Troy directory, 1866

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YEAR 1831:

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An Alphabetical List of Residents

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THEIR OCCVPATIONS,

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TROY:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY N. TUTTLE,

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ABRAMS AZARIAH, cooper, 75 river Adams Harman, shoestore, 31 congress Adams Elijah, farmer, river continued Adams Henry H., lottery office 33 congress, boards 42j river

Adams Clarissa, widow, 42 river Adams William, chairmaker, 14 congress, boards 16 ferry Adams Olivia, widow, 16 ferry Adams Peter, wffieelwright, boards 94 congress Adams Joseph J., constable, boards 291 river Adancourt Francis, printer and booksellei;, 162 river, h. 32 first

Adsil James, boards 53 third Agan Charles, shoemaker, 24 federal Agur Joseph W., carpenter, congress continued Albright John, currier, h. 372 river Albro Wm., cabinetwarehouse, 18 congress, h. 115 third Albro Thomas J., barkeeper, mechanic-hall Allen, Tibbits & Co., hudson and erie transportation line, office 153 river, up stairs Allen Pliny, fonvarding merchant, h. 81 river Allen Amos, butcher, center market, h. 83 third Allen John, laborer, boards 35 third Allen Richard, jr., cooper, 31 albanv Allen Ignatius, carpenter, rear 19 hill Allen Joseph, stagedriver, troy house Allen Thomas, brushmaker, boards 35 first Allendorf Conradt, teamster, north fourth, above Jacob Allendorf Henry, teamster, north fourth, above Jacob Alverson Peter, coachmaker, sixth, below albany Ames James A. Z., mason, 55 grand di^ ision Ames Almira, widow, ITS third Amour Charles, laborer, 12 king Anderson Samuel, laborer, boards yankee hotel

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''indres Stephen, merchant tailor, 59 congress Andres Alvah W., stonecutter, 121 river Andres Miss Polly, h. rear 55 third Andrews Ambrose, portrait painter, 24 state Andrews Dominick, tinman, boards 3S second Angel Samuel, painter, h. 95 third Anthony Asa, fisherman, 195 river Anthony Jacob, shoemaker, 45 sixth Appleton Francis G., grocer, 206 river, house 34 second Archbold T. & J., butchers, center market Archbold Thomas, butcher, h. 144 fifth Archbold John, butcher, hoosick continued Arms Walter, carpenter, 20 Jacob Armstrong Sterling, brewer, 141 fifth Arnold 0. & A., merchants, 391 river Arnold Anson, merchant, h. 36 king Arnold Thomas,' locksmith, cor. liberty and fifth, h. 23 hill

Arnold Benjamin F., hatter, north fourth, above federal

Arnold & Towne, grocers, 54 congress

Ashby Temperance, 184 fourth

Atkins James, tanner, 26 Jacob

Austin John M., printer, h. 144 second

Avery Lewis, wagonmaker, boards 452 river

Ayres & Thayer, carpenters, cor. state and fourth

Ayres John, carpenter, h. 174 fourth

Ayres Isaac, carpenter, 170 fourth

Ayres Daniel, carpenter, 54 river

Ayres Thomas, whitesmith, boards 29 hill

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Babcock Mrs. Ann, innkeeper, city hotel, 130 river Babcock Edward, innkeeper, northern hotel, 394 river Babcock. John I., carman, 52 congress Babcock Heniy D., grocer, 123 river Babcock & Kimball, grocers, 123 river Babcock Jared S., hatter, 142 fifth Babcock Timothy, shoemaker, 45 sixth Backus Michael, iDookbinder, rear 139 fifth Bacon Jared G., drapfu and tailor, 302, boards 351 J river ' Badeau Daniel, pilot, h. 14 fourth Badcau Nathaniel S*j pilot, 16 Jacob

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Baen Marquis M., auction and commission store, 324 river

Bailey Gideon, grocer, 8 congress, h. 106 second

Bailey William, grocer, boards 106 second

Baker Lorenzo D., merchant, boards 55 fourth

Baldwin Jeremiah, baker, 118 fourth

Bali Joseph, grocer, 487 river

Ball Sylvester C., blacksmith, h. 120 third

Ball Henry, carpenter, h. 36 north third

Baltimore Samuel^ oysterhouse, 14 hill

Baltimore James, laborer, liberty, east of hill

Bank of Troy, cor. first and state, entrance from state

Bank Farmers, 18 first

Bank Merchants' and Mechanics', 16 first

Banker William, teamster, 8 fifth

Bantam N., blacksmith, 55 north second

Barber Bela, lastmaker, 48 congress

Barber A. H., clerk, boards mechanic-hall

Barber Bela, jr., boards 48 congress

Barker Perry C., butcher, north market, h- 34 north

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Barker R. D., professor dancing, boards rensselaer house Barker Robinson, grocer, 351 river Barnard Theodore, axmaker, 9 seventh, h. 121 fourth Barnard William, painter, boards 252 river Barnard Edwin, potter, boards 40 ferry Barnett James, tanner, rear 20 north second Barney John, stage proprietor, boards national hotel Barney Bildad, grocer, cor. fourth and ferry Barney Leonard, clerk, boards national hotel Barnhart Mrs. Nancy, 139 fourth Barrel! Phiiieas, mason, liberty Barrett widow Betsey, tailoress, 177 fifth Barringer David P., dry goods, 156 river, h. 134 third Barringer Martin, grocer, cor congress and fifth, h. 117 fifth

Barrenger Heniy^ L, victualler, 105 third Barrenger Peter, shoemaker, feny continued Barrenger Jacob P-, laborer, congress continued Barrenger Henry B., carpenter, congress continued Barron John, laborer, 7 hill Barron Warren, 130 third

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Barrows Mrs. Harriet, h. 420 river Barton Robert, chandler, h. SS north second Barton William, chandler, 461 river, boards 88 north second

Barton Francis, laborer, 39 division Barton Oliver, morocco dresser, boards 456 river Miss Barton's school room, 88 north second Barton Clarissa, tailoress, 12 king Barton Olivia, tailoress, 12 king

Bates Harris W-, grocer, cor. grand division and second, h. 75 north second

Bates John W., merchant, boards 88 congress Bates Marvin, blacksmith, 33 grand division Bates Augustus S., cabinet-maker, h. 93 third Bayeux H. & Son, jewellers, 192 river Bayeux Henrj*, boards 10 ferry Bayeux Henry F., h. 10 ferry Beach Edward D., barber, 304 river Beadleston Stephen, shoestore 244 river, h. 103 fifth Beadleston Ebenezer, shoestore 357 river Beadleston Job, barkeeper, 332 river Beam Jabez, shoemaker, h. alley rear 91 first Bean Betsey F., tailoress, 16 ferry Bears David G., boards mansion house Becker Henry, sloop master, rear 54 river Becker Tunis, currier, 90 third Becker Lawrence, miller, cor. Washington and second Becraft John, mason, congress continued Beebe Selden, carpenter, h. 31 division Beebe Dillon, coachmaker, h 16 sixth Beebe Eli, gunsmith, boards 25 north second Belcher Franklin, bookbinder, 225 river, h. 33 ferry * Belcher IMorrison, printer, boards 33 ferry Belding Dennis, butcher, center market, h. 59 congress Belding & Francis, butchers, center market Belding Wells, butcher, h. 51 third Belding William, potter, house 176 fifth Belding Ralph, brass founder, boards 15 fifth Beldinn; Roswell, shoemaker, 33 irrand division Bell Ebenezer, commission merchant, 455 river, h. 104 north second

Bell John, laborer, rear 20 north second

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Bern an Rev. Nathan S. S., pastor 1st presbyterian church, h. 114 third Bender Henry, clerk, hoards 32 fourth Benham John, brewer, north fourth, above federal Benjamin David C., victualler, h. 80 north second Benjamin Charles, teamster, 24 king Benjamin George, boards 381 river Bennet Lyman, carpenter, 303 river Bennet Charles, dyer and scourer, 122 north second Bentiy Alvin D., printer, 47 franklin Benton Mrs. Lucinda, tailoress, 360 river Benway Lewis, farmer, rear 52 nortli second Besse Peleg W., combmaker, 3 h. 5 first Betts Harvey, h. 38 state Betts Henry H., carpenter, boards 166 fourth Bidwell Mrs. Amanda, boarding house, 114 fourth Bigelow Thadeus B., merchant, 167 river, h. 31 first Bigelow Asa, sawfiler, 48 ferry Bigelow Martin, grocer, 68 congress Bigelow Edward, boarding house, 8 north second Bigelow Daniel, teamster, 129 fifth Bills Alanson, clerk, h. 14 jacoh Bills John A., carman, 175 river Bills Charles, clerk, h. 142 second Birdsall Thomas, boards 291 river Bishop Jacob, merchant, 49 fourth Bishop Luther, farmer, M'Coun's mills Bishop Edward^ shoemaker, 12 hill, h. 188 fourth Bixby Mrs. Eunice, tailoress, north fourth, above federal Black William, laborer, 175 third Blair Albert, mason, h. 45 third Blair Arthur, laborer, 53 franklin Blakely Collins, laborer, female seminary Blanchard William R., slooprnaster, h. 13 sixth Blatchford Thomas W'^., physician, 48 fourth Bliss William M., lawyer, 140 third Bliss William M. jim., boards 140 third Bliss Ezekiel, boards national hotel Bloomingdale David, blacksmith, 6 north second Boardman^lrs. Clarinda, h. 41 second Boardman Christopher C., merchant, boards 41 second Bogardus Matthew, blacksmith, h. rear 111 n. second

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Bogardus John, carpenter, 26 Jacob Bogardus Robert, carpenter, 26 Jacob : * Boggs Mrs. Sarah, h. 341 river I * Boice Nathaniel, mason, 141 first j Bonner Thomas, shoemaker, 350 river Bonner Henry, shoemaker, 350 river I Bontecou Peter, shoestore and h. 7 congress i Bontecou Hamlet, barkeeper. Mansion house ! Boomhower John, teamster, 151 third I Bordwell Jonathan S,. carpenter, h. 92 fourtli

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' Boutell Jesse, 51 franklin

Boutell Ebenezer, boards 12 division Boutelle Elleiar, blocktinmaker, boards 2S6 river Bouton Nathan, h. 23 third Bouton S. &; J., merchants, 3S7 river Bouton Stephen, merchant, house 50 king Bouton Josiah, merchant, h. 35 king Bouton Samuel, shoemaker, congress continued I Boutwell Oliver, baker, 314 river j Boutwell James, hatter, 304 river

Bow Oliver, hatter, 113 second j Bowen Henry, clerk, boards 25 ferry } Bowman Calvin, stage proprietor, 21 grand division i Bowman Stephen, carman, 6 elbow - Bowman Elisha, teamster, 95 north second Boynton Burr, clerk, boards city hotel I Boynton Calvin, stoneware-factory, 38 h. 36 hill Boynton Benjamin, carpenter, h. 55 grand division ! Boynton William, carpenter, h. 55 north second I Boynton Ebenezer L., inspector provisions, h. 17 ferry I Bradish John, steamboat agent, 79 river Bradley William, h. 84 fourth i Bradley Frederick, h. 50 third _ Bradshaw Israel, tanner, 30 hill

Bradt & ^Mallary, merchants, 1S3 river Bradt Jolm I., merchant, li. 90 second Brady Hugh, laborer, 183 fifth Brainard Elizur S., carpenter, 143 first

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Brandamore John, potter, 42 ferry Brandt Philips J., coppersmith, 194 river, h. 100 first Brasie Henry H., shoemaker, 2 north third Bridger James, butcher, centre market, h. 115 fifth Briggs James, carpenter, north third, above Jacob Brigham Erastus F., clerk, boards Washington hall Brin ckerhoff William, hardware, 149, h* 84 river BrinckerhofFJohn L, merchant, boards 84 river Brintnall Joseph, merchant, h. 54 king Brintnall Lemuel, sail loft, 149 up stairs, h. 65 river Bristol David, carpenter, h. 184 third Britton Siberia W., grocer, 316 river Britton Luther, teamster, 12 king Brockway Josephus, dentist, 67 fourth, cor. albany Brockway Ephraim, carpenter, congress continued Brockway Artimus, carpenter, congress continued Brockway Harriet & Julia, mantuamakers, sixth, below albany

Brooks Amos, carman, 5 north third Brower Abraham, draper and tailor, 208 river, h. 95 first Brower Thomas H., draper and tailor, 6 congress, h. alley rear 91 first

Brower John, carpenter, ferry continued BroTvm William, coachmaker, boards 112 fifth Brown John L., tobacconist, h. 6 elbow Brown Ebenezer, dry goods, 285 river Brown John, physician, boards 70 fifth Brown William F., shoemaker, 11 congress Brown Roswell L, mason, church, above congress Brovrn Joseph, mason, church, above congress Brown John C., clerk, boards 252 river Bro^vn James, carpenter, 110 north second Brown Heniy*, painter, sixth, below albany Brown William, harnessmaker, boards 20 third Bro^vn George, carpenter, boards 20 third Brown James, painter, 34 north second Bro\ni Samuel, ostler, boards 107 third Brown Thomas, medical electician, 12G fifth Brown Hernan B., lal)orer, 22 hill Brown Henry, boards 55 river Brown Avery, teamster, 116 river Brown Reuben M., 36 division

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Brown Michael, laborer, 26 franklin Brownell Mary, washer, 126 second Brownson Nathaniel, grocer, 8 federal Bruce James, shoemaker, h. 144 fourth Bnindage Caleb, shoemaker, h. 120 third Bryand Stoughton, clerk, boards 252 river Buckingham Gideon, blacksmith, 288 river, h. 13 sixth Buckingham Mrs. Keturah, 113 river Buckingham John P., cooper, 27 albany Buckley Phineas H-, iron and flour, 193 river, h. 25 second

Buckley Russell, printer, h. 54 river

Buckley Daniel, clerk, 24 north second

Buel Elam N-, grocer, 139 second, cor. division

Buel David, boards 23 first

Buel David, jr., lawyer, 25 h. 23 first

Buel Horace, hatter, Mrs. Buel milliner, 308 river

Buel Augustus A., butcher, 70 second

Bull Archibald, county clerk, h. 44 congress

Bunnel Abel, grocer, 12 federal

Burdick Perrin, lottery office and store, cor. third and congress, h. 117 third Burdick Rowley, grocer, 65 congress Burdick John, oyster cellar, 404 river Burdick Rensselaer, sloop master, h. 36 federal Burges John, leather dresser, river continued Burges John T., boards 134 third Burlingham Jeremiah, laborer, congress continued Burlison John, laborer, 33 north third Burritt Mrs. Mabel, h. 35 first

Burtis & Brintuall, soap and candle factory, 421 store 419 river

Burtis Lewis, merchant, h. 46 king

Burtis Gershom, h. 108 north second

Burtis John, jr., deputy sherifl', h. 108 north second

Burtle John, laborer, rear 117 north second

Burwell David M., tailor, boards mechanic-hall

Buswell John G., mason, 133 third

Buswell Thomas, carman, boards 20 ferry

Buswell Elisha, laborer, 51 franklin

Butler Rev. David, rector st. pauls church, h. 102 fourth

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Cadwell Lorenzo D., grocer, 71 second, h. 11 division Cady George, carpenter, boards 377 river Calders & Co., lottery and exchange brokers, 180j, 228 and 343J river

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Campbell George, butcher, boards 17 king

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Campbell Harriet, milliner, 36 second

Campbell Francis, laborer, 89 north second

Campbell Tertulliiis, currier, boards 38 second

Campbell Alexander D., clerk, boards national hotel

Campbell James, printer, boards national hotel

Canniff widow Ann, 93 river

Cannon Le Grand, merchant, h. 19 third .

