CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONAL NAMES. Armstrong David S. 44 Walker Bartow and Co. 132 Pearl Baxby Alfred, 41 Cedar Baiby Lewis, 41 Cedar Beale Lewis, grocer and commissioa merchant 41 Benson Wm. teacher 34 Leonard h 26 Laurens Belts George, 59 Beekpi|rt£>fl$h Bliss E!am, Broadway Boyd John T. auc. corn, mer. 105 Liberty Brower Wm. city weigher 58 Roosevelt Brown Stephen, phys. Si surg. 34 Duane Brown D. S. and S. Peck slip Brush H. N. 188 Front Bulling Walter, 85 Water CardelT S. William, 94 Beekman Catlnk£|pnde, 65 Broadway Cavillier William, 98 Maiden-lane ChriStie A. 31 Maiden-lane Clarke Jacob, mercb. 20 Fulton h 5 Park Plac« Coates John, teacher 208 William Coates Si Hoxie, principals Philom Acad 203 Wm. Craft A. 270 Cherry Craft and Smith, 199 Front Curtis William B. 187, h 302 Pearl Deforest William W. 82*Soulh Dibble Frederick, attor. notary 177 Water Doremus and Suydam, 171 Broadway Dudley Edward, 44 Market Duffy Thomas A. M D 32 Lombardy Durand Asher B. engraver 10 Pine Dwioht, Townsend & Walker, proprietor, oi the N. York Daily Advertiser, Tontine Coffee .Home Flanrey Thomas, 104 Chatham Griffith Wm- R. merchant 195 Broadway Haddock Henry, crockery store 1 Burling slip Hamilton Alex., attorney at law Barclay Hartman George, 31 Stanton Hitchcock E. 55 Fulton Hopper John, 44 Beaver Hubbell James, couns. at law Fort Gansevoi t Hudson 1. 1. 78 Pine Hunter Si Co. J. W. 456 Pearl Hiaks & Titus, 201 Cherry "iKnapp William, 200 Broadway Moran P. K. musician 11 Broome Ketistone Thos. organ builder 106 Bowery Konyon Martin W. accountant 76 Forcyta Slover Abram A. 5 Seuth Suydai.i James, 13 Dey Maud JoLn, i s i Fulton Marecbal DavU, 141 William Marsh and Brooks. 165 Pearl Mount Adam D 51 Ferap West h 42 Cortlandt / iEx ICtbrtB SEYMOUR DURST -f 1 'Tort nuMw ^■Im^erja-mr oj? <3e Mtrr&atarus When you leave, please leave this book Because it has been said " Ever'tbinQ comes t' him who waits Except a loaned book.'' Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library Gift of Seymour B. Durst Old York Library CITY DIRECTOR^ -5 AND ALMANAC, FOR THE FORTY-FIFTH YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. JNTA1NING, BESIDE THE LIST OF I1UT1ES, BANKS, INSURANCE "OMPAJIIES, POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT, A VAR1ETT OF USEFUL INFORMATION : — SEE CONTENTS, NEXT LEAF. '' PRO BONO PUBLICO. .YEW-YORK PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM A. MERCEIN, No. 93, Gold-Street. June I, 1320— Price, $1-25. S IN THE CITY OF NEW- YORK." Six per cent, per annum is the interest for discount on all notes or bills not having more than sixty days to run. Three days grace are allowed, and the discount taken for the same. AH bills or notes presented for discount, must be left at the Bank the day previous to discount day, enclosed under a sealed cover, directed to the Cashier, with the name of the person on whose account the samte is offered. Bills or notes lodged at the Banks for collection, are col- lected free of expense, except when protested for non- payment — the person lodging the same pays the charge of protest. Deposites of money, or notes for collection, must be en- tered in the dealer's book at the time such deposite is made. » Gold coins of France, Great Britain, and Spain, are re- served and paid at the Banks, at the following rates, ac- cording to an act of Congress, passed April 29th, 1816 : viz. - 'ym ' Of France — 87]- cents the pennyweight. Of Great Britain— 88f cents do. Of Spain— -84 cents do. Silver coins are received at the Banks as follows For one crown, 110 cents, one dollar, 100 cents. 0, j&ve francs, at 93 T £j cents. Pistareen, 20 cents. » The above relates to the most recent rules and regulations for the . Importers and consignees 77 Returned cargo 79 Mode of obtaining drawback on foreign merchandise ib. Information generally 81 Officers of the Customs, with the \ ports of entry in the United States 81—84, Go i Public appraisers 51 — j Banks 8, 9 I Insurance Companies 11,12,13 » Chamber of Commerce 13 > Catalogue of ScudJei's Museum 14 j Almanac 25 > Board of Navy Commissioners 55 t Navy Yards ib. i Flags of the United State^ 56 \ United States Navv 58 i Page Navy Agents 58 Progress and prospects of the navy 59 Captains of the United States navy 60 Masters Commandant ib. Lieutenants ib Late promotions 61 General staff of the United States army ' 62 Divisions and departments of the . United States navy 63 Aggregate of the army of the - United States 58 Organization of the Executive dep. of the United States >,j J ^ £6 President, Vice President, Se- cretary of State, Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of War, and Secretary of the Navy 56—57 Attorney General ib. Departments of the federal go- vernment 12 General Post Office, United States Mint, Laud Depart- ment, Judiciary, District Judges, Clerk* to the Su- preme Courts, &c. &c. ib. District Attorneys, Marshals 73 Territorial governments ib. Intercourse with foreign nations 63 Ministers Plenipotentiary ib. Consuls in Great Britain, France and Russia 63 Ditto in Spain, Portugal, Swe- den, Denmark, Holland, the Hanse Towns, Tuscany, Aus- tria, China, Naples, Barbary 64 Ministers, Consuls, and Com- missaries of Foreign Pow- ers residing in the United States : From France ib. Great Britain ' 65 Russia and Spain ib. Portugal, Denmark, Sweden ; Norway, Prussia, Nether- lands 66) (7 CONTENTS. Foreign consols who reside in New- York 67 Register Act 82 Consuls and Vice Consuls ib. United States patents 87 Mode of application for ditto ib. Sheriffs in the State of New- York 70 Number of Common Schools in the State of New- York 71 Rules and Orders of the Com- mon Council of the city of ! - ■ TS Pa 5 e i New York 90 [ Annual Bill of Mortality 91 ! College of Physicians and Sur- j geons 94 < State Medical School 95 ' Medico Chirurgical Society of J New York 96 ' New York Justices ib. ! Alms House 94—96 ! Columbia College 94 New-York Hospital ib. ; New York Slate Prison M JYewspaptrs, Prites Current, and Shipping List, published in this City. New-York Evening Post, No. 40, William-Street. New-York Daily Advertiser, Tontine Coffee-House^ New- York Gazette, Hanover-Square. Mercantile Advertiser, No. 159, Pearl-Street. Commercial Advertiser, No. 60, Wall-Street*. Columbian, No. 69, Pine-Street. American, No. 22, Wall-Street. National Advocate, corner of William and Pine-Streets Ladies' Literary Cabinet, opposite the Park, Broadway Public Sale Report, No. 95, Pearl-Street. Price Current, No. 84, Front-Street. Gospel Herald, No. 93, Gold-Street; NEW-YORK ANNUAL ADVERTISER. V W*/WVWW*VWVV>(VVVVVVVV%VVVV\W*VWVV\ VW WV W\ VW W% w*- INSURANCE COMPANY (OFFICE No. 55 WALL-STREET,) NEW-YORK. CAPITAL OA'E MILLION OF DOLLARS. INVESTED IN BONDS AND MORTGAGES, AND PUBLIC STOCK. Incorporated by an Act of the Legislature of the State of New-York, for the purpose of insuring houses and other buildings, ships-in port, merchandise, and other personal property, from loss or damage by fire, and for making insurance on merchandise in (he course of inland transportation, and on lives. DIRECTORS. William Henderson — John Hone — ThomasL. Ogden — Samuel Hicks — Augustine H. Lawrence — Edward H.Nicoll — Benjamin W.Rogers — Peter Remsen — William Irving — Jonathan Goodhue — Amasa Jackson — Garrit Storm — Peter Schermerhorn. jun. — John Suydam — Nathaniel Prime — Samuel M'Coun — Benjamin W. Coles — Goold Hoyt — Peter Crary, jun. — Henry Thomas — Gamaliel Smith— ^Henry Beekman — Edward R. Jones — Archibald Gracie — William B. Astor — Duncan P. Campbell — William North — Austin L. Sands — James Thompson, and Lewis Larue. Proposals for Insuring Houses, Buildings, Skips and their Cargoes, (in port only) Goods and Merchandise, from loss or damage by fire. Classes of Hazards, and Rates of Annual Premiums. 1st Class of Hazards — Buildings of brick or stone, covered with tile, slate or metal: the doors and windows of solid iron. Goods not hazardous therein, 22 cents per 100 dolls. 2rf. Class of Hazards. — Buildings of brick or stone, covered with tile, slate or metal. Goods not hazardous therein, 23 cent? per 100 dolls. 3d Class of Hazards — Buildings of brick or stone, roofs three-fifths of tile, slate or metal, the rest shingled. Goods not hazardous therein, 30 cents per 100 dolls. 4lh Class of Hazards. — Buildings of brick or stone, covered with wood. Goods not hazardous therein, 37 1-2 cents per 100 dolls. 5th Class of Hazards. — Buildings of frame, filled in with brick, the front entirely of brick. Goods not hazardous therein, 50 cents per 100 dells. 6/A Class of Hazards. — Frame buildings filled in with brick. Goods not hazardous therein, 62 1-2 cents per 100 dolls. Ttit Class of Hazards. — Buildings entirely of wood. Goods not hazardous therein, 75 a 100 cents per 100 dolls., Goods not hazardous, are such as are usually kept in dry good stores : including also household furniture and linen, cotton iii hales <:o*Tpe, flour, indigo, potash, rice, sugars, and otticr article* not combustible. 1 » MERCEIN'S The following trades, goods, wares and merchandise, are considered Hazardous, and are charged with 12 1-2 cents per 100 dolls, in addition to the premium above-named, for each class; viz. Ship-chandlers, chair makers, chocolate-makers, sail-makers, tavern- keepers, tobacco manufacturers, china, glass, and earthen-ware in packages, booksellers' stock, chip and straw hats, flax, hemp, groceries, including spirituous liquors, oil, pitch, saltpetre, tar, turpentine. The following trades Rnd occupations, goods, wares and merchan- dise, are deemed extra hazardous, and will be charged 25 cents and upwards per 100 dolls, in addition to the premium above specified, for each class; viz. Apothecaries or druggists, boat-builders, coach makers, soap-boilers, tallow-chandlers, cabinet makers, carpenters in their own shops, or in buildings erecting or repairing, chemists, China, glass, and earthen-ware sellers, Coopers, dyers, founders, musical instrument makers, jewellers, and all manufactories requiring the use of fire-heat; aqua-forlis, ether, gun-powder, spirits of turpentine, hay, straw, fodder, and grain un- tbreshed. Grist mills, fulling mills, paper mills, saw-mills, and other mills, dis- telleries, bakeries, breweries, malt-houses, printing offices, book binde- ries, and sugar refineries, will be insured as special rates of premium. N. B. Country houses, standing detached from other buildings, though of the 6th or 7lh classes, will be iusured at 60 cents per 100 dolls. Barns and stables, in the country, at 75 cents per 100 dolls. *„* Ships in poit,,or their cargoes — and ships building or repairing, may be insured against fire. CONDITIONS OF INSURANCE. T. Applications for insurance on property out of the city of New- York must be in writing, and specify the construction and materials of Ihe building to be insured, or containing the property to be insured ; by whom occupied ; whether as a private dwelling, or otherwise, and how ; its situation with respect to contiguous buildings, and their con- struction and materials ; whether any manufactory is carried on within or about it ; and in case of goods ami merchandise, whether or not they are of the description denominated hazardous or txlra hazardous. And if any person insuring any building or goods in this office, shall describe the same otherwise than as they really arc, so that the same be insured at less than the rate of premium specified in the printed proposals of the company, such insurance shall be void and of no effect. II. No insurance, whether original or continued, shall be considered as binding, until the actual payment of premium. III. Goods held in trust, or on commission, are to be injured as such : otherwise the policy will Dot cover sui-h property. IV. l'olicicsjpf insurance, subscribed- by litis company, shall not be assignable, without the consent of the company, expressed by endorse- ment made thereon In case of assignment without such consent, whether ofihe. whole policy, or of any interest in it. the liability of Hie comnjnpy. in virtue of such policy, shall thenceforth cease. V. Notrce of all previous insurances- upon property insured by this oomnany, shall be given k) them in writing, at or before the lime of their making insurance therflR ; otherwise the policy subscribed by this company shall be of no effect. And in case of subsequent in- surances, on property insured by this company, notice thereof must . coneern- . —racier and circum- or persons insured, that he, she, or they, really and Oy mislortune, and without fraud or evil practice, hath or have sustain- ed by such fire, loss or damage to the amount therein mentioned ; and until such proofs or declarations, and certificates are produced, the loss shall not be deemed payable. — Also, if there appear any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shall forfeit all claim by virtue of this policy. X. Payment of losses shall be mnde in sixty days after the loss shall have been ascertained and proved, without any deduction whatever ; and in case differences shall arise touching any loss or damage, it may be submitted to the judgment of arbritrators indifferently chosen, whose award in writing shall be binding on the parties. XI. Insurance may be made for seven years, by paying the premium for six years ; and for a less number of years than seven, a reasonable discount shall be allowed. XII. Insurance once made, may be continued for such further term as may be agreed on, the premium therefor being paid and endorsed on the policy, or a receipt being given for the same; arid they shall be considered as continued under the original representation in so far as it may not be varied by a new representation in writing. WM. HENDERSON, President. RICHARD DUNN, Jun. Secretary. PRIZES Aw, i ^. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of . . . #25,000 . . 1P\ . #50,000 3 do Ht. 10,000 20,000 2 « each j Total Number of Jfc INHABITANTS. OO CO 1 * *"*■ " M 00 ** "> § 1-" CD CO cr. 1© =s -< CO i-i ^ w n i-H tr> co ri CO i ?~ cr > 1 »o CO 1 i *o p Coloured Inhabit- ants, not Slaves. Male. | Female. *-«CO©CO©t*-^©)CDC0 CO to lO rj» 1 CO *o ! 2* Ci OS Oi ^ CO CD CO CO CO I ** CO co«-^o^co«--cocoo?n co — 1 co CO CO ALIENS. ri E 0) e»t»u>t-onceoNa i -t rl- CC, CT, X 3~- »~ o cn l^r: **■» 1 O CO s coc. o*r — G^CCrJ-Osci 1 © — C * ^ c c c: co © ■s ^VVVVVVVV\VVVWVVVVVVV^^ B JINKS LY THE CITY OF NEW- YORK The interest for discount in the banks in (his city is fixed at six per cent, per annum, upon notes or bills not having more than sixty days to run. Three days of grace arc allowed, and the discount taken for the same. Every bill or note offered for discetv.t must be delivered on the day preceding the day of discount, enclosed under a sealed cover, directed to (he cashier, advising the name of the person on whose account it rs offered. Money left at the bank may he drawn at pleasure, free of expense; but no draft to be paid beyond th» balance of accounts. Bills or notes lodged at the banks for collection, will be noticed for payment, and money collected free of expense Incase of non-pay- ment and protest, the charge of protest must be paid by the person lodgingthe bill. , Payments made at the banks are to be examined at the lime, as no deficiency afterwards suggested can be admitted. Gold coins of England and Portugal arc received and paid at the banks at the rates established by an Act of Congress, which became a law in July, 1793; viz. 89 cents per pennyweight ; and those of France and Spain, and the dominions of Spaiu, are rated 87 cents the penny- weight. Silver coins are received at the bank as follows: For 1 crown 110 cents For 1 pistareen20 cents diet. m diet. grs. 11 6 Quarter Dollar 4 8 5 15 One Dime 1 17 3 6 2 19 Half Dime 0 20 4-6 17 8 One Cent 11 0 8 16 Half CendHk 5 12 1 dollar 100 do Weights of the Federal coins. One Eagle Half Eagle Quarter Eagle One Dollar Half Dollar BANK OF NEW-YOfflP^ 32 Wall Street Incorporated in March, 1791— to endure until 2d Tuesday in May, 1811 Charier was renewed until 2d Tuesday in May, 1820. Capital 950,000 dollars. Officer elected the 2d Tuesday in May. Matthew Clarkson, President. — Charles Wilkes,. Caj/zi'er. Notes for discounts must he offered on M-ndays and Wednesdays. Dividends are declared 1st May, and 1st November. H. &E. Wilkes, Notaries. "A MANHATTAN COMPANY, 23 irall-Slrcet. Incorporated in 1799 Charter unlimited. ▼Entire capital 2,00«000 dollars Offioers appointed the first Tuesday in Decr;ober. Henry Remsen President.— Robert White, Cashier. ■ .NEW-YORK REGISTER. 9 Notes must be offered on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Dividends are declared 10th July and lOtb December. John G. Bogert, Notary. MERCHANTS' BANK, 25 Wall Strut. Instituted in 1803. Incorporated March 26, 1806. To endure until the first Tuesday in June, 1818. Capital 1,400,000 dollars. Officers elected the 1st Tuesday in June. Richard Varick. President. — G. B. Vrooui, Cashier. Notes must be offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Dividends declared 1st June and 1st December. Isaac L. Kip, Notary. UNION BANK, 17 Wall Street. Incorporated March, 1811. To endure until 1831. Capital 1,800,000 dollars. Officers elected the first Monday in March. Amasa Jackson, President— John Low, Cashier. Notes must be offered Mondays and Thursdays^ Dividends are declared 1st November and 1st May. John I. Sickles, Notary. BANK OF AMERICA, 30 Wall Street. Officers elected first Monday in May. Chartered 1812 for twenty years. Capital 4,000,000 dollars. Thomas Buckley, President. — Jobs. Burra!, Vice President. — George *"ewbold r Casliier. . ndays and Thursdays. ,ry aod July. Notes must be offei Dividends declared David Cod wise, Notar Capital i r CITY BANK, 38 Wall Sired. Incorporated 1612 for twenty years. Officers elected first Tuesday in June. Capital 2,000,000 dollars. P. Stagg, President. — Samuel Flewwelling, Cashiir Notes must be offered on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Dividends declared 1st November and 1st May. Michael Ulshoeffer, Notary. «> % J^^f^^^ John T. Irving, Morney. ■ •* New- York Manufacturing Company, 24 Wall Street. Charter dated loth June, 1812, for twenty year- Style altered in 1817 to PHEMX BANK Presenf capital 700,000 dollar? t 1* MERCEIN'S VWWUW WVV\WV*VVV>Vvvi^vi/v,vVVV«0,CX>0 sha. es at 100 dollars. United States hold 70,000 shares, being 7,000,000 dollars, in five per cent stock. Individual subscription, 280,000 shares, beinp, 28,000,000 dollars. Isaac Lawrence. President — Lynde Cutlin, Cashier. Su ', Maltby Gelston, Notary. — John L. Lawrence, Attorney. MECHANICS' BANK, 16 Wall Street Incorporated 23d March, 1810, with a capital of 1,500,000 dollars. To endure until 2d Tuesday in April, 1832. In 1811 increased Jtepiial to 2,000,000 dollars. Officers elected first Tuesday in April. Jacob Lorillard, President. — John Fleming, Casliier. Notes must be offered on Tuesdays and Fridays Dividends are declared 1st February and 1st August. John T. Irving, A'otaty. FRANKLIN BANK, 1 Franklin Square. Charter dated 21st April. 1818— Eggtos in 1832. Capital 500,000 dolj^H Officers i-iected in J^^^HP Samuel Leggett,./ > r«t//>.n/. — H. Pos^ronr. Cashier. Notes offered »n Mondays and Fridays. Dividends declared 12th February and 12th August. Robert Bogardus, Attorney. — William Seaman, 3 Peck-slip, A'olary. PATTERSON BANK. Capital 200,000 dollars. Charter dated 17th Februn y, 1818. Privileged for 20 years. Directors elected 3d Friday in April. , Daniel Holsman, President: — Andrew Parson^, Cashier. Notes for discount must be offered Mondays and Thursdays. L Dividends declared 1st April and October. Th. Dickerson, Notary and Attorney. * JERSEY BANK. Incorporated in 1818. Capital 200,000 S. P. Durand, President. — G. Kissam, Cashier. Discount every Tuesday. ■ .NEW-YORK REGISTER. 1 1 WVVWVWVWiWWVkiVNWVWVVt/WVWWVVWUW W*'WVVWV WVX VW VN. "V INSURANCE COMPANIES. NEW-YORK INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 34 Walt Street. • : Incorporated April 2d. 1793— Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected the 2d Monday in January. Charles M'Evers, Pres. Wynant Vanzandt, Adam Treadwell, .toil.'. Charles 6. Shipman, Secretary. Dividends arc declared 1st Monday in January and July. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. JsSS^U- Qffi*ce 52 Wall Street. Incorporated March 23, 1798— and renewed in 1S09. To endure until 1824— Capital 500.000 dollars. Directors elected 1st Tuesday in April. Gabriel Yurman, Pretidcnt. — John Pintard, Secretary. Dividends are paid 1st June and 1st December. WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Office William, corner of John. lustituted June, 1801. Incorporated March IS, 1814. * Charter unlimited.— Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 1st Tuesday in April James Swords, President — Peter Hawes, Secretary. — John E. West, Surveyor and Clerk. Dividends declared 1st of February and August. PH(ENIX INSURANCE COMPA.NV. Office 47 Wall Street. Incorporated March 2, 1807. Capita! 500,000 dollars. Directors elected io January. OCEjjBteURA.NCE COMPANV. ^ m^Kp4o Wall Incorporated March 2d, 1810. Capital 500,000 dollars. Willi privilege to increase to 750,000 dolls. Directors elected 2d Monday in January. . •Ab'in. Ogden, Pres. — N. G. Rutgers, Vice Pres.— Samuel Stansbury, Secretary. Dividends declared 1st Monday in January and July. NEW-YORK FIREMEN INSURANCE COMPANY ^S^^j(»>^|§i6HjMjiyitrcet. Incorporated April, 1810. V. pMKij Capital 500,000 d >llai s i^d^^ff^ Directors elected 2d Monday in December. ™ Thomas C. Butler Pres. —William Mc Neal, Secretary. Dividends are declared 2d Tuesday in May and N'ovembei IS. MERCELVS W\ V\A.VW*WVVW WWW WW VW v-v> ww vw WVW\ vwwv wvvwvwvw VW EAGLE FIRE COMPANY. Office 59 Wall-street. Directors elected 2d Tuesday in January, incorporated 1806. In 1811 obtained a privilege of insuring on lives. Capital 500,000 dollars, with privilege to increase to 1,000,000 dollars. Edward W. Laight. Pres. — John D. Meyer, Secretary. Dividends declared in January and July. GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 55 Wall-street. Incorporated 1814. Capital 1,000,000 dollars. Directors elected 1st Monday in February. William Henderson, Pres.— Richard Dunn, jr. Secretary. Dividends are declared 2d Tuesday in June and December. AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-YORK. Office 51 Wall-street. Incorporated March 1st, 1S15. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 2d Tuesday in May. William Nelson, jun. Pres. — Wm. Craig, Assist. — Munson Haight, Sec'ry. Dividends declared 2d Tuesday in May and November. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 47 Wall-street. Incorporated April, 1815. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 2d Monday in January. Frederick Depeyster, Pres. — Richard M. Lawrence, Assist. — John I. Jones, Sec'ry. Dividends declared January and July. PACIFIC INSURANCE C^PANY. Office, 49 Wall-sj|Hk Incorporated 1815 — coromenaBBJPmiess 1S17. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected 3d Monday in January. Jonathan H. Lawrence, Pres. — Lewis Larue, Assist. — Walter R. Jones. • Stc'ry. Dividends declared 1st Mondays in January and July. FIREMEN INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 56 Wall-street. Chartered April, 1810. Capital 500,000 dollars. Officers elected 2d Monday in December. Thomas C. Butler, Pret.— John Whetten. Assistant. — William M£Neil Sec'ty. Dividends declared 2d Tuesday in May and November. Officers elected 2d Monday in January. Elisha Tibbets, Prts.—J. Wortbington, Sec ry. FULTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office, 33 Park. Incorporated April 2, 1819. Capital 500,000 dollars. Directors elected last Montiay in January. Anthony L. Underbill, President. — O. H. Hicks, Secretary. MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital 500,000 dollars. Incorporated in April, 1819. John Franklin, Prtndmi^gaw^m'm Crane, Secretary. MERCHANTS^^Hfe INSURANCE COMPANY cfice, 62 Wall-street. Incorporated in April, 1819. Capital 500,000 dollars . ■ Jonathan Lawrence, President — Charles Lamton Secretary. Dividends! 2d Monday in January and July. UMON INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 56 Wall-it. Samuel A. Lawrence, President. — Charles Rhind, Assistant. James Ren wick, Irtuarif. V,,. .:\ J. Van Ua^enen. Secretary. •> Incorporated 31>t March, 1819, with a perpetual Charter for Life Insurance, and until 1840 for Marine Insurance. Capital d-JO.OOO dollars. Of which 100.000 dollar; is stenreu upon bond and mortgage, and rnade liable for the business of '.lie life department. Officers elected 2d Monday in January. Dividends payable 1st January and 1st July. AN ABRIDGED CATALOGUE OF THE Principal Natural and Artificial Curiosities, NOW I N T H E AMERICAN MUSEUM. /. SCUDDER, PROPRIETOR. New-York, May 22, 1820. On* hundred and twelve caies of '30 M. and t emale Eider Duck) BIRDS, containing G75, from which produce the finest dowr different parti of the Globe, of all the feathered creation among which are— 13' JJal« «nd female (i.-neii ;* d 22 Ditto Great Northern Divert 1 . Otlrich, of S. A. 2 3 uillo Se , Lo 0 , Great Di 2. Male and female Albelro. from ver kh , hcir the C. of Good Hope, measux- 24 0 „ , Penguil „ £ oal GolPsJj. lag 13 feet from tip to tip ol lmil if to U Red Curlew of S Am. with a I" Woodl .^ ^ Curlews 11 Mile a iJ female .snow Gee* 31 7 varieties of the Toucan biid< 12 Black Stvan from Botany Bay 13 Male ami female Seear of K A weigh- ing 70011m 2Polaror ^reat y?htteh^ar weigh- ing 90011)8 Newfoundland- 3 A Sheep with 5 legs and 6 feat 4 Ichneumon of Egypt 5 Braid ian Weaxlfl ft NEW-YORK ANNUAL ADVERTISER- 15 * Peccary or Brazilian Hoj. 7 A great varitty of Baboons and Monkeys t Agouti, or )■ nosed Cavey S A 9 M Mc Moogooz from Afiica 10 M. and f Ant Enter-. ' d voung »2 Beaver and Sloth of S A 13 M and f Pole Cats of N A 14 Miuks and weasels of N A 15 Antelope of India 16 Porcupines from various part 19 Two beautiful L p ■ 1 Seals m and f taken in tlie Hudson R 20 7 8 and 9 band(d Armadillo, 21 A Beautiful Sea Wolf 22 Fur Seal from GofTs bland 23 Great Dragon Iguana 24 Fringed ditto 25 Foui Lizard ditto S A 26 An Elegant Aid. Crocodile 27 Three varieties of Camelion- FiSfl. 1 The Whale killer of ihe 6 S-a when Hving weighed 18cwt. 7fi 2 Bottle uosed PorpoUe 3 Herring Hog Porpoise N Aui. 4 Lance tooth ditto 5 Ground SI. ark of N America 7 Sling Rav, or great Devil Fish I A beautiful Dolphin with all hi - original colours 9 Great Porcupine and wolf Fish 11 Great and »oia)l Dorce, Trunk f Fbh. Tetrodan and Puffer Fish 1C Pin Cushion and Cuttle Fish 7 Coach Whip and Water Snakt 9 Rattle, Glass, and Riband StiL. 10 Copper head »r Pilot IS Spotted and striped Garter £ 1 7 Bead and Black Snake IS Ground Adder, etc I If SECTS. The Elepbaut, Rhinoceros and 6:.. r Beetles 5 vai teties of diatnond ditto 5 do of the Tarantula or deadly poison Spider 4 do Scarpion, 3 do Nun Flies 6 do ol Locusts — and a variety of r beautiful Injects PNCHOLOGY. Xion of hcauiiful Shell sting of more than 3000 from all parts of the world 1 The Ethiopian or Imp. Crown 2 Specimens ol tne Chama Oys- ter weighing 2091bs 3 Paper Nautilus or Argonaut 4 Chamber Nautilus Elegant specimens of Scorpion; 6 Handsome collect, of Conger; 7 Pyramid and Porcupine So ell; R Sea Urchin 9 A beautiful coi of Scollopi lfl Hottentot and Conger Venut 13 Silk Muscle 14 King and Queen Conchs etc. M , I cttih and Coint, 6dool Lo And a great variety of Lobster. 1 A native Rock Crystal found Craw Fi»h, Crabs, etc* REPTILES. 1 A 8nake whh 2 perfect heads 2 DouMe headed Snake of Jan 9 Paddle Snake and Viper ' Stump tail aad Crane Stakes a silver mine 730 Miles fro Mexico, weighing 212 Ifcjfc 2 A Collection Lead Mineral with ty of w. and yellow tiff. 3 Beautiful specimens of Crys- tal Quart*, Kingston N T i Piece of Crystal, f Atheifi N V 5 Piece of Ch. Mount. Swifzerl. 6 Piece of the Rack of Gibraltar 7 Specimen of marble Ad Cart ha. 3 and 9 do from various countries 10 Lava from M. Etna and Vesuv. 11 (Jit ol various kinds 12 Piece of Agate, from Switzer, A large collection of Silver and] Coppei COINS of all nations PETRIFACTIONS. Such as Wood,0ys(ert, Clams. A very large collection of Imple- ments of war of all the Savage Nations — such as Death malls, death clubs, battle > ' • • -- paddles, stoue axes.ca- noes, etc etc. A variety of Articles fromChina, such as Mandarine Caps,men's and women's shoes etc. AyTIQUITIES. 1 Cross Bow Wm.Tel! 2 Sword of Columbus. Jug and Sugar dish, found in the ruins of Pumpey iSugai disb,etc found in the niins of Herculaneum 5 An Ancient Mortar cast in 1595 representing Crucifixion ot" our Saviour, etc etc 6 Representation of Virgin Mary with the infant Jesus in her aims — made oTW Elephant's tusk Another oflbe same executed at Naples out of White Ma rble 8 Cannon Discharger reign Q. An 9 Match Lock from Winds. Castl ISA Pitcher inthe shape of & man, from city of Conception 11 Stained glass from ancieat Cathedral a( Paris JG MERCEIN'S 12 Piece of marble column from the ruins of Pompey, etc. lHiMC:llamous,Natural antj ° ^ SI 3 » — i_, 2 * 3 o* ST S. 2 * t. " -• ? o ft s„ - ►13 £• ft 5 -! re 3 ~©"2. _ ^ Si, jb_ 3 « 3 «. «" 03 Z .CT5 - • ^ m < 21 » 33 -1 »* ™ Do 3 » ft X' * 9J ft ft ^ 2 * ft 2 » 2 " 3 93 N p 2* MERCEIN'S 41 AND PARASOLS. SAMUEL REDMOND, No. 286 Pearl-Street, Directly opposite Beekman-Street, New- York; RESPECTFULLY inforaiB the Merchants, Shippers, Agents, and others interested in the Southern Trade, that he has now on hand (being a regular Manufacturer) a complete assortment of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, Embracing a Fanciful and Elegant variety of seasonable articles, suited not only to the above, but also to the Spa- nish Market. From the long experience in business, and the general satisfaction that he has given to those who hare honoured him with their commands, he indulges a belief, that those who deal in the above goods will find his assort- ment equal, if not superior, to any ever offered for sale in this Country; all of which he will dispose of, Wholesale or Retail, at a small advance for cash, or approved paper. Tunc 1, 1830. NEW-YORK ANNUAL ADVERTISER. *9 LAW BOOKSELLERS, Have removed their Store from the corner of JVall and Broad Streets, to the corner of NASSAU AND SPRUCE STREETS, Opposite the City Hall ; Where they keep a general and extensive collection of Law Works, particularly the ancient and modern Reporters. 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Full • 26th, 2h 7m morn 30^ 6 ©R ©S 4 38 7 22 1 37 7 23 4 37 7 23 4 36 7 24 4 367 24 4 35,' 7 25, 4 35 7 25 22 48 4 35 7 25 22 54 4 34 7 26 4 34|7 26 4 34 4 33 4 33 4 33 4 33 4 33 i 33 4 32 4 32 4 32 4 32 4 32 4 32 4 32 4 33 7 27 7 27 7 27 7 27 m m nt t t Vf 4 33 W,4 33 w 4 33 - 4 33 7 27 7 28 7 28 ©de. 22 7 22 15 22 22 22 29 22 36 22 42 22 59 .'3 3 7 26123 8 23 12 23 15 23 21 7 27 23 23 7 28 23 28 7 28 7 2f; 7 28 23 28 23 28 23 27 7 2' 23 25 23 26 23 27 7 23 23 26 23 24 7 27 23 22 7 27 23 20! 7 27 23 17 7 27 23 14 10 2i fl ris 12 0 mor, 0 27 0 51 1 13 1 36 2 1 2 30 3 5 sets. 8 58 9 44 10 21 10 50 11 14 11 3 11 5-1 mor. 0 13 0 32| 0 52 1 17 1 47 2 2c 3 14 rise 9 19 9 55 1<0' 46^ 9 H 9 49W 10 44W 11 36^ mor n.^5 0 24*3 9^ 285^ r.S3 seas 1 _ v-3 V.fv^ifc,_ g glX. SEPTEMBER begins on Fri'da ; ~hath~b7la^s ~Mo'l, ^rVAiitl in some papers neal, like doctor's potions, ^JjHe placed his new cathartic, marked " delotions,' ^vAnd marching forth with basket in his hand, MBegan hiscry with voice thus deep and grand i gg" Who buy my new red powder, kill de flee ! £gSeex paince de paper, varee nice, you see ?" yv^The woman heard hit bass before her door, &And straight began a tenor slave to roar : Halloo! there mister! how d'y sell your stuff? g^What in the wnrld is't made of, scented snuff?" t&Nev* 4 2R ^30 Giles. ) runs high Dewy nights. 1 4th aft Trinity Antares sets 9 43. Warm yet» 9 "s gr. elongation Enurrhus ) in apo JVa< ofBV Mary Cloudy. Dog days end 7 *'s rise 8 48 8 © 4 . Perhaps rain. Holy Cross. ) runs low. in perigee St Matthew ( ft. ) eclipsed, ©enters — nth after Trinity Chillinp winds. St Cyprian No frost yet. ( runs high. St Michael. St Jerome ©y. ©R 5 31 5 33 5 34 5 35 5 37 5 38 5 39 5 41 5 42 5 43 5 45 5 46 5 47 5 49 |5 50 5 51 5 53 5 54 5 55 5 57 5 58 5 59 6 1 ©de ) ns 6 29 8 10 morn. 6 27 7 41! O 14 6 26 7 26 1 16 6 25 1 4 2 21 6 23 6 42 3 25 6 22 6 19 4 28 6 21 5 57 sets. 6 19 5 34 6 50 6 18 5 11 7 9 6 17 4 49 7 30 6 15 4 26 7 53 6 14 4 3 8 21 6 13 3 40 8 55 6 11 3 17 9 39 6 10 2 54 10 33 6 9 2 31 11 38 6 1 2 7 morn. 6 6 1 44 0 52 6 5 1 21 2 12 6 3 0 57 3 33 6 2 0 34 4 53 6 1 Nil rises. 5 59 S 13 6 41 5 58 0 36 7 It 5 57 1 0 7 46 5 55 1 23 8 28 5 54 1 46 9 17 5 53 2 10 .10 15 5 51 2 33 11 17 5 50 2 57 I morn. H.W 4 7 OVJ 7 4 4 »$ 8 2 6 fcS| 0 6£? 9 4 5 ** 10 24&i 11 11 47gj? morn-W 0 33W 1 23$ 17g< >3 0< 9 U 40S3 8 9 10 40fcfi 11 35t# aft 3»H 3 24^2 4 Aha! madame, all very nice you see ! X^Seex paince de paper, sure to kill de flea !" J^The woman bought his stock, to try the scheme, SyOf brick dust powder little did she dream. voHis money in his pocket off Ten hurried, K^And left the woman io her plan deep buried. Ig^Theair next morn resounded to his call, &i\Vhen suddenly he hear d her angry bawl : jj^" Heigh, here you little rascal — powder man !" ^ The French man »t hpr^eck nhseqiiinns ran : ^New a 7tb, 2h 19m . g^ FistQ. 14th. 7h Slim after. Full •vMat, lib 18m mor. I 1 i!9 5 Remigius @ 9 Pleasant 8 © h 9 rises 2 26. weather. ) apogee 0 JJ> Faith, warm. Aldebaran ris. 8 34 19th. aft. Trinity St Denis. 9 's [gr. eloog. Still and smoky. 9 rises £ 35. ) runs luw. Pleasant, but 20lh of Trinity pei bops frost. St Luke. ) in perigee ) ft . Look for rait). Ell-&-yard ris 9 45. AjSlii after Trinity 2 J enters HI. -of.. 3 r A > I f S , tr f 1 w d «* °' er ,he beds and floer, S3" M»H k,U,nff ' " * br0Ught ten thousand !" 'OVn„ , me y ° U " ro "S-I «how you how-but whew ! f(C u & ot no P° w der ;-buy some wore ! I'll do !" ^ J .e woman now suspected she was wrong, ^Uan led (he Frenchman's counsel a ll along; &\ew « 5th, 7h 5 in y J rises 5 S2 © ent. T y rises 1 J $ 3 21'noi 6 7 G 2 3 4 5 6 7 G 2 3 4 5 6 7 G 2 3 4 5 6 7 G 2 3 ■1 5 6 7 ) in y_ rises 5 26 ® 14 ^ ris 1 «5r> V 0 ZD J 4o 6 24 5 36 in Qo IU JO u 0 5 37 6 2 I 1 QO "U Jv 6 22 c 00 5 00 sets. A Oil T a on 0 *u 5 40 V 61 116 1 c in O I J 5 41 9 10 2 8 6 18 5 42 10 31 3 3 6 16 AA 11 47 3 59 n 6 15 5 45 4 56 n 6 14 5 46 1 j 5 55 ft 1 • 5 4K 1 A 6 53 7-7 6 11 5 49 2 58 7 49 6 10 5 50 3 42 8 41 ft 6 8 5 52 4 18 9 29 ft 6 7 5 53 4 49 10 14 m> 6 5 5 55 5 11 10 56 ng 6 4 5 56 5 31 11 36 ni) 6 S 5 57 rise. morn 6 1 5 59 7 8 0 15 6 0 6 0 8 12 0 55 m 5 59 6 V 9 13 1 35 m 5 57 6 3 10 18 * 18 m 5 56 6 4 11 21 3 4 5 55 6 ft m*r. 3 54 5 53 6 7 0 24 4 44 w 5 52 6 8 1 19 5 68 w 5 51 6 0 2 12 6 35 — 5 49 6 11 2 58 7 36 5 48 6 12 3 34 8 30 5 47 S 13 4 6 9 2S H 5 45 6 IS 4 34 10 16 0 54W 1 44%eak ill alike of all, Witti their false judgments their reasons call- The hypocrites still more rebgion act, Most faith profess, as they hare least in fact. The cunning slave most for a fool would go, And seems the bubble whilst he makes men so. The wealthy hoarding miser acts the poor, And least confesses, as his wealth is more : The needy prodigal, on t'other side, Food to seem rich, shews all his store in pride So fops, most lavish of their little wit. Talk most, but less still to demonstrate it. L<2 ) 2d, luh 14m mor. Full • 17th, 7h 34m morn, Q. 9th,4h 27m mor Last Q 25th, 3h ISm morn. ) lat 1 deg north > in perigee. 7 *'s set 10 14 6 ® h — U stat'y ) runs high. 4 rises 5 20 ? stationary 9 q 9 20' south ft a Antares south 2 56 ) in y h rises 5 46 Arcturus sou 00 37 ) in apogee 9 h-9 55' north $ rises 4 33 ® ent. D Easter ) runs low Spica south 4 31 9 ris. 5S,Jt| i > in SI [14' N Procyon sets 1 1 35 in perigee \V / \-'r.v»y._'v^JV. 23 M V. MAY.htgina on Tuesday, hath 31 days, 1821. , . 'i hu-i in the >rorid, as in the stage we see, M Men act, unlike tben^elvea, in each decree. <£§ Bui 'twixt the world and stage this difFrence lie', Play'rs to reform us wear a known disguise ; >Q We no such warrantable end can boast, W But still ;ire hypocrites at others cost. t4 To shame us from the trade, the cheats they play, S3 We, when we most pietendto serve, betray, ggj In justice to ourselves, then let's forbear SwS Tocennire, and our brother strollers spare. gSNew 5 1st, 6h 35m after. MFirst Q. 8th, 6h 46m afler. 3 u I i $: §15 g<16 Ml 9 $21 *S23 8" m s 3?31 y south 3 37 Arcturus south 1 34 ) runs high. ) lat 4 dog north t-J rises 3 44 ) in 13 Arcturus sou 10 53 h rises 3 38 Regulus sets 1 6 ) runs low rises 2 3S ®.nt n 5 © 9 supr V evening star ) lat 1 deg south > in SI ) in perigee Rogation Arcturus sou 9 45 i i — § Full • 16th llh 10m after.KS Last Q. 24lh llh Cm morn. W New <* 44M 257^ 10M 8 56E3 9 48ftft 0 12^ 1 37W k. sM 1 26g| 2 17W 3 55*5 4 14«$ 5 sag 7 20vV-j 8 20:4 9 Mercein's New -York Register. PAYABLE BY LAW, ON ALL GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE, Imported into the United States of America, in American or Foreign Ships or Vessels. American British. 15 cents 10 do 200 do 3 do 2 do do do ad val do do 7 pel- ct. 20 do 30 do 7 do 15 per ct. Foreign, other then Britis/i. 16.5 cts. 11 do 220 do 3.3 do 2.2 ' do Ale in bottles gal. —otherwise than in bottles, do. Alom, Almonds lb Anchors, do Anatomical preparations, free Animals imported for breed, do Antimony, Regulus of do Antiquities, all Collections of, specially imported, &c* do Apparel, Wearing, and other Personal Baggage, in actual use, do Apparatus, Philosophic^, spe- cially imported by oro%r and for the use of any society in- corporated for philosophical or literary purposes, or for the encouragement of the fine arts, or by order and for the use of any seminary of learning, Articles all imported for the use of the United States, Arabic, Gum, Arms, Side and Fire, Artificial flowers, Articles all composed wholly or chiefly of gold, silver, pearl and precious stones, do Articles, all not free, and not subject to any rate of duty,,*. (see geld leaf,) ' a j V al J£'%'J n ~lt"" W 5"' the " iki " * tiei " " 'P«i«»y imported » (hey are rovern ed by ibe c Mdn.oni and re.tr.cUom npremd under tbe head « apparalui philwoph kS» 4 3perct. 22 do 33 do do 16 per ct. MEKCEIN'S Balsams, Bars /Iron in, excepting iron _ . > manufactured by Bolls ' S rolling, Bars, ) Iron in, when manufac- Bolls, j tured by rolling, Baggage, Personal in actual U3e, Barilla, Bark of the Cork Tree, unmanu- factured Bars, Brass in, Copper in, Tin in, ■ Beer, in bottles, otherwise than iu bottles, Blue, Prussian, Bleached or coloured, (see Cot- ton Yarn.) Books, Blank, Jlmericdn 4" British. ad val 30 per ct. cwt. do free do do do do do gal. do ad val do 76 cents do 15l» ■ Specially imported, lie. free Botany, specimens in, do Bottles, black glass quart, gross Boots, pair Bolts, Copper, lb Composition, lb Bonnets for Women, ad val Brass manufactures of all arti- cles from, or of which Bras: is the material of chief value, Brass wire. Brads, (see Tacks, lie.) Bridles, Bristol Stones, Brushes, Brown Sugar, Bristle's, Brass, in Pigs, Bars or Plates, Old, fit only cents 6 6 cts. do 9 do 9 &. uncolour- Colton Thread, S ed, the ori- •American Foreign, other British. than British. Ib. S cents o.»> cts do 4 do 4.4 do do 4 do 4.4 do do A do - 44 do do A do 4.4 do do 4 do do bush. do 5.6 do Ib. 2 Ho 2.2 do do 5 do 6.5 do Cwt. 100 ' 3o 110 do Ib. 4 do 4.4 do do 4 do 4.4 do do 3 do 3.3 do ad val 30 per ct. ad val 30 do do I 25 20 ' do do do 33 per ct. 33 do do do do 25 do 27 do ad val 2S do 27 do do 26 do 27 do do 25 do 27 do NEW-YORK REGISTER. ginal cost which shall be less than 60 cents per lb. shall be deemed and taken to have cost 60 cents per lb. nnd shall be charged with duty accord- ingly, Cotton Yarn, bleached or co- loured, the original cost of which shall have been less than 75 cents per pound, shall be taken and deemed to have cost 75 cents per pound, and shall be charg- ed with duty according- >y> Cotton Piece Goods, imported in vessels of the United States which shall havesailed there- fron, before the 27th April, 1816, and shall arrive therein between the 30lb June, 1816, and the lstof June, 1817, the original cost of which cotton piece goods, at the place whence imported, shall have been less than 25 cetts per square yard, shall be admit- ted to entry, subject only to a duty of 33 1-3 per cent, on the cost of the said cot- ton piece goods in India, and on the usual addition of 20 per cent, on that cost, Coach and Harness Furniture, Cutlery, Cut Glass, (see Glass Cut) Currants, D Drawings, specially imported, fee. Drawing, do do Dye Woods, Dying Drugs, and materials for composing dyes, not subject to other rates of duly. Duck, Russia, not eiceeding 52 archeen?, each piere, J Ritviis, not »\cee'iin;j 52 arrh«!»!. j. each piece, Holland, not enceeding 52 archeenst each piece, American 4- British. ad val. 25 per ct. 41 \ X^V\ V\. VWVW Wi. American British. Earthenware, Kmbroidery, Engravings specially imported, be. Epaulets, Etching or Engraving, do F Fans, Feathers, Fire Arms rigs, Fish, Foreign, Mackarel, Salmon, — - All other pickled, Flags, mats of Floor Cloths, painted, Flowers, artificial, Frames, or sticks, for Umbrel- las or Parasols, Fur, hats or caps of Furs, of all kinds undressed, Fustic, G Gems, specially imported, kc. Gilt wares of all descriptions, Glass, cut, illaps manufactures, other than \ window glass, and black \ quart bottles, dcA \ GJa-q Bottles, black quart, gross 1 Glass, \Vindow, not above 8 100 sq I in^h«by 10, feet 1. not above 10 by 12 do 'Gj ue ~* above 10 in. by 12 do MdVatcfi^ Mold Pold Lefl,Ox, I not free and tfl ar, ,'? lel to any other rate oTt/P l Grass, mats of Sum, Arabic lb. ad val do • Senegal Harness, Harness Furniture (see Coach and Harness Fur- niture) Hats or Caps, (see Caps, &c.) Head dresses,ornaments for ii do do do do Foreign, other than Brilith. ad val 20 per ct. 22 per ct. do 7 do 8 do free ad val 7 do 8 do free ad val 30 per ct. 33 per ct. ad val 30 do 33 do do 20 do 22 do lb. 3 cents 3.3 cis. quint. 100 do 110 do bbl. 150 do 166 do do 200 do 220 do bbl 100 cents 110 cts. ad val 30 per ct. 33 per ct. do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do ffee do do ad val 20 do 22 do do 30 do 33 do do 20 do 22 do 144 cents 158.4 cts. 250 do 276 do 275 do 302.6 do 326 do 357.5 do 5 do 6 5 do 7 per ct 8 per et 7 do 8 do 15 do 16 do 30 do 33 do 7 do 8 do 7 do 8 do 80 do 33 do 30 do 33 dt \ W\V\A WVVAA'WA W\ WWW NEW-YORK REGISTER. 4- cloth, (see American If Britith. Cwt. rods, do free Hempen Cloth) Hemp, Hoops, sheets and Iron in, Hides, raw, I Indigo, Iron, or steel wire, exceeding No. 18, Iran or Steel wire over No. 18, lb. - in bars or bolts, except manufactured by rolling, Cwt ' in sheets, rods or hoops in bars or bolts, when not lb. do 150 cents 250 do 15 do do 5 9 cts" do 250 do do manufactured by rolling, in Pigs, -manufactures of all ar- do do do ad val Cwt. free tides from, or of which it i= the material of chief value, Iron Castings, Instruments, Philosophical, specially imported, Sic. Implements of Trade of per- sons arriving in the United States, Inventions, models of, Japanned Wares of all kinds, Jewelry, L Lace, gold, silver, Laces, i Lace veil, ( of thread shawls, f or silk, —shades, * Lead, manufactures of all arti- cles from or of which it is the material of chief value, ■ in Pigs, Bars or Sheets, — manufactured into Shot, red or white, dry or ground in Oil, Leather, and all manufactures thereof, or of which it is the material of chief value, Loaf Sugar, Logwood. free Lump Sugar, lb. M Mace, do 150 50 do do 20 perct. 75 cents 10 cents 100 do Foreign, ether than Brititk. 