Reynolds directory, 1854

WILLIAMSBURGH, N. Y. 1854 ,

lds' Directory of the City of Williamsburgh, and Business Advertiser, For 1854. Fifth Annual Publication, Samuel & T(homas) F. Reynolds, Pub- Itshers and Proprietors. Office, 66 South-Sixth Street. Price One Dollar. Williamsburgh: L. Dar- dee & Son, Printers, 146 Fourth Street, corner of South-First. 1834.

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N 48. Anthony John A. printer, 271 South 3d Anti : id 07 South 6th

William, N.Y. h. 21 8. 10th

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aie Leonard n. Montrose av. ARNSPE R PHILLIP, butcher, 1014 Meserole Arthur Richard E. - oat - -

Askins Samuel, , 97 Sixth

Asquith William, clerk, N. V. h. 221 South 9th Atkins Joshua, daguerrian, 168 Grand Atkinson James, butcher, Graham av. c. Powers Atkinson Thomas, carman, n. Lorimer Atkinson Thomas, mason, South ist Attmore Isaac, - - 273 First Prete en ge 199 Ewen

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Austin Gideon C. constable ist ward, 183 South lst Austin Horace, Austin James, Austin Sherlock, lumber, 106 th 9th

Auswolt John, cutter, 65 Leonard

Awit , laborer, 286 Grand

A C. H. 253 Lorimer [Lorimer n. Skillman A R JAMES M. justice of the 153 Grand, h. Ayres John C. shipcarpenter, 92 oe

Bannrr Mrs. widow of Ira, 10 Fourth BABCOCK J. H. liquor and segars, 100 South 6th, h. 102 Babcock Mrs. J. H. millinery, 102 South 6th [South 6th

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Baldwin J. C. Bübwiek av: n. North 24 Baldwin James H. calker, 371 First BALDWIN JOHN A. furniture, 87 Grand, h. 61 South 3d

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ENGLISH, FRENCH & GERMAN PRINTING.

The Proprietors return thanks for the very liberal patronage hereto- fore extended to them, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. They have added to their establishment.

Two Cylinder Printing Presses,

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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

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BOOKS, CIRCULARS, LAW BLANKS, BALL TICKETS, PAMPHLETS, BILL HEADS, STOCK SCRIP, HAND BILLS, CATALOGUES, BANK CHECKS, CARDS, LABELS, POSTERS, &c.

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Deutche und Engliche

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Addreßkarten, Handbills, Circulare, Pamphlets, Rechnungen, Theater

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BETTS THOMAS, distiller of camphene, foot of South Sth,

Betts Thomas E. 24 South 3d lh. 24 South 3d Betts William, painter, 47 South 2d

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B. - Repsiring done with neatness and dispatch.

BUTLER JOHN & CO. Croton faucet and steam cocks, 55 First, h. Broadway n. Fourth, Br. BUTLER & KENNEDY, Hecla ironworks, N. 4th c. Fifth

HECLA IRON WORKS,

BUTLER & KENNEDY, Proprietors, CORNER OF North 4th and Fifth Streets.

LOAM WORK, GREEN AND DRY SAND, ORNAMENTAL CASTINGS, KETTLES, CURBS, CHEMICAL POTS, MACHINERY CASTINGS of every description, &c., made to order, on the most sea- sonable terms.

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Callow James, 164 Lorimer Calnan Patrick, sch n. Second Calner Luke, laborer, 42 North 3d Camack James, hot-air furnaces, N.Y., h. 100 Fifth Camden Thomas, gardener, Johnson n. Bushwick av. Cameron A. J., wool merchant, N.Y., h. 147 South 9th Cammann William, 89 North 4th 1 * Cammeyer Charles, pianofortes, Sixth n. 6 Cammeyer Theodore, mor. mnf., Bedford av. bt. Hewes and Campbell Barney, laborer, 284 Grand, rear [Flushing av. Campbell H. shoemaker, Eighth n. North 2d , mason, 188 Ewen

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'Campbell Mrs., North 6th corner Seventh Mrs., North 5th corner Sixth Campbell William, mariner, 270 South 2d, rear Campbell William A. watchmaker, 78 Grand

grocer, Cargan Hugh, 64 North 7th C Giles, shipearpenter, Smith n. North ist Carey Jobn, laborer. 11 South 5th Carhart John, builder, 119 South 4th

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Coffin Timothy, 110 South 2d |

Coffin Timothy, jr. clerk, N.Y. h. 110 South

Coger Thomas, shipjoiner, North ist, bt. Fifth & Sixth

Daniel, tailor, 56 North 2d

Coglin Patrick, 11 South 5th

James H. cooper, 83 North 6th Cogswell, Crane & Co. distillers, foot North 4th Cohen Abraham D. importer, N.Y. h. 3 Jofferson pl. Seventh Coins Suldon, pilot, 112 South 3d, rear Coit John B shoefindings, N.Y. h. 25 Second Coit Mason B. shoefindings, N.Y. h. 65 South 5th Coit Richard M. lastmaker, 67 South Sth Colahan John H. hatstore, 151 Grand, h. 117 North 6th Colborn Elias, lumber bus. Water n. Grand, h. 303 Fourth Colburn Charles, compositor, h. 2 Wilson, Br. Coldwell James, laborer, North 5th bt. Sixth & Seventh Cole Daniel W. Withers n. Bushwick av. Cole William H auctioneer, 34 South 1st Cole William J. shipmaster, 32 South 4th Colell Herman, grocer, 146 Johnson

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No. 127 SEVENTH STREET,

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printer * - 4th Copeman Edward, printer, 239 Coperthwait Catharine, widow, y n. Fifth, Br. Corbett Thomas, bellhanger, 160 2d Corbett Robert, carpenter, 188 Second Corcoran James, shipfastener, Second n. North 8th Corcoran John, laborer, South 4th c. Eleventh Corcoran John, shipfastener, First c. North 7th Corcoran Patrick, laborer, North 11th n. First Corcoran Peter, musicinstrumentmaker, Eighth n. S. 3d Corcoran William, butcher, Fifth c. North 7th . Corden Samuel, salesman, N.Y , h. 102} South 8th Cordukes Richard, Skillman n. Union av. Corell John, segarmaker, 95 Leonard Corey Charles, coaster, 71 South Ist Corken James, carpenter; 224 First, rear Corkern John, shipsmith, 114 North 4th Corkhill John, mariner, 303 South 5th Corley John R. bookbinder, North 7th n. Fifth Corley Michael, North 6th n. Sixth Corley Thomas, laborer, 26 South Ist Cornelius George, barber, 51 North 4th CORNELIUS H. O. 170 South 3d Cornell Thomas W. clerk, Devoe c. Lorimer Cornish Charles L. publisher, N.Y., h. 34 South 9th Cornwell Henry, Ainslie c. Smith

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Coston Jolin, com. agt. N.Y. h. 2 Lafayette pl. South 4th Cotay Mrs. C. widow, 214 South Ist Cottet John, 3 n. Flushing av. Br.

i G. G. shi ter, 115 North 7th Couch 8. 8. cutter, n. Lee av. Br. Cougan Mrs. widow, 24 North 3d Couins Thomas, gaitermaker, North 2d n. Seventh Coultas William, machinist, North 8th n. Sixth Courtney Patrick, laborer, 142 South 2d Courtiss Andrew, 67 North 6th, rear Cousins James, gaitermaker, North 2d n. Fifth Coutant George, cabinetmaker, 49 Tenth Coutiere Jacob, shoemaker, 183 Grand Covert George, lumberbusiness, Smith n. Devoe Covert Miss, Debevoise c. Morrell Cowd C , carpenter, Tenth n. North ist Cowhic William, laborer, North 7th n. Fifth Cowley E. J. agent, 167 South 2d. Cowley Mrs. widow, 213 South 2d

rthwait S. N. furniture, N.Y. h. 12 South 6th

Vox Edward, printer, 169 South 4th Cox E. R. polisher, Bushwick av. bt. Ainslie and Devoe Cox George, clerk, N.Y. b. 220 South 4th Cox James, carman, North 9th c. Fifth Cox Mrs. widow of Dr. 142 South 9th

COX ROBERT M. » 2 Meserole Cox Valentine, carman, 136 North 9th

Coyle Michael, welldigger, 249 South 4th, rear Coyle Michael, laborer, 291 South 4th

Cozine B. B. builder, 513 Grand

Cozine Sarah, widow, 494 Grand

Cracroft Julia. widow, Leonard n. Grand Craft William, butcher, N.Y. h. 129 South ist Craft William H. blacksmith, 311 Fourth CRAIG Z. K. City hotel, 38 South 7th

Crain F. E. widow, 34 South 3d Craman Peter, mason, 299 Schols Cramer John, stevedore, 96 Second Crampton Jonathan R. editor, N.Y. rae Crane T. Dwight, laceimporter, 415 Crane William, nter, 120 South 2d CRANFORD HENRY, porterhouse, Broadway c. Johnson,

Crang George, 2 Flushing av. n. Crassady Henry, North 9th n. Second

[Br. Craven Nathan, carriagemaker, 89 South 7th

Cravey Guy, grocery, North 6th n. Third

Crawiord A. A. per, N.Y. h. Broadway n. junction Crawford John, Rev. 205 Ewen {South 6th Crawford T. R. merchant, N.Y. h. 26 South 9th © Crawford William H. shoebusiness, 80 Fourth

Creagh James, laborer, 316 Third

Creagh Mrs. widow, 62 South 8th

Creamer Dr. J. 116 North 3d 11 Creemer John B combmanufacturer, 132 South Ist Creevy Robert, clerk, NI h. Broadway n. South 6th, Br. Cregier Ann, widow, 238 Ewen

Cregier George, carpenter, 280 South Sth

Cregier John, carpenter, 280 South Sth

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Criekman Mary, widow, 7 Varet

Criest Charles, barber, Flushing av. n. - Br. ö

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Croft Peter, Smith n.

Croler David, laborer, Leonard n. North 8h

Croissant Michael, trunkmaker, Sixth n. North 4th Cromwell J. L. shipcarver, 2 South 6th

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Cromwell W. A. broker, N.Y. h. Fifth c. South 8th Cromwell - - - , merchant tailor, N.Y. h. 34 South 10th CRONK FREDERICK, furniture, 95 Grand, h. Lorimer n.

Cronna John, shi nter, 184 Second [North 24 Cronkhyte Francis, North 2d n. Lorimer Crook diningsaloon, N.Y. h. Ross n. Broadway, Br.

Crooker Thomas, laborer, 11 Varet Crosby Allen, shipearpenter, Third n. North 6th Crosby Henry, clothier, N.Y. h. 125 South 5th Crosby Seth, shipchandler, N.Y. h. 426 Grand Crosby Thomas, stonecutter, North 7th n. Seventh, rear CROSS JOHN A. Kent av. c. Taylor, Br. Cross John W. engineer, 110 Second Cross Marvin, planing, Rush n. Kent av. Br. Cross Michael, laborer, 56 Wyckoff Cross Nicholas, carman, Wyckoff n. Lorimer Crorss Orin, grainmeasurer, Kent av. n. Morton, Br. Crorss Stephen, grainmeasurer, Kent av. n. Morton, Br. Croton - - - , laborer, 79 North 4th Crowell Seth, porterhouse, 155 Second Crowley John, ter, 200 Union av. Crowley Michael, n. Marcy av. Br. Crowley Robert, needlemanufacturer, N.Y. h. 3 Fourth Cruikshank R. widow, 253 South 3d Cruikshank James, lampmaker, 210 South 6th h. 253 South Crum Michael, blacksmith, Cook n. Graham av. [3d Crump Samuel, printer, 44 South 6th Crystal John, sailmaker, North 5th n. Sixth Thomas, sailmaker, Fourth c. South 7th William J. paints, N. V. h. 36 South 3d Cubberly David, shoemaker, N.Y. h. 13 Moore Cuddey James, laborer, 200 Johnson Cuddey Robert, calker, 84 South 7th Culbert Jane, widow, North 6th n. Third' Cullen John, laborer, 60 Grand Cullens John, carman, 74 North 1st Culliff William, laborer, Cook n. Morrell

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Cullinan Mary, widow, 34 Culp Patrick, patternmaker, av. o. Rodney, Br. Culver A. C. carman, 38 Monroe pl. South Sth CULVER E. D. att. and couns. 289 B'way N.Y. h. 114 Cumberson Carles, gasfitter, 39 South 7th [South 9th Cumings A. P. N. Y. Observer, h. 78 South 9th c. Fourth Cummings Daniel, 5 South 5th

Cummings George, butcher, Grand n. Eleventh h. 142 Cummings John, shipcarpenter, N. 7th n. Sixth [Unionav. Cummings Patrick, carpenter, 182 South 1st

Cummings Samuel, 248 Powers

Cummings William, laborer, 245 South 4th, rear Cunnigan James, laborer, 60 North 3d

Cunningham Andrew, carpenter, North 5th n. Third Cunningham Andrew, carpenter, 86 North 2d Cunningham David B. merchant, N.Y. b. 2 South 8th Cunningham H. ropemaker, b. 521 Grand

Cunningham Hugh, sawyer, 8 North 8th

Cunningham John, sailmaker, 8 North 2d

Cunningham Peter, North Sth n. First

Cunningham Samuel, laborer, Cook n. Bushwick av. Cunningham Thomas, cartman, 116 First 7 Cunnington Robert, printer, 271 South 4th

Curchin Jacob, shoemaker, 109 North 6th

Curchin William T. barber, 36 North 2d

Cure Hiram, jeweler, 189 South Ist

Curley Graming, 7 South 5th

Curley Hugh, hostler, 65 North Ist, rear

Curley Patrick, Frost n. Lorimer

Curren Thomas, contractor, 272 South 3d

Currie David, laborer, North Sth n. Second

Currie David, stonecutter, Broadway n. Fifth, Br.