Caper John, boatman, 29 north third Capron Lemuel, tender sloop lock Card Joseph, city measurer, h. IS second Card John M., merchant, boards 18 second Card Richard W., clerk, boards 18 second Carey Zenas, physician, 29 grand division Carey Mrs. Ann, h. 12 king Cargill Coleman, cooper, 27 albany Carhen Thomas, shoemaker, 117 fifth Carlton widow Eluzai, h. 11 king Carmody Dennis, shoemaker, 128 fifth Carpenter Horace, forwarding merchant, boards rens- selaer house

Carpenter John H., physician and druggist, 320 river Carpenter E. & W., dry goods, 323 river Carpenter Ephraim, merchant, h. 9 north second Carpenter & Mosher, grocers, 404 river Carpenter John, ni»*rchant, h. rear 404 river Carpenter Philo, druggist, 12 congress Carroll Edward, laborer, rear 177 fourth

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Carson John, cooper, 29 albany Carther John, carpenter, 183 fifth Carvin Patrick, laborer, 16 north second Casey Peter, laborer, 41 grand division Cash Smith, stonecutter, boards 147 fourth Casparus Martinus, laborer, 39 division Casparus Abram, laborer, 137 fifth Catlin J. R., clerk, boards 84 river Caton James, cooper, 31 albany Cavenden William, shoemaker, boards 68 fifth Challes Nathaniel, inspector lumber, 33 river Challes Nathaniel, jun., miller, McCoun's mills Chamberlain R. & O., merchants, 2 franklin square Chamberlain Roswell, merchant, h. 44 north third Chamberlain Mrs. Mary, 132 fifth Chamberlain Orlin, merchant, h. 42 north third Chamberlain Austin, laborer, boards yankee hotel Chambers William, shoestore, 319 river, h. 19 fifth Chandler James & Co., cutlers and silversmiths, 232 river

Chandler James, silversmith, h. 100 fifth Chandler Thomas, clerk, boards 400 river Chapman Daniel H., confectioner, 14 fifth Chapman Mrs. Nancy, h. 356 river Chapman Mrs. Lucy, h. 6 king Chart Joseph, laborer, congress continued .

Chase James, shoemaker, h. 350 river Cheesebro David, h. 130 fifth

Chichester Jeremiah, coopering factory, cor. albany and fifth, h. 13 second

Chichester William, cooper, h. 35 fifth Christian Anthony, butcher, h. 136 second Christie Robert, cabinetwarehouse, 29 congress, h 114 second

Chubb Simon, laborer, 9 smith's row, north second Church Nathaniel, jun., h. 62 second Church Harvey, clerk, boards 337 river Churchill Joseph W., oysters and victualling, 131 riv*er City Hotel, ]Mrs. Ann Babcock, 130 river City Hall, 8. Fiirn.ild, cor. congress and second Clagg Thomas, stocking weaver, congress continued Clapp WTlliam, baker, 95 river

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Clark Rev. Daniel A., pastor 1st presbyterian church, h. 127 fifth

Clark Amandrin, merchant, boards mansion house Clark Bernard, laborer, rear 140 fifth Clark Revilo, stage agent, boards national hotel Clark & Hosford, booksellers and stationers, 172 river Clark Zephaniah, bookseller, h. 112 second Clark Henry, oysterhouse, 1S4 third Clark Eli, laborer, 7 button Clark Hosea, boatman, 7 button Clark Catharine, widow, rear SO north second Clark John, butcher, south market, h. 187 fourth Clark Edmund, draper and tailor, 246 river, h. elbow Clark Nathaniel, laborer, rear 280 river Clark Hezekiah, mason, 22 Jacob Clark Allen, laborer, 348 river Clark John, miller, covell's mills Clark Algernon S-, painter, seventh, below state Clawson Jeremiah, laborer, 22 federal Cleary Timothy, laborer, ferry continued Cleaveland Lewis, carpenter & lottery office, 274 river, h. 41 grand division Cleaveland Catharine, -vudow, 93 river Clickner Philip, boards 20 king Clifton Henry, cutler, h. 1 albany, up stairs Clowes Thomas, lawyer, 42 congress Clum John, laborer, 3 smith's row, north second Cobb Addison J., boards 131 river Cobb Melissa, widow, 38 north second Cobb Frances, -v^idow, 30 hill Coburg Simon, pedler, 126 fifth Coburn Nathaniel, shoemaker, h. 19 fifth Cockran Thomas, laborer, rear 32 north second Coine Patrick, laborer, 105 north second Coffin Gideon, carman and boarding, 20 third Coffin George, clerk, boards 20 third Coffin Nathaniel, clerk, boards 20 third Coffiin Albert J-, botanic physician, 378 river Colburn Charles, shoemaker, 388 river, h. 6 king Colburn Augustus G. P., writiugraaster, 74 river Colby Caleb K., grocer, 72 congress Cole Simeon, fisherman, 55 river 2

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Cole Elias, fisherman, 55 river

Cole Robert, coachmaker, albany, east of fifth

Cole John I. P., miller, 62 river

Cole Reuben, lottery office, 34j congress, h. 109 third

Colegrove John B., carpenter, 74 first

Coleman Thomas, clerk, boards rensselaer house

Collier Sally, widow, h. 295 river

Collier B. L. & W. H., hatters, 305 river

Collier Benjamin L., hatter, h. 52 fourth

Collier William H., hatter, boards 295 river ,

Collins Job, grocer, 78 congress Collins Daniel, boards 332 river Collins Henry, carpenter, 42 grand division Colwell Samuel, wheelwright, h. 41 ferry Combs Hervey, grocer, congress continued Combs Jacob, oil cloth painter, congress continued Comstock Zoroaster, reedmaker, 18 third Comstock Cyrus, reedmaker, boards 18 third Comstock Melanchon, reedmaker, 31 king Comstock & Eddy, forwarding merchants, northern transportation line office 155 river up stairs Comstock Amos, sloop master, h. 92 second Conant Augustus F., printer, boards 29 hill Conger Lafayette, boards 26 Jacob Conkey John W., grocer, 149 fifth, comer ferry Conradt Philip, laborer, 92 congress Conron Michael, grocer, 105 north second Converse John, merchant, 171 river, h. 8 second Converse Elam, chandler, h. 63 river Converse Josiah, h. 60 river

Converse J. & E., soap and candle factory, alley rear 149 first

Converse Mary, ^ddow, 107 fifth

Cook & Coming, druggists, 227 river

Cook Gershom, merchant, h. 54 second

Cook Seneca, teamster, 5 north second

Cook Rice, poundmaster, ferry continued

Cook ^Irs. Phylena, 153 third

Cook Asa, shoemaker, ferry continued

Cook A. C., bookbinder, boards yankey hotel

Cook Mrs. Susan, mantuamaker, 48 second

Cooper Lafayette, painter, boards Washington ball

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Cooper William, engineer, boards yankey hotel Cooper James M., grocer, 133 river Cooper John, laborer, congress continued Copeland David, potter, 191 fourth Cord well John, stockingweaver, congress continued Cornell Latham, stove factory, 275 river, h. 38 fourth Corning Gurdon, h. 70 fourth Corning Charles, merchant, boards 70 fourth Cornwell Morris, grocery and lottery office 326 river, h- 3 federal

Corrington James, h. 15 elbow

Cottrell Samuel, blacksmith, h. 12 north second

County Clerk's Office, comer congress and second

Couse Peter, carpenter, sixth, below state

Covell Stephen, office 153 h. 65 river

Co veil Benjamin, boards 108 third

Cowee Farwell, innkeeper, national hotel, 124 river

Cowee Adolphus, clerk, boards national hotel

Cox Thomas, shoe store 212 river, h. 94 fifth

Cox Elizabeth, widow, 92 congress

Cox John, shoemaker, rear 113 north second

Craft Moses, merchant, h. 60 first

Craft Mrs. Salome, h. 47 third

Craig 'William, brewer, 192 fifth

Craig Andrew, laborer, ferry, opposite jail

Cramp Samuel, mason, rear 404 river

Crandall Alanson, grocer, rear 179 river

Crandall Leland, high constable, sixth, below state

Crandall Pardon, shoemaker, 84 north second

Crandall GerretL., boards 134 third

Crandall Joshua, carpenter, 19 fifth

Crandall P., teacher, school 39 grand division

Crehan John, grocer, cor. second and division, h. 3 hill

Crehan William H., grocer, 1 hill, h. 36 division

Crocker Isaac, clerk, 446 river

Crombie David, caqienter, liberty

IVIiss Crombie's sehool, 50 congress

Crookshank Bobrit, clerk, 455 river, h. 52 third

Cropsi'v Gal)ric!, luilb r, trrc»>un\- mills

L'roby Josepli, jun., fniitstore 231 river, h. 11 third

Cross C. & Co., merchants, 423 river

Cross Charles, merchant, boards 332 river

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Cross George, merchant, boards 394 river Cross George, shoemaker, 4 smith's row, grand division Crowley James, carpenter, 195 fifth Cummings Franklin, shoestore 220 river, h. 64 first Cummings Thomas, blacksmith, 28 hill Cummings John, carpenter, 24 north second Cunningham William, planemaker, boards 23 ferry Curtiss Joseph, blocktin and pewter factory, 294 river Curtis Thomas, laborer, INIrs. Curtis, tailoress, 98 north second

Curtis Nathan, sloopmaster, 24 franklin Cushing x\lviu D., gunsmith, 25 north second Cushing Henry, stage agent, boards mechanic hall Cushman John P., lawyer, 39 first Cushman Isaac, boards 39 first

Cushman Jabez N., lawyer, 25 congress, up stairs, boards troy house

Cutler ^Irs., habit and dressmaker, 113 fourth

Cutter AVilliam, mason, 43 ferry

CutteFWilliam, jr., livery stable, h. 11 grand division

Cutter Jacob J., mason, 47 ferry

Cutting Josej)h H., canal agent, h. 106 tliird

Cuyler Elizabeth, widow, 42 ferry

Daggett Joseph W., druggist, 353 river

Daggett Enos T., tailor, rear 406 river

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Dailey John, laborer, rear 109 north second

Dailey Ananias, laborer, 186 fourth

Dana &: Griswold, merchants, 223 river

Dana Stephen W., merchant, h. 12 fifth

Dana Mrs. Jane, tailoress, 143 second

Danforth William, shoemaker, 49 north third

Daniels Spencer, clerk, boards city hotel

Daniels Ebenezer, shoemaker, ferry continued

Daniels Ebenezer, jim., shoemaker, boards 19 congress

Danker Jacob, miller, m'coim's mills

Danker Margaret, widow, h. 153 first

Diiimat Julio T., painter, 412 river

Darley Daniel, clerk, boards rensselaer house

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Dater & McMurray, brushfactory, 210 river Dater & Grant, merchants, 289 river Dater Jacob, brushmaker, h. 22 third Dauchy Nathan, merchant, h. 15 third Dauchy Jeremiah, merchant, h. 10 third Dauchy H. B. & Co., drygoods, 255 river Dauchy Henry B., merchant, boards 15 third Dauchy George, merchant, h. 82 fourth Dauchy Charles, merchant, boards 15 third Davenport Cyrus, laborer, 28 Jacob Davis Jonathan, cooper, 102, h. 104 river DaWs George R., lawyer and bank commissioner, 42 king, office paine's row, 8J state, up stairs Davis Silas, lock and whitesmith, 8 liberty, h. 137 first Davis Miss Rhoda, teacher, school 105 second Day Standish, teamster, boards 33 grand division Day Mrs. Sarah, h. 30 federal

Day John, keeper troy bathinghouse, seventh, below state

Day George, student, boards bathinghouse

Day ^liss Sarah, at troy bathinghouse

Day Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 143 fifth

Day Miss E., dressmaker, 143 fifth

Day Daniel, sailmaker, 7 smith's row, north second

Dayton Spencer, butcher, h. 178 fourth

Dean Henry, clerk, boards 35 king

Decaix Eugene, h. 16 fifth

Defreest & Sheldon, merchants, cor. fourth and congress

Defreest Rev. David R., h. 171 fourth

Degraff Aaron, grocer, cor. ferry and second

Degraff James, sloopmaster, h. .454 river

Delavan Daniel, clerk, h. 12 sixth

Delavergne Seneca, farmer, h. 101 north second

Deming Dwight, carpenter, 82 fifth, up stairs

Deming William H., victualler, 266 river, cor. third

Deming Samuel B., carpenter, 365 h. 369 river

Deming William, coo})or, h. 29 king

Dennis Henry, milhtomunaker, 2 smith's row, n. second

Dennis Augustus, jeweller, h. 158 third

Dennison Orrin, carpenter, sixth, below albany

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Mrs. Dennison's School, 23 federal Deno Henry, woodsawer, 7 hill Deno Anthony, laborer, 82 north second Dermot Gerret, h. 264 river