165 cents 275 do 16.5 do 9.9 825 275 165 65 5.5 cts do do do do do 22 per ct. 82.5 «t>. do do ad val 20 per ct. 22 per ct. do 7 do 8 do do 7 do 8 do do 7 do 8 do do 7 do 8 do do 20 do 22 do lb. 1 cent 1.1 do do 2 do 2.2 do do 3 do 33 do ad val 30 per ct. 33 per cl lb. 12 cents 13.2 cts. 11 110 do do 44 MERCEIN'S American Foreign, other „, , British, than British. Manufactures of Iron into bars or bots by rolling, Cwt. Manufactured Tobacco, other than Snuff and Segars, lb. Manufacture of Lead into sbot, do of articles from Brass, Copper, Iron, Steel, Pewter, Lead, Tin, or of which cither is the material of chief value, Materials for composing dyes, not subject to other rates of duty, Mats of Grass, of Flags, Maps, specially imported, fee. Medals specially importeu\&.c. Mineralogy, specimens in Mint, Copper in any shape im- ported for the use of the Millinery, of all sorts, Moulds, Button, Molasses, Modelling specially imported, Models of Inventions, -of Machinery, 150 cents 10 do 2 do 165 cents 11 do Muscatel Raisins, Muskets, Mustard, ad val 20 per ct. 22 per ct. Nails, Copper, Composition, Nails, Natural History, specimens in, Needles, Nitre, Nicaragua Wood, Nutmegs, O Ochre, dry, in oil, Oil, Sailed, Spermaceti of foreign fish- ing, Whale or other Fish Oil of foreign fishing, Olive Oil in casks, Olives, Old Brass, fit only to be re- manufactured, Old Copped fit only to be re- manufactured, ad val do do free do do do ad val do gall, free do do lb. ad val do lb. do do free ad val do free lb. tlo do ad val do do ad vhI 7 per ct. 30 do 30 do 30 per ct. 20 do 5 cents 3 do 20 per cU 30 do 4 cents 4 do 4 do 20 per i t. 7 do 60 cents 1 do 1.6 do 30 per ct. 25 cents 15 do 26 do 30 per <;t 8 per ct. 33 do 33 do 33 per ct. 22 do 5.5 cts. 3.3 do 22 per ct. 33 do , 4.4 cts 4.4 do 44 do 22 per ct. 8 do 66 cents 11 do 1.65 do 33 per ct. 27.6 cts. . 16,5 do 27.5 do 33 per ct. free do NEW-YORK REGISTER. 45 WWWX WW Ornaments, for bead dresses, P Painted Floor Cloths, Paper of every description, Paper Hangings, Parasols ef whatever materials, sticks or frames for Pasteboard, Parchment, Pastework, Pack Thread, (see Cordage) Paris White, Paintings, specially imported, Tainting, do _ do Pewter, old, fit only to be re- manufactured, Personal baggage in actual use . Persons arriving in the United States, their tools or imple- ments of trade, Pepper, ly chiefly of Perfumes, Pe wter.all articles manufactured from, or of which it is the ma- terial «f chief value, Philosophical apparatus speci- ally imported, a. Pins, Pickles, Pimento, Pigs, Lead in Pigs, Brass in Copper in Plaister of Paris, Plants, Plates, Brass in Copper in, suited to the sheathing of ships, Playing Cards, Plums, Plated Wares of all kinds, Porcelain, Porter in Bottles, ■ otherwise than in Bot- tles, Prunes, Preserves, (see Sweetmeats' American British. do do Foreign, olhtr than British. ad val 30 per ct. 33 per ct. do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do, do 30 do 33 do do 33 do 33 do do 7 do 8 do lb. 1 cent 1.1 ct free do do lb. S cents 8.8 do , ad va! 7 per ct 8 per ct. do 7 do 8 do do 30 do 33 do do 20 do 22 do free ad val 20 do 22 do do 30 do 33 do lb. 6 cents 6.6 cts. do 1 cent l.i cjf free do do do do do pack 30 cents 33 cents. lb. 3 do 3.3 do. ad val. 20 per ct. 22 ; er • do 20 do 22 do. gal. Id cents 16.6 cts. do 10 do 11 do lb. 3 cents 33crs 40 MERCEIN'S American British. Precious stones of all kinds, sat or not set, Precious Stones, all articles composed wholly or chiefly of Printing Types, Prussian Blue, Preparations, anatomical, 'IT u.t ffiSngf . Raisins, Muscatel, in jars, in boxes. all other kinds of Rags of any kind of Cloth, Red lead, dry or ground in Oil, Redwood, Rods, (see Copper, Composi- tion, Iron) Russia Sheeting, white, not ex- ceeding 62 archeens each piece, piece do , do brown, do Rugs, (see Woollen manufac- tures, &c.) S Saddlery, Silver Plated, ad val Saddles, do Sail Cloth, (see Cloth,) SdladOils, do * Saltpetre, do Salt, bushel of 56 lbs Sculpture, specimens of speci< Foreign, oilur than British. ad val 7 per ct. 8 per do ' 7 do 8 do do 20 do 22 do do 20 do 22 do free lb. 3 cents 3.3 cks. do 3 do 3.3 do lb. 3 do 3.3 do do 2 do 2 2 do free lb 3 do 3.3 do free 250 160 do do 25 per ct. 30 do 30 do 7 do 20 cents ally imported, Segars ; Seine*, Senegal, Gum, Shawls, Lace, of Thread Silk, Shades, do do Silk Shoes of Silk, of Leather, for children, Sheets, Iron in Lead in Shot manufactured of Lead, Sheetings, Russia, (see Russia Sheetings:) Slippers of Silk, of Leather. free 275 176 do do 27 pr. ct. 33 do 33 do 8 do 22 cents thous. 250 cents 275 do ' lb. 3 4 do 4.4 do ad val 7 per ct. 8 do or do 7 do 8 do c do 7 do 8 do pair 30 cents 33 cents do 26 do 27.5 do do 15 do 16 5 do Cwt. 250 do 276 do lb. 1 do 1.1 do do 2 do 2.2 do -for children - Side Arms, Silk Hats or Caps, pair do do ad val do 30 cants 25 do 16 do 20 per ct. 30 do 33 cents 27 5 do 16.5 do 22 per c< 33 do NEW-YORK REGISTER. VWVW.W>rWW Silver, (see articles all com- posed, fee.) Silver Watches, Skins, raw Snuff, Soap, Spirits, from Grain, 1st proof, 2d do 3d do 4th do Spirits, from Grain, 5th proof Above 5th proof, Spirits, from other materials than Grain, 1st proof 2d do 3d do 1th db 5lh do above 5th do Spermaceti Oil, Spifces, Coppar, Composition , Sprigs, (see Tacks, iic. ) Spelter, Specimens of Botany v'-. f ^ in Natural History, iu Mineralogy, Steel, Steelwire, not exceeding No. 18, lb. above No IS, da Statues, specially imported, Sic. free Statuary, specially imported, lie. do Steel, manufactures from, of all kinds, or of which it is the ma- 'WVX vwwv www w.% www wx www American Foreign, ethtr Britiilt. than British. ad val 7 per ct. 8 per free lb. 12 cents 13.2 cts. j. □ 0 3 do 3.3 do gal. 42 do 46.2 do 00 45 do 49.5 do J,-, 00 48 do 62.8 do 00 52 do 57.2 do gal. . 60 CU. 66 do do 75 do 82.5 do do 38 do 41.8 do db 38 do 41.8 do do 42 do 46.2 do do do 528 do do do 62.7 do do 70 do 77 do 00 -5 do 27.5 do lb. 3 do 3.3 do do do 4.4 do do 4 4.4 do free do do do Cwt. 100 cents 110 cents terial of chief value, Sticks or frames for Umbrellas or Parasols, Sticks, Walking, Stones, precious, of all kinds, set or not set, Bristol, Stoneware, Stockio^iof wool or cotton, Straw, (see Hats or Caps,) Stuff Goods, (see Woollen Manu- factures, iic. ad val do do 65 do 9.9 do 20 per ct. 22 do ad val 30 per ct. 33 per ct. do 30 do 33 do do 7 do 8 do do 7 do 8 do do 20 do 22 do do 20 do 22 do 48 MERCEIN'S American Foreign, other 4" British. than British. lb. 3 cents 3.3 centi. Sugar, brown, -white, clayed or powder- ed, -lump, -loaf, Candy, Sweetmeats of all descriptions, preserved in Sugar or Bran- Tarred cordage, Tallow Tallow Candles, Tacks, Brads, and Sprigs, not ex ceeding 16 oz per M. do do exceeding 16 oz per M. Teas from China, Bohea, Souchong and other black, Imperial, Gunpowder and Gomee, ——Hyson and Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and other green, Teas from any other place than China, Bohea, Souchong and other black Imperial, Gunpowder and Gomee, Hyson and Young Hyson, —Hyson Skin, and other green, Teutenague, Thread, (see Lace, Lace Shawls, fee. Tin, manufactures from, of all articles, or of which it is the material of chief value, Tin, pigs or bars in Tobacco, manufactured other than Snuff and Segars, Twines, (see Cordage,) Trees, Types for Printing, Twist, (see cotton manufac- tures, Sic. U Unbleached, and uncoloured, (see Cotton Twist, fee.) Umbrellas, do 4 do 4.4 do do 10 do 11 do do 12 do 13.2 do do 12 do 13.2 do ad val 30 per ct. 33 per ct. lb. 3 cents 3.3 cts. do 1 do 1.1 do do 3 do 3.3 do • M 6 do 5.5 do M 4 do 4.4 do lb. 14 do 14 do 25 do 34 do do 50 do 68 do do 40 do 56 de do 28 do 38 do lb. 14 do 16.4 do do 34 do 37.4 do do 68 do 74.8 do do 66 do 61.6 do do 38 do 41.8 do free ad val 20 per ct. 22 per ct. free lb. 10 cents 11 cts. free ad val 20 per ct 22 per ct. • do 30 do 33 do NEW-YORK REGISTER. 4» VW\V\%VVkWVVVVVVVVVVVI(VV*V«'VVVWtWVW*W».WWWVWV*VVWVVW( United States, all articles im- ported for the use of the Veils, Lace, of thread or silk, Vellum, W Wafers, Walking Sticks, Wares, Cabinet, Ware, China, Earthen, Stone, Wares, of all kinds, Gilt, do Plated, do Japanned, Washei, Watches, all kinds «f, and parts of Wax Candles, Wearing Apparel, and other personal baggage in actual use, Whips, Whiting White, Paris White Lead, dry or ground in Oil, White, Clayed or Powdered Sugar, Wines, Madeira, 1 Burgundy, Champaign, > Renish and I Tokay, J Sherry and ) St. Lucar ) On other Wines sot enumera- ted, when imported in bot- tles or eases, Wines, Lisbon, ~) Oporto, ( and other Wines of Portu- ( tngal and Sicily J Tenerift, } Fayal and other f Wines of the Wastern III- ( ands, V All other Wines when import- ed, otherwise than in cases and bottles American & British. free ad val 7 per ct. free ad val 30 per ct. lb. 1 cent do 1 do do 3 do do 4 do gal do do 5 100 eents do 60 do do 70 do do 50 do 40 do 25 Foreign, other than British. do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 30 do 33 do do 20 do 22 do do 20 do 22 do do 20 do 22 do do 20 do 22 do do 20 do 22 do do 20 do 22 do do 30 do 33 do do 7 do 8 do lb. 6 cents 6.6 cts 33 per ct. 1.1 ct. 1.1 do 3.3 do 4.4 do. 1 10 cu. 65 do 77 do 65 do 44 do 27.5 do 5» MERCEIN'S American -fcreign, otter . * British. than British Wire, Iron or Steel, not ex- ceeding No 18 lb 3 cf3 . njj c(s -— do do above No. 18, do 9 do 9.9 do Wire, Brass, a j va l 20 per ct. 22 per ct. Woollen, manufactures of all descriptions, or of which Wool is the material of chief value, until the 30th June, 18/9, do 25 do 27.5 do After that day, 20 per cent, excepting Blankets, Wool- len Rugs, Worsted and Stuff Goods, Wood, all manufactures of ' do 30 do* 33 do Wool, Stockings of do 20 do 22 do Woods for dying, free unmanufactured of any kind, do — : Brazil, Log, Nicaragua, and Red do Y Yarn, (see Cotton manufac- tures, he. Yarns, (see Cordage,) Zinc, do N. B. It will be seen that (to the rates of duty imposed on goods, wares and merchandise in American vessels) an addition of 10 per cent, has been made, when the importations are in foreign vessels, on all the foregoing and ad valorem and specific article*, except on Teas from China; in that instance alone the act makes the specific discrimination. The 3d section of the act provides that this additional duty of 10 per cent, shall not apply to goods, wares and merchandise imported in ships or vessels not of the United States, entitled by treaty, or by an act or acts of Congress, to be entered in the ports vf the United States, on the payment of the tame duties as are paid on goods, wares and merchan- dise imported in ships or vessels of the United States. Merchandise not free, not subject to any other rates of duty, pays a duty of 15 per cent, ad valorem. NOTES. A late Law of the United States, provides a specific duty on all wines, not enumerated in the act to regulate the duties on imports and tonnage, passed April 20, 1816, that is to say, on wines when imported in bottles or cases, 30 cents per gallon, and when imported otherwise than in bottles or cases, 15 cents per gallon. Those powers with whom treaties exist, entitling them to enter their ships and merchandise upon the same footing as those of the United States, are Great Britain,, the Netherlands, Sweden, Prussia, and the cities of Hamburgh and Bremen But there are exceptions, as to mer- chandise from the colonies of some of these powers. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 51 TONNAGE DUTY, ruceh, ottering from any foreign port or piece. On American vessels, . . . 6 cents P w ton On British vessels from the possession of Great Britain in Europe, . . ,'- ■ 6 cents per ton On vessels from the possession of the King of the Netherlands in Europe, ... 6 cent* per ton On British vessels from places other than the posses- sion of Great Britain in Europe, . . 100 c«nts per ton On vessels of the King of the Netherlands other than bis possessions in Europe, • . " 100 cents per ton On all other foreign vessels, where the American flag is not interdicted, .... 100 cents per ton On British and Dutch vessels, and on all other foreign vessels, where the American flag is interdicted, 250 cents per ton ■on.— The Navigation Act of the United States, passed April 18, 1818, prohibits all vessels sailing under the British Flag, to enter the United States, upon pain of confiscation, that shall arrive from any por* or place in a colony or territory of his Britannic Majesty, which may be, by the ordinary laws of Navigation and Trade, closed against vessels owned by citizens of the United States; AND ALSO, all those of the same kingdom, that shall have touched at or cleared out from ports open to the American Flag, to the like terms of confiscation. APPRAISERS OF MERCHANDISE. An Act of Congress, April 20, 1818, appoints two appraisers for the ports of Boston, New- York, Philadelphia, Charleston and New-Orleans, who receive 1,500 dollars per annum, except those of New- York,* (salary 2000 dollars per annum,) whose duty is " faithfully to inspect and examine such goods, wares and merchandise as the collector may direct. %nd truly to report, to the best of their knowledge and belief, the true value thereof when purchased at the place or places when the same were imported." A respectable resident merchant is to be chosen by the party interested, who is to- inspect and report with the ap- praisers, in the above principal ports ; and in other than the said princi- pal ports, two merchants are to act, selected by the. Collector, together with a respectable resident merchant chosen by the parly in interest. A fine of fifty dollars is imposed on any merchant who shall refuse to act as above, when d.oien.i,.^, RATES OF COINS FOR ESTIMATING DUTIES. Pound Sterling of Great Britain. J 4 44 Pound Sterling of Ireland, . . 4 10 Livre Tarnois of France, ]g g Florin or Guilder of the United Netherlands, .... 40 Mark Banco of Hamburgh, 335 Rix Dollar of Denmark, ' . 1 00 Ryal plM» «f Spain, . ,-~-'4S»>" 10 1 VaJlu of dot . . x . ^j-' j 5 Millree of Portugal - . " 1 24 • I .habod Prall, and Abraham R. Lawrence n MERCEIN'S Tale of China, ,i . l 48 Pagoda of India, • WK* 1 84 Rupee of Bengal, 50 And all other denominations in value, as near as may be, to the said rates, or the intrinsic value thereof, compared with the money of the United States. Provided, That it shall be lawful for the President of the United States to cause to be established, fit and proper regulations for estimating the duties on goods, wares and merchandise, imported into the United States, in respect to which the original cost shall be exhibited in a depreciated currency, issued and circulated under autho- rity of any foreign government. That on all goods, wares and merchandise, imported from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same (if ad valorem articles) 20 per cent, to be added to the actual cost thereof, and 10 per cent, if from any foreignfport, before the duties are calculated. ALLOWANCE FOR LEAKAGE AND BREAKAGE. Two per cent, allowed on the guage on all merchandise paying duty by the gallon, contained in casks. Ten per cent, on all beer, ale, and porter in bottles, and five per- cent, on all other liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage ; or it shall be lawful to compute the duties on the actual quantity, by tale, at the option of the importer at tha time of entry. TARES ALLOWED AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE. lbs. On every whole chest of bohea tea, --- 70 half do - 36 quarter do - 20 chest of byson or other green tea, of 70 lbs. or upwards, bos of other tea, between 50 and 70 lbs. - 18 do. if 80 lbs. - 20 do. from 80 lbs. and up- wards, - - 22 The above to include ropes, can- vass, and other coverings. On all other boxes of teas, ac- cording to the invoice or actual weight thereof. On Coffee, in bags, 2 per cent in bales, 3 do. On Coffee in casks, 12 do. On Sugar, other than loaf sugar, in casks, 12 do. in boxes, 15 do. in mats or bags, 5 do. On Cocoa, in casks, 10 do. in bags, 1 do. On Pimento, in casks, 16 ij^bags, 3 On Cheese, in hampers or baskets. 10 in boxes, 20 On Candles, in boxes, 8 On Chocolate in boxes, 10 On Cotton in bales, 2 in seroons, 6 On Glauber Salts, in casks, - 8 On Indigo, in barrels, 12 in other casks, 15 in seroon3, 10 in bags or mats, 3 On Nails in casks, 8 On Pepper, in casks, 12 in bales, 5 in bags, 2 On Sugar Candy. in box- es, - - 10 On Segars, in boxes or casks, On Soap, in boxes, On Shot, in casks, On Twine, in casks, in bales, 18 10 3 12 3 do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do NEW- YORK REGISTER. 53 W% w*. , in Vac Almonds in frails, 10 in casks, IS in cases, 8 Cassia, (Chinese) boxes 18 in mats 6 Cinnamon, in boxes, 25 Cloves in casks, 12 in bags, 4 12 10 10 4 30 8 6 5 TARES ALLOWED BY CUSTOM s, 4percent.|Raisins. in casks, Currants, in casks, in boxes, Figs, in boxes, in mats or frails Glue, in casks, in boxes, Lead (white) in oil, dry, red do Mace, in casks or boxes, 18 Nutmegs, in casks, 12 in bags 4 Ochre, (yellow) in oil, 12 dry, 10 Powder, (hair) in casks, 12 in boxes, 15 (gun) in quarter do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 12 percent in boxes,. 15 do in frails, 4 do Spanish brown in casks, 12 do Sheet Iron, in boxes, Tallow, in casks in seroons, in tubs, Fish, (dry) in casks, in boxes, Starch, in casks, Snuff, do in boxes, Steel in cases, Almonds in bales in double bales Figs, in casks Raisins in drums, Almonds in seroons Figs in drum6, Quicksilver in bbls. Coffee in boxes Sugar in canisters, Sugar in seroons, Cocoa, in seroon>, Cheese in cai^s, 8 lb. each. 12 per cent 8 do do do do do do do do ea. 15 12 12 12 12 15 8 8 lb casks 5 lb. each. Indigo in cases, half hundred, 9 do Sugar candy in tubs, whole, 23 do Twine in boxes, Plums in boxes, 8 per cent Hemp in bales Prune; do 8 do Coffee in sereons, Raisins, iu jars, 18 lb. each On all other goods, according to the invoice thereof, or actual weight 16 do 12 per ct. 10 do 10 do 8 do 7 do 15 do 40 lb. ea. 8 per ct. 8 do 15 do 15 do 15 per ct. 15 do I do 6 do Compens. Act.] FEES OF OFFICE To the Collector and A'aeal Officer. D.Cls Entry of a vessel of 100 tons or upwards, . . 2 50 Clearance do do do 'WH?'?" . 2 50 Entry of a vessel under 100 Ions, . . . . 150 Clearance do do . - Every post Entry, . .. • *ji*VwS3t 2 00 Permit to land goods, . . , 20 Every bond taken officially, ".- . • 40 Perm l to load r "Oods. for the exportation for drawback, . 30 Debenture or other official certificate, ,.- . 20 Bill of health, . .' . £ >>iiV'- • ' ' 90 Official document, (register excelled) required by any person, •^«C^^l^X^''-'t5^HBfe3ff ■ SO ' To the Surveyor. , : 1 ^^BFo Admeasuring and Certifying the same, of every ship or vessel ot 100 tons and under, per ton, .... 1 54 MKRCEIN'S Admeasurement of every ship or vessel aLovt JUL' tori*, and not e .i ceding 200 tons, . v f '«'.',, •ItaW^SI 1 50 Above 200 tons, • ' . 2 00 For all other services on board of any ship or vessel of 100 tons and upwards, having on board goods, wares or merchandise subject to duty, . . . . . . 3 00 For like services on board any ship or vessel of less than 100 tons, i -ng g% '^'igKB^wSKKt^^^IrS^^'^' • **** On all vessels, not having on board goods, wares or mer- chandise, subject to duty. .... 66 ALLOWANCE FOR DRAFT. lb. Sec 58 ] Any quantity of 1 cwt. or 112 lb. 1 above 1— and under 2 cwt. . .2 2— and under 3 cwt. 3 3 — and under 10 owt. . 4 10 — and under 18 cwt. . 7 18 — and upwards, . .9 (T'STOM-HOUSE, NEW-YORK. David Gf.lston, Collector. — Joseph G. Swift, Surveyor- John Ferguson, Naval OJJictr. The hours of attendance are from ten o'clock, A.M. to 3 o'clock, P. M. Every thing is conducted with great regularity and promptness. There is a Collector, Naval Officer, Surveyor, and 12 Clerks, who have dusks in the public rooms, and to which there is every facility of access. This department takes cognizance of all goods, wares, and merchan- dise imported into New-York in American or foreign ships or vessels; and also of all passengers. There is a table or tariff published of the duties payable on these goods. It is necessary to state, for the information of passengers entering the harbour of New-York, that, by Sect. 46 of the Act of Congress regulating these matters, an entry must be made at the Custom House on their arrival, of their names, clothes, tools, or implements of trade or professions, (all which are exempt from duty,) and an oath taken respecting them ; the form of which, and of the entry, to be had at (he office gratis. Cabin passengers make this entry themselves, and pay 20 cents each for a permit ; on exhibiting which to the officer on board, they are allowed to remove their baggage, after it has been inspected. Only one entry and permit is necessary for a family, and only SO cents demanded, whatever may be the number of the family. Remains of sea-stores, such as tea, sugar, fcreign spirits and wine=, are liable to pay duties; but, unless these "are of great bulk or quantity, tliey are gene- rally allow to pass free. An entry is usually made by the master of Ihe vessel, of steerage passengers and their baggage ; they p.iy each 20 cents for a permit. When entry is made by any person not the owner, be gives bond for payment of the duties, if any; and if, after entry is made at the austom house, and the oath taken, any article is found belonging to a passenger, liable to pay duty, not specified in the entry, it is forfeited, and ihe person in whose baggsge the article is found, subjected in treble the value. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 55 Board of Navy Commissioners. Names. Where employed. Salary. John Rogers Washington Gity $3500 David Porter ditto " 3500 Smith Thompson, Secretary of the Navy. Benjamin Homaiis, Chief Clerk. NAVY YARDS. There are six navy yards belonging to, and occupied lor the use of, the United States, viz. No. 1, at Portsmouth, N. H. No. 2, at Charlestown, Mass. Isaac Hull, captain commandant. No. 3, at New- York, Samuel Evans, captain commandant. No. 4, at Philadelphia, Alexander Murray, captain comdl. No. 5, at Washington, D. C. Thomas Tingey, capt. comdt. and Navy Agent ; Stephen Cassin, master commandant. No. 6, at Gosport,Vir. John Cassin, captain commandant. No. 1. The navy yard at Portsmouth, N.H. is situated on an island on the east side of Piscataqua river, within the jurisdiction of Massa- chusetts, contains fifty eight acres, and cost 5,500 dollars. No. 2. The navy yard at Charlestown, Mass. is situated on the north side of CharlesTiver, on a point of land east of the town of Charlestown, contains thirty-four acres, exclusive of extensive flats, and cost 30,214 dollars, including commissions and charges. No. 3. The navy yard at New-York is situated on Long-Island, opposite to the city of New York, on the Wallabout Bay, contains forty acres, including the mill pond, and cost 40,000 dollars. No. 4. The navy yard at Philadelphia is situated on the west side of the river Delaware, within the district of Southwark, adjoining the city of Philadelphia, in the stato of Pennsylvania, contains eleven acres, to low water mark, and cost 37,000 dollars. No. 5 The navy yard at Washington, In t';o District of Columbia, is situated on the Eastern Branch of the river Potomac, contains thirty- seven acres, and cost 4,000 dollars. No. 6. The navy yard at Gosport is situated on the south branch of Elizabeth river, adjoining the town of Portsmouth, in the state of V irginia, conlains 16acre3, and cost 12,000 dollars. There is, moreover, held, under the navy dep.utment, in behalf of the United Slates, the following property: Grover's Island, situated in Crooked river, comity of Camden, stale of Georgia. Estimated to contain from 300 to 350 acres. Purchased on the 19th of December, 1799, for 7.500 dollars. Blackboard Island, situated in the county of AMnfosh, state of Georgia. Estimated to contain about l,C0O acres. The purchase was made on the 24th of May, 1800, (including houses out houses, &ic.) - !br 15,000 dollars. There are, besides, seventy-eight lots of grojnd, " situated in the MERCEIN'S precincts of the city of New- Orleans, and its dependencies, stated to belong to the United States, estimated to be worth (if sold on a liberal credit,) about 369,000 dollars;" which it has been proposed to convert to naval uses, &c. Two stores, about forty feet square, with the wbnrves and lots on which they stand, at Sackett's Harbour, in the stnf 7th August, 1789. The Secretary of War, at first, had the superintendence of Naval Affairs. On the 30(h of April, 1798, however, a separation took place, and a Navy Department wes established. The Secretary of War superintends •very branch of the military department; and is, by usage, a member of the cabinet. He holds his office at the will of the President. SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. This officer wa3 created by act of 30tli April, 1798. He issues all orders to the Navy of the United Slates, and superintends the concerns of that establishment generally. To aid him in the discharge of his duties, a Bosrd of Navy Commissioner? was instituted by act of 7th February, 1815. The Secretary of the Navy is, by usage, a member of the cabinet; and holds his office at the will of the President. ATTORNEY GENERAL. This officer was created by act of 24th September, 1789. His duty is, to prosecute and conduct all suits in the supreme court in which the 58 MERCEJN'S I'niled States are concerned, and to give bis advice and opinions upon questions of law, when required by the President of the United States, or when requested by the heads of any of the departments, touching any matters that may concern their departments. He is, ex-officio, a commissioner of the sinking fund; and, by usage, a member of the eabinct. He holds his office at the will of the President. Aggregate Number of Officers, Non-commissioned Of- ficers, und Privates of the United States Army. Officers. Non-commiss. Officers. Musicians. Privates. Aggregate. 641 826 326 6895 8688 UNITED STATES NAVY AGENTS. Amos Binney, Boston. Robert Swartwoul, New-York. James Beat- (y, Baltimore. John P. Henry, Savannah, Geo. Jeremiah Brown, Newbern, N. C. George Harrison, Philadelphia. Joseph Hull, Mid- dleton, Conn. Miles King, Norfolk, Va. Henry S. Langdon, Ports- mouth. N. H. James Morrison, Lexington, Ken. John Morgan, Hart- ford, Conn. Joshua Potts, Wilmington, N.C. James Riddle,Newcaslle, Del. John Robertson, Charleston, S. C. John Randall, Annapolis, Md. John L. Storer, Portland, Maine. . John K. Smith, New-Orleans. Constant Taber, Newport, R. I. Baring, Brothers, and Co. London. Richard M'Call, Mediterranean. A commission is allowed to Navy Agents, not exceeding one per Cent, open their disbursements. Their whole annual emoluments are limited, by Uw, to 2000 dollars, without any allowance for clerk hire, porters, office rent, sta- tionary, or any thing else. Every charge must be paid out of their commissions- UNITED STATES NAVY. KAMES Independence, Franklin, Washington, (Chippeway, tNew-Orleans, JPlattsburgh, Columbus, Constitution, Guerriere, Java, United State*, } Superior, - Constellation, Congress, Macedonian, $ Mohawk, JConfiance, ^General Pike, Saratoga, Cyane, } Lawrence* •nncc When and uhtrt built. 74 1814 Bostcn 74 1815 Philadelphia 74 1816 Portsmouth, (N. H.) 74 Sackctt's Harbour 74 ditto 74 ditto 74 1819 Washington 44 1797 Boston 44 1814 Philadelphia 44 1814 Baltimore 44 1 797 Philadelphia 44 Sackelt's Harbour 36 1797 Baliimore 3G 1797 Portsmouth, (N. H.) 86 Captured 1812, England 3i 1814 Sackelt's Harbour ■fl Captured 1814 ■24 1813 Sackctt's Hurbour 24 Captured 1813 24 20 1313 Erie (I NEW-YORK REGISTER. iDerroit, 18 1813 Erie Erie, 18 Hornet,' 18 1815 Eric {Jefferson, 18 1815 Sackett'i Haibour (Jones, 18 ditto (Madison, 18 ditto (Oneida, 18 ditto (Niagara, 18 1812 Erie Ontario, 18 1809 Baltimore Peacock, 18 1813 New- York Fulton the First, Steam frigate, ferce not known, 1815 New-York Boxer, 16 1815 Hartford (Conn.) Linnet, 16 Captured 1814 Saraoac, 16 1815 Hartford (Conn.) (Sylph, trM." 16 1813 Saekett's Harbour tQueen Charlotte, 14 Captured 1813 (Ticonderoga, 14 1814 i Alert, (store ship,) Captured 1S14 Firebrand, ■J»* : .'. .Nonsuch, .W»„j 6 H jrnet,. 'iffiLt' "tip , c Lynx, 'jfr ,i Despatch, 2 Asp, BfcjMr"9t' "-■»* j : Porcupine, MKk p o -is - Lady of the Lair, - ; I Enterprise, (bomb) in service. Spitfire and Vesuvius, (bombs) condemned. » veugeance, unfit for service. , *»* Those ships marked thus (, are upon the Lake; t and are considered as forming a part of the Navy. The smaller vessels are principally stationed at rmpoTtant passes, for the purpose of protecting our commercial trade from privateers, Ac. THE PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS OF THE NAVY". It will be recollected, that the Navy Yard at Washington, was humt, and every thing in it destroyed, during the war. It has already, like the Phoenix, risen from its ashes. . There it now on the stocks, a line of battle ship, nearly finished ; the frame of a frigate ready to be put on the stocks, as soon as the 74 is launched ; a powerful steam engine, working a saw mill, tilt hammers, andjthe machinery of a block maker's shop, where all the blocks of the Navy are made. An extensive anchor manufactory ; a manufactory of chain cables ; extensive blacksmiths' and plumbers' shops ; extensive mould and model lofts, boat builders and mast makers' establishments, and every other convenience for furnishing from thence all the wants of the Navy, that such an establishment can furnish. There are, besides, large quantities of naval stores, guns, and timber for ship building deposited there. There are at Norfolk, large deposits of timber for the use of the Navy ; a line of battle ship building, and the frames of another line of battle ship and frigate, are also collecting there. A line of battle ship is now building at Philadelphia; the frame was collect- ed and put up early last spring. The frames of another lioe of battfe CO MERCEIN'S ship and frigate, are also collecting at that place ; where there are consi- derable deposits of timber, copper, iron, and other naval stores. At New- York, the line of battle ship on the stocks is expected to be launched during the present month. There are two frames of frigates de- posited there, with considerable quantities of other timber for ship-building, iron, cepper, and guns. At Boston, is building a line of battle ship ; the frame was collected, and set up in the spring. The frames of another line of battle ship and frigate are also getting ready for that place, where there are large deposits of timber, iron, and copper, for ship-building. Another line of battle ship is also now building at Portsmouth, (N. H.) where the frame was collected, and set up in the spring. The frames of another line of battle ship and frigate, are also collecting there ; where deposits of ship timber, iron, and copper, are made. An abundant supply of timber, canvass, cordage, copper, iron, and every other article, the produce and manufacture of the United States, are already provided for carrying into effect the law for building nine line of battle ships, and twelve frigates, in addition to the ships now afloat ; which will make the Navy of the United States, on the Ocean, twelve line of battle ships, twenty frigates, and a proportional number of small vessels. It is doubted whether any nation in the world, (even England,) can send to sea so large a fleet of effective ships. All this will have been dope in the space of a few years, under the guidance and management of the Navy Board. Captains if the United States Navy. Alexander Murray, John Rogers, James Barron, William Bainbridge, Hugh G. Campbell, Thomas Tingey, Charles Stewart, Isaac Hull, Issac Chauncey, John Shaw, John H. Dent, David Porter, John Cassin, Samuel Evans, Jacob Jones, Cbr.rles Morris, Arthur Sinclair, Thomas Macdo- •s'rtigh, Lewis Warrington, Joseph Bainbridge, William M. Crane, James T. Leonard, James Biddle, Charles G. Ridgely, Robert T. Spence, Daniel T. Patterson, Samuel Angus, Melancthon T. Woolsey, John Orde Creighton, Edward Trenchard, John Downes, John D. Henley, Jesso D. Elliott. Masters Commandant of the Navy. Robert Henley, Stephen Cassin, Daniel S. Dexter, Jaraes Renshaw, David Deacon, Louis Alexis, Michael B. Carrol, Sidney Smith, Thomas Brown, Nathaniel Haraden, Samuel Woodhouse, Charles C. B. Thompson, Alexan- der 3. Wadsworth, George W. Rodgers, George C. Read, Henry E. Ballard, Thomas Gamble, William Carter, jun Joseph J. Nicholson, John H. Ellon, EdmundT. Kennedy, Alexander J. Dallas, John B. Nicholson, Beekman V Hoffman, Jesse Wilkinson, Wolcott Chauncey. Lieutenants of th« Navy. Francis J. Mitchell, George Merrill, Joseph Nicholson, John Pettjgrew, George Budd, Thomas A. C. Jones, Joseph S. Macphewon, John Porter, ■ NEW- YORK REGISTER. 6J William Finch, William B. Shubrick, Henry Wells, Benjamin W. Booth, Alexander Claxton, Enos K. Dm-, Charles W. Morgan, Samuel P. Macom- ber, Raymond H. Fern-, Lawrence Kearney, William H. Watson, Thomas Hendry, jun. Foxhall A. Parker, Edward R. M'Call, Daniel Turner, William H. Allen, David Conner, John Gallagher, Thomas H. Stevens, Henry 8. Newcomb, James P. Oellers, William M, Hunter, John D. Sloat, John Packett, William H Cocke, Matthew C. Perry, Charles W. Skinner, Joseph Wragg, Samuel W. Adams, John R. Madison, Dugomier Taylor, Georee Pearce, Frederick W. Smith, Nathaniel D. Nicholson, Otho Norris, John T. Newton, P. A. 1. P. Jones, Samuel Henly, A. H. M. Gonklin, Joseph Smith, Lawrence Rosseau, George W. Storer, Lewis German, Joseph Cassin, Robert M. Rose, Beverly Kennon, Edward Shnbrick, Charles A. Build, Francis M. Gregory, John M. Maury, Benjamin Cooper, Philip F. Voorhees, Henry Gilliam, John H. Clack, William D. Sailer, William A. Spencer, William L Gordon, David Geisinger, Richard Winter, John Percival, James Ramage, William V. Tavlor, Mervine P. Mix, Thomas M. Newell, Charles S. M'Cauley, John II. Bell, D. Forest, Bladen Dulany, F. B. Gamble, R Dashiell, John Tayloe, George B. M'Culloch, Robert Spedden, Thomas T. Webb, Walter G Anderson, Steven Champlin, Charles T. Stallings, James M'Gowan, William Lowe, Elie \. F. Vellette, John II. Aulic, Charles T. Clark, Silas Duncan, Thomas S. Cunningham, Isaac M'Keever, Robert F. Stockton, Nathaniel L. Montgomery, Walter N. Monleath, Silas H. Stringham, George W. Vanclcve, Paul Zaiilzingcr, Charles E. Crowley, William Laughton, Nelson Webster, William A. G. Farraaut, Richani G. Edwards, William Mervine, William K Latimer, Isaac Mayo, Thomas Crabb, Ed- ward B. Babbit, George Hamersley, Thomas Paine, jun. John Hill, jun. James Armstrong, Joseph Smoot, Robert B. Randolph, William Berry, Sainbel L Breeee, John Evans, Benjamin Page, jun. John T. Richie, John A. Wish, John Gwinn, William A. Weaver, Thomas W. Wyman, Janice L. Morris, John A Belches, James Mork, Andrew Fitzhugh, William M- Caldwell, John K. Carter, Joseph doss, Abraham S. Ten Eitl., Thomas Hamerslcy, John White, William M. Robins, Robert Field, Hiram Paul, ding, Enoch Lowe, Jonathan D. Williamson, Charles L. Springer. Charles Boarman, William I. Belt, William Hoerum, T. H. Bowyer, Charles H. Cald- > -ell, Thomas A. Conoicr, Archibalds. Campbell, Nathaniel Carter, jun. Alexander Eskridge, French Forest, Edgar Freeman, John D. Fisctier, Edward Greenwell, Charlea Gaunt, John H. Graham, George W. Isaacs, Knoch_H. Johns, W ilharo Jameson, Charles Lacey.John C;. Long, William E. M'Kenney, William J. M'Cluney, James Nicholson, William' W. Ram- say, James W. H. Ray, Ebeneter Ridgeway, Clement W. Stephens, Robert E. Searcy, Thomas A. Tippet, James B." Tavlor, William Taylor, Ralph Vorhees, Chules L. Williamson, Henry R. Warner, Henry Ward, Uriah i' Levy, James Trant, Wallei Abbot, Joel Abbot, Samuel W. Adams, John A. Cook, Harrison H. CVke, James F. Curtis, John L. Cummings, Samuel U . Downing, Peleg K. Dunham, John M. Dale, Samuel A. Ea!(in, Frederi. k S. Gibbon, Henry Gray, James Goodrum. Richard S. Hunter, William In- nian, John H. Lee, James E. Le-ai-e, George M'Cauley, Willian, H. Molt Archibald M'NeaL, John B. Montgomerv, James E. M'Douahl, Jnme> \ Perly, Hugh Nelson Paje, Richard M. Poller, Nathaniel A. Prentiss, Charles C. RusseU, Lewis E. Simonds, Horace B. Sa'wver, Cornelius K. Stribbling Joshua R. Sands, William Temple, Josiaii Taluell, Albeit G. WalT Lphrann D. >\ hillock, James M. K. M lntosli, William J. M'Clunv, Allen K. W. GruDO. - Sy tJ^I^^Ki Late Pronations and Appointments in the .Vary, and in the Marine Corps. (Confirmed by the Senate.) Lieutenant* in the JVavy to be Masters Cammandant;—Gtor"t I C2 MERQEIN'S Budd, Thomas Ap. Catesby Jones, Joseph S. M'Pherson, John Porter, Wm. Bolton Finch, William B. Shubrick, Benj. W. Booth, and Alexander Claxton. .Midshipmen to be Lieutenants in the Navy, — John Jay Young-, Charles H. Bell, Abrm. Bigelow, Otho Stall'mgs, William Boden, (si?ice (lead,) Zachariah W. Nixon, John P. Cambreling, Henry C. Newton, Frank Ellery, Frederick Varnum, Frederick G. Wolbert, Walter Newcomb, Joseph R. Jarvis, Thomas W. Freelon, and Par- don M. Whipple. Samuel E. Watson, First Lieutenant, to be Captain of Marines, vice Lyman Kellogg, resigned. James M. Clements, Second Lieutenant, to be a First Lieutenant of Marines. To be Surgeons' Mates — Joseph Kenz, Lou. Francis S. Beattie, Pa. Thomas J. Nelson, N. Y. James Cornick, Va. Robert P. Dan- dridge, Va. Charles R. Smith, Conn. William Williamson, N. J. William D. Babbit, Mass. Robert Falconer, N. C. Samuel C. Smith, Ky. Alexander Williams, Tenn. Joseph B. Stillman, N. Y. Thomas Boyd, Del. Edward Tilley, Md. George Ten-ill, Va. and David X. Mahon, Pa. To be Pursers in the JYavy — John B. Fanning, Mass. Edward N. Cox, N. Y. and Nathaniel H. Perry; R. I. To be Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps — Augustus A: Nicholson, S. C: Charles Belts, Va. Charles Sears, Mass. James M'Cawley, jr. Pa. Benjamin Macomber, R. I. George Cooper, Mass Abraham N. Breevort, N. V. and Samuel S. Cocjeman, N. J. N. B. We understand, the Midshipmen, who would, under the order of the Navy Department, have been entitled to an examina- tion, and who were at sea, and not in a situation to be examined, will have their commissions, w hen given, dated back to the time of appointment. GENERAL STAFF OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY Jacob Brown, Major General. Andrew Jackson, Major General. Alexander Macomb, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev. Edmund P. Gaines, Brigudier General, maj. gen. brev. Winfield Scott, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev. Eleazer W. Ripley, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev. Daniel Parker, Adjutant and Inspector General, brig. gen. brev. Thomas S. Jesop.'Quartcr Master General, brig. gen. brev. Robert Butler, Adjutant General, col. brev. Roger Jones Adjutant General, col. brev. Arthur P. Hayne, Inspector General, col. brev. John 10. Wool, Inspector General, col. brev. Charles J. Nourse, Assistant Adjutant General, maj. brev. James M Glassell, Assistant Adjutant General, maj. brev R. M. Kirby, Assistant Adjutant General, maj. brev. Perrin Willis, Assistant Adjutant General, maj. brev. John Biddlt, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev. John M. Davis, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev. Francis S. Belton, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev. NEW- YORK REGISTER. William M'Donald, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev. John Anderson, Topographical Engineer, Major. Isaac Roberdeau, Topographical Engineer, Major- John J. Abert, Topographical Engineer, Major, lames Kearney, Topographical Engineer, Major. Stephen H. Long, Topographical Engineer, maj. brev. Paul H. Perault, Topographical Engineer, maj. brev. Hugh Young, Assistant Topographical Engineer. William T. Poussin, Assistant Topographical Engineer. Milo Mason, Deputy Quarter Master General, maj. brev. William Linuard, Deputy Quarter Master General, maj. brev. Divisions and Departments of the Army. The Northern Division comprises five Military Departments, to wit : No. 1. New-York, above the Highlands, and Vermont— No. 2. New- Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut — No. 3. New-York, below the Highlands, and New-Jersey, excepting that part which furnishes the first J. vision of militia — No. 4. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and that part of New-Jersey which furnishes the first division of militia — No. 5. Ohio, and the territories of Michigan and Indiana. The Southern Division comprises four Military Departments, to wit: No. 8. Virginia, North Carolina, and the dUtrict of Columbia — No. 7. South Carolina, and Georgia — No. 8. Louisiana, and tht Mississippi territory — Ho. 9. Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and the territory of Illinois. INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. Ministers Plenipotentiary. Richard Rush, to Great Britain. Albert Gallatin, to France. George Washington Campbell, to St. Petersburg. William Eustis, to the Nether- lands. Thomas Sumter, to Rio Janeiro, Braziis, Ac. Jonathan Russell, to Sweden. George W.Erving, to Spain. Salary , 9W0 dollars each pet annum. CONSOLS OT THE UNITED STATES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. In Great Britain and its dependencies. Thomas Aspinwall, London. James Maury, Liverpool. Herman Visger, Bristol. Robert VV. Fox, Falmouth. Nath. G. Ingraham, jr. Plymouth. Thomas Auldjo, Cowes. Bernard Henry, Gibraltar. James Luke, Belfast. Thomas English, Dublin. Jacob Mark, Cork. Joel Hart, Lcitb, Thoiuaa Wynn, Turks Island. William Davy, Kingston upon Hull. In France and its dependencies. Isaac Con Barnctt, Paris. Daniel Strobel, Bordeaux. Henry Wilson, Nantz. Edward Church, L'Orient Su phcn Catbalan, Marseilles. Robert Sierry, La Rochelle. Thomas Johnson, Calais. Reuben G. Beasly, Havre de Grace. Philip de Peyster, Guadeloupe*. John Mitchell, Martinique* Martin Bickhain, Isle of France. In Russia. John Levitt Harris, St. Petersburg. Mo-ses M. Russell, Rig*. — — — — . Archaugel. * 1 64- MERCBIN'S In Spain and its dependencies. James L. Cathcart, Cadiz. Robert Montgomery, Alicant. Richard M. Call, Barcelona. John M. Baker, Tarragona and the Isles of Minorca, Majorca, and Vvica. T. L. Halsey, Buenos Ayres. William G. Miller, Monte Video. Obadiah Rich, Valencia. George G- Barrell, Malaga Richard S- Hackley, St. l.ucar. John Heath, Island of Tcneriffe Andrew Stewart, [aland of Manilla. John Warner, Island of Bono Bico. Alexander Hamil- ton, Havana. In Portugal and its dependencies- Israel P. Hutchinson, Lisbon. John Howard March, Island of Madeira. John B. Dabney, Fa} at Henry Hill, St. Salvador. Joseph Ray, Pcrnam- buco. Jose dos Santos Morlieio, Island of Maranhat. Samuel Hodges, jr. Cape de V'erd Islands- In Sweden. Joseph Ficklin, St. Bartholomews. A. C Murray, Gottenburg. In Denmark and its dependencies- John M. Korbes, Consul-general, Copenhagen. Robert M. Harrison, Consul, Island of St. Thomas. Robert Jaques, Island of St. Cruz- In Holland and its dependencies. Alexander M'Rac, Consul-general, Amsterdam. George Joy, Consul, Rotterdam. Emanuel Wambersie, Ostend. Joshua Clibborn, Antwerp. John B. Frazier, Islund of Cutracoa. William Gamble, Island of St. Eustatia. At the Hanse-Towns. Edward Wyer, Hamburgh. Frederick J. Wichelhauson, Bremen. Philip Marck, Franconia. William Clark, Embden. In Tuscany, Austria, and China. Thomas Appleton, Leghorn. James Sch.ee, Genoa. William H.Barney, Triest. Benjamin C. Wilcox, Canton. Victor Adolphus Sasserno, Nice. In the Kingdom of JVaples. Alexander Hammel, Consul, Naples. John Broadbent, Messina. Williaas Porter, Palermo. In Barbary. William Shale:-, Consul-general, Algiers. Thomas D. Anderson, Consul, Tunis. William B. Jones, Tripoli. James Simpson, Tangier* John O. Sullivan, Mogadoie. MINISTERS! CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES. From France. His Excellency M. Hyde de Neuville, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, from France to the United States of America. Mr. Both, Secretary of Legation. Mr. Bourgueney, attached to the Legation NEW-YORK REGISTER. Bj> Mr. Petry, Consul general, ad interim, to the Uuited Slates, at Philadel- phia. Mr. Berard, elete, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Mr. De Valnais, Consul, Boston. Mr. Le Comte D'Espinville, Consul, New-York. Mr. Angelucci, Consul, Baltimore. Mr. Conteaux, Vice Consul, Norfolk. Mr. Buchet de Martigny, Vice Consul, ad interim, Norfolk Mr. Le Marquis de Fougeres, Consul, Charleston, (9. C.) Mr. .. , Consul, ad interim, ditto. M Mr. Le Loup, Vice Consul, ad interim, Savannah. Mr. Thonosson, Agent, Savannah. Mr. Guillemin, Consul, ad interim, New-Orleans. From Great Britain. Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, Esq. Secretary of the late Legation. William Henry Hughes, Esq. Private Secretary. Anthony St. John Baker, Esq. Consul General. James Baker, Esq. Secretary. James Biidianan, Esq. Consul for the State and City of New- York. William Da.vson. Esq. Consul for Maryland — Baltimore. James Dykes, Esq. Consul for Virginia — Norfolk. Benjamin Aloodie, Esq. Consul for North and South Carolina, and Georgia — Charleston. John Davidson, Esq Consul for Louisiana — New Orleans. William S Skinner, Esq. acting Vice Consul for Boston. John Barnard Gilpin, Esq. Consul for Newport, (R. I.) Gilbert Robertson, Esq. Consul for Philadelphia, Delaware, and West Jersey. Janus Patlon, Esq. Vice Consul, Alexandria. James Wallace- Esq. Vice Consul, Savannah. James Stewart, Esq. Consul, New London. Burgoin, Vice Consul, Wilmington, (N. C.) Frum Russia. His Excellency Pr D. Politca, Eovoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Lamenosoff, Counsellor of Legation. George EUisen- Secretary of Legation. Theodore Ivanoff, Consul General. Alexy Eustaplmve, Consul, Boston. T. Swift Vice Consul, Alexandria. J. G. Bojcrt, Consul, New-York. Edward Hollander, Vice Consul New-Orleans. Ed»ard J. Coale, Agent, Baltimore. Fortescne Whittle, Agent, Norfolk. John Prince, Agent, Saltm Ebenezer Mayo, Agent. Portland. Samuel Snow, Agent, Providence. Letit Villere, Agent, Savannah. From Spain. His Excellency Don Lewis do Onis, Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary, Washington. 66 MERCEIN'S Don Lewis Noele, Secretary of Legation, \Vashington. Don Francis Stoughlon, attached to the Legation, Washington. Don Francis Cavellero Sarmiento, attached to the Legation, Philadel- phia Don Bartolome Renguenet, Consul, Philadelphia. Don Thomas Stoughlon Consul, New-York. Don Pablo Chacon, Consul, Norfolk. Don Juan B. Barnabau, Consul, Baltimore. Don Antonio Argotte Vilalobus, Consul. Charleston. Don Felipe Fatio, Consul, New-Orleans. Don Carolus Mulvi, Vice Consul, Savannah. Don Torquin Zamorano, Consul, Alexandria, (D. C.) From Portugal. His Excellency M. Correa de Serra, Minister Plenipotentiary of hi* Majesty the King of Portugal, Brazil, and Algarves, Philadelphia. Joaquin) Jose Vasques, jun. Consul general, New- York. Simon S. Goodwyn, Vice Consul, Boston. John Vaughan,Vice Consul, Philadelphia. William R. Swift, Vice Consul, Baltimore. Lewis Deblois, Vice Consul, Washington. Joao P. Calhorda, Vice Consul. Wilmington, (N. C.) Carlos Mulvey, Vice Consol, Charleston, (S. C.) From Denmark. His Excellency P. Pedersen, Resident from the Court of Denmark, am] Consul-general, Philadelphia. John Bohlen, Vice Consul, Philadelphia. George Hammeken, Consul, New-York. Charles W. Green, Vice Consul, Boston. Frederick William Bnine, Vice Consul, Baltimore. Jonathan Swift. Vice Consul, Alexandria. Moses Myers, Vice C onsul, Norfolk. Joseph Winthrop, Vice Consul. Charleston, (S. C.) Richard Relf, Vice Consul, New Orleans. From Sweden and Norway. His Excellency M de Kantzow, Minister resident. Henry Gahn, acting Consul-general, New York. Bernard Dablgren, Consul, Philadelphia. S. Blagge, Commercial Agent, Boston. R. Rogers, jun. Commercial Agent, Providence, (R.I.) J.Swift, Commercial Agent, Alexandria. J. B. Cunningham, Commercial Agent, Washington. (N C.) Edmund Bridge, jun. Commercial Agent, Wilmington, (N. C.) Joseph Winthrop, Commercial Agent, Charleston, (S. C.) ■ William Taylor, Commercial Agent, Savannah. R. D. Shepherd, Commercial Agent, New-Orleans. From Prussia. His Excellency Frederick Greuhm, Minister Resident and, Consul- general. Sass, Secretary. Jacob Sperry, Consul, Philadelphia. NEW-YORK REGISTER. From the United Netherlands. His Excellency Viscount de Quabeck, Charge d'Affaires, Washington. P. G. Lechleituer, Consul, Philadelphia. F. L. Wentrop, Esq. Consul, Boston. J. C. Zimmerman, Consul, New-York. C. S. Konig, Consul, Baltimore. Jonathan Swift, Consul, Alexandria. Moses Meyer, Consul, Norfolk. James Holmes, Consul, Charleston. Thomas Wright, Consul, Savannah. William Nott, Consul, New-Orleans. Foreign Consuls who reside in New-Yofk. From France — M. le Comte d'Espenville. Great Britain — James Buchanan. Russia — J. G. v ogert. Spain — Don Thomas StoughtOD. — Portugal — Anthony V. Duff. Prussia — John W. Smith. Hamburg — John W. Smidt. Sweden — Henry Ghan. Denmark — G. Hamrueken. Netherlands — J. C. Zimmerman. For the deposit of Wines, c/e. An act providing for the deposit of Wines and distilled Spirits in public warehouses, and for other purposes. Bt f< enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Stales of America, in Congress assembled, that ic shall be lawful for anv importer of wiots or distilled spirits, which may be imported into the Unitei States, at any time after the first day of June, 1819, at his option, to be de- termined at the time of making entry therefor, either to secure the duties thereon, on the same terms and stipulations as on other goods, wares and merchandise imported, or to give his bond in double the amount of the duties thereupon, with condition for the payment of the said duties, in twelve calendar months from the dale of such bond ; which bond shall be accepted by such collector without surety, upon the terms following, viz. The wines or distilled spirits, for the duties whereof such bond shall be accepted, shall be deposited at the expense and risk of the importer, in such public or other store-house as may be agreed upon between the importer and surveyor, or officer of inspection of the revenue, for the port where the said wines or spirits shall be landed; and such wines or spirits shall be kept under the joint locks of the inspector and the importer; but no delivery shall be made of such wines «r spirits without a permit in writing, under 'the hand of the collector and naval officer of the port. Sect 2. And be it further enacted, That no permit shall be given for the removal of the wines or spirits deposited under the provisions of the foregoing section, unless the duties upon the wines or spirits for which it shall be required, be first paid or secured, in the manner following, viz. The importer, or his assignee, shall give bond, with one or more surety or sureties, to the satisfaction of the collector, in double the amount of the duties upon the wine* or spirits in each case to be delivered, with condition for the payment of the said djties, at the same credits, to be computed frojn the date of the permit, as OS MERCEIN'S would hare been allowed on bonds for the same articles, if they had not been deposited under the provisions of this Act. Provided, that the time to be allowed for the payment of the duties upon any wines or spirits so delivered, or for any part of such duties, shall not be such as to extend the credit beyond the term of twelve calendar months, originally allowed upon depositing such wines and spirits. Sect3. And be it further enacted. That if the duties on any wines or spirits, deposited under the provisions of this act, shall not have been paid, or secured to be paid, in the manner described in the foregoing section, within the term of twelve calendar months from the time of their importation, it shall be the duty of the collector to cause sojnuch of such wines or spirits as may be necessary, to be sold at public auction, and retaining the sum neces- sary for the payment of the duties which have not been secured er payed, together with the expenses of safekeeping and sale of such wines or spirits, shall return the overplus, if any, to the owner or to his agent, or lawful representative ; and the amount of each bond, taken for the duties on wines or spirits delivered, after being deposited, as directed by this act, shall be en- dorsed immediately on the original bond given by the importer, specifying the articles delivered, and the date of the delivery. Sect. 4. And be it further enacted, That no drawback shall be allowed of the duties paid on any wines or spirits, which shall be imported into the Uni- ted States after the 6rst day of June, 1819, unless such wines or spirits shall have been deposited in public or other stores, under the provisions of this act, and there kept from their landing to their shipment. Sect. 5. And be it further enacted, That if any wines or other spirits, deposited under the provisions of this act, shall be embezzled or fraudulently bid or removed from any store or place wherein they shall have been deposited, they shall be forfeited; and the person or peisons so embezzling, hiding or removing the same, or aiding or assisting therein, shall be liable to the same pains and penalties as il'such wines or spirits had been fraudulently unshipped or landed without payment of duty. Sect. 6. And be it further enacted, That from and after the first day of June, 1!)19, the bonds for duties on articles imported by sea, the produce of foreign places or islands, situated on the eastern shores of America, north ol the equator, or in its adjacent seas, bays, and gulfs, i>al: excepted, shall be payable, one half in six, and one half in nine calendar moni' s; and the bonds for duties on goods, wares, and merchandise, (other than wine, salt and teas,) imported from any other place than Europe and the West Indies, shall be payable, one-third in eight, one- third in ten, and one-third in eighteen calen- dar months. H. CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN GAILLARD, President of the Senate, pro tempore. Approved-April 20, 1818- JAMES MONROE. Terms of Credit. SECT. 62. When the duties on a.i valorem articles arc less than 50 dollars, it must be paid immediately; if specific, a deposit must be made to secure the same, which, when ascertained, will be immediately settled. When the duties on t;oods impor'.ed, where the snm payable by one person or co partnership, shall amount to more than SO dollars, the following credit is allowed by/Jaw, except where any bond on which the purson or co-partner- ship ent> ringsucn i.uoch, wares of merchandise, are either principal or secu- rity, being due, remains undischarged. NEW- YORK REGISTER. 69 On all articles of the produce of the West-Indies, or from places north of the equator, one-half in six, and the other half in nine months. On Madeira, and all other wines, twelve mouths. On all goods, &<: from Europe, (wines and teas excepted,) the one- third in eight, one-third in ten, and one-third in twelve months. On all goods, &c. (wines and teas excepted,) from any other place than Europe, the Wssl-lndies and north of the equator, the one-lhird in eight month*, one-third in ten months, and one-third in eighteen months. Teas, from China or Europe, may be deposited at the option of the importer cr importers, (to be determined at the time of making entry therefor,) either to secure the duties thereon, on the same terms and stipulations as on other goods, wares, and merchandise imported, or to give his, or her, or their bond, to the collector of the district where any such teas shall be landed, in double the amount of the duties thereupon, with condition for the payment of the said duties in twoycars from the date of such bond : which bond shall be accepted by such collector without Surely, upon the teims following; that is to say, the teas, for the duties whereof such bond shall be accepted, shall be deposited at the expense and risk of the said importer or importers, in one or more store-house or store-houses, as the case may require to be agreed upon, iV_. The said teas to be delivered upon bond being given, with one or moie surety or sureties, to the satisfaction of the collector, " if the same shall not exceed 100 dollars, in four months, if above 100 dollars, and not exceeding 500 dollars, in eight months; or if the same shall exceed S00 dollars, in 12 mouths;" so that the term of credit shall not extend the period beyond two years from the time of depositing the said teas. Any teas remaining after the said term of tiro years. toDe sold by the collector, who shall return the sur- plus (after paying the duties,) to the owner or owners thereof. SECT. 66. When bonds given for duties shall becojne due, and not dis- charged, the collector to prosecute without delay ; and Tn case of insolvencj or death, the United States to be the first creditor; and any executor, adminis- trator, assignee, or any other person, paying any debt due by the person or estate, from whom or for which they are acting, previous to the debt or debts due to the United States being first fully satisfied and paid, shall become answerable in their own peregn and «la(« for the same, or part thereof remaining unsatisfied. Sureties on all bonds given for duties, shall, in case of insolvency or death of the principal', " have and enjoy lite like advantages, priority, or preference for the recover y and receipt of the said money »ut of the estate and effects of such insolvent, or deceased principal, as are reserved to the United Stales." When bonds are prosecuted for the recovery of duties due to the United States, judgment to be granted at tne return terra, " unless the defendant shall in open court, the Unite. 1 States Attorney being present, make oath or affirmation, that an erroi has been committed in the liquidation of the du- ties demanded upon such o.id, specif] i >g [lie errors alleged to have been committed, an.) mat the sam< have been iiuiificj, in writing, to the collector of the del. in pr ior to the commencement of the return term aforesaid." On all bouds upon which suits shall be commenced, an interest shall be allowed at i!ie rate of six per cent per annum, from the time when said bonds became due until the payment thereof. <-'S)fe t ' SEC I". 153. Duties to be paid where goods are landed, and bonds to be given for s< curing the duties, if the whole or part of the cargo is destined to different distr icts.. EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES. From a statement of the Secretary of the Treasury to Congress, it appears that the value of the exports of the United States, fo>.- TO MERCEIN'S "he year ending the 30th of September, 1816, was eighty-om millions, nine hundred and twenty thousand four hundred and fift\j-l\i « ■hilars, (81, 920,452)— of which, 64,781,896 were of domestic ma- terials, and 17,138,556 of foreign. Of the domestic products exported, 7,293,000 were the pro- duce of the Forest — of Agriculture, 53,354,000 — of Manufactures, 1,755,000— of uncertain origin, 1,049,000. The total amount exported to the possession of foreign powers i the largest amount (39,184,558) was to those of Great Britain, — the nest largest amount (12,138,135) to those of France — the next (8.589,718) to those of Spain — to Holland and its Colonies, 5,609,524 — to the Hanse Towns, and ports of Germany, 3,634,500 — to Portugal, Brazil, &c. 2,270,389 dollars. The total exports from the several states and territories, during the year before mentioned, was in the following proportion : New-Hampshire 140,293 North Carolina 1,328,735 Vermont 392,594 South Carolina 10,849,409 Massachusetts 10,136,439 Georgia 7,511,939 Rhode Island 612,794 Ohio 1.305 Connecticut 593,806 Louisiana 5,602,948 New-York 19,690,031 District of Columbia 1,680,811 New-Jersey 9,746 Territory of the United Pennsylvania 7,196,246 States 65,532 Delaware 56,217 Maryland 7,338,767 $81,920,452 Virginia 8,212,860 Total I SHERIFFS IN THE STATE OF NEW- YORK. Asa Lee Davidson, Allegany ; William Chamberlin, Broome ; Archibald Green, Cayuga; Caleb Lather, Clinton; Alex. Smith, jun. Columbia ; Noah R. Smith, Cortland; Martin Keeler, De laxcare; Gilbert Ketch urn.Dutcfc- ess ; Boughton Lobdell, Essex ; John Wood, Franklin; Par- menius Adams, Genesee ; Peter C. Adams, Greene; Robert Shoemaker, Herkimer; Amasa Trowbridge, Jefferson; John Wykotf, Kings ; Sylvester Mil ler, Lettfis ; Moses Maynad, Madison ; John Holland, Mont gomery, James L. Bell, New- York; Jas. Cronk, Niagara ; _ Jno. B. Pease, Oneida; tieze.A Washington ; kiah L. Granger, Onondaga ;\Westchestcr. Phinehas P. Bates, Ontario; Moses L>c Witt Burnett, Orange; Peter Pratt, Ostoego ; Pascal Franchott, Otsego ; Richard Cornell, Queens; Michael I. Vsndercook, Renntelaer ; John Hillyer, Richmond; John B. Hating, Rockland ; John Dunn- ing, Saratoga; Isaac Riggs, Schenectady ; Giles H. Hubbard, Schoharie; Joseph C. Chapman, Seneca; David C. Judson, St. Lawrence; Henry Schriver, Sleit- ben ; Elnathan Sears, Sullivan ; Henry Wills, Tioga; Nicoll Halsey, Tompkins ; Abraham Tantine, Ulster ; James L. Curman, Warren ; John Doty, Lyman Cook, NEW-YORK REGISTER. 71 An Abstract of the Return* of Common Schools of the several Counties in the State of New-York, for the Year 1819. d-s- tsi rs =te a s e-2 41J H s - VA I - "- it-" 3 ■as.; o Sir A t u4 ay , A 1 1 ££TSMljr» 4 o Ill 11 1 93 21-18 4132 a o a 66 62 652 1700 Broome, m o o 103 77 1245 3653 Clinton, 5 43 43 993 1756 Cavuip*,, 10 8 175 156 3655 9902 Columbia, 14 12 160 160 3326 6359 Chautauque, 8 8 CO 65 699 £677 C hf*naD£o, 17 17 905 181 3337 9614 C ortland. 10 10 122 116 1026 So06 Delaware, 1 '>i t ■ I.' 1 15 14 141 139 2085 6050 13 13 189 175 5194 8378 1 1 13 93 81 1150 3263 I mnklio. c o f» 30 30 797 1048 Caeene, 20 IU 113 ioy 2163 5329 20 323 236 4—-^ ZiHl 12397 • *> 165 160 28 G6 8288 13 g 71 72 1 916 49a4 1 Q 1 a 1 / 391 773 O OCf •>J A9 hZ - 1 - 241 1 iMu^cn, 1""* 14 163 162 3859 10676 MonUjorncry, i; 1 A l^o 178 162 ■vlj v9o 8003 .N :i_ . _ • 1 7 J*> 100 5? SI 48 IWw-^ ork f 11055 3842 21 - -i 240 4537 12823 Onondaga, 1Z 14 187 136 3820 1 1772 Oneida, «M XI 41 ZI AMI 5289 14riS0 1*» 14 J. 60 60 1021 2696 Ontario, •y* OA *>•> 6590 23439 11 Jl j i-t lot Ov>o4 6516 Pntnara, J • 3C 832 1440 Queens, g 53 2020 2388 Richmond, g A T8 18 p« 7S9 Riinssolser, 14 14 171 J 'U 4274 9718 Rockland, 1*1 898 1478 Sullivan, 7 61 50 1056 1952 Seneca, 7 115 82 27S5 5000 Suffolk, 6 6 90 84 1706 3899 Schenectady, 5 5 46 42 682 1816 Steuben, 13 9 97 73 1081 3545 St. Lawrence, 16 16 123 88 1025 3260 Schoharie, 8 8 1-22 100 2051 4666 Saratoga, 17 13 128 123 2423 7504 Tioga, Tompkins, 8 79 63 1197 3435 6 5 98 98 ?114 5567 Ulster, Warren, 15 13 m 99 2746 4430 9 9 61 41 876 1950 Washington, Westchejter, 16 15 139 177 3193 9863 21 J2 70 70 1758 3387 total 55o 515. 57b3. 5118. 117151. 271277. 6882 2043 3739 2550 9999 8496 260C 8735 4864 6424 10637 3662 1163 6752 11072 9472 4.154 2207 205? 9f!79 10831 3312 3842 13J29 12309 14383 2636 23435 9714 1871 4755 1494 11735 2115 2115 5894 4854 2429 3165 3559 6107 7367 4020 6099 7074 2189 9998 4732 302705 GIDEON OAWLKY, S-jyermtocdml sf Ctoxu 6ch»ei. MERCEIN'S DEPARTMENTS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERN- MENT. General Post Office. Return J. Meigs, Ohio, Postmaster General; salary, 3000 dollars — Assistant, Abraham Bradley, Connecticut; salary, 1700 dollars — Scth Pease, Connecti- cut, Assistant; salary, 1600 dollars — Fhinees Bradley, Chief Clerk. United Slates Mint (at Philadelphia.) Robert Patterson, Director; salary, 2000 dollars- James Rush, Treasurer; salary, 1200 dollars — Adam Eckfeldt, Coiner; salary 1500 dollars — Joseph Kichardson, Assaycr; salary, 1500 dollars — Joseph Cloud, Refiner; salary, 1500 dollars — Robert *~col. Engraver; salary, 1200 dollars— John Reich, Assistant Engraver— William Kern, Door-keeper and Watch — William M'Minn, Carpenter and Adjuster — Philip Summers, Melter — John JVIann, Annealer— John Schreiner, and Thomas Gray, Pressmen — One Clerk, at 700 dollars; two clerks, each at 500 dollars. Land Department. Josiah Meigs, Commissioner of the General Land Office— Edward Tiffin, Surveyor General : salary, 2000 dollars; ollice at Chilicothe, Ohio — Thomas Freeman, Surveyor, south of Tennessee; salary, 2000 dollars; office at Washington, Mississippi Territory— William Rector, Surveyor of Illinois and Missouri — John Coffee, Surveyor. JUDICIARY. John Marshall, of Virginia, Chief Justice of the United States; salary, 4000 dollars. Associate Judgetr-Bushrod Washington, Virginia — William Johnson, ;un. South Carolina — B. Livingston, New-York — Thomas 1 odd, Kentucky — Gabriel Duval, Maryland — Joseph Story, Massachusetts. Salary, 3oC0 dollars each. William Wirt, of Virginia, Attorney General of the United States ; salary, 3000 dollars. District Judges. District of Maine, Albion K. Parris — New-Hampshire, John S. Sherburne — Massachusetts, John Dai is — Rhode-Island, David Ho\*ell — Vermont, Elijah Paine — Connecticut, Picrpont Edwards — New- York, M.^ Ii. Tallmadge, Chief Judge; Win. P. Van Ness, additional Judge — New-Jersey, William S. Pennington— Pennsylvania, Richaril Peters, Eastern district; Jonathan H- Walker, Western district— Delaware, John Fisher — Maryland, James Houston— Virginia, St. George Tucker— North Carolina, Henry Potter- South Carolina, John Drayton— Georgia, William Stevens— Kentucky, Ro- bert Trimble— Tennessee, John M'Nairy— Ohio, Charles W. Bird— Indiana, Benjamin Park— Louisiana. Dominic A Hall— Mississippi, William Bayaad Shields— Columbia, William Crunch, Chief Judge; Ruckner Thruslon and James S. Morrell, Jlssislant Judge's— Alabama, Henry G. Webb. Clerks to the' Supreme, Circuit, and District Courts. Supreme Court, Elias B. Caldwell; District of New-Hamp- shire, Jonathan Ste.el; Maine, Henry Sewall ; Massachusetts, William S. Shaw ; Rhode-Island, Edmund T. Ellery ; Vermont. SEW- YOWL REGISTER. ^ Cephas Smith ; Conneoticut, Henry Edwards ; New-York, G. L. Thompson, Southern district ; R R Lansing, Northern dis- trict ; New-Jersey, Robert Boggs; Pennsylvania, David Cald- well ; Delaware, A. Johns ; Maryland, Philip Moore ; Virginia, Richard Jeffries; North Carolina, William H Haywood ; South Carolina, James Jervay ; Georgia, John J. Bullock ; Kentucky, John H. Hanna ; Tennessee, Robert M. Gavock ; Ohio, Hum- phrey Fullerton : Louisiana, William Claiborne ; Columbia, Wm. Brent, Washington County ; George Deneale, Alexandria county. District Attorneys. New-Hampshire, Daniel Humphries ; Maine, Wm. P. Preble; Massachusetts, George Blake ; Rhode-Island, Asher Robbins ; Connecticut, Hezekiah Huntington ; Vermont, Titus Hutchin- son ; New-York, Jonathan Fisk, Southern district; Roger Skin- ner, Northern district ; New-Jersey, Joseph M'llvaine; Penn- sylvania, Charles Jared Ingersoll ; Delaware, George Read, jun. Maryland, Elias Glenn ; Virginia, Robert Stannard ; North Ca- rolina, James M'Kay ; South Carolina, Thomas Parker ; Geor- gia, Wm. Da vies ; Kentucky, Robert Wickliffe ; East Tennessee, John M'Campbell ; West Tennessee, Henry Crabb ; Ohio, John C. Wright ; Columbia', Walter Jones, jun. ; Louisiana, John Dick; Indiana, Thomas H.Blake; Mississippi, Bela Metcalf; Missouri, Robert Wash. WSNKSbi'' >f^?^S M« rsh ah. New-Hampshire, Michael M'Clary ; Maine. Tlios. G. Thorn- ton ; Massachusetts, James Prince ; Rhode-Islaud, Ebenezer K. I><'\ter; Connecticut, Robert Fairchild ; Vermont, David Ro- binson ; New-York, Thomas Morris, Southern district ; John W. Livingston, Northern district ; New-Jersey, Oliver Wayne Ogden ; Pennsylvania, John Smith, Eastern district ; William B. Irish, Western district ; Delaware, James Brohson ; Maryland, I'aul Bentalou ; Virginia, Andrew Moore; North Carolina, Be- verly Daniel; South Carolina, Morton A. Waring; Georgia, John H. Worrell ; Kentucky, Robert Crocket ; East Tennessf e, Charles I. Porter ; West Tennessee, John Childress, jun. ; Ohio, JohnHamm; Columbia, Tench Ringold ; Louisiana, Michael Reynolds ; Indiana, John Vawter ; Mississippi, II. G. Johnson. TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS. LOCAL. The Governors of Territories have a local super- intendency of Indian affairs, ex officio, within the limits of their respective territorial jurisdictions. Ports of Entry and Delivery for Foreign Vessels. No vessel, not wholly belonging to a citizen or citizens ot 7 i MERCEIN'S the United States, shall be udmitted to unload at any port"w place except the following : New-Hampshire, Portsmouth. Massachusetts, Portland and Falmouth, New-Bedford, Dighton, Salem, and Beverly, Glou- cester, Neubwyporl, Marblchtad, Nantucket, Boston, and Charles- town, Plymouth, Bath, Frenchman's Bay, Wiscasset, Machias, Penobscot, Biddejbrd, and Pepperelborough, Saco, and Kenne- bunk. Rhode-Island, Newport, Providence, Bristol. Con- necticut, New-London, and New-Haven. New-York, New- York. New-Jersey, Perth-Amboy, Jersey, Burlington. Penn- sylvania, Philadelphia. Delaware, Wilmington, New- Castle, Port Penn. Maryland, Baltimore, Annapolis, Vienna, Oxford, Georgetown, (on the Potomac,) Chestertown Creek, Nottingham- Nanjemoy, St. Mary's, Digge's Landing, Snowhill, Carrolsburgh. Virginia, Alexandria, Khjsale, Newport, Tappaliannock, Port- Royal, Predeiicksburgh, Ufbanna, Yorktown, West-Point, Hampton, Bermuda-Hundred, City Toiut, Petersburg^, Rich- mond, East River, Rocket's Landing, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, North Carolina, Wilmington, Newhem, Beaufort, Washington, Edenlon, Plankbridge, and Plymouth. South Cakoxina, Charleston, Georgetown, Beaufort. Georgia, Savannah, Sun* bury, Brunswick, Erederica, St. Mary. Louisiana, N. Orleans. Nor shall any vessel from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, be admitted to enter, except at the ports in the above, Jist, which are distinguished by italics. Restrictions on Importations. Sec. 92. No goods, wares, or merchandise, of foreign growth or ma- nufacture, subject to the payment of duties, shall be brought into (lie United States, from any foreign port or place, in any other manner than by sea ; nor in any ship or vessel of less than thirty Ions burden, agreeable to the mode of ascertaining American tonnage, except in certain districts on the northern, north western, and western bounda- ries of the United Slates, adjoining to the dominions of Great Britain in Upper and Lower Canada, and the districts on the rivers Ohio and Mississippi. Sec. 103. No beer, ale, or porter, to be imported in casks of less capacity than forty gallons, beer measure ; or if in bottles, in packages less than six dozen, uoder penalty of forfeiture, with the ship or vessel. No refined lump, or loaf sugar, shall be imported into tlie United States, from any port or place, except in ships or vessels of the burden of one hundred and twenty tons and upwards, and in casks or packa- ges containing each, not less (ban six hundred pounds, on pain of for- feiting the said ship or vessel, and the loaf or lump sugar imported therein, except in such casks or packages as aforesaid. No distilled spirits, (arrack and sweet cordials excepted,) to be im- ported in casks or vessels of less capacity than ninety gallons n ine measure, on pain of forfeiture with the ship or vessel ; nor in casks or vessels which have been marked pursuant to any law of the United States, on pain of forfeiture of the said refined loaf or lump sugar, and distilled spirits, together will* the ship or vessel. Provided, that the NEW-YORK REGISTER. 75 forfeiture shall not be incurred on " any ships imported or brought into the United States, in other casks or vessels aforesaid, or the ship or vessel in w hich they shall be brought, if such spirits shall be in the use of the seamen on board of such ship or vessel, and shall not exceed the quantity of four gallons for each seaman," and which shall, at the time of the entry of the said vessel, be inserted in the manifest as the sea stores of such ship or vessel. Dvty of Masters of Vessels! Sec. 23. IS'o merchandise to be imported in any vessel belonging in ■whole or in part to a citizen or inhabitant of the United States, unless the master of such vessel shall have on board a manifest in writing, signed by such master or other person having the command, contain- ing the name of the port cr place w here such merchandise were re- ceived, and the port where consigned or declined to, within the United Stales, particularly noting the merchandise destined for each port re- spectively, and every package on board such vessel to be particularly described — to whom consigned, or if to order, with the names of all passengers, distinguishing whether cabin or steerage passengers, or both, with their baggage, and an account of all remaining sea stores, if any. Vessel and Cubin Store. If merchandise imported are destined to be delivered in different districts or ports, the said merchandise lo be inserted in successive or- der in the above manifest, and all spirits, wines, and teas, being the whole or any part of the cargo, shall be inserted in like order, distin- guishing the port where destined, and the kind, qualities, and quantity thereof. Sec. 45. Excessive quantity of sea sfores to pay duty. Sec. 19. Vessels bound to Connecticut, by way of Sandy-Hook, or so Hudson, before they pass the port of New-York, and immediately after arrival, the master to deposit with the collector a true manifest of the cargo on board such ship or vessel. The penally for neglect or omission, or refusing to receive an inspector of the customs ori board the same, to accompany such vessel, is five hundred dollars. Sec. 24. For all goods not included in the manifest, the master for- feits a sum of money equal to their value, and all merchandise not it: eluded in such manifest, belonging or consigned to the master, mate, officers, or crew of such vessel, shall be forfeited, unless it is made to appeal to the satisfaction of the collector, naval officer and surveyor, or the major part of them, or to a court on trial, that no part was un- shipped except what is mentioned in the report, or that tho manifest bus been lost or mislaid, without fraud, or defaced by accident, or in correct by mistake. Sec. 25. Hie master of any vessel, or other person having charge thereof, belonging in whole or in part to a citizen or citizens, inhabit- ant or inhabitants of the United States, on arrival within four leagues of the coast, or within any bays, harbours, ports, rivers, creeks, or in- lets thereof, to have a manifest on board, and on demand made byanv officer of the customs, first coming on board, to produce such manffest'. and deliver him a copy thereof, signed by the master or other persons having charge of such vessel, and the officer shall certify on the ort MERCEIWS ginal the day and yenr the same w as produced, the said copy to bt provided and subscribed by the master, or such other person having command; the copy of which to he compared with the original, and < ertified by such officer on the back thereof ; the day and year such »:opy or copies was or were delivered to him, — ihe original manifest to be delivered afterwards by the master to the collector. Provided, that not more than one copy of each manifest shall be required by any oft? cer or officers who shall first come on board, within four leagues of the roast of the United States, and one other copy to any officer or officers who shall first come on board within the limits of any district for which (he cargo, or any part thereof, shall be destined. Sec. 26. The penalty on masters, for not producing manifest, and delivering copy thei eof to the proper officer or officers on demand, or for not informing such officer of the true destination of such vessel, i; live hundred dollars for each offence : and the like penally is incurred by such officer, who shall neglect or refuse to certify such manifest, — and the officer is required to make a return in writing of the name of the vessel and master, offending in any, or all of the particulars re- quired, to thecollector of the district where such vessel may be bound. Sec. 27. Any vessel within four leagues of the coast, or within the limits of any district, unloading goods without authority from proper officers, the master and mate forfeit one thousand dollars for each of- fence, and goods forfeiled, except in case of accident, necessity, or stress of weather; which shall be proved before the collector, by the master, mate, and one other officer or mariner. Sec. £8. Masters of vessels receiving goods so unladen (except as before excepted,) to forfeit treble the value of such goods ; and the ship, boat, or vessel receiving them, to be forfeited. Sec. 29 If any vessel, having arrived within any district, shall de- part, or attempt to depart from the same, (unless to some more interior port, or by stress of weather,) w'ithout report to the collector, the mas- ter forfeits four hundred dollars. Sec. 30. Any vessel arriving from a foreign port, the master is to report to thecollector, within tweaty-four hours after his arrival; and within 24 hours thereafter, further to report the name, harden, &.c. in writing, agreeable to the directions of section 23d, and shall mako oath or affirmation to the truth of the same. The master or other person having charge of any vessel having dis- tilled spirits, wines, or teas, shall, within 48 hours after arrival, make a report in writing to the eurveyor, or officer acting as inspector of the revenue of the port, under a penally of five hundred dollars. The master, or other person haviug command, neglecting Jjp make such report, forfeits one thousand dollars. Sec. 31. Ships of war, or packets of any prince or state, not permit- ted by such prince or state to carry goods In way of trade, are nui re- quired to make such reports. Sec. 32 Masters of vessels after arrival and entry, may proceed lo foreign ports with goods, nultd on the manifetl at the lime of entry for such foreign port, without paying duties thereto, on giving bond that the said goods shall be actually re exported in such vessel to a foreign port ; but bonds are not required when vessels put in, in distress. Sec. 34 Masters of vessels, hav ing goods on board, destined to dif- ferent districts, other than the district at which he may arrive, to be furnished by the collector with a copy of his report, and a certificate, NEW-YORK REGISTER. W showing on what part of the, cargo the duties have been paid or se- cured, and give bond lor reporting such goods, on which the duties have not been paid or secured ; which copy the master is to produce to the col'ector of the district where bound, within twenty-four hours after his arrival, under a penalty of five hundred dollars ; and the said bond to be cancelled by producing from the collector of such district, a certificate within sii'nionlhs, of the due entry and delivery of sucb merchandise in such district or districts. Sec. 35. In addition to the foregoing section, the master to apply to the surveyor or inspector of the port for a copy of his report, where there are distilled spirits, wines, or teas on board, to be delivered in different districts, — the want of whioh subjects such articles to for- feiture, and five hundred dollars penalty on the master. Post Office Law. No ship or vessel iron) foreign ports, or coming by sea from any , -on of the United Stales, shall be permitted to report, make entry, or break bulk, till the master shall deliver to the postmaster, all letters under his care or within his power, other than such as are directed to the owner or owners of such ship or vesselfand an oath or affirmation to be taken of sucb delivery; the master to receive two cents for eve- ry letter so delivered. Sec 57. Goods found on board any vessel not noted on the mani- fest, the master to make post entry, previous to any permit being granted therefor. Packages wanting, or goods not agreeing with the manifest, the master forfeits five hundred dollars, unless made appear to the satisfac- tion of the principal officers of the customs, that no part of the cargo has been unloaded since it was taken on board, except such as noted in the report, and pursuant to permits ;. and that such disagreement arise? from accident or mistake. Sec. 60. Vessels arriving from any foreign port, in distress, at any port in the United States, not being destined for the same, protest to be made by the master and mate, within 24 hours, and lodged at the cus- tom bouse ; and within 48 hours enter his vessel, as in all other cases; and if by certificate of the wardens of the port, of the necessity thereof, the vessel may be unladen and cargo deposited in the public store, and reladen again (except such part as may be necessary to be sold to de- fray the expenses of the repairs of the vessel only, on which the duty shall be paid as in other cases ) by permission from the custom-house, free from any other charge than storage and fee to the officers of the custom, as in other cases. Sec. 93. The master or person having command of any vessel bound to a foreign port or place, shall deliver to the collector of the district from whence lucb vessel is about to depart, a manifest of all the cargo on board, and the value thereof, subscribed by such person : the pe- nalty for not delivering such manifest, and obtaining a clearance, pre- vious to departure from such district, is 500 dollars for every offence. Importers and Consignees. Sec. 36 Owners or consignees of goods imported, are, within fifteen days after the master's" n-|>ort, to make entry with the collec- tor, detailing the several contents and nett cost of each package par- 7* r n MERCEIN'S licularly, and produce the original invoice, documents and bills of la- ding, which must lie verified on oath or affirmation, by the said par- ties, who must subscribe the form of entry on oalh. When tbe above entry is made by any agent, factor or other person, other than bona fide owner or consignee of such merchandise, such person to give bond in the sum of one thousand dollars, over and above what the duties may amount to, with condition, that, the bona fidt owner or consignee of such merchandise, shall, on or before the 6rst period of payment of such duty become due, deliverto said collector a full aud correct account of said merchandise, in manner and form aforesaid ; verified by a like oath or affirmation, before any judge of the United States, or a judge of any court of record of a state, or be- fore a collcctorof the customs ; and in case the duties are paid at the time of entry, a like bond to be given, that such an account shall be delivered, within ninety days from such entry. When the particulars of such merchandise are not known, an entry thereof to be made according to circumstances; declaring on oalh or Affirmation, all the particulars the party knows or believes concerning the same, to be subscribed by the party ; and where an imperfect en- try is made, either for want of invoices, bills of lading, &c. the collec- tor to take such merchandise into his custody, until the quantity, quali- ty or value can be ascertained. . Sec. 37. Every importer or consignee of distilled spirits, wines or teas, to make a separate entry of the same, specifying the name of the vessel and master, and place from vhence ; the quantity and quality, and a particular detail of the chests, casks or vessels, containing the same, with the marks and numbers ; which entry, after being certified by the collector, to be produced to tbe surveyor or officer actinias in- spector of the reveBue for I he port ; and all permits granted by the collector for the above articles, shall, prior to the landing of the same, be produced to the surveyor or officer acting as inspector for the port, for endorsement ; any of the above articles landed, coulrary to the above direction, are subject to forfeiture, and five hundred dollars pe- nalty on the master er person having charge of the vessel. Sec. 52. Goods without invoice, or specification of particulars, to be stored by the collector until appraised, or invoices arrive, at the option ol the importer. Appraisers to aseertain and certify at wiiat rate, or per centage, such goods are damaged ; but no allowance for damage, unless suck appraisement is lodged in the custom-house within ten days after th» landing thereof, accompanied with a certificate of the wardens of the port. Sec. 56. Goods not landed in 15 days, to be sent to the public store, and all goods so deposited to be at the risk and charge of the iui| orler ; and if not entered and the duties paid, or secured within nine months, to be sold, (being first advertised for one month,) the surplus money arising from such sale, after the dulies and charges are paid, to be paid into the treasury of the United Stales, for the benefit of the owners, who, upon due proof of the properly, shall be entitled to the same. Perishable articles may be sold immediately. Sec 66. Goods entered under a fraudulent invoice, to be forfeited, f>r where tbe collector shall suspect that such goods are not invoiced agreeable to the sum such goods are sold for at the place from « hence they are imported, to be. taken into bis possession at tbe risk and ex- .YEW-YORK REGISTER. 1% pens* of the importer: until (bay are appraised, and in case of prosecu- tion lor the forfeiture aforesaid, such appraisement shall not exclude other proof on trial, of the actual aud real cost of the said goods at the place from whence imported Sec. 67. Packages may be opened in presence of two merchants, upon suspicion of (mud and repacked under the inspection of an It'.- cer; and if found to differ from the entry, to lie forfeited, unless made appear to the satisfaction of the principal officers of the customs, or* court on trial, tbatsuch difference proceeds from accident or mistake., or without intention of fraud. i41M0 \Si f- Returned Cargo. Sec. 47. When goods, lie. the growth or manufactures of the United States shall be returned, not having been shipped for the benefit of drawback or bounty, no duty to be demanded Sec 48 Report and entry of such good!, &.c. to be made, and proof, by oath or affirmation, of the facts thereof. N. B. When the goods so returned have been exported from any othrr district than the one they may be imported in, bonds to be given by the importer, in addition to the above oath, in the sum of the du- ties, that, within six months a certificate shall be produced from the collector of the customs for the district from whence they were export- ed, that such goods were actually so exported; in default of which, the bond to be forfeited and the penalty paid. If any artioles of the outward cargo are brought back, they are to be detained, specifying by whom shipped outward, and to whom con- signed inward Return of passengers, and of packages belonging to them respective- ly. — (Here insert the names of the passengers — and whether cabin or steerage passengers ; with the description and number of packages containing their baggage, or the tools or implements of a mechanical trade.) Mode of obtaining Drawback on Foreign Merchandise. Sect. 75. Merchandise imported into the United States, (foreign caught fish, fish oil and playing cards excepted,) if exported within one year from the paying or securing the duties thereon, from the ports of original importation, are enti- tled to a drawback of sucli duties, or may be transported coast- ways to certain districts, and the drawback, if exported from thence to a foreign port, excepting those immediately adjoining the United States,* by observing the following directions ; — Pro- vided the duties paid or secured on such merchandise, imported by one person or co-partnership, and entered at the same time, shall amount to fifty dollars, except distilled liquors,which must be one hundred and fifty gallons, and exported in the original casks, cases, chests,boxes, or other packages, in which they were import- ed, except liquors in casks, coffee or cocoa in casks or other packages, or unrefined sugar, which may be filled up out of others of the same importation, or put up into new casks or packages, * St Augustine, Nora Scotia, Halifax, and the Canadas, SO MERCETN'S corresponding therewith, which must be marked and numbered as the originals, but no change or filling up to take place, unless the cask9 or other packages are unfit for exportation, and in no other case; the whole to be performed under the inspection of a proper officer appointed for that purpose. When articles are imported in bulk, the packages in which they are landed shall be deemed the packages of original importation, and must be exported in the same; and all certificates for dis- tilled spirits, wines, or teas, must be given up, or no drawback to be allowed. Sect. 76. Twenty-four hours notice to be given, by lodging an entry therefor before shipping the goods, except distilled spirits, which require but six hours ; and goods shipped without a proper permit, forfeit the drawback. Previously to any permit being given, proof must be made by the importer, of the importation and the paying or securing the duties thereon, and every other person through whose hands such merchandise may have passed, ef the identity thereof. Sect. 82. If any good3, wares, or merchandise, entered for exportation with intent to drawback the duties, shall be landed within the limits of the United States, the same is subject to sei- zure and forfeiture, together with the ship or vessel, and the vessels or boats used in landing the same : and all persons con- cerned therein, upon conviction, to suffer imprisonment not ex- ceeding six months. Sect. 77. Merchandise may be transported coastways to such ports as vessels arriving from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, are admitted to enter at, by making the following entry, and obtaining a certificate from the port of original importation. Sect. 78. The certificate accompanying such merchandise to be produced at the time of making entry, upon which a permit will be granted for unlading ; and if intended to he exported to a foreign port, the same proceedings to be had as if such merchan- dise had been originally imported into the district from whence they are to be exported. Sect. 79. Merchandise may be transported across the state of New-Jersey, by the following route to Philadelphia, and exported from thence to a foreign port, and obtain drawback, viz. New- Brunswick, South Amboy, and Lamberton, Bordentown, or Bur- ligton, by making an entry as if transported by water ; the said» merchandise to be inspected and marked previous to the landing on board any packet with intention of transportation as aforesaid, and obtaining the certificate as in other cases ; and if merchan- dise is transported by any other route than expressed in the passport accompanying the same, or if the marks, fastenings or seals that may be placed thereon, by direction of any officer of the customs, be broken or defaced, or unpacked, the merchan- dise in respect to which such omission or wrong doing shall happen, or the value thereof, shall be forfeited. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 81 Skct. 80. If goods are exported from the disrtct into which they were originally imported, the exporter shall receive from the collector of such district, a debenture or debentures for the amount of such drawback, payable at the exact time or times on ^vhich the duties on such grvjds shall become due- Provided, 'hat if the duties on such merchandise shall have been paid prior to an entry for exportation, the debenture shall be made payable in 15 days from the time of signing the bond ; and the debenture may be made payable to the original, importer when the same shall be requested in writing by the exporter, and not otherwise. *i AJft tv%Jt^|fcJ|frp^'ttM*w '•'•V- •-•■?■» If merchandise having been imported coastways, accompanied with a certificate, shall be exported to a foreign port, the exporter to receive a certificate from the collector of the district from v\ hence exported, which is to be produced tin the collector of the distrct of original importation, and the drawback to be paid at such port, upon debenture or debentures being granted thereon, ,i ivable as aforesaid, — but in no case is the drawback to be paid ■iinul the duties are first received. Information generally. Sec-t. 43. The want of certificates of distilled spirits, wines, or teas, subject such articles to seizure and 50 dollars fine, if such certificates are not delivered to the purchaser; and if any cask, ehest, vessel or case, containing such articles shall be found in the possession of any person, without being marked, and not being accompanied with a certificate, the same is liable to seizure. Sect. 44. On the scale of any cask, £cc. which has been marked, the marks to be defaced in presence of some officer of inspection or customs, — and the certificate of the same to be delivered up. under tile penalty of 100 dollars and cost of suit. Stc v. 50. Goods from forf ign ports not to be unladen but be- tween sunrise and sunset, without special license, under a penalty of 400 dollars on the master, and every other person concerned, disability from holding any ollice under the government of the United States for seven years, and being advertised in the news- papers, with forfeiture of the goods ; and if above four hundred dollars value, of vessel and apparel. Si-ct. 51 Goods removed before gauged and weighed, (and if wines, spirit*, or teas, before being marked.) without permission, are forfeited. Sect. 9U. Persons giving or ofiu. ring a bribe, forfeit from 200 to iuui) dollars. Inspectors, and officers of revenue cutters, may go on board, examine, and search vessels : have free access to the i, and seal packages ; ai:d after sunset, secure hatches, &ic. Persons in charge of vessels for breaking fastening, but in pre- sence of an officer, forfeit 300 dollars. M MERCEIPPS Officers may seize within or without their districts— persons resisting or impeding them, forfeit 400 dollars. The master or commander of any vessel, that shall obstruct or hinder (or he the cause thereof) any officer of the revenue, in going on board his ship <»r vessel, tor the purpose of carrying into effect any of the revenue laws of the United States, forfeit from 30 to 500 dollars. Register J}ct. Every owner of a vessel, residing within the limits of the United States, to swear to the register within 90 days after its being granted, or it becomes vol;', :-nd the vessel and cargo pays foreign tonnage and duty. Consuls and Vice-Consuls. By an act of Congress of the 23th of February, 1305, it is made the duty of every master of any vessel bound on a foreign voyage, before any clearance is granted, to deliver to the collector of the customs, under oath or affiiniation, a list containirg the names, place of residence, and a description of the persons com- posing the ship's company, as far aa he can ascertain Ihem, and the-collector shall deliver him a certified copy thereof, for which the collector shall be entitled to 25 cents ; and the said master te to enter into bond, with security, in the sum of 400 dollars, to exhibit the aforesaid certified copy of the list to the first board- ing officer, at the first port in the United States, at which he shall arrive on his return, and then and there produce the persons named therein. The bond not to be forfeited, on failure of the master to produce any person contained in tfie list, who may be. discharged in a foreign country, with the consent of the consul, vice-consul, commercial agent, or vice-commercial agent, there residing, signed in writing, under his hand and official seal; nor on account of any such person dying, or absconding, or being forcibly impressed into other service. Sect. 2. Makes it the duty of every master or commander of any ship or vessel belonging "to the United States, on his arrival at a foreign port, to deposit his register, sea-letter, and Medi- terranean passport, with the consul, vice-consul, commercial agent, (if any there be at such port.) and in case of refusal, he forfeits 500 dollars ; and when the said master produces a clear- ance from the proper officer of the port, it is the duty of the said consul, vice-consul, or commercial agent, to return him all of his said papers. Sect. 3. Whenever a ship or a vessel of the United States' shall be sold in a foreign country, and her company discharged, or when an American seaman shall hv his own consent He- Pawcatuck river Providence Patuxet Tiverton New-London Stonington New-Haven Middletown Fairfield .Hartford Saybrook Sagg Harbour New-York* and Albany Hudson Oswegatchie MERCELVS COLLECTORS. Joseph Marquand Asa Andrews John Khtredge | William R. Lee Joseph Wilson H. A. S. Dearborn Henry Warren Isaiah L. Green Martin T. Morton Thomas Cook, jr. John Hawes Nathaniel Williams Jeremiah Bradbury Daniel Granger Isaac Ilsly ^ J. Wingate, jr. Francis Cook | Josiah Hook Hezekiah Prince Mektiah Jordan Jeremiah O'Brien Stephen Thacker Denny M'Cobb Joseph Store r William Ellery Chas. Collinsjr. Thomas Coles Thos. H. Cushing Abraham Bishop Alex. Wolcott Walter Bradley Henry P. Dering ^ David Gelston Reuben Moores Alex. Richards SURVEYORS. William Cross Ebenezer Dale ^ Jonathan Smith I John Sanders Joshua Prentis Elbridge Gerry Jaincs C. Jewett ; Isaac Carter I Joseph Carr John Slocum Wm. Hammond Thomas Arnold Nathaniel Philips Samuel Bosworth Sylvester Gavet John B. Barton Joseph Aborne Thomas Durfee Oliver Champlin Elijah Palmer William Munsnn W; Van Deursen Solomon Porter George Wolcott $ Joseph G. Sw ift ( John Vernor, jr. Isaac Davton XEW-iOKK REGISTER. POKTS. Cbamplam^sK - Oswego Niagara Buffalo Creek Genesee Sackett's Harbour end Cape St Vincent Perth Amboy Burlington Bridgetown Great Egg Harbour Little Egg Harbour -New Brunswick Jersey Philadelphia* Presque Isle Wilmington, Del.* Baltimore* Town Creek Chester Oxford and Eastoo Vienna Snowhill Annapolis Nottingham Llewellenburg 1 Nanjemoy V St. iMary's, Md. > Havre de Grace Georgetown, D. C. Alexandria Hampton Norfolk Suffolk Smith field Petersburg Richmond Citj- Poiut Yorkton-ii, West Point, and Cumberland East River Tappahannock ^ Urbanna Port Royal Fredericksburg / Carter's. Creek Charlestown, V. J Yeocomico Dumfries Tolly Landing Cherry Stone COLLECTORS. Peter Sailly Nathan Sage Robert Fleming Oliver Forward Jesse Hawley Perley Keys Johr. Brewster Lemuel Howell Jas. D. Wcscolt Gideon Leeds Silas Crane John Steele Thomas Forster Allen M'LaiiR Jas. H. M'CuIloch Jas N. Gordon John Willis John Ennalls Lemuel P. Spence John Randall Henry Boswell Alharj. Fenwick H. Geldsborough John Barnes Charles Simms David Bradie Chas. K. Mallory Joseph Jones James Gibbon T. Nelson, jr. ti B. Roberts John Haile John S. Tapscott W. A. Linton Parker Barnes Nathaniel Holland Henry Coffin Beruard Smith Philip Williams Jas. Glentworth William Lowry Charles Chilton Benjamin Wilmot C Lewis Ford < Wm D. Harrison ( Robert Chesley Bath. Dangerfield Copeland Parker Joseph Prentiss Robert Butler John H Peterson Andrew Torborn Ryland Randolph Eugene Sullivan William White f Henry Mute i William Gray { -Adam Cooke J Ez G. Sherman I Jacob Decamps 86 3IERCEIN'S PORTS. South Quay Wilmington (N. C) Swansborougb. Winton Windsor Shewarkey Hertford Nixonton Indiantown Currituck Inlet Pasquetank • Newbiggin Creek Tombstone Murfreesborough Newbern Beaufort, (N. C.) Washington* Edenton* Plymouth Camden* Ocracoke Charleston* Georgetown (S. C.)* Beaufort (S. C.;« Savannah* Sunbury* Brunswick and Darien St. Mary's (G) Hardwick Louisville Limestone Erie Miami Sandusky Marietta Cincinnati Massac Natchez New -Orleans Bayou St. John Charleslown (L.) Tcche Mobile Detroit Micuilimackir.ac Note — The Ports which gels from the Cape of Good entry, i COLLECTOKS. Willis W.Parker Robert Cochrane Francis Hawks Bridges Arundel Thos. H. Blouut Samuel Tredwell Levi Fagan Enoch Sawyer Thos. S. Singleton Simeon Thcus Thos. Chapman William Joyner Arch. S. Bullock James Holmes ^ W J. M'lntosb. Archibald Clark John J. Jenkins A. W. Walworth AhnouGibbs Peter P. Ferry Beverly Chew James Miller Adden Lewis Win. Woodbridge Adam D. Stewart. SCRVKYORS. Thomas Callender Demsey Jones Peterson Gurley Wm. H Ruffin Henry Hunter Josiah Townsend Samuel Matthews Thomas C. Ferebee Malachi Jones David Richardson T. L. Shannonhouse Jahu Nichols James Morgan Thomas H. Jervey Thomas Bourke | M'Queen M'lntosb Richard Ferguson Charles Pelhain Henry P. Wilcos John Andrews Gideon D. Cobb W. H. Beaumont William Emerson Louis Blanc have stars affixed, thus, » are those at which ves Hope, or any place beyond, are admitted to make JVaval Officers. NEW-YORK REGISTER. JJ Samuel Brown— New-York, John Ferguson— Philadelphia, Samuel Clarke— Baltimore, Joshua Barney— Norfolk, Philemon Galewood— Wilmington, John D. Jones— Charleston, Thomas W«*ing— Savannah, Alexander Iivme — New-Orleans, Edwin, Lorrain. Public Appraisers, Appointed under the Act supplementary to the Collection Lou; passed da- ring the session o/" 1819. Boston, William Little, Isaac Waters— New-York, Ichabod Prall, Abra- ham R. Lawrence— Philadelphia, Samuel Ross, Thomas Stewart— Bal- timore, William Dickinson, William Haslelt. United Slates Patents. Tke general law concerning the issuing of Patents will be fouud in the secoad volume of the Laws of the United State?, page 200. This law pro- vides for cili/.ens only, but a subsequent law (vol. 5, page 83) provides also tor applicants who have resided two jeais or upwaids in the United States, and who are not citiicns. In applying for a patent, it is necessary to attend to eVcry legal form, for in consequence of inattention to forms only, some of the patents issued for- merly have, ui the courts of law, been declared to be null and void. Mode of Application. "Every inventor, be f ore he presents his petition to the secretary of state, signifying his d«sire of obtaining a patent, shall pay into the treasury of the United States, thirty dollars, for which he will be furnished with duplicate receipts, one of which he shall deliver to the sec retary of state, when he presents his petition ; and the money thus paid shall be in full for the sundry services to be performed in the office of the secretary of state, consequent to such petition. This petition must be addressed to the secretary of state, and may be in the following or in a similar style : To the Hon. , Secretary of Sitafe cf the United Stales. The petition of A. B. of , in the comity of , and state «f , respectfully represents; That your petitioner has invented a new and useful improvement [" or art, machine, manufacture or composition of matter, or any new and useful im- provement, in any art, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter,"! in not known or used before bis application, the advantages of which he is desirous of securing to himself and his legal representatives; he therefore prays that letters patent of the United States may be issued, grant- ing unto your petitioner, his heirs, administrators, or assigns, the full and exclusive right, of making, constructing, using, and vending to others to be vsed, his said improvement, (art, invention, machine, manufacture or compo- sition of matter, St*-) agreeably to the acts of Congress in such case made and provided ; your petitioner having paid thirty dollars into the treasury of the Lnited States, and complied with the other provisions of the said acts. A. B. The specification or description of the machine, ait, discovery, or inven- tion, must be given in cl«ar and specific te:ms, designating it from all other invention, and describing the whole in such a manner as to comprehend not only the form and construction, if a machine, but a'so the mode of using the same; and if itbeonly an improvement on a certain machine already invent- ed by Die applicant or any other, it ought to be so mentioned as. described ; ^JL^ MERCEIN«S snd as (his specification, description, or schedule, enters into and forms part of the patent, it must be without any references to a m.'xJel or drawing, and must be signed by the applicant or applicants, before two witnesses. It is material that this be in good language, and correetly written, as it is trans- cribed into the patent, and the original papers will be deposited in an office, Wat will hand them down to posterity; by which the honour of the country is concerned in this attention. The modest inrentor will, no doubt, exclude those panegyrics on the excellence of his invention or discovery, which abounds sometimes in the productions of the inferior genius, but which ought not to enter into the patent. The following, or a similar oath or affirmation, taken [before a judge of any of the courts, or a justice of the peace, or any person qualified to administer an oath] by the applicant or applicants, must be subjoined to the specification, if citizens of the United States : FORM. County of — — , i Slate of , J ss - On this — of , 181 , before the subscriber, a justice of the peace, in and for the said county, personally appeared the aforenamed, A. B. and made solemn oath [or affirmation] according to law, that he verily believes himself to be the true and original inventor or discoverer of the art, [machiue, invention, or improvement, composition of matter, &c ] above specified and described, for (mention here the object or intention) , and that he is a citizen of the United States. , Just. Peace. If not a citizen (or citizens) the following addition most be made to the declaration, " that he. verily believes himself to be the true and original inven- tor or discoverer of (he art, &c. And that the same hath not, to the best of his or her knowledge, or belief, been known or used, either in this or any foreign country ." " Also, that h« (or she) hath resided in the United States two years and upwards." Jt is not necessary that the lime of residence should immediately precede the application. If an inventor or discoverer should die intestate, before an application be made lor a patent, his legal representatives may apply for the patent, in trust tor the heirs at law ; otl>*wisc in trust for the devisers. The specification must be accompanied by a goo! drawing, in perspective, of the whole machine or apparatus, " where the nature of the case admits of drawings, or with specimens of the ingredients, and of the composition of matter, sufficient in quantit) for the purpose of experiment, where the inven- tion is of a composition of matter." " And such inventor shall, moreover, deliver a model of his machine, provided the secretary shall ^deem such model to he necessary." It is requisite, in giving a drawing of the machine, 1o give also sectional drawings of the interior when the machine be complex ; and every drawing should be accompanied with explanatory reference. If the machine is complex, a model will likewise be necessary, not only to e-splain and render it comprehensible to a common capacity, but also to pre- vent infringements of rights i for many will plead ignorance of drawings, who cannot avoid conviction by wheels and pinions. The dr.iwings ought not to exceed a quarto size, and if confined to octavo, they would be still better, where it can be done conveniently and distinctly. Many of the drawings in this office are executed in a very handsome style, and do much credit to the gentlemen whose names are ascertained. If the artists would always sign them, with their directions, information might be given to the applicants tor patents where to apply for drawings. The papers must all be sent directed to the superintendent of the Patent Office, under cover to the secretary of state, which of course renders them .free of pottage ; but if models be sent, their freight or carriage hither must be NEW-YORK REGISTER. 89 paid, and before packing ihem, the name or names of (he inventor or inven- tors should be written thereon, with the name of the machine, and the dale > for, sometimes, on receiving them, it is difficult to know to whom they apper- tain. The congress being impressed with a high sense of the value of the inven- tions of our citizens, have purchased an elegant and extensive buildinj, wherein preparations are made for the accommodation of a very numerous collection of the machines illustrative of the ingenuity displayed; and this Museum of the Arts, it is presumed, will stimulate the ingenious to send the models of their machines and inventions in a style that will rather honour than discredit themselves and our country. Copy-rights of books, prints, charts, maps, &c. are secured " by depositing before publication, a printed copy of the title of such map, chart, book or books, in the clerk's office of the district court, where the author or proprietor shall reside, who will record the same; and the author or proprietor shall within two months from the date of the record, cause a copy of the said record to be published in one or more of the newspapers printed in the Un iled States, for the space of four weeks. And within six months of publishing the map, chart, book, Or books, the author or proprietor shall deliver, or cause to be delivered, to the secretary of state, a copy of the same ;" and, when deposited and entered in the patent office, a certificate will be returned of its being received. This will secure the sole right of publication, for fourteen: years, to the author or proprietor, if a citizen in the United States, or resident (herein. " Aud if, at the expiration of the (enn, the author or authors, or proprietors, or any of them, be living and a citizen or citizens of tiiese United States, or residents therein, the same exclusive right shall be continued to him or (hem, his or their executors, administrators, or assigns, for the further term of fourteen years; provided, he or they shall cause the title thereof to be recorded and published in the above manner, within six months before the expiration ot the first (erm of fourteen years aforesaid." In securing designs for paper-hangings and ornaments for rooms, &c. a specimen of each should be • lepo-iicd in (he clerk's office where the inventor resides, who W iU desci iue in writing, all the ornaments, and the colours used in each, so as to designate them, with the changes that are proposed to be used in changing the ground and general tint. Let each paper thus described, be numbered, 1, 2, 3, &c. •ind alter entering them in the clerk's office, and publishing them as directed, let a specimen of each be sent to the honourable the secretary of stale, or through him (o (he person who directs the patent office, with correspondent description and numbers ; and a ceitificateofsuch a deposit will complete tho requisitions of the law in securing (he exclusive righ( (o each original produc- tion of genius. WILLIAM THORNTQJV. POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT. ^ The Post Office Establishment is under the direction of a Post Master General, whose office is called the General Post Office, and is kept at die seat 51 government. JEufc3S3p2 Congi ess, by special act, establishes such post loads as appear lo tbem expedient. A( (his time there is amain post road which extends i,733 miles Ironi KobbiMlowu, on (lie uorth.tas(eru extremity of the sea-coast of the Uiii.ed Mates, (o St. Mark's, on the south-eastern extremity; and auother main pu.i road, which leads from (he seat of government to New Orleans, Uein;, a distance ol l,JJj miles, and branches, or cross- roads, w i.ic» lit ep up a communication between the capital of the United States and the capitals of toe mdiodual staies, :,nrl also W iUi every city or village of any note. The aggregate of (tie extent of the several ^ost roads is about 51,600 miles. O* aiERCEIN'S The mail is carried by contract, made with the Post Master General, who ! ias divided the whole into nearly 400 routes or contracts, and has stipulated tor its couveyaiit? as often and with such expedition as he finds the public interest requires. It runs daily between the great and commercial towns; ; i( c a week to the capitals of each state, not commercial ; and once a week toother place'. The usual rate of travelling on the cross-roads, is 40 miles a day ; and from 60 to 120 miles in 24 hours, between the great commercial towns. t v Post Offices are established by the Post Master General, at such places as he considers expedient. There arc stages for the conveyance of the mail and passengers, from Belfast in Maine, to St. Mary's in Georgia, and on many of the cross-roads. RULES AND ORDERS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, Passed May 11,1818. I. Upon the appearance of five Aldermen and five Assistants, the Mayor, or in his absence the Recorder, shall take the chair as President, and the members be called to order. II. Immediately after the President shall have taken the chair, the minutes of the preceding meeting shall be read by the Clerk, to the end that any mistakes therein may be corrected by the Hoard III. The President shall preserve order and decorum, and shall decide questions of order, subject to an appeal to the Board. IV. The President shall in all cases be entitled to one vote, and no more. V. Every member, previous to his speaking, shall rise from his seat, and address himself to the President. VI. When two or more members shall rise at once, the President shall name the member who is first to speak. VII. No person shall speak more than twice to the same question without !eave of the Board, nor more than once until every member, choosing to speak, shall have spoken. VIII. No question on a motion shall be debated or put unless the same be seconded. When a motion is seconded, it shall be stated by the President before debate, and every such motion shall be reduced to writing, if any member desire it. IX. After a motion is stated by the President, it shall be deemed to be in possession of the Board, but may be withdrawn at any time before decision or amendment. X. When a question is under debate, no motion shall be received, unleO 1 . To amend it, 2. To commit it, 3. To postpone «V ) , - 4. For the previous question, or 5. To adjourn. . " ^j'^^ . % lsi_a XI. A motion tt> adjourn shall be always in order, and shall be decidefj without debate. ' , \ XII. The previous question, until it is decided, shall preclude all *"<*•"*- ments and debate of the main question, and shall be in this form,— " Shall the main question now be put"' XIII. Every member who shall be present when a question is put, shall vote for or against the sune, unless the Board shall excuse him, or unless he be immediately interested in the question, in which case he shall not vote. XIV. A member called to order shall immediately sit down, unless per- mitted to explain, and the Board, if appealed to, shall decide on the case, bait without debase : if there be no appeal, the decision of the Chair shall be submitted to. NEW- YORK REGISTER. 91 XV. All questions shall It pat in the order they are moved, except that in filling up blanks the largest sum and the lougest time shall be first put. XVI. Upon a division in the Board, the names of those who vole for, and cf those who vote against the question, shall be eutered upon the minutes, if any two members require it. -. ,. *ri& XVII. In all divisions taken by the Board it shall be the duty of the Clerk to enter on the minutes the name of the member calling for the divisioo. XVIII. No motion for reconsideration shall be in order, unless made at the same meeting, or in pursuance of notice then given for the next meeting after that on which the decision proposed to be reconsidered took place, except by unanimous consent. XIX. All appointments of Officers shall be made by ballot, unless dis- pensed with by the unanimous consent of the Board. XX. No member shall absent himself without permission from the President. XXI. All committees shall be appoiated by the President, unless otherwise ordered by the Board. Committees appointed to report on any subject re- ferred to them by the Board, shall report a state of facts, and also their opinion thereon in writing ; and no report shall be received unless the same be signed by a majority of the Committee. XXII. Whenever the donrs are directed to be closed, all persons, excepting the Members and the Clerk of the Common Council, shall retire. XXIII. Amotion for the order of Vie day shall take precedence of all other motions, and is to be considered immediately after the reading of petitions and original communications. XXIV. The Standing Committee shall be as follows r" 1. Applications, 2. Assessments, 3. Arts and Sciences, 4- Canal, 5. Charity, 6. Ferries, 7. Finance, 8. Fire Department, 9. Lamps, 10. Laws, 11. Markets, 12. Police, 13. Public Lands and Places, 14. Pub- tic Offices, 15. Repairs, 16. Roads, 17. Streets, 18. Watch, 19. rVharees, Piers and Slips. Those on Applications, Arts and Sciences, Ferries, Fire Department, Lamps, Laws, Repairs, and Charity, shall consist of three, and the others 6f By the Common Council. . JACOB MORTON, SicrK. .Annual Bill of Mortality, in the City and County of Aetc- ForS, for the year 1819, as reported to the Common Council, by Dr. C. Cuming, City Inspector. January — 74 men, 62 women, 56 boys, 58 girls. February — 68 men, 46 women, 63 boys, 41 girls. March — 71 men, 46 women, 40 boys, 42 girls. April — 76 men, 51 women, 53 boys, 46 girls. May — 74 men, 51 women, 42 boys, 29 girls. June — 72 men, 41 women, 54 boys, 40 girls. July — 60 men, 61 women, 84 boys, 56 girls. August — 87 men, 77 women, 151 boys, 145 girls. September — 76 men, 64 women, 109 boys, 110 girls. October — 83 men, 66 women, 80 boys, 80 girls. November — 94 men, 71 women, 62 boys, 39 girls. December — 60 men, 67 women, 52 boys, 41 girls. Total — 895 men, 703 women, 851 boys, 7S7 girls — making, in the aggregate, 3176\ MERCEIN'S TABLE OP THE POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT, From 1789 to 1816, inclusive. % I c rig o S 1789 75 1790 75 §37,935 §8,198 §1,861 §22,081 §5,795 1,875 1791 89 46,294 10,312' 3,092 23,293 9,597 1,905 1792 195 67,444 16,518 . 5,282 32,731 12,913 5,642 1793 209 104,747 21,646 5,660 44,734 32,707 5,642 1794 450 128,947 27,156 9,812 53,005 .33,974 11,984 1795 453 160,620 30,272 12,262 75,359 42.727 13,207 1796 468 195,067 35,730 14,353 81,489 63,495 13,207 1797 554 213,998 47,109 13,623 89,382 63,884 16,180 1798 639 232,977 56.035 16,035 107,014 53 893 16,180 1799 677 264,846 63,958 14,605 109,475 76,808 16,180 1800 903 280,803 69,243 16,107 128,644 66,810 20,817 1801 1025 320,444 79 338 23,363 152,450 65,292 22,309 1802 1114 327,045 85,587 21,658 174,671 45,129 25,315 1803 1258 351,823 93,170 24,084 205,110 29.459 25,315 1804 1405 389,450 107,716 24,231 205,555 51,948 29,556 1805 1558 421,373 111,552 26,180 239,635 44 006 31,076 18061710 446,106 119,785 28,416 269,033 38,872 33,431 1807 1848 478,763 129 041 32,093 292,751 24,878 33 755 1808 1944 460 564 128,653 28.676 305,499 34,035 1809 2012 506,634 141,579 23,516 332,917 8,621 34,0o5 181O23O0 551,684 149,438 18,565 !27,966 55,715 36,406 1811 2403 587,247" 159,244 20,689 319,166 88,148 36.406 1812 2610 649,208 177 422 22,117 340,626 109,043 39,3:8 1813 703,155 221,848 20.605 438,559 22,143 39,540 1814 730,370 234,354 17,170 475,602 3,344 41.736 1815 30001,043,065 241,901 18,441 487.779 294,944 43,^66 1816 3260 961,011 257,718 24,744 521,970 156,579 48,976 1817 3459 51,600 XEW-YORK REGISTER. 93 A VIEW OF THE Progress of the Post Office Department. Periods. Nos. Miles. Miles. 1793 209 5,642 8,667 1797 654 16,180 14,902 1901 1,025 21,840 24,490 1803 1,258 25,315 30,172 41,523 1807 1,848 2,403 83,755 181] 36,406 4c ,380 181S 3,260 48,976 71,046 1S17 3,459 51,600 Miles. Miles. Miles. 7.66S 16429 843,908 19,708 34,610 1,799,720 34,380 58,870 3,061,964 37,228 67,400 3,504,800 45,000 86,528 4,499,456 61,171 107,5«O 5,592,65? 74,516 145,562 7,569,224 The Mail is transported in stage*, each day in the year, 10,121 miles. The Mail is transported in sulkies aad on horseback, each day in the year, i'XGlo miles, making 20,737 miles per day. If yoa divide the post roads of the United States into two distinct post locrtes. the Mail will travel each week, in stages, nearly equal to three times ir>~*l t:,e globe; ami divide all the post roads in the United States, into forir distinct post routes, on which the Mail is carried in stages, sulkies, and no horseback, it will be equal to a travel ol" six limes, each week, round the globe, averaging one Post Omce for every 1 j miles of Post road. The Mail is transported by a direct or corresponding line of stages, from Anson (in the district of Maine), r AH kinds of work repaired in the best manner, or altered. Military uniforms made in the best manner. 3M Ladfts wishing to have their cloths sponged for COATS; or otherwise, shall have it done in the best manner. P. S. Les Messieurs Fran§ais seront egale- ment soignee. II fait et racomode toutes sorte? dhabilletnent. June, 1820. 106 MERCEIN'S Acbeson Hugh, cartman 39 Lombard)' Acbeson Mrs. 1 Harrison Acbeson William, shoemaker 97 Cherry Acker Jacob, wood inspector 172 Reed [RivingluK Acker Jacob, butcher 47 Wash. Markt h Forsyth n Acker John, labourer Hammond n Washington Acker Joshua, carpenter Broome c Norfolk Acker Peter, grocer Watts c Varick Acker William, cartman 6 McDougal Ackerly Jerusha 133 Cherry Ackerman Abraham, street inspector 119 Chapel Ackerman Charles, brass founder 73 Forsyth Ackerman D. saddler 179 Duane Ackerman Daniel, cartman Hammond [wish Ackerman Edward, chairmak. Hammond n Greea- Ackerman Garrit, Perry n State Prison Ackerman Garrit, cartman McDougal opp King Ackerman Halmagh, Art n Potter's Field Ackerman Henry, shoemaker 32 Oliver Ackerman Henry, bricklayer 660 Pearl Ackerman James, chairmaker 88 Hester Ackerman James, house carpenter 2 Pelham Ackerman James, Sullivan c Watts Ackerman James, shoemaker 85 Bayard Ackerman James, cartman Broome n Suffolk Ackerman James, cooper 68 Allen Ackerman Jesse, carpenter Hudson c Spring Ackerman John, cartman Prince n Thompson Ackerman John, shipmaster 191 Spring Ackerman John, baker foot of Harrison Ackerman John, constable 126 Orange Ackerman John, chairniiiker 504 Pearl [Chamber Ackerman John C. liv. stab. 280 Greenwich & 164 Ackerman John D. flour store 200 Fulton Ackerman John L. carpenter 42 Provost Ackerman L. upholsterer 40 Maiden-lane Ackerman Lawrence P. 17 Chapel Ackerman Matthias, cartman Laurens n Spring Ackerman Samuel, Eldridge n Rivington Ackerman S. inspector lumber 75 Vaudam Ackerman Wm. cooper Thompson n Spring Ackerman widow, 47 Elizabeth Ackerman widow Elizab. Hammond n Greenwich Ackerman widow Lucretia, Orchard n Rivington Ackerton Geo. sawyer Pitt n Stanton Ackcrton Henry, Canal n Hudson Ackeson Jacob J. 291 Spring Ackley Jno. shoemaker 76 Pump Ackley widow, 76 Pump Adair Mary, 10 Ludlow Adair Robert, grocer 27 Henry Adair William, baker, 24 Henry Adams Alexander, carpenter 154 Bahcker Adams Alexander watchmaker, 136 Broadway Adams Andrew, mason Varick c Canal Adams Daniel, smith 3 Temple, h 53 Cedar Adams David, shoemaker 278 Water Adams E. carpenter 221 Division [Spring Adams Fisher, merchant 181 Pearl fa. Woostcr n. Adams George, carpenter 133 Harman NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 107 \ jams James C. carpenter 26 Leonard Adams Jane, washerwoman 188 William Adams Jane, widow 149 Reed Adams Jesse, blacksmith Bowery n. Nich Wm. Adams John, merchant h. 71 Chamber Adams John, grocer 61 Mott Adams John, rigger 6 Cbeapside Adams John, batter 21 Gold Adams Mary, widow of Win. 137 Mott Adams Philip, shoemaker S3 Harman Adams Robert, cabinet maker 149 Reed Adams Rosetta, widow, 12 Catharine Adams Samuel, merchant 52 Beekmau Adams Samuel, sailmaker 114 Henry Adams Thomas, porter, Collect n. Franklin Adams Thomas. music store 29 Chatham h 29 Spriug Adams Thomas, grocer 76 Liberty h.53 Cedar Adams William, mason Hester n. Broadway Adams Jane, widow, 194 Spring Adams widow, 92 Henry Adams widow, 62 Mott, Adams widow Mary, 240 Allen Adams & Townsend, merchants 179 Pearl Adcock H. W. U Co. merchants 100 Pearl Aderton Thomas, shipmaster 112 Lombardy Addison , 37 Lombardy Addington John, inspector of staves 163 Hester Addoms J. keep, of pub. st. cust. house, h 51 Hudso n Addy Eliza, widow of Thos grocer 294 Greenwich Addv John, stone-cutler 21 Desbrosses Adee David, 168 Pearl h. 2 Cliff Adee William, 97 Beekmau Adee k. Moulton, merchants 139 Pearl Adema John G.fruiter 119 Fly market [327Bowery Adrain Robt. prof, math Jcnal phi!, in Columbia col Adriance Abraham J. accountant 5 Vandcwater Adriance Albert, dry good store Mulberry n Spring Adriance Isaac attor. u Dot. 1 Law buildings AdriaDce John F. dry good st 154 Chatham Adriance widow Catharine, dry good st. 55 Bowery African free-school Mulberry n. Hester African free school William Africar.us Edward, shoemaker 37 Mulberry Ageer John B. Desbrosses n. Greenwich Agerton Giles, carpenter Thompson n. Canal Agnel Hyacynth, French teacher 109 Chamber Agnew John, tobacconist and merchant 313 Water Agnew Wm. tobacconist 121 Cherry flax seed st 242 Aiken Abel, 130 Spring [Front Aiken, Fisher, fcGoddard, merchants 63 Pine Aiken widow 5 Suffolk Aikins George, mariner 47 Henry Aikins William, rigger 67 Bancker [k 258 Cherry Aikman John, shipwright Pike-slip h. 197 Bancker Aikman Robert, turner 159 William Aim Daniel, grocer 141 Molt Aims Martin, 14 Spruce Aims John 17 Orchard Air furnace, c. Hester and Eldridge Ainslie Jos carpenter 105 Mulberry Ainslie Robt. carman 105 Greenwich fCarmine 108 MERCEIN'S Ainslie Robert, merch. 5 Albany h Clark-son ». Aird Jobs, 43 Beekraan Aitken David, mason Clarkson n Greenwich Aitken John, shoemaker 29 Hudson c Anthony Aitken Roger, mason Clarkson n Greenwich Akerly Benjamin, surgeon 68 Rutgers Akerly John cartman Grand n Orchard Akerly Samuel, physician 68 Rutgers Akerly widow, 68 Rutgers Aker William, tailor 252 1-2 h 5 Bancker Akley John, shoemaker42 Hudson Akley John, butcher 33 Essex Albany stage offices, Cortlandt and Broadway Albert Frederick, cartman Orchard n. Delancy Albertson Samuel, edge-tool smith Broome n. Or- Albertson widow 231 Bowery [chard Albertus Rev. John, 61 Bowery Albert Jacob, grocer c. Mulberry &. Bayard Albouy Francis, joiner 35 Catherine Albrow James, grocer 88 Division Alcock George, grocer 49 Liberty c. Nassau Alden Joseph, carpenter 123 Forsyth Aldridge J. carpenter Mulberry n Spring Alexander Cato, tavern opp Haerlem road Alexander E. nurse 111 Mulberry Alexander John, grocer 160 Rivington Alexander John, 24 Harman Alexander John, merchant 168 Front n Fly markt Alexander John, hairdresser 204 Greenwich h 87 Alexander Joseph, 7 Anthony [Church Alexander Mary, Olive* n Bancker Alexander William, fisherman 88 Bank Alexander William, rigger 2 Birmingham Alexander widow Catherine, 14 Harman Alexander widow Mary, 14 Forsyth Alexander J & R. grocers 60 South Alford Consider, blindmaker 15 Catherine Alfred John, labourer 33 Augustus Alicotes Elinor 68 Orchard Allaire Anthony I. pewterer550 Water h 23 Hester Allaire James P. brass and iron founder 426 Cherrv Allaire John, M'Dougal op King Allaire Peter, 8 Harrison Allaire J Samuel, cartman c Hester and Mott Allaire Uytendale, cartman 6 Clark Allee Jeremiah, shoemak83 William h 15 Libert) Allen Abraham, grocer 484 h 253 Pearl .Allen Abraham, cartman Cherry c Gouverneur Allen Abraham, boardinghouse 253 Pearl Allen Alexander, carpenter 59 Mott Allen Andrew, barker 122 Fulton Allen Anne, 42 Gold Allen Benjamin, smith 464 Greenwich Allen Capt A. 62 Henry Allen Charles, tailor Elm c Grand Allen Charles, merchant Broome c Thompson Allen Daniel, shoemaker 36 Thomas Allen Ebenezer, smith 262 h 241 rear Cherry Allen Ebenezer D. shoemaker Grand c Bowery Allen Francis D. 67 Christie NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 109 Allen Gilbert, commission merchant 18 South Allen Hamilton, cartman Broome Corlaer's hook Allen Henry, carpenter 56 Hester Allen Henry, gunsmith 24 Maiden-lane Allen Isaac, cartman Broome E River Allen Isaac, blacksmith 32 Lispenard Allen James, shoemaker 346 Greenwich Allen James, shoemaker 59 Hester Allen James, mariner Torbut c Henry Allen James P. carpenter 100 Beekman Allen James, grocer 79 Dey Allen John, cartman Collect n Grand Allen John, cooper 46 Allen Allen John, accountant 509 Pearl Allen John, mariner 101 Bancker Allen Joseph, barber 178 William Allen Joseph, ropewalk 175 Mott Allen Joseph, cartman Ridge n Stanton Allen Luman H. bookbinder 20 Wall h 44 Cedar AHen Mary, 180 Bancker Allen Nehemiah, 24 Oliver Allen N. Chapel n Lispenard Allen Peter, cartman Broome Corlaer's-hoolc Allen Richard, gardener 340 Bowery Allen Robert, caster 25 Water Allen R 118 Cherry [Bowery Allen Stephen, sail and duck store, 186 Front, h 71 Allen Thomas, painter and glazierl02 Cherry Allen Thomas, 124 Duane Allen William, mason 9 Mott Allen William, inspector of wood 22 Greenwich Allen William, cartman 230 Grand n Suffolk Allen William, carpenter Grand n Greene Allen William, mason, 156 Bancker Allen William, waiter 24 Garden Allen widow C. 191 Pearl Allen widow Mary, Charles Allen vidow Mary, Ridge c Stanton Allen widow Sarah, Norfolk c Hester [Broadway Allen S &. M. lottery and exchange office, 122 Allen &. Cock, blockmakers 267 Front h 3 Cheap- Alley Daniel, 96 John [sjje Alley Saul, merchant 98 Pine h 36 Beekman Allison Michael, cabinet-maker 46 and 48 Vesey Allison Peter, merchant 96 Vcsey Allison Peter, grocer, 96 Vesey li Barclay c Wash- Allison Peter W. museum hotel 18 Warren [ington Allison Samuel, brass founder 407 Cherry Allison widow Ann. 14 Collect Allison Richard k Willliam, grocers 278 Fulton Allport James, merchant 67 Pine Altnsby Mr. painter 65 Btu.cker Alphonse Charles, teacher 245 Cherry Alsop Naih. weaver Perry u Greenwich Alstine widow Susan, 262 William Always widow, governess 8 Calherine- Amar James M. grocer 38 Vandam ■ Amar Sarah, 74 Church Ambler C P. carpenter 223 Forsyth : * Araemdu B. k Co. mei chants 34 old slip, up s t a irs . . Ill* r " 110 MERCEIN'S AMERICAN {■ 'ft INSUR. COMPANY 61 ; ■ ti Wall-Street. AM. BIBLE SOCI. ftpOT DEPOSITORY No. 20 l«8|51, SloU-Lane AMERICAN ffpfi OFFICE No. 20 '-'•> a m 22 Wall-Strut AMERICAN jf|ojj» MUSEUM JVew-York |fe='|£fl Institution Amerman Abrm P. com mer. Spring n Broadw. Amerman A M Thomas, Spring n Broadway Amerman Isaac, flour st. 165 Washington b 36 Lib. Amerman Peter, clerk Wash. Mark. 165Washington Amerman Peter, clerk Fly Market h 35 Liberty Amerman Richard, carpenter 9 Thomas Ames Jacob, butcher 37Wash.Mar. h 207 Mulberry Ames Charles, boot and shoe st. 94 Broadw. h 3o7 Ames Francis, grocer 42 Augustus Ames Sears, mariner Goerck n Delancy Amiger James, waiter Beaver lane c Washington Among Charles, 101 Anthony Amos Richard, Greenwich c Christopher Anastasi widow of Joseph, milliner 371 Pearl Andariese John, gardener 1st Avenue n3d Andariese Richard, rear 123 Lombardy Anderson Aaron, dock b. Herbet n Washington Anderson Abraham, carpenter 64 Mott Anderson Alexander, engraver 32 Provost Anderson Andrew, inspect, lumber Goerck n Belan Anderson Andrew, mariner 79 Lombardy Anderson Anthony L. physician 22 James Anderson A T. attorney, 37 Wall Anderson Charles, 132 Leonard Anderson Caroline, Grand c Wooster Anderson Doctor A. 292 Greenwich Anderson Darnel, shoemaker 118 Elizabeth Anderson David, smith, 104 Mulberry Anderson David, mariner 121 Division Anderson Edmund, carpenter 61 Hester Anderson Elbert, 4 Bowling-green Anderson Elijah, 64 Division h 42 Orchard Anderson Ephraim, tailor fa clothing st 288 Water Anderson Henry, carpenter 38 Ludlow Anderson Henry, cartman 9Torbet Anderson Henrietta, 295 Greenwich Anderson Isaac, vict. h 13 Wash. M. h 222 Fulton Anderson Jacob W. cartman Elizabeth n Broome Anderson James, custom house officer 16 Jay Anderson James, grocer 20 Chatham Anderson James, waiter 6 Rose Anderson James, painter 99 Elm Anderson Jan.es, 144 Broadway Anderson James fa Peter, corkentters 196 Water Anderson Jeremiah, cartman 232 Spring Anderson John, mariner Hester n Rhyader Anderson John, seaman Ridge c Delancy Anderson John, mariner Delancy c Ridge NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. in Anderson John, 139 Leonard Anderson John A. 60 Pine h 19 Courtlandt Anderson John, dockboilder 47 Warren Anderson John, baker 26 Thomas Anderson John, carpenter 3 Anthony Anderson John, shoemaker 41 Chapel Anderson John, musician 25 Elm Anderson John, rigger 290 Water Anderson John, rigging and anchor st. 253 Front Anderson John, 38 Maiden-lane h 14 Lispenard Anderson K Y. 60 Pine h 19 Ourtlandt Anderson Magnus, 99 Bancker Anderson Matthias, carpenter 45 Essex Anderson M C. teacher 48 Thomas Anderson Mrs. dyer rear 49 Bowery Anderson Margaret, dress maker 139 Chamber Anderson Miss, 57 Maiden-lane Anderson Nieh. sexton of George's Chap. 196 VVm Andorson Richard, cartman Elizabeth n Broome Anderson Robert, printer 130 William Anderson Robert, Canal c Washington Anderson Robert, grocer c Canal S. Washington Anderson Robert, morocco finisher 70 James Anderson Robert, baker 73 Mott ' Anderson Samuel, 174 Duatt« Anderson Samuel, porter 54 Oliver Anderson Samuel, 378 Water Anderson S W. hardw. 