Currie William, stonecutter, Broadway bt. Fifth and Sixth Currier Rufus, mariner, 210 South 6th

Curtis Charles T. clerk, N. V. b. 60 South 10th : Curtis Maria, 43 North 4th

Curtis William, bookbinder, 340 Grand

Curtis William, silkweaver, North ist n. Sixth

Curtiss Samuel, machinist, N.Y. h. 37 Fourth [wick av. Curwen Willian? confectionary, N.Y. h. Johnson n. Bush- Cusack Michael R. shipbroker, N.Y. h. 113 2d Cushing H. W. sash and blindmaker, N.Y. h. 38 South $d 9 Sam calker, 138 Seventh Lie

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DAGGERS H. G. grocery, Broadway c: Fifth, Br. Daherty Patrick, tinker, 53 North 6th

Dahlbender George, brewer, 156 Ewen

Dailey Patrick, 50 North 7th, rear

Dakerd Andrew, butcher, 327 First

Dakin Thomas 8. drygoods, N.Y. b. 684 South 4th Dalany John, tailor, 194 North 2d

Dale J. D. mariner, Ainslie n. Leonard

Dallery Charles H. jeweller, 105 Union av.

Dally Joseph G. cutter, Lee av. c. Ross, Br. Dalton John, blacksmith, 82 Remsen

DALTON PETER, sexton and undertaker, 118 South 3d

PETER DALTON,

SEXTON AND UNDERTAKER, 118 South-Third Street,

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Daily James, shoemaker, Flushing av. n. Walworth, Br. Daly John, laborer, First n. South 3d Daly John, laborer, Kent av. c. Ross, Br. Daly John, laborer, 186 Second Daly John, laborer, North 7th n. Sixth DALY M. grocery, North 5th n. Second Daly Michael, laborer, Kent av. c. Ross, Br. Daly Patrick, carpenter, Sixth n. North 7th Daly Patrick, laborer, 49 North 4th rear Daly William, laborer, 85 North 3d : Daniel Fanny C. widow, 1653 South 4th Danvers Mrs. widow, 249 South 3d . Darbee Abraham, printer, 943 South 19 Darbee Edgar, printer, 91 South 3d r Darbee Levi, - 1 and stationer, 146 Fourth DARBEE & SON L., Book and Job Printers, 92 South Ist

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Dareing John, segars, 160 Ewen

Darlington Mary A. widow, 30 South 4th

Darlington John D. carver, 105 Grand

Darmstadt Jacob, mason, 24 Remsen

Darroch William G. blacksmith, b. 254 First

Daubart , carver, Union av. n. South 4th

Dauber Frederick, carpenter, 185 Grand

Dauber Louis, blacksmith, Withers n. Leonard

Dauenhauer Michael, tailor, 60 Johnson 0

Davenport John F. com. merchant, N.Y. h. 6 South 3d

Davenport William A. F. merchant, N.Y. h. 113 Second

Davenport William B. cutter, 164 Grand, h. 136 Fifth

Davidson Charles M. shipbreadbaker, First o. South 10th

Davidson D. M. dentist, 11 Chambers, N.Y. h. 2 South 9th .

Davidson George P. cutter, N.Y. h. 90 South 2d

Davidson James B. artist paintcolorer, N.Y. h. 68 South 6th

DAVIDSON JAMES M. agent plumb and levels, 177 First

h. 220 First

Davidson John E. shipbreadbaker, N. V. h. 2 South 9th

Davidson John E. jr. clothmerchant, N. V. h. 40 South 9th

Davidson Joseph, coffee and spicefactory, 298 South Sth

Davies Edgar W. 192 South 4th

Davies Luke, leather, 316 Grand

Davis Addison, guager, 101 Second

Davis Benjamin, bookbinder, 291 South 5th

DAVIS CHARLES A. bookstore and library, 131 Grand

Davis - L. bookbinder, 34 South 2d

Davis Henry, cooper, Eighth n. Grand

Davis Henry, musician, b. 5 Dunham pl.

Davis Henry, carman, 192 Union av.

Davis James, boilermaker, 88 North 4th

Davis John, printer, 204 Grand

Davis John, tailor, 282 South Sth

Davis John, laborer, 32 McKibbin

Davis John, mariner, 77 North Ist

Davis Joseph, mariner, North 2d n. Lorimer

Davis N. jr. rosinoil, b. 9 Washington pl. South 6th

Davis Nicholas H brassfuundry, h. 30 South 6th

Davis Robert, printer, 156 Leonard

Davis Theodore, carpenter, Broadway n. Seventh, Br.

- - - mason, South Sth n. th vis William , ropemaker, 159 North 8th |

Davis William , Carpenter, 166 Leonard c ¥

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JOHN DERUNDEOU,

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TIN AND METALLIC BROOFING. STORE,

Firat Street, corner of North 3d, WILLIAMSBURGH. N. B. All orders executed with dispatch, and in workmanlike manner

Derundeou Martha, widow, boarding, 85 South 3d Deseamus Francis J. signpainter, Devoe n. Lorimer Desmond H. laborer, Ross n. Marcy av. Nr. Dettelbach B. ier, Union av. c. South ist DETTMERING HENRY, grocery, 89. Wyekoff DEVENDORF & BRADY, physicians, 65 Fourth DEVENDORF EDWARD, physician, 65 Fourth Devereaux John, jeweller, 68 Tenth

Devine N. mason, 33 North 9th

Devine Thomas, engineer, 35 South 3d

Devlin Felix, ropemaker, 189 Remsen

Devlin Felix, charcoal, North 6th c. Seventh Devlin Patrick, matmaker, 264 South 4th DEVOE HENRY, architect, 134 Fifth, h. 161 North 2d

HENRY DEVOE,

AAGRIZAST,

AND SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS; ALSO REAL ESTATE AGENT, &c.,

Gander's Emporium Buildings,

Fifth Street, near Grand.

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apthali, Dick Adam, tailor; 182 Schols Dick Frank, tailor, Ewen n. Moore DICK JOHN w. diningsaloon, 3 Grand

JOHN W. DICK'S

Oyster mb Dining Salon,

No. 3 GRAND STREET, WILLIAMSB

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Dickinson Mary, widow, 77 Fourth

Dickinson Morris, tobacconist, 217 South Ist Dickinson P. captain, 160 Lorimer , Dickinson William, porter, 262 South 3d DIEDRICKS PF. A. grocer, Kent av. e. Ann, Br Diedrick Lorenz, laborer, 24 Ewen

Dieh John, combmaker, South 2d e. Second DIEKA HARMON, grocery, Union av. c. Skillman Dierker , watchman, 120 South 3d

Dierks John H. & Co. grocers, Herbert c. Graham av - - stereotypist, N. V. h. 69 South 4th

en, constable, North 5th o. Sixth Dimond William, shipwright, Walton n. Marcy av. Br. Dinsmore Lemuel, agent, 196 South 6th

Dinsmore William, laborer, 226 South 4th

Disbrow Benjamin N. merchant, N.Y. h. 84 South 8th

lst DISBROW S. W. house and land agent, 32 South 7th, h. 73 i 5th

, bookkeeper, Dixon Miss Margaret, 5 Taylor, Br.

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Dixon Thomas, gingerpop manf, Flushing av. n. Kent av. |

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Donevan Daniel, policecaptain Ist ward, h. 201 South 9th Donevan M. butcher, Sixth n. North Ist Donhano Edward, Lorimer n. Jackson Donlan Patrick, laboi.r, 44 North 5th Donlan Susan, widow, Jackson n. Smith ' Donley Felix, carman, 46 North 3d, rear Donley Patrick, North 7th n. First Donley Peter, laborer, 312 Second Donnally Ellen, widow, North Ist n. eed Donnally Hugh, laborer, North 2d n. Eighth Donnally Patrick, stonemason, 47 North 3d Michael, laborer, 21 Marshall Donner Adolph, tailor, Graham av. n. Debevoise Edward, North 10th n. First Donoghue John, laborer, 188 Second Donovan James, Conselyea n. Union av. Donovan Michael, butcher, Fillmore c. Sixth Donuty Michael, carpenter, 74 North 7th Dooley James, laborer, 155 Fourth Doran James, carman, 73 North 3d Doran John, Fifth o. North 2d Dorathy William, foreman coal , 16 North 8th Dorer Andrew, cooper, 20 N 2d Dorsey A. ropemaker, Turnpike n. Debevoise William, laborer, Debevoise n. Morrell Dorson John, laborer, North 5th n. Sixth Dosh John, tailor, 158 Ewen Doslink Casper, basketmaker, Smith n. Doudge D. D. leatherdealer, 46 South Ist Dougan Hannah, nurse, 267 First Dougherty Charles H att. and couns. at-law, South 7th o. Daniel, fireman, 79 North 4th Fourth, h. Br. Dougherty James, laborer, Second n. North 8th 3 Sarah, widow, 169 South 3d Dougherty William, cooper, 315 First y William N. wharfinger, N.Y. h. 10 Third is Abbey, teacher, 96 Second '

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Doughty John, e i. Aged Doushty I. widow, Brond way n. Seventh, Br. AT

Doughty Sam Samuel H. - n, Bedford av. Br. tj

r, North 7th n. Fifth,rear Dowde - - - North 2d n. Union av. f Dowde Michael, printer, 36 Remsen | | Dowde Thomas, waiter, North 6th n. Fifth Dowding Isaac, tailor, North Sth n. Sixth Dower James, stairbuilder, Marcy av. ahaa. Br DOWLING W. L. shipchandler, N.Y. h. 37 Down James H. carpenter, 280 South 2d Downes Mercy G. 289 South 1st Downey John, distiller, Sixth n. North 6th Downey Patrick, laborer, North 6th c. Third Downhuer Louis, tailor, 108 Ewen nae James, express, Fifth n. South 4th , ropemaker, 247 South 4th, rear - Daniel, engineer, Broadway n. Ninth, Br. Downing Dennis, bootmaker, 224 First - Patrick, laborer, Debevoise n. Crosstoada Doom - oysters, 144 South 8th

gilder, Bushwick av. n. Powers

Downs Wilkiam, 2 - - 5. 266 South 3d Doxey Andrew N. keeper of cells, North Sth n. Fifth Doxey Charles M. - North Sth n. Sixth Doxey William W. bellhanger, North Ist n. Sixth Doyle Daniel, North 8th n. Second Doyle Edward, mariner, 248 First Doyle Felix, North 7th n. Seventh DOYLE F. & P. M. builders, Union av. o, Devoe =-*

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av. n. Kent av. Br. J. tinsmith, N.Y. h. 16 South 3d

Francis, machinist, 121 Johnson AIs EDMUND, Prest. Williamsburgh City Fire Ins. Company, Bank building, h. 91 South 2d.

ed deta. 256 Smith n. Remsen Drummond James, porter, 112 South 3d, rear

Drummond Robert, mariner, 112 South -

DRURY THOMAS, pumps and blocks, North ist bt. Sev-

lenth and Eighth THOMAS DRURY,

Block and Pumy Mater,

NORTH FIRST STREET,

BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH STREETS, i WILLIAMSBURGH. cbm | cand ell 4 bag A Pumps 'repaired on reasonable terms. pat

Dubenel William, laborer, 20 Remsen

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Dubois Frederick L. 228 South 6th

Dubois Mrs. Sixth n. Grand

Dubois M. William, gasfitter, 121 South 4th Dubois Smith, shipearpenter, Fifth n. North 6th Duce James, mason, b. 254 First

Duckel Nicholas, furrier, Boerum n. Smith

- Duffill William, carpenter, Seventh n. Grand Duffy Jacob, carpenter, 85 Meserole

DUFFY JAMES, grocery, North 7th c. Seventh

Duffy John, North 9th n. Second Daffy John C. drygoods 89 North 4th Duffy John C cabinetmaker, 136 Stagy Dally John W. britanniaware, 242 Grand D Owen, laborer, North 7th n. Fifth Daily Stephen, clerk, 49 South 7th

- Thomas, tailor, 41 North 2d

D 7 , tailor, North 2d e. Eighth Du Four Paul, painter, 25 Wy

Dugan John, porterhouse, 527 Grand Dugan James, laborer, Debevoise n. Smith

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James, laborer, North 7th n. Fifth

James, laborer, Third c. North 6th

K hn, shoemaker, 147 South ist

John, tailor, Graham av. n. Marshall

Martin, wheelwright, 58 North 2d

Mrs. 21 Marshall

eter, milkman, 54 North 4th

Richard, printer, 246.South 6th

Dunn Sarah, widow, Broadway n. Fourth, Br.

*Dunn Simon, steward, Varet n. Broadway

Dunn Theodore, porter, 88 Cook

Dunn William, shoemaker, Lorimer n. North 2d

DUNN WILLIAM G. drygoods, 168 Grand, h. Second bt. South 3d and South 4th

Dunn William H. attorney, N.Y. h. 2 South 4th

Peter, laborer, 75 Tenth

Dunnehogh Lary, laborer, 28 North ist

Dunnigan William, laborer, North 7th n. First

Dunnivan Mathew, foundryman, 202 First

Dunscomb William, jr. clerk, Ainslie n. Lorimer

Dunstill Stephen, shipwright, 179 South Ist

Dupignac George, jeweller, N.Y. h. 32 South 2d

Duprell Dr. T. W. 133 South 2d

Dupuy Henry, clerk, N.Y. h. 121 South Sth

Durrian widow, North Ist n. Second

b. 12 South 9th

N. V. b. 176 South 3d

Duryea John, cistern , 38 North 2d, h. 39 North 3d

| Sarah, widow, 37 South 7th

DURYEA TOWNSEND, daguerreotypist, 140 Grand

TOWNSEND DURYEA,

DAGUERREAN ARTIST,

140 GRAND STREET,

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Isaac lumbermerchant, N.Y. h. 2 South 8th Duryee Joseph W. lumbermerchant, N.Y. h. 4 South 8th

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Durling Thomas, shipjoiner, 138 Union av. reat ti t ' Dupieu Alexander, cabi Stagg o. Lorimer Duthe Jarett, widow, 3 Stagg

Dural William, mason, 58 South 3d

Dural William, clothier, N.Y. h. 5 Fourth

Dural Samuel C. 2 Franklin pl. Powers Duyckinck Charles, bookbinder, 284 South 5th Dwyre Bartholomew, mason, North Ist n. Seventh Dye John, cabinetmaker, 30 North let

Dye William, South 2d n. Tenth

Dyer Charles, painter, Bedford av. bt. Hewes and Dygert A. J. lawyer, 351 Grand, h. Ewen c. N. 2d lav. Br. Dykeman Robert B. 59 South 3d

Dyson John, fruits and confectionary, 320 Grand Dyson Simon fruitstore, 191 Grand

Dymock William, leather, N.Y. h. 178 South 3d

E. ; Eacan Jonx, paperhanger, 120 South 3d 1 Eagan Nicholas, laborer, Eighth c. North 2d

Eagan Thomas, blacksmith, 171 North 6th {South 5th EAGER J. B. billiardsaloon, 112 and 114 Third, h. 58

AMERICAN BILLIARD SALOON, EQUESTRIAN HISTITUTE.