Dermot Lemuel, clothier, north fourth, above federal Devie Sally, widow, shoebinder, 133 second Devit Miss Jane, milliner, 9 grand division Dewest James, boatman, 49 north third Dewey Joel, jun., carpenter, 22 fifth Dewey Joseph, carpenter, 155 fifth Dexter Henry, clerk, boards 55 fourth Dexter Bela, stonecutter, dock, south of ferry Dibble Isaiah, carpenter, h. 175 fourth Dibble Henry E., dentist, 29 first, up stairs, boards renssalaer house

Dickerman Jarius, stonecutter, 37 ferry, h. 117 fourth Dickerman Joel, stonecutter, boards 103 third Dickey Robert, mason, rear 106 north second Dickinson John D., lawyer, 17 second Dickinson Constant, laborer, boards yankey hotel Dickson John, laborer, 151 fourth Dillingham Benjamin, patternmaker, boards franklin h. Dhnond Sarah, widow, 89 river

Dinnin John, bottles porter and ale, 1 albany, h. 99 north second

Dish row Elias, carpenter, 131 fifth, shop in rear Dismond Daniel, laborer, rear 106 north second Dodds Zachariah, laborer, congress continued Dole Lewis G., constable, 49 congress, h. 94 third Dole Nahum P., boards national hotel Dolon James, laborer, 92 congress Donaldson IMrs. Lovina, boards 16 ferry Donnelley William, pedler, h. rear 45 congress Donohu Timothy, laborer, 1S7 fifth Donohu Dennis, laborer, 105 north second Dorlon Elias & Philip, inkeepers, 'Washington hall, 331 river

Dorlon Robert P., livery stable, boards rensselaer h. Doit Francis, lawyer, 19 congress, boards city hotel D^rraiice D.i\ i(l, clerk, h. 115 fifth Dougherty Henry, tailor, boards rensselaer house Douglas Alansou, cashier merchants & mechanics bank, h. 14 first

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Douglas Robert, coachtrimmer, h. 96 fifth Dow Joseph W., blacksmith, 96, wagon shop 85, store 98, h. 94 congress Dow & Lynd, blacksmiths, 37 ferry Dow Isaac K., blacksmith, h. 155 fifth Downing Mahlon, cooper, sixth, below state Downing George G., laborer, 422 river Do\vning George, h. 91 north second Doyle Bernard, cooper, 29 albany Drake Samuel, druggist, 321 river Dubois James W., 372 river Dudley Abram, carpenter, 9 fifth Dudley William, brushmaker, boards 9 fifth Duel Harvey, barkeeper, rensselaer house Duel Richard T., carpenter, 41 grand division Duffee Lucretia, widow, rear 138 fourth Dugan John, grocer, 10 hill Dugan Morris, laborer, 307 river Dumbolton Gad, h. 113 second

Dunbar Collins, grocer, dock above feny^, h. 55 river Duncan Peter A., plaister mill, river continued Dungy Rev. John., pastor african church, h. 44 franklin Dunham Obadiah, tailor, boards Washington hall Dunham Edward, mason, boards sixth, below state Dunham David, laborer, boards 460 river Dunning Frederick, agent northern packet, boards me- chanic hall

Durfee Albert G., wagonmaker, boards 161 fourth Durkee Harrison, clerk, boards 17 first Dutton George W., grocer, cor. mechanic &l g. division Dwyer Thomas, laborer, 99 north second

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Eagle Tavern, John Hawley, 88 congress Earl William, joiner, 55 north second Earl Peter, tailor, h. 164 third Eastman William B., laborer, 84 north second Eaton Amos, professor rensselaer school Eaton Crsamus, coach factory cor. sixth and albany, h. 19 sixth

Eaton Brigham L., blacksmith, 9 ferrv, boards 35 second Eaton Thomas, laborer, 45 grand division

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Eddy Asa, fonvarding merchant, office 155 river, hs96 second

Eddy Abel A., baker, 118 fourth Eddy Samuel, merchant, boards congress continued Edmunds William, clerk, boards 33 second EglestonZina P., sloopmaster, h. 1 north third Egleston Daniel G., tinman, h. 35 north third Egleston Godfrey, sloopmaster, h. 78 north second Eldredge Stephen, millstonemaker, 415 river, h. 58 fourth

Eldredge & Babcock, merchants, 417 river Eldredge Erasmus, merchant, boards 58 fourth Elleck John^ laborer, 167 fourth Ellis Elihu, carpenter, boards sixth, below albany Ellis David, hatstore 193 river, h. 126 first Ellsworth Chester, harnessmaker, 136 river, h. 15 second

Ellsworth Lewis, merchant tailor, 190 river Elwood John, fruiter, ferry place, h. 12 division El wood William, boatman, h. liberty Ely James, boards 20 king

Emerson Samuel G., shoemaker, h. 10 north second Emerson Philo, carman, 448 river Emerson John, shoemaker, 32 federal Ensign Samuel, clerk, boards 78 fourth Ensign Robert, tanner, boards 20 king Erdle Jacob, ropemaker ; Mrs. Erdle, dressmaker, 41 congress

Erkenbrack Philip, carpenter, 22 Jacob Erkeubrack John, grocer, 299 river Evans Edmund, shoemaker, 11 smiths row, grand division

Evans Henry, shoemaker, boards 1 1 smith's row, grand division

Evans John, shoemaker, 3 smith's row, grand division - Evans Peter, whitewasher, 179 fiftli Everts Henry, lawyer, 319 river up stairs, h. 26 fifth Everett Hiram, h. 22 ferry

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Fa^an John, laborer, rear 32 north second Fairbanks Jabez W., shoemaker. 111 north second Fanning Miss Eliza Ann, tailoress and boarding house, 3 smith's row, north second Farlin William H., h. 17 ferry Famham widow Roxana, 21 federal Fainham Joel B., currier, boards 252 river Farrand Miss Ellen, teacher, female seminary Fassett & Selden, druggists, 201 river Fassett John V., druggist, h. 59 fourth Faucett Abigail^ washer, 94 second Favencourt A. G., professor french, female seminary Fellows Abraham, jeweller, 197 river, h. 42 first Fellows John P., stovefactory, 329 river, h. 37 grand division

Fellows Hiram T-, teacher, school cor. sixth and state Ferroll Matthew, brushmaker, 2 north second Ferroll Patrick, laborer, boards 17 king Ferroll William, engineer, h. 26 north second Fessenden George, harnessmaker, 4 third Field Caleb, teamster, 88 river

Field L. & Co., auction and commission store 127 river Field Lucius, auctioneer, h. 74 first Fielding Stephen, boarding house, 140 fifth Filer Zephaniah, merchant tailor, 165 river, h. 119 third Filer Zephaniah, jr., tailor, boards 119 third ,

Filer Henry, tailor, boards 119 third

Filkin Germond G., h. 120 second

Filkin Henry, h. rear 45 congress

Finigan Barney, laborer, 1 IS river

Fisher Samuel, merchant, h. congress continued

Fisk Allen, teacher, walnut grove school

Fitch Richard H., captain new-london, h. 50 second

Fitch & Prime, shoestore 370 river

Fitch George, shoemaker, 370 river

Fitzgerald iMiss, tailoress, 111 fourth

Fitzpatrick James, ostler, troy house

Fitzsimmons Patrick, boardingbouse, 2S6 river

Flack IMichael, merchant, h. 15 state

Flack Miss Eliza, milliner, 233 river

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Francis Dinah, widow, rear 20 fifth Francis mUiam, barber, 6 first, h. 14 hill Francisco Samuel, stage proprietor, boards Washington hall

Frank Stephen, laborer, liberty Franklin John, h. 142 fourth

Franklin House, W. Wing, 1 and 2 third, cor. elbow FratsMrs. Nancy, 122 north second Frear Henry D., painter, h. 147 third Frear Henry, boards 306 river Frear^Irs. Ann, boardinghouse, 306 river Free Alva H-, signpainter and japanner, 144 river, boards Washington hall Freeman Richard, mason, h. 88 third

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Freeman Waterman, stagedriver, boards city bote! Freiot Joseph W., physician, 106 fourth French Charles W., merchant, boards rensselaer house French Mrs. Theodore F., boards 50 second Frink Jonas, coachmaker, 16 sixth Frink William P., shoemaker, h. 172 river Fry & Rousseau, hat and fur store, 262 river Fry George, hatter, h. 45 fifth Fuller Edward S., carpenter, h. 117 second Fuller Dayton H., carpenter, 117 second Fuller Job, laborer, congress continued Fullerton Alexander N-, lawyer, 25 first, boards 55 fourth

Furbush Sylvester, dyer, river continued Fumald Samuel, inkeeper, city hall, cor. congress and second

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Gager MethusalemB., lumber dealer, 462 boards 394 river

Gainer James, tailor, 91 north second Gale Samuel, h. 65 first Gale Miss Sally, h. 119 first Gallup Samuel L., carpenter, 32 federal Gallup Horatio N., sloopmaster, 90 north second Gallup Oliver P., auctioneer, boards rensselaer house Gaiusha Elijah, cabinet wareroom, 244 river, up stairs, h. 49 grand division Gardner George, h. 27 first

Gardner Daniel, lau^*er and recorder, office 29, boards 27 first

Gardner Jabez, shoemaker, h. rear IS fifth Gardner Jefferson, butcher, north market, h. 49 g. divis. Gardner Asa, merchant, h. 47 fourth Gardner Stephen D., sloopmaster, h. river continued Gardner Charles, clerk, boards rensselaer house Garfield Lyman, city marshal h. 135 river Garfield Lyman &Co., shoestore, 11 congress Gamryck Theophilus, merchant, h. 104 third Garrison Josiah, shoemaker, rear 113 north second Gary Joseph, tanner, leather and shoestore 4 franklin square, h. 64 fourth

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Gates Arnold, carpenter, h. 132 fifth

Gay Lusher, merchant, h. 88 second

Geer John B., shoemaker, 19 congress

Geer Gilbert, carpenter, h. 13 federal

Gibbany William D., shoemaker, 96 fifth

Gibbs Samuel E., sexton baptist church, h. 86 third

Gibson Darvvin, clerk, boards mansion house

Giflbrd John A., blacksmith, 278 river, h. 30 king

Gifford Eliab, stonecutter, boards 108 third

Gifford Ebenezer, boards 291 river

Giflbrd William H., grocer, 406 river

Gifford Robert, carman, 27 grand division

Gilbert Loring, carpenter, h. 120 third

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Gilbert Rufus, iron store 245 river, boards 14 third

Gilbert Benjamin, h. 14 third

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Gilbert, Van Tuyl & Co., merchants, 414 river

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Gilbert Charles W., merchant, h. 416 river

Gilbert Asahel, senior, 416 river

Gilbert James C., chair factory 239 river, h. 154 first Gilbert Neziah, sloopmaster, h. 406 river Gilbert Hollister B., justice peace, 88 h. 100 congress Gilchrest Joshua, h. 13S fourth

Gilchrest Gilman, grocer, 41 congress, boards 138 fourth Gilchrest Alargaret, Tvidow, congress continued Giles Gilbert, coachmaker, h. 185 fifth Gillespie Charles, fancy painter, alley rear 11, h. 11 sixth

Gillespie John, merchant, boards rensselaer house Gillet Zebulon, shoemaker and grocer, cor. division and third

GUlet Peter, cook, h. 153 second Gilliland & Yates, merchants, 355 river Gilliknd William, merchant, h. 36 federal Ginnan Lewis, stovemounter, rear 26 fifth Gleason David, lawyer, h. 64 king Gleason & Van Veghten, lawyers, 66 king

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Gleason Michael, carpenter, 163 fifth Gleason Daniel, clerk, boards 64 king Glenn Michael, laborer, north fourth, above federal Glennen Dennis, laborer, 120 third Godfrey Charles, cooper, 29 albany Golden William H., cooper, 23 ferry Goodell John, baker, 118 fourth Goodell Enoch, grocer, 21 north third Goodrich Charles S. J., physician, 31 second, h. 27 first Goodrich George, carpenter, boards 337 river Goodrich Samuel, laborer, congress continued Goodspeed Samuel, h. 109 second Goodspeed Candis, nurse, 109 -second Goodwin Elizabeth, widow, 109 second Goodwin Andrew, mason, 7 fifth Gordon John D., sloop master, h. 94 north second Gould George, lawyer, SJ state, up stairs, boards 47 first

Gould Nathan, carpenter, north fourth, above federal Grace Elizabeth, widow, 51 franklin Grace John, laborer, hill continued Grace Mrs. Nancy, 177 third

Grace LawTence, laborer, 143 fifth .