65 Fulton h 144 Broadway Anderson William, cartman 18 Lombardy Anderson William, mason Green n Greenwich Anderson William,(37 Henry c Torbet Anderson widow, 15 Christie Anderson widow, 402 Bowery Anderson widow Catherine, tavern Walnut Anderson widow Mary, washerwoman 33 Vesey Anderson widow Sarah, Variek c Watts Anderton John, physioian9 Peck-slip Andes Elizabeth, wool &oil store 7 Cafberrne Andrew Charles W. shoemaker 61 Eldridge' Andrews Caroline, Grand n Green Andrew Hen. uphol. and fringe St. 70 Maiden-lane Andrews Abigail, 20 Cherry Andrews Alexander, Washington Andrews Benjamin, tailor 109 Cherry Andrews Charles C. teacher 85 Mott Andrews David, merchant 166 Pearl h 29 Barclay Andrews James, clock k. watch maker 129 Hudson Andrews John. 11 Catherine-lane Andrews John, grocer Burl, slip c South h 84 John Andrews Nicholas, grocer 215 Division Andrews Stebbens, shoemaker Grand n. Lewis Andrews widow Arabella, 51 Pump Angclis Gideon De, M D 224 Water h 38 Cherry Angevine Lewis, Church c Walker Angevene William, grocer 65 Molt Angevine Abigail, Broome n Suffolk ' " Angevine Catharine, mantaamaker 8 Norfolk Angevine Solomon, cartman Orchard n Delancy Angevine &. Onderdonk, grocers 45 Bayard Angus George, cartman Pitt n. ; Rivington • 112 MERCEIN'S Angus Jacob B. earpenter 123 Pump Angus widow, 218 Bowery Annley widow Elizabeth, 24 Rhynders Ausou Catharine widow, Clark n Dominick Anspake Frederick, Forsyth n Delancy Anthon Charles, 324 Washington Anthon John, attorney 95 Beekman Anthon widow of George 324 Washington Anthony Abraham, shoemaker, Broome n Willtt Anthony Elizabeth 40 Pearl Anthony Jacob, 32 Dey Anthony J. P. tan. and cur. 66 h 33 Frankfort Anthony John, brewer Grand n Norfolk Anthony Mark, mariner 136 Bancker Anthony Michael, Providence packet 102 Molt Anthony Nicholas N. 2 Rose Anthony William, sexton Baptist eh. 21 Henry Anthony A. B. & A. fine needle work. 204 Church Anthony tf Arcularius groc. ti tea deal. 22 Maid. -la. Anloni Joseph, boarding bouse 174 Cherry Antwerp James V. 38 Maiden-lane Appeelbacb Gottlieb, baker Vandam n. Varick Appleard Isabella, mantuamaker 18 Orchard Appel Lois, 89 Reed Appleby William, butcher 4 Cath. Market h 198 Appleby widow, 195 Orange [Division AppJegate Lewis, cartman 278 Spring Appley Jacob, Broom c Forsyth Arbutbnol Elizabeth, 468 Greenwich Arcbbold James, carpenter 13 Mulberry Archdeacon Robert 138 Bowery, Archer Ann, seamstress 51 Division Archer Anthony, carman 177 Orange Archer Benjamin, grocer 224 Bowery Archer Benjamin, fruiter Washington n Perry Archer Caleb, cartman 32 Vandam Archer Charles, .grocer 224 Bowery Archer Ezekiel, shoemaker 222 Division Archer James, tailor 93 Bancker Archer James, cartman 20 Orchard Archer Jane, seamstress 176 Mu 1 berry Archer John, sailmaker Beach c. Chapel Archer Jonathan, Broome c Varick Archer Joseph, 259 Spring Archer Elizab. widow of Johr, Church c. Canal Archibald Robert, auctioneer 118 Bowery Archibold Ralph, shoemaker 27 Cross Arcularius George, baker 30 Cortlandt Arcularius Henry, baker 26 Hudson Arcularius Philip I 11 Frankfort Arculmimjuu. Philip I. fancy cbairmaker 75 John Arden Abijab, 310 Broadway Arden Francis, 24 John y }». Arden John, mariner 8 Doyer Arden Jacob S. physician 42 Walker Arden James 12 Green>v.i';h Araen Susan. 22 Ci>:'tbv>dt Arden widow Eunice .40 Cedar 7"* Arents Edward, cooper 3k Chupel [Greenwich Arents Thomas, cedar cooper 86 Murray h. 202 NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. lis Areots William, cooper 49 Orange Argell William, carpenter 5 Thomas Arley David, labourer 155 Hudson Armando John, fruit-store 64 Nassau Arment William, grocer Christie c. Broome Armentu widow, 205 Bancker MK* -. .< Armitage Benj. merchant 54 Pine Armitage &. Wits, hosiers 53 Maiden-lane Armour James, sailmaker Bowery n Vauxball Armstrong Elizab. widow, Hammon Greenwich Armstrong George, grocer 259 Cherry Armstrong James, carpenter 1 15 Mulberry Armstrong John, grocer Church c Reed Armstrong John, Greenwich c Hammond Armstrong John, carpenter 64 Reed Armstrong Luke, grocer Anthony c Collect Armstrong Maria widow, 154 Hester Armstrong Matthew, shoemaker 83 Hester Armstrong Matthew, mason Hammond Armstrong Matt, carpenter Charles n Washington Armstrong Robert, 230 Orange Armstrong Seymour, Mulberry n Bleecker Armstrong William, mason 7 Dover Armstrong widow Elisabeth, Hammond n Wash. Armstrong widow Hannah, 62 William Arnaud Francis, grocer 15 Warren Arnaux Nowel, barber 76 Market Arnett John, fisherman, Charlton n Hudson Arnod John, tavern and boarding house 84 James Arnold Joseph, tailor 92 Reed Arnold N. T. grocer 7 Coenties Arnold George W. merchant 313 Broadway Arnold George, pilot 39 Roosevelt Arnold Moses, ropeciaker 135 Mulberry Arnold Philip, accountant 100 Hester Arnold Thomas, 19 Cross Arnold widow Elizabeth, 32 Carystie Arnold Sz. Lane, merchts 313 Broadway it 16 John Arnoux Anthony, mer tailor Fulton c Nassau Arnoux John, mason rear 389 Greenwich Arnoux John, mason 389 Greenwich .Arrent Thomas, cooper 252 1-2 Greenwich Aronfred Coonrod, rear 73 Bowery Arrowsmith Edmund, 189'M'ilberry Arrowsmith George, smith Water n Gouverneur Arrowsmith John H. cartman 51 Spring i Arrizene Lewis, shipmaster SI Roosevelt Arrizeno Sebiastiano, 51 Roosevelt Art Lucretia, 45 Forsyth Arthur Peter, chairmaker 4 Jefferson Arthur Robert, chairmaker Forsyth n Delancy Arthur William, caipenter Arundel n Delaccy ASRURY CHURCH f It AFRICAN JVo.54 i3?i'D Eiiiabclh-Street Abridge widow Jemima, 13 William \«brook John, grocer, 39 Harrison ARSENAL Elm CITY Strut 114 MERCEIN'S Ash Michael, labourer 73 Lombardy Ash Robert, waiter 68 Cedar Ash Thomas, chairmaker 33 h 10 John Ashbeck widow, Collect c Leonard AsherD. dentist, 22 William Ashfield W. jeweller 24 Maiden-lane Ashfield widow of John, 194 William Ashford capt John, 75 Hester Ashley Joseph, vict. house Washington market Ashton widow Hannah, 30 Roosevelt Ashton Robert & Co. dry-good st 15 Maiden-lane Ash way Elza, teacher 12 Harman V Askin John, driver 47 Mott Aspinwall John Myer,93 Pearl h 26 Whitehall Aspinwall k, Son G.98 Pearl Aspinwall widow of Gilbert, 2 Beaver Aspinwall John, mercht 123 Pearl b 58 Greenwich Aspinwall John M 26 Whitehall h 98 Pearl Asten Abraham, 214 William Asten Henry, 92 Bowery Asten Isaac, porter 83 Mott Asten John, 3 Jacob Asten Nathaniel L. painter 59 Hester Asten Thomas, 12 Beaver Asten &, Hyslop, cabinet makers 20 Beaver Astor George, fur^tore 1.44 Water h 22 Cliff Astor Jun. 8 Vesey h 374 Broadway [way Astor &i Son John J. merclifs 8 Vesey h 223Broad- Aswell Mary Ann, seamstress Rhynder n Hester Atherton James, rigger 251 William Atkins John, milkman Bridge n Rivington Atkins Robert, mariner 48 Bancker Atkinson Christoph labourer Debrosscs n Hudson Atkinson David, merchant 177 Front h Broome c Atkinson Thomas, driver 38 Lumber [Essex Atkinson John, plain maker 514 Pearl . ' Atkinson John, 130 Orange Atkinson widow J. 207 William Atkinson widow ftl 132 Church Atkinsons &. Fleming, merchants 65 Pine Atterbury widow Sarah, 3 Lispenard Attridge Thomas, carpenter 8 Walker Atwood John, grocer 3 J^mes-slip Auchircloss Hugh, mer 150 Pearl h 29 Greenwich Audler E Patent Med Warehouse 23 Chatham Augustine Sidell, barber 40 Pike Augustus Magdalen, washerwoman 167 Duane Augustus Sarah, Grand n Ludlow [and Washington Auld Isaac, grain broker and measurer 34 William Aumack Matthias, cartman 121 Pump Auryanson widow Mary, Broome n Varick Austen David, merchant 167 Pearl h 103 Liberty Austin Abraham, Amos n S prison Austin Charles, 45Courtlandt Austin Daniel, merchant 166 Pearl h 33 Broad Auslin David, shoemaker 28 White Austin Henry, shoemaker 37 Anthony Austin James, cartman 71 Orchard Austin John, labourer Hammond c Greenwich Austin Malthals, carpenter 154 Reed NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. US Austin R I L. teacher 1 10 Fulton Austin Thomas, carlman 66 F.Uri Jge Austin William, Christopher Austin. Andrews ii Co. merchants 166_Pearl Autar John, shoemaker Delancey c Ludlow Averill Elisha, attorney and notary 39 Wall Averill Lyman, shoe store 28 Bowery Averill iiCo E St H. merchants 63 South Ait.i Azza M. shoemaker 107 Harm an Avery Charity, victualler 2 Coenties Avery James, grocer 309 Water h 76 Roosevelt Avery John S. fisherman 53 Rutgers Avery John S. merchant Market n Harman Avery Oliver, carpenter h 31 Orchard Avery Philip 507 Pearl Avery widow Sarah, 165 Bowery Avery Samuel P. snot st. 83 Catharine Aydelott doctor, 1 Chamber Aycrigg doctor S. B. 45 Franklin Aymar Benj. com. mer. 30 South, h.42 Greenwich Ay mar Daniel, shipmaster 1 Water t»s' Aymar James, grocer 126 Church, b. 3 Thomas Aymar John D. block and pnaipmaker 46 South Aymar Patrick &t Co. merchants 30 South Aymar Peter, collector Woo»ter n. Blcecker Aymar widow Jane, 2 N. Moore Ayres Daniel jun. 94 John Ayres Enos, shoemaker 195 12 Church Ayres Ezra, 1 Water Ayres Jno. L. mason King n. Greenwich Ayres John, silverplater 7 Gold Ayres Joshua, carpenter Hester c. Broadway Ayres Mary Ann, Seamstress 137 Hudson Ayres Obadiah, dry good store 171 Harman Ayres Pbineas, smith Forsyth n. Delancey • Ayers Reuben, carman 44 Broome Ayres &i Martin, grocers 3 South Ayres h Pancoast, silverplaters 89 Maiden-lane B Babb Mrs. milliner 113 William Babcock Alexander, boarding house 277 Front Babcock Benjamin, painter 114 Elizabeth Bable Frederick, baker 60 Elizabeth Back Robert, 20 Fulton, b. Brooklyn Back widow Harriet, 110 Mulberry vie,;- Backhouse widow Dorothy, 51 Roosevelt Backus Andrew, 8 Fletcher h Cornelia Gretnwith Backus Simon, merchant 9 Peck Slip Bacon Amos, cartman, 130 Lombardy Bacon Caleb, teacher 205 Church Bacon widow Eliza, 1:34 Chamber Bacque John B. confectioner 184 William Badeau Elies, doctor Grand n Lewis Badeau Epbraira, hatter Cherry h 2 Scammel Badeau Henry, grocer 245 Bowery c. Stanton Badeau Gilbert, 233 Christie Badeau Isaac, Lighterman 21 Goerick Badeau Isaiah, Goerck n Delancy Badeau Peter, Salter and packer Christie c. Stanton Badeau William, cartman Lewis n Broome 116 MERCEIN'S Badeau jr. Wra. apothecary Bowery c. Stuyvesant Badger John, mariner rear lHBancker Badger widow Elizabeth, 64 Rutgers Badgley Isaac 21 Chapel Badgley James, carpenter 8 Eldridge Badgley widow Sarah, 39 Provost Baehr Christian, Hammond c. Herring Baehr D. merchant tailor 151 Pearl c. Wall Baggot Lewis, confectioner 201 Orange Bagrick n Walts Banlon Geo. shipcarpenter Walnut n Water Banvardiun. Daniel, carpenter Collect c Pump Banvard Daniel, carpenter Collect n Pump Baptis John, boatbuilder 10 Chesnut BAPTIST fe| CHURCH Goli, Pastor Wm Parkinson BAPTIST MEET-fef^k ING HOUSE Oliver, Pastor .,l a ' John Williams BAPTIST fe;! CHURCH Mulberry, Pastor JSlSSL Archibald Maclay BETHEL CHURCH c Chrystieb Delan. l**lslU Pastor J. Chase ABYSSINIAN r •' 0 CHURCH Anthony,. Pastor JgM/L Vanvelsan X.BARIAH BAP- f§!# TIST CHURCH Van ■ J^iS^L dam Batftist Francis, shipcmpenter 36 Orchard Baptist Isaac, smith 383 Water h 46 Eldridge Baptist John, hairdresser 41 Orchard Baptist John, hairdresser 5 Catharine Barbarie Jno. clerk 6 Mulberry- Barber Abijah, 200 Spring Barber Isaac, shoemaker 43 Robinson Barber Isaac, shoe s 210 Greenwich h 30 Robinson Barber John, cooper, 18 Hester Barber Mrs. dressmaker 19 Conrtlandt Barber Samuel, mariner 20 Rosevelt Barber Thomas, shipmaster 243 W illiam Barber Thomas, merchant 61 Walker Barber widow Emma, 52 Leonard , Barber widow Jane, 481 Pearl Barclay Henry and George, merchants 7 Broad Barclay Co.. Thomas, British com. 376 Greenwich Bard Joseph, labourer 94 Elm Barde Elizabeth, boardingboiife 42 Broad Barde Pel'o-son, cooper 32 H nry Barden Edward, 138 Washington Barfe Robert C. mer. 126 W ush. h 93 Greenwich Barrage* John, 203 Hester Barker Abijah, boatman 38 Essex I -r>tai* BarK - Alexauder, carpenter 31 Orchard Bca iter Benjamin, grocer 284 Greenwich Barker Benjamin G. mer. 281 Pearl Barker Benjamin, carpenter 34 Orchard Barker Daniel, mariner Gocrck n Delaocy Barker Elijah C grocer c Pump and Mott Barker George, carpenter 553 Pearl Barker Griffen, dry good store 127 Chatham Barker Israel, Grand n Allen Barker Jacob, mer. 84 South h 34 Beekman Barker James, 281 Pearl h 72 Frankfort - Barker John, carpenter 38 North Moore \ NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 121 Barker John, lumber merchant, 52 Rutgers Barker John, merchant 38 Front Barker John, mariner 40 Ludlow Barker John, carpenter 66 Pump Barker John P. 5 Mott Barker Joseph, painter and glazier 378 Bowery Barker Nathaniel, mariner 16 Batavia-lane Barker N. shoemaker, 74 Mott Barker JVoah, carpenter Greenwich c Broome Barker Robert, painter 15 Catherine Barker Samuel, smith Ridge n Riv'mgton Barker Sarah, 79 N. Moore Barker Sarah widow of Joshua, 356 Greenwich Barker Stephen, merchant 289 Pearl, h 86 Bayard Barker Stephen, 84 South Barker Thomas B. shoemaker 76 Mott Barker Thomas, wheelwright 131 Bowery Barker Thos. mariner 64 Orchard Barker Wm. boatman Lewis Corlaer't Iwok Barker Si Dencistoun, lumber mer. 260 Cherry Barker St Gayon, 289 Pearl Barker at Hopkins, merchants SO South Barkley Ebenezer, 23 Spring c Mott Barmore Walter, grocer 13 James' slip, h 26 Oliver Barmore widow, huckster 174 Fulton [h SOWhile Barnard Benj. shipmaster 241 Cherry it 287 Broad w Barnard Mary, boarding house 15 Oliver Barnard Richard T, gilder 29 James Barnes D H. seminary 55 Reed Barnes George, butcher Cannon c Stanton Barnes Henry, 15 Ann Barnes John, comedian 47 Chamber Barnes Joseph, marble cutter 117 Elm Barnes Mary, 173 Spring Barnes Robert, mason 11 Birmingham Barnes R. brewery, 193 h 66 Lombardy Barnes Rebecca, 72 Chapel Barnes W. cabinet m. and glass store 224 Green w'h Barnes Wm. R. carpenter 98 Lombardy Barnes stage-house 77 Courtlandt Barnes William, hardware st. 224 Greenwich Barnesly John, rear 470 Pearl Barnett Ann, Broome n Orchard Barnott Moss, watchmaker 71 Chatham Barney Abbey, whitew. Gainers Alley Barney James, merchant 268 Pearl Barnley William, shoemaker, 111 Division Barns Jane, confectioner 102 Chatham Barnum Ira, saddler 41 Bowery [Christie Barnum Thomas S. fanning mill ma. 13 Fulton b 65 Barnum Thomas, shipmaster, 44 Roosevelt Ban- James, mason 18 Lispenard Barr John, weaver c Hammond and Greenwich Barr Peter, coachman 34 William Barr Peter, painter 42 Attorney Barr widow Hannah, 83 Cbapel Barr widow Catherine, Crosby a Prince .. Barr widow, Orchard n Stanton Barrere Hyppolite, Chatham garden Bar/etto Francis, 414 Greenwich 122 MERCEIN'B Barrie Peter, mer. 301 Broadway Barrite G E. school 182 Bowery Barron Patrick, 144 Front Barrous Samuel, caulker, Grand c Lewis Barrow James 38 Walker Barrow h Son John, merchants 112 Pearl Barrow Thomas, 33 Walker Barrow Wm. physician and sur. 33 Barclay Barry John, grocer and boarding house 155 Front Barry John, shipmaster, 90 James Barry Peter, boarding bouse 67 Front Barstow Caleb, merchant 168 South Bartholf Corinis, Washington n State Prison Bartholf John G. chairmaker rear 71 Thompson b Bartholf John, cartman|63 Macdougal [31 Lawrens Bartholf widow Sarah, Thompson n Spring Bartholomew Truman, carpenter Delancey n Can Bartine John, grocer 188 Fulton Bartine & Mildeberger, merch'ts 29 Old-slip Bartlett widow E. Willett n Delancey Bartlett Horris, shipjoiner 16 Arundell Bartlett Joseph, mariner 276 Water Bartlett Nath. carpen. 26 Vesey [office Harmony H. Bartlett Noah, Justice 4th and 6th Wards, c Chath. Bartlett Samuel, circulating library 78 Bowery Bartlet Wm. H. shoemaker 103 Division Bartley Joseph, bookbinder 199 Spring Bartley widow Sarah, 95 Chapel Bartley William, carpetweaver, 140 Bancker Bartley William, labourer Watts n Hudson Barton Ann, 494 Pearl Barton Elisha, cartman Varick n Vandam Barton Hannah, 59 Ann Barton John, dockbuildcr 138 Allen Barton John, mariner 304 Spring Barton Phineas, waiter 396 Greenwich Barton Richard, grocer 157 Front Barton Reuben R. cartman Clarke n Spring Barton Si Co Erastus, jewellers 166 Broadway Bartow Nicholas, whitewasher Collect n^Hester Bartow Peter, carpenter Delancey n Forsyth Bartow Robt S. auctioneer 124 Water h 73 Gold Bartow Thomas, city gauger Broome a Orchard Bartow widow Maria, 5 Provost Bartow C &. O h Co. 132 Water [fort Bartow R&W A. booksellers 347 Pearl h 78 Frank- Bartsch Caroline, boardinghouse 152 Greenwich Basferd B W turner 59 Bowery Bashelle David, cooper Christie n Rivington Basley John A. butcher Mott n Grand Basley Samuel, sugar baker 58 Rivington Bass George, 7 Water Bass Jason M. teacher Hudson c Charlton Bassell Lewis, mariner 16 Dover Bassett Bennon, shipwright 108 Henry Bassett Nathaniel, 12 Vandewater Bassett Nebemiab, smith 24 Spruce Bassford A. turner 479 Pearl Bassford Thomas, artificial florist 479 Pearl Bassford widow Thankful, 17 Mulberry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. US bastien John, haird 135 Greenwich h 75 Cedar Batby Anthony, turner 1 Pine Batchelor John, smith 12 Thomas Batchelor Wm. smith 321 Washington and 18 An- Batchelor k French, smiths 34 Fletcher [tnony Bale man John, rigger 21) Henry Bates Andrew, mariner. 1 13 Chapel Bates Paul, lamp and oil store 106 Chatham Bates David, merchant 22 Vaudewater Bales Fortune R. Broome n Varick [ham Bates John, shoestore Herring. Another 32 Chat- Bates Joseph, merchant 65 Pine h 57 White Bates J G. halter Greenwich c Barclay Bates Robert, grocer Hester c Crosby Bates Samuel, fisherman 397 Greenwich Bates Thomas, shoemaker c Walnut and Water Bates William, books and stationary lol Division Bates widow, 3 Rbynder Bates widow Gratitude, 12 Moore Bates widow Sarab, 71 Murray Bates Mrs I G. milliner 21 1 Greenwich Bateson Robert, shoemaker 380 Bowery Batey Robt. sailmaker Water c Market h 5 Forsyth Batterson Isaac, shoem Grand Lispenard's Common Battin John, dry good store 266 Greenwich Battis John, barber 228 Bowery Bauclair Nicholas, merchant Franklin a Orange Baudouine Abraham, 46 Chatham Bauer Frederick, butcher 38 Harman Baum Leonard, grocer 95 Duane Baumy Lewis, lace and fringe manut 136 William Buaray Leonard P. 18 Chatham Baurosen John, porter Stanton n Suffolk Bausher Jacob, hairdresser 4 Peck-slip Baiter Henry, shoemaker 105 Mott Baxter Isaac, cartman Dominick c Varick Baiter James, boardinghouse 413 Pearl Baxter Joseph, cartman 102 Orchard Baxter Samuel, 230 Orange Baiter Schuyler, grocer 17 Catherine-slip Baiter Mrs W. 78 Maiden-lane Bayard E. 117 Chapel Bayard Robert, merchant 91 Washington h 6 State Bayard William, merchant 6 State Bayard jun William, 80 Greenwich Bayaud John, confectioner 98 Chatham Bayles B. cartman Pitt a Rivinglon Bayles Nathaniel, shipwright 3 Birmingham Bayles Mary, 127 Chapel Bayley Asa, cartman 183 Harman Bayley William, 37 Chapel Bayley widow of Joseph, 158 Spring Bayliss David A. caulker 13 Goerck Baylis widow Catharine, 115 Henry Bazen Thomas, 19 North Moore Bazeey Thomas, rope maker 102 Orchard Beably W. B. gun smith Scammel Beach Caleb, dry good store 56 Bowery Beach Jared, carpenter, 88 Mulberry Beach Thomas, sbipcarpenter Montgomery Beach Ransom, carpenter 124 Elm 224 * . JffERCEIN'S Beach Robert W. mason 109 Mulberry Beach Samuel, grocer 20 Jaraes and 40 Bancker Beach William, iboemaker 104 Bayard Beach widow Sarah, Belancey n Ridge Beadle H. C. 93 Church Beadle J. W. SiJM. soap boilers 11 Charllon Beakey George T. painter 63 Bayard Beakly Christopher, Hammond c Herring Bealer Christian, tailor 58 Mott Beam Mead, carpenter Ludlow c Hester Beams Joseph, shoemaker Allen c Delancy Beams Jonathan, umbrella maker 21 Rose Beare Henry M. Ill Chamber Beare William H. merch. 1 1 1 Chamber Bearman Thomas, baker Hammond n Greenwich Beardsley Rensselear, statuary Broad c Bridge Bealty widow Nancy, confect. Grand n Cannon Beatty Ebenczer, 20 Orange Beatty John, baker Crosby n Spring Beatty William, grocer Hudson c Harrison Beaty Robert, Bookbinder 229 Water Bealty James shipmaster 86 Mulberry Beatty widow 33 Jay B«aty widow 'Elizabeth 9 Vestry Beatty T. &. I. grocers 52 Chatham Beatty J. k D. grocers 33 Jay Beataugh widow Esther, 9 Water, Beauford George, shipcarpenler Scammel Becannon Philip, grocer Crosb n Liberty pole Beaumont Samuel, carpenter Bowery Bebee Capt 507 Greenwich Bebee Martin, 207 Delancy [Greenwich Bebee Sam) I. stock and ex. broker 51 Wall h 102 Bebee William, shipmaster 28 Chatham Beebee widow Abbey, 35 Hester Beebee widow N. boarding house 13 Maiden-lane Beck David, granery & (lour st. 178 Grand n Orcb- Beck John A. hairdresser Bowery c Art. Beck William, grainer Grand n Orchard Beck William, cooper 69 Harman Beck W. & D. Granery, Grand n Orchard Beck widow of George R 15 Spring Becker Abraham, lastmaker41 Robinson Bedel Cyrus, marshal 93 Reed Bedell Abraham, cartman 126 Delancy Bedell Benjamin, 65 Elizabeth Bedell Henry, 83 Reed Bedell Israel, city weigher 10 Front Bedell Enapp, cartman Delancy c Eldridge Bedell Oliver, cartman 102 Suffolk Bedell Peter, cartman Laurens n Bleecker Bedell Sylvanus, flour store 65 Elizabeth Bedell Stephen, mariner 65 Orchard Bedell Stephen, grocer Hester c Allen Bedell jun. Sylvanus, grocer Broome c Mott Bedell W. mariner Elizabeth n Broome Bedell widow Elizabeth 144 Allen Bedell &. Cooper, grocers Bowery c Stuyversant Bedell &i Wilber, Tobias W. drygood si. 286 Broad- Bedew Charity O. 271 Water [way Bedient John, 86 Beekman NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. lib Beedle Michael, potter 4o Essex Bedlow Henry, 167 Harman Bedson Xborua? mariner '.' 1 Mott Beggs widow, seamstress 297 Cherry Beeker Garrit, shoemaker 96 Church Beeker John, sexton Lniheriaa Church,268 William Beekman Cornelius, carpenter 59 Sullivan ,. Beekman Henry, mercht 21 South h 74 Greenwich Beekman Harman, cart in an 137 Read Beekman Jonas, rigger 93 James Beekman John, 283 Cherry Beekman John K. 71 Leonard Beekman James, opp Haerlem road n 4 mile atone Beekman Jered, Lombard n Corl. Hook s Beekman John, cooper Desbrosses Beekman Peter, lab. Gilbert n. Herring Beekman Stephen, D. physician 11 Cortlandt Beekman T. potter 389 Cherry Beekman widow J. I. 36 Oliver Beerman Jacobus, baker 17 Spring Beers C. mere h . 190 Front h 4 Cliff Beers Emma, mantuamaker 25 Gold Beers Henry P. merch. 193 Broadway Beers J. D. 12 John Beers James, 61 Moore "It*. ■ Beers Nathan, carpenter 130 Division Beers Sabra, mantuamaker 5 Moore Beers and Bunnell, brokers 39 Wall Beetsell John Henry, 139 Leonard Beguin S. Broome c Elm Belany Anthony, grocer Broome n Chriitie Belden Benj. cabinetmaker 132 Hester Belden Henry F. 106 Christie Belden Horace S. 44 Front Belden Lewis, physician 46 Market Belden Richard, Bedford Belden Samuel, cartmaa Eldridg* n Rivingtcm Belden Wm. S. house physician .tins Houtt Belden C. and G. drygooid store 94 William Belknap Edwin S. grocer Pump c Christie Bell Abraham, merchant 53 Fulton h Houston Bell David, weaver 149 Orange Bell Hannah, widow 197 Mott Bell George, grocer, 225 Cherry Bell George, Printer 38 Ludlow Bell George, grocer 67 Arundel Bell Isaac, merchant 14 Greenwich Bell Jacob, carpenter 106 Bowery Bell James, watchmaker 8 Liberty Bell James L. sheriff City-Hall h. Kipps height! old Bell John, shoemaker 139 Spring [Harlaem road Bell John, 140 Washington Bell John, 141 Greenwich Bell John, «1 Pearl Bell John, carpenter 33 Dover fcj M v Bertine Peter, mason 111 Duane Berime Peter, shoemaker 67 Bowery Berline P. &■ W. grocers, Bowery c 3d Avenue Bertine and Co. James, 46 Division Berwick Robert, mason S6 Varick Bertolf Henry, 47 Provost Besher Frederick S. 36 Oak Besher John, jeweller 36 Oak Bessonett J. P. merchant 30 Nassau- Best Jacob, merchant tailor 18 Wall Best Robert, cartman Broome n Cannon Beswick John, 510 Pearl Bethel John H. baker c Hester &. B. Way Bethel William, brewer 32 h 31 James Bethune and Co. Divie, merchants 92 Wall b Bonk- Betts Aaron, cooper 53 Catherine [Qrtenw. Betls George, 448 1-2 Pearl Betts Huram, comb manuf. 79 Chatham Betls James E. merchant 462 1-2 Pearl Betts John G. collector of assessments Chapel n. Betls John W. cooper 140 Division [Lispenard Betts John, mustard manuf. and distiller 13 Spruce Betts Nathaniel, Old Haerleni road Betts Samuel, 358 Greenwich Betts widow Jane, 3 Market Betts widow Margaret, 1 Birmingham Betty John, baker 71 Spring Bevens widow Rebecca, Attorney n Delancy Beyea Isaac, carpenter 77 Forsyth Beyeu widew, rear 169 Bowery Beyles Charles, 34 William Bibbin, — — ropemaker 65 Arundel Bibby Doctor, 34 Broad Bibby capt. Thomas 23 N. Moore Bichell John, tanner 76 Pump Bicuer Nicholas, shipmaster 43 Provost Bicker Walter, 7 Jay Bicknell Joseph, James c. Oak Bicknell Joseph, sawfiler 74 James Biles Joseph, carpenter 146 Bancker Bilton George, tailor rear 52 Pump' NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. ls>9 Bierfield H. tailor 83 Cba|>el Bidwell Horace, grocer 19 Catherine slip Bignall T. Doc. and oculist 14 Rivinglon Biggam Hamilton, stone yd. Laight h 439 Greenw Biggs Daniel, labourer Broome n Goerck Biggs Silas, Delancey n. Ridge Bigiin John, laborer 100 Anthony Bijntat Sitvain, bandbox manuf. 64 Bowery Bill John, painter Christie Billand Daniel, Shoemaker 6 Vestry Billany James T. mason 16 Lombard/ Billard Phillemon, cooper 26 Norfolk Billings Abner,422 B. Way Billings John, waterman Amos n Hudson Billings John, smith 67 Pump Billings Otis, cartman 34 Harman Billiugton Elias, grocer 59 Barclay Bingham John, 56 Reed Bingham Chester, brass founder 85 Hester Bingham D. bC. distillers Cheapside b. 330 Bowery Bingle Richard, carpenter 266 William Bininger Mary, 12 Maiden-lane 1 Biningar Si Sen A. tea and wine deal 12Maiden- Binks widow, 477 Pearl [laue h 164 William Binon widow Rachael, 422 Greenwich Binsse L. 2 Beach Birch Edward, chemist Christopher n Bedford Birch Samuel R. physician Elm c Anthonv Birch Thomas, 431 Pearl Birch widow Barbary, 24 Henry Birch Geo L Si Co. printers 99 Gold h 39 Frankfort Bird Daniel, carpenter 64 Harman Bird Eliza, confectioner 154 Division Bird Henry, dockbuilder Perry n S prison Bird James, plumber 75 Harman Bird John, pilot 39 Roosevelt Bird Joshua W. inspector 133 Harman Bird Peter, shipmaster 154 Division Bird Richard, shoemaker 197 Bowery Bird Samuel, Walker n Broadway Bird William, block and pump maker 122 Harman Bird widow of Charles, 87 Boweiy Birdsall Abraham, grocer 117 Front h 16 Oliver bm£ ? - t W a " d sr ?i e fac 376 Roadway b 8 B.rdsa Joseph, grocer 468 Pearl fHe3 ter Birdsall Si Underbill, grocers 468 Pearl L " ealer Birdsell Samuel 3. 45 Fulton BLt , ffle r sf8Xed terPriaCenSU,,iVaR S^:Sn:i^S el09Division Bishop Charles, mariner 557 Pearl Bishop C F. shipmaster 357 Pearl Bishop Daniel L. rear 130 12 Water Bishop Eliza widow, 62 Chapel Bishop Jacob, waterman Hammond n Washington Bishop John, Washington c Duane asn "^ on Bishop John, sawyer Delancey c Arundel Bishop Peter, carpenter 222 \hl»m Bishop William, shoemaker 9 Essex J MERCEIN'S Bishop Zekiel, 51 Ludlow Bishop &.Seraoten, pump and block,m. 387 Cherrv Bissell Peter, nailmaker 2 Cold Bisselt J JP accountant 16 Dnt Lombardy Blackford Edward, grocer and wine H J57 Qreen Blackledge Adam„mason 59,Spr>pg [wich Blackledge John, shoemaker §7. $a/icker Blacklidge Benjamin, sailniakec 1J -4 Henry Blacklidge Cornelius, carpenter Christopher Blacklidge Henry, accountant 1 15 Church Black -Icy Eliza, shoebinder 13 K ^,es Blackstock James, broker 66 Pin* h Brooklyn Blackwell Henry F. grocer 400 Water Black well Jacob, grocer c Hester and Allen Blackwell Joseph, butcher Columbia u Grand Black well James, smith Elizabeth n Spring Blackwell Joseph, merchant, 16 State opp Battery Blackwoll Robert, merchant 219 Pe.arl b 18 ftuflne Blackwell William D. attorney Hester n Broadway Blackwell ii M'Parlan, iron merS Coeuties-slip Blade Henry, tanner 2 Oliver n Banckcr Blair Andrew, 85 Mulberry Blair Esekiel, grocer 93 Wall Blair George, watchmaker 89 Front Blair Thomas,, grocer Riyingtpn c, Ifiidhfw Blair William, Mulberry • Hester Blair widow Ellen,, 23 Spring c Molt Blairas Samuel, carpenter Pesbr,psses, n,XJi;een,wich Blake Anson, merchant 123 Pearl Blake D T, s,olic and com in chancery 47 r>'assau Blake Hannah, nurse .Broome n. Arundel Blake Leander, Laight n Greenwich Blake P. painter c Broprae and Elizabeth Blake Robt.stonec. Bpav. lane c Washingtoc, h 42 Blake Thomas, coachman 34 Jay [Lumber Blake Thomas, ship carpenter Broom c Sheriff Blake William, rigger 90, Bayard Blake &. Labagh, stonecs Washington q Beaver.-lase Blakeley A. teacher 149 Hudson Blakely David, mason Canal n Hudson Blakely James, Gilbert n Herring Blakely John, labourer Reason Blakely John T. shipmaster 406 Broadway Blakely Robert, merchant 82 North Moore Blakely Thomas, mason 108 Church Blakely William, grocer 29 Chapel c Warren Blakely Wolcott, 8 Catherine market Blakeman Lewis, 43 Provost NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 1H Blakeney Jacob, shoemaker Broome n SulkvaW Blakesley Archibald, 68 John Blanch Isaac, grocer Greenwich c Perry Blanch John H. Greenwich c Pcrr?>' Blanch Marlin ( mason Greenwich n Perry Blanch Thomas, dry goods Charles c Huds6u ; Blanchard Andre*, rigger Bancker c Rulge»S' ? Blanchard Francis, mason 77 Thompson Blanchard John, cabinet maker 77 Tbenbpgon Blanchard John G. ship carpenler 58 Battel's Blanchard Louis, Fr boarding-bouse, 33 Nassau Blanchard Nichs. carpenter Thompson n Bros*** Blanche Noel, distiller 43 Roosevelt h 19 Chesnut Blanck Andrew, cartman 46 Bleecker Blarrck Andrew, smith 7 Lispenard Blanck Jacob, carpetiter 214 Duane Blanck Jacob, cartman rear 148 Pump Blancke S. grocer Orange c Leonard • Biandin Peter, grocer 129 Fly Market Blanford Daniel, mariner 21 Pik»° V ■ Blank Robert, cordwainer 89 Fulton Blank widow Jane, 12- Hague Blaine Joseph, 21 Dunne '"'fa* Blangely Jamesj'grecer 65 Water [ft 48- Broadway Blatcbford Richard Milford, allor. U notf. 140 ! WateV Blauvelt Abraham, cartman Desbrosses n Hudron Blauvelt Abraham, mason DwbroSses ft Hudson ' Blauvelt Abraham I. carlmaw Perry h Greenwich Blauvelt Abraham, cartman Christopher n Bedford Blauvelt Daniel, Asylum n Charles' Blauvelt Isaac, cartman 8 Bedford Blauvelt John, saddler 1 Moore Blauvelt Jas. cartman <; Desbrosses and Hudson'' Blauvelt Thos, 14 TliovnHs Blawvelt David, grocer 207 Fulton Blayloek Richard, riggpr 35 Lombard y Bleaktey Andrew, weigher Hudson <■ Vandam- Bleakley Robert, merchant 297 BrbarJvvay Bleakley Wro.- grocer 1 238 Greonwicb Bleakley widow, Deluncey c Columbia •***y"< 1 ' Bleecker Alex S. Hdmmond c Asylorn Bleecker Antb. counsel 17 Cedar h 133 Greenwich Bleecker Anthony, 29 Provost Bleecker GarrU N. comptroller h 2d N Kfodre Bleecker James- 9 Broadway Bleecker James, auctioneer 125Water Bleecker Leonard, stock and em. broker 37 William* Bleecker Samuel, measurer 15 Stone Bleecker widow of Wm. 120 Liberlyc ..s Bleecker James W. 6» Wall Blenes Abraham, Bowery Hill Bleezedale Henry, Perry n Asylum BIstcherThos cartman Hester ft Broad (vtqM&Mflf Bleren widow, 115 1-2 Bowery Blew Moses, oysterman 53 W'ater ( ' Blinkist Wm. hairdresser 185 Chatham Bliss Mrs. Eliza, bookseller 59 Maiden-lane Bliss Doctor — > — , 49 Broadway Bliss Gordon, cartman 5 McDougal B!i«s James C. M. D. 4S Broadwsv 1S2 MERCEIN'S Blonch Abraham, grocer 378 Pearl Blood George, tailor 53 Dey Blood Harris, baker, office 46 Wall h 119 Spring Bloodgood Abraham, 62 Frankfort Bloodgood John M. currier 62 Frankfort Bloodgood John, 66 Gold Bloodgood John, masou Charles n wire factory Bloodgood Joshua, masou Mercer n Spring Bloodgood Oliver, labourer 468 Greenwich Bloodgood Robert, grocer 77 Division Bloodgood Thomas, merchant 206 Front Bloodgood W. D. cartman 195 Orange Bloodgood widow Ann, 11 John Bloodgood widow, tahWess Mulberry c Cross Bloodgood h Avery, dry good store 314 Broad way Bloodgood James &.Co 206 Front Bloomer Abraham, cooper 83 Forsyth Bloomer David, shipwright Broome n Lewis Bloomer John, shipcarpenter Broome n Lewis Bloomer Joseph, carpenter 10 Pump Bloomfield Daniel, carpenter 207 Mott Bloomfield David, Lewis n Manhat. Island Bloomfield James, printer 25 Pike Bloomfield John, carpenter 45Vandam Bloomfield Richard, grocer 173 Duane Blore John, shoemaker Stanton, c Suffolk Blore Jonathan, shoemaker Stanton c Suffolk Blossom Benjamin, 35 Barling slip Blossom Betsey, 174 Baucker Blossom Elisha, shipwright Stanton MarOiat. Id. Blossom Nathaniel, accountant 236 Stanton M I Blount and Jackson, merchants 81 South Blowell Jno. saddler 1 Moore Blunt Edmund M. chart store 202 Water Blunt Edmund, engraver 34 Fulton Blunt Joseph, attorney and notary pub. 40 Wall Blydenburgh , sign painter 66 Fulton Blydenburg Mrs. boardinghouse 76 Franklin Blydenburg John, cabinetmaker 16 Bayard Blydenburg Samuel, 76 Franklin Blyer John, cabinetmaker 16 Bayard Board David, alderman 6 Charlton Board David, carpenter 46 Provost Board J. D. flour store 188 Wash. h42 Provost Boarden Henry, labourer 72 N. Moore Beardman Daniel, 241 Broadway Boardman Ezekiel, carpenter Charles n S. Priso» Boardman James, cartman rear Grand Boardman James, Duane c Chatham Boardman John, mason, 249 William Bockus John, milkman Bowery u Gerard Bocock John, ship carpenter, 56 Anthony Boddridge Robert, turner Mercer n Broome Boddy widow Mary, seamstress Spring n Mercer Boden A. city measurer, 403 Greenw. h 58 Spring Bodger Jacob, boarding h. 86 Maiden-lane Bodley Thomas, carpenter 61 Mott Boeckel F. porter h. and tavern 109 Bowery Bockover Thomas butcher 5 Essex h 105 Orange Bogardus John, 60 Anthony Be-gardus Peter, mason, 427 Broadway [Broedw. new-york;directory. ias Bogardos R. attor. k couns. office 58 Cherry h 349 Bogardus William, glove tu. 41 Division- Bogart A. carpenter Clarke n Ri Dome Bogart Abraham, mason 17 Lispenard Bogart Abraham, grocer 127 Mulberry Bogart Abraham, Sour mer. 346 Front, i 27 BaneL Bogart Albert, cartman Broome n Varick Bogart Charles L 170 Front Bogart Cornelius I. mariner 71 Thomson Bogart Cornelius, carpenter 13. Ludlow Bogart David, mason Sullivan n Broome Bogart Henry, cartman Hudson n Vandam [SLone Bogart Isaac H. insp. of pot and peaflashes f h. 37 Bogart Isaae, police officer 69 Anthony Bogart Isaac, 46 Suffolk Bogart jun. James, 109 Front h 74 Front Bogart John G. h Grand c Broadway Bogart John, shoemaker 207 Division Bogart John P. cartman 1 Thomas Bogart John G. livery stable 147 Fulton Bogart Joseph O. butcher 66 Fly M. h 36 Bowery Bogart Judith, Hester n Crosby Bogart M. 33 Rose Bogart Nicholas, mason Wooster n Prince Bogart Peter, cartman 430 Greenwich Bogart Peter, carpeater Thomson n Prince Bogart Stephen, lamplighter Thomson n Broome Bogart A and 1. merchants 411 Pearl h 90 Hudson Bogert Gysbert, mason 106 Orchard Bogert Albert, silversmith 80 Chatham h 5 Bancker Bogert Cornelius, coons, commission, kc. 14 Cedar Bogert Daniel, mariner 87 Chrystie Bogert G. labourer 29- Norfolk Bogert Henry G. cartman Watts n Sullivau Bogert Jacob C. cartman Broome n Clark Bogert John, mason 4?1 Sullivan [n Broadway Bogert J G. not. pub. and couns. 138 Water h Grand Bogert Peter, cartman 46 Thomas Bogert W. mason 69 Spring ^AjKi'f Bogert widow Anne, Thompson n. Spring Bogert widow-C,. Wooster n Spring Bogert widow Elizabeth, 14 Thomas Bogert widow Isabella, 70 N". Moore Bogert widow Mary, 6th Avenue c Love-lane Begert and Hams, merchants c Reed and Broadw. Bogert & Kin-eland, merchants 70 South- Boggas Jemima, 59-Cherry Boggs Ebeneser, c Broome and Elizabeth Boggs James, merchant 153 Pearl, h 102 Chamber Boggs w iJow Rhoda, 34 Lumber [Chamber Boggs, Thomson, h Co merchants 163 Pearl h 102 Bogies Andrew, rigger 36 Pike Bogue R. locksmith aed bell hanger, -21 Reed Bohan John, 139 Broadway Bohn. Nicholas, grocer Hester c Elizabeth Boiler Christopher, pedlar 37 Lombardy Bokee Abraham, insp. of customs 17S 1-2 Fulton Bekee widow Raehael, tailoress 217 Greenwich Boler. Thomas, boot cleaner Grand Boles John H. carpenter Mott 184 MERCEIN'S Bolin John, labourer 43 Elm Bollach Samuel, mer. 11 Harman Bolmer Matthew, 112 Chatham Bolraer Peter, smith 93 Elizabeth Bolmer and Schmelzel, Wm. hardw. 112 Chatham Bolmore Jacob, 120 Hester Bolton John M. 490 Broadway Bolton Thomas, attorney 44 Pine h 20 Broadway Bolton J & C. merchants 68 Broadway Bolt widow Margaret, confectioner 64 Nassau Bolunder George, Orchard n Delancey Boly widow, Sheriff n Bivington BomanP. cartman 165 Hudson Bonas Gilbert, boatman Ridge n Rivington Bonchon Benj. fringe maker 4 Vesey Bond Charity, 16 Reed Bond Isabella, 41 Augustus Bond Lewis, baker 216 Division Bond Nathaniel S. 505 Pearl Bonfanti Joseph, 305 Broadway Bonnel Samuel, carpenter 16 Harman Bonner Alexander, merchant 26 Pine Bonner George, sugar refiner 134 Duane Bonner John, grocer 442 Greenwich Bonnett P. 22 Frankfort Bonneville Nich. D. French teacher 6 Vesey Bonner Mathew, fruiterer Broome n Suffolk Bonner Eliza, milliner 322 Broadway Bonniot J. confectioner 19 Mulberry Bonsman John, 3 Benson Booker Isaac, baker 1 1 Forsyth Bool Henry W. lumber yard Cherry h 63 Rutgers Boon James, labourer 42 Orange Booraem Hendrick, merchant 207 Pearl Boorland Robert, grocer 79 Wall Boorman James, 84 Chamber Beorman Si Johnston, merchants 57 South Booth Benjamin, grocer Market c Lombardy Booth Joseph, brassfounder 70 Reed Booth Thomas, shoemaker 34 Oak Booth William, carpenter c Mulberry and Hester Bootman Charles, mariner 24 Thomas Booze Samuel, sawyer Watts n Canal Bordan , merchant 89 South Bordley Lambert, 119 1-2 Washington Bork rev Christian, Hester c Elm Borrowe Samuel, M D 43 Broadway Borrow e Samuel I. sail maker 113 Wash h 37 Read Boscawen widow of John, 8 North Bose Henry, tin smith 94 Duane Boss widow Ann, 90 Orange Boss widow. 24 Elizabeth Bosney Elizabeth, Grand n Crosby Boston Betsey, washerwoman 56 Elm Boston Jacob, musician rear 36 Grand n Orchard Boston Joseph, dyer 37 1-2 Spruce Bostwick Cliarles, attorney 174 Water Bostwick Thomas, 556 Pearl Botrel Othanes, hairdresser 249 Cherry Bolten Benjamin, 15 Augustus Boucbaud Joseph, com mer 37 South h 119 Fulton NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 136 Bouland S V. merchant 130 Pearl Boule John P. caulker 32 Harman Boulger John, grocer Spring c Thompson Bouquet Mrs. milliner '203 Broadway Bourcbres Henry I sugar baker 9 Canal Boure John, 46 Fulton Bourger widow Catharine B. 27 Chatham Bourne Leinuel,.>bipma=(er 55 Hester Bouton Cbauncey saddler 75 Henry Boutman Abraham, rigger 59 Bayard Boutier widow, jeweller 96 Chatham Bowan George, livery stable Anthony Bowden Andrew, grocerol N Moore c Hudson Bowden John, shipmaster 172 Allen Bowden Robert, mariner 134Bancker Bowdeu Uriah, 52 Canal Bowden b. Carlisle, grocers c West and Liberty Bowen Gilbert, coach maker 26 Thomas Bowen Isaac, tailor 107 Fulton h Sullivan Bowen John, mer WirHaro c Mai lane h 122 Henry Bowen John, painter 89 Mott , Bowen Jones, mason 22 Ludlow Bowen William, butcher 177 Orange Bowerbank fz Co I nomas, merchants 157 Pearl Bowers Joseph, carpenter 48 Heater Bower? Su9an, Suffolk n Broome Bowers Thomas. 43 Hester Bowers Thomas, 108 Cross Bowhan Philip, butcher Delancy n Pitt Bowie Daniel, 193 Fulton Bowie James, shoemaker 404 Greenwich Bowlts Ann, 6 Allen Bowling Jacob, 51 Forsyth Bolum Charles G. 34.5 Water Bowman Catherine, 86 Franklin Bowman George, mason 1 Benson Bowman James, 137 Fulton Bowman John, 1 Benson Bowman Peter, gardener Allen n Delancy Bowman Samuel, 127 Flr market Bowman William, shipmaster 1 Batavia-lane Bown Abraham, tailor 13 Cheapside Bowne Elizabeth widow of Robert, 12 Broome Bowne James, 10 Thomas Bowne John L. mer 83 South ^42 Merket Bowne Mary widow of Samuel; 77 Christie Bowne Penelope widow of Richard M 146 Pearl Bowne Robt H, mer 91- Pine h Market n Henry Bowne Thomas P. 287 Pearl Bowne Walter, 283 Pearl Bowne William F linrnan 115 Fly-market Bowne William N merchant 308 Pearl Bowne widow Mary, 83 Orange Bowne widow Sarah, nurse 45 Anthony ' BowBe RHkJL, merchants 83 South Bowne U White, 3 Pearl Bowns Matthew, shipwright Grand a Forsyth Bowrosan Anthony, Sullivan n Spring Bowyer Michael H. merchant 298 Bowery Box John, labourer Harman a Clinton ltt' MEItCEIN'S Boxer Wm. watchmaker 202 Chatham Boyce Abraham, cartman 267 Spring Boyce Abraham^ gardener Rivington c Allen Boyce Isaac, butcher 27 Wash mark b 272 Bowery Boyce John, gardener &, grocer 3d Avenue e lltb> Boyce John, teacher Delancy n Forsyth Boyce Peter, 6 Catherine-lane Boyce Thomas, milkman Perry n Greenwich Boyce , silversmith Grand n Crosby Boyce & Van Home, tailors 2 Chatham square Boyd Daniel, 24 Catharine-lane Boyd Daniel, shoemaker 178 Division Boyd Elizabeth, 55 Mulberry Boyd John, cartman upper end Mulberry Boyd David I k Co. 140 Pearl Boyd James, 446 Greenwich Boyd James, 22 Pearl Boyd John, shoemaker 138 Chatham Boyd John, carpenter 179 Mott Boyd John, turner 116 Mulberry Boyd Josephus, carpenter 8 Rivington Boyd Peter, carpenter Thompson n Spring Boyd Samuel, counsellor 32 Pine Boyd Samuel, Love lane n 9tb Avenne Boyd Samuel, cartman 20 Orchard Boyd Susan, milliner 11 Division Boyd Susan, widow 178 Division Boyd Thomas, physician 106 Liberty Boyd William W. attorney 21 Cedar h 12 Stone Beyd William, 12 Stone Boyd William, cartman Jones Boyd Widow Constant, 154 Reed Boyd widow Mary, 23 Catharine lane Boyd & Suydam, merchants 21 Eioatfwdy h&l Brewster Mary, waiter 68 Oranee' [ Franklin Brian! John, city measurer Cannon c Stanton Briant Joseph, smith foot of Oliver Brice A. 7 1-2 Old slip Bridges Edward, surveyor <> Law Buildings- Bridges Thomus, painter 33 Oak ■ Bridgman Thos. gardener foot of Bowery Hill Bridgwood Samuel, 246 Greenwich BridgwOcd Thomas, china fee. st 222 Si 246 Green w Bridle John, burcher 1S6 Mulberry Bridle JohBV'bitWner t» Fly Market Briggs Chas. A. 32 Thomas Briggs David, merchant 129 Pearl h 23 Vandewater Briggs EfeWMaer- c Spring and Clark Briggj Elijah, grocer 191 Church Briggs Gecrge, plumber 3 Batavitt lane Briggs Joseph, mariner 41 Cheafpsido Briggs Luther, nailer N6rfolk n Stanton Briggs Philip, grader lfll Duane c Chape! Briggs William^ mariner 98- Water Brill Chrhllan, Church e Duanr N£W-3f>QRK JDIRLXTORF. IS Brimigen Jno,.cai;tman 529 Greenwich Brinckerhoff Abraham, 34 Broadway Brinckerhoff jun. Abraham, h 78 Broad Brinckerhoff Derick, grocer 52 Stone Brinckerhoff Elbert, grocer Mulberry c Hester Brinokerhpff Geo. at.^ cou. 14 Pine h35 Chamber Brinckerhoff Jacob, painter Hester c Orange Brinckerhoff James L. merchant 12 Pine Brinckerhoff Jacob, measurer c Hester, ti i Lrisil .- Brinckerhoff Jane, milliner 397 1-2 Pearl Brinckerhoff widow, 21 Essex Brinckerhoff jun. and Co. A. merchants 109 Pear! Brinckerhoff and Belts, 14 Coenties slip Brinckley Wm. jeweller Broome n Arundel Brindley John, shoemaker K Ann Brindley Thomas r labourer Hamersley Brink Levi, 23 Bowery Brinlcy John, shoemaker 176 Broadway Brion Wm. sawyer 62 Leonard Brisbane William, baker 175 Bancker Briskle Israel, 40 Hester Briskoe Will brushmaker 16 Lombardy Briskoe Wm. silver plater Grand n Allen Bristed John, coun. 7 Pine h Broome n Broadway British Consul's Office- .' Law Buildings BrittWm. grocer 153 Reed Britton Gersham, shoemaker Bedford Britton John, painter 547 Pearl Britton Nathaniel, fislierman 6 Ludlow Britton Stephen P. mason 239 Cherry Broadbin William, mariner 1 Pike Broadell Simeon, c Watts and Washington, Broadie Sarah, 23 Governeur Broadway Francjs butcher 223 Bowery Broderick Joseph, printer 58 Chapel Brodie Adam, millwright Grand a Crosby i Brodie James, 41 Wasuiuglon Brodie John, slater 32 Crosby Brodie Wm. lumber yard 41 Washington h Bank Brogan John, watchmaker 90 Catherine Broraboib Duvid, 72 Christie t^-i Brotae Wm, labourer 16 Oliver Bromley. John, 58 Rutgers i Branson Isaac, 12 Park Place Brooke Abm. druggir* 405 Pearl h 31 Vandewater Brookens Artemas B wood inspector 172 Reed Brooks Ann, seamstress rear 106 Mulberry Brooks Conrad, shoemaker 252 Greenwich Brooks D. B. physician and surg. 93 Bowery Brooks Daniel J. Delancey c Suffolk Brooks David, clothier 177 Cherry c Market Brooks jun. David, merchant 2-77 Pearl Brooks George, leather store 23 Harrison Brooks Hannah, 97 Catherine Brooks Henry S. merchant 72 Market Brooks J E. grocer Walnut n Grand Brooks Jacob, carpenter Watts n Hudson Brcoks James, furnaceman Cannon n Grand Brooks James, mason 42 Anthony Erooks James, Cannon o Grand 140 MERCEIN'S Brooks James, shipwright 68 Rutgers Brooks James, 520 Pearl Brook- James, painter he. 55 Liberty Bronki John, gardener 1st Avenue Brooks John, mason Suffolk n Detancey Brooks Michael, smith Cannon n Grand Brooks Phebe, teacher 60 Anthony Brooks Samuel, shoemaker 168 Chatham Brooks Vi'm C. shoemaker 67 Allen Brooks Wrn. W. shoeslore 209 Greenwich Brooks widow Catherine, Cropby n Spring Brooks widow Hannah, Collect n Pearl [clay Brooks and t^o. Thos. leather st . 