Edwards James,

WILLIAMSBURGH

80 Earle Lemon, mariner, 68 Eleventh Eastman L. stonecutter, N.Y. h. 64 Eleventh Eaton Hiram W. patternmaker, 196 South 6th Eaton Maria A. widow, 169 South 4th Ebenhack John, mason, 56 Graham av. Ebenhack John, tailor, 71 Marshall

L. 175 Graham av. Eberhardt O. silverspinner, 319 Grand Eccleshall James, rigger, 8 South Ist

Eccleston Thomas, butcher, N.Y. h. 280 North 7th

Eck James, carpenter, 123 Montrose av.

Eckert Jacob, laborer, 42 Varet

Eckert Peter, clerk, 146 Grand

Eddey Samuel, moulder, 129 North 4th

Edel James, porter, N.Y. h. Eighth n. South 4th Edel Thomas, laborer, 65 Montrose av. Edelmann Josephine, widow, 261 Grand

EDEN J. D. grocer, Broadway junction Wilson, Br.

Eden William, Smith n. Ainslie Edgett J. W. grocery, 118 South 6th e. Sixth

Edler E. engraver, 290 South ist

Edward Samuel A. shoemaker, Powers n. Union av. i N.Y. h. 161 South 4 loch

Edwards Charles G. shippi

ropemaker, Smith n. Ainslie Edwards Thomas, cutter, 178 South 3d Edwards William, 151 South 5th Edwards - - ., teacher, 11 Fourth Michael, liquors, Seventh c. North 7th Lorimer

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Ely Elijah, block and maker, 218 South 6th

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h, tailor, 93 Meserole - - clothier, N.Y. h. N Washington pl. South Emsart - - , tailor, 71 Marshall [6th Enders B. tailor, Graham av. n. Debevoise Endlisch William, laborer, Broadway n. ror ENGELHAUPT "FREDERICK, - Philip, carpenter, 5 , butcher, 188 Ewen - E. shoemaker, South 3d c. Tenth Engle & S. camphene, &. First junction Water Engle Wil\am, shoemaker, Union av. n. Grand Eng . H. 168 South 3d Mrs. widow, Graham av. n. Schols

Brat Joep laborer, 15 Graham av. Ennis Bridget,

widow, 202 Union av. Ennis Francis, Withers, n. Ewen Ennis Thomas, leatherdresser, Fifth c. North 12th

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EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, 61 South 4th Erath John, tailor, 122 Boerum , Erdenbrecher & Brother, bakers, 226 First Erlls James, grocer, Kent av. e. Wilson, Br. Erman William, tailor, Leonard n. Johnson Ernst Charles, tailor, 98 - - - Ernst Christian, laborer, 46 Varet Ernst Gottleibt, locksmith, 12 Wyckoff Ernst Henry, tailor, 15 Graham av. . Ernst John, whalebonebusiness, Second bt. South Ad and Ernst John C. pill boxmaker, 63 Boerum [South 3d Ernst William, grocery, Lorimer o. Ernst William, cabinetmaker, 162 Schols Erricks Frederick, „South 2d o. Second Errickson Samuel, 280 Grand Esdaile Joseph M. H. furbusiness, N.Y. h. 188 South 6th Esner Henry, 227 Grand i widow, Graham av. n. Boerum Esquerol D. F. tobacconist, 66 North 5th Essek Jacob, tailor, Leonard n. Marshall Essenwen John, rags, Whi n. Broadway, Br.

| Etzhoran Joseph, liquors, 101 Stagg

Euler Valentine, cooper, Second o. North 7th

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Fazer A. G. copper-refiner, 65 Fourth

Fagan Daniel, teastore, 994 Grand, h. 75 Eleventh Fagan John, laborer, North 7th e. First

Fagen James, sawyer, 604 North 6th |

Fagen William, 7 South 5th (

Faircamp Susan, widow, 47 South 7th

Fairfield Jason W. shipcarpenter, Broadway n. Fourth, Br. Fairhurst William, grinder, 26 North 9th

Fairservace Robert, Second n. North 8th

Falconer David, drygoods, N.Y. h. 66 South Sth

Falconer , agent, South 2d e. Third FALCONER JOHN W. paints, &c. 236 First, h. 17 North Fales Nathaniel, parasols, North Ist n. Seventh [3d

Fales Samuel, umbrellamanufacturer, 75 North Ist FALES SETH E. umbrellas and parasols, 76 Grand Falkenstein - - , tailor, 177 Johnson

Falkner Ann, widow, 274 South 3d

Falkland Michael, ferryman, 272 South 3d

Fallon James, marblebusiness, 141 Lorimer

Falman Nicholas, 315 First * Faltermeyer John, blacksmith, 89 Marshall

Falvey Daniel, 397 First ;

Fame James, laborer, 135 Schols

Familton James B. printer, N.Y. b. 222 South Ist Famm Martin, tailor, 113 Ewen

Fanning Edward, watchman, North 7th n. Fifth, rear

RS' & CITIZENS' BANK, foot South 7th Farnan Joel B. leatherbusiness, N.Y. h. 128 South 9th

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Farrell John, alcohol, Water n. Grand, h. 33 South 2d Farrell J. carpenter, 83 Union av. ~~

Farrell Larry, laborer, North 6th n. Third

Farrell Michael, grocer, 251 First

Fashing Wei Fastler Francis, shoemaker

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Fee James, clerk, 245 South 2d

Fee John, mason, Ninth c. North Ist

Fee Terence, cartman, Tenth c. Union av.

Fee William, porter, 266 South 5th

Feeks David, 195 Johnson

Feely John, engraver, 236 Lorimer

Feeny Cornelius, machinist, North 7th n. First

Feeny Ignasises, operator, Ainslie c. Smith

Fehrentiel Margaret, widow, 96 McKibbin

Feige Frederick, cabinetmaker, 199 North 6th

Feiss Henry, porterhouse, First n. North 11th

Feldmuller L. Wyckoff c. Smith

Feller Lewis, ter, 210 Union av.

Fellows Charles H. lampmaker, South 9th c. Ninth Feltman Frederick, tailor, 19 Meserole

Felton George L. distillery, foot North 4th, h. 65 South 2d Femaner Frederick, bootmaker, 48 Graham av.

Fendall Benjamin, mariner, 138 Remsen [Wyckoff FENN JACOB L. justice of the peace, 281 Grand, h. 58

JACOB L. FENN,

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AND COMMISSIONER OF DEzDS, No. 281 Grand Street,

WILLIAMSBURGH.

J. L. F. has, in connection, a Real Ertate Agency, for the Sale and purchase of Houses and Lots. Houses Let, and Rents Collected. Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage.

Fent John, cradlemaker, 111 McKibbin

Fenwick Thomas J. bookbinder, 77 Second

Ferback John, tailor, 103 Johnson

Ferguson James, butcher, South 7th c. Fourth, h. Eighth o.

inter, Broad N , - - 393 Grand oo wee | Y EDWIN, Ins. agt. Fifth op. Odeon, h. 103 South Ferry Edwin, jr. , 94 South 4 - - ao a

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oseph, shoemaker, 23 0 Joseph, grocery, Varet he, a av. William, grocery, First o. North 1st and 145 South , Moore n. Graham av. [ist CKSON, lawyers; Farmers' and Citizens' Bank,

South 7th c. First office Farmers' and Citizens' Bank, h. William, editor, 356 Fifth [Bedford av. o. Clymer i Ay why sawegrinder, 288 South Ann, nurse, 154 First [Grand FISHER & BRENNAN, marble mantles, 209 Second n.

LONG ISLAND MARBLE WORKS, 209 Second Street, fear Grand, WILLIAMSBURGH.

MARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, Head Stones and Table Tops.

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Fisher Jacob, tailor, 81 Johnson 14 Fisher John, marblecutter, 218 Second * 5 Fisher John, tailor, Varet n. Graham av. Fisher John L. clerk, 130 South gti Fishinger John, laborer, 75 Varet Fisk F. ver, N.Y. h. 81 South 3d Fitch D. H 7 Dunham pl. Fitch John, mason, Kent av. n. Flushing av. Br. Fitch William A. teacher, 146 Remsen 8 Fitsjerl Patrick, ter, Sixth n. North 6th FITTER CHRISTOPHER, grocery, 62 North 3d Fitting John, tinware, 275 Grand Fitzgerald Catharine, widow, 10 Devoe Fitzgerald George, ropemaker, Flushing av. n. Crossroads Fitzgerald M. Union av. n. Ainslie Fitzgerald Michael, stevedore, North 6th n. Sixth Fitzgerald Thomas, boilermaker, Skillman n. Lorimer Fitzgerald - E. painter, b . 3d Fitzmorris Henry. veterinarysurgeon, North Ist n. Seventh Fitzpatrick Ann, widow, Bartlett n. av. Br. 7 Fitzpatrick James, bookbinder, b. 141 South 2d o. Sixth Fitzpatrick John, 81 North ist Fitzpatrick Mrs. widow, 141 South 2d c. Sixth Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, Eighth n. Grand Fitzpatrick Patrick, 44 North 5th, rear Fitzpatrick Owen, laborer, North 2d n. Union av. Fitzsimmons Daniel, matweaver, Broadway n. Ninth, Br. Fitzsimmons James, 211 Grand Fitzsimmons John, bookkeeper, 265 South 3d Fitzsimmons Patrick, laborer, 271 South 2d Flack Charles, butcher, 97 Johnson Fladung Gandof, sawfiler, 187 Schols Lat * A. tailor, - F. segarmaker, way n. Seventh, Br.

r Valentine, carman, 195 South ist é Edward, contractor, 11 North 3d Flaharty James, stonemason, 127 South ist Flaharty John, cutter, 330 Grand Flabarty Morris, carpenter, Second n. North 8th

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Patrick, North 7th n. First

Peter, 76 North 7th, rear

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James, laborer, Seventh n. North 8th Flanaghan N. North 9th n. Second

William, 88 North Sth, rear

William, candies, Union av. n. South 4th Flanery Dennis, hatter, Flushing av. n. Kent av. Br.

M. Edward, laborer, North 18 n. Sixth _

Flasor William, cooper, Second n. North 2d Flath George, shoemaker, Lorimer n. Wyckoff Flecher L. icker, McKibbin c. Smith Fleck George, butcher, Smith c Boerum Fleck Jacob, laborer, 15 Marshall Fleechman B. 64 Marshall Fleeman George, storek „h, 120 South 8th Fleeman William H. eeper, N.Y. h. 107 South 9th Fleet A. widow, boarding 22 South 2d Fleig Beatus, scavenger, 108 Boerum Fleming James, cooper, 66 North 7th Flemming John, sawyer, North 7th n. Second Flemming John, currier, Lorimer, n. North 2d Fletcher John, manufacturer, h. Bedford av. n. Wilson, Br. Fletcher John, carpenter, 101 South 5th Fletcher Job, locksmith Fourth c. North 1st, h. 95 South ist Fletcher Joseph, locksmith, Fourth o. North 1st, h. 58 8. tst Fletcher James, hatter, 90 Grand Fletcher Robert, machinist, 95 South 1st Fletcher Thomas, laborer, North 6th c. Third Flicker - - , basketmaker, 177 Johnson Flinn John, crockery, 245 Grand x Flinn John M. clerk, N.Y. b. 147 South 9th Flinn Luke, mason, 180 Ewen Flinn T. carpenter, 23 Meserole Flocker Willlam, carpenter, 36 Grand Flockton John M. stovemounter, 3 Dunham pl. Flood Edward, laborer, Sixth n. North 4th Flook Michael, 1 212 South 12th Flood Michael, laborer, Eighth o. South 4th Flood Mrs. widow, 209 South 3d Floto George, leathermerchant, N.Y. h. 56 Remsen Fluhr George, liquors, 181 Remsen | Flyme Michael, porterhouse, North ist n. First Flynn James, blacksmith, 7 South 5th

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Foley Patrick, North 6th o. Third

ap William B. engraver, N.Y. h. 113 South 3d Folk Abraham, ter, 76 South Ist

Folk Mrs. widow, . 80 South Sth Folk Samuel W. baker, 239 Grand Folks Michael, Frost n. Ewen

Forest Jane, fancystore, North ist n. First

Forge William, laborer, Eighth e. North 24 FORGIE JOHN, real estateagency, 331 Grand, N. Graham

- JOHN FORGIE,

REAL ESTATE AGENT AND RENT COLLECTOR, OFFICE, 331 GRAND STREET,

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92 WILLIAMSBURGEH Graham

Real Estate bought, sold and exchanged.

Houses Let, and Money Collected.

Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Agreements, &c., carefully drawn out. Residence, Graham Avenue bt. Sandford and Pifth Sts.

Forely Thomas, clockmaker, North ist n. Sixth FORSTER JAMES, upholster, 262 Grand

JAMES FORSTER'S FEATHER BEDDING & MATTRESS STORE,

262 Grand Street, near Ninth,

ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. 49 VESEY STREET, N. Y.