Graham Hugh, grocer, 10 smith's row, grand division Graham George W., draper and tailor, 358 river Graham Curtis, shipcarpenter, h. 358 river Graham William H-, stovemounter, 21 fifth Granger Austin, teamster, sixth, below state Grant Gurdon, merchant, h. 45 fourth Grant Elnathan F., merchant, boards franklin house Grant Sally, wddow, congress continued Graves Joshua B., physician, otSce 26 fourth, boards rensselaer house

Graves Edw'ard U., printer, boards national hotel Gray William H-, boards 106 fourth Gray Oliver, shoemaker, boards 370 river Grepn Richard, cal)inetmaker, alley rear 26 fifth Green Christopher, laborer, 9 north second Green Mrs. Parmelia, 24 fourth Green Philetus, painter, boards 252 river

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Hale Moses, physician, 67 third Hale & Kimberly, physicians, 67 third Hale Richard H., physician, boards 67 third Hale & Morgan, drygoods, 160 river Hale Zenas H., merchant, boards national hotel Hall Daniel, lawyer and secretary rensselaer and Sara- toga insurance CO., office 9 first, up stairs, h. 60 fourth Hall Timothy, hatstore 157, h. 117 river Hall Ezra, clerk, boards 190 river Hall Aaron, dyer, river continued Hall Mrs. John A., h. 36 first Hall Samuel, machinist, 34 north second Hallman ^latthew, laborer, congress continued Halsted S. J. & A. C., merchants, 250 river Halsted Selleck J., merchant, h. 15 grand division Halsted Andrew C., merchant, boards rensselear house Halsted R. Sz A. G., merchants, 196 river Halsted Roswell, merchant, h. 79 third Halsted Alexander G., merchant, boards 196 river Ham Conradt, laborer, 422 river Ham Conradt, laborer, 12S fifth Hamilton Anthony, laborer, ISO fourth Hand Michael B., teacher, boards 140 fifth Handly Samuel, carpenter, h. albany, east of fifth Hanks Julius, bellfounder, 2S fifth Hanks Oscar, mathematical instrument maker, 2S fifth Hardick John, blacksmith, 14 north second Hardick Josiah, tailor, h. 40 state Hardick Robert, carpenter, boards 317 river Harpham Joshua, poormaster, h. 71 third Harpin John, laborer, 201 fifth Harris John, laborer, 79 river Harris Joseph R., teamster, 24 Jacob Harris William, baker, 6 smith's row, grand division Harris Martin, boards 22 ferry Harris Jesse, painter, boards 161 fourth Harrison Job M., shoemaker, boards 332 river Hart Richard P., merchant, 203 river, h. 59 second Hart & Pitcher, hardware, 207 river Hart William, merchant, boards troy house Hart, Perry k Boardman, merchant's, 203 river Hart Isaac B-, merchant, boards troy house

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Hart George W., cooper, 14 north second Hart Henry, carpenter, li. 173 fourth Harvey Timothy, innkeeper, 450 river Han'ey Frederick, hatter, 150 fourth Harvey Daniel, blacksmith, 29 alb any Hash John, carpenter, 15 hill Haskell John, pilot, h. 194 fifth

Haskell Joseph A., portrait painter, boards national hotel Haskell Joseph, blacksmith, h. 27 grand division Haskin William P., sheriff and jailer, cor. ferry and fifth Hastings Joseph, merchant, h. 139 third Hastings Alpheus, cooper, boards 118 river Hastings Milton C., teamster, boards 139 third Hastings Martha, widow, h. IIS river Hatch Benjamin, hatstore 235 river, h. 124 third Hathaway David, joiner, h. 97 fifth Hauver Abraham, mason, sixth, below albany Haviiand James T., sloopmaster, 173 third Hawk John, chandler, 13 hill, cor. liberty Hawker Mrs. Ann, pelissemaker, 76 congress Hawkins Zebudee, cooper, h. 106 fifth Hawdiins Hiram L., cooper, boards 59 river Hawley John, innkeeper, eagle tavern, SS congress Hawley Seth C., lawyer, boards franklin house Hawley Ralph, clerk, boards rensselaer house Hawley Heman, shoemaker, rear 109 north second Hawley Henr}*, shoemaker, 10 north second Hayner &; Seymour, lawj'ers, 27 congress Hayner Henry Z., lawyer, boards mansion house Haynes William, mascn, h. 135 fifth Hays James, laborer, liberty Hays Patrick, tailor, 205 fifth

Hazard Thosmas, sloopmaster, Mrs. Hazard milliner 349 river

Hazard Robert, tinman, h. 73 fifth Hazard widow Eleanor, 14 north second Hazen Caleb, Mrs. Hazen milliner, 166 river Hazleton John, blacksmith, boards 33 grand division I Heab?y John, painter, 203 fifth

Healey John,jr., painter, 203 fifth Heartt Philip, farmer, mount ida Heartt Jonas C., merchant, h. 67 first

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Heartt J. C. & Brotliers, hardware, 181 Heartt Albert P., merchant, h. 48 third Hearrt Miss Emma, teacher female seminary Heartt Philip T., merchant, boards troy house Heartt Benjamin, inspector leather, h. 109 third Heaitt William, sloopmaster, h. 35 federal Heath Daniel, grocer, h. 72 congress Hector Mrs. Catharine, 4 smith's row, north second Heddenburgh David I ., coachmaker, h. 110 fifth Heermance John W., cabinetmaker, 51 congress, h. 31 ferry

Heermance Jacob, painter, h. 31 ferry

Heermance William, painter, 161 fourth

Heermance Charles, painter, boards 31 ferry

Heermance Mrs. Philena, dressmaker, congress contin.

Heermance Andrew, cabinetmaker, congress continued

Hegem.an James, silversmith, 294 river, h. 7 sixth

Hemphill Andrew, turner, 276 river

Hemsworth Richard, gunsmith, boards 25 north second

Hendryx Isaiah J., h. 40 state

Heroy William, shoemaker, 142 third

Herrick William, merchant, h. 97 north second

Herrick Mrs. Charlotte, 13 fifth

Herrington Jeremiah, innkeeper, 161 fourth, cor. ferry

Herrington Horace, merchant, h. 121 second

Herrington Hugh, mason, h. 177 fourth

Herrington Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 20 fifth

Herrington Elijah, grocer, 23 federal

Hewitt Cyrus R., laborer, church, below state

Hibhins Coffee, laborer, rear 132 fifth

Hickock Benjamin, victualler, 277 river

Hickock Henry, laborer, 71 first

Hickock Horace, laborer, boards yankee hotel

Hicks Rev. John A., rector st. john's church, h. 44 river

Higbie Nathan, clerk, boards Washington hall

Higgins William B., plater, sixth, below state

High William J., clerk, boards 179 river

Hill Rev. Benjamin M-, pastor baptist church, h. 93 fifth

Hill Austin, bookseller, boards 70 fifth

Hill Bartholomew, laborer, rear 102 fifth

Hill James, shoemaker, boards 10 north second

Hill Thomas, clerk, boards 20 king

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Howard Ezra S., brassfonnder, 13, h. 15 north third Howard Miss Harriet, tailoress and boarding, 3 smith's row, north second

Howard Mary, widow, boarding house 31 state Howard Nathan, jun., county clerk's office, boards 111 - third

Howe Ezekiel, carpenter, h. 20 federal Howe Jerome B., lookingglass factory 214 river, h. 105 fifth

Howe Joseph N.^ carpenter, boards 20 federal Howe Thomas, shoemaker, boards 24 federal Howland J. &T., merchants, 241 river Howland Joseph, merchant, boards city hotel Howland Thomas, merchant, boards mansion house Howland Abraham, merchant, h. 116 river Howdand Egbert, steamboat capt., boards mechanic hall Hoxie Harvey, patternmaker, h. 13 fifth Hoyt & Waldo, dry goods, 347 river Hoyt Jared,'merchant, boards 5 fifth Hubbard Charles F., clerk, h. 122 second Hubbard Butler, sloopmaster, river continued Hubbell Johnson, druggist, 56, h. 58 congress Hubbell & Hill, dry goods, 176 river Hubbell Henry R., merchant, boards 31 first Huddleston George V., innkeeper, rensselaer house cor. second and river Hudson Mrs. Sarah, h. 96 river Hudson iMiss Sarah L., teacher female seminary Hudson Hannah & Nancy, tailoresses, 44 third Hulbert Frederick R., teacher, school cor. state & fourth, h. 157 fifth

Hulbert Peyton R., physician, 1 smith's row, n- second Hulin IMiss IMary, teacher female seminary Hull Oliver C-, druggist, 6 franklin square Hull William H., shoemaker, 25 Jacob Hunt Hiram P., lawyer, 35 congress, h. 91 fourth Hunt Stephen S., lawyer, 35 congi'ess, boards rensse- laer house

Hunter John, clerk, boards 5 fifth Hunter J. & G., merchants, 4S9 river Hunter William, laborer, 143 fifth Hunter George, pewterer, river continued

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Huox West, boatman, north fourth,^ above Jacob Hurd Miss Maria, dressmaker, 295 river Hutchinson Chs., blacksmith, h. 8 smith's row, n. second Hutchinson John F., laborer, boards yankee hotel Hutton Walter, carpenter, 45 sixth Hyatt Henry S., grocer, 34 congress Hyatt James, measurer of grain and salt, boards yankee hotel

Hyatt George W., boards 161 fourth Hyatt James K., boards 161 fourth Hyatt ]\Iiss Charlotte, mantuamaker, 118 third Hyde Hiel, laborer, boards 5 north third Hydorn Peter, laborer, sixth, below state

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Inman Henry, shoemaker, boards national hotel Irons R. & Co., innkeepers, yankee hotel, 146 river Irons R., innkeeper, 146 river Ives Stephen, laborer, 185 fifth Ives Truman, laborer, 185 fifth

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Jaques Aaron, cooper, h. 119 fifth

Jaquin John, pump and blockniaker, boards 131 river

Jaquilh Jacob, stage agent, 119 river

Jeiferson Benjamin, painter, 63 fifth

Jelley Andrew, bukn r, 197 fourth

Job William, laborer, rear 142 fifth

Johnson William, cooper, rear 14 fifth

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Johnson William, laborer, 109 river Johnson Harvey, shoemaker, 130 third Johnson William, cooper, 140 second Johnson Elias, carpenter, 92 north second Johnson Caleb, merchant, office 171 river, h. 103 first Johnson John, Mrs. Johnson milliner, 293 river Johnson Gustaviis, cooper, 25 division Jolmson John, laborer, 372 river Johnson John, shoemaker, rear IS fifth Johnson Abraham, laborer, 151 fourth Johnson Chauncey, shoeinalcer, boards 24 federal Johnson Samuel, portrait painter, 3 second, up stairs Johnson Merideth, wido\V, h. 19 federal Johnson John, laborer, rear 20 north second Jones Sarah, widow, h. 341 river Jones Martha, widow, h. 110 fourth Jones Hiram, cooper, boards 7 Jacob Jones Darwin, shoemaker, h. rear 45 congress Jones ^Nicholas W., cordial distiller, 71 second, h. sixth, below albany

Jones Aaron, cooper, 6S king, h. 7 Jacob Jones Eleazer, merchant, boards 7 Jacob Jones Marcellus, carpenter, li. 109 north second Jones Ebenezer, h. 22 ferry

Jones & Everett, boarding, 22 ferry, lottery office 214j river

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Kelloggs & Co., merchants, 215 river Kelloggs & Osborn, merchants, 251 river Kellogg Stephen, merchant, h. 77 fourth Kellogg Stephen, jr., merchant, h. 85 fourth Kellogg Day 0., merchant, boards mansion house Kellogg Charles, clerk, boards 55 fourth Kellogg George, clerk, boards 22 elbow Kellogg Jesse B., clerk, boards 29 ferry Kellogg Isaac, laborer, ferry, opposite jail Kellogg George, potter, ferry, opposite jail Kellogg Josiah, merchant, office and h. 81 fourth Kellogg Justin, justice peace, 21 congress, h. 17 fifth Kellogg Dan, clerk, boards 33 second Kelsey William, tanner and currier, hill continued Kemble & Hill, booksellers and stationers, 8 state Kemble John C., publisher troy budget, 8 state, h. 70 fifth Kemp James, paver, h- 155 fifth Kendall Clayton, carpenter, h. 150 third Kendrick Samuel, lawyer, 3 second, h. 44 third Kendrick Jonathan, innkeeper, cor. grand division and fourth

Kennedy Patrick, cooper, h. 99 north third Kennedy Robert, cooper, h. 29 albany Kenny James, moroccodresser, boards 456 river Kentall Joseph, blacksmith, rear 20 north second Kenyon A. & D., merchants, 189 river, h. 182 fourth Kilbourn Jedediah, medical student,boards franklinhouse Kilcraft James, laborer, 346 river Kilfoile Luke, hatter, 9 smith's fow, grand division Kilroy John, millstonemaker, h. 53 king Kimball Edmund, grocer, 123 river Kimberly Hannah, widow, h. 103 third Kimberly Edmund S., physician, h. 103 third Kimberly John R., carpenter, h. 34 ferry Kimberly Ira, carpenter, boards 103 third King Myron, engraver, 8J state up stairs, boards rens- sellaer house

King Almira, widow, h. 91 north second King John, currier, h. 31 federal King Mrs., boardinghouse 20 ferry Kingsley Horace, agent northern transportation line, boards national hotel

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Kline Nicholas, cigarmaker and boarding, 291 river '

Knox & Morgan, drygoods, 200 river j

Knox John L. G., merchant, h. 68 fourth j

Knox Anthony^ laborer, liberty i

Knowles Amos, carpenter, h. 296 river |

Knowles Mrs. Sarah, tailoress, albany, east of fifth Knowles Edward, carpenter, albany, east of fifth Koon Henry, innkeeper, junction congress and ferry

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Lamb George, carpenter, north fourth, above federal Lamley William, carpenter, rear 113 north second Lamport William, jr., inspector lumber, 413 river, h. 31 north third

Lamport Sidney D., merchant, 413 river Lamport Freeborn, clerk, boards 44 congress Lamport John T., lawyer, boards rensselaer house Landon G. & H., carpenters, shop 111 fifth Landon Gardner, carpenter, h. 48 state Landon Henry, carpenter, h. 105 fifth Landon Daniel, carpenter, h. 180 fifth Landus Caleb, brassfounder, boards 15 fifth Lane Mrs. Angelica, h. 22 first Lane Jacob L., lawyer, office 9, h. 51 first Lane Matthew, merchant, boards 22 first Lane Charles, drygoods, 265 river, h. 105 fourth Langdon John C., steam engine and machine factory, mechanic, h. 30 fourth Langdon Baraabas, machinist, h. 13 third Langdon Henry D., machinist, 22 north second Langworthy James, physician, 26 fourth Lanigan John, cooper, 31 albany Lansing & Dorr, lawyers, 19| congress Lansing Levinus J., lawyer, boards mechanic hall Lansing Jacob Y. H., livery stable, h. 89 congress Lansing Jane, mantuaniaker, 113 second Lansing John, tinman boards 131 river Lan'ing &. DurtV'e, wagnnmakers, 37 ferry Ldiitrow Mrs. Thoma- P., h. 150 fourth Larcom Horace B., shoemaker, boards 300 river Larkin John, carpenter, boards 33 grand division

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Larrabee William, clerk, boards Washington hall Larvin Antig, blacksmith, 33 fifth Lasell Elias, h. 21 sixth

Lasell Luther R., silversmith, 30 congress, h. 46 second

Lauder William^ whitewasher, 144 third

Lawler Edward, grocer, 16 hill, cor. liberty

Lawrence John, carman, 6 franklin

Lawson James, shoemaker, 420 river

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Lee William, steward female seminary

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Ledyard William, clerk, boards Washington hall

Leggett Stephen C., hatstore and h. 24S river

Lemon Charles, cabinetware room 253 river, h. 9 third

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Lemmon Thomas, grocer, 79 congress, h. 82 fifth

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Lennigan Conradt, laborer, 19 hill