60 Vesey h 58 Bar- Brooks and Co. Thomas, lanyard, Collect n Pearl Broome John !.. Tammany Hall Broome Philip C labourer 2 Oliver Broome widow of John, 135 Greenwich Bro9eus John, 27 Orange Brotherton James, pilot 8 Cbcapside Broughton John, tallow chandler Grand C. hook Brouer Adolphus, cartman Broome n Norfolk Brouer Adolphus, carpenter Gilbert n Henry Brouer Ellen, 156 Fulton Brouer Jacob, cartman 25 Desbrosses Brouer William, city weigher 225 Cherry Brouer Wrn. cartman Pike c Cherry Brouwer Abraham E 179 Fulton Brouwer Abraham, 69 Liberty Brouwer David. 57 Hester Brower Abraham, chairm. Woostern Spring Brower Adolphus, cartman 208 Eldridge Brower Adolphus, 1 Delancey, Anotbor, Reasen Brower A D. boatman 11 Leonard Brower Benjamin, shipmaster 22 N. Moore Brower Caleb S. grocer New slip Brower David, Commerce n Bedford Brower Eliza, widow 320 Greenwich [68 Chapel Brower Geo. watchm. and jeweller 316 1-2 Pearl h Brower Henry, cartman Greenwich n Perry Brower Isaac, cartman 142 Mulberry Brower James, ladies shoemaker 58 Chamber Brower James, coachmaker Suffolk n Rivington • Brower Jacob, fisherman 202 Washington Brower John L. mahogany yd 336Wash. h 68 Chop Brower jun. John, shoemaker 126 Bowery Brower John, 60 Front h 52 Stone Brower John J 67 Broad Brower John D. stables 158 Fulton Brower Maria, fruit st. 2 Mulberry Brower Mary, 68 Chapel Brower Mary, 222 William Brower Martha, 63 Chapel [Ferry Brower Nicholas B. bandbox manu. 62 Fulton h 8 Brower Oliver, cartman Grand c Suffolk Brower Peter, cartman 56 Anthony Brower Peter, shoemaker 210 Division Brower Richard D. mer. 155 Fulton Brower Samuel, bandbox and trunk m. 127 Wm Brower Samuel, chairmaker 312 Water Brower T L. cabinet m. Fulton h 36 Church NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 141 Brower William) mason 71 Henry Brower Wm. cabinet m. Green n Spring Brower William, city weigher 53 Roosevelt c Oak Brower widow Mary, 447 1-2 Pearl Brower widow, 151 Church Brower widow of Abraham P. 25 Nassau Brower widow 72 Broome .i&fMjfc «. Brown Aaron, baker 59 Orchard .;,/ \ t. Brown A. coachmaker, Lawreus n Prince Brown Alexander, mariner 78 Tliamas Brown Alexander VV. tailor 113 Chamber Brown Alexander, carpenter 144 Pump Brown Andrew, mariner 124 Baucker Brown Ann, nurse 71 Anthony Brown Ann, 99 Orange Brown Ann, nurse 131 Division Brown B C. printer 284 Spring Brown Benjamin, mariner 62 Cherry Brown Benjamin, rigger 7 Norfolk Brown Benjamin M. hardware itore 44 Water Browo Burnell,sbipch 11 Cathe slip h 292 Bowery Brown Bush G. carpenter 16 Clieapside Brown Charlotte widow, 213 Fulton Brown Christian, bookbinder 290 Water Brown David, boatman 14 Walnut Brown David, carpenter 23 Collect Brown David C. carta) an Delancy n Ludlow Brown David, grocer 113 Mott c Hester Brown David, tailor 176 Greenwich Brown Dayton, 73 Duane Brown Ebenezer, shoemaker 1 1 1 Lombard* Brown Elizabeth widow, 55 Catherine Brown Elizabeth, Laight n Greenwich Brown Elizabeth, Watts n Varick Brown Eliza, teacher Sullivan n Spring Brown F D. tavern Bowery c Bayard Brown F D P. 30 Bowery c Bayard Brown Garry, shoemaker 29 Anthony Brown George W. baker 259 Front h 4 James Brown Geo. batter 326 Pearl b 199 WiUiam Brown Geo W. grocer 123 Water Brown George, shipmaster 40 Delancy Brown Geo. shipmaster Grand c Hook-market Brown Gideon, morocco dresser Broome c Mott JLrown Gilbert, soap & candle ink 24 h 38 Christie Brown Gould, teacher 61 Cliff b 345 Pearl Brown Henry, carlman 12 Laight Brown Henry, blackimitb 169 Church Brown Horace, musician 139 Cherry Brown Isaac, carlman 49 Spring Brown Isaac, cartman Hudson n Charlton Brown Isaac, hay cartman M'Dougal op King nrf Brown Isaac, Marketfield c Washington Brown Isaac, tallow chandler 5 Peck-slip Brown Jacob, shoemaker 34 Henry Brown Jacob, hay cartman 4 Beach Brown Jacob S. mer293 Broadway h 117 Cnamber Brown James, cartman c Elizabeth and Prince Brown James, cartman V'andam n Hudson Brown James, labourer 13 Mulberry 19 MERCEIN'S Brown James, labourer Green n Spring Brown James, labourer Broome n Bowery Brown James, mariner 6 Gaynors' Alley Brown James, merchant Rynder n Broome Brown James, model maker 77 Duane Brown James, skinner 38 Bancker Brown James, tavern Marketfield c Washington Brown J. waiter 26 Anthony Brown Jesse E. shipmaster 274 Pearl Brown John, grocer Broome c Cannon Brown John, tailor 58 Leonard Brown John, baker 10 Dover h 7 James Brown John, boatman Roosevelt Brown John, carpenter 1 Oliver Brown John, carpenter 21 Vandewater Brown John, cartman 11 Mulberry Brown John, dockbuilder 157 Hudson Brown John, dry good store 82 Bowery Brown John D. fancy chair store 44 Broad Brown John, grocer 79 Pump Brown John, grocer and cartman 397 Green wish Brown John B. mariner 57 Lombardy Brown John, rear 54 Augustus Brown John D. patent baker 16 Cherry Brown John, porter vault 66 h 68 Front Brown John, rigger Cherry n Scammel Brown John, rigger 77 Lombardy Brown John, sealer 10 Vandewater Brown John, shipmaster 33 Oliver Brown John, tailor 273 Greenwich Brown John W. 34 Old slip h 69 Vesey Brown John, cartman 58 Elm Brown John carpenter 95 Elm Brown Jonathan, carpenter North c Lewis Man Isl Brown Joseph, mariner 132 Pump Brown Joseph, merchant 98 Pearl Brown Joseph, saddler Collect c Franklin Brown Joseph, shoemaker Cherry n Governeur Brown Josiab, cartman Montgomery n Cherry Brown Leah, nurse 142 Front Brown Manuel, confectioner 44 Bowery Brown Margaret, 22 Norfolk Brown Mary, 125 Anthony Brown Matthias M coach trimmer 109 Reed Brown Nathaniel, 176 Water Brown Neal, Broome n Varick Brown Noah, shipwright Columbia c North Brown Robert, carpenter 45 Essex Brown Robert, morocco dresser 15 Chesnut Brown Robert, sailmaker 1 14 Henry Brown Robert, sliipcarp Cherry n Montgomery Brown Robert, shipwright 26 James Brown Romay, sawyer 26 Pell Brown Rosanna, 138 Bancker Brown R^NM. grocers c Walker and Church Brown Samuel, baker 179 Broome n Christie Brown Samuel, n Beach and Chapel Brown Samuel, grocer 102 Broad Brown Samuel, watchmaker 367 Pearl Brown Samuel P. math inst maker Grand n F.ssox NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 14S Brown Silas dry good store 182 Pearl Brown Sirai >n, shipwright Lewis Man Isl. Brown Solomon, moroc. dress. 253 William Brown T. stone seal engraver 58 Broadway Brown Thomas, grocer Laurens n Prince Brown Thomas, cartman 20 Vandam Brown Thomas, liv. slab. 14 Lumber h 13 Thames- Brown Thomas, inspec. of lumber 1 Charlton Brown Thomas, fancy chairmaker 54 John Brown Thomas, carpenter 613 Water Brown William, carpenler 118 Hannan Brown Wm. 572 Water Brown Wm. C. 10 Theatre alley Brown Wm. Christopher n Burrows Brown Wm. cartman Delancey n Morfolk Brown Wm. weaver Carmine n Bedford Brown jr. Wm. fancy chair painter 51 Beekmaa Brown Wm. carpenler 139 Bancker Brown William, mariner 62 Cherry Brown Wai. rigger 93 Harman Brown Wm. sadler Reason Brown Wm. Broome n Orange Brown Wni. waiter 24 Thomas Brown Wm. Y. 24 Reed Brow" widow Catherine, Pitt n Stanton Brown widow Margaret, purse 158 Hester Brown widow Mary, 183 Church Brown widow Nancy, 32 Pine Brown Lydia widow of John, porterh. 208 Bowery Brown widow , 6 Roodevelt Brown widow Abigail, 112 Leonard Brown widow Prances. 62 Thomson Brown widow Hannah, Lewis Mmxlta. It. Brown widow Catherine, 60 Walker Brown widow Anne, 100 Orange Brown widow Margaret, 14 Orange Brown, widow Broome n Thompson Brown widow, 53 Stone [183 Water Brown and Co. G. W. stove and sheet iron manuf. Brown and Son John, bakers 239 Front Brown and Todd, merchants 182 Pearl Brown and Purdy, grocers 59 Christie & 15 N. slip Brown and Terril, grocers Church c. White Brown widow Cornelia, frnit st. 135 Division Brown widow Eliza, 59 Walker Brown S. P. and Co hardw. store Grand n Essex Brownell John, grocer 151 Fly market Brownhill widow Mary, 169 Duane Browning Charles, ship carpenter 119 Lombardy Browning Samuel S. carpenter 172 Bowery Browning Tho. accountant Wooster n Honstoun Browwerre James Y. binder 61 Spring Bruce Alexander, 42 Barclay Bruce Ann L. boarding house 18CourtIandt Bruce David, printer and typefounder 75 Mulberry Bruce George, printer and typefounder 1 Chamber Bruce George, 81 Broad [c Augustus Bruce John M. tinman 198 Water Bruce Lowther, laborer 71 Hester 144 MERCEIN'S Bruce Michael, fruiter 69 James Bruce Peter, grocer 97 Washington Bruce Robert, broker 17 Broad Bruce William, merchant c. Canal Bruce D. and 6. typefounders Chamber n Chatham Bruen Gamaliel shoemaker Franklin c Collect Bruen G. W. and H. merchants 88 Maiden lane Bruerton John, enameller 18 Orange Brundage Jesse Lewis, Manhattan Island Brundage Lewis, carpenter Love lane n Bowery Brundage Jonah, carpenter 60 Essex Brundage William, carpenter Lewis Manhat. Is. Brundage widow 54 Sullivan Brundridge Joseph, Vandam n M'Dougal Brundrige Edw. shipcarpenter Hudson c Vandam Brunei F. and A. merchants 33 South h 15 Broad Brunn Andrew, 190 Bowery Brunn George 244 Bowery Brunt Rudolph, cartman Suffolk n Rivington Brunton Maria, boardingh. 28 Collect Brush Caleb, grocer 62 N. Moore Brush Conclin, 168 Cherry Brush Cornelius, Ludlow n Rivington Brush David, attorney 70 Cherry Brush Henry, pump and b'ockroaker 243 Cherry Brush Isaac, cartman Scammel Brush John 104 Anthony Brush Jacob, capt. 288 Spring Brush James, mason 137 Hudson Brush Joshua, mariner 304 Spring Brush Jonas, cartman 221 Delancey Brush Nathaniel G. shoemaker 188 Bancker Brush I^ehemiah, physician 44 Hudson Brush Philander, Shoemaker 89 Forsyth Brush Samuel, pump and block mak. 11 Pelham Brush 8amuel, cartman 19 Arundle Brush Thomas, Tobacconist 117 Cherry Brush widow Mary boardinghouse 119 Chatham Brush C. k J. croclcery merch 212 Pearl Brusle Peter, sign painter 6o Leonard Brian Michael, 44 Bancker Bryan Alexander, cartman Stanton n Sheriff Bryan Wm. merch. c Greenwich and Chamber Brvan Richard S — M D. 279 Pearl Brvar James, tobauconist 1 12 Front h 65 Stone Bryar Wra tobacconist 103 Water and 41 Ludlow Bryan William, dyer 39 Spruce Bryce William, hardware store 141 Water Bryden William, gardener 560 Broadway Bryden widow Ann, 82 Leonard Bryson D. tannc- and currier 48 h. 46 Frankfort Buchanjun. Robert, druggist Greenwich c Duane Buchan widow Maiy, boardingh oi Greenwich Buchannan Alexander, merch. 1 Jones lane Buchanan George, merchant, 39 Wall h 64 Broad- [way, seat Old Haerlein road n 4mile stone Buchanan James, brit con. 17 Broad h Bowery Buchanan Saml. se dler, B. way r. Leon, b 5 Crosby Buck Gurdon, merch. 192 Front, h 88 Fulton Buckbee Benjamin, cartman, 64 1 2 8ullivaa NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 115 Buckbee Nathaniel, cartman ArunJlc n Stanton Buckelew F. physician 64 Hudson c North Moore Buckham Andrew, M.D. 87 Warren Buckuorst Harroan, baker 65 Harman Buckhont Isaac, shoemaker Bowery n Art Buckhont Jacob, carpenter, foot Bowery Hiil Buckhout David, cartman 17 Vandam Bucking widow, Grand n Orange Buckingham John, carpenter 44 Norfolk Buckingham T. 55 Vesey Bnckland Barbara widow, Charlton n Hudson Buckley Billy, teacher 114 Elizabeth Buckley James, mer. 7 Fletcher h 78 Leonard Buckley James, boatbuilder 235 Cherry Bockley John shipwright 155 Bancker Buckley Thomas, merch. 339 Pearl Buckley widow Sarah, grocer 238 Cherry Buckley ti Son Thos. flour mer. 163 South Buckman Peter, Reason Buckman J. and R. segar makers Grand n E. River Buekmaster George, boatbuilder 185 h 161 Cherry Buckmaster James, attorney, 4 Frankfort Buekmaster John, boatbuilder 112 Harman Buckmaster William, 250 Greenwich Bucknor William G. broker 37 Wall, h 21 Hudson Buckridge Simeon, stevidore 30 Oak Budd Benjamin tailor 74 Division Budd James mere. 173 h 85 Water Budd John, cabinet maker 155 Chamber Budd Tamar, tailoress 23 Spruce Budd widow Elizabeth, 87 James Buddington Wm. grocer 20 Lombardy Buel Margaret, 38 Lumber Buffet Wm. P. attorney and notarv 331 Pearl BuBiim Arnold, hatstore 200 Front Bukp Bartholomew 352 Water Bulford Albow, innkeeper 5 Whitehall Bulkly David, 49 Beekman c Gold Bulkley H. W. merch. W Fulton Buikley John, merch. 48 South h 46 Greenwich Bulkley jua. Joseph, attorney, 12 Ce'dar Bulkley Ralph, 61 South Bull Frederick G. 54 Soufh h 61 Chamtrer Bull Henry com. mer. Fulton c Cliff Bull John A. butcher 23 Fly Market Bull Thomas, accountant 19 Chamber Bull William, sadler 2 Wall Bull Rachel, widow of John 15 Harmac Bui lea Henry, mason 100 Orange Bullen Lucy, 7 Lrspenard Bullui Henry sailmaker 8 Leonard Bullinger Charles, eagle coffee house 78 Wall Ifulloucb Hannah, boarding house 11 Roosevelt Bullus widow of John, 75 Greenwich Sulaie.- James, carpenter 90 William Bullwi'mkle 1'enrv, cartmar 116 Orchard Suloid Robert . grocer & tea deal 26 Burl, slip and fiuloid &. Finch, g seers 25 Burl, slip {199 B. Way Bumstcad Eunice, 5l E'dridge •Suujslead Jacob, 124 O.-ange 13 * 146 MERCEIN S Bunce Jesse, grocer 61 Rutgers Bunco William S. roerch «> Roosevelt Bonce widow Eve, Cherry c Oliver Bunce widow Hannah, Spring c Clark* Bunce widow Susan, 58 Frankfort Bunker Elibu S. 41 Wall .Bunker Peter, mariner 19 Cherry Bunker &i Cheese roan, sail'. takers 23 Burling slip Bunn Ruben, ladies' shoemaker 60 William Bunn Wm. H. 48 Barclay h 46 Leonard Bunn widow Susan, 71 Mutt Bunnell Jonathan, grocer Dominick n Varick Bunner Randolph counsellor 211 Duane Bunteel Henry 10 Talbot Bunting Samuel, merchant 100 Water Bunting William, Dominick c Varick Burbidge Clarissa 146 Chamber Burcham — -, shipwright Grand n Lewis Burchell Neptune, shoeblack 75 Nassau fiurchill Richard 46 Walker Burchested Benjamin B. sail loft 76 Fly Market Burdett Christ. Smith, 49 Anthony [h 18 Orange Burdett Jacob, merchant 131 Front h 1 Temple Burdett Jacob," cartman Grand n Suffolk Burdett John, smith 333 Washington Burdett Stephen, 56 Bayard Burdett Stephen, sailmaker 99 Front Burdett widow Mary, 43 Thomas Burdges Samuel, grocer 1 Goerck n Grand Burford Joseph, wine broker kc. 55 Maiden-lane Burge Rebecca H. coufect. Washington c Jay Burgen George, shoe store 13 Catherine Burger Daniel, blockmaker 55 Front Burger David I. silversmith 19 Mott Burger Elias, merchant 100 Warren Burger Gerardus, painter 40 North Moore Burger John, rigger 28 Oak Burger John, boardinghouse 8 Ann Burger jun. John, copperplate printer 362 Greonw Burger John, 62 James Burger Patience, 138 Church Burger Samuel F. shoemaker 489 Pearl Burger William, Washington Burger widow E. 110 Reed Burges James, marshal Mulberry c Grand Burgess James, milkman Downing n Varick Burgess William, merchant 90 Wall h 89 Liberty Burguin Hugh, stonecutter 16 Ludlow Burgyes widow of Wm, 134 Mulberry Burjeau Joseph, 196 Greenwich b 63 Vesey Burk Edward, labourer Broome n Cannon Burk James, paver 18 Mott Burk John, tallow chandler 81 Roesevelt Burk John, porterhouse Grand n East River Burk Joseph, hairdresser 131 Chapel Burk Joseph, hairdresser 81 Wm.n Walker c Chapel Burk Mary, 121 Anthony Burk Mary M. boardinghouse 58 Orange Burk Patrick, 25 Market H'irk Richard, tavern Old Harlem Road NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 1*7 Burk Wm blockmaker Clason's wbf. h 122 Harnjan Burk widow Catherine, Christopher a Herring Burke Jeremiah, cartman ]8 Elm Burke Jeremiah, cartman 81 Duane Burke Miles R shipmaster 66 William Burkill widow of John, 34 Vandewater Burlew George rear 30 Lumber Burling Benjamin F grocer 62 Division Burling Ebenezer S. 77 Orchard Burling Ebenezer ass just. 5th ward 182 Church Burling James, crockery store 173 Water h 86 Burling Jacob, mu.-ician 158 Bowery Burling Lancaster F. Broome n Forsyth Burling Samuel, merchant 18 Harrison Burling Thomas H. 199 Hester Burling and Lawrence, merchants 221 Pearl Burlingbam B. William, 17 Courllandt Burlock Samuel, shoemaker 1 Jacob Burn Alex. Cherry n Scammel Burnet Charles N. grocer c Leonard and Collect Bornet Gilbert, smith 80 Nassau Burnett Jno. S. blockmaker 97 Division Burnett Wm. weigher 36 Eldridge Burnham Michael, printer 41 Fine Burnham Richard, painter 66 Leonard Burnis Samuel, 145 Water Burns Barney, 12 Catherine-lane Burns Daniel, 12 Catherine-lane Burns Hannah R. c Beaver lane Bums Henry, cooper 21 Rose Burns H. 21 Catherine lane Burns James, cook 87 Chamber Burns John, Salesman 157 William Burns John, shipmaster 30 Cbeapside Burns John, 21 Catherine-lane Burns Michael, 14 New Burns Patrick, 100 Anthony Burns Peter, weaver East Bank Burns Richard, cabinet maker 16 James Burns William, crockery store 168 Bowery Burns widow, 21 Catherine lane Burnside Andrew, smith Bowery n Love-lane Burnton Mary, nurse 38 Cedar Burras Francis, cabinetmaker 94 Reed Biirnilt Dorothy, fruiterer 138 Bowery Burritt widow Catherine, 76 Pump Burritt widow Mary Ann, 76 Pump Burritt Wakeman, 93 Beekman Burnside Robert, grocer Pike c Bancker Burnton J. T. 38 Cedar Burr Aaron, counsellor office 61 Vesey Burr Edwin, attorney at law 335 Pearl Burr Edward, attorney at law 335 Pearl Burr Isaac, merchant 60 Cliff Burr Jacob, cartman 15 Goerck Burr Joseph, carpenter Sheriff n Rivington Burr Rachel, 90 Cros» Burr widow Catherine, 66 Cherry Burr widow Elizabeth, 92 Cherry 148 MERCEIK'S Burr widow florist 105 Cherry Buri al .). vice pres. Bank of America 898 Broadway Burreli M. H. druggist & physician 191 Chatham Bun t II Philip, shoemaker Collect n Hester Burreli Samuel, Collect n Hudson Burreli William, physician 8 Mott Burridge widow, teacher 41 Vandewater Bui-rill Xbenezer, Hammond n Asylum Burris A. carpenter 199 Anthony Bun-is Daniel, mariner 127 Mott Burris James, cartman Broome n Willet Burick widow Ana B.2 Houston Burrows Enos, merchant h 1 Leonard Barrows Isaac, sawyer 1 Moore Burrows Tredwell Prince n Thompson Burrows h Dutch, carpenters 54 Ann Burrows Joseph, measurer 50 Lumber Burt Charles, cartman 130 Hester Burt David, shoemaker 129 Harman Burt John, 60 Essex Burt Miss, boarding house 61 Maiden Lane [Market Burtnett Daniel, butcher b 97 Forsyth stall 43 Fly Surtis Alexander, cook 37 Warren Burtis Arthur, grocer Broome c Bowery Burtis Cencklin, carpenter Chrystie c North Burtis James, 277 Spring Burtis Joseph milkman 370 Bowery Burtis Peter A 69 Market Burtis Townsend W merchant tailor 1 Pine Burtis William A. moroc. dresser 76 Forsytk. Burtis W. coachmaker 2 Chamber 30 Duaue Burtis and Higbie, grocers 148 Bowery JBurton Thos stocking m Bowery c Art Burtsell Mrs. boarding house 59 Cedar Burtsell Peter, stationer Wall c h 9 Broad Burtsell Wm. accountant 68 N. Moore Burtsell Wm. 71 Catharine Burtsell Z. labourer Laurens n Spring Burtus J A. bookstore and lottery office 19 Peck-slip Burtus Catherine 40 Henry Burtus Saml. 60 Henry Burwell Benedict, tavern 70 Bowery Burwick Wm. mason 122 Church Burwick Wm. baker 24 Oak Burze Margaret,boarding house Vestry c Greenwich Bush Daniel, merchant, 215 Washington Bush E. boat builder 345 Water, h31 Roosevelt Bush Geo. 136 Church Bush H. N. merchant 188 Front Bush Henry J. nail cutter Carmine n Bedford Bush Ira, Bioome n Mott Bush John, cartman, 36 Vandam Busb Jonas 176 Bowery Bush Richard, P. grocer 7 Lispeuard Bush Wi'liam, 26 Chtirch Bush Waiter, shoemaker 43 Hammond Bushlij Joseph pedkr 14 Hnrman h 12 Duaue Bushfield Jas, shipmaster c Oliver &t Bancker Bushnell Giles, comb factory 293 Broadway tfuakirk James, cooper Grand o Allen NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 141 Buskirk Jeremiah, 39 Elizabeth Buskirk Lawrence, c Spring 41 Thompion Buskirk N. tailor 52 Allen Buskirk widow Mary, Tryon row Buskirk Magdalen, 8*3 Eldridge Buskirk tc Odell, livery stables 47 James Bussing Abraham 43 Vesey Bussing William, inspector of lime 66 N. Moore Bussing widow Grant 279 Spring Busswell Caleb mason Vestry n Greenwich Butcher Robt. rigger 75 Forsyth Butler Amos, 159 Pearl b 5 Murray Butler Benjamin broker 27 Wall Butler Charles T. merchant 61 Chapel Butler Elizabeth 14 Birmingham Butler Elihu 159 Pearl Butler Jas. 144 Orange n Hester Butler J A carver & gilder 29 Oak Butler Mary seamstress 61 Anthony Butler Minor, mercht 176 Delancy Butler Michael, carpenter 65 Elm Butler Samuel, grocer 125 Baucker Butler Thos. cab-net maker 31 Rose Butler Thomas C mercht 74 South h 326 Broadway Putler jun. T C. mer South, b .Broome n Mercer Butler Win. 404 Chapel Butler W. printer 24 Pell Butler Wm. smith 42 Washington h 15 Rector Butler widow Charlotte 177 William Butler widow Hannah, 73 Forsyth Butler h Heskeih, smiths 35 Depeyster Butler, L&M 79 South Butman Asa, cabinet maker 91 Reed [brasses Butman Abigail, widow of Joseph, Hudson n Des- Butman Benj. 213 Chapel Butman Jeremiah, tailor 61 Crosby Butman Capt. Stephen 607 Greenwich Button John Sawyer 242 Greenwich Baxton Charles, M. D. Perry n Herring Buxton Reuben carpenter 32 Leonard Byers James 36 Burling slip h 3 Bowling green Byers Michael, mariner 1 Stanton Byers widow Elizabeth, boarding house 83 Fulton Byers M. boot and shoe maker 160 Market Byington Francis fruit store 4 Bayard Bylandt Jacob, 23 Henry Bylas Wm. ship carpenter 406 Cherry Bym Michael 271 Front Byng Thomas, cooper 13 Chrystie Byng Moses, muffin baker 13 Chrystie Byi an E. A. cabinet maker 136 Spring Byrne Charles, auctioneer 179 Chatham Byrne Edward, repository 16 Walker Byrne Garrit, grocer 107 Cherry Byrne Launcelot, Delancy n Eldridge c Grand Byrne Matthew, butcher 33 Cath. Mark, b Orange Byrne Mulagh Fly market hotel 128 Fly market Byrne Patrick, quill and wafer maoufac 176 Water Byrne Patrick, 8 Pell , •) „ Byrne Patrick hat manuf 42 Mulberry Byrnes Edward, mariner 10 Herman MERCEIN'S Byrnes Henry boot maker 36 William Byrnes John J. bricklayer 43 Augustas Byrnes John, tailor 198 Hester Byrnes John, sboemwker 27 Henry Byrnes Peter, musician 31 Henry Byrnes Peter E. Bank i> Greenwich lane Byrnes Thomas S. 24 Cliff Byrnes James, grocer 320 Water Byrnes Susanna widow, Hudson c Charlton Byrnes &. Jones, Walnut n Grand Byron Elizabeth, Broadway n Art C Cabre John, rigger 9 Bayard Cabbrou Richard, tailor 07 William Cachy Lewis, 35 Anthony Cadle Cornelias, 88 Beekman Cadlc widow Sarah, 42 John Cadmus Abraham, mnson 21 Thorns Cadmus Elias C. cartman 93 Cross Cadmus Jane, rear 49 Orange Cadmus John, mason 150 R»ed Cadwell Jeduthain, grocer 17') Bowery Cadwell Sarah Ann, 69 Cross CafTVy Patrick, academy 62 Provost Cahan Patrick, labourer 111 Anthony Cahrrty Charles & J. grocers 108 Cherry Cabill Edward, baker 93 Bancker Cahoon James, sawyer Cherry n Montgomery Cahoon John, stonecutter 21 Mott Cahoon Thomas, grocer Spring c Mulberry Cahoone R Hi T. grocers 348 Broadway Caille Francis, tinplate worker 68 Nassau Cails Charles, 30 Pell Cain widow, Grand n Essex Caiuee George, attorney and counsellor 38 Pine Cairns Catherine, 80 Bayard Cairns John, cartman Mulberry n Broome Cain s John, painter and glazier DO Bayard Cairns Wm. merchant 130 Water h 22 Park Plaee Calam H. druggist 125 Cherry Calaway widow, washerwoman 19 Rose Calder Ann, 44 Thomas Calder, M'Lea & Co. merchants 59 Pine Caldwell Andrew, weaver East Bak Caldwell Andrew, V. Bank n Greenwich Caldwell Ann, 51 Bayard Caldwell D. whitewasher Hester n Broadway Caldwell Ezra, tavern 129 Bowery Caldwell E. china store 10 Mott Caldwell Israel, Bowery c Grand Caldwell Saml. weaver E Bank n Greenwich Caldwell Mrs J E. 34 Greenwich Callaghan Barney, Elm n Franklin Callahal widow Mary, 6 Cross Callahan Dennis, 13) Fly- market Callahan Owen, pilot 46 Roosevelt Callen William, cooper 17 Bnrling-slip fWM Callender Thomas L. 16 Park Place Callender Wm. cooper 17 Brrling-slip Callivan widow, 26 Harman Camack James, shoemaker 23 Roe.' NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 151 Camble David, shoemaker 82 Varick (ambreleng it Pearson, 67 South Camel Betsey Miss, Thomson n Spring Camerden Frederick, 6 Leonard Camerden John, shoe store 95 Chatham Camerden F & H. sail makers 237 Front Cameron Ellen, grocer 13 Walnut Cameron John, druggist 60 Cbetbam c Chamber Cameron Peter, teacher Dominick n Varick Cameron widow Margaret, 57 Mulberry Cameron widow, 115 Mulberry Camm John, grocer Grand c Essex Cammann widow of Peter, merchant 49 White Cammet Moses, smith 35 Harrison Cammeyer William, baker 7 Thomas Camp Amelia, 10 Harman Camp James, drayman 82 Lombardy Camp Noah, carpenter 10 Ann Camp Samuel J. carpenter Columbia c Broome Campbell Abraham, carpenter 439 Pearl Campbell A C. carpenter Desbrosses Campbell Alexander, cartman S Republican-alley Campbell Alexander, grocer Cross c Pearl Campbell Alexander, rigger rear 79 Eldridge Campbell Archibald, 7 Phenix stores h 342 Wash Campbell Archibald, 32 Oak Campbell Charles, 68 Warren Campbell Charles, 32 Orchard Campbell Charles C. 17 Reed Campbell Charles, mer tailor 101 Maiden-lane Campbell Charles, stonecutter 40 Hudson Campbell Cornelius, Desbrosses n Hudson Campbell Daniel, cabinet maker 37 Christie Campbell Donald, lHNJrchard ■ Campbell Edward, boardmghouse Gcand j» Lewis Campbell George, shoemaker 90 Eldridge Campbell James, carpenter 39 Lombardy Campbell J. teacher 175 Chatham h 125 Orange Campbell Jacob, carpenter 5 Anthony Campbell James, cartman Hester n Broadway Campbell James, printer 179 Mott Campbell James, butcher Broome n Elm Campbell James, attor. k mast, in chan. 90 Nassau Campbell John, millwright 232 Orange Campbell John, shipmaster 67 Mott Campbell John A. 26 Chapel Campbell John J. carpenter 267 Spring Camobell John W. marshal 20 Henry Campbell John, teacher 112 Orange Campbel 1 John, merchant 188 Water Campbell John D. 94 Liberty Campbell John, mariner 67 Arundal Campbell Malcomb, marioer 5 Thomas Campb II Malcomb, 31 Liberty Campbell Margaret, tailoress 38 Anthony Campbell Mi ly Ann, 152 William Campbell Matthew, cartman 27 Pike Campbell Nicholas, measurer 21 Norfolk Campbell Paul, tobacconist 108 Chamber Campbell Richard, shoemaker Collect n Leon&iti Campbell Robert P. smith 106 Leonard 152 MERCEIN'S Campbell Robert, smith 105 Leonard b 10b Campbell Samuel, 124 Pearl Campbell Sarah, 43 Liberty Campbell Setb, c Hester and Forsyth Campbell William, 15 Orange Campbell William, cartman Thompson ri Grand Campbell William, tobacconist 266 William Campbell widow Abigail, Grand c Ludlow Campbell widow Eliza, 69 Sullivan Campbell widow Jenet, milliner 156 Wm. c Ann Campbell widow Sarah, 9 Thomas Campbell widow, 63 *North Moore [90 Nassau Campbell and Hedley, attors. couns. and notary* Campbell and Son Samuel, booksellers, 124 Pearl Campfield James, tailor 120 Chatham [h 31 Liberty Campion Patrick, 23 Orchard Candell Thomas, inspect, stav es 11 Rector Canniff Alexander, cartman 44 Watts Canniff Daniel, 103 Harman Canniff Reuben, cartman 220 Orange Canniff Rich, cartman, Christopher near Herring Canniff widow Eliza, Green n Spring Canning Edward, merchant 43 Fulton Cannon Ann, fruit st. 67 Water Cannon David, boatman Grand n Lewis Cannon Dennis, 52 Catherine-lane Cannon Jacob, labourer 69 Bancker Cannon John. Hester n Broadway Cannon John, dyer 106 Beekman Cannou Joseph S. 7 Essex Cannon Mott, drygood st. 144 Chatham Cannon Mott S. drygood st. 114 Chatham Cannon Peter, coachman 199 Orange Cannon Robert, grocer 35 Roosevelt Cannon widow Mary, 40 Delancey Cannon widow Susan, 396 Greenwich Cann Hannah, 63 Bancker Cantalo L M. corset mak. 258 Broadway Cantaman John T. coastman 49 Rutgers Canten J. mer. 414 Pearl Canton Sarah, seamstress 6 Eldridge Capron Benjamin, carpenter Wooster c Houstoun Capslack Sarah, boarding b. 5 Park Place Caraghan Wm. 72 Cross Carberry widow, 66 Front Carbury James, eartman Broome c Cannon Card Capirc, porter house, 67 Barclay Card and Co. William, 20 South h 17 Cardell Wm S. 94 Beekman Card well James, Rivington c Christie Cargill Abraham, tinplate worker, iic. 232 Water Cargill William, grocer 33 Beaver &i 68 Broad Cargill, Kitchum, fcTenbrook, 26 Courtlandt Cargill widow, Prince n Wooster Carharl Hachlia, smith, 26 Pump Carl Lawrence, rigger 31 Bayard Carland Mary, 5 Orange Carle Jacob, tallowchand. 5Lombardy Carle John, shipwright 25 Pike Carle Samuel, grocer Sullivan c Broome Carle Silas, druggist, 199 Water h 16 Burling-slip NEW-YORK-DIRECTORY. 153 I arlin John Smith, Arundel n Delancey Carling John, State Arsenal 52 Collect Carlisle George, Collect c Grand Carlisle Mrs. boarding h. 176 Water Carlock Henry, 107 Chapel Carlock William, sailmaker Grand n Norfolk Carlo John, Perry n Washington Carlough Coenradt, cartman 109 Chapel Carlow James, cartman Broome n V'arick • i! low Lewis, combm. Thompson n Spring Carlton William, 112 Mulberry Carman Abraham, cartman Elm n Spring Carman Adam, shoeuiaker Franklin n Water Carman Andrew, shipwright 50 Oak . Carman Catherine, 75 Pearl Carman Daniel, saddler Grand n Crosby Carman Ezekiel, shipmaster 71 James Carman James, waiter 104 Leonard Carman John B. milkman Stuyvesant n Bowery Carman John, shoemaker 65 Mott Carman John, 15 Chamber Carman Joseph, cartman 169 Hester Carman Joseph, grocer 153 Fly market Carman Pbineas, com. mer. 7 South h 15 Bridge Carman William, c Grand and Forsyth Carman William, carpenter 123 Bancker Canaan William, weaver 144 Allen Carman widow Hannah, 23 Lombardy Carman P. and J. 139 William Carman and Randolph, merchants? South Carmer Rachael, teacher 59 Bayard [n Broeme Carmichal Daniel .grocer Front c Dover h Columbia Carmichal William, baker 38 Henry Carne James, labourer 63 Orange Carne John, measurer 36 Lumber Carnell Mrs. Loise, 26 Front Carnley Robert, rear Lewis Man. Is. Carow Isaac, mer. 137 Pearl Carpar Christian, baker Delancy c Forsyth Carpenter Benjamin, carpenter 186Bai|cker Carpenter Charles, shipcarpenter 23 Governeur Carpenter David. 79 Catherine h. 57 Lombardy Carpenter Daniel, shoemaker 162 Bowery Carpenter George, boardinghouse 280 Front Carpenter Isaac, grocer Broome c. Forsyth Carpenter James, carpenter 35 Essex Carpenter John, butcher 2d Avenue Carpenter John, carpenter Water n. Montgomery Carpenter L. 369 Washington Carpenter Nathaniel, mariner 7 Birmingham Carpenter Richard, shipwright 537 Water Carpenter Thomas, port warden 176 Broadway Carpenter Wright, 73 Chatham Carpenter Zeno, sbipcar. 569 Water n Montgomery Carpenter widow S. 27 Essex Carpenter and Sutton, grocers 97 Catherine Carpenter & Craft, grocers c Greenwich & Warren Carr Bernard, weaver Greenwich n Hammond Can- James, butcher 52 Fly marietb.226 Elizabeth Carr John, carpenter 93 Herman 154 MERCEIN'S Carr Joshua, cooper 43 Harman Carr Morgan, laborer 10 Catherine-lane Carr Richard, painter rear 44 Mulberry Carr Robert, brassfounder 15 Oak Carr Susan, washwoman Grand n Christie Carr William, founder 1 14 Mulberry Carr Win. 124 Pump Carr Wm, milkman Allen n Stanton Carr widow of John P. 90 Cherry Carr widow Bridget, 21 Augustus Carr widow Sarah, 240 Allen Carrick John, sawyer Montgommery n Baucker Carrigan John, rear 15 Water Carrington A. B. 157 Pearl Carrol Henry, laborer Ridge n Stanton Carrol John, wheelwright Old Haerlem road Caroll Anthony, attorney 138 Water li 1 Franklin Carroll Charles, mariner Mercer n Greene Carroll Edward, 98 Chapel Caroll Edward, grocer Bancker c Pike Carroll George, broker 20 Mulberry Carroll James, eatinghouse 304 Water Carroll James, housecarp Rivington Carroll Matthew, 15 Frankfort [h 53 Chatham Carse George, math. mat. instr. maker 106 Cherry Carshore Thomas, painter 69 Arundel Carskaden Joseph, brushraaker 1 Hague Carson Robert, grocer 42 Henry Carstang James, Orchard n Stanton Carstang John, Norfolk Carstang Elizabeth, washw. 4 1-2 Market Cartan Robert, lab. 7 Ludlow Carter A. dry good st. 414 Pearl Carter David, combmaker 27 Anthony Carter Enoch, carpenter Little Water ' Carter Hannah, Cherry n Montgomery Carter Henry, miller rear 51 Arundel Carter John, laborer 43 Orange Carter John-, branch pilot 87 rear Henry Carter Jos«ph, teacher 126 Mulberry Carter John, shoemaker 15 Henry Carter Lewis, agent rear 81 Orange Carter Matthew, lookingglass fac. 140 William Carter Ph«be, Lewis Man. Is. Carter Samuel, chair mak. 8 Pump 1 . [Pearl Carter Samuel H. lookingglass st. 289 Pearl h. 281 Carter Samuel, cabinet maker 50 Beekman Carter Thomas, shipwright 50 Henry v Carter Thomas, merchant 79 Greenw. Carter William M tallow chandler 186 Church Carter Wm. shipwright 57 Lombardy Carter widow Ann. Norfolk n Broome Carter widow Helen, 80 Barclay Cai thes T. S. mer. 129 Pearl Canwright Alexander, shipmaster 128 Lombardy Carver Susanna, 28 Reed Carver William, farrier 3 Republican Alley Carver Wm. blacksmith Lewis u Grand Cary Henry, 69 Chamber Cary Mary, young ladies seminary 125 12 Bowery Cary Robert, porterhouse 63 James NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 15 Cary William Broome n Essex Cary & Co. Henry, raer, 38 Mills li 69 Chamber Casate Mark, 42 Thomas Case Gabriel, Stanton c. Attorney Case John, mason Broome n Allen Case Thomas, pain'er 118 Mott Case Whitefield, Stanton c Attorney Case Williams, comb maker 46 Crosby Caston Mauria, dry good st. 353 Pearl Casey James, grocer Roosevelt o Cherry Casey James, grocer 66 Warren Casey jun James, grocer 51 Cherry Casey jun James, grocer 66 Warren Casey John, tailor 98 Water Casey Patrick, marshal 92 Mulberry Cash Joseph, 427 Washington Cashman CiiD. grocers 258 Front Casilear Francis, shipwright 6 Pike Casilear John, shipwright 17 Arundal Casilear widow Isabella, 16 Arundal Casper John S.cartman Rivington n Allen Cassada James, grocer 35 Henry Cass widow Catherine, 8 Vestry Cassale Bernardo, 82 Fulton Cassedy Andrew, 58 Pearl Cassedy Charles, grocer 125 1-2 Anthony Cassedy Henry, cartman 189 Orange Cassedy Henry, cartman Hester n Bowery Cassedy Hugh, drayman 58 Bancker Cassidy Christopher, tailor 33 Maiden-lane Casslin John, currier 12 Chesnut Castaing Joseph, Fr teacher and trans 504 Pear) Castelii Catherine, 70 Liberty Casten Jacob, barber 69 Bancker Castilo Eli, 105 Orange • Castine Catherine, 106 Orrliard Castle Robert, cartman Elizabeth n Spring Castle Wm S. block and pump ink 1^6 Wasbingto Castles Hinament, merchant 2 William Castles Robert, labourer rear 22 Harmatr Casto Henry SjLB Henriques, distil. 173 Bancke Catcbett Patrick, grocer 80 Bancker [h 126 Hem < 'ales Leonard, 101 Chatham Calhel James W. grocer 51 Leonard CATHOLIC ffpfS CATHEDRA/. Mott n mVm Prince CATHOLIC f; \fl CHURCH Rarclm/ MPS Strtrf Cattell Ruth, 33 Lombardy Caughlan Timothy, grocer 87 Bancker Cauldwell Anna, 61 Bayard « 'auldwell Ebenezer, china store 429 Pearl Cauldwell John, merchant 294 Pearl Caulfield Peter, dry good store 390 Pearl . MHP Caulfield &. Toot, dry good store 390 Pearl Cause Abraham, labourer Columbia c Rivingtoi Cavan Wm. shipmaster 34 Eldridge Cave Stephen, shoe store 61 Chatham Cave widow R 91 Henry 156 MERCEIN'S Caven Peter, labourer 14 Forsyth Cavenaugh Morgan, 9 Augustus Cayar. Bernard, fruit store 31 Catherine Cay v -ershom, earpenter Stanton u Suffolk Cayv ii Joseph, Allen c Hester Caze Thomas, cartman 218 Delancey Caze h RLhajd, merchants 39 William Cazeaux J B.33 South Cebra John Yates, auc h com mer 106 h 59 Pear! Cebra & Cuming, 106 Pearl Celbert Ivlillesent, millir.er 13 Division Celestin B. hairdresser 251 Greenwich Cellehue Archibald, 45 Division Cenpten Patrick, carpenter rear 59 Suffolk Cenon Adelaide, 107 Duane Center Robert, merchant 6S South h 13 John Centre Market, Grand c Orange Cerneau Joseph, jeweller 88 Chatham Certain John P. tobacconist 109 Division Chabert Richard, tailor 83 Murray Chadeayne Andrew, tailor 21 Fulton Chadeayne Henry, labourer Stanton nBoWery Chadeayne John, tailor 316 Pearl ChaJeayne Jonathan, 1 13 Hester Chadeayne , 316 Pear! Cbadwick James, 155 Hudson Chadwick John, mariner 100 Broad Chad wick John, mariner 63 Pearl Cbadwick Joseph, rigger 126 Allen Chadwick Win. lapidary 52 Augustus Chaffinch Charles, founder Grand c Goerck Chalk John, earpenter 66 Bayard Chalk Thamas, chandler 66 Bayard Chalk widow, 233 Mulberry Chalmers James, dyer 174 William Chalmers T II. grocer c Cross and Orange Chalmers Charlotte, 11 Chapel Chamberlain Emma, 17 Eidridge Chamberlain Hannah, 48 Hester Chamberlain John, sail ir.k 44 Front h 158 Hester Chambers James, rigger 149 Lombardy Chambers John, 48 Wall Chambers Martha, 46 Crosby Chambers Miles, tailor 381 Pearl Chambers TJhomas, merchant 16 Walker h 1 Clift" Chambers widow Ann, 169 Spring Chambers widow Elizabeth, 109 Forsyth Champenoes Margaret, 166 Anthony Champlin Jeremiah O. Broadway opp 4th Avenue Chance George, 58 Pine ,- Chandler Adoniram, type found. 93 Gold Gnandler John, repemaker Allen n Stanton Chandler Stephen, silversmith 29 1 2 Frankfort Chandler widow Mary Frances, 164 Bowery Chandler widow Sarah, 2d Avenue n 1st Chaney George, cartman 18 Orchard Chhtifrand R. grocer 20 Bowery Chapin Dexter. 2 :6 Pearl Chariin Eli, coffee raanufac Walker c Chapel Chaplin MrsO. 10 and 12 Church Chapman Fanny, widow of Oliver 3 Park Place NEW-YORK DIRECTORY Chapman George, glover 179 Orange Chapman Henry, cartman 13 Chariton Chapman Israel, shipmaster Broome n Essex Chapman J. blockmaker 275 Front h 21 Roosevelt Chapman James, fisherman 9 Cbeapside Chapman Job, cartman 30 Broome Chapman Joseph, fisherman 134 Henry Chapman Joseph, pawnbroker 20oGreenwich Chapman Lebbeus, 60 Spring Chapman Nathaniel B. 144 Greenwich Chapman Thomas, 38 Spruce Chapman Victor, c Perry and Greenwich Chapman Witham, Pitt h West n Spriag Chapman Wo. 66 Pine Chapman widow Elizabeth, boardb. 150 Broadway Chapman widow , 69 James [c Liberty- Chapman Wm. 159 Church Chappel James, hatter, 3 Chapel •-happell Thomas, grocer 61 Bowery Chappie A. 60 Barclay Chappie James, rigger 28 Oak Chappie John,butch6Fly mark Elizabeth n Spring Chappies Salvadore, fruit store 140 Chatham Chardeayne Elizabeth, tailoress 325 Fearl Cbardavoyne Wm. W. carp 33 Warren h 160Duane Chardavoyne Wm. fcTC plumb 147 Cherry Chardvoyna S. smith Little Bancker Cbarruaud John, professor of dancing 75 Warren Chazowrnes T. 56 John Charles John, mercbt 403 Pearl Charles John, shoemaker 4 Peck slip Charles Robt. soap & candle manuf 58 Chatham Charles William, Christopher n Bedford Cbarleton Chas. J. labourer 62 Mulberry Cbarleton Samuel, basket maker 62 Mulberry Cbarlson Jesse cartman Goer«:k n Grand Charlton Charles, painter 116 Orange Charlton Geo 81 Mott Chart Edward, 28 Vandewater Charts D. 497 Broadway Charter and Williams, merchant?' 67 Pearl Charters John, 23 Charlton Charters Thomas, coacbmaker23 Charlton Chase Ammi, shipwright 60 Cannon [water Chase Borden, com. mer. 214 Front, s. 37 Vande- Chase Henry, 140 Allen Chase John, boat builder 309 Water h 62 Cherry Chase Rev. J. Delancy n Forsyth Chase Martin, fruiter 31 Bayard Chase Richard, 53 Water Chatterton Abm. cartman^fiullivan c Houston - Cbatterton Peter, Elizabeth n Spring , Chaurand Honore c Stanton, and Orchard Che'ebre widow Elizabf.h, Elm n Broome Chaudellet Jos. grocer 83 Nassau Chaudale! 10 Beekman Cbave Wm. efcwyer, Clark a Spring Chauveau F. tinman 47 Chapel Chaveli George grocer 54 Nassau c Fulton Cheavens Henry, jeweller, kc W6Broadwa\r MERCEIN'S Cliecseman Benj. accountant 64 Bowery Cheeseman U. crock 'y st 8 James si h 18 Cheapside Cheeseman George 16 Cbeapside Cheeseman John B. wheelwright Allen c Broome; Cheeseman John C. M. D. 11 Cherry Cheeseman Joseph, 103 Lombardy Cheeseman Samuel, 3 Essex Cheeseman Tim. S. cartman 64 Ludlow [ling slip ' Cheeseman l\'m. sailmnker 30 Roosevelt it 21 Bui- Chaners Jno. labourer 32 Bancker Cheney Amos, ship carpenter 568 Water Cheney Samael, carpenter Cherry n Rivington Chauncr Jno bak*r21 Mulberry Cherry Charles, fruiter 393 Pearl Cherry John, grocer 33 Anthony Cherry Joseph, cartman 33 Anthony Chesebrough R. mer 186 Pearl, h. 324 Broadway Chesebrough h Peterson, merchants 186 Pearl Chesebrough &. Van Alen dry good mer 199 Pearl h 18 Hester [ton Chessman widow Elizabeth Desbrosses n Washing- Cheshire Lattum & Co 321 Pearl Chester Christian, marine hotel, 6 Catharine Slip Chester Thomas L. 65 Dey Chester W W. 142 Greenwich Chester W. W. ii T. L. carpet store 191 Broadway Chestcrman James, mercht. tailor 23 John Ohevee James pawn broker 79 Division Chevee Miss, dress maker 19 Dey Chevers William, marshal 29 Pike Chevalier A L. musician 101 Reed Chevalier JVich. Grand n Eldridge Chew R. mercht Mechanic Hall Chichester Gilbert, drygood st 481 Greenwich Chichester &, Vanwyck, 301 Pearl Child Abm. 226 Spring Child Elizabeth, baker 244 Bowery Child Evander, broker Hudson n Broome Child Francis, conveyancer 19 Chatham Child jun Francis, mer 215 Pearl Child Lewis, painter and glazier 220 Water China, Thomas, carpenter 99 Anthony t'liingy Jno. halter 82 Nassau Chipp Charles, C H. officer 91 Gold Chipp Charles, 101 Gold Chipp Isaac, grocer 514 Pearl Cbitry Peter, silversmith Burrows n Herring Chivvis C. butch 50 Wash mark h 149 Crosby Cbivvis J. butch 48 Wash mar h Eldridge c Delaa. Chivvis Jno. butch. 43 Wash mark, h 201 Mulberry Chivvis Wja. butch 42 Wash mark h Mulberry n. Christian C%6rles, Justice 72 Elm [Spring Christian Wm. cartman Mulberry c Grand Christian Wm. shoemaker 89 Henry Christian Zachariah, labourer 3 Jefferson Christie Alex, stonecutter Charltou n Varick [West ChristieD. stonecutter Hubert c Washington, shop Christie Hannah, 338 Water Christie Geo. 150 Reed Christie John, cartman Renwick ( hriMie Joseph, fruit store 100 Catharine NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 139 Christie Joseph, smith -Watts n Varick Christie John, labourer 102 Cross , Christie Peter D. 8 Thomas Christie Robert, mason Charlton c Varick Christie Wm. cartman 153 Reed Christopher Eugene, 25 Elm Christopher Joseph, 117 Liberty Christy Sloan, hairdresser 23 Bancker Church Associate jfyS'f^ Reformed 2d. Pearl Church Joseph, moroc. dresser 267 Cross Church Rodney S. attorney 7 Nassau h 88 Cedar Church S. L. pump maker foot Bowery Hill Church Thomas, moroc. dresser 25 Jumes Church widow Mary, 65 Mulberry ;js=M of United Christian ' u> Chatham Church of the Society Friends, Duane Churchill John, cartman 227 Division Churchward Richard, mariner 23 Water Cilb James H. bookbinder 102 Liberty Cilver Wm. tailor 86 Mulberry Cipriaull Joshua, dry good st. 227 Greenwich Circulating Library, 263 Broadway Cisco Francis D. cartman Bowery a Art Cisco John, labourer Gilbert n Herring Cisco P. F. grocer Bowery c Pump City Auction Room, 4 Thames CITY fe| HALL. Offices on the basement floor. No.,1 Police Office. 2 Loan Office. 3 WatehRoom. 17 Justices Court. 18 District Clerk's Office. First Floor. 4 Recorder's Office. 5 Mayor's Office. 6 City Inspector. JjBWl'UMMtsJi.^ . 7 Clerk of Common Council. 8 Street Comissioner's Office. 9 House Keeper's Room. 10 Committee Room. 19 Supreme Court Clerk's Office. 20 County Clerk. • -a^trw. ' 21 Register. 3*%» 23 Surrogate or Probate. 23 Clerk of Session. 24 Sheriff's Office. Seiond FTbor. 11 Governor's Room. 12 Comptroller's Office. 13 Common Council Room. 14 Court of Sessions. 25 District Court. . 26 Mayor's Court. 27 Supreme Court. 28 Attorney of Corporation. 