Pure live GEESE FEATHERS, and pure CURLED HAIR MAT-

Forth James, miller, Marcy av. c. Rodney, Br. FOSSETT EDWIN, expressman, 154 South FOSTER C. M. music and pianostore, 49 Fourth

Foster Charles H. ironrailings, 135 South 2d Foster Frank, laborer, 86 North 6th, rear Foster John, shoemaker, 83 Meserole Foster John, blacksmith, 96 North ist Foster L. R. accountant, 80 South 2d Foster Miles, laborer, 116 First

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Frederic k ; portmanteaumaker, 273 South 2d ri " *Preeman Alexander, laborer, 299 South th . - . - -

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Freil , shoemaker, 223 First

French Henry, blacksmith, 107 Union av. French James, laborer, W n. Lorimer French Lewis, engineer, o. North 7th

French Samuel V. , 16 South Ist wt French V. drygoods, 1 Franklin pl. Powers 4 Frenzel L. portraitpainter, Union av. bt. South 4th Frers Louis, Thi

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George, Fuhret Anthon, tailor, 92 Schols Fuller Benjamin, rigger, 15 South 2d Fuller George C. shipjoiner, 174 First Fuller George C. shipjoiner, 154 South 3d Fuller Josiah P. plateprinter, 66 South 10th Fuller Philo, carpenter, 66 South 10th Fuller William, 39 | 39 South 2d

Fullum James, camphene, h. North 4th o. Fourth 2 Thomas, cooper, 80 North 7th oe 42 Marshall FULTON FI SURANCE CO. 43 Grand and base- ment of Farmers and Citizens bank, Peck Slip Funcheon James, ro er, 245 a Funcheon John, 245 Grand - James, bookbinder, North 7th n. Fifth

Henry, crystalmaker, 21 n. Smith

Porlog Jame, Frost n. Lorimer . distillery , foot North 4th Parman John M. - - 133 South 9th

Furtofer John, glasscutter, - ee: & Senko George, mason, 119 Montrose av. Pony Willen, ter, 194 North 2d

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Gander Michael, tailor, 85 Leonard Gangul A. jem George, shoemaker, 130 Grand A. jeweller, 278 South ist saly Denia: stonecutter, Kent av. n. Taylor, Br. yw A Peter, laborer, Fourth n. North 6th Ganter John, junkbusiness, Marshall n. Graham av. Gantz Frederick, segarmaker, 145 Lorimer Gaperkoran Stephen, carman, 102 Montrose av. Garber Caspar, tailor, Ewen c. Johnson Gardenhoff Caspar, shoemaker, 326 Grand Gardiner George G. silversmith, 61 Schols Gardiner Henry D. - - b. 12 South 9th Gardiner Hermann, builder, 179 Second Gardiner L. counsellor at law, N.Y. h. 78 South 7th Gardiner William, tailor, Meserole e Graham av. GARDNER WILLIAM E. Fulton House, 121 Fourth GARGAN JAMES, liquors, Second c. North 6th Garms Henry, grocery, 222 South 6th Garms Peter, grocery, Sixth e. North 5th GARNET HENRY, baker, 35 South 7th Garrabrant P. J shoemaker, Powers n. Lorimer Garrett Hannah, widow, 80 North 4th Garrett Mrs. widow, 263 Second Garrett Thomas, laborer, North 6th c. Third Garrett , cartman, 181 Kent av. Br Garrison G. H. ter, 169 North 2d Garrison William F. machinist, 190 South Ist Gartelmann Henrich, grocery, Broadway c. Sixth, Br. Gartlan Patrick, laborer, Sixth c. North 5th Gartly Bridget, grocery, Ewen c. Johnson GAS HT CO. office, basement Savings Bank Fourth c. Gaskin James, sawyer, North 10th n. Second [South 3d Gass Frederick, segarmaker, 124 Ewen » Gassert Frederick, stonecutter, 249 South 2d Gast Stephen, ropemaker, North 3d n. Fifth 2 Gastenlower 1 , cabinetinaker, Conselyea o. GASTHAUS CHARLES, porterhouse, and - - 298 South 4th and 47 South 7th Gately Thomas, distiller, 338 First Gates George, carpenter and builder, N.Y. h. Ainslie n. Gates Oliver, Flushing av. u. Smith {Smith Gateson E. gas fixtures, 25 South 7th Gathous John, engineer, 141 South Ist

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Gaughahan Hugh, junkstore, Fifth n. North T Gaul David I. 31 South 4th Gaurtaner John, trunkmaker, Second n. North 4th

Gaus Charles, grocery, McKibbin c. Smith Gaus John H. baker, 135 Ewen Gauvile John, cooper, Seventh c. North 6th Gavan James, laborer, 128 First 7 Gayer - - ., Rev. 81 North ist South 4th GAYLOR! WILLIAM H. builder, South Sth u. h. 85 Gaynor J. P. architect, off. W' burgh City Bank, b. 28 Fifth GAYNOR PATRICK, porterhouse and liquors, 110 Grand Gaynor P. R. bookbinder, 161 Grand Gaynor Peter, laborer, North 6th n. Third 4 - pedler, North 7th n. Firat

Geale Thomas, carpenter, 19 Grand *Gear Samuel, whitewashing, Fourth n. - Gearhart Henry, North 7th n. Sixth cA Gearing Thomas, cardmaker, 184 South 2d 1

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No. 154 SOUTH THIRD STREET, WILLIAMSBURGH.

Gentlemen's Garments and Boys' Clothing, of every variety and style, made to order, in unsurpassed elegance and beauty. Please remember, 154 South Third Street.

Gill Nola, widow, 85 North ist

Gill Thomas, carpenter, 373 First

Gill Thomas, shipearpenter, 159 North 8th n. Fifth

Gillespie Charles, varnishmaker, b. 85 South 3d

Gillespie Charles, gumcopal, North 8th c. Sixth ie C. H. & Co. varnish, Sixth n. North 8th

Gillespie Samuel, clerk, 102 South 8th

Gillespie Samuel W. clerk, 119 South 4th

Gillet John M. deputysherriff, Lorimer n. Stag

Gillett Magdalene, widow, tinstore, 355 Grand

Gillies Theodore, ironfoundry, 149 South 3d

Gilligan James, North 7th n. Seventh

Gilligan John, laborer, First n. North 3d

Gilligan Michael, laborer, 184 Second c. South 1st

Gillroy Thomas, mason, 864 North 2d

G TIN JOHN G. liquors, 19 Grand

JOHN C. GILMARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC

19 GRAND STREET, WILLIAMSBURGH. Ale by the Hogshead or Barrel.

Gilmore Ann, - 504 South 6th

Gilmore J carpenter, South 2d n. Tenth Gilmore - 2 , Remsen c. Smith Gilmore William + an 160 North 8th GILROY C. J. manufacturer, N.Y. h. 98 South 3d Gilroy John, ropemaker, b. 521 Grand

GILROY WASHINGTON L. jobber in earthernware, 63 Pearl, N. T. h. 28 Fifth Gimeler Nicholas, laborer, Moore n. Graham av.

WILLIAM GLEASONR, ; Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC

WINES, LIQVOBS AND Saane,

Cor. of North 24 and First Streets, WILLIAMSBURGH.

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Gleeson William, laborer, 68 North 6th Glenn Andrew, shipfastener, 15 North 7th

Glenn B. W. shi 12 North 8th Glennen James, „Smith n. Remsen Glickner B. baker, 88 Montrose av.

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12105 , sarsaparilla, 51 Boerum HT JOHN W. jeweler, 121 Grand Haight William H. builder, 98 South 4th

Haines D. K. carpenter, 97 Powers > Hais Alexander, shoemaker, 125 Schols

Halbert laborer, 118 Montrose av. Halder R. , 127 Johnson HALE FREDERICK, medicallabeller end writer on glass,

80 N N.Y. h. 177 South 4th John, painter, Sixth n. North 6th Bridget, 91 North 4th

James, carman, 72 North 4th

Raymond, shipearpenter, 92 North 2d merchant, 1 Irving pl. Third

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Haller Simon, laborer, 63 Graham av.

Hallenbeck , printer, Broadway n. Fourth, Br. Hallas John C. shoemaker, Schols n. Union av. Hallock Jane A. widow, W ff n. Graham av. | Halloway Rev. Wm. W. 2 eld row, Broadway, Br. Halpin erick W. engraver, 126 Remsen

Halst Henry, North 5th n. First

Halstead Sarah, widow, Sixth n. North 7th, rear

Hambel Theodore, laborer, 189 Johnson

Hamblin Arthur, cook, junction South 6th and South Hamblin William H. actor, 40 South 2d '

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WIULLIRAMSBROREH LUSTITETE,

ON SIZEETE STHRII., OPPOSITE Dr. McLANE'S CHURCH,

REY. WILLIAM HAMILTON, PRINCIPAL,

Late Professor of the Latin Language in Hanover College.

E. J. HAMILTON, A. B., First Assistant.

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Proresson Haul, ron, on taking charge of the WIILiansnuvnen Ixsrrrurx, would briefly say, that his aim is to make it s CommmnotaL amp Crassicat Acapemy of the highest rank. He brings to the n-

terprise the attainments and experience of more than twenty years'

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo-

phy, History, Natural Philosophy, Ke, - - $6 00 6 6 8 00

All the above, with Classics and Mathematics, $10 00 to $12 00

French and German at Professors' terms

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rue Academic year is divided into four terms of eleven weeks each, the first commencing on the first Monday in September.

To Rev. Prorxsson Haun, ron, from the Faculty of Hamover College. Hanover Col xen, Indiana, April 7th, 1864. My Dran Broruer Hamiitow - The brethren of the Faculty, with whom you have been associated during the pest two years, desire me to express their very high regard for you, as a Scholar, Gentleman, 2 Teacher and a Christian Minister. By order of Faculty, | THOS. E. THOMAS, D. D, 1 - President H *

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Hardeman Thomas, laborer, 297 South 5th | Hardenburgh Isaiah D. merchant, N.Y. h. 126 South 4th HARDING GARDINER S. sec. Citizen's Fire Insurance Co. 18 Grand, h. Fifth n. South 4th ing Richard, H. grocer, N. Y. h. Fifth n. South 4th L. foot North Ist, h. 222 Fut Y & BROWN, lumberyard, foot North ist j Hardy & Hendrickson, builders, South 6th bt. Thi

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Hartman Joseph, Withers n. Leonard Hartman Peter, shoemaker, 98 Schols | Hartman Sebastian, tailor, 79 Leonard Hartness Thomas, 308 Second Hartshorn Richard, First n. South 11th

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Higginbotham John, leatherdesser, North 1st n. First Higginbotham Thomas, laborer, 14 North 3d Higgs Charles B. pocketbooks, 96 South 4th Higgs George D. 52 Devoe

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Houses and Lots For Sale and To Let. MONEY OBTAINED ON BOND AND. MORTGAGE. '

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Hirsh J. L. tea store, 148 South 6th 8

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Wo. 98 Grand Street, WILLIAMSBURER,

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*Hodge Thomas, mariner, 308 South 6th, rear

Hodges Alfred, 30 North 3d [Grand c. Second Andrew B. President of Fulton Fire Insurance Com.

Hodges James, cooper, 136 North 4th

Hodges Mathew, tailor, 99 Montrose av.

Thomas, blacksmith, Fifth n. North 8th, rear ES WILLIAM H. attorney and counsellor, Fifth c. [Grand, h. 114 South ist

WILLIAM H. HODGES,

COUNSELLOR AT LAY.

OFE ICE: SOUTH-EAST COR. OF GRAND & FIFTH STS., ENTRANCE IN FIFTH STREET.

HOUSE 114 SOUTH-FIRST ST.

. *Hodges William J. land agent, 80 South 8th *Hodges Willis, whitewasher, 78 South 8th Hodgetts Charles, tinfactory, 262 South 3d Hodgetts tinbusiness, 203 South 3d HODGSON J * JOSEPH, crockery store, 310 Grand

Hodgson George, ferrymaster, 4 Monroe ol. South Sth Hodgson William, ropemaker, 18 Devoe

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China, Stone Ch China, * STONE & EARTHEW WARE.

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PHENE, BURNING FLUID, OIL AND WICKS... WOOD, WILLOW AND OTHER HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,

310 GRAND STREET,

Hoefflinger Lewis, tailor, 267 South 3d I Hotel, First e. 8. 7 HOEFT FREDERICK, bath, foot South 9th and

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Hoffman Frederick, tailor, 126 Ewen

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John, cabinetmaker, 168 Ewen Hoffman John, shoemaker, Second n. North 8th Hoffman John, machinist, Bartlett n. Throop av. Br. Hoffman John, tailor, Throop av. c. Bartlett, Br. Hoffman John E. shipjoiner, 69 South, 3d Hoffman Joseph, guilder, 61 North ist Hoffman , combmaker, 79 Meserole Hoffman P. tailor, 158 Johnson Hoffman William, sawmaker, 62 Remsen Hofses John, carpenter, 46 North ist Hofses William, teamster, 46 North Ist Hogan Arthur, carpenter, North 7th n. Second Hogan David, laborer, North 6th n. Second Hogan James, bookbinder, 40 South 3d John, laborer, Second n. North 6th M. B. drygoods, 360 Grand | Patrick, North 2d n. Seventh Hogan Thomas, carpenter, 7 South 5th HOGGETT HENRY, paints, &., 33 South 7th HOGGETT SAMUEL K. Union Hotel, Grand o. Union av.

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HOLMES THOMAS, private ital, South 6th c. Eighth

Holmes Thomas, baker, 140 South 6th

John, grocery, First c. North 11th

illiam, cutlery, 82 Tenth .

| , grocery, North 2d c. Fourth

T JOHN, - 111 Grand, h. 132 South 2d

Holt Soho, sellers Schols

Holton J E. engineer, 110 Second

Holway Merritt, mariner, Lorimer n. Wyckoff

Holway - - , pa ier, 101 Union av. Frank,

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Patrick, laborer, 73 North 6th, rear H. merchant, N.Y. h. 61 South 9th DANIEL, express, 150 South 3d id, grocery, 67 South 7th

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Hughes John, carman, North 2d 1. Leonard

Hughes John, janitor, 44 North 1st

Hughes Michael, ironfounder, 126 South 3d, rear

Hughes Nicholas, blacksmith, Union av. n. N. 2d.