Lennon James, laborer, 177 fifth

Leonard Dennis, tailor, boards 252 river

Leonard John, tailor, 9 smith's row, north second

Leonard Thomas, laborer, 92 congress

Leonard Robert, medical electrician, 141 first

Leonard Rachael, widow, h. 139 third

Le Phemy Joseph, carpenter, ferry continued

Lester Mrs. Susan W., milliner, 4 first

Leverage Sacket, blacksmith, sixth, below state

Levins Royal C., painter, li. 25 hill

Lewis x\sa, jun., grocer, 63 congress, h- 135 fifth

Lewis Clark A., shoemaker, sixth, below aibany

Lewis Christian, laborer, 92 congress

Ligbthail Ahasuerns, shoemaker, h. 46 state

Limeburger Joscpli, pilot, rear 109 north second

Lincoln hlrs. Aiinira I L, vice principal female seminary

Lindley Dorcas, h. 12 franklin

Lines John, p:.inlvr, h. 372 river

Linn Mrs. Mary, h. 53 king

Livingston Charles, pilot, h. 40 grand division

Livingston Timothy, clerk, boards national hotel

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Loveland Horace, sloopmaster, h. 420 river Low Peter, stovefactory 281 river, boards 35 second Low John, stovemaker, boards 35 second Lo-svn William, blacksmith, boards 20 third Lotvti Jacob, laborer, river continued Lownsbury Levi S., teacher, school and dwelling sixth, above albany

Lownsbury Hannah, widow, boards 89 fourth

Lowrey, Norton & Stanton, merchants, 185 river

Lowrey Wait, merchant, h. 138 third

Lyman M. J. & Sons, druggists, 273 river

Lyman Micah J., druggist, h. 32 third

Lyman Lewis & Co., drygoods, 271 river, h. 30 second

Lyman Charles, druggist, boards 32 third

Lyman George, druggist, h. 20 albany

Lyon Lewis, tobacco factory 279J river, h. 8 fourth

Lyon George, grocer, mechanic

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Mallory Henry, painter, 235 river, h. 152 fourth

Malone Thomas, laborer, S9 north second

Main Wallace, grocer, 64 congress, cor. fourth

Mangin Frederick, moulder, h. 36 north second

Mann T. & R., hardware, 335 river

Mann Timothy, merchant, h. 9 sixth

Mann Russell, merchant, h. 35 grand division

Mann Silas, clerk, boards 137 third

3Iann Benjamin, h. ferry continued

Mann Benjamin, Jr., h. ferry continued

3Iann INfrs. IMargaret, tailoress, 55 third

Mann Francis lawyer, 23 congress, boards city hotel

IMann John D., clerk, h. 20 fifth

Manning Joseph, baker, 165 fourth

Manning Aaron, harnessmaker, 51 congress

Mansion House, J. 'Wells, cor. albany and second

^larlovv Alorris, blacksmith, h. 42 third

Marshall Robert, pedler, li. rear 111 north second

Marshall Benjamin, boardinghouse, 35 second

Martin John, grocer, 121 fifth, cor. congress

Martin Andrew, laborer, ferry continued

JMartin Fralick, laborer, 346 river

IMartin Robert, constable, h. 130 fifth

Martin Truman, teamster, boards 20 king

Martin Heniy, laborer, congress continued

Martin Nicholas, laborer, rear 140 fifth

Martin Harry ^ sawyer, h. 147 second

Martling Daniel, auctioneer, 361', h. 344 river

Martling John 0., confectioner, 21i congress, cor. first

Marvin V. & D., drygoods, 259 river

Marvin Valentine, merchant, h. 11 second

Marvin Daniel, jr., merchant, h. 6 third

Marvin Daniel, h. 6 third--

IMason Rev. Tlioinas, h. 49 third

IMason Thomas, clt*rk, boards national hotel

^lason John, innkeeper, second ward house, 65 second

Mason Luther, laborer, congress continued

Mather 'Wfiiliam, nwrchant tailor, Ii. 34 first

Mather & Bostwick, drapers and tailors, 232 river

IMathcr Charles C., clerk, boards rensselaer house

Mattoon Richard, lottery vender, h. 6 north third

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Mattoou Samuel, boards 6 north third Maxon Stephen, jr., teamster, h. 59 river IMayatt John, nailer, liberty

Mayhew Anson & George, grocers, cor. confess and third, h. 97 third

Meader Bromley, shoemaker, boards 24 federal

Mechanic Hall, H. Thurston, 140 river

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Meeker Eliakim, painter, rear 307 river, h. 18 sixth

Meghan Conner, laborer, congress continued

]\Ieigs Gilbert, carpenter, h. sixth, below albany

]Meigs William, carpenter, sixth, below albany

Mellendy Elias, laborer, 170 fourth

Mentor Alvin, laborer, 119 lifth

Merchant Matthew, laborer, congress continued

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Merritt Isaac, merchant, 191 river, h. 28 hrst

Merritt Jacob, merchant, 253 river, h. 53 second

Merritt Jacob & Co., merchants, 253 river

Merritt Charles H., merchant, boards 53 second

IMerritt Isaac J., merchant, boards 53 second

Merrity James, laborer, 32 north second

IMesick Peter, painter, boards congress continued

Middleton James, boards 117 fifth

Millard Ira, barkeeper, city hotel

Miller Uriah,, makes window fastenings 276, h. 284 river

Miller William R., baker, hoosick, east of river

Miller Seth, boards hoosick, east of river

Miller Jacob, cooper, 372 river

Miller Martha, tailoress, 129 fifth

Millie Thomas, cooper, 132 third

^rdVigan Frederick^ laborer, 144 third

IMillikin Ambrose, machinist, 3 north third

IMills William, shoemaker, 163 fourth

Mills John, shoemaker, 119 fifth

Monroe Philip, cierk, boards 33 second

Monroe Amos, mason, h. 102 fifth

hlonroe John, cabinetmaker, 4 federal, boards 332 river

Monroe Tlieodore, slioemaker, river continued

Monroe Stephen, shoemaker, 24 north second

Montague Orlando, h. 50 state

Moody Thomas M., shoemaker, 301 river

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Moody Dexter, carpenter, boards 68 fifth INIoore Lewis, grocer, 109 north second Moore Mark, h. 117 fifth Moore William, cooper, 82 fifth INIoore John, grocer, 102 fifth INIoore Nancy, widow, 102 fifth Moors Paul, grocer, 435 river Morey John, h. 145 fifth

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Morgan William, merchant, boards rear seminary

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Morrell James, sloopraaster, 448 river

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jMoriis Justus, brickmaker. 111 north second

Morrison George, carpenter, riv^er continued

Morrison John, grocer, 29 fifth, cor. elbow

Morrison James, laborer, 24 king

jNIorrison Christian, boards 422 river

INIosely Ezra, constable, 75 third

INIosher Harvey, merchant, h. rear 404 river

Mosher Alfred, h. 17 grand division

jMott John, sloopmaster, 2 button

INIoulta Christopher, laborer, 386 river

Moulton Howard, liimberdealer, h. 76 river

Mount Thomas J., brushmaker, 132 third

INiowrey Le Roy, merchant, boards 47 first

Moyne William, laborer, 352 river

MulleyJeremiah, cooper, 38 north second

Muivany John, shoemaker, 170 third

INIunro Levi, grocer, 150 fifth, cor. ferry

Munro Archibald, teamster, 133 river

Munson Rufus, clerk, boards 337 river

Murphy Dennis, laborer, ferry, opposite jail

Murphy Hugli, tanner, boards 20 king

Murphy Dennis, laborer, 5 Jacob

Murray Charles, laborer, boards 372 river

Myers Robert R-, currier, rear 52 north second

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M'Chesney Robert, merchant, boards Washington hall M'Chesney William, teamster, 98 north second M'Chesney & French, merchants, 1 franklin square M'Chesney James, laborer, 7 fifth M'Clellen Edward, clerk, boards 17 first M'Codick James, laborer, rear 272 river M'Codick Robert, blacksmith, boards rear 272 river M'Collum Thomas, cooper, 29 albany M'Collum Gerret Q., coachmaker, 350 river M'Conihe Isaac, lawyer and judge, 25 congress, h. 107 first

M'Connell Alexander, grocer, 380 river M'Connelly Charles, pilot, hoards 131 river M'Coun Townsend, merchant, 193 river, h. 39 second M'Coun John T., merchant, h.' 45 second ^

M'Coun Mrs. Margaret, h. 45 second M'Coun John, teamster, 37 first M'Coy Luther, teamster, h. 72 fifth M'Coy Andrew, blacksmith, h. 109 north second M'Coy Alexander, blacksmith, h. 119 north second M'Coy Dennis, stonemason, congress continued M'Cready David, mason, 157 fifth M'Cue Hugh, millstonemaker, h. IS Jacob M'Donald Patrick, boards 394 river M'Ewen Patrick, grocer, 190 fouith M'Farland Luther \V^., clerk, 328 river M'Girk Patrick, laborer, 23 grand division M'Gowin Clark, grocer, mechanic

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Nelson Robert, planemaker, boards 29 ferry Nelson Tliomas, turner, 307 river Nettleton Timothy, laborer, h. 3 north third Newbold Robert, shoemaker, h. 46 ferry Newcomb John A., clerk, boards city hotel I Newland Cyrus, miller, m'coun's mills

* Kewman John^ barber, liberty

1 Nichol Rensselaer C., barkeeper, troy house

f Nonan John, laborer, 205 fiftlr

Norris James, teacher music, 141 first

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Northrop Andrew, combmaker, 170 fourth

Norton Sylvester, merchant, h. 132 second

Noxon Janies P., clerk, boards city hotel

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Oak James, laborer, 74 fifth

Oakley Peter, shoemaker, boards 24 federal

Oatman Daniel, merchant tailor, 226 river, h. 37 fifth

Oatman John, shoemaker, boards 252 river

O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, rear 26 fiftli

O'Brien George, mason, 47 ferry

O'Brien Moses, cooper, liberty

O'Brien James, blacksmith, 5 sixth

Ogden Edward, coachtrimmer, h. 112 fifth

Ogden James, coachmaker, boards 112 fifth

O'Harre Patrick, laborer, 17 king

O'Harre John, laborer, 17 king

Orcutt Origin, teacher, school 33 fourth, h. 300 river

Orcutt 3Irs. Eliza, tailoress, 176 fifth

Ormsby John, grocer, 460 river

Orr William, h. 177 fourth

Osborn William, merchant, h. 65 fourth

Osborn John, clerk, boards rensselaer house

Osborn Henry T., shoemaker, boards 300 river

Osborn William W., laborer, congress continued

Ostrander Evert, sloopmaster, h. 47 grand division

Ostrom Isaac, fruriter, h. 16 Jacob

Otis Samuel, carpenter, seventh, below albany

Otis Chandler, carpenter, seventh, below albany

Otis Elisha, carpenter, seventh, below albany

Outhout Henry, laborer, dock, below division

Outhout Rachel j washer, 153 fourth

Overacker Martin, carpenter, 41 fourth

Ov'eracker Lansing T., river continued

Owen John, shoemaker, boards 163 third

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Packard T. & D., shoestore 45 congress Packard Timothy, shoemaker, h. 102 third Packard Davis, shoemaker, h. 52 state Packard Timothy, jr., hatter, ferry, east of jail Packard Clement, hatter, liberty Packard Alanson, shoemaker, 97 third Paige Elias, laborer, boards 194 fifth Paige Moses, constable, boards 166 fourth Paine Mrs. Eliza, h. 30 second Paine John, lawyer, 21, h. 19 first Palmer Micah, blacksmith, h. 4 north second Paris Daniel, county treasurer, h. 105 first Parker William S-, bookseller and stationer, 225, h. 114 river

Parker John T., bookseller, boards 114 river Parker Charles, h. 75 first

Parker Sylvester, stove factory 243 river, h. 43 third Parker Rowland, tailor, 3S second Parker Thomas, stovemaker, h. 15 second Parker Daniel, shipcarpenter, 3S6 river Parker Albert, barber, 312, h. 323 river Parkhurst Philo, stage agent, boards national hotel Parks James, teacher, school lOS fourth, boards 75 third Parmentier Silas, laborer, congress continued Parsons Gould, grocer, 52 congress, h. 136 fourth Parsons George, dentist, 23 grand division Parsons Mrs. Cyntha, h. 109 river PatchinThaddeus W., casliire bank of t roy, boards 47 first Patchin Aaron D., bookkeeper, bank of troy, boards 47 first

Patchin Gerardus, barber, 34 \ congress Patrick &. Gardner, merchants, 263 river Patrick Jesse, merchant, h. 73 fourth Pattison Hart, forwarding merchants, 155 river, cor. congress, up stairs

Pattison Elias, forwarding merchant, li. 49 second Pattison George, laborer, 47 ferry Paul Thomas, papermaker, ferry continued Pawling Albert, h. 40 river Pease Enoch, barkeeper, city hall

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Peck Daniel R., merchant, boards 44 third Peck John, laborer 168 fourth Peck Harvey, shipcarpenter, 23 Jacob Peel Evert, cooper, 6 north second Peirce B. &. Son, crockey, 222 river Reirce Benjamin, merchant, h. 53 fourth Peirce Chaimcey, merchant, h. 104 first Peirce William, postmaster, h. 83 first Peirson David, law student, h. 7 sixth Peirson Albert M., coachmaker, Mrs. Peirson milliner, 13 conpjress

Peirson William, carpenter, boards 317 river,

Peirson Abraham, carpenter, 16 sixth Pendleton Clinton, clerk, boards Washington hall Percey David, innkeeper, 400 river Perkins Andrew, oysters and victualing cellar, 50 con- gress

Perrj" x\mos S., merchant, h. 57 fourth Perry Sanford S., pottery 191, h. 166 fourth Perry John, stage proprietor, h. 5 north second Perry William, blacksmith, h. 24 fifth Perry George, teamster, h. 106 fifth Perry Matthew S-, wagonmaker, h. 14 federal Peters William W., boatman, h- 15 elbow Peterson James, grocer, 74 congress Peterson Harry^ laborer, rear 147 second Phelps Olivia, school teacher, 122 fourth Phelps Mrs. Elizabeth, 12 congress Phelps William, h. 131 third Phelps Elihu, cooper, li. 107 river Philips William, teamster, rear 80 north second Piiilips [Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 143 first Pilman William, shoemaker, 142 fifth Pine Edward, carpenter, 45 grand division Pitcher Samuel, merchant, h. 66 fourth Pitcher John, tailor, boards Washington hall Plane William, laborer, liberty