160 MERCEIN'S CITY HOTEL ppfft 123 BROADWAY C'ivill Wa. grocer 259 Duane Claghorm Joseph, failmuker 63 Warren Clancy James, 25 Augustus Clancy Win. grocer 82 Cherry Clansy Wm. grocer 22 Rose Clane John, rigger and stevedore 39 Lombardy Clapp Abel S. cartman Rivington c Ludlow Clapp Francis, chandler 173 Bowery Clapp James, 42 Provost Clapp John, flour mer. 31 Burling slip h Market Clapp John H. Broome c Orchard Clapp Philip, 44 Frankfort Clark Alexander, 38 Reed Clark Allen, grocer 471 Broadway Clark Amos, insp. of lumb. 33 Hester St 21 Norfolk- Clark Ann, Fruit store Orchard c Broome Clark Ann widow, Orchard c. Stanton Clark Andrew, cartman Laurens n Spring Clark Barbara, widov, 33 Dover Clark Benj. T. mason 272 Spring Clark Benj. measurer of grain 22 Batavia lane Clark Benj. attorney 8 Beekman h 51 Cliff Clark Catharine, widow 48 Anthony Clark Charles, hairdresser 252 William Clark Charles, mariner 82 Nassau Clark Charles I. grocer 28S Broadway h 42 Reed Clark Chester, 202 Pearl h 3 Liberty Clark Cornelius, cartman Eldridge n Delancy Clark Daniel, grocer Courtlandt c Greenwich Clark David, mariner 26 Oak Clark Ebenezer, Broadway n. Bleecker Clark Ebenezer, shipwright 567 Water Clark Ebenezer, caulker 594 Water Clark Elizabeth 11 Cheapside Clark Frederick 92 Church Clark Gerardus, attor. and notary 138 Water Clark Gerardus, h Grand c Broadway Clark George, mariner 186 Bancker Clark Gilbert, 365 Bowery ClarV Hampton, mason 3 West Clark Jacob D. carpenter Eldridge n Broome ('larkjJameS) carpenter41 Chapel Clark James, painter 45 Anthony Clark James, smith 22 Hester, h 12 Suffolk Clark James, mariner c Rutgers and Lombardy Clark James H. carpenter Grand n Elm Clark James M. porter 12 Thames * ■Clark James, mariner, 39 N. Moore Clark John, distiller £12 Bowery 'Clark John, steam engineer h 222 Water Clark jun. John, druggist 24 Gold Clark John, 69 Cherry Clark John, druggist 85 Maiden-lane u 64 Barclay Clark John, millwright 26 Rhyuder n Grand Clark John, carpenter Lewis c Deiancy Clark John A shoemaker 168 Reed Clark John B. grocer, 39 Robinson c Washington Chester Jennings NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 161 Clark John, tobacconist, 107 Orange Clark John, grocer 59 Pump Clark John 0. carpenter Little Bancker Clark John L. eartman 298 Spring Clark Joseph, boarding, house 26 Water Clark Joseph, waiter 68 Warren Clark Joseph, painter 46 Mulberry Clark Joseph M. Laurens n Spring Clark Joshua, eartman Cannon n Rivington Clark Labun, Allen n Rivington Clark Lemuel E. printer 69 Orchard Clark Luther, attorney 16 and 33 Beekman Clark Mary, 31 Lombnrdy Clark Nancy, 4 Talbot Clark Oliver L. painter and glazier 60 Pearl Clark Palmer, fisherman 15 Augustus Clark Peter, Amos n Washington Clark Reuben, eartman Broome c Ludlow Clark Richard S drygood store 17 Beaver Clark Robert T. Pell c Doyer Clark Robert, smith Forsyth u Rivington Clark Robert, cordwainer 94 Henry Clark Rufus, carpenter Lewis n Delancy Clirk R. broker 62 Pine Clark Samuel, boot & shoemaker 169 Cherry Clark Samuel, tavern 361 Greenwich Clark Samuel, tavern 18 Bowery Clark Samuel, 20 Roosevelt Clark S Y. grocer Spring c Hudson Clark Smith, grocer Wash, c Beach Clark T. labourer Delancy n Lewis Clark Theodore, hatter 117 Chatham h 528 Pearl Clark Thomas, shipcarpen. Cherry c Montgomery Clark Thomas, tailor 85 Forsyth Clark Thomas B. shipwright Montgomery n Cherry Clark Thomas L. druggist 85 Maiden-lane Clark William, grocer 157 Fly-market Clark William, grocer New-sl. c Front h 18 Oak Clark William S. shipmaster Grand n Crosby Clark William, printer 75 Henry Clark Catherine widow of Alex. 27 Hudson i^ Clark and Beer9, merchants 193 Broadway : /W Clark and Ingersoll. grocers Front c New-slip Clark William, eartman Bowery opposite Art Clark widow Ruth, 185 Spring Clark widow Eliza, 67 Leonard Clark and Smith, grocers West n Courtlandt Clark and Smith, 78 Courtlandt Clarke Agur, 11 Walker Clarke William, grocer 32 Stanton c Forsyth Clarke widow Polly, 223 Christie Clarkland James, sawyer Collister n Laight Clarkson Daniel, shoemaker Cannon c Stanton Clarkson David Augustus, mer. 33 Broadway Clarkson. David, grocer 34 Front Clarkson Levinas, mer. 11 Harrison Clarkson M 26 Pearl Clarkson Matthew J. 9 Gouverneur's lane Clarkson Thomas S. mer. 33 Broadway Clarkson William B. 34 Front I Clarkson widow of Freeman, 97 Liberty 102 MERCEIN'S Clary Michael, labourer Collect c Pump Clarv Owen, 175 Hester Class Samuel, 77 Church Class and Co. Francis, tm and hardw st. 2 ( Cnatu Classen Edward, boatman Delancy c Pitt Claus George, confectioner 79 Mott Clawson Anthony, 131 Cherry aud L. I. coffee h. Clawson Nicholas, cooper Reason Clayton widow, 417 Pearl . Clayton E B. printer 84 Maiden-lane fi 64 fine b Clayton Joel T. grocer Franklin c Coll. [36 Broad Clayton Thomas, waiter c Cedar and Temple Clayton William H. 2 Garden [Pine Clayton k Kingsland, print. 84 Maiden-lane and 64 Clearman John, shoem. Crosby n Spring Clear Matthew, 31 Henry Cleeves John, druggist c Grand Clegg Isaac, grocer 3 Catherine [64 Thomson Cleland Charles, coach trimmer and harness roak. Clemens Nich. grocer and board, h. 64 1-2 Cherry Clements John P. grocer 70 Bancker Clements J. veterinary surgeon 27 Warren Clements Joseph, mariner Cherry n Walnut Clements Martha, 101 Mott Clements Msry, 101 Mott Clements Richard, hatter 23 Harmau Clement J J. comb maker 100 Broadway Clemmens James, cooper 15 Olive* Clendining Alex. Charlton n Hudson Clendining George, Mott n Prince Clendining John, mer. 209 Pearl Clendining P. tallowchand Etfridge n Rivington Clendining &. Buckley, merchants 209 Pearl Clerc H. watchmaker 286 Pearl Cleves Charles, druggist Grand c Collect Clews widcw of Samuel, boarding h. 367 Water Clifton, Eli'a 1 0:.k Climp George, cartraan 57 Spring Climp Jacob, cartman 218 Orange Climp John, cartman Delancy c Arundel Clinch Geo. porter h. 167 Cherry Clinch Jacob, merchant 30 Reed Clinch James, Franklin house, Broadway Clinch John, carpenter 141 Collect Clinch and Co. James, shipcham). Dey c \V as.b. Cline Anthony, ropemaker 220 Delancy Cline widow Elizabeth, Christie n Broome Cling William, labourer 77 Lombardy Clinsh Isaac, carpenter 55 N. Moore Clintock widow Elizabeth, 106 Reed Clinton Barllelt.D'tanec Augustus Clinton Dewitt, gov. of the state, office City.Hall Clinton Doctor, 286 Braadway Clinton John, smith 23 Charlton Clinton widow of George, 385 Broadway Clif>p Wm. merchant tailor 50 Stone Clizbie Ira, attor at law 40 Water Cloid Joseph, chairmaker 1 Moore Close John, carpi nier 397 Cherry Clossey Myles F. 107 Liberty NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. ICS < ioutman Hester, washerwoman, 57 Ludlow Clover Peter L. gilder 14 Crosby Clowes John M. merchant 10 Peck-slip Clows Lawrence. 34 Pell Ctoyd David, cartman 91 Mulberry Clue Frederick, oysterman 39 Lombardy Clue John, mariner 163 Bancker Clussman George H. mer. 44S Pearl Clueet Charles, 130 Church Cluzet F. engraver 150 Church Clyde James, cartman, .Mutt c Bayard Coad Patrick, morocco dresser 15 Elm Coapetuan Richard, tlockbuilder Washin. n Spring Coap?man John, doi.kb nil. rear 470 Green and 157 Coarioi; widow, 8 Doyer [Hudson Coates John, shipwright 95 Broad Coates Stephen, rigger 8 Harman Coates S W. merchant 292 Broadway Coates Susan, dress maker 139 Chamber Coates Thomas P. printer 21 Rose Coates widow Sibel, 366 Water Coats John, teacher 20S William Cobb Abraham, tobacconist 5 Birmingham Cobb Ebenezer, 83 Henry Cobb Nathan, shipmaster 143 Cherry Cobb Oliver, grocer 6 Coenties-slip Cobbert Catherine, 7 Birmingham Gobbett James P. seed store 63 Fulton Cobbett Wm jun. old Haerlcm Road Cochran Daniel, distiller 173 h 169 Bancker Cochran Francis, stonecutter Washington c Beach Cochran Henry, Watts n Varick Cochran John, 3 Republican-alley Cochran John, cabinetmaker 5 Warren Cochran John, bookbinder Lumber c Cedar Cochran Robert, grocer 159 Front h 487 Pearl Cochran Thomas jun. grocer 357 Broadway Cochran Wm D. carpenter 80 Forsyth Cochran Wm. grocer 102 Beekman Cochrane Henrietta, grocer Chapel c Murray Cochrane Thos. watchmk k. dry good st 278 Green Cock Charles, milkman Gerard n Bowery [wick CocfcThomas, M D 99 Beekman Cock widow, teacher 47 Oak Cockburn John M. 16 Arundal Cockeroft I. M D 16 Forsyth Cockle John, naval agent n Tenth 3d Avenue Cocks James, watchmaker 196 Chatham Cockroft James, M D & surgeon 16 Forsyth Cocks John F. Broadway n Amity Coddington Abraham, cartmau 44 Provost Coddington John, 64 Sullivan Coddington John, mason 104 Reed Coddington John, merchant 174 Front Coddington Jonathan I 204 Front h 63 Beekman Coddirgton Joseph, mer 204 Front h 239 William Coddington Moses, merchant 253 Duane Coddington Saml. grocer 12Coenties-slh 13 Moore Coddington Samuel, merchant 13 Moore Curiuington J U J. merchants 204 Front Code Patrick, morocco dresser 178 Duane i64 MERCEIN'S Codington George F. dry good st291 Greenvvicli Codington Melard, carpenter Mulberry n Cathedral Codington widow, Charles n Herring Codington & Co. grocers 12 Coenlies-siip Codwise David, attorney 21 Pine h 105 Greenwich Codwise J N. 418 h 331 Pearl Coe Moses, carpenter 199 Harman Coe Wm S. merchant 319 Pearl h 155 Cherry Coe widow Jane, corset warehouse 2 Chamber Coe widow Mary, boardinghouse 37 Vesey Coffie Eleanor, 317 Greenwich Coffin jun Alex, st pr agent Commerce c Bedford Coffin Caleb, Rhynders u Broome Coffin George C. portwarden 11 Reed Coffin John, 11 Reed Coffin Wm. 88 Reed Cogdill Wm. comb maker 6 Lombardy Cogen Howard, 33 Vesey Coggeshall Caleb, sliipch. 165 Front h 104Lombar- Coggill George, 56 Pine h 172 Broadway [dy Coghian Daniel, boardinghouse 23 Old-slip Coglilan John, 49 Pine Coglan John, 2 Republican Alley Cogswell Aaron E. carpenter 7 Elizabeth Cogswell Cuai C. choc &i mustard manuf 227 Wm. Cohen Barrow A. watchmaker 304 Bowery Cohen H E. whipmaker 102 Water h 42 Pearl Cohen Jacob J. mer 11 Fletcher h 322 Washington Coil Francis, painter 135Bancker Coit David, shoemaker 73 Hester Coit Henry, merchant 413 Water h 63 South Coit Levi, merchant 50 Wall h 90 White Coit Nathaniel, grocer 62 Allen Coit Samuel, marketman 72 Pump Cockelet Peter, cartman 10 Bedford Colbert Robert, grocer Bowery-hill Colbert widow Juliana, Desbrosses Colbey John, pajnter53 Christie Colby Moses, 140 Allen Colden CadwalladerD. mayor of the city 1 William Colden Cadwallader R 590 Broadway Colden Samuel, 86 Cedar Cole Abraham, city measurer 149 Reed Cole Abraham, mason 65 Macdougal Cole Abraham, Bedford Cole Barnet: grocer 108 Vesey Cole Caleb, Greenwich-lane n Amos Cole Cornelius, mason 130 Church Cole Ebenezer, city weigher 55 Washington . Cole Ebenezer, cartman 62 Varick Cole Garrit, cartmau 109 Chapel Cole Henry, mariner 162 Duane CoJc Isaac, cartman 24 Ludlow Cole Isaac, ma9on 67 Macdougal Cole Jacob A. carpenter 67 Macdougal Cole James, tailor 250 William Cole Jno. mariner 89 Bancker Cole John, sailmaker28 Cocnties-slip h 41 Stont Cole P. W. printer 65 Nassau Cole Richard, shipmaster 38 Cheapside IsEW-YORK DIRECTORY. i6r. «.'ola Selah, tinplater 13 Prince Cole Simeon, cartman 123 Pump Coif widow Sarah, 17 Thomas Coleman Charles, labourer Ridge n Riviogtou Coleman Dann, labourer 119 Mulberry Coleman Jackson, cartman 143 Essex Coleman James, shoemaker Delancy a Bowery Coleman O. Market n Henry Coleman Silas, caitman 75 Forsyth [b 30 Hudson Coleman William, couns. and editor Evening Post Coleman widow Mary, 1 Moore Coles Amos, 57 Courtlandt Coles Benj. U. 1 South Coles Caleb, shoestore 355 Pearl h B83 William Coles Charles, sawyer Columbia c Stanton Coles David A. c Water and Waluut Coles David, cartman 265 Spring Coles John B. merchant 1 South and 2 State Coles Joseph, dry good store 1 1 Peck slip Coles Robert, dry good store Grand n Lewis Coles Thomas, shoestore 355 Pearl h i)0 Frank/ ji ' Coles Willett, TO Warren Coles William F. merchant 2 South Coles Caleb & Thomas, shoemakers 355 Pear! Coley Daniel, grocer 19 Market slip, h 165 Cherry Coley Samuel, typefounder 67 North Moore Colgate Bowles, chandler 8 Dutch Colgate J. tallow chandler 248 Greenwich Colgate William, tallow eband 6 Dutch h 43 John Colgrove Francis, cartman Broome n Varick < 'olgrove John, carpenter 86 Varick Colboon James, grocer Orange c Leonard Collard A. tailor 60 Warren Collard A. bookbinder 8S Nassau Collard Isaac, shoemaker 28 !>arclay4Vy'-;« Collard J»hn, labourer 60 Warren m Collas L. A. portrait and miniature paint. Rotunda College of Physicians i '- '- ^' B ond Surgeons 3 i : Sa^EI Barclay ■ ulles Richard, sailmaker Sol Front Codes Richard, sailmaker 2 Beekman Collet Joseph, hotel 119 Pearl Collier Uriah, cartman 48 Spring * Collin Mary, fruiter ~9 William Collingwood Susannaii, 123 Elm Collins Abraham, 268 Greenwich Collins Benjamin S, printer 112 Elm Collins Catherine, inantuamaker Walnut Collins Catherine, itore 211 Mulberry Collins Charles, merchant 4 Cherry Collins George, 52 Mercer Collins George, mariner 85 Roosevelt Collins Henry, painter 100 Forsyth Collins Isaac, bookseller 189 Pearl h 14 Broome Collins James, painter 139 Harman Collins J. waiter 26 Anthony Collins J. G. merchant 73 South b 503 Broadivay Collins John, labourer 19 Orange 11 Collins John, 15 Orange ' 166 MERCEIN'S Collins John, mariner 12 Batavia Collins Joseph, carpenter Orchard n Broome Collins Letty, tailoress 32 Chamber Collins Patrick, mason 89 Orange Collins Samuel, blockmaker rear 9 Anthony Collins Stephen, saddler 17 Rose Collins Terrence, rigger 31 Colliers Collins Thomas, 55 Cherry Collins Thomas, mariner 21 Batavia-lane Collins William, 42 Attorney Collins William, sbipcarpenter 546 Water Collins W. hairdresser 64 Market Collins widow Ann, 57 Elm Collins widow Catherine, grocer c Spring h Mull/. Collins widow Nancy, 43 Chapel Collins & Co. booksellers and stationers 189 Pearl Collins &. Hanny, booksel. 230 Pearl [h 7 Broom: Collis Charles, cabinet maker 29 Catherine Collis George, smith 293 Front h 7 Henry Collis Miss, teacher 38 Cedar Collis Win. carpenter 28 Reed Collis widow of Richard, 4 Pelham Collister Thomas, 84 Beekman Collyer and Harris, hatters 48 Chatham Colon David, chairmaker 145 Division Colos Charles, barber 6 James slip Colt Amos F. grocer 48 Hester Colt and Co. S. 181 Water h 67 Fulton Colten Francis, cartmanTear 169 Hester Colter Edward, cartman 171 Hester Colter John, shipwright Montgomery n Cherry Colter Mark, 6 Hague Columbia Garden, 13 State COLUMBIA mm COLLEGE Columbia State Garden, dl-2 Broadway Columbia Garden, 18 Slate, and Livery stable, Colvcrt Mary, 481 Pearl. [Broome, u Broadway. Colvert William, mason 248 Duane Colvil John, mariner 39 Rutgers Colvil and Sin, John, grocers and tea deal. 121 Colvill C. 154 Spring [Front, h. 20 Courtlandt Colvin livery stable Broadway and Broome Colvin James, block and pump maker 23 James Colvin James, flax dresser 289 Bowery Colvin and Lord, pump and blockmakers 274 Front Colwell A. K. brushmaker 1G9 Water [Chatham Colwell C confectioner 49 Division, store 124 Colycr James, cartman Lewis n. Grand < 'olyer John, carpenter, 8 Bowery Combault Peter, French coffee house 7 Warren Combs N L. 120 Broad Combs Samuel, shoemaker 188 William ~ Fool of . ll"i;JL Park Place BIAJV 69 Pine COLUMBIA A' 74 NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 167 Combs William, 6 Hester, n Broadway COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Ojfioeof 60 Wail Com miision Company 187 Pearl '*US»^ Commos Peter, ropemaker Orchard c. Stanto Compton Anthony, carlman SO Varick Complon Aruna. tailor 7 Baiicker Comptroller of Trinity Church, office of, Cily Li- Comstock Eliphalet, 21 Elm [brary Comstock E. D. merchant 88 South, h. 331 Pearl Comstock John, fisherman 60 Rutgers Comstock J. S. cider vault 1 Wall Comstock Nathan, mer. 247 Front, h 16 Market Comstock and Codwise, 88 South, c Burling Slip Comstock and Tinker, grocers 22 Catharine market Concklin Caleb, butcher, Christie n Grand Concklin George, 96 Lombnrdy Conckiii Isaac, 102 Vesey. h 163 Fulton Concklin James, mer. 23 Lumber, h 114 Broadway Concklin Jesse, grocer 88 Vesey, h. 243 Duane Concklin John, shoemaker 82 Hester Concklin John W V/ooster » Prince Concklin Jonas, 318 Washington Concklin Joseph, butcher 18 Cath. mar. h Stanton Concklin Joseph, carpenter 55 Watts [c. Forsyth Concklin Joseph, shoemaker 17."> Orange.. „ \ Concklin Martin, tanner 10 Oak Concklin Nicholas, cartmau 78 Chrvstie Concklin Richard, tailor Wjick n. Watts Concklin Walter W. 100 Vesey Concklin, widow Catharine, 177 Fulton Condit Calvin, carpenter 438 Pearl Condom P. 34 South Congo John, hairdresser 38 Jay Conery Jeremiah, tavern 71 Market Conery Michael, shoe store 252 Water Conery Mrs. 12 Dutch Conger John, edge tool man. 210 Grand, n Norfolk Conger John S. physician 34 Catharine Conkey Isaac A. 302 Spring Conklin Azel, constable 161 Bancker Conklin Betbuel, shipmaster, Lewis M. Id. Conklin Cornelius, 227 Division Conklin David, catpeuter 69 N. Moore Conklin Eli, grocer 84 Barclay, b. 226 Duane Conklin Isaac, blacksmith, Suffolk c. Grand Conklin Jacob, labourer Crosby n. Prince Conklin Jacob, carpenter 58 Sullivan r onklin James, 1 11 1-2 Broadway Conklin Jesse, 71 Vesey, h. 243 Conklin John, grocer Spring c. Sullivan Conklin Johnston, carpenter 60 Sullivan Conklin Joseph, mason Wamersley Conklin Lemuel, grocer Spring c Wooster Conklin Lucas, shoemaker Jones, Greenwich Conklin Lewis, cartman and victualling fa 28 Moort Conklin Mary, 167 Church, Another 99 Anthon- Conklin Matthew, 30 Broome n Clark Conklin Nathaniel, cooper 3 Crane- wharf i "onklia Philip, batter 90 Reed 168 MERCEIN'S Conklin Robert, mariner 88 Her ry Conklin Samuel, shoemaker 39 Robinson Conklin Stephen I. groceer Church c.Duane Conklin William chairmaker 10y Mulberry Conklin Wright, cartman Pitt n. Rivinglon Conklin widow Jane Hubert, n. Greenwich Conklin fa Jacot, grocers Front n. Catharine Conklin, Brush fa Co. crockery store 212 Pearl Conkling Benjamin, gro201 William c. Frankfort Conly Thomas, labourer, Orange c. Bayard Conn, widow 36 Oak Connell Ann, 90 Church Connell Hannah, washwoman 64 Cedar Connell Oliver, chandler Broome n. Cannon Connell Richard, cabinet maker 5 Warren Connell P. fa O. chandlers Broome n. Cannon Connell J. fa A. hardware store 85 Chatham h. 1W Connelly James, ship-carpenter Cherry n. Walnut Connelly John, shoemaker 88 Mulberry Connelly William, shipwright 15 Henry Connelly widow, 76 Mulberry Conner Benjamin H. 41 Chcapside Conner Eliza, washwoman 9 Ann Conner James, printer Chrystie c. Delam y Conner John, 64 Ludlow Conner John, 66 Rivington Conner widow Elizabeth, 309 Bowery Connct Fraaee 11 Front Connolly James, labourer 48 Duane Connolly right rev. John 5 Broome Connolly Patrick, grocer 217 Division Connor C. T. domestic warehouse 163 Fulton Connor John, auctioneer 63 Vesey h Spring c Connor Peter, mariner Collect n Grand [Hudson Conover Noah, mariner 15 Essex Conover Peter, printer 224 Spring [Franklin Conover Stephen, hardwa. st. 333 Broadway h 16 Conover widow Catherine 1 16 Orange Conover widow Marg. board, b. Greenw.n Thames Conoway Darby, 32 Cross Conrad Ephraim, printer 4 and 6 Frankfort Conrad widow Mary, 15 Ludlow Conrey P. inspect, of lumber 406 Pearl Conrey Thomas P. cartm. Brooiuo n Sullivan Conrey William, cabinet maker 37 Norfolk Conrey M. fa A shoestore 330 Water Conroy labourer 95 1-2 Mulberry Constant Peter, grooer c Spring and Bowery Constant Thomas, tailor 196 William [538 Green w Constantine fa Co. Thos. cab. mak. 157 Fulton h Consulya George, labourer Man. h. Content Mrs. widow, 50 Chatham Coftti Augustus, shipmaster 240 Cherry Contine widow Jane, 68 Cedar Conway Francis, cartman 156 Ban.cker Conway John, draper 179Dnane Conwell Mark Anthony, cartman 647 Greenwich Cook Charles, fruiter 240 Greenwich Cook Caleb, shoe st. 145 Bancker Cook Daniel, carpenter Watts n Hudson NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 16!> i ook David, 138 Pump [gomeiy Cook David, smith Montgomery h Water n Moot Cook Egbert D. baker 8 Norfolk Cook George, cart man 59 Chapel Cook George, shoemaker M'Dougal c King Cook Henry, accountant 395 Pearl Cook Israel, 33 Harrison Cook James, grocer Broadway c Art Cook James, lab. Collect c Pump Cook John, sawyer Grand n Ludlow Cook John G. 42 Oliver Cook John, carpenter 30 Eldridge Cook Michael, cartman233 Mulberry Cook Nehemiah B. mason 68 Mott Cook Peter, cartm. Elizabeth n Hester Cook Richard, grocer 74 Roosevelt Cook Richard, turner Green n Spring Cook Robert, portrait u landscape painter 368 Pearl Cook Samuel, carpenter 477 Pearl Cook Susan, Elm c. Grand Cook Thomas, china ct. 202 Broadw. h S3 Franklin Cook William, shoemaker 207 Division Cook Wm. 69 Mulberry Cook Wm. D. shipmaster 45 Harman Cook Wm. A. 54 Front h 60 Stone Cook widow Christiana, 58 Christie Cook widow Eleanor, 6 Jay Cook widow Sarah, Broome n Mott Cook widow, 50 Orchard Cook widow Ann, 45Beekman Cooke Edward, tailor 2 Courtlandt Cooke Edward, mason c Mulberry and Grand Cooke George W. C. H. officer 62 Bayard Cooke widow of George F. 8 Hudson Cooley John C. grocer Willet c Rivington Cooly David, 6 Pik« Cooiy E milliner 116 William Coon Jeremiah, wheelw. 187 Harman c Clinton Coon John V. tailor 29 Mott Coopa John, sugar baker 117 Forsyth Cooper Abraham, user, tailor 2 1 1 Greenwich Cooper Abraham, mariner 13 Orange Cooper Miss Ann 7 maotuamaker n c M'Dougal and Cooper Andrew, 6 Catherine-lane [Houston Cooper Allen, shoemaker Broome c Sheriff Cooper A. W. clothing st. c Greenw. & Barclay Co»per Benjamin, shoe-maker 97 Chatham Cooper David T. merchant 100 Water h Brooklyn Cooper Elizabeth, 172 William Cooper Euphemia, boardingh. 194 Broadway Cooper Edward, baker Grand n Ludlow Coope- Felisa, 36 Mulberry Cooper Fayette, physician 85 Liberty Cooper Francis, coopersmith Laurens n Bleeek«r Cooper Frederick, sausage mak. Ludlow n Delancy Cooper George, bricklayer Grand n Mercer Cooper George, h 25 Beaver store 1 1 1 Broad Cooper George D attorney li) Wall Cooper George H. gncer 1 1 Willhtn h 59 Beaver Cooper Gilbert, smith Greenw. c Charles h Bedford 170 MERCEIN'S Cooper G. A. M. D. 362 Broadway Cooper Henry, 38 Anthony Cooper Hugh, carttnan Grand n Ludlow Cooper .Tames, baker Grand n Ludlow Cooper James, 219 Water Cooper Jacob, cartman 17 Eldridge Cooper Jeremiah, gunsmith 375 Washington Cooper J. 7 Maiden-lane, h 66 Dey Cooper John, shoemaker 9 Burling slip Cooper John W. 22 John c Nassau Cooper John, carpenter, fcc. 43 Anthony Cooper Joseph, baker rear 17 Rose Cooper Joseph C. grocer 73 Pearl JlMJ^I Cooper J. 66 Dey Cooper Rebecca, 100 Church Cooper Robert, baker 181 Grand Cooper R & J. bakers Grand n Ludlow Cooper Sam), agent for fortification office 12 South Cooper Stewart, Essex n Grand [h 25 Beaver Cooper Thomas A. tragedian 32 Warren Cooper Thomas, baker Broome c Rynder Cooper Thomas, grocer Christie c Hester ", - • Cooper Thomas, ropemaker 132 Elizabeth n Spring Cooper Thomas, shoemaker 23 Broad Cooper Thomas, shoemaker rear 14 Rose Cooper Thomas P. cartman Wooster n Spring Cooper Wm. cabinet maker 3 Chapel Cooper widow of Nicholas, 176 Greenwich Cooper widow Catherine, 67 Fulton Cooper widow Frances, 293 Greenwich Cooper widow Mary, Elm n Broome Cooper widow, Broome n Allen Cooper and Bedell grocers Bowery c Sluy vesam Copcut John, cabinet maker 315 Greenwich Copeland Edward, cartman Christie n Rivington Copelatid James, grocer 3 Cross Copeland James, grocer Tyrou Row c Chatham Copeland Robert, 7 Republican Alley Copland George, grocer 73 Water Copp Andrew, 207 Division Copp Joseph, boardinghouse 207 Pearl Copp widow M. rear 7 Forsyth Coppin John, fruiter 132 Division Coppinger I C. tailor 259 Greenwich Coppinger Walter, grocer 91 Catherine Coquilett Wm. cartman Desbrosses n Hudson Corbet Elias, baker 23 James Corbet Noel, shoemaker 94 James Corbett widow, Delnncy n Forsyth Corbey Joseph, 48 Henry Corbiere Wm. accountant 22 William h 27 Reed Corbitt widow of Joseph, grocer Catherine c Lom- Oorbley Thomas, paver 175 Hester [bardy < oi bury Christopher, paver Broome n Suffolk Corbusier James, cabinet maker 20 Thomas Corduan Lewis, gardener Greenwich-lane Corcadil Elizabeth, 4 Jeffersou Corey Elizabeth, 223 Spring Corey John H. turner 87 Murray Corey Timothy, carpenter 71 Hester Corey Wm E. turner 142 Chamber NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 1 7 i Corean John., grocer 83 Catherine Corkern widow Elizabeth, Bowery n Broadway Corkran Michael, porter 6 Beaver-lane Corkran Michael, porter 88 Front Corlar Samuel, cartman 66 Provost Corley Christopher, gun maker 352 Wate» Corley John, chairmaker323 Pearl Corleys Thos. butch 24 Wash Mkt b 82 Sullivan Corlies Jacob, aiercbanf 283 Pearl Corlies Joseph, 26 Mott Corlies widow Lvdin, boardinghouse 298 Pearl Corlies B ii Joseph, meruit 2S6 Pearl h 22 Beekm Corlies J k J W. m?rcht 47 Water h 75 Frankfort Corlis George, mason 21 Vandewater Corlis James, 125 Orange Corlis Wm. mason 106 Orange Cornell Charles, deputy sheriff 23 Liberty Cornell Cornelias, cartman Delancy n Suffolk Cornell Elijah, merchant 309 Pearl h 307 Cornell Gilliam, merchant 17 Mott Cornell James, cartman Crosby n Spring Cornell John H. cartman Broome n Christie Cornell Joshua, cartman Broome n Allen - Cornell Morris, cartman 124 Delancy Cornell Paul, rigger 17 Bancker Cornell Peter, cartman Wooster n Bleecker Cornell Richard, 71 Crosby Cornell Robert E. merchant 30 Cliff Cornell Stephen, cartman 78 Rivington Cornell Stephen, upper end Elizabeth Cornell Thomas, marshal 126 Orange Cornell W. grocer Spring c Clark Cornell Walter, stove manuf 142 Cherry Cornell Wm. shipmaster 19 Catherine-lane Cornell widow Martha, 38 Pump Cornell StNosNrand, 269 Pearl Corning Amos, city surveyor 402 Greenwich Corning Daniel, mer tailor 102 John Cornish John, cartman Broome n Orchard Cornish J M. carpenter 199 Anthony Cornish Wm. cartman 9 Essex Cornwall widow, Broome n Orchard Cornwell Edward, tailor 51 Division Cornwell J C. phys. and surg 342 Pearl c Dover Cornwell Richard, tailor 389 Pearl Cornwell Stephen, carver 23 James [North Cornwell Willet, butch 40 Fly market h Orchard n Constant Peter, grocer c Spring and Bowery Corp John, segarmaker 32 Forsyth Corp Samuel, merobant 72 Pine h 9 Beaver Corporation public yard, Franklin c Elm Corrigan Andrew, Stuyvesant n Eeut Riier Corrigan James, grocer Mulberry c Hester Corrigan Wm. shoemaker Grand n Mott Corriger Luke, fruiter 123 Fly Market Corrill Philip, stevedore 18 Henry Corry Wm. cooper 22 Roosevelt Corsa Richard, carpenter Elizab. n Grand rear 106 Corse Israel, currier 14 Jacob h 7 Vandewater Corse John, labourer 14 Arundal Corse widow Elizabeth, boardinghouse 22 Cherry 172 MERCEIN'S Corse h Smith, merchant tailors 367 1*2 Pearl Corsen widow Elizabeth, 161 Greenwich Corson Cornelius, cabinetmaker 17 Batavia Corson John, porterhouse Factory c Perry Corson John, shoemaker 96 Crosby Cortelyou Elizabeth, 62 Gold Cortelyou Mies, dressmaker 62 Gold Cortelyou widow Mary, 10B Bayard Corwin George, grocer 4 Birmingham Corwin James, boot &. shoe st 92Broadwh 12New Corwin Nathaniel, grocer 68 Roosevelt Corwin Seth, grocer Grand c ChryMie Corwin Tattle, carpenter Arundnl n Broome Corwin Watts, carpenter Stanton n Ridge Corwythe Luther, carpenter BrooTne c Willet Cosgrove Patrick, shoemaker Hester n Mulberry Cosin Cuff, 137 Collect Cosine Garrit, grocer and paper warehouse 77 Dey Coskry Nathl. hosier 98 Maiden lane h 23 Liberty Costar Ann, 26 Pell Costar Henry, hatter 267 Broadway Costello Thomas, 120 Anthony Coster widow of Henry A. 85 Chamber [Road Coster John G. merchant 227 Broadway h Old II. Cosier Henry A. and John G. merchants 26 VVm. Cosligan Jas. marble Si gold paper manf. 84 Water Cossarl John, 166 Spring Colheal Henry, merchant Whitehall h 32 Water Cotbeal H. and D. merchants 53 Whitehall Cotten Daniel, merchant 98 Wall Cotten Sbubeal, grocer 251 Spruce Cotten widow S. John c Pearl Cotter John, tailor 79 William Colli James, carlman 10 Jefferson Cottle Prince, mariner 69 Rose Cottle Samuel, shoemaker 137 Elizabeth Cotle Pe'er, confectioner 260 h 269 Broadway Cotter Thos. grocer 272 Front Cotton Daniel merchant 72 Varick Cottrell Abraham, tailor 179 Harman Cottrell Samuel, cartman Commerce n Bedford CottrelLtf bos. smith 7 Canal Cottrell Thos shipchandler 260 Front h 134 Hester Cottrell widow Rosamond, Elm c Hester Cottrell fc. Martin, sbipchand 260 Front b Brooklyn Couch Benj. tailor 80 Hester Couenhoven Christian, shoemaker270 Broadway Couenhoven James, shoemaker 48 Chrystie Couenhoven VVm. shoemaker 111 Mulberry Couenhoven widow Elizabeth, 42 Woosler Cough Wm. merchant 68 Beekman Coughlan Bartholomew, 46 Bancker Cougnaco Charles, druggist 33 Chatham Coulwell Thos. 106 Leonard Coulter Mary, victualingh. 7 Catherine slip Cnulthard VVm. brewer 63 Cross Coultbard widow of Isaac, 66 Cross Coun Catherine, seamstress 79 James Coursen Abraham, grocer 14 Front h 16 Moore NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. n 5 Courtney John, grocer c Elm fa Wbite Court wright Jacob, sweep office 20 Catherine-lane Coutant Gilbert, grocer Bowery n Veutxhall Coutant Isaac B. sext of Trinity C|iurck26 Lumber Coutant Isaac* chairmaker Eldridge c Rivington Coutant Jacob, 159 Bancker Coutant widow Jane, 245 Bowery c Stanton Coutant widow Elizabeth rear 223 Forsyth Couzans John, Sqtfblk n Grand Covel Elias, carpenter 15 Roosevelt Cove! James, physician c Spring and Sullivan Corel widow Elizabeth, Chrystie a Grand Covel Zenas, grocer 15 Roosevelt Covert David, shipcarpenter205 Grand n Norfolk < overt Henry, cartman Ridge n Delancy Covert Jacob, 15 While Covert John, shipcarpenter208 Grand n Norfolk Covert John, inspector of wood 113 Harman Covert Joseph, cartman Ridge n Delancy Covert widow Catherine, 7 Birmingham Covy Elizabeth, 63 Orchard Cowan James, taJiowchandIer512 Pearl Cowan John, grocer Charles n Asylum Cowan Mary, 65 Elm Cowan Wm. 37 Wooster Cowan W m . carpenter 17 Soru*^ Cowan W. w. attoiiiftw *»• ' o'ton Coward Jan>«», tmiowchandler 4()6 Broadway Cowdrey Samuel, attorney 28 Cherry Cowdry David M. attorney 3 Nassau h 174 Duanc Cowdry Sally, 65 Rutgers ' Cowell , dentist, 34 Nassau r _^~ , , Cowley R. B. tavern fa porterb c P;<-**ne &. Clarke Cowley W m merchant 1,1 i *" ton " 104 Llber ty Cowperthwaite Benj/E. chairpairiter 123 Hester Cowperthwaite J. chairm 1 1 Bowery h 125 Hester Cowperthwaite J. K. chairm 4 Chatham square h n Cox Abner, grooer 83 Lombardy [Free School Cox Ambrose, 19 Chrystie Cox Abraham, tailor 20 Thames Cox Charles, carpenter 39 Forsyth Cox Charles, sweep office Christopher n Herring Cox Edw. N. merch 96 Wall h Hammond n Asylum Cox George, smith Hester n Broadway Cox George, drygood ft. 118 Division h 19 Orchard Cox Henry, cartman Hudson n Vandam Co* Jameson, jun. grocer Rivington c Forsyth Cox Jameson, 107 Forsyth Cox James, bloek and pump mak. 20 Bancker Cox Jane, widow of Nicholas, 416 Greenwicft 1 ^* Cox J. and J. lamp and hardware 5 Maiden-Ian Cox John, cartman 70 Forsyth Cox Jo.'eph, ship carpenter Lewis, Man. hi. Cox Joseph, carpenter Christie n Rivington Cox Lucretia, widow 169 Division Cox Michael, gardener Springler's-lane n Broadw Cox Nicholas, carpenter Prince Cox Richard, shingle shaver, 48 Hester Cox Rosanna, tailoress 59 Cherry Cox Thomas B. wheel wright 86 Rivington . 174 MERCEIN'S Cox Walter, 12 William Cox William, shoestore 91 Maiden-lane Cox William, porter bouse 40 Delanry Cox William, cartman 68 Forsyth Cox widow Margaret, 62 Elm Coyle Cornelius, cartman c Spring and Varick Coyle Miss, dressmakur 45 Sullivan Coyle Patrick, 14 Catherine-lane Coyrn Mary, boarding b. Market n Cherry Cozzens Fred. Tammany Hall c Nassau fc Frank- Cozzens sen. I. Franklin n Orange [fort Cozzens jun Isacher, chymist Franklin d Orange Craft Abraham, turner rear 9 Catherine Craft Augustus, grocer Rutgers c Cherry h 20 Essex Craft Dennis, cartman 37 Christie Craft Isaac, smith Broome n Thompson Craft James, cailuian 232 Spring Craft Oliver, cartman Goerck n Delancy Craft Robert, 108 Anthony Craft Sutton, 199 Front and 168 Division Craft William, lead pencil manuf. 551 Greenwich Craft William, cartman 191 Division Craft widow Mary, 138 Hester Craggiu Timothy ; trunkmaker 80 Rivington r^T£~A1)£l)ael, baker 31 Cheapside Craig Jrdft,v_, _ n0UIlUnt 22 Franklin Craig Frazee, carpeniv. s A rhauel Craig Ichabod- carpenter WfA cju? U 38 Craig James, weaver 18 Ludlow Craig John, garder.er, head Gieenwich-lane £rai» Robert, sawyer Watts n Hudson Craig rw a „ & coun 80 MuPray h Bowery hill Craig Thomas, ">~.l,l e noliM.er 334 Washington Craig William, merchain <~i™„.iianr 104 Mott [c Jay U West Crane Caleb, lime insp. Broome n Hudson, office Crane David D. grocer Washington c Christopher Crane Elijah, shoemaker, 361 Pearl h 9 Batavia Crane Hannah, 51 Stone Crane Isaac B. grocer Spring c Thompson Crane Isaac, carpenter 48 Broome Crane Johq, shoemaker 27 Watts Crane John, chairmak. 30 Laurens Crane Mary, boarding h 177 Broadway Crane Matthias, carpenter Varick c Spring Crane Phebe, boarding h. 28 Pine Crane Rebecca, tailoress 64 Beyard Crane Stephen, customhouse officer 60 Hester Crane Stephen, 26 Orange Crane William, carpenter 55 Lispenard Crane William, shipmaster 76 Church NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 17 Crane widow, mantuamaker 71 Murray Crane Joshua D. grocer 3 West Crane and Joy, grocers OraDge c. Cross Cranor widow, grocer 8 Orange Carnurhan David, mer. 208 1-2 Jay Cranston Wm. grocer head of Green wieh-tane Crary J S. merchant 173 Pearl h 164 Greenwich Crary sen. Peter, 359 Broadway Crary jun. P. merchant 173 Pearl h 361 Broadway Crary P & J. S. 173 Pearl Crassous Doaiinick, mer. 138 Pearl b 47 Franklin Crastow David G. 15 Bowery Craton Francis, cartman 19 Arundal Craufurd John, 40 Bowery [and 122 Broad Crawbuck Peter, butcher 59 Fly Mark. 174 Bowery Crawbuck jun. Peter, butcher 179 Bowery Crawford Aaron, pedlar 197 Mott Crawford Alex, builder 92 John Crawford Catherine, 10 Birmingham Crawford Isaac, printer 36 Elisabeth Crawford jnn. Alex, printer 78 John Crawford Jacob A. grocer Sullivan c Houston Crawford James, 2 Slote-lane Crawford John, silversmith Bowery n Vauxhalt Crawford Margaret, washerwoman 146 Church Crawford Peter, cartman c Chapel and Lispeuard Crawford Samuel, boatman 43 Elm Crawford Sarab, 51 Orchard Crawford William, tailor 106 Orchard Crawford widow Elizabeth, 144 Bancker Crawley widow Pbillis, Bowery-hill Credick James, smith Grand n Allen Cree James, chemist Lombardy n Walnut Creed Wm. W. 33 Elizabeth Cregan widow, 81 Mulberry Cregier Augustus, cabinetmaker 49 Christie Cregier Jacob, painter and glazier 185 Church Cregier James, painter 167 Duane Cregier John B. carpenter 183 Duane Cregier John L. accountant 216 Chapel Cregier John, carver and gilder 513 Pearl Cregier John, carpenter 163 Reed CreigUton Thos. stone cutter 153 Reed Creighton rev. William, Stuyvesant Creny John, grocer Grand c Lewis Cresket John, grocer 57 Robinson Cresty Duperre, dry good st 2 Maiden Lane Creiwick John, cutler 33 William h 4 Garden Crevar John, confectioner 146 Broadway Crew John, jeweller 76 Church Crichton John, weaver 187 Bowery Criehton John, stone cutter 154 Chamber Crighton widow, 242 Orange Crins L H. painter 46 Essex CrisseyBenj. cartman Renwick a Greenwich Crissy Jane, tailoress Broome n Broadway Crissy John, printer 9 Frankfort Crissy Jno. capt. 48 Sullivan Cristie Daniel Smith, 31 Watts Cristy John, carpenter 149 Orange Critee Sylvia, washwoman 20 Thames 176 MERCEIN'S Croaker Daniel, whitewasher 88 Franklin Crocheron Jacob, 47 Whitehall Crocket &. Ray 171 Washington Crocket Bobinson, 6 Batavia Crocket Ephraim, carver 3 West Crockett Wm. 562 Water Croft Elizabeth, n Greenwich lane [Cross Crolius Clarkson, s\onew. man. 65 Bayard, h 10 Crolius John, stoneware 86 Chatham Crolius John jun. Cherry c Ciouvcrneur h 396 Grolius Wnii smith rear 20 Henry Crolius AVm. I stonew potter 75 Vesey Crolius widow of George, 244 Duanc [sylh Crommelin Arrmand, mustard manuf Grnnd n i'or- Crommelin Ann, mustard manuf 69 Nassau Cromeline D. 78 Murray Crommer Nicholas, gardener 1st avenue n 3d Cromwell Boston, 139 Leonard Cromwell Charles, dyer Gilbert n Greenwich Cromwell Daniel, merchant 394 1.2 Pearl h 40" Cromwell las. Cornelia n Greenwich Cromwell Rebecca, 52 Roosevelt Cromwell Richard, mercht 396 Pearl Cromwell R. dry good st 396 Pearl Cromwell Richard, 389 Pearl Cromwell Saml., carpenter Wooster n Spring Cromwell widow Eleanor, 138 Hester Cromwell widow Rachael, Spring c Wooster Cronchley widow Sarah, fruiter I James slip Crone David, 172 Water h 29 Warren Crone widow, 7 Pump Crone widow Sally, 43 Mott Crone It Brower, 172 Water Cronier Joseph, grocer Pike c Lorabardy Cronier Joseph, grocer 95 Lombard y Cronin Timothy, Christopher n Bedford Cronk widow, Burrows c Herring Cronley Lewis, carpenter 20 h 29 Gold Crook John, carpenter Burrows c Herring Crook widow of Joseph, 61 Bayard Crook widow Felicity 13 Elm Crooker John, cabinet maker 75 Scaromel Crooker Coarles, porter Lewis n Grand Crooker Elijah, shipmaster 38 Rose Crooker Robert, sasumaker 193 Grand n Essex Crooker & Henry, sasvmakers 197 Grand Crook* widow, 201 Spring Cropsey Catharine, boarding bouse 161 Fly market Cropsey Jasper, 163 Fly market and 3 Fletcher Cropsey John, painter Warren c Greenwich Cropsey ISalhan, cartman Willet n Rutgers Cropsey Stephen, cartman 58 Hester Cropsey widow Helen 253 Duanc Crosan Hugh, 169 Orange Crosby Asa, saddler 96 Phenix stores Crosby Dorothy, teacher 23 Old slip Crosby Rosvelt, grocer 103 Catharine Crosby Wm. B. 18 Rutgers Cross Isaac, cabinet makcr474 Pearl Cross Oliver, tinsmith 238 Greenwich Crossland Wm. H. milliner 118 Wm NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 1.77 C ross Jno. locksmith 116 Mulberry Cross widow, 81 Mulberry Crossman Hiram 90 Mott Crostbwaite Peter, painter 47 Chrystie v. Crouter John, Greenwich c Perry ' rowder Geo. seedsman Greenwich lane op Bank. Crow John, dry good store 273 Greenwich Crow Samuel, 17 Provost <"row Wm. mariner 60 Jamas Crowe Daniel, shoemaker 97 Bowery Crowell Joseph, 3 West b 205 Dunne Crowell Seth, 165 Mott Crowell Stephen, shoemaker 162 Bowery Crowley Charles K. baker 6 Pelbaiu Crowley John, 149 Fly-market, Crown Jobn, shipwright 16 Suffolk [Place Crowther David, merchant 271 Pearl, h 5 Park Crowther Wm. clock & watch mak 90 Cherry Cruger Henry N. merchant 82 Warren Cruger Henry, 1 Beaver lane Cruger Henry, 12 Hudson Cruger Jobn, mariner 31 1-2 Catherine Cruger John, labourer 99 Bancker Cruger Nicholas, merchant 3d avenue Rose hill Cruiksbank Wm. carpenter&grocer40Gree*vviul: Crum Henry, boatman 6 Beach Crum Henry, carpenter Delancy n Cannon Crum Jobn, shoemaker Hammondn Washington Crumley Isabella, 10 Liberty Crummel Charles, dyer Beason Crygier Aaron, sen. h 57 Mott Crygier George, ship joiner 57 Mott Crygier Jobn, carver fc gilder 513 Pea.U Crygier Robert, ship joiner 57 Mott Cubbertson Mary, boarding house 38 Orange Cudberth Benj. smith 35 Eldridge Cuddey Robert, shoemaker Ridge n Delancy Cuer W. S. shoemaker Little Bancker Cudlipp David, grocer 149 Chamber Cudlipp Jonathan, mason 80 Varick Culbert James, merchant tailor 332 Water Culbert John, tailor 336 Water Culbert John, paver rear 195 Hester Culbert John, cartnsan Herring Culbert widow Ann of Hugh, Hester c Mulberry Culbertson Catherine, teacher 2 Garden Cullen Hugh, 16 Republican Alley Cullen Jobn, grocer 25 Cross Cullen Patrick, soda water 279 Broadway Culley Eliza, book folder 104 Bowery Culver Jobn, cartman Eldridge n Stanton Culver Wm. shipmaster 72 Harman Culver Wm. carpenter foot Bowery Hill Cumberland Wm. carver and gilder 111 William Cumby John, 134 Pearl Cuming George, physician 202 Hester Cuming Thomas B. 106 Pearl h 59 Wall Cummingrev. Alexander, 45 Eldridge Cumming David A. 74 Front b 30 N. Moore Cuinming Thomas, grocer Washington c Provost 16 278 ftlERCEIN'S Cummings A. mariner 40 N. Moore Cummings Charles, painter 7 New Gummings James, merchant 32 Liberty Cummings Robert, grocer c Harrison Cummings Thomas, Reason n Greenwich Cummings VVm. measurer 107 Cross Cummings widow of John, 29 Cross Cummisky John, grocer 51 Henry Cunning widow Mary, 40 Thomas Cunningham Abner, stonecutter 14 Thames Cunningham Abner, land broker Elm n Broome Cunningham Felix, 130 Henry Cunningham Francis, labourer 67 Cross Cunningham Grove, 28 Ludlow Cunningham Hugh, Commerce n Herring Cunningham James, exch. and land office 48 Thos Cunningham Jesse, oil merch. Pitt n Rivington Cunningham John, stonecutter 23 Greenwich Cunningham John, blacksmith 112 Mulberry Cunningham John, labourer 205 Orange Cunningham Joseph H. com. merch. Ill Yront Cunningham Margaret, milliner 515 Pearl Cunningham Matthew, measurer 31 Division Cunningham Michael, 395 Broadway Cunningham Moses, collector 475 Greenwich Cunningham Richard, 35 Ferry h 21 James Cunningham Rodney, 6 Orange Cunningham Robart, grocer c. Charlton Cunningham Thomas, grocer 157 Water Cunningham Wesley, mariner 132 Harman Cunningham Wm. coppersmith Elm n Spring Cunningham Wm. 130 Broad Cunningham widow Ann, rear 118 Anthony Cunningham h M. Cormick, tan. h cur. 35 Ferry Curby Thomas, grocer Grand c Forsyth Cure Lewis, jeweller 70 Water c 0. Slip Cureum John, 7 Broome Curley Jasper, carpenter 59 Essex Curley Mary, grocer 64 Bancker Curran Charles, cartman Woster n Bleecker Curran Nicholas, rigger 111 Lombardy Curren Dennis, carlman 19 Orange Curren James, shoemaker 6 Prince Currie Catherine, widow of John 38 Broadway Currie widow Margaret, milliner 115 William Currier Wm. fur dresser 102 Maiden Lane Curn Mary, I. 8 Clarke Curry Dennis, 52 Duane Curry Fanny, 15 Crosby Curry Hannah, 55 Chapel Curry John, labourer 1 Clarke Curry Michael, 63 Orange Curry Mary, 80 Chapel Curry, Hunt k Randolph, grocers Wa3h. c Vesey Curtis Abner, marshal Elm n Grand Curtis Ann, widow 195 William Curtis Benj. mariner 1 Pike Curtis Beach. Columbian Rivinglon Curtis E. dyer 130 Bowery Curtis J. livery stable 25 Warren h 19 Murray Curtis Jos. accountant Lombardy n Cori. Uoal NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 179 Curtis Jos. cartman 23 VandatTi Curtis Jos. cartman 143 Hudson Curtis Ft. mer. tailor 169 h 447 Broadway Curtis Samuel, 158 Spring Curtis Sophia, 76 Division Curtis Waller M. saddler 84 Pump Curtis VVm. lailor 95 Elm Curlis H'm B. 177 Pearl Curtis widow of Ft. 52 Maiden Lane Curlis & Lamb, merchants 194 Pearl Cusack John, grocer Orange c Grand Cuscaden Alexander, grocer 39 Lombardy Cusbman Alonzo D. 189 Broadway h 44 Robinson Cushman k Falconer, 183 Broadway Cvstom Hottie and f ~^?H Cellector't Office, ' No. 9 Wall , : I U c Nassau. Cutbill Alexander, 43 Keekman Cutlaer Ebenezer jun. shoema. Broome c Christie Cutler Hannah, seamstress Grand n Norfolk Cutler Jos. inspect, of customs 484 Pearl Cutler Ruben 45 Henry Cutler Samuel, shoemaker 42 Ludlow Cutter Ellet, Perry n Factory Cutler Ephraim, mason Broome n Orange Cutter Jonah, shipcarpenler 20 Gouverneur's lane Cutter Smith, pbys and druggist 189 Greenwich Cyphers Jacob, cooper Grand n Allen D Dabreteuille widow, 98 Chamber Dacamp M. washerwoman S4 Duane Daddy John, sailmaker 40 Old-slip Daggett John, cabinet maker 185 Spring Daggett Thomas, 360 Water Daggitt George, carpenter 65 Spring Daggitt Thomas, grocer James' slip c Water DAILY ADVER- Tontine Coffee , TIHER OFFICE, , House Daily Henry, 13 Prince Daily James, grocer HOBancker Daily James, batter 299 Greenwich Dakiogs Joseph, 27 Christie Dale Charles Augustus, Hudson Square D»le John, sawyer head Greenwich-lane Dale widow Mary, 175 Fulton [138 Chamber Dall Cbrutopher H. carptr. Murray c Greenwich h Dallow Thomas, cabinetmaker 9 Anthony Dally Abni. thipchand Cherry c Markt h IOoLoto- Dally B. labourer 107 Anthony [bardy Dally George, smith Cannon c Stanton Dally James, 25 Henry Dally James, grocer c Hester and Elm Dally John, sailmaker 163 Bancker Dally Josepli, shipwright Scammel Dally P. 61 Lomtjardy Dally Philip, labourer 2 Talbot Dally Wm. builder 97 B»wery Dairy mple Joseph, shoemaker 56 Ludlow Dalton Anna, widow of James 46 Forsyth Dalton Thom8s, weaver Elizabeth n Spring 130 MERCEIN'S Daly Dennis, 27 Cross Daly Edward, 51 Pearl Daly Edward, bookbinder 156 Chatham Daly John, bookbinder 11 Leonard Daly Matthew, grocer 166 Bowery Daly Patrick, carpenter Elizabeth c Prince Daly widow Unity, 45 Elm Dal mage John, cartman Willet n Delaney Damerum ffm. archt. Si gen surveyor 28 Chatham Danagh Palmer, rigger 80 Henry Danaldson Bridget, 25 Walnut Dando Stephen, hat store and agent for Ewbank's [patent pump, lead pipe,&c. 9 Maiden-lane Dandy Timothy, shoe store 414 1-2 Pearl Daniel Ann P. widow of Edward, 37 Oliver Daniel Matthew, iuspector of vessels 19 Lumber Daniel Peter, merchant 51 Murray Daniels D I. merchant 69 Vesey Daniels John, smith 71 Harman Daniels John, tailor 293 Cherry Daniels Mary, furrier Jones Greenwich Daponte Lorenzo, Italian teacher 17 Jay Darby Eliza, tailoress 15 Elm Darby George, brewer 105 Mulberry Darby Joseph, tailor Hudson n Charlton Darby Michael, carpente'r Orange c Pump Darby -Wm. coach trimmer 32 Orchard Darling Seth, Mangin n Grand Darling Thomas, inspector 66 Lispenard Darling Thos. merchant 135 Front h 35 Cortlandt Darling Wm S. dry good store 93 Vandam Darling Wm S. dry good mer c Spring and Varick Darling widow, Old Haerlem Road Darlington John, painter 1 Market Darmaignac M. porter and wine st 17 Warren Darman Peter, shipcarpenter 23 Henry Darragh John, grocer Bancker c Chesnut Darragh Wm. tinman 306 Bowery c Bleecker Darrow Jonathan, cartman 5 Jefferson Darrow Meiiter 15 Eldridge Degroot Richard, shipear,>enter3 Pelham Degroot Wm. saddler 187 Spring Degroot widow of Peter, 187 Spring Degrove Abm. shipmaster 51 Lombard/ Degrove Adolph L. batter fa vol 4th ward 298 Water Degrove Q C. 67 Lombardy Degrov* h Magee, 29 Washington Degruehe Adam, upholsterer 6 Pump Degrushr Fanny, widow 56 Kim Degucrre Joseph F. 68 Reed Denarl widow, 25 Spring NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 135 Deich Daniel, baker 154 Hester Deiterich George, baker Pearl c Frankfort Dekay G C. merchant 366 Broadway Dekias Win, Greenwich-lane n Potter's field Deklyn Barent, baker 175 Dunne Deklyn Charles, baker 175 Duane Deklyn Leonard, baker 171 Greenwich Oeklyne jun Barent, baker Jay c li Icelander's al. Delacroix jun C J. Chamber c Cross Delacroix Joseph, Vauxkall Gar. Bowery n3d Av. Delafield Edward, M D 43 Chamber Delafield Henry, 133 Chamber Delafield John, 133 Chamber Delafield Joseph, 133 Chamber Delafield Wm. 133 Chamber Delafield H &. W. 3 Old-slip h 133 Chamber Delamarter Abraham, grocer Mulberry c Bayard Delamater Isaac, tailor 19 Park Delatnater jun Isaas, porter hause 19 Park Delamater John, carpenter 33 Vandam Delamater Mr6 tav and boardh 3 Catherine-market Delamater Samuel, 20 N Moore Delamater widow of Abraham, 45 Robinson Delamontagne Abm. chairmaker 27 Bowery Delamontagnie John, tailor 103 Elm Delamontagnie Vincent, tavern Greenw n Prison Delamontagnie Wm & Edw. boat build 259 Front Delancey David, shoemaker 197 Bowery Delancey David, shoemaker Grand n Elm Delancey John, 89 Bowery Delano Jesse, hardware store 159 Water Delano Thomas, shipmaster 42 Provost Delanoy John, 62 VVatts Delapierre Barth. eoach lace maker 84 Fulton Delapierre David, 4 Spruce Delaplaine J F. com mer 71 South h 78 Broadway Delaplane Samuel B. Arundel n Grand Delatour J. feather manuf 121 William Delavan John, cartman 43 Forsyth Delavan Jonathan O. 72 Varick Dslawnay Lewis, grocer c Cedar and Washington Delemater Wm. 9 Thomas Delettre John, segarmaker 6 Harman Delew wiuo'«' Mary, 10 Bancker Deleynes G. mahogany yard 60 Broad Delezene Joseph E. Spring c Greenwich Delezenne John D. Mercer n Broome Delezenne Joseph C. Greenwich c Vandam Delinger widow Sarah, wafermaker 74 Duane Delisle Euemond, FY boardingbouse 11 Gold Delia Torre, artificial florist 46 Bowery Delonguemare N M. 66 Broad Delonguemare N &. S. 1 Slote-lane h 35 Broad Delort T commission merchant 40 Wall Delmore Lucy, 66 Broad Delrymple Sarah, teacher 72 Harman Demaray David, grocer 208 Wash h Wash c Beach Demaray Sons Joseph, Washington c Robinson Demarest Albert, 38 Anthony Demarcst B. carpenter Sullivan n Spring Demarest Benjamin, cartman Renwick MERCEIN'S Demarest Daniel, teaclier 11 Franklin Demarest Jacob, shoemaker 270 Spring Demarest James, Commerce n Herring Demarest .lames S. Ilamersley Demaiest John, 28 Pearl Demarest John, cartman Commerce n Herring Demarest John I. cartman Vandam n Varick Demarest John P. stonecutter Commerce n Bedford D«marest Joseph, hairdresser 9 Catherine Demarest Rebecca, 197 Mott Demarest Samuel, cartman 182 Hester Demarest Samuel, labourer Clarke n Spring t Demarest Simon, sawyer 468 Greenwich Demarest Thomas, 19 White Demarest Wm. cartman 233 Spring Dcniary Bartholomew, 14 James Demill Mary, Grand n Allen Demilt Isaac, carpenter 48 Gold Deroilt Obediah, 50Rivington Demilt Peter, boardinghouse 239 Pearl Demilt Benj h Sam. watchmak 239 Pearl Demilt U Beach, grocers Bancker c Oliver Deming Bazilla, cabioetmk 65Beekm Si 30 Spruce Deming Frederick, merchant 175 Pearl h 33 Dey Deming Si Co F & C merchants 176 Pearl Demny Nicholas, carpenter Grand n Suffolk Demon John, ship carp 238 Stanton Manhut. hi. Demore Anna, washerwoman 19 Orange Demorest Peter, grocer 65 Warren Demon Isaac, 163 Hudson Deraott Samuel, 15 Rose Demott widow Cath. broker 167 k 177 Chatham Deraund George, wheelwright Broome n Broadw Dempscy Catherine, 61 Murray Dempsey James, cabinetm. 