Hagher Thomas M. pr 914 North 2d

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WILLIAM HUGHES,

Deeds, Bonds and Mortgages, Agreements. §c., carefully drawn- Office, 153 Grand, corner of Fifth.

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Bushwick av. n. Hulz Melcher, 153 Montrose av. | , 119 South Sth

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Hummysmith Joseph, wireworker, 88 Montrose av. Humphrey Daniel, 202 North 6th Hune , laborer, 101 Union av. [McKibbin

Hunnemmerder John, surgical instrumentmaker, Ewen e. Hunnenger John, clerk, N. T. h. Flushing n. Harrison sv. Hunniford Susan, widow, 50 South Ist

Hunniford William N. locksmith, 175 First, h. 69 8. let

Hunt David B, drygoods, 57 South 4th - Hunt E. shoemaker, Fifth n. North 5th *

RN "3 unt r, 13 ~ Hunt James A. ropemaker, 110 Ainslie 15 Hunt James, carman, 104 Sixth - ae Ainslie n. Leonard . unt James ter, Smith n. Ainslie lock, watches, lookingglasses,

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All orders punctually attended to. Repairing done with neat- ness and despatch. New and Second-hand Carriages for sale.

Huss Henry, carman, 153 Montrose av.

HUSSEY & CO. coalyard, 147 First c. South 4th

Hussey William A. coalyard, 147 First, h. 99 South 4th . Hussen T. T. stevedore, 52 South Sth

Hussennetter Henry, baker, North 2d n. Seventh

Husted H. Rev. 77 South 2d

Huston Daniel, shipcarpenter, 127 South 3d 1 John, moroccobusiness, North 2d n. Ninth . 86 South 7th chir cooper, 112 South 2d Hutchings Levi, indiarubber business, 187 South ist Hutchings Robert C. 11 South 7th

Hutchinson J. R. merchant, 141 South 8th Hutchinson Oliver, shoemerchant, 91 South 8th

Hutchinson Robert, clerk, 11 Fourth

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Ibert Anthony, porterhouse, Meserole o. Union av.

Ibert Martin, grocery, Leonard o. Montrose av. . Ichuchardt Henry, tailor, 92 Wyckoff

Idle William E. stonecutter, Taylor e. Lee av. Br. Iesner Henry, butcher, 124 Seventh

Iglen Henry, sailor, Broadway n. Flushing av. Br.

Ihne Gustavus, segarinaker, 48 Moore Ikessheimer Frederick, tailor, 80 Meserole ILLIG & KRAUS, empirebrewery, 58 Schols Iman Lewis, shoemaker, 177 North 2d | Imel Joseph, basketmaker, 48 Moore Inder John, tailor, 123 Stagg Ingall Thomas C. plumber, 38 South 4th

J. K. vaultlights, N.Y. h. 40 South 5th

Ingersoll Thomas, captain, Bedford av. n. Taylor, Br.

Ingham John, fishingtacklemaker, 230 South 2d Ingham Newton, 244 South 2d

Innes Robert, clerk, 102 South Ist, rear

Inskip Edward, 3 Franklin pl. Powers

Inslay David, bookkeeper, 9 John, shoemaker, 21 a 3d

Thomas, sash and blindmaker, 52 South 3d

Ireland William, furniture, 225 Grand Irger Julius, blacksmith 150 Johnson

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Jack K. carman, 98 Boerum Jackass Frederick B. dry N. T. h. 684 South 4th *Jacklin Mrs. widow, 7 th 8th | Jackson Charles P. fendermaker, 182 Second Jackson George, mason, 148 Seventh Jackson , turner, Skillman n. Lorimer Jackson J. i hotel, 132 First Jackson Jane, widow, 68 South 5th Jackson John B. baker, 954 Fourth Jackson John, 148 Seventh Jackson Joseph H. B. carver, 190 South Ist *Jackson Jacob, laborer, 188 Leonard Jackson Mrs. Ann, Sixth c. North 2d Jackson Mathew, 148 Seventh Jackson Mrs. Robert, 316 Second *Jackson Robert, Skillman n. Union av. Jackson Robert H, framemaker, 2 South 1st *Jackson T. Flushing av. n. Broadway, Br. , JACKSON THEODORE F. lawyer, Farmers' and Citizens Bank, b. 12 South 9th Jackson Thomas, cartman, Flushing av. n. Broadway, Br. Jackson Wiley S. carpenter, 61 South ist Jackson William, laborer, North 7th n. Fifth, rear Jackson William, overseer, Lee av. n. Ross st. Br. Jackson William A. salesman, 146 Seventh *Jackson William, laborer, Marshall c. Graham av. Jacob Frederick, nailmaker, 45 Whipple, Br. Jacobs Adam, tailor, 28 Montrose av. Jacobs Daniel D. shi ter, 14 South Ist JACOBS & BRC stoves, &c. 1294 Grand Jacobs Enoch, stoves, &. 1 Grand, h. 195 South 1st Jacobs Jacob, ragpicker, all n. Graham av. Jacobs Jackson, ropemaker, Marshall n. Morrell Jacobs Michael, porterhouse, Johnson c. Leonard Jacobs Randall, stoves, &. 129} Grand, h. 195 South lat 4 H. clerk, 206 South 2d aegarman George, carpenter, 60 Graham av. Jager Godfreit, 56 Graham av. Jager John . ' Meserole e carver 300 Seth Gus

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METALLIC ROOFING, GUTTERS, LEADERS. Jobbing and Repairing, of all descriptions, punctually attended to.

2 Christian, i T, 93 Leonard 5 i ' 356 Fifth

Jakla George, mason, Ewen

James George, watchman, North 2d n. Lorimer James J. bookbinder, h. 163 South 8th

Jameson J. machinist, M - Janeck Ferdinand, musicteacher, 175 Grand Janes Mrs. widow, 1 South 5th Jarvis Aaron, physician, 147 South 5th

Jarvis A. R. porter, 229 South 2d

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Jeonthen Charles, painter, 7 South 5th

Jesperour Francis, tailor, 162 Graham av.

Jeter Frederick, tailor, Montrose av. n. Bushwick av.

Jewell T. E. Genesee mills 8 and 10 South 7th, h. 38 First

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Jimmerson J. F. coalbusiness, N.Y. h. 15 Dunham pl.

Jimmerson W. P. coalyard, First n. South 7th, h. 15 Dun-

Jinkin John, fishbusiness, 284 Grand {ham pl.

JOCELYN S. S. Rev. 164 South 3d |

Johannes John, mariner, Skillman n. Union av.

Johannes John, , 129 Montrose av.

Johns William, 262 First

Johnson Andrew, laborer, "Johneon c. Lorimer

JOHNSON BARNET, lumbermerchaat, Kent av. bt. Hoop- er and Hewes, Br.

JOHNSON & CROSS, Johnson D. G. engraver, 352

JOHNSON & CROSS'

Mallabont Planing Mill, DEALERS IN LUMBER, KENT AVENUE E AND ANN ST.

Georgia Pine, Flooring, and Step an Johnson Davis, Phoenixbank, N.Y. h. 106 Second

Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson

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Law H. G. merchant, N.Y. h. 162 South 9th [South 6th Law Harvey G. „ Brothers, mattingfactory, 276 & 278 Law James Rev. Bedford av. n. Wilson, Br.

Law N. B. merchant, Bedford av. n. Taylor, Br.

Law Samuel W. Rev. 100 South 6th,

Lawder John, North 2d n. Graham av. reat J

Lawler Mrs. widow, 127 North 5th

Lawles John, laborer, North 6th n. Sixth

Lawrence Alfred, laborer, 27 Montrose av.

Lawrence Alexander, 238 South 6th

Lawrence Andrew, japanner, 176 North 8th (Fourth, Br.

Lawrence Frederick A. , N.Y. h. Broadway n. Lawrence & Foulks, shipbui foot North 5th Lawrence George, ni 100 South 4th

Lawrence Henry, ropemaker, n. Bushwick av. Lawrence Herbert, shipbuilder, h. 101 South 10th Lawrence James, ropemaker, Bushwick av. n. Boerum Lawrence Samuel, machinist, Smith n. Grand

Lawrence Stephen, engineer, 4 Schols [Powers n. Lorimer

laborer, 18 North 2d ©. bookbinder, 278 South 3d Letherman John, 106 Ewen Leavens Miss R. thread and needles, 167 Fourth Leaycraft William, 74 South 3d Lebkechler Adam, shoemaker, 95 Meserole

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binetmaker, 117 First, h. 229 First 3

rs. widow, 122 North 3d, . „F c. South 7th . widow, Eleventh n. Grand

Loughren Louis Alexander, dockbuilder, 13 North 3d Lounsbery John 8. camphene distillers, First foot South 5th

h. 49 South 9th foot South Sch, LOUNSBERY & BETTS, camphene - First LOUNSBERY & BETTS,

Camphene and Alcohol Pistilery,

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fo Lowenstein H. M dsc. Broadway n. Sixth, Br. Lowerre Eliza, widow, 19 South Ist

Lowerre Mrs. widow, 171 North 2d

DigsscTtosr. Lowerre 8. L. business, N.Y. h. 6 Jefferson pl. Seventh

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Mackerell Thomas C. stageproprietor Mackensen Adolph, shadepainter, 89 Wyckoff Mackswell James, 60 North 3d

Owen, laborer, Tenth n. North Ist H. sailmaker, N.Y. h. 46 Second

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Marcellus & Baldwin, agents, 47 7th

March John, sawyer, First n. North 11th

Marder Xavier, turner, North 2d n. Graham av.

Marenus George, pencilmaker, Lee av. n. Ross, Br.

Marganthalar Jacob, grocery, South 2d c. Union av.

Marinus John, whipmanufacturer, 175 South 3d

Mark Reyan, 45 North 3d

Markey Andrew, laborer, 75 Varet 8

Markey John, junkshop, Seventh n. North 7th and Fourth

Markle Andrew, 9 South 5th In. North Sth

Markle John, mason, Meserole n. Smith

Marks George, painter, 518 Grand Marks John tailor,

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Murann John, distiller, Sixth n. North 6th

Murden Edwin G. printer, 50 Ninth Murdoch Alexander, business, N.Y. h. 107 South 8th Murght Edward, 225 North 6th Murman Adam, shoemaker, 153 Montrose av. Murphy Andrew, laborer, Fifth n. North 4th Murphy Andrew, laborer, North 10th n. Second Murphy Arthur, 308 Second

urphy Anthony, machinist, 103 South Ist Anthony, First o. North 11th 4 Barney, stonecutter, South 2d o. Second North 3d

Thomas, laborer, Sixth n. North 6th Murray Alexander, North 2d n. Seventh Murray Charles, shipjoiner, 48 Meserole Murray James, porterhouse, 128 First J Murray James, grocery, 65 North 6th ; Murray James, blacksmith, North 5th n. Third, rear Murray James V. shipjoiner, Eighth n. North 2d

Murray Mary, widow, Morrell n. Boerum

Murray Michael, cartman, Grand e. Seventh

Murray Michael, „64 North 3d

Murray Mrs. L. widow, 226 South 3d

Murray Patrick, grocer, First o. North 8th

Murray Patrick, laborer, 211 South 3d Murray Patrick, tailor, 111 North 5th * Murray Peter, merchant, N.Y. h. Third bt. South 9th

Murray Richard, laborer, 65 North Ist [South 10 Murray Thomas, pilot, 33 Montrose av. - Murray Timothy, „Graham av. n. Powers

Murray William, pianoortemaker, 107 Ainslie Murs Oundorf L. tailor, 57 Ewen

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ALBERT H. NICOLAY,

REAL ESTATE AND STOCK

AUCTIONEER, 1 4 BROAD STREET, NEXT 70 COR, OF WALL, NEW YORE.

A. H. N. gives his personal attention to Salxs or RAL Estate, Suirs, Stocks, &c. at the Mercuants' Excuaner, or anywhere in the Srate or New Yor«.

REGULAR SALES Every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, at the MERC EXCHANG

implements, Nistle Francis, widow, Fourth n. South 10th Nistle John, embroidery, N.Y. h. Fourth n. South 10th Nistle Thomas, milkbusiness, 116 South 6th: Nix Edward, hosieryweaver, 196 Grand Nixon John C. cutter, N.Y. h. Broadway n. Sixth, Br.

Nixon John M. N. 2. b. 208 South $a Nixon Samuel, 41 South ist ' Noble Charles, 139 South 8th '

Noble Henry D. shipjoiner,

Noble James, laborer, 6 North 4th Noble James, bookbinder, 227 Lorimer

Noble John, ter, 227 Lorimer

Noe Richard broker, N.Y. b. 112 South 4th

NOLTEE H ROLE WENDY, 2 We Nonnenmaker Frederick, shoemaker, en. | Noonan Cornelius, la 145 South Ist 4% Norlan John, North 9th ,. Second

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Norris James, | 120 South 3d, rear

Norris John, , 68 North m

Norris Thomas, '234 First, h. 104 Seoead< Norris William L. mason, 206 South 3d

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Nutt James, blacksmith, 48 South 1st Nuttall Henry, brassfinisher, North 7th n. Fifth

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Oakey John V. clerk, Williamsburgh City Bank, h. 102 8. O'Brien Arthur & John, grocery, 321 Grand c. Eleventh

O'Brien Andrew, 245 Second

O'Brien Elizabeth, widow, 246 South 2d

O'Brien James, ironfoundryman, Tenth n. North Ist O'Brien James, carpenter, 198 Union av.