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Porter John, merchant, 66 congress

Porter Dennison, clerk, boards city hall

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Potter Arnold, reedmaker, boards 18 third Potter William C., lottery office cor. river and ferrj', boards city hotel

Potter Candis, idow, boards 25 ferry Powel Henry M., professor music, female seminary Powel Abraham, harnessmaker, boards 9 smith's row, north second

Powelson Isaac V., diygoods, 170 river, h. 89 fourth Powers Ebonezer, boatman, h. 124 north second Powers Richard, laborer, 186 fourth Powers Jonathan, hardw are, 408 river Powers Bartley, butcher, church, below state Powers Josiah, grocer, 87 congress Powers Lyman, clerk, boards 91 congress Pratt John, laborer, seventh, below state Pratt James, laborer, 386 river Prendergast Martin, laborer, 197 fifth Prentiss Ebenezer, leatherdresser, river continued Prescott Ebenezer, painter, h. 43 fifth Prescott Charles B., painter, h. 47 fifth Prescott E. &. Co., painters and glaziers, 279 river Prescott Sc Holcomb, lookingglass factory 246J river Prescott John E-, lookingglass maker, boards 47 fifth Prescott John, captain city watch, albany, east of fifth Prescott Joseph B., blacksmith, 6 hill Preston Lyman, grocer, 372, boards 381 river Pretlove James, cooper, 373 river Price James M., carpenter, congress continued Price Abraham, innkeeper, 91 congress Price John, liverystable, 91 congress Price John, shoemaker, boards 9 smith's row, north second

Price Jonathan, painter, 8 smith's row, grand division Price William J., blacksmith, 9 ferry Prime Horatio P., shoemaker, h. 370 river

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Richards George IV., chalrmaker, h. 36 ferry Richards Seth, printer, h. alley rear 107 second Richardson James, laborer, 194 fifth Richardson Alford, turner, 295 river Richardson Bernice, painter, boards 252 river Richmond Abraham, cooper, cor. second and Washington

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Robbins Amatus, physician, 35 first Roberts William, h. 115 fourth Roberts William, jr., city surveyor, 115 fourth Roberts Ralph B., lumber dealer, h. 394 river Robey George, stocking factory, congress continued Robinson Elijah E., auctioneer, boards 7 sixth Robinson & Spalding, auction and commission room 272 river

Robinson William, clerk, boards 55 fourth Robinson Samuel, clerk, boards 14 grand division Robinson George, carpenter, 106 first Rockwell Daniel, blacksmith, congress continued Rodman Edward^ dyer and scourer, 1 1 state Rogers Halsey, h. 10 first Rogers James, boatman, 2S Jacob Rogers David C., tinware factory 54, h. 69 congress Rogers Alexander, locksmith, 109 first, h. 16 division Rogers Daniel, teamster, h. 204 river Rogers Amos, sloopmaster, north fourth, above federal Rogers Joseph G., teacher, school 27 north secand Rogers Levi, boarding house, 351 J river Rogers Oliver, teamster, rear 52 north second Romaine William, shoemaker, 82 north second Romer Ardenes, chairmaker, 119 fifth Root Lewis E., merchant, 265 river, boards mansion house

Root Miss Charlotte, milliner, sixth, below state Rose Brownell B., clerk, boards 252 river Rosecrans Enoch H,, lawyer, 11 first, boards mansion house

Ross Elias, plater, 6 albany, h. 113 fifth

Ross Stephen, lawyer, 40 king, h. 72 north second

Ross Nathaniel S., grocer, 452 river

Rouke Owen, laborer, 45 second

Rouke John, butcher, boards 59 congress

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Sackett Daniel, merchant, h. 21 albaiiy

Sage Norton, carpenter, h. sixth, below state

Sage &. Robinson, grocers, 410 river

Sage Henry R., h. 410 river

Sage William F., merchant, h. Ill fourth

Sagendorf Nicholas, coachmaker, boards Washington hall

Salisbury Amos, ropemaker, olhce 2, h. 72 river

Saiisbiiry George, ropemaker, boards 108 river

Salisbury John, laborer, ii. i>3 fourth

Sampson Esther, boardinghouse, 108 river

Sanderson Jonatlian B., shoemaker, 11 fifth

Sanderson Winslow F., shoemaker, 316 river

Sanderson John R., millwright, 27 hill

Sautonne Orville, tailor, 12 franklin

Savage Asa, capmaker, h. 45 slxiii

Saxton Jona. A., editor troy sentinel, boards 65 second

Saxton Eleanor, uid.ow, seventh, below albanv

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Sayles John, clerk, boards 25 ferry

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Scanlan Cornelius, -"laborer, rear 102 fifth Scbermerhorn Jacob, carpenter, 130 third Schenck Edward, blacksmith, 307 river Schuyler Stephen V. R., h. 6 liberty Schuyler Cortland, street commissioner, 6 liberty Schuyler Cornelius, druggist, 219 river, h. 61 fourth Sculley James, laborer, rear 11 north second Seabury Isaac, wagonmaker, 14 elbow Seaman Andrew, boatman, 17 elbow Searle Abijah, cooper, 5 Jacob Searles James, shoemaker, boards 94 third Sears Henry H., grocer, 92, h. 96 river Sears James C., teacher, school 75 first, boards 75 third Selden Joseph D., h. 11 first Selden William J., druggist, boards troy house Selleck Stephen, h. 66 north second Selleck Jonathan, sexton st paul's church, h. 130 third Selleck Elias, clerk, boards mechanic hall Sessions John B., mason, ferry continued Seymour Israel, stoneware factory 44, h. 40 ferry Seymour Charles E., potter, boards 40 ferry Seymour David L., lawyer, 27 congress, boards wash- ton hall

Shannahan Rev. John, pastor st. peter's church, h. 7 federal

Sharpe Joseph, laborer, congress continued

Sharpe Joshua, fumaceman, h. rear 111 north second

Sharped Clark, drygoods, ITS river

Sharpe Peter, merchant, boards city hotel

Sharpe Frederick A., merchant, boards mechanic hail

Shattuck Lemuel, grocer, lOS first

Shaw Isaac W., laborer, 84 north second

Shaw Clement, carpenter, rear 177 fourth

Shaw Daniel, laborer, 22 division

Shaw Mrs. Olive, congress continued

Shay Richard, cooper, h. sixth, below state

Shay John, cooper, h. sixth, below state

Shears Jacob, carpenter, 109 north second

Sliedd George, school teacher, 21 fifth

Slieehan Bartholomew, tailor, 145 fifth

Sheldon Elisha, physician, 41, h. 39 third

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Sheldon Ambrose H-, drygoods, 180 river, h- 21 sixth Sheldon Mercy, nurse, h. 40 third Sheldon Daniel, grocer, h. 128 second Sheldon Daniel, stationer, 360 river Sheldon Benjamiu, carpenter, h. 107 fifth Sheldon Elisha, merchant, 189 river, boards 148 second Sheldon Agnes, h. 148 second Sheldon James P., boards 148 second Sheldon Cyrus D., lawyer and justice, 325 river, h. 3 fifth Sheppard Joseph H., lumberyard, cor. elbow and sixth, h. 22 elbow

Sheppard William, clerk, boards 22 elbow Sherman Edward A., lottery and exchange office 256, boards 252 river

Sherman David, cooper, 27 albany Sherwood Joseph, blacksmith, h. 11 fifth Sherwood Isaac, blacksmith, h. 11 fifth Shook Jeremiah, blacksmith, h. 28 Jacob Shorts Thomas, soapboiler, h. 44 king Shoulters Thomas, cooper, 5 Jacob Shulan John, shoemaker, boards 33 grand division Silliman, Grant & Co., merchants, 333 river Silliman Robert D., merchant, h. 1 sixth Silliman John, sloopmaster, h. 152 third Silliman Heman, pilot, h- 8 king Simmons Mrs. Margaret, h. 139 fourth Simmons John, laborer, ferry, opposite jail Sims George, morocco dresser, h. 3 king Sims Mrs. JMargaret, taiioress, 123 second Skilton Avery J., physician, 107 fourth Skinner Henry, tinman, boards 38 second Slade C. &. J., grocers, 425 river,

Slade Caleb, grocer, b. 100 nortii second Slade Israel, grocer, h. 96 north second Slade Benjamin, grocer, 115, h. 113 north second Slason Alfred, crocker}', 173 river, h. 130 first Slason Dutcher, grocer, 34 congress, h. SO first Slason Loenard T-, clerk, boards 35 second Smalley Henry, sloapinaster, h. 20 Jacob Smith Samuel, teamster, 177 third Smith Owen, laborer, 195 fifth Smith Miss Hepsibah, milliner, 230 river

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Smith George, inspector provisions, h. 85 third Smith Adam, millstone factory 363, h. 367 river Smith Roswell, merchant, 199 river, h. 14 sixth Smith William T., cabinet warehouse 200 J river, up stairs, h. 63 fourth Smith Elijah, h. 12 grand division Smith George W. L., merchant, boards 12 g. division Smith & Wood, merchants, 1 albany Smith Harvey, merchant, h. 55 third Smith Nathaniel, letter carrier, 170 fourth Smith, Peck &. Co., drygoods, 218 river Smith Sidney, merchant, boards rensselaer house Smith & Tupper, provisions and groceries, 371 river Smith Hiram, merchant, h. 32 king Smith Gideon B., carpenter, h. 9 grand division Smith William, laborer, rear 102 fifth Smith William R., carpenter, h. 26 north third Smith Joseph L., window blindmaker, 31 9 J, h. 337 river Smith Asher, carpenter, boards 29 hill Smith Henry, draper and tailor, 152J river, boards 113 second

Smith Henry B., clerk, h. 106 fourth .

Smith, Start & Co., carmen, 206 river Smith Abijah E., grocer, dock Smith John, boards 291 river Smith William, barber, boards 323 river Smith David, laborer, rear 406 river Smith Anning T., sloopmaster, h. 346 river Smith James, laborer, 346 river Smith & Farrar, crockery^, 5 franklin square Smith Asa, furnaceman, 6 smith's row, north second Smith Mrs. Susan, boardinghouse, 8 smith's row, north second

Smith James, grocer, 89 north second Smith Simeon, Jr , h. 6 button Smith Harriet, widow, 14 federal Smith Mrs. Rachel, tailoress, 69 fifth, up stairs Smith Jacob, drygoods, 174 river, boards 17 fifth Smith Allen, laborer, boards yankee hotel Smith John, laborer, boards yankee hotel Smith Levi, sloopmaster, 32 federal Smith Weston, h. 32 federal 5*

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Smith Rebecca P., tailaress, 1 king Smith David, h. 22 federal Smith Isaac N-, mason, 19 federal Smothit Douglas, laborer, congress continue d Snedekor Isaac, h. 63 third

Snedekor Joseph, grocery and livery stable, 22 state Snell Thomas, laborer, 35S river / Snow James, captain towboat, h. 78 fifth Snyder Simon, h. 4 north second Snyder Christian, blacksmith, sixth, below state - Snyder Lawrence C-, wagonmaker, h. 98 congress Snyder James, laborer, 100 congress Somerby Horatio G., fancy painter, 144 river Somandyke John, laborer, 142 second Southwick Daniel, merchant, h. 90 fourth Southwick, Cannon & Warren, drygoods, 211 river Southwick Thomas M., clerk, h. 112 fourth Sowle Joseph, innkeeper, 131 fourth, cor. congress Spaulding Charles W., auctioneer, boards 314 river Spencer John, shoemaker, 26 division Spencer Enoch, shoemaker, 2 north second Spoor Abraham D., physician, 77 third Squire George, shipcarpenter, river continued Squire William, butcher, north market, h. 32 federal Staples Austin, sexton north presbyterian church, h. alley rear 22 fifth

Starbuck N. & Sons, furnace and office 351 river Starbuck Nathaniel, h. 56 fourth Starbuck Benjamin, h. 8 third Starbuck Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 52 second Starbuck Moses, clerk, boards 25 ferry Starks &: Sage, rectifying store 137 river, grocery 92 congress

Starks Alanson F., merchant, h. sixth, below state

Starks Ralph L, merchant, boards 91 congress

wStarks Silas, laborer, 440 river

Starks Independence, grocer, 293 river

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Stevens Thaddeus, Mrs. Stevens milliner, 71 congress Stevenson James M-, lawyer, boards mansion house Stevenson John, laborer, rear 140 fifth Stevenson Eugene P., professor greek and latin, female seminary

Stewart Walter, harnessmaker, boards Washington hall Stickney Thomas & Lyman, grocers, 374 river Stickney & Symonds, grocers, 3S1 river Stickney Charles, merchant, boards 9 smith's row, north second

Stillwell Miss Lydia, h. 232 river Stillwell Mrs. Ruth, 127 fifth

Stone Daniel H., police justice, 23 congress, boards national hotel

Stone Luther N., farmer, congress continued Storey William, gardner, h. 146 fourth Storm Allen B., lawyer, 49 congress Stott Frederick, shipcarpenter, h. river continued Stoughton Ann, widow, boards 66 north second Stoughton Livy, inspector lumber, h. 150 fourth Stow Silas K., teller merchants and mechanics bank, boards mansion house

Stowell Alexander, laborer, congress continued Stowits Frederick B., harnessmaker, 157i river, h. 31 franklin

Stowits William, harnessmaker, boards 31 franklin Stratton Rev. John B., pastor methodist church, h. 141 third

Stratton Latham, h. 39 fifth

Stratton L. & Son, rensseiaer furnace 42 fifth.

