Cuff, (col.) h 51 Green la Moor Daniel, smith, h 85 Gold EMoor John C. h 92 B'way Moor Martin, smith, h 280 Hicks Moor Mary, wid. h 22 Graham Moore Ann, wid. h Henry n Hamilton av Moore Anna, dressmkr. 196 Fulton Moore Arthur, printer, h 737 Atlantic av Moore Asa, h Herkimer av n. Albany av Moore Bridget, h De Kalb av. n. Classon EMoore Caroline, wid. h 70 S. 2d EMoore Catharine, wid. h 81 Union av Moore Charles, hotel, 3d av. c. 27th EMoore Charles, ironfinisher, h 220 S. 6th EMoore Charles, lab. 97 Graham av EMoore Charles, painter, h .178 S. 5th . Moore Charles, watchman, h 107 Sands Moore Charles E. shipcarptr. h 36 S. 4th Moore Charles J. h 46 Pierrepont EMoore Charles S. printer, h 17 Varet EMoore Daniel, firearms, h 18 S. 8th New York Life Insurance Company, 112 and 114 Broadway, N. Y .- Established, 1845-Purely Mutual. Policies on the Non-Forfeiture Plan originated by this Company. Assets, Three Million Dollars. Moore Bridget, wid. laundress, h 239 Pacific
Moore Christopher, shoemkr. Bedford av. n. Park av
WM. TAYLOR & SONS, COLUMBIAN IRON WORKS,
11, 13 & 15 Adams Street, BROOKLYN, N. Y., Manufacturers of all kinds of
CASTINGS, IRON BUILDINGS,
STORE FRONTS, COLUMNS, GIRDERS AND BEAMS.
STEAM ENGINES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Hydraulic Presses for the Manufacture of Linseed and Cotton Seed Oils, SUGAR MILLS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE ACTION PUMPS, Also, Steam Pumps, Coal Oil Machinery, High and Low Pressure Boilers, Tanks, Kettles, Soap Curbs, &c., &c.,
MADE AND REPAIRED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, JAMES A. TAYLOR, EDWIN S. TAYLOR.
MRS. PRICE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST, 32 YEARS RESIDENT AT No. 106 HIGH STREET, Brooklyn, L. I., N. Y.,
Treats all Diseases of the Eye with entire success, such as Rough Granulated ; Inflammation, acute or chronic ; Scro- falous Sore Eyes ; Blindness with Film or thickening of the Cornea ; Weeping or Watery Eyes ; Amaurosis ; Weakness of sight ; Falling of the Eye Lids ; Inflammation or Stoppage of the Tear Duct, &c.
SCROFULOUS DISEASES AND ERUPTIONS CURED WITH EQUAL SUCCESS. Mrs. Price in attendance from 9 A. M., to 3 P. M. daily, Sundays excepted. MRS. PRICE'S FAMILY PILLS.
THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
IN CASES OF Rosewood, Carved Rosewood, Ebony, engraved and gilt ; Plain Black Walnut, Carved Black Walnut, Dappled Walnut, Plain Oak, Carved Oak, &c.
These instruments are evidently destined to become as fashionable for private use, and even more extensively used than the piano-forte. Their capacity for both secular and sacred music, the purity and richness of their tones, the great variety of which they are capable and their elegance as pieces of furniture are securing their rapid introduction in the drawing rooms of the best musical circles, while the low prices at which some of the styles in plain cases are afforded adapt them to the widest use.
THE CABINET ORGAN bears the same relation to the harmonium or melodeon which the modern piano-forte bears to the spinnet of olden times. Its volume and beauty of tone. and the artistic effects of which it is capable, have attracted to it an amount and degree of attention and favor from musical connoisseurs which have not before been given to any instrument of this class.
Among those who have publicly recognized the sterling qualities of the MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS and who pronounce them SUPERIOR TO EVERY OTHER INSTRU- MENT of their class in the world, are a large portion of the most eminent organists, pianists and musicians in the country.
"It is the universal opinion of the musical profession," says The New York Tribune, " that Messrs Mason & Hamlin have succeeded in making a better small instrument than any other of the organ kind, that no such mechanical work of the kind can be found in Europe.
" These instruments represent the highest accomplishments of industry in this depart- ment," says The Boston Advertiser, adding, " this is not only our opinion, but the unani- mous verdict of the organists."
"It is," writes Dr. Prime of The New York Observer, "a glorious instrument for the temple of service, so readily secured as to be available for any congregation, and so effective as to meet the services of the most refined and fastidious."
Mr. Gottschalk, the celebrated pianist, declares it "worthy the high praise it has received, and sure to find its way into every household of taste and refinement which can possibly afford its moderate expense."
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