O'Brien James, mariner, Seventh c. South Ist O'Brien Jeremiah, carpenter, 25 Conselyea

O'Brien John, laborer, 90 North 2d

O'Brien John, North Ist n. Union av.

O'Brien John, laborer, 104 Sixthlong row

0' Brien Martin, laborer, 94 North 2d, rear

- ien Michael, laborer, 236 First

O'Brien Mrs. widow, North 8th c. Fifth

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Michael, grocery, 278 Grand O'Brien Nicholas, paver, Fifth u. Grand

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O'Connor John, cooper, 64 North 4th

O'Connor John, machinist, th n. North ist

O Connor Margaret, widow, 4 North 3d, rear

O'Connor Patrick, 3 South 5th

O'Connor Thomas, shoemaker, Second bt. mae _ Odlum Richard W. trunnels,}66 Lorimer

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O'Neal er, 127 ö O' Neil Hugh, policeman, 112 North 4th

O'Neil John, milkman, 313 First

0. Neil M. physician, 133 South 2d - e

O' Neil - - , agent, N.Y. h North 7th n. Fourth Oney Martha, washing, 30 McKibbin

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Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, and Fanéy Articles, of every description. SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, &c.

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Pacxarp Mitcuett N. clerk, b. 12 South 9th

Paddon , collector, 65 Eleventh

Paetnes mariner, 8 Townsend row, n. Ann, Br. Page David G. clerk, 91 South 4th

Page George, ex 120 South 4th

Page James, tailor, 124 South 3d

Page John M. mariner, 130 South ist

Paine C. jobprinter, N.Y. h. 22 South 8th

PAINE DA S. carpenter and builder, 3 Monroe pl. Palen Ornan, brick and limeyard, 242 First South 5th

M. jeweller, 18 South lat acob, carman, Tenth c. Ainslie Charles, clerk, 8 Lewis pl. Second , 278 South 2d hn, ohn, plumber 181 South let 'hpwright 189 South 3d wright, 88 North ist er, 278 South ist [Sth PH E. attorney and counsellor, 161 South ysician, 71 Fourth, o. South Sth w, 201 South 9th

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as Commissioner, &c., without extra charge.

Palmer Zeba D. 192 South 3d Pangburn David, 140 North 7th

PARKER GEORGE, . - . - Dey, N.Y. h. Parker G F. builder, 163 valle N. v. h. 141 ts

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Powell Charity, widow, North 7th n. Fifth |

Powell Charles, handles, Union av. n. North 3d

Powell Edmund, sash and blindmaker, North 7th n. Fifth

Powell Edward, carman, North ist n. Union av.

Powell Gilbert, hosier, Sixth o. North 7th '

Powell Henry, mason and builder, b. 85 South 3d

Powell Isaac, fishmarket, Fourth junction South-7th, h. South 3d n. Tenth

Powell J. A. architect and builder, 85 South 3d ,

Powell John, city weigher, 93 Seventh,

Powell John, matmaker, 252 South 6th

Powell John, camphene, 146 South 6th

Powell J. J. mason, Sixth n. South 5th

Powell Joseph, mason, 89 South 7th .

POWELL MARTHA, widow, 92 North 3d

Powell Peter, ropemaker, 249 Powers .

POWELL WILLIAM W. Pacific shades, 89 South 7th

Powell William, cook, Twelfth bt. South 3d and South

Powell Willliam, papercarrier, Smith n. Powers [4th

Powell W.lliam, ropemaker, 249 Powers

Powers James G. ri , 154 First

Prendergast Thomas, 194 North 2d Prenner Pnilip, painter, 306 Grand

Preston James, laborer, First c. North 8th Preston John, laborer, First n. North 8th Preston Michael, laborer, First n. North 8th

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PRICE JOHN, tea coffee, 62 Grand [2a PRICE, PARSONS & CO. 228 Grand o Price Philo, inter, N. T. h. 105 South 3d Price Sarah, widow, Ainslie n. Union av. rear

Price Thomas, marblesawyer, N. T. h. 173 Second

Price William, calker, 303 South Sth

Prichard Ann, 73 Grand

Prichard - 3 » 73 Grand

Prim George, tailor, 181 Marshall |

Prime Jeremiah, carpenter, First o. North ist

Primrose Isaac, sparmaker, 46 North 3d , Prince James, painter, Sixth n. North 7th * Prince Louis, tailor, 68 North 6th ' Prinee Henry L.

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A. shoemaker, 184 South 4th printer, 306 Grand , . | cabinetmaker, 312 South 3d

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Benjamin, contractor oise n. Smi ) Mathew, clerk, 128 South 6th ) North 5th bt. Sixth and Seventh |

W. physician, 271 South 2d, h. 146, Leonard

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: - G. Rhinow Julius, tailor, 52 Remsen - Tribuneoffice, N.Y. h. 37 South 2d Rhodes Benjamin, stoneyard, First n. North 8th

Eliza, - - - ema HOD' LEONARD , 276 First

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Richardson Henry C. hardwarestor, 40 Grand, b. 20 . 4th *Richardson Harriet, 11 Skillman | .

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RUSSELL HIRAM, builder, 80 and 82 South 7th, h. Fifth N. ;

Russell James E. ironfounder, 103 First, b. 9 Washingten pl. Russell James, sawyer, 100 North 7th * Russell John, clerk, 112 South 1st

Russell John, brushes, 142 South Sth

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DEALER IN Parlor, Hall and Office Stov , Cooking Ranges, Caboose

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Sch Caspar, tailor, Montrose av. n. Smith Schlark John, mason, 97 Montrose av.

Schluter } Schmacher Charles, laborer, Broad wa Schmant Augustus, tailor, 8 Marshal Schmelyer Ludwig, grocer, North Ist n. Tenth

Schmidt A. watchi r. N.Y. h. 36 South 9th

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Scholl William, laborer, 15 Graham av.

Schols Conrad, ner, Hewes n. Lee av. Br.

SCHOLS FRE ERICK, brimstonemanufacturer, h. Kent

Schols Maria, widow, Bedord av. c. Ross Br. Schoop Michael, laborer, Leonard, n. Meserole Schott A. shoemaker, 130 First

Schotting Frank, mason, Graham av. n. Smith SCHREIBER JOHN, grocer, First c. North 6th Schreider John, tailor, 99 Schols

Schrain Leonard, tailor, 121 Wycoff Schramm Joseph, basketmaker, 38 Marshall am later, Graham av. u McKibbin

SCHRIVER THO AS G 8. professor, b. 66 South 6th Schroder Henry, South Ist o. Eighth

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Schuchter Frank, lam er, 241 South 2d Schuk John, laborer, ohnson n. Lorimer

Schules George, varnisher, 84 Grand

Schultz Godfry , combmaker, Smith n. Remsen Schultz - - _., er, 280 South 3d o. Eleventh Schultz George, baker, 175 South 4th

Schum Andrew, laborer, 125 Sekols Schumacker Peter, basketmaker, Leonard n. Marshall Schumar Mn. widow, 99 Johnson

Schundel George, shoemaker, 117 Leonard

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Residence, 2 Tompkins Street, N. T. SMITH CHRISTOPHER O. butcher, 182 Grand, U. 700 Smith Daniel, clerk, 68 South 3d [South ist Smith David, agent, 170 Taylor, Br. 0 Smith D. & G. B. drygoods, 194 Grand Smith Edward, clothmerchant, N.Y. h. 42 South 9th Smith E. shi Smith E. F.

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Choice Brands of Ohio and Southern Flour, for Baker's Use, Constantly on Hand.

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Also the EXTRA IMPROVED PREPARED FLOUR, for making Bread, Piscuit, Rolls, Cakes, Puddings, &c. without Salt or Yeast.

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Smok Simon, laborer, 62 Graham av.

Smylie Charles, brass founder, 75 South 2d

a gy F. printer, 15 South 6th

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SNED A C. grocer, 199 South 2d c. Eighth

Snell William C. 224 Grand

Snider D. L. mason, 187 Grand '

SNIFFEN J. H. harnessmaker, 66 South 7th, h. 179 Snover Ira, carpenter, 95 North Sth, rear [Second

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Stark Michael, ies, 30 Montrose av.

Stark Nathan, 2 goods, 128 South 6th

Stark Sarah, North 3d n. Fifth

Starky Ellen, 124 North

John, mason, 124 North 3d {n. Ewen ARR & FELLOWS, lamps & fixtures, 75 Boerum

Stantermann Philip, crumper, 306 Grand St. Clair John, , 122 South 3d Stear John, milk, Montrose av. n. Smith STEARNS JOHN M counsellor at law, 114 Fourth

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Stewart Lewis, jeweller, 52 South 6th Stewart Samuel J. confectionery, 163 South 4th Stewart Susan, widow, 1684 South 2d Stewart William, jeweller, 113 Second St. George N. 271 South ist St.

William, carman, 116 North ist ar den Ramond, 07 Gouth let

Stieflein George, tailor, 139 Ewen

Stiner Jacob, laborer, 63 Varet

Stiles Alexander, merchant, N.Y. h. 58 South 8th

Stiles R. A. widow, Eighth n. Grand

STILES WILLIAM H. merchant, N.Y. h. 58 South Sth Stillwell John M. watchcasemaker, 135 South 9th Stillwell Samuel, watchman, 112 North 4th

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Stone George, shoemaker, 42 Moore

Stone Rev. J. R. 78} South. 8th

Stone Moses J. bookeeper, 75 Seventh Stone R. H. agent, 42 South 4th

Stone Thomas P. shipmaster, 215 South 3d Stoothoff Henry, printer, 140 Fifth

Stoothoff John, 174 North 6th ' STORER D 141 Fourth, h. 102 Union av.

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The continued and increasing demand for his celebrated articles, bas induced the proprietor greatly to enlarge his manufactory, No. 80 NORTH THIRD STREET, Where he is prepared to fill at short notice, any order for WASHING COMPOUND, or TRANSPARENT SOAP, with which his friends may please to favor him.

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- Joshua, 126 Fifth Travers Patrick, „310 Second

Travis A M. clerk, Ainslie n, Leonard

Travis J. whitewasher, 65 South 3d

Travis James, milkman, North 8th n. Second

Travis J. laborer, 309 Second

Travis John, milkman, 309 Second

Travis Owen, 50 North 6th

Trayner James, bookbinder, 28 North 2d

Treat B. I. carpenter, 216 Grand

Treadwell J. shipoarpenter, 75 North 2d

*Treadwell R. laborer, 26 Montrose av.

ares Be n, - 90 North 2d renc WI ter, 49 Ninth

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Trim John, starrbuilder, 152 Union av. Trimbley Daniel, , 64 South Sth Tripp Jeremiah, cooper inth n. North 9th

JOHN S. capt captain, 16 South 4th Trott John S. jr. distiller, r ann. - - 2 n. .

inneres. Tuit Rose, parley - - A Un Tuite John, laborer, 1 COs. Ghia spd e Tuite Thomas, lettetcatrier, 42 North ih k (oe Nr Tulbach A. 5 South öh nente parti. oagt Tulay Patrick, laborer, North th n. Sixth bie M NN

Tall Michael carman, 98 Boerum , tf Tummy John, South 6th c. Seventh . . wont Tunison David, daguerrean artist, 98 South ist Tupper J. R. customhouse 166 'Lorimer Tu William, Jumber, N.Y. h. 11 Dunham pl. Twil Samuel, musician, 109 North 6th l TURGENS. M. * CO., 238 First * 1 Turuer Adam R. McKibbin n. Smith 0 Turner Charles E. cooper, 191 South 2d i Turner Cathenne, widow, 283 South 2d Turner James; 9 153 Second A r, Fifth n. North 1m I - - | pwr Taylor, Br. ary, dressmaker, 46 South 7th, b. 35 South öhm : ay hth dopeth}

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Van Cott Mrs. widow, North 2d o. Ewen

Van Cott Peter, Devoe c. Bushwick av.

Van Curen Jeremiah, bricklayer, 60 North 4th

Vandepool Jacob, mason, 223 First

Vanderbeck, Isaac, shiplastener, 235 Fifth

Vanderbilt Isaac, 1714 South 4th

Vandercook Cornelius, Insurance Agent, 24 South 6th

vanderhill Mrs. widow, Bushwick av. n Grand

Vanderhoef Peter S. carrier, 511 Grand

Vanderveer Cornelius, carman, 518 Grand

Vandervoot John, ropemaker, 262 South 4th

Vandervoort Maria, widow, 112 Fourth

Vandervoort Margaret, widow, 30 Stagg

Vandervoort William. ropemaker. Remsen n. Bushwick av.

VANDEVERG GEORGE, jr. attorney and counsellor at law, 141 Fulton, Br. h. 95 South 3d

vande water Charles, ropemaker, North 6th o. Seventh

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segarmanufacturer, 105 South ist Oli Sixth u. North 6th

D. 135 ; VAN ERDEN AARON, coalyard, 231 Grand, h. 237 Gd. Van Ess , stair er, 94 North 3d Vaneur Ri Fifth o. North 8th Van James, book binder. 152 South Ist Vanhoughton Ellen, tailoress, Sth o. Sixth

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Vincent H. machinist, Powers c. Union av.

Vincent Joseph, printer, 124 South 4th

Vincent Louis, flour business, N. T. h. 68 South 10th Vineer Robert, boatman, 2 South 5th

Vine Thomas A. carpenter, 22 North 3d

Virmond Dr. 99 Schois

Vitt Jacob, laborer, 84 Montrose av.

Vocht A. segarmaker, 75 Graham av.

Vogeley Charles, crystalmaker, Meserole e. Smith

Vogt George, compositor, 406 Grand

Vogt Jacob, shoemaker, Union av. n. Johnson Vogtil Jacob, gardener, 42 Moore

Voigt Adolph, cabinetmaker, 183 Grand : V. eorge, grocer, 153 Ewen ~ Vollkommer James, grocer, Ewen c. Meserole - Vonar Thomas, engraver, Broadway n. Fourth Voorhies Z. brassfounder, 6 Taylor, Br. Vosburg Mrs. widow, 145 Remsen Vosburg William, shipjoiner, 70 Grand Vreeland Abraham, machinist, 515 Grand Vreeland Peter D. Ainslie n. Smith

Vreeland Samuel C. shomaker, 88 Tenth

Vyse William B. tanner, Fifth n. North 7th

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Chief Engineer: CHARLES C. TALBOT.