Stratton Nathaniel L., boards 37 fifth Strieker Charles, mason, seventh, below state Strong Henry W., lawyer, 19| congress, boards mansion house

Stuart William, cabinetmaker, boards 252 river Sullivan John, laborer, 189 fifth Sullivan James, laborer, 1S9 fifth Surrogate's Office, 74 second, up stairs Sutherland Robert, carpenter, boards 20 third Suza Joseph B., gunsmith, boards 25 north second Swallow Joel, brickmaker, hill continued Swan Lemuel S., clerk lottery office, 343J river

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Swan George D., shoemaker, seventh, below state - Swartwout Henry, blacksmith, h. 155 third Swartwout Cornelius, teamster, h. 112 north second Swartwout Simon, blacksmith, boards 155 third Swartwout John, painter, boards 16 franklin Swartwout Mrs. William, h. 16 franklin Swazey Samuel, moroccodresser, boards 456 river Swears Jacob, laborer, 24 hill Sweeney Daniel, brushraaker, 103 second Symonds Thomas, merchant, h. 86 north second Symonds Harmanus, laborer, congress continued Symonds Benjamin, blacksmith, shop Jacob, h. rear 73 north second

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Tator Henry, gauger, h. 103 fifth Tatro Peter, laborer, 8 smith's row, grand division Taylor David, sloopmaster, Mrs. Taylor plain seT\-ing, 113 fourth

Taylor William, shoemaker, 163 fourth Taylor Joseph, teamster, rear 140 third Taylor James, cabinetmaker, boards 38 second - Taylor John, rear 106 first

Taylor Lyman, sloopmaster, north fourth, above federal Taylor Jerusha, tailoress, ferry, opposite jail Taylor Joseph C., tin and coppersmith, 177 river Taylor John, pump and blockmaker, rear 133, h. 121 river

Taylor Miss Keziali, boards 136 fourth

Taylor Philip, shoemaker, 2 north third

Taylor George, mason, 36 north third

Taylor Rensselaer, laborer, north fourth, above federal

Taylor John, tailor, boards 252 river

Teachout Henr>', blacksmith, 485, h. 483 river

Teason Francis, tanner, 20 king

Teele Adam, fumaceman, h. 40 fifth

Teele William, shoemaker, 92 congress

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Temple Cynis, shoemaker, h. 36 north second Terrey & Gallup, auction and commission store 237 river Terrey William, commission merchant, h. albany, east of ., sixth

Thayer Hezekiah, carpenter, Mrs. Thayer milliner and dressmaker, 317 river

Thomas John H., carpenter, h. 49 north third Thomas John, justice and city chamberlain, 295, h. 2S2 river

Thomas Erastus, laborer, 82 north second Thompson William, sloopmaster, rear 136 fourth Thompson John Leland, druggist, 161 river, h. 128 first Thompson John Lovett, h. 28 federal Thompson Stanley, h. 33 king Thompson Robert, harnessmaker, boards 33 king Thompson Albert A., shoemaker, boards 33 king Thompson Henry P., grocer, 282 river, h. 26 federal Thompson Thomas J., grocer, 365 river Thompson James, millwright, 4 siniht's row, north second Thompson Henrietta^ widow, liberty Thorn Joseph M., shoemaker, 34 ferry Thom Simon, roperaaker, 143 third Thorn Hezekiah^ laborer, 149 fourth Thornburn Adam, grocer, cor. division and franklin Thornton Richard, stockingweaver, congress continued Thurbur Abner, physician, office 144 river, h. 112 third Thurber Edward E., drygoods and lottery office, 144 river

Thurston Henry, innkeeper, mechanic hall, 140 river Tibbits George, mayor, mansion congress, east of seventh Tice Charles, boatman, h. 106 north second Tice Rensselaer, boatman, h. rear 106 north second Tiffany Henry, chairmaker, h. 33 grand division Tillinghast Benjamin A., clerk, h. 367 river Tillinghast Pardon D., draper and tailor, 357 river, h. 33 north third

Tillman Lewis T., lawyer, 3 second, h. 46 third

Tillman & Kendrick, lawyers, 3 second

Tillson Jacob, wagonmaker, boards 161 fourth

Tirsha Lewis, tailor, 1S7 fourth

Titus Platt, innkeeper, troy house, cor. river and first

Topping Thomas, brewer, boards 192 fifth

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Tower Mahew, sloopmaster, h. 98 north second Town Sylvanus, h. 136 fourth Townsend Henry, merchant, h. 101 river Townsend, Howland & Co., flour and grain, 14*5 river Townsend Harvey P., merchant, boards 33 second Townsend Eli, wagonmaker, 17 king, h. 350 river Townsend Eber, blacksmith, 13 king, h. 348 river Townsend Samuel, wagonmaker, 38, h. 36 ferry Townsend Mrs. IMelissa, 373 river Tracy Jedediah, agent troy wool and cotton factory, h. and oflice 37 first

Treadwell George W., carpenter, 350 river Trowbridge Charles, coachmaker, boards 114 fourth Troy Sentinel Office, N. Tuttle, 225 river, up stairs Troy Female Seminary, 85 second Troy Budget Office, J. C. Kemble, 8 state Troy Watchman Office, E. Wellington, 307 river up stairs Troy House, P. Titus, cor. first and river Truesdell John, merchant, h. 38 first Truesdell George, merchant, boards 38 first Truesdell Phineas, sloopmaster, h. 125 second Truesdell IMartin, clerk, cor. dock and feriy Truesdell JMrs. Mina, h. 147 fourth Truesdell William A., carpenter, boards 147 fourth Truworthy William F., clerk, h. 14 Jacob Tryon William A., clerk, h. 29 grand division Tucker Rev. Mark, pastor north presbyterian church, h. 51 fourth

Tucker Mrs. Mary, boarding 158 second Tuliy Thomas, laborer, ferry continued Tupper Lemuel, sloopmaster, 368 river Tupper Lemuel H., sloopmaster, 5 smith's row, north second

Tupper Charles, boards 368 river

Turner James, clerk, boards rensselaer house

Turner John W., laborer, h. 71 fifth

Tuttle Norman, printer, 225 river, up stairs, h. 35 ferry

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Underhill George R., grocer, boards 108 third Unthank William, shoemaker, 49 north third Upham Jabez, boardinghouse, 29 hill Upham Moses, laborer, congress continued Upham Eliphalet, laborer, congress continued Uran John, ropemaker, h. 87 river Uran John, jr., ropemaker, h. 146 second Uran Charles L., ropemaker, h. 79 river Uraney William C., currier, 17 federal Usher Patrick, laborer, ferry, opposite jail

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Vanderheyden Harvey, laborer, seventh, below state Vanderheyden Jacob D. E., boards troy house * Vanderheyden George, carpenter, 91 river Vanderheyden Abram D., carpenter, 91 river Vanderheyden John F., grocer, cor. division and dock Vanderheyden Levinus, clerk, boards 59 first Vandenverken David, boatman, rear 109 north second Van Dusen Robert R., stage agent, boards mechanic hall

Van Dusen Thomas, laborer, 21 hill Van Hagan John, currier, h. 109 second Van Hoosen John P., currier, h. 24 king Van Natter David, laborer, 95 river Van Natter Benjamin, laborer, llS river Van Ness Abram, carpenter, h. 180 fifth VanOrden Abraham, laborer, 30 division Van Orden Daniel, shoemaker, congress continued Van Orden Henry, shoemaker, 30 division Van Rensselaer Stephen, laborer, 174 third Van Schoonhoven James, cashier farmers bank, h. IF first

Van Schoonhoven J. Lansing, drygoods, 224 river, boards 18 first

Van Tine Esther, widow, h. 9 division VanTuyl Abraham, merchant, h. 416 river Van Valkenburgh Lawrence, rectifyer of spirits, h. 139 fifth

Van Valkenburghfit Moore, rectifiers and grocers 80 congress

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Veazie Charles, coach factory cor. albany and second, h. 50 fourth

Vermilyea Jacob, teamster, north fourth, above federal Verplank Henry, boatman, 11 fifth Velie Philip, lawyer and surrogate, 74 second, board? city hotel

VTlie John J., ( K'rk, boards 252 river Velie William D., clerk, boards rensselaer house Velie Charles, lottery olfice 277 river, boards Washing- ton hall

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Waford Charles, h. 7 smith's row, north second Wagoner Jacob, shoemaker, boards 161 fourth Wagor Samuel, laborer, 168 fourth Wagor Moses, laborer, 167 third Waite George, carpenter, boards 68 fifth '

Walby Robert, tanner, h. 110 second Waldo George D., merchant, boards Washington hall Waldron William W., oysterhouse, 481 river Walker Jacob, clerk, boards city hotel Walker Samuel, carpenter, boards 112 third Walker David, laborer, h. 137 fifth Wallace J. & U., brewery 44 federal Wallace James, brewer, h. 57 grand division Wallace Uriah, brewer, h. 59 grand division Wallace James, grocer, 182 river "-

Wallace James, laborer, h. 36 north second Wallace William, laborer, liberty Wallace Lawrence, mason, rear 14 fifth Walton William, waiter, 106 first ,

Ward Thomas, grocer, congress continued Waring Gilbert S., clerk, h. 122 second Warn David, laborer, ferry continued Warner Calvin, mason and grocer, cor. ferry and fourth, h. 119 fourth

Warner & Dickerman, stonecutters, cor. ferry and fourth Warner Harvxy, grocer, 157 fourth, cor. ferry Warner Ebenezer, grocer, 11 north third Warner Horace, ostler, 394 river Warner Edwin, mason, boards, 147 fourth Warner Mrs. Louisa, h. hill continued Warren Stephen R., boards rensselaer house Warren Nathan, office 219 river, h. 31 third Warren Stephen, president bank of troy, h. 29 third Warren George 13., merchant, h. 36 third Warren Mrs. Lydia, h. 30 third Warren iMrs. Phebe, h. 35 third Warren Reuben, shoemaker, h25 Jacob Warren Nathan 2d, laborer, 13 elbow 6

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Wasson Mrs. ReBecca, boardinghouse, 53 third Waterbury Andrew, shoemaker, rear 96 fifth Watkins Daniel, shoemaker, 14 grand division Watts Ira, tailor, boards 252 river Weaver Archibald, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 48 and 50, h. 46 congress Weaver John, laborer, sixth, below state Weaver Aaron; carman, sixth, below state Weaver William, butcher, northmarket, h. 5 federal Webb Mrs. Hannah, h. 15 second Weed Alsop & Sons, merchants, 345 river Weed Alsop,' merchant, h. 10 fifth Weed Jared, h. 13 grand division Weed Jared S., merchant, boards 10 fifth Weed James, merchant, boards 10 fifth Weed Rev. Henry R , assistant pastor north presbyterian church, h. 15 sixth

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Wellington Eli, printer troy watchman, 307 river up stairs

Wellington I. & Co., painters and glaziers, 150 river

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Wellington John, shoemaker, rear 20 fifth

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Wells Philander, teller farmer's bank, h. 64 second Wells Joseph, innkeeper, raansionhouse, cor. second and albany

Wells Joshua, carpenter, h. 426 river Wells James H. & Co., lottery and exchange office, 314| river

Wells Mrs. Clarinda, h. 2 king

Wells Zachcus, carpenter, north fourth, above Jacob

Welscr David, laborer, boards 33 grand division

Wemet James, painter, 140 second

Wendell David S., justice peace, 49 congress

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Wescott George, currier, boards 20 king Westervelt Ralph, laborer, rear 12 north second Westinghouse John, laborer, 4S3 river Westinghouse John F., innkeeper, 456 river Wetherbee Paul, sloopmaster, h. 24 fourth Wetherbee Abel, sloopmaster, h. 11 sixth Wetherbee Alvah, stagedriver, boards 124 river Wetmore Frederick, potter, boards 40 ferry Wheeler John, physician, 86 second, h. 71 third Wheeler John A., sloopmaster, h. 43 grand division Wheeler Lewis, cabinetmaker, 108 north second Wheeler Carlos, sloopmaster, h. 33 division Wheeler Tuttle D., printer, h. 103 second Whipple William W., lumberdealer, cor. liberty and dock, h. 80 river

Whipple Waters W., grocer, cor. congress and fifth, b. 127 fifth

Whipple Daniel S-, shipcarpenter, albany, east of fifth Whipple Mrs. Christina, h. 43 franklin Whipple John, boatman, h. 43 franklin Whipple Silas, laborer, 43 franklin Whitaker James, carpenter, h. 78 north second "Whitaker Ephraim, boards 65 first Whitaker Ira, teamster, h. 65 first Whitakei'Ezra D., grocer 328, h. 330 river Whitaker Welcome, stonecutter, 52, h. 69 congi'ess Wliite Thomas & Co., lumberyard, 462 river White Thomas, merchant, h. 54 north second White John W., locksmith, boards 144 fourth White Nehemiah, axmaker, h. 144 fourth White Lyman, machinist, 3 north third White John, stockingweaver, congress continued White John, shoemaker, h. 24 federal White Hiram, carpenter, congress continued White Charles, carpenter, boards 317 river Whitehead Squire L., blacksmith, h. 14 fiftli Whiting Daniel, lawyer, h. 57 north second Whiting Edward H., sash and blindmaker, 24 elbow, h. 24 fifth

Whiton James, 42 grand division Whitman Levi, cooper, 27 albany Whitney Augustus & William, innkeepers, 252 river

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Whitney Cornelius S., clerk, boards 252 river Wiand Phebe, widow, 21 federal Wickes Joseph, baker, 143 fourth Wickes Jonas, clerk, h. 109 fourth Wilbur Curtis, grocer, 75 congress, h. 180 fourth Wilbur Mrs. Bulah, mantuamaker, 50 congress Wilcox Rodolphus I)., carpenter, h. 303 river Wiles John, soapboiler, 35 division Wilds Elijah, clerk, 326 river Wiley John, cooper, congi'ess continued Wilkes Chester, sailmaker, 149 river, up stairs, h- rear 84 river

Wilkeson Lewis, grocer, dock rear 159 river, h. 133 fifth Willard Mrs. Emma, principal female seminary 85 second Willard John D., lawyer, 9 state, h. 43 second Williams William & Son, merchants, 139 river Williams William, merchant, h. 124 fourth Williams George D., merchant, boards 124 fourth Williams Alexander V., laborer, 127 third Williams J. & T., harness and trunk makers, 212 river Williams John, harnessmaker, boards mansion house Williams Thomas, harnessmaker, h. 64 first Williams William F., h. 142 fifth Williams Miss Mary, mantuamaker, 1 1 grand di\fision Williams Robert, clerk boston shoestore, boards 47 third Williams Moses, congress continued Williams Job J., slater, boards 108 third ^V^lliams James ^ laborer, 146 third Williams Peggy, widow', washer, 44 division Williamson Cornelius, brassfounder, h. north fourth, above federal

Williamson Thomas M., paperstainer, boards 300 river Wilner James H., mason, 133 filth Wilson Ebenezer, jr., lawyer and city clerk, 53 first, h. 15 congress