Demas Strong, Charlies Wall,

) | „ie Wallets, f William Meekes- David T. Newcome,

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Board of President, Demas Strong,

Vice Pres't, William M. Scot

Secretary,

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Meets the Second Thursday of each month, at $ o'clock, p. m.

Freasurer, William Meekes, Collector, Owen Dennin.

Representatives. Engine Companies, No, 1. Demas Strong, No. 6. Joseph T Miller, James Murphy Bernard Grennan, E. F. Johnson. Vacaney. 2. William H. Price, 7. William Jennings, James T. Savage, William H. Harmer, C. Lespenard. Joshua T. Travis. 3. Joseph Homan, - 8. Henry G Disbrow, John H. Smith, Thomas M. Doyle, Smith Neafie. Edward O' Hara. 4. James Crawford, 9. Jacob Miller Louis Frody, John F. Smith, Patrick Carr. George Tonkins. 5. Mark McAuley, 10. Joseph B. Wilson, H. Guischard, Rilance Smith, Seth H. Irish. Vacancy.

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German Evangelical Church, cornet of Wyckoff street

and Graham avenue. Rev. Mr. Weisel, Pastor.

German E Miss. Church (German), Remsen

Holy, Naa cd (ih Rev. - eander, Pastor.

Trinity Church O. ontrose avenue near

Ewen street. Rev. Gan - - Pein.

Lutheran Church (German), South ist street corner of 9th. Rev. E. F. Schluter, Pastor.

Methodist Mission Church, Union avenue corner of South 3d street. Rev. G. L. Fuller, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant Church, Grand near Fifth street. Rev. Wm. H. „Pastor.

North-Fifth Street M. E. Church, North Sth near 4th street. Rev. C. Gorse, Pastor.

Pr ian Church/ corner of Fifth and South 3d sts.

ev. J. D, Wels, Pastor.

Pr an Church, corner of Ewen and Ainslie streets. Rev. C. W. Hedge, Pastor.

Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Fourth and South 2d streets. Rev. B. S. Porter, Pastor.

Second Baptist Church, Leonard near Grand street. Rev.

- Dr. Church, Pastor.

Second Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Grand and Ewen streets, Rev. J. W. B. Wood, Pastor.

St Mark's Church (E propel, corner of Fourth and South 6th street. (pie M. Haskins, Rector,

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner of South 2d street and Union . Rev. H. F. Roberts, Pastor.

St. Peters and St. Paul's Church (R. C.), Second street

The 'New - - - Chath ead Society, | New E Congregats South Oth near 6th st. Rev. T. K. Beecher, Pastor.

Third Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of South 5th and Fifth streets, Rev. H. J. Fox, Pastor.

Churehes at Greenpoint and Bushwick. Ascension Church, Greenpoint, K street. Rev. Mr. Bab- 1 cock, Pastor. 3 Dutch Reformed Church, Bushwick avenue, Boum Ille. = Rev. Mr. Himrod, Pastor.

Rev. E S. Porter, President, J. W. Bulkley, Vice Pres, William Morgan, Treasurer,

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Liberty Hall. e cor. Grand and Fifth sts. '

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The Willamaburgh Savings Bank of Powth ond South Th The Bank is op br the e of bina, every a Tie 7 o'clock. | Deposits of Five Cents and upward, = i bank able money only. 4 2 ©

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Located at the S. W. corner First and South Seventh sts. | Di: ectufs. hy Nut,

Noah Waterbury. John J. Van Alst, George Kitching,

Jas. M. Waterbury, William Covert, William J. Pease,

Wilfam Wall, Abr'm y rt Jabez Williams, John A. Cross, = Richard „ Levi W Ufford,

Nathaniel Briggs. J bu E. Davidson, Jacob B. Boerum,

Daniel Maujer, Jas D. Sparkman, John M. Furman,

Nicholas W yekoff, William Laytin, J. L. Anthony. Geo. Fiecp, Cashier. Non Warersury, Pres't.

Farmers & Citizens' Bank of Long Island. Located at the N. W. cor. First and S.Seventh sts. Capital, $200,000. - Shares, $25 each.

Directors. f

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O. Bxron, Cashier. Samue, W. Lowerrg, Pres't.

'Mechanics' Bank of Williamsbubgh. Capital, $ 250,000. o 18 Grandst. Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday. wit Direct ers.

Martin 88 J. De iow Aaron C. Underhill Grahams 1 ~ [Newtown, _. [Plashing, Minor H. Keith Edwin A. Johnson, A. B. Mid, Barker, nd Martin Kacsrveiscn, Pres't, House, Bushwick. D. E Son, Ja., Cashier, 18 Grand st,

House, Bowronville.

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School Trustees

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zd Ward - Isaac Henderson, Michael McGrath, W. Kennedy.

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John Broach

Charles F. ols Driggs,

Daniel D. Winant, Fordyce Sylvester. SECOND WARD.

Thm ee, * 43h STANDING COMMITTEES.

Organized 1852. - Holds its meetings every Wednesday evening, except during the summer months, at the Gram- mar School buildi Fourth, corner of South 9th ote.

O. A. uren N Z. A. Watton, Vice Pres't.

Jacos Berry, Sec'y. Tuzopone Sutton, Treasurer.

The Young Men's Literary Association.

ovat he Saving Hosts Fouth acess Soka

Pres't, Geo. 0 Preston. Viee Pres't, Ricu'p W.

Bocart. Treas., Jonx Turton. Cor. See y, De

Wirt Cimon Berry. Rec. Sec'y, Joun E. Librarian, J. L. Marncexxvs.

22 8 tions to Medica] Literature, The Regular Meetings are held on the first Monday qvening in each month. 0 'for 1854 - Dr. C. H Schapps, President; Dr. nig Bere Vice, President ; Dr. E. Macfarlan, Cor- aig' Dr. J. Creamer, Recording Secreta-

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THE WILLIAMSBURGH ne

4 r REYNOLDS PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS,

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WM, BOCH & BROS,

WABUVPACTURRAS OF

PORCRIALN DOOR & FURNITURE KNOBS,

AND ALL KINDS OF WARES,

Ambler O. Anderson Johu, ship carpenter, I

Anderson John Anderson Norman, teacher,

"Bushwick av n Jackson st A. Sth stn Bushwick av

Andrews John, boot maker, Linder

Angel Isaac W. pattern maker, J stn W. Anger Henry, instrument maker,, Lafa Anning John H. ship carpenter, Wa

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S. lumber dealer, N. I. b J n Franklin st Washi

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James, „Ach st n Meserole 2 - - 8 - _ Avery B. H. are 7 Franklin block

nay - - ry sawyer, L st n Franklin , Dr. J. Fl 4 av n Bushwick av George, miller, ick av a Skillman st

Baker Lewis, Sth st n L

Baker Valentine, Capt. Washi st n Remsen, Balden John, Marshall st n Bus wick ay

Balderson B rope maker, Flushing av n Bushwick Baldwin C. T Flushing av n Bushwick

Baldwin M. W. builder, Flushing av n Bushwick Baldwin William, Union av n I st

Baldwin W. M., carpenter, Turnpikeroad n Graham av Barbers Enoch, potter, H st n Franklin

Barker George, potter, J st u Union av

Barker Gilbert, pilot, I st n Franklin

Barker John, ship carpenter, 81 4th st

Barker John, boatman, I st n Franklin

Barkley Thomas, boatman, J st n Franklin

Barnes Edward, potter F st n Washin

BARNES JAS. S., merch't tailor, Franklin, bt H & I sts

SAUL s. SARWBS,

MERCHANT TAILOR

Franklin St., between H & I si

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Furnishing Goods, Trimmings, &e.

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Bashan Diedrick, Meserole t n 34 oT dantt Batters Richard, Varet st n. Bushwick ar 4 arif Bauer William, flute maker, ette etn Remsen... Baylis Adam, „H st be in & Washington Baylis '1 homas, F st n Washington +: Beales R. & H. , Bushwick av c Maspeth

Beatty Bogart, shipfastener, G stn Union av

Beatty Jas, shipfastener, L st n Sth

Bearhope John, carpenter, E st n Franklin

Bebee Mrs., widow, Remsen stn Wa erbury 18 Bechtelof Francis, baker, Franklin ei n M 7 Bedell C., blacksmith, Bushwick av a Monroe bed

Bedell Geo. grocer, Bushwick av bt N. 2d and Devoe sts Bedell William, agent, Jamaica Turnpike n Orient ar Beech. Herbert st n Graham av Beldon William A., express, H st corner Franklia Bellamy William I., actor, J st n Franklin

Bell George, ship carpenter, 4th et n Calyer

Benjamin Joseph, booifitter, Richardson et n Smith Benham John, ropemaker, Washinton stn Remsen | Bennet Jacob, Bushwick av n N. 2d et

Bennett Jacob, carpenter, Bushwick av n Skillman 4 Bennett Joseph, engineer, G st n Franklin

Bennett Mrs Sarah, milliner, Franklin st a H

BENSON BERNHARD, saddier, Franklin st corner H Benson R., rope maker, Varet stn Bushwick av

Benton Osmer, r, Franklin st corner H >, BERNEY ALFRED, sawfiler, Frankl. st bt Mad. & Clint. Berry James, ship carpenter, 77 4th st : Berry John, ship joiner 2 Franklin block ¥ Bewley William, surveyor, William corner Calyer road Bierman A,, tailor, Remsen st n Bushwick ar- Bigelow William, ship carpenter, Union av a F st. Bilbie Heary, M st n Franklin ä Billard Lewis, ship carpenter, 2d st n Calyer

Bills Joseph, ship painter, Meserble st corner 2d | Binham V., ¢arpenter, Richardson st n Smith 7

Bird S., ship „L stn. Union az. ae Bi Wm. . 3 Blanck Ethan S., ship joiner, 3d st n M Feen. Blanck Christopher, Sth et n Mesero le Blanck Francis, Sth st bt Calyer dc Meserole tf

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Blank Ferdinand, blacksmith, H st. n Franklin

Blanck Robert, shoemaker, 3d st n Meserole

Blauvelt D. J., millwright, 5 Franklin block

Bliss Neziah, I st corner Washington __

Blistone John, laborer, L st n Union av

Bloomfield J., ship builder, J st n Franklin

Boch Anthony, porcelain manf, 5th st bt L & Colyer

Boch F. Victor, porcelain manf., 5th st bt L & Calyer Boch Nicholas, potter, L stn Sth

BOCH WILLIAM, porcelain manf. h 5 bt L & Calyer Boch William, jr., porcelain manf. h Sth st bt L & Calyer Boden John, moulder, K st n Union av

'Boggs William, Calyer n ist

Bohne H., grocer, Washington st n I

Bold John, ropemaker, Flushing av n Bushwick av Bolsten O, butcher, Bushwick av. n Debevoise

Bonnington Webster, ship joiner, I st n Franklin

Booth Gordon K. ship carpenter, Meserole st cor Sth Booth James W. turner, J st n Union av.

Booth Richard H. carpenter, J st n Franklin

Bosh Charles, laborer, Maspeth av n Bushwick

Bostiwick Zalmon, Jefferson st n Franklin

Botroff John, tailor, Linderplace

Boutell John A, painter, Colyer st n 6th

Bowen Benjamin, ship carpenter, 6th stn Calyer

Bower Henry, tailor, Madison st n Bushwick ' Boyce B F, shoemaker, Graham av n Herbert

Boyce D D, pattern maker, H sten Franklin

Boyce, Rev Peter, Madison st n Franklin Brady Patrick, engineer, 3d st n Calyer

Bramer George, potter, Washington e G st

Bramer John, potter, Washington c G st

Bramer William, potter, Union av n J st

Branthaust George, candymaker, Graham av n Herbert st Brassew Charles, potter, H stn Franklin

Brennan William, shipcarpenter, | st n Franklin

Brennen Mrs. widow, 77 Reinsen st

Brennen Michael, mason, J st n Union av

Brennon George, 11 Flushing av Brennon , Sth a Lst Briggs Joseph H. butcher, 150 Meserole st : Briggs , shoemaker, Devoe stn Bushwick ar

DIRECTORY.

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orrest st n Bushwick Nene - Jaa wy 2 BROAD JOHN H. locksmith, N. V. h J ot n Praablle BROADHURST JOHN, shoemaker, Linder place Brook Henry, tailor, Forrest st n Bushwick av | Brooks J. J., rule maker, 3 n Herbert st Brown Alanson, shoemaker, st n Linder Herbert st 5 Brown Frederick, brewer, 10 Colonade row f Brown Jacob, 18 Jamaica turnpike 9 Brown James. machinist, Union av n I st Brown Joseph, shipearpeater, Washington un G at Browa Thomas, boiler maker, I st n Union av Bruce George W., locksmith, Washington n H st Bruen George, shipjoiner, J st n Union av rial Bruer Charles, tailor, Adams sin Washington Brug Frank, basketmaker, Cook stn Bushwick av Brunt Richard, laborer, Maspeth av n Bushwick ar Brush Henry, boatbuilder, Meserole n ist st Bryant George, carman, Washington n H et Buckingham James, watchmaker, Frenklia n H st Buckingham * O, nt, N. I. h Hein Franklia Nuick George - 2 - n Washington st; Bullen John' WV. D st n Union av Bulkley James, shipjoiner, J at n Unien av BUNCE E., grocer, Calyer st c 2d 0 rt David, Jefferson st n Bushwick av Robert, carman, H st n Union ay Burbank Abraham, shipearpeater, Franklin st n Clinton Burke Michael, porter, F st near Washingwon Burns King, be st n 3d Burrough ter, 7th st. n Meserele Bushel * boatbuil r, 70 Madison Bushel John L., boekbinder, Madison at n 1272 10 BUTLER THOMAS, sesh aad mp maker, Weebing- Butler P., sogar desler, N.Y. Proopes - Were es gate Be Byles William, boatbuilder, I et n Pranklias

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THOMAS BUTLER, SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR MAKER, Cor. Washington and I Streets, GREENPOINT, L. I.