Wilson Archibald, shoemaker, rear 20 north second Wilson William, painter, 5 sixth W ilson Timothy D., clerk, at 49 congress Wilson Samuel M., brickmaker, h. 32 hill "VVllson John, umbrella maker, Mrs. Wilson milliner, 188 river

Wibon William, laborer, 143 fifth

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Wilson Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 76 congress Wilson Edward, brickmaker, h. 18 ferry Wilson Edward, jr., teacher monitorial school, h. 107 second

Wilson Samuel, brickmaker, ferry continued

Wilson Benjamin M-, clerk, ferry continued

Wilson Joseph A., painter, h. 119 second

Wilson William Y., h. 297 river

Wilson Mrs. Hannah, boarding house, 297 river

Wilson Zelotes, sloopmaster, h. 14 grand division

Wilson Ebenezer, brickmaker, h. 27 hill

Wilson Joseph, brickmaker, mount ida

Windmill Joseph, shoestore, 3 albany, h. 43 fourth

WlngWllliam, inkeeper, franklinhouse, cor. third & river

Wlnne Robert M., merchant, h. 430 river

Wlnne Robert L, laborer, sixth, below state

Wlnne Moses L, laborer, 69 fifth

Winter Daniel, shoemaker, sixth, belo\\- albany

Wiswall John, tanner, h. 32 hill

W'iswall Seth, h. 107 third

Wiswall & Garnryck, grocery & livery stable 39 congress

Wltbeck William Wl, grocer, 161, h. 159 third

W^olf William H., merchant, h. 17 sixth

Wolf Charles F., barber, cor. ferry and third

Wood Ebenezer, shoefactory and h. 33 federal

Wood Stephen, shoestore 300, h. 298 river

W^ood Ira, carpenter, h. 94 north second

Wmod Joseph A-, merchant, b. 47 third

W'ood Sarah, teacher, boards 161 fourth

W'^ood Rev. Jacob, h. 37 federal

W'ood Henry, sloopmaster, h. 124 north second

W'oodman iMoses, shoemaker^ 23 grand division

AVoolsey & Hunt, painters and glaziers, 359 river

W^oolsey Ebenezer G., painter, h. 359 river

W'orden Nathaniel, carpenter, h. 106 north second

Worden Isaac, carpenter, rear 106 north second

W^orks Alonzo, shoemaker, 10 smith's row, north second

W^otkyns Alfred, physician, 73 third

W'otkyns Hiram, physician, boards 73 third

W^richt Daniel G., shoemaker, h. sixth, below albany

Wright iMrs. Hannah, h. 47 grand division

W' right Caleb, shipcarpenter, h. 10 king

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Wyburn John, gardner, 126 fifth Wyman Luther B., clerk, h. 116 river Wyman Walter, stagedriver, boards city hotel

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Yankee Hotel, R. Irons & Co., 146 river Yates William, lawyer, boards 55 fourth Yates Abraham, merchant, h. 20 north second Young Francis, h. 36 division

Young Francis & Co., oysters and fruit, cor. ferry & dock YoungGeorge G. laborer, 174 third Young Henry, laborer, 174 third Young James, jeweller^ 165 river, h. Ill third Young iMrs. ^lary, h. 19 grand division Young ]Mrs Eleanor, h. 174 third Young Guy, laborer, 174 third Young Jacob, sloopmaster, h. 31 ferry Yout John, cooper, 27 albany Yvonnet Francis, boardinghouse, 47 first Yvonet Francis V., bookkeeper farmer's bank, boards 47 first

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0" The present number of the Tkoy Directory has been com- piled with ?reat care and tlie best aids the puljli'her could procure. But in a work of this kind, it is almost impossible that many errors should not occur. Agents, who are enipluyed to collect information, may be hasty, and not sufiicienlly precise in liieir inquiries. Persons of wliofn iuformation is sought may bo inJcliiiite in conmumIcatin<^ it. The residences of persons witiiour famihe.', it is not alwavs easy to as- certain. In niany cases the compilers arc obliged to rely on imperfect sources ot iniormatiun. J iie-e, and oilier causes, render it exceediu'''- iy dii'iicnlt to j'reparc a 1 )ir. ctory, even for a ciiv so oomparatiVerv saiall as this, tliat shu!! Ik* i<erf.-ciiy accurate. Some errors in this hav'e been . tire. . ly ili-cuvered. but too late to be correctod ; am! doubtless ther.; are more that iiavc not been noticed. It is hoped, however, that inaccuracies are not very numerous or important, and that it wHl be tonnd 'Uiiiciently complete and correct for all the purposes which make It useful.

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OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF TROY.

GEORGE TIBBITS, MAYOR.

- Daniel Gardner, Recorder^EbenezerWilso%jr., Clerk and Attorney.

John Thomas, ChambeTlain - Jas. A. Zander, Collector.

Aldermen. - William Kelsey, 1st ward; Calvin War- ner, 2d Tvard ; Townsend IM'Coun, 3d ward ; Stephen Ross, 4th ward ; Rufus R. Belknap, 5th ward ; Thomas Turner, jr., 6th ward.

Assistant Aldermen. - Benjamin M. Wilson, 1st ward ; Henry Landon, 2d ward ; Jeremiah Dauchy, 3d ward ; Ebenezer Wood, 4th ward.

Supervisors. - Jacob Danker, 1st district; Archibald W eaver, 2d district ; Nathan Dauchy, 3d district.

- John Ayres, Ptutgers Vandenburgh, Phi- lips J. Brandt, 1st district ; Harvey Betts, Henry V. W. Mastin, AVaters W. AVhipple, 2d district; Abijah Purinton, Samuel Kenrdick, Ebenezer Bell, 3d district.

Stated Meetings of the Common Council, first Thurs- day in every month.

Magorh Court is held on the first Tuesday in every month, and the terms thereof may continue to be held four days inclusive. Archibald Bull, Clerk.

Daniel H. Stone, Police Justice.

Lyman Garfield, Marshal - Leland Crandall, High Constable.

Special Constable. - John Prescott.

Constables. - Lewis G. Dole, Robert IMartiu, Ezra Closely, Martin Russell, William Follet, Moses Paige. Joshua Harpliam, Overseer of the Poor.

Cortland Schuyler, City Superintendent.

Board of Magistrates for the relief and settlement of the Poor. - John Thomas, George Butler, Cyrus D. SlKldon.

William Roberts, Jr., City Surveyor.

Joseph C. Taylor, Sealer of IVeights and Measures.

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Samuel E. Gibbs, Superintendent of the public Burial Ground.

Rice Cook, keeper of the Public Pound.

John Prescott, Captain of the City Watch.

Stephen Maxon, jr., Herseman.

Measurers of Grain and Salt. - Stephen Selleck, Josi- ah Greenman, Joseph Card, Abraham Underhill, Reu- ben Purdy, jr., James Hyatt, Alfred T. Purdy, Robert Crookshank.

Measurers and Inspectors of Wood. - Reuben Purdy, jr. Josiah Greenman, Stephen Selleck, Jacob Jaquith, Livy Stoughton, George R. Underhill, Thomas Osgood, James Hyatt.

City Gaugers. - Horace Herrington, Ebenezer Bell, Samuel Walker, James Arnold, Jeremiah B. Zander, Henry Tator, Simeon R. Churchill.

Measurers of Sea Coal and Charcoal. - Archibald Weaver, Eber Townsend.

Fence Viewers. - ]Moses Winne, Tunis Van Volken- burgh, George Pullen, Timothy Harvey, Isaac Lovejoy, Rutgers Vandenburgh.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Engineers. - To^vnsend JM'Coun, Chief Engineer ; Latham Stratton, 2d Engineer ; John Gary, Jesse Tracy, IMoore Hardaway, Albert Richards. 1 vacancy.

Fire Wardens. 1st ward Ebenezer L. Boynton,

Sanford S. Perry, Joseph W. Churchill.

2d ward - Silas Davis, Henry Nazro, Lucius Field.

3d ward - Dennis Belding, Ambrose H. Sheldon. 1 vacancy.

4th ward - Stephen Bouton, jr., Eber Townsend, James Pretlove.

5th ward - Caleb Knight, Derrick M. Eddy.

5th ward - Michael Brown, William iM'Gilvarae.

Conservators of Property at Fires. - Nathan Dauchy, foreman ; Amos Salisbury, 2d foreman ; Gurdon Cor- ning, David 3I'Kelsie, George Smith, Archibald Bull, Joslma Harpliam, Samuel Kendrick, Stephen Andres, Abijah Purinton, Jolm P. Cushman, Gilbert Reilav, Alsop Weed, Adam Smith, Simeon Rowell, Lewis Burtis.

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Trustees of the Female Seminary. - Natnan Warren, William Bradley, Richard P. Hart, Jeremiah Dauchy, Thomas Clowes, Joseph Russell, James Van Schoonho- ven, John Paine.

Trustees of the Monitorial School. - John Wheeler, James Wallace, Guidon Corning, Henry Mallory, Ro- bert Christie, Zephaniah Filer, Israel Seymour, Alsop Weed, Stephen Ross, James A. Zander, Stephen An- dres, Joshua Harpham, William W. Whipple.

Public Criers and Bell 3fen.- - Daniel Martling, Shel- don Morris, Isaac Kellogg.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF COMMON COUNCIL-

Law Committee - Stephen Ross, Daniel Gardner, Eb- enezer Wilson, jr.

Highway Committee - Jeremiah Dauchy, chairman ; William Kelsey, Calvin Warner, Ebenezer Wood, Ru- fus R. Belknap, Thomas Turner, jr.

Committee of Sewers. - Townsend JM'Coun, Calvin Warner, Stephen Ross.

Committee of Finances and Accounts. - His Honor the Mayor, Townsend M'Coun, Daniel Gardner.

Lamp Committee - Jeremiah Dauchy, Stephen Ross, Calvin Warner.

Market Committee. - First Ward Market - Alderman Kelsey, and Assistant Wilson. Center Market - Aider- men M'Coun and Warner, and Assistant Dauchy. Fourth Ward Market - Alderman Ross and Assi.stant Wood.

Navigation Committee. - Stephen Ross, Townsend M'Coun, Jeremiah Dauchy.

Committee on the Female Seminary. - Henry Landon, Jeremiah Dauchy, Calvin Warner.

City Watch Committee. - Jeremiah Dauchy, Calvin Warner, Ebenezer Wood.

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RATES OF TORE,

Established by the Canal Boards to be collected on the New-York State Canals^ for 1831-

No. PROVISIONS. cts.m.fr.

1. On flour, salted beef and pork, butter and cheese, beer and cider, per 1000 pounds,

per mile, 0 7 0

2. On bran and ship-stufFs in bulk, per 1000

pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

IRON, MINERALS, ORES, &;c.

3. On salt manufactured in this state, per 1000

pounds, per mile, 0 2 3

4. On g}'psum, the product of this state, per

1000* pounds, per mile, 0 2 5

5. On brick, sand, lime^ earth, leached .

ashes, manure, and iron ore, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 2 5

6. On pot and pearl ashes, mineral coal, char- coal, pig iron, broken castings and scrap

iron, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

7. On stove and all other iron castings, going

to or from tide water, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 14 0

8. On copperas, going towards tide water, per

1000 pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

9. On bar and pig lead, going towards tide

water, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

FURS, PELTRY, SKINS, &c.

10. On furs and peltry, (except deer, buffalo

and moose skins) per 1000 pounds per mile, 14 0

11. On deer, buffalo and moose skins, per 1000

pounds, per mile 0 7 0

12. On sheep skins, and other raw hides of do-

mestic animals of the U. States, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 7 0

13. On imported raw hides of domestic and other animals, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 10 0

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FURNrrURE, &c.

14. On household furniture, accompanied by

and actually belonging to, families emigra- ting north or west;, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0^0

15. On carts, wagons, sleighs, ploughs and me-

chanics' tools, necessary for the owner's in- dividual use, when accompanied by the owners, emigrating north or west for the purpose of settlement, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

STONE, SLATE, &c.

16. On slate and tile for roofing, per 1000

pounds, per mile, - 0 5 0

17. On all stone entirely unwrought, per 1000

pounds, per mile, ' « 0 2 5

18. On all other stone, per'" 1000 pounds, per . ;

mile, 0 5 0

LUMBER, WOOD, &c.

19. On timber, squared and round, per 100 cu- bic feet, per mile, 10 0

20. On the same if carried in rafts, per 100 cu- bic feet, per mile, 15 0

21. On boards, plank, scantling, and ^wed tim- ber reduced to inch measure, and all siding, lath and other sawed stuft' less than one inch thick, (except such as is enumerated in regulations number 22 and 31) per 1000

feet, per mile, * 1 0 0

22. On the same, if transported in rafts, per

1000 feet, per mile, 2 0 0

23. On sawed lath of less than five feet in

length, split lath and hoop poles, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 2 5

24. On staves and heading, transported in boats,

per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 2 0

25. On the same, if. transported in rafts, per 1000

pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

26. On shingles, per M. per mile, 0 2 0

27. On the same, if conveyed per mile.

in rafts, per M.

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28. On split posts and rails for fencing, per M.

per mile, 4 0 0

29. On the same if conveyed in rafts, per M.

per mile, - 8 0 0

30. On wood for fuel, (except such as may be used in the manufacture of salt, w'hich shall be exempt from toll,) and tan-bark, per

cord per mile, 10 0

31. On the same if transported in rafts, per cord

- per mile, 2 0 0

32. On sawed stuli for window blinds, not ex- ceeding one fourth of an inch in thickness,

per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 7 0

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS, &c.

33. On cotton per 1-000 pounds, per mile, 0 7 0 341 On live cattle, sheep and hogs, per 1000

* pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

35. On horses, (and each horse when not weigh- ed to be computed at 600 pounds,) per

1000 pounds, per mile, 0 7 0

.36. On rags per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 7 0

37. On hemp and tobacco, going towards tide

* water, per 1000 pounds, per mile, 0 5 0

38. On hemp going from tide water, per 1000

pounds per mile, 0 7 0

^ 39. On all other agricultural productions of this state, not particularly specified, per 1000 ' pounds per mile, 0 7 0

ARTICLES NOT ENUMERATED.

40. On all articles not enumerated or excepted, passing from tide water, per 1000 pound

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41. On all articles not enumerated or excepted, passing towards tide water, per 1000 pounds

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