N. B. - Old Blinds Painted and Repaired.

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Calahan E., widow, Washington c I st

Caldwell Edwin L., clockmaker, K st n Union av

Caldwell William, laborer, I st n Union av

Call Jacob, porter, Lafayette st n Remsen

Callen Peter, laborer, H st u Franklin

Callister John, engineer, H st n Union av

Calyer James B., constable, H st n Union av

Calyer John, Calyer st c 4th

Calyer Peter, Calyer st n 2d

Campbell H. A., barber, L st n Union av

Campbell N., teamster, 80 4th st

Candage James R., mariner, Adams stn Washington

Cargan L., laborer, Franklin st n Clinton

Carey Edwin, carpenter Sanford st c Smith

Carpenter Geo. B., blacksmith, Franklin bt N and O sts

Carpenter M., 4th stn M st

Carpenter N. B., grocer, Graham av n Sth st

Carpenter P., 4th st n M st

Caragan , laborer, 3d st c Union av

Carlton H., 7th st n Union av

Oarter Clayton, 7th st n Union av

CARTLEDGE & CO., porcelain manufacturers, F st n

Franklin

- O., Franklin c F st e E., Franklin c F st '

- osiah, agent, M stn Franklin

'Carver - - , F st n Franklin

Cass James, wool, N. I. h Flushing av n Bushwick av

Castello John. laborer; Grabam av n Herbert mm

Cathie William, 2d st n Calyer

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Cannon John, Turnpike c Gra ays i g SOR mate

Ceray John. mason, G st n Union av i fl

Chadboneul Mra, widow, Maspeth av n Bushwick =| 5 er J st u Franklin 5

Chandler David, carpenter, I st n Franklin

Chester Joho H., builder, J st n Washington

Childs Christopher, carpenter, N stn F nklin

Childs Edwin, shipbuilder, H st n Franklin

Clanson John, grocer, Graham av c Turnpike

Clapper William, baker, Calyer st ¢ 2d

Clark Francis, potter, F st n Franklin

Clark John, gardener, Bushwick av n Grand

Clark Robert, mariner, F st n Franklin

Clark S. D., grocer, H st e Union av

Clark Walter, locksmith, Franklin c E st

Clarke Jacob, shipjoiner, 3d st n-Calyer

Clarke William, * st n Frankli

Cleeland Henry L., umbrella maker, I st n Franklin

Cleveland James, ropemaker, Moore st n Bush wick av

Coffin Augustus, mason, Calyer st n th

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y James, stage driver, F st u hingto Coffield Owen, ropema ber, Varet st n Bushwick av Coggeshall J. W., Bushwick av n Skillman st Cogswell Charles, shipjoiner, 86 Madison st

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n Washington Crane O. A., 5th stn Meserole Crawford - - , 4th sin Calyer Creed Hyatt, 7th st n * 1 Cringer Henry, ropemaker, Varet st n Bush av Crittenden Thomas, milkman, Graham av n Sth st Cronck James, shoemaker, H st n Franklin Cross A., ropemaker, Washington st n Remsen Crowell Barzilla G., machinist, Calyer n 4th st | Crowen Mrs. widow, J st n Franklin >) Crumworth M., 1 Colonade row Smith st 4

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Griffiths John F. blacksmith, I st n Washington

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Grim Mrs. widow, Jefferson n Bushwick av

Grimshaw John, Newtown tender

*"Grissim Edward, shipjoiner, H st n Union av

Gude H. L. tailor, Smith st n Herbert

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Gulliven Ambrose, ot b Osten ev 2 Gunn F. stonecutter, F st n Union as Gunyar Samuel, trucking, 2d st n Meserole

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Hadden Isaac, shipfastener, Washington n J st Hadden Melancthom F. carpenter, J stn Franklin Hageman James, life boat maker, L st n Franklin Hager Jacob, laborer, Remsen st n Bushwick av Hait D. B. ship fastener, G st c Washington Half Theodore, carpenter, M st n Franklin Hall James, iron mer't, N. I. h Orient av n Bushwick 1 Hall Thos. mariner, 55 L st

Hall William, sbipearpenter, Washington n H st Hallenbeck P. P., joiner, Washington n J st Hallett J. P. bookkeeper, Williams row Madison st Hallock Andrew M. shipcarpenter, 68 Madison at 4 Hallock J. R. carman, Forrest st n Bushwick av Halltt John F. shipearpenter, H st en Franklin Hamilton John, ropemaker, Cook st n Bushwick av Hammond Daniel, carpenter, J st n Union av . Hampleton Alexander E. 5 Washington n H st Hampton John, ship carp. 4th st Franklin block Handley William, lab, Lafayette n Remsen st

Hannson Henry, furs, Adams n Washingtan t Hans Philip, Cook st n Bushwick ar Hardel G. tinman, Turnpike n Graham av : a John D. speculator, Jamaica Turnpike n

rientav f Harnden Wi W. ship joiner, 6th st n Meserole 'Harris C. G, machinist, L st n Franklin *: : Harris R.J, ship carpenter, L st n Franklin 85 H art Jesse, ship carpenter, L st n 5th

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Hart Jobo, livery, N. t n HART LEMU! iL H. Franklin ot © . .

P. 8. 'Goods delivered Free of Charge. .

Hashford Edwin, pilot, J st n Union a Hatch J carpenter, J st n Franklin . Hathaway E. shipcarpenter, 69 2d st | | Hathaway Stephen, a wright 3 Franklin block Hathen , t. Bushwick av n Episcopal Church 'a Hawkin - N stn Franklin * Hawkins B. J. R stn Sth < Hedge F. ship Sy ae tap Heffron Jerry, b h Newtown bri Helms: William, Remsen st n W 4 Hempsted Elias, grocer, 4th st n Calter | 1 -s Henders Adam, tailor, Frost st n Washington As | enderson B. tool mkr. Graham av n Sandford t NDRICKSON JACOB, dock builder, H st 1 U Henms Hiram, Cook st n Bush av 1 1 - acs fe carpenter, Devoe n Bushwick ay - 4 mason, Bushwick av n Frost st a - 2 Union Hotel, stcGrend - Georges Linder pl Herbert st > ae Bate turnpike n Bushwik 5

tailer, Bushwick av c Cook st gw ay Se

niel H. , N st n Franklin - Homan Willian O. carpenter, M st n Franklin Honson Frederick, watchman, Hot n Franklin st

& Deircks, Graham av c Herbert st William, ty flour mille, K. T. h 7th-st a Megerole JOHN, blacksmith, A st n Union av

Horny J. H. shoe store, Flushing av n Morrell vt

Horton F. ship carpenter, F st n W

Hosier William H. ship-joiner, 5th st n Meserole

Hough L. W. stage proprietor, Turnpike n Graham av Howard. Thomas, laborer, J st n Union av

Howell James, 1 Franklin st n Meserole , Bushwick av n Episcopal Church

Hunt Bartholomew, pres, J st n Franklin &t Hunt James, calker, Richardson st n Smtth

Husband Dr. icherd J. J ot s Frankia -

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Meserole Arch. K. I et n Franklin

Meserole John H. farmer, Franklio st n E

Meserole Jeremiah V. surveyor, Franklin st n E

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Myer George, tailor, Forrest stn Washington

Myers Henry, shipcarpenter, 4th e Meserole »

ap Nailer Mrs. widow, F st n Washin Nabe John, Maspeth av n Bushwi Nason William, shipjoiner, H st n Union a Navarro, William H iron boat maker, K st n Sth , ist stn urnpike, n Graham av 6th st n Meserole

Newhan * cutler, H st n Franklin

Newman E. W. * nter, Ist n Calyer

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Newman Mary, wi Flushing av n Bushwick

Newson Eli, carman, Bushwick av n Jefferson st

Newton I H st n Franklin

Nickey Joseph, L st n Sth

Nicholson George, blacksmith, H st n Union av

Nicholson M. carman, I st n Union av

Nicholson Pat, carman, F st n Franklin

Nicholson William, shipearpenter, 6th stn Meserole

Norman John, shi „Franklin st c Clinton av

NORTH NELSON L. physician, office, N st East Franklin

N Henry, * st 2d

Northrop Henry, juar. shi , Calyer stn 2d

Nowlan Thomas G. carpenter, William's row Madison st

Noyes, Miss Elizabeth, H st n Union av |

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O'Brien William, n Graham ar

O'Connell Charles, Turnpike n Graham av

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Ostrander Charles, conatgble, L. 22

Ostrander William. 4 block

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Corner Franklin av. & F street, GREENPOINT, L. |.

Phail John M. shipearpenter, 4th st n Meserole John, shipcarpenter, H st n Union av . - LPS WILLIAM, shoe store, 6 Franklin block - William, chemist, I st n Franklin

illiam, engineer, 5th st n Calyer - tailor, 24 Jamaica Turnpike Pittman George, ropemaker, Flushing av n Bushwick Plunkett John, laborer, Sth st n M Pope John, tailor, Monroe st n Washin Port Nicholas, shoe maker, Bushwick av n Maspeth Porter John, ropemaker, Devoe st n Bushwick av Porter Mary, widow, I st n Union av Porter Thomas, thread and needles, Maspeth av n Bushwick Powell Green, Bushwick av n Frost st Prichard Peter, Richardson st n Smith Preley C. carpenter, Devoe n Bushwick av Provost David, lawyer, F stc Liberty ~ PROVOST JAMES C. grocery, H st n Union av

JAS. C. PROVOST, H st. bt. Franklin st. and Union av.

DEALER IN GROCERIES,

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IMPORTER OF CHINA GLASS & EARTHEN WARE.

patronage friends blic in general to examine 8 LL

S SD n Oo Wine warranted Pure without Adulteration.

PROVOST JOHN O. ms¢hinist; H st Union av Provost Peter C. grocery, Franklin st n J Purves John, pattern maker, N st n Franklin

| * Q ~ 1 a Q Patrick, porter house, Franklin st n M * Quin George, laborer, Herbert st n Smith Quin John, laborer, Franklin u Clinton av a Qumby Denton, calker, 5th st n Meserole rum

Quirk Edward J. contractor, Franklin st n M Quirk, John, r n Franklin

Ranagan Frank, machinist, 3d st n Calyer Ranson Barzilla, - ae 66 M st Ranner Michael, tailor, Washington st n Jefferson

Reach Benjamin, Richardson stn Smith .

Reed Andrew, sh 4th st n Meserole

Reed William, shi 2d st n Calyer

Reed William, rope maker, Washington st n Remson

Regan David, shoemaker, Franklin st bt H and I sts Reickstey, William H. 6th st n Meserole aa Reinecke C. boot maker, Bushwick av e Monroe Remer Jonathan, Washington st n J

Rénhards A. W. shi , Sth st n Meserole Renoud W. spar maker, J st n W , Reohleter Andrew, 24 Jamaica

e Reuves A. carpenter, Cook st c Bushwick av Reuves, T. builder, Cook st c Bushwick av Rew Edward F. I st n Franklin st

44 Robb Peter, Robinson Robinson R. Washington st c | 8 ee ewe - 28 Rodgers boiler maker, 6th stn L

Pat, fancy store, Bushwick av n Varet st

captain, Meserole st n 5th

Rohrig Charles, tailor, Jefferson et n Bushwick av Rollings A Union av a J st

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inclaire Thomas, mariner, Franklin stn Chatom a

Sinnot Joseph, maker, ote 3d

Slack John. clesk,

Sloan Maurice, öh at n N

Sloat. James F. 7 Franklin block

Slocum Hannah, dress maker, N st n Franklin st

Slocum Webley, tusner, Meserole st o Ist.

Small J. H buteber, Franklin st a Clinton av 6

Smallwood John, shipearpenter, 6th st n Meserole

Smart James, B st bt Union av and Li

Smith David, - ot n Washington vid, shipearpenter, I st n Washi

Smith Edmaad R. shipjoimer, 4th st bt Meserole & Union av

Smith F. shipearpentez, I st c Washington

Smith George, carman, 5th st n Bushwick av

Smith George mason and builder, H at n Franklm

Smith Hewlett, 4th st n Calyer

Smith Isaac, carpenter, F st n Libesty

Smith James, foreman, H n Union as

Smith James, guilder, Adams st n Washingten

Smith James, shoemaker, Devoe st u Bushwick av

Smith Jeremiah, ropemaker, Forteat st n Bush wick av

Smith John, 3d st n Meserole

Smith Joba, shipearpenter, I st n Franklin

Smith John, Smith's Hotel, Franklin et bt F and G sta

Smith Levi, shi „F st u Franklin

Smith Mrs. ine, H st o Franklins :

SMITH WILLIAM X SON, timber dealers, foot. of K at

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AT HUNTERS POINT AND GREEN POINT

The Subscribers offer for sale, either for Dwelling, Manufacturing, Ship Building or Dry Dock purposes, the most extensive Wa- ter Front ever in possession of any one Com- pep the vicinity of New York. , They will have, when their plans are matur- ed, not less than three miles of water front, including the East river and both sides of Newtown creek, with about 440 acres of 5 d, e, or Building Lots, Docks,

ns, &c. + About 1000 2 Lots are now graded and ready for sale. Also one Ship Ys rd the East river ready for use, either for sale or ta lease for a term of years. The front north of the Ship Yard is intended fer put- ting down ways, it being well suited for that nape'. The land in the rear is now graded. The ietors are 'confident' that th can make it an inducement for those en ed in Bhip building in the 'vicinity' of York, to establish themselves on this loca

CRANE & ELY,

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B. W. MERRIAM,

MANUFACTURER

NEW YORK. Offers to the trade, at extremely low prices,

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