47 Henry Dempsey William, riot. pub. 2Renwick Denhara James, cooper 68 h 66 Front Denike Robert, butcher 50 Cresby Denike Thomas, h. carpenter Forsyth c Stanton Denn P. grocer 62 Barclay Dennis Klisha, mason 102 Orange Dennis James, whitewasher 140 Duane Dennis James, cabinetm. 63 Division Dennis Jesse, accountant 18 Fletcher Dennis John, sashmaker 60 Provost Dennis John, mason 123 Anthony Dennis Jonathan, carpenter 10 Cbeapsids Dennis Margaret, 51 Anthony Dennison A. lumb. mer. 23 Norfolk Der.nison James, boardinghouse 107 Water Dennison Jedediah, coaster 204 Bowery [Murray Dennisou John, jun. mer. 34 Per.k-slipc Front b 47 Dennison Samuel, carpenter Gouverneur Dennison Sarah, corset maker 105 Chamber Dennison William, Scammel Dennison C L. grocers 224 Fulton Denny John, mariner 42 Pike Denny John, segarraaker 105 Anthony Denny Thomas, 131 Fly-market Denny H. & Lewis, coopers 69 Front Denny 8i Callaghan. tavern 131 Fly-market NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 187 Denny h Riley, grocers 185 Washington Denoho Patrick, labourer 42 Pike Densmore Isaac, hack driver Hester n Rhynder Densmore Thomas, shipmaster 69 Christie Denston Charles, mer. 66 Liberty Dent Catherine, hair and mattresi man. 29 Christie Dent Robert, 201 Hester Denton Benjamin, carpenler41 Sullivan Denton and Smith, merchants 25 Coeaties-slip Deny Alphus, Green n Spring Depau Francis, mer. 27 South, b 358 Broadway Depew Abraham, tailor Perry n Factory Depew Cornelius, mason Chapel c N. Moore Depew Garrit; cartman Desbroises n Hudson Depew John, cartman upper end Elizabeth Depew Joseph, mason 9 Lispenard Depeyster jun. Frederick, 23 Garden Depeyster John, 28 Frankfort Depeyster Philip, 28 Frankfort Depeyster and Ogd«n, 24 Broad Depiew William, cartman 101 Spring Derbrow Sophia, 24 Norfolk Derby widow, 6 Bayard Derby widow Hanirah, Sheriff n Wvington Deremer Isaac, 112 Christie Derevere John, grocer Greenwich c Vandam Derevere Sarah, 66 Spring De Rham H C. mer 87 Wash, h 66 Chamber Dering Nieoll H. M D 23 Murray Derirk Philip, cartman 50 Christie Derling Anthony, wbitew. 31 Augustus Deronde Isaac, cartman Crosby n Grand Deronde John, Mulberry c Prince Deronde Thomas, cartman Molt n Prince Deronde William, cartman op. State Prison Derose widow Sarah, 6 New Derrick Elizabeth, widow 12 Batavia Derrigh Geo. grocer 2 Bancker Derry Valentine, 386 Bowery Deny widow, Grand n Crosby Derry widow Catherine, 17 Oliver De Russy Thomas, professor of French, 59 Warren Desabnye Mark, prof, of music, 78 Hudson Desabaye Miss, music teaeher 78 Hudson Desaleev Peter, fruit sL 64 Division Descondres L. brassfounder 577 Water Desdoity widow Mary, 233 William Deseamus Joseph, blacking manuf. 74 Pump Deseze John B. French teach. & trans. 290 Grcenw Desbay William, painter Scammel DeseshaysDavid, painter Orange n Franklin Desha Joseph, painter Scammel Desneuf John, currier Skinner Desnoues Joseph, print. 11 Nassau h 77 1-2 'Chapel Desobry Benjamin, merchant 42 Pearl Despard Richard, mir. 119 Front D'Espinville Charles, French consul 34 Reed Dcspraugfa widow Abby, 48 Broad De?se John, hairdresser 129 Division Det John, mariner Carmine n Bedford Deter widow, Chapel c Robinson 1*8 MERCEIN'S ^UH Deuvanport J. butcher 55 Wash. Mar. h 262 Molt Oevan carpenter Brooroe n Suffolk Bevaux Eliza E. 7 Thames Deren JSichs. cartman 82 Varick Devereux Esther, teacher 96 Bowery Devinna widow C. 180 Spring Devint [J. merchant tailor 54 Beekmae Devilt James, porter 1 Rep. Alley Devleu Rosanna, 50 Mulberry Devlin Francis, baker Broome n Christie Devoe Abraham, cartman 61 Suffolk Devoe Charles, coop«r234 Cherry h 10 Eldridge Devoe Daniel, cartman Rivington c Eldridge Devoe Frederick, cartman Crosby n l'rince Devoe Isaac, 1 Mott Devoe Isaac, shipwright 132 Mulberry Devoe James, cooper 14 Birmingham Devoe James, mariner 1 17 6'liapel Devoe James, cartman, 194 Eldridge Devoe John, shipcarpt c Desbrosses and Hudson Devoe John, shoemaker 187 Spring Devoe John, grocer Spring <: Mulberry Devoe Joseph, cartman Greene n Grand Devoe Joseph, shfltemaker 226 Church Devoe Mary, 329 Greenwich Devoe Miss, mantua maker Broome n Sullivan Devoe William, cabinet maker 41 Oliver Devoe widow Rebecca, Grand n Essex Devon John, baker 38 Henry Devore Henry, carpenter 28 Reed Devore Hr.nry, 68 Chapel Devoy John M. saddler 156 Bancker Devoy Michael, cartman 8 Chrystie Devoy Patrick, leather dresser 76 Gold Deweber John, painter 159 Division Dewey James drygood store 8 Division h 42 Oak Dewey Nathaniel, shipcarpenter 574 Water Dewey Timothy, merchant 90 North Moore Dewey it Adams, painters 271 Water Dewint John, boatman 100 Broad Dewitt Catharine, 50 Ann Dewitt George W. grocer 73 James c Oak Dewitt James, accountant 4 New Dewitt Peter, attorney and not. 37 Cedar Dewson Sarah, 36 Rose D'Wolf Abel 236 Spring • ■ D'Wolf jun. James, merchant 54 South h 19 State D'Wolf Jebeil, Grand n Lewis Dexter Amos, shipcarpenter 75 Lombardy Dexter Daniel, carpenter 18 Spring Dexter Dela, stonecutter Dominick n Varick Dexter Mary, 116 Chamber Dexter S. shipcarpenter 17 Henry Dey Anthony, counsellor c Cedar and Nassau Dcyoune Adrian, grocer Chapel c Thomas Dias Alexis, drygood store 138 Pearl, h 87 Water Dias John, hatter 47 Wall ,.„-«,,., Dias Joseph Lopez, mercbt. 138 Pearl, h 87 Watei Dibble David, engine hosemaker 20 Eldridge Dibble Jonathan, carlrann 2d Avenue n 1st Street Dibbs Benjamin, cut nail man 10 Water &, 5o Front NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 189 Dick Catharine, 30 Ferry Bick James, marble cutter 405 1-2 Greenwich Dick Jobn, teacher Goerck n G>-aud Dick Thomas W. grocer 99 Catbar. h 65 Lombardy Dick widow of Thomas, grocer 61 Gold c Ana Dickay Dr. 338 Broadway Dickerman Frederick, Ridge p Stanton Dickerion Nathalie) dock build. 6 M'Dougal Dickeraon labourer Grand E. R. Dickey John, shipwright 20 Suffolk Dickey K. merchant, 8 Lumber, h 71 Greenwich Dickie Patrick, druggist 403 Broadway h Canal n Dickinson C 221 Cherry [Broadway Dickinson A. miniature painter 112 Greenwich Dickinson David, baker 28 Ludlow Dickinson James, ropemaker Allen n North Dickinson James H. cartman Columbia n Delancy Dickinson John P. teacher Grand n Cannon Dickinson John L. Asylum n Amos Dickinsou Samuel, 145 Hester Dickinson Thomas, carpenter, 223 Orange Dickinson Thomas, musician 295 Cherry Dickinson William, cartman, 9 New Dickson Henry, carpenter, 193 Harraan Dickson John, 34 Ann Dickscn Mary, washwoman 68 Cedar Dickson Rosanna, 38 Augustus Dickson Walter, mason 2 Crosby Dickson William, grocer opposite State Prison Dickson William, shoemaker 104 Front Dickson widow Mary, 2 Pike Dickson k. Jarvis, distillers, kc. 216 Bowery Dien Mary, 47 Spring Diets John, glue maker and skin dresser 75 Spring Dietz J. h M. tanners Spring c Wooster Dignam William, Bancker c Pike Dignien William, 67 Bowery Dikeman William, counsellor 192 Duane Dili Daniel, cartman 175 Spring Dill James, 3d Avenue 16th street Dill Vincent L. grocer Hester c. Allen Dillingham Jeremiah, shipmaster 10 Pump Dillon David, mason, 7 Republican Alley Dillon Gregory, foot of Jay Street Dillon John C. tavern 1 16 Fly Market Dillon Richard, mariner 96 Henry Dillon 9 Canal Dilloo Francis, mariner Grand n Allen Dilrack Lewis, carpenter Broome n Arundel Dihvorth William, fur st. 186 Water Dinan Peter, 20 Vandewater Dingee David, ship joiner Lewis JU. I. Dinn Walter, grocer 78 Bancker . Disbrow Benjamin, grocer 38 Alott c. Pell Disbrow Charles, mariner c Broome and Elizabeth Disbrow Henry G. const and money col 65 Essex Disbrow John, merchant, 9 N Moore [ket c Henry Disbrow Samuel W. grain meas. and grocer Mar- Disney Thomas, painter and glazier 114 Cherry Disosway Israel D. mer 201 Pearl h 64 Courtlandt ■ 17 190 MERCEIN'js Disosway J. D. 201 Pearl h 54 Courtlandt Disosway M. 201 b 191 Fullon Disosway widow Ann, 191 Fulton District Attorney's Office, 63 Cortlandt Dispard William, c Broadway and Bleecker Ditchett John, tailor 96 Fulton Ditcbett John drygood store 142 William Diven James, boarding house 92 Greenwich Divine John, 100 Liberty Divine widow Mary, seamstress 182 Mulberry Divver Alex, distil and grocer 40 James c Bancke: Divver John, grocer 86 Lombardy Dixey John, carver and gilder 63 Chatham Dixon Elias, builder 60 fcispenard Dixon James P. tailor 271 William Dixon John, 117 Elm Dixon John Y. shoemaker Green n Bleecker Dixon Joseph, grocer 288 Front Dixon Margin, 98 Church Dixon Michael, rigger 100 Pump Dixon Samuel, 199 Hester Dixon Samuel, painter 134 Church Dixon Samuel, sasbmaker Beach Dixon Thomas, merchant 77 Pine h 40 Broadway Dixon Thomas, sailmaker 556 Pearl Dixon widow Hannah, 154 Washington Dixon widow Mary, 275 Spring Doan Stephen, butcher Division c Rutgers Doane George, 88 Hudson Doane Isaac, mariner 62 Harman Doane John . combmk 237 Broadway h 230 Bowery Doane Philo, 39 Peck-slip h 62 James Dob Elias, dockbuilder 30 Vandam Dob John, mason Green n Spring Dob Tobias, cartman Grand n Elm Dobbin Hugh, hairdresser 6 Provost Dobbin James, 3 Division Dobbin S S. mason Dominick n Varick Dobbs Adam, butch 46 Cath mark h 179 Ludlow Dobbs Anthony, seaman 104 Mulberry [dal Dobbs Cbas. contrac. city manure Orchard n Arun- Dobbs Frederick, shoe store 71 Sullivan Dobbs James, shipcarpenter Scammel Dobbs John, carpenter Christopher n Herring Dobbs Nathl. cartman Sullivan n Spring Dobbs Wm. tobacconist 23 Mulberry Doble widow Sarah, 37 Elizabeth Dobson widow Euphemia, grocer 10 Beaver Dod Daniel, carpenter Stanton c Arundal Dod Hiram, grocer Market c Lombardy Dodd Ambrose, rigger 86 Roosevelt jDodd drayman, 156 Orange [M'Dougal Dodd Moses, lumt yard Canal c Wash b Vandam n Dodd Wharton I. printer 100 Reed Dodds Samuel, labourer Perry n Washington Dodge Benj. carpenter 226 Chapel Dodge D. public measurer 374 Pearl Dodge Daniel, shipwright 20 Suffolk Dodge Daniel, coal measurer Crosby c Hester Oodge D, fish and provision store 156 Washington NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 191 Dodge F widow, boardinghouse 19 Murray Dodge Hosea, St John's Hall Dodge Jeremiah, ship carver Lewis Manhal hi Dodge John, shipcarpenter 15Kldridge Dodge John, watchmaker 250 Broadway Dodge Robert, cartman corner Orchard h Grand Dodge Robert, painter 198 Chatham h 2 Oliver Dodge Samuel, carpenter 60 Sullivan Dodge Sawell, surgeon barber 34 Bowery Dodge Sirenus, 201 Bancker Dodge Stephen, 106 Leonard Dodge Wm. coal merehant 47 Courtlandt Dodge jun Wm. coal mer 28 Coenties si. h 55 Vesey Dodge widow of Daniel, 25 James [Pearl Dodgshun Enoch, dry good st. 40 Bowery and 270 Dodgson John, merch 312 Pearl h 76 Bowery Dods Thomas, victualling cellar 2 Wash, market Dody Augustine, fruit store 56 Division Doe Henry, sawyer 194 Spring Doge Susan, 134 Chamber Dolan John T. hardware st282 Pearl h 14 Chatham Dolbeer Stephen, carpenter 95 Sullivan Dollard ii Caliill, grocers 139 Front Dolmage Adam, tal. chand. Willet n Rivington Dolson Wm. dentist 49 Bowery Domine widow Ann, Charles n Asylum Dominge Joseph, tallow chand Christie n Delancy Dominge Paul, tallow dhandler 191 Bowery Domlnick Francis, 3] Cherry [dridge Dominick Francis I. butcher 1 Cath mkt. h 206 El- Dominiok Francis W. shipmaster 103 Bowery Dominick George, Grand n Christie Dominick Jacob F. 31 Chenjr Dominick widow, 64 Cross Dominick widow Elizabeth, c Hester and Orchard Dominick k Co J W. cab mak. 6 Chat sq. h II Mai ■ Don Alexander, shipmaster Christie n Grand [ket Donaboc Michael cartman 83 Elizabeth Donahoe Owen, cartman 58 Elm Donaboe Patrick, turner Old Haer Road n Bowery Donaldson F. cooper 9 Jefferson n Herring Donaldson James, baker 19 James Donaldson James, cartman Hubert n Greenwich Donaldson James, grocer c Greenwich k. Hubert Donaldson James, saddler 233 Water Donaldson Joseph, mariner 67 Mott Donaldson John, paver 116 Orange Donaldson Peler, physician 57 Warren Donaldson Robt. cartman c Mulberry and Hester Donaldson Robt. merchant 45 John Done Elisha, labourer 343 Greenwich Donington J W. printer 126 Water Donnagan Francis, weaver Burroughs Donnally Patrick, brushraaker 18 Orchard Donnell James O. architect 50 Warren Donnelly Daniel, 7 Harmno Donnelly Chas. peddler Prince c North Donnelly John, cartman 547 Greenwich Donnelly Patrick, mason Mott c Spring Donnelly Thomas, carpenter 49 Beekmsn 192 MERCEIN'S Donnington Thos. cooper 17 DoyercPell Donnon James, cartman 397 Greenwich Donnon widow, 397 Greei:wich Donoghua Cornelius, 17 Augustus Donoho Hugh, labourer 19 Prince Donovan Dennis, 487 Greenwich Donovan William, tobacconist -94 Water Doolan Thos. 67 Cross Docley Andrew, 57 and 69 Duane Dooley Patrick 30 Pump Doolitttle A. shoemaker 51 Essex [h Brooklyn Doolittle Adrastas, shoemak Grand n Essex Doolittle E. soap and caudle maker 71 Frankfort, Doran Dennis, teacher 554 Pearl Doran Edw. cooper 5S Front Doran James, grocer 43 and 45 Henr> Doremus Jacob, 132 Collect Doremus Jacob C. smith, Forsyth n Delancy Doremus John, carpeater 41 Chapel Doremus Jno. smith, 23 Norfolk Doremus widow, 79 Sullivan Doremus &. Suydam, dry good st 171 Broadway Doret A. Mathey, watcbcase maker 19 Spruce Doris Peter, 55 Warren Dorset Abraham, carpenter 3 Allen Dorset Jas. grocer 226 Water Dorset Joseph I. shoemaker Cherry a Gouvernetir Dorset & Hewea, grocers 227 Front Oorson Saml. rigger 8 Rose Doty Elizabeth, 50 Spring Ooty J. W. grocer Orange c Franklin Doty Lewis, grocer 23 h 24 Bowery Doubleday John, baker 5 Laight Doubleday jun. John, baker Oliver n Bancker Doudghey widow Ann, 152 Bancker Dougharty John, cooper 266 Front h 119 Blocker Dougharty John, shoe store 6 Courtlandt Dougherty Dennis, grocer Delancy c Ridge Dougherty Dudley, grocer 109 Anthony Dougherty Elizabeth, 26 Garden Dougherty Henry, sail maker 3 Birmingham Dougherty James, milkman 232 Orange Dougherty Michael, shipmaster 232 Cherry Dougherty Michael, bricklayer 110 Reed Dougherty widow Mary, Charles n Greenwich Dougherty widow Margaret, grocer 49 HenTy Doughty Allen, cartman Grand n Norfolk Doughty Cartness, oystermaa 80 Wall Doughty Catherine 174 Duane Doughty Charles J. attorney 14 Pine Doughty David S. grocer 237 Greenwich Doughty Edw. city surveyor 47 Bowery Doughty Geo. S. mercht. Greenwich c Charles Doughty John, butch 60 Fly market h Brae Doughty Phebe, boarding house 129 Anthony Doughty Wm. carpenter Grand n Suffolk Doughty widow Rachel, 14 Prince Doughty widow, Lavina 99 Bancker Douglas Benjamin, capt. 8 Cherry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 193 'Oouglas D. milkman Crosby n Prince Douglas Duncan, carpenter 236 Spring Oouglas Henry, gilder 64 Pump Douglas Isaac S. merchant 204 Chatham Douglas James, brassfounder Sullivan c Spring Douglas James, 205 Bowery Douglas Jno. cartman Elizabeth n Broome Douglas Jno H. physician 320 Broadway h 39 Hud- Douglas Joseph, mariner 96 Mott [son Douglas Margaret, widow of jun. George 55 Broad- Douglas Richard, 67 Anthony [way Douglas widow Sarah, 132 Lombardy Douglass Andrew, tailor 8 Wall Douglass J. classical teacher presby cb 557 Pearl Douglass Jno, carpenter Grand n Forsyth Dounohoo Jno. baker 79 Bancker Dover John, 164 Broadway Dow James, boatman 25 Pike Dow John, stone cutter Provost h 150 Chamber Dowd John, merchant, Murray c Greenwich Dowdall Geo. R. shipmaster 24 Thames Dowdney John, Amos n Herring Dowe Charles, laborer 44 Elizabeth Dowe Jno Thos. mariner 86 Henry Dowell Jesse, livery stable 22 Anthony Dowick Hannah, nurse 9 Thomas Dowiug Jas. mariner 2 Birmingham Dowly Timothy, grocer Chesnut n op Rivingtou Downer Joshua, drygood st 95 Pearl h 94 Pump Downer jun. Samuel, 141 Pearl Downer & Curnbie, merchants 134 Pearl Downes Benj. shoemak 32 Oak Downes John, mercht 468 Broadway Downes Nichol, cartman 166-Bancker Downes Wm. B. 44 Hester Downey Patrick, cook 192 Division Downey Susan, roockason maker Eldridge Downey Timothy grocer, Batickerc Chesnut Downey widow Elizabeth, grocer 214 Bowery Downie James, cartman 94 Molt Downing Geo. lumb yd Clinton' c Water h 68 Allen Downing Jacob, flour and grocery Nicholas Wm c Downing J. carpenter J-'orsyth n Delancey [3daven Downing Rebecca, 40 Sullivan Downing Samuel, carpenter 19 Cheap&ide Downing Thomas, orangeman 9 Orange Downing widow Ann, Stanton c Norfolk Do»vns William Smith, Montgomery n Cherry Downy Wm. labourer c Water and Market Doxy Permenus, black smith Allen c Graud Doyer widow, 3 Doyer Doyl John, labourer 50 Pearl Doyle Ann, milliner 37 Allen Doyle Berraud, wheelwright, 129 Pump Doyle Dennis, carpenter 10 Oliver Doyle D. H. grocer Front c Roosevelt b 36 Oliver Doyle Lewis, mason 132 Church Doyle Michael, cartman Elizabeth n Prince Doyle Patrick, labourer 47 Lispeiiard Doyle Peter, P.-ince c Molt IT' 194 MERCEINb Doyle Philip, shipcarpenter 167 Bancke.' Doyle Thomas, bookb. 132 Church Doyle Thomas, grocer Prince c Elizabeth Drach Seamon, miniature painter 45 Charlton Draddy Patrick, grocer 72 Wall Drake Asa, cartman Pitt n Stanton Drake Charles, pbys. and surgeon 101 Beekmao Drxke Elkanah, porter 74 Varick Drake Francis, mariner 8 Gaynor's- Alley Drake Henry, weaver Hammond n Greenwich Drake Jacob, mer. 169 Front h 79 Beekman Drake James, grocer Spring c Sullivan Drake John, 35 Bowery Drake John, mer. 169 Front h 35 Bowery Drake Moses, cartman Cherry n Montgomery Drake Oliver, 171 Herman Drake Uicliard. 28 Anthony Drake T. soda room 26 Chatham Drake and Langstaff, 34 Park fery Drake J and E. G. merchants 169 Front h 35 Bow- Drake John and Jacob, merchants 169 Front Drasal Frederick, grocer Walnut Dreau Lawrence, rigger 9 Birmingham Dremus John, smith 40 N. Moore Drew Edward, 38. Bowery Drew Patrick, 199 Hester Drew Phebe, fruit st. 167 Duane Drewery Robert, Christopher n Bedford Drews Robert, grocer E. Bank Dribird James, mariner 69 Essex Driggs Benjamin, mariner 71 Roosevelt Driscal Jeremiah, grocer 26 Barclay Dronde John, Prince n Mulberry Droze P. F. confectioner 80 Broadway Drummond John, cabinetmaker 79 Division Drummond widow Mary, 24 Norfolk Dryburgh widow Mable, Cherry n Sol. hook Dube Stephen, 86 Franklin Dubois Cornelius, mer. 36 Front h 1st Avenue Dubois Elias, shoemaker 57 Norfolk Dubois Henry, barber 516 Greenw. Dubois James H. carpenter 205 Orange Dubois James, cartmnn Vantlam n Hudson Dubois James, shipjoiner 125 Orange Dubois Johu, labourer 68 Cedar Dubois Matthew, saddler 43 Anthony Dubois Michael, tailor 90 Church Dubois Samuel, carpenter 18 Leonard Dubois Stephen, carpenter 84 Lombardy Dubois Thomas K. accountant 69 Broad [Elm Dubois Wm. music st. 126 Broadway h 20 Hester n Dubuar Francis, hardware st. 58 1-2 Bowery Ducachct H. W. M D. 172 Cherry Ducasse Catherine, 310 Water Duchanois A. barber 34 Anthony Dudgeon Peter, botanist, Christopher n Bedford Dudley widow Mary, 39 Harman Duff A. D. mer. 83 Washington h 308 Broadway Duff John, grocer Rivington c Suffolk Duff Matthias, millwright Anthony c. Colleet DuffThornas, labourer" 22 Batieket NEW-YORK- DIRECTORY. m Duff, widow, grocer Collect c. Anthony Uuffie C. R. merehaot, 96 Wall h 6 3 Chamber Duffle James, grocer 6 Front Duffie widow Maria, 65 Chamber Duffy Bernard, 187 Hester Duffy James, baker 68 Mott Duffy Michael, paver 5 Talbot Duffy Owen, grocer Orange c Hester Duffy Peter, grocer Orange c Bayard Duffy Peter, accountant 138 Mulberry Duffy Philip, grocer Prince c Elizabeth Duffy boardingb. 127 Pearl Duffy Ross. 36 Fletcher h 32 LombarJy Duffy Terence, labourer Collect c. Pump Duffy Thomas, cartman Lumbardy n Greemv Duffy widow Mary, Elm n Spring Dugan Alexander, shoemaker 7 Varick Dugan Edward W. shipmaster 19 Ann Dugan John, shoemaker 186 Duane Dugan Matthew, lab. 44 Pike Dugan William H. painter 43 Cheapside Duggan widow of Thomas, 70 John Duggan T. and N. John c Gold Dugliss Hosea, looking glass st. 5 Park Duke Joseph, boatman 84 Prince Duke William, cabinetmaker 7 Lumber Dukes James,groeer and conf. Banckerc Catherine Dullager J. K. F. shoemaker Herring Dulux Jeanne, milliner 148 William Dumbrack John, mason ^116 Greenwich Dummer and Co. George, china and glass st. IK; Broadway h 33 Pine Dumont Peter, doctor 212 Greenwich Dun Henry, sawyer 3 Oak Dunbar Daniel, card manuf. 14 Rose Dunbar Margaret, 39 Anthony Dunbar Samael, turner 360 Pearl Duncan Andrew, tallow chand. 8 Republican-alley Duncan Elizabeth, 1 John Duncan Charles E. 404 Cherry Duncan George, cooper 65 Cherry Duncan James, engineer 75 Duanc Duncan Jno. Cross c Orange Duncan widow Susan, 282 Elm Duncan R. & C. auctioneers 174 Water Dunford Philip, labourer 341 Water Dungy John, shoe store 27 Chatham h 132 Leonard Dunham Amos, cartman 231 Mulberry Dunham Asher, cartman 129 Harman Dunham David, 45 Broadway Dunham David, merchant 144 Pearl b 45 Broad w. Dunham Hampton, physician U surg- 51 Chatham Dunham Henry, rigger 17 Harman Dunham John, carpenter 141 Spring Dunham Lewis W. mason 86 Varick Dunham Samuel, typefounder 551 Greenwich Dunham Silas, printer Alien c Hester Dunham and Co. D. auct and com mer 144 Pearl Dunham and Auehincloss, merchants 150 Pearl Dunkby widow Eliza, 29 Elm Dunkin Thomas, tailor 144 and 152 Front 196 MERCEIN'S Dunlap James, tailor 395 Greenwich 1 Dunlap James, boardingbouse 17 Old slip Dunlap James, shoemaker 86 Chryslie Dunlap Jobn A. attorney aud couns 18 Cedar Dunlap Mrs. 9 Jay Dunlap Wo. J. grocer Sullivan c Broome Dunlap widow E. 90 John Dunlap widow Mary, tailored 12 Thomas Dunlap widow of Thomas, Oliver n Banckcr Dunlap and Grant, merchants 214 Pearl h 18 Jay Dunlay John, tailor 6 James slip Dunn Benjamin, capt. Wooilern Bleecker Dunn jun. Cary, judge 103 Spring Dunn Daniel, sawyer 299 Cherry Dunn David, grocer Greenwich c Hammond Dunn Farrel, 120 Church Dunn John, ropemaker Stanton n Pitt Dunn Patrick, porter 17 Oliver Dunn jun. Richard, sec Globe Ins Comp 65 Watl Dunn Samuel, tobacconist Suffolk n Broome Dunn Samuel, carpenter Orange c Hester Dunn Thomas, oysterman 119 Chnrry h 21 Henry Dunn Thomas, cartmau Christopher n Bedford Dunn widow Charity, 100 Forsyth Dunn widow Rebecca, 110 Pump Dunn John and Sons, smiths 213 Water Dunn and Barclay, grocers 4 South Dunnagan widow Hannah, Grand c Orange Dunnell Eldridge G. physician Broome n Lewis Dunning James, smith Frgnt n Walnut Dunning Julius L. Ill Water Dunpby Lawrence, labourer 397 Greenwich Dunscomb Daniel E. sec Mer Ins Co. 43 Wall h 510 Dunscomb D. E. k. S. S. raercb 305 Pearl [Broadw Dunscomb Edward, merchant 66 Chatham Dunscomb James, sawyer Grand n Chrystie Dunscomb Wm. E. alt and not 49 Dey and 7 Broad Dunscomb Wm. cordwainer 27 Forsyth Dunsbee Samuel, carpenter 199 Hester Dunwell Samuel, cordwainer 11 Cheapside Duplessess Benj 107 Church Dupignac E. R. chair store 165 Bowery Dupignac Geo. W. merchsnt tailor 2 Catherine Dupignac John, mason 63 Harman Duplex George, shipmaster 34 Hudson Dupont Francis, fruiter 82 Nassau Dupout Francis, fruiter 108 Bowery Dupoy Berlrand, merchant 189 Duane Dupuy John, perfumer and confectioner 15 Paik Dupuy Mrs. 67 Anthony Durand David, cabinetmaker 2d Avenue n North Durand A. B. engraver 10 Pine Durand Hiram shoemaker Grand n Cannon Durand J. P. merchant 135 Pearl Durand James B. 25 Wm . h 150 Broadway Durand Lewis I. shoemaker Grand n Cannon Durand , tinman 59 Chapel Durand M. Greenwich h n Bank Durand Zachariah, shipmaster Greenwich lane Durand A. V. and Bourdell, merchants 135 Pearl NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 197 Durandand Co. H. shoemakers Grand n Lewis Durando Paul M merchant tailor 60 Chatham DurS'ndo Peter, merchant 58 Bowery Durant Wm. carpenter Woostcr n Prince Durbrow Joseph, chair store 442 Pearl Durbrow jun. Joseph, ehairmaker 442 Pearl Durbrow Walter, butc 21 Cath mar h 76 Rivington Darbrow William, sailmaker 133 8ancker Dupworth Rowland, 188 Water Durell Joseph G. crockery dealer 482 Pearl Durell John,cartman 10 Crosby Durell William, 482 Pearl Durie C. seamstress 66 Bayard Durkin Jno. sailmaker 11 Walker Durlaod Jno. shoemaker 23 Henry Durry J. J. hardw st 55 Fulton Duryea Garrit S. grocer 168 Fly Market k 75 South Duryea Rulef, tailor 13 Elizabeth Duryea Rulef, painter 140 Allen Duryea & Son, George, grocers 127 Division Duryee Charles, weigher 15 Jay Duryee Daniel, carpenter 31 Walts Duryee George J. grocer Spring c West Duryee G. 78 Hester Duryee John, L Christopher n Henry Duryee Joseph, W. druggist 206 Pearl, h 42 Oak Duryee , phys. & surgeon 474 Pearl Duryee Samuel, carpenter Clarke n Broome Duryee widow Elizabeth. 95 Liberty Duryee & Hyer, hardware store 48 Water Duryee & Elliot, mere. 149 Pearl h 22 Marketfield Dusenberry Henry O. grocer Pearl c Elm Dusenberry James, grocer Anthony e Chapel Dusenberry John S. marshal 179 Church Dusenberry John, ceaebmaker 9 Spring Dusenberry Joseph, cartman Broome n Cannon Dusenberry Lewis, labourer Mercer n Prince Dusenberry Moses, rear 470 Pearl Dusenberry Wm. C watchmaker 161 Catherine Dusenberry Wm. marshal Prince n Thompson Dusenberry Wm. butcher 11 Chapel Dusenbury Charles, grocer Mott c Pump Dusenbury Daniel, 1 14 Lombardy Dusunberry Ameeia, dep. sheriff 179 Church Dusnnberry Henry, smith Grand n Ctrl. Hook Dustan Peter, merchant 79 Water h 68 Chamber DUTCH CHURCHES AND THEIR PASTORS. Middle Dutch Church naan e JVassau and Liberty eaa North Dutch Church fe s jH c Wm. and Fulton Making one congrtga- lESt?B- tion. with 4 past. viz. Pastors.— Rev. Gerardus A. Kuypers, D. D. Philip MiIledoler,DD.. John Knox, Pascal N. Strong. Reformed Dutch ppff Church, Gardtr. Pastor, Rev. James M. Ml*B Matheiri. 198 MERCEIN'S German Reformed f*»*«fl Church, Nassau Pastor, R>-v l Unar Labagb. .Xorth West Reform- ff|5fj| DufrA C'A. FrnnWin Pastor, Rev. H 'lp lll .Christian Bork. Reformed Dutch j 1 ••• 1j| Church, at Greenwich Pastor, R»v sslal Ch»rl« Hardenbergii. Reformed Dutch flssfA Church, Morket JVo mil Pastor. Reformed Dutch pT = - H Ch. at Bloomingdale Pastor, Rev. i±m_ Alexander Gunn, P.P. Reformed Dutch ftf^VB Church at HaerUm P/.rfnr*Bpy H P.. Vcrmeule. Matting in all eight Congregations and nine Churches. J>u'eA Consul's Office, 77 Washington Dutch David, mason Goerck n Delancy Duval John, cartroan 7 Crosby Duval Joseph, merch. Maiden Lane c Nassau Duval Thomas, clothier 18 Maiden Lane Duval Wm. &. Jos. clothiers 49 Maiden Lane Duvault Jacob, waterman Perry n Washington Duyckinck Evert, bookseller 64 Water h 102 Peart Duyckinck Mrs. 22 Beaver Dwyer Robert, accountant 44 Mulberry Dwyer Wm. cart man Desbrosses Dwyer Margaret, wid. of Thos. grocer 1160range Dyckman Jacob, M. D. 47 Vesey Dyckman James, shoemaker 230 Spring Dyckman John, grocer Greenwich c Beach Dyckman W m . N. attorney 1 Wall b80 Delancy Dyer James, mason 50 Orchard Dyer James 6. coachmaker Green n Prince Dyer John, grocer 11 Roosevelt Dyer widow Mary, 43 Oak Dyett Joshua, 14 Jay Dyks Daniel, shipwright 62 Christie Dyke widow Hannah, boardinghouse 80 Reed Dykes Charles, 24 Orchard E Eagle Henry, 388 Bowery Eagle Insurance Company, 59 Wall Eagle & Son Henry, 147 Chatham Eakens Mrs. teacher 4 Lispenard Eakin David, carpenter Columbia n Delancy Eakin John, sashmaker Collect c Hester Eales Wm. grocer 73 Beekman Eames Catharine, 98 Henry Eamcs Thomas, shoemaker 154 Crosby Earl David, shoema. 217 Greenwich h 25 Thomas Earl David O. mason 128 Henry Earl John, brushmaker 47 Oliver Earl John, shoemaker 327 Pearl Earl John jun. merch. Fulton c Front Earl Philip, grocer 187 Washington Earl widow Hannah, rear 32 Broad Earl k West, brushmaken 161 Water NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 199 Earle Jane, fruitstore Thompson c Broome Earle Joseph, measurer 12 Elm i: 20 Coentiej slip Earle Lawrence, merchant 186 Greenwich Earle Samuel, sailmaker 52 South, h 238 VVm. Earle Stephen, 9hipcarpenter Lewis Man. 1st. Earle Wo. H. turner 15 Rose Earle widow Elizabeth, 196 Division Earle &Mead, merchants 195 Greenwich Early John, 18 Thomas Easson widow Elizabeth, 9 Rutgers [h 102 Greenw. Easlburn James k Co. booksellers, 108 Broadway Eastburn Thomas, printer 153 Spring Eaton Henry, eartman 29 Bancker Eaton Jacob, pilot 65 Rutgers Eaton Reuben, shoemaker 98 Bowery Eaton \Vm. 18 Pump Eaton widow Phebe, 233 Mulberry Eayres widow Margaret, 138 Hester Ebbelg Daniel I. 43 Greenwich Ebbetsjtin. Daniel 43 Frankfort Ebbets John B. 177 Washington Ebbet!< Moses, tanner Cherry n shipyards Ebert Philip, 17 Essex Ebertson Thos mariner 133 Bancker Eckert Philip P. grocer Hester c Suffolk Eckford Hen. shipyard Water h Clinton c Stanton Economical School, 103 Anthony Eddie John, carpenter 44 Hester Eddo John O. eartman 14] Hester Eddy Charles, cuiTier Oliver n Bancker Eddy David, mason Crosby c Grand Eddy Thomas, 220 William Eddy jun. Thomas, st. 9 Ferry h 220 William Eddy William, carpenter 110 Orchard Edgar Alexander, carpenter 237 Spring Edgar John, cabinetmaker 171 Wm. h 76 Beekman Edgar William 39 Broadway Edgar jiin. William, 57 Greenwich Edgerly John, drygood store Herring Edgerton Abel I. 58 John Edgson William, shoemaker rear 20 Christie Edmonds William, tobacconist 36 Orange Edmonson Dr. Samuel, 100 Cross Edmonson Joseph, physician 422 Cherry Edmonston James, grocer Stanton c Lewis M. 1. Edmund Gabriel, rigger 36 Catherine Edridge Philliman, ship caulker Cherry n Scammel Edsall John, cabinetmaker 7 Thomas Edsall Peter, shoemaker 237 Spring Edsann Daniel, carpenter 31 Harrison Edwards George Smith, 145 Collect Edwards Jemimab, widow 189 Division Edwards John, smith 209 Bancker Edwards John, cooper Grand c Allen Edwards John, patent 3calebeam Greene n Spring Edwards John H. Broome n Forsyth Edwards John, sawyer 42 Thomas Edwards John, rigger 4 Crane Wharf Edwards jun .John, pat. scale beam Greene n Spring MERCELVS Edwards Joseph D. labourer 4 M'Dougal Edwards O. cbairroeker. 39 Norfolk Edwards Ogden, conns .hd>! attor. 24 Pine Edwards Robert, tailor and Nothing st. 306 Water Edwards William, cartmau Grand n Esses Edwards widow Hannah, 130 Fly-market / Edwards widow- Margaret, BS tViliiam Egans James, engineer 55 Norfolk Egbert Abraham, shipmaster 29 Vandam Egbert Abraham, shoemaker Willet n .Broome Egbert Charles, 24 Hester Egbert Frederick, rigger 238 Cherry Egbert Jumes, printer 106 Elizabeth Egbert Maria, 92 Hester Egbert William, mason 1 Clarke Egbert widow Hannah, 79 Forsyth Egbertson Peter B. smith, c Water and Walnut Egen Michael, porter 32 Lumber [h 116 Leonard Egenton &.M-Queen's mill stone shop 127 Anthony Eggert Dominick, c Little Water and Cross Eggleso Francis, upholst. and cabin 300 Broadway Eggleso Henry, cabinetmak 300 Broadway Egleson Charles, c Clarkson and Greenwich Ehrick John M. merchant 356 Broadway Eicbcll John, carpenter Broome n Mott Eisenburg M fruiterer 60 Chamber Eisenbart Nancy, 69 Orchard *j Eisseltine Henry, grate and fender mak. 44 Vesey Elder Stuart, grocer 13 Chapel Eldridge Daniel, 2 Provost Eldridge G D. up. end Mott Eldridge Henry, Perry n Washington Eldridge James, 423 Washington Eldridge John, mason rear 121 Orange Eldridge Jonah, shipmaster 337 Pearl Eldridge Joseph, mason 60 Leenard Eldwards J. mariner 42 Lispenard Elgreen Alex. C. rigger rear 79 Eldridge - Elias Lewis, mer. 52 Roosevelt Elkins Daniel, shipmaster 229 Cherry Elkins James, mason 15 Chapel Ellet Jacob, cartman Pitt n Stanton Ellet William 108 Spring Ellick Samuel, currier 31 Frankfort Elliot Charles, liv. stab. 34 New, h 26 Garden Elliot John, teacher 34 Anthony Elliott Charles, bookbinder c Oliver and Water Elliott Charles, mason 177 llarman Elliott Elizabeth, teacher 8 Pelham Elliott James, carpenter rear 86 Mulberr Elliott James, labourer 37 Lombardy Elliott John M. printer 24 Vesey Elliott Geo. T. 149 Pearl h 22 Walker Elliott Robert, tavern 74 Wall Elliott William C. mason Broom* n Willet Elliott Zebulon, watebm. 183 Greenw. h 77 Warren Elliott widow Esther, 119 Forsyth Ellis Bartholomew, shipmaster 86 Roosevelt Ellis Elisba, cartmau 13 Pike Ellis Ge*rge, grocer 243 Cherry NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 201 Ellis Jesse, chairmaker 11 Suffolk Ellis John, Crosby c Hester Ellis John, porterhouse Bowery n Love-lane Ellis John, mariner Bowery n Nicholas Wm. Ellis rev. John, teacher 566 Pearl h 9 Hudson Ellis Richard, constable 2d Ward h 97 Hudson Ellis Thomas, tan. and cur. 10 Rose Ellis William, cartman Bowery c Stuyvesant Ellis widow, 6 Chapel Ellison William, grocer 73 Chapel Ellison Thomas, 13 Broadway Elmendorf E. attor eoun and clerk in chan 19 Pine Elmer Charles, shoemaker 71 Forsyth Elsden Benjamin, carver and gilder 66 Bayard Elsden Benjamin, joiner 31 Vesey Elsten widow Elizabeth, 132 Bowery Elston Benjamin, 19 Chapel Ellsworth Francis, brass found Cherry n Scammel Ellsworth Jamas, tailor 5 Jefferson Ellsworth Samuel, grocer Desbrosses n Hudson Ellsworth widow Mary, boarding house 61 Stone Ellsworth and Co. Erastus, 270 Pearl Elting William, hardw store c Chatham and James Elton Anthony, 11 Bayard Elwood James, rigger B&ncker c Rutgers Elwood Wiiliam, mariner 200 Cherry Ely Aaron, teacher 9 Frankfort Ely Abraham H. cartman 164 Duane Ely Elisha, merchant 113 Front b 16 Gold Ely Elias H. attor and not 71 Fulton Ely John, cartman Grand n Green Ely Rachel, boarding house 30 Liberty Ely Richard, merchant 117 Fly-market Ely Seabury, teacher 33 Mett, h 26 James Ely Maria, widow 23 Pell Ely and M'Coun, attorns and couns 76 John Emanuel Julia, 239 Duane Emanuel Michael, boarding house 10 Depeyster Embly Catharine, mantua maker 40 Pike Embree Effingham Lawrence, Stanton n Forsyth Embree John L. druggist 213 Pearl Embree Laurence Effingham, 313 Pearl Embury Peter, grocer 103 Beekman Embury Philip, tinfact 104 Broad h 103 Beekman Emerson Elizabeth, 615 Pearl Emlitch widow Elizabeth, 186 Mett n Spring Emmet Abraham, tailor Orange c Hester Emmet G. W. 154 Church Emmet Robert, attorney 25 Pine Emmet T. A. couusellor 26 Pine, h S3 Emmet jun. T. A. attorney, 7 Nassau h 25 Pine Emmett James, rigger W Henry Emmett & White, counsellors 25 Pine Emmons Ellen, fruiterer 1 Catharine Emmons Isaac, grocer 7 Spring Emmons John, grocer c Hester and Ludlow Emmons widow, 60 Chapel Endeman Christopher, labourer rear 87 Orange Eidsley widow Candey, Orange n Franklin Enever Partrick, paver Ridge n Delancy 18 202 MERCEIN'S Kngle Samuel, smith 42 Franklin Engles Elizabeth, 133 Bancker fry, b. 100 Col,! Englehart Geo. leather and hide store 16 h 18 Fer- Englehart John M. 12 Spring Englehart William, baker 86 Bowery English Edward, groeer, 227 Water English widow Jane, 69 Barclay Englishly Catherine, midwife 37 Pike Engs P. W. merchant 120 Front h Grand n Collect Enis Peter, tinman 100 Reed Ennalls Samuel, labourer Franklin Ennet James, fisherman 91 Chapel Ennett Robert, fisherman 43 Robinson Ennis James, porter house, 260 Bowery Ennis James, carpenter Thompson n Spring Ennis John, cartman 438 Greenwich Ennis Widow Sarah, Hester n Broadway Enquest Jones, rigger and boarding h 41 RooseveU Ensley Daniel, porter bouse 307 Broadway Entwistle James, 21 White [Broadway Entwistle and Bowne, dry good merchants 311 Eoff Garrit, silversmith 163 Broadway Eoser Edward, cartman 621 Greenwich EPISCOPAL CHURCHES. St. Paul's Churth Broadway St. Mark's Church f St. Stephen's Church French Church Trinity Church *f*||ff Broadway Crace Church ].- -H Broadway St. John's Church St. George's Chapel Christ's Church Zion Church t^^t Molt Stuyvesant Christie Epwell Francis, mason 82 Nassau Erich widow Mary of George, 18 Vesey Erick Jacob, boatman 267 Spring Erith Richard, mariner 33 Pike Erkeson Philip, tailor 60 Mulberry Eroy Lavinus C. sashmaker Grand n Essex Errett Henry, 33 Chapel Errickson Peter, grocer Sullivan c Broome NEW-YORKDIRECTORY. 205 Enickson Samuel, ^frpenter 71 Henry Errickson widow Elizabeth, nurse Mercer n Prince Errio James, coachman 54 Elm Errin John M. milkman Laurens n Spring Erlzerberger John, hairdresser 77 Vesey Eskildson George, 89 Front Esler Henry, smith Brooms n Cannon Esler Henry, carpenter 211 Spring Esler John, smith 43 Forsyth Esler John, carpenter 217 Church Esler Peter, smith Broome n Cannon Espie John, grocer 364 Greenwich Espie Samuel, baker 13 Chesnut Estuline Thomas, baker 20 Thomas Eustace Benjamin, 30 Dey Evans David, brassfounder 132 Harman Evans Eliza, 25 Hudson Evans Ellen, 82 Chapel Evans John, bookseller 233 Cherry Evans John, printer 21 Mulberry Evans Joseph M. 137 Chatham Erans Matilda, 75 Mott Evans Richard, shoemaker 141 Spring Evans Robort, bootmaker rear 37 Augustus Evans Robert, milliner 419 Pearl Evans Thomas, timber sawyer Stanton n Arundel Evans Wm. cartraan 9 Essex Evans Wm. rigger 52 Augustus Evans W. P. grocer 8 Front c Moore Evans widow, 417 Pearl Evans widow Jane, Charles n Asylum Evarts Frederick, grocer 108 South h 309 Pearl Evedell Wm engraver 240 h 560 Pearl EKEJVIJVG V* POST Office A *i.JlL. 40 William Evens James G shoemaker 226 Church Everett Daniel, 26 12 Walnut Everett Jesse, medical electrician 43 Chatham Everett Joseph, E Bank n Greenwich lane Everett Mary widow of John, 129 Greenwich Everitt James C. mason 97 Forsyth Everitt John L cabinet maker 60 Beekman Everitt N C. grocer 47 Elm Everitt Wm. Delancy c Bowery Everitt W m butcher 65 Fly-market Everugbim James, merchant Market c Bancker Evernghim Jos D. drygoed st 170 Water b 14 White Everngliim Joseph D k Jas. dry good st 170 Water Evers Susan, 24 Hudson Everson Geo. Iastmaker391 Pearl Eveison I. labourer 31 Watts Everson widow, c Broome and Thompson Evertson widow Eliza, 39 Liberty Evins Jeffry, waiter 112 Mercer Evins Lewis, cartman 5 Dominick Evins Luther, shipmaster 70 Front Evrard Francis, 132 Chamber Evrrad Eliza, mantuamaker SO Roosevelt Evrrad James, cabinet maker 80 Roosevelt J? wen G W. butcher 30 Fly-market h Bowery 204 MERCEIN'S Ewen John, grocer Goerck • Ceiancy Ewing James, rigger 26 Pell ;J - Ewing Thomas, mariner 92 IL'nry EXGHJ1JYGE W'-'l COFFEE-HOUSE Pint c ..g;!^" | A'assau Eyers O. 70 Franklin Ezekiel T. quill and paper manuf 8 Clark Faaet John, mariner 66 Bayard Facan John, grocer 120 Chamber Fader Wm. carpenter Broome c Goerck Fady John, seaman 136 Mulberry Faga* Alex. Greenwich n Bank Fagan Edward, cartman 12 Rivington Fagan Francis, grocer Elm c Grand Fagan James, cooper 80 Wall Fagan John, c Chapel and Chamber Fagan Michael, cartman 130 Chamber Fagan Patrick, 34 Augustus Fair George, merchant 199 Greenwich Fair John, dry good store 197 Greenwieb Fairbanks David, 69 Suffolk Fairbanks Wm. carpenter Grand n Elm Fairburn James, Washingtou a P«rry Fairchild Hamlet, 47 Nassau Fairchild Isaac, tavern 158 Fly -market Fairchild Samuel, tailor 24 Crosby Fairchild Thomas, 496 Pearl Fairchild Thomas, Hester n Orange Fairehild Thomas, 109 Reed Fairley Hugh, sawyer 372 Washington Fairlie Alex, grocer 276 Spring Fairlie Francis, distiller n Love Lane Fairlie J. elk sup court city hall h 41 Cortlandl Fairty Thomas, 85 Orange Fairweather Thomas, shoemaker 104 Mulberry Falaise Faustin, 11 Hudson Falconer Archibald, mer 189 Broadw h 44 Robinsoii Falconer David, merchant 36 Division Falconer Joseph, 204 Washington Falconer Samuel, shoemaker 364 Pearl Falconer Wm. ven blind mak 336 h 339Greenwiclr Falconer Wm.388 PearJ Falconer Wm. 68 Bayard Falconer & Co Stewart, merchants 6 Old-slip Fanning Barclay, grocer Grand c Orchard Fanning H. merchant 183 Pearl Fanning Henry, merchant 21 Provost Fanning Solomon, cabinetmak 37 Pump Fanning widow of Samuel S4 Bowery Fanshavv Daniel, printer 20 Slote-lane h 37 Broad Fansbaw , importer 65 Eldridge Fantine John, carpenter 139 Hudson Farclo Geo. 666 Broadway Fardon Abm. sailmaker 248 Front h 13 Franklort Fardon Thomas, measurer 23 Roosevelt Farellc Elizabeth, 61 Mott Farger Daniel, labourer 207 Bancker Fargis Mrs. mantuamaker 1 Warren NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 200 Vargis Peter, hatter 1 Warren Fargo Moses, shipcarp. Lewis Man bland Farington widow, 183 Hat-man Farley James, cartman 124 Mulberry Farman James, mason 5 Torbert Farmer Peter, dry good store 123 Bowery Farmer Thomas, merchant 6 Greenwich Farnham Henry, carpenter Perry n Herring Farnham Rufus, carpenter 31 Watts Farquhar James, Sailor's Snug Harbour Farquhar Si Son Jas. wine mer 36 Vesey h Broad- Farr Joseph M. gauger 188 Mulberry [way n Art Farr Wm. porter 71 Fulton Fariall James, cooper 15 Pump Farran Daniel, shipmaster 11 Spring Farran Hugh, labourer 118 Bancker Farran Mrs. nurse 98 Reed Farran John, weaver Watts n Hudson Farrand Enos, carpenter Herring Farrar Daniel, 141 Fly-market Farrar John, victualler 69 Cortlandt Farrell James, grocer 37 Henry Farrell James, auctioneer -267 William ' Farrell widow Catherine, 198 Hester Farres Thos. weaver Bank n Greenwich lane Farrington Charles, grocer 123 Elizabeth Farrington David, grocer Stanton c Ridge Farrington Elijah, chairmak 3d Rhynder n Broome Farrington George, grocer Ridge c Stanton Farrington George, Ridge n Stanton Farrington jun. George, grocer Bowery c Gerard Farrington Isaac, 141 Hester Farrington James, shoemaker 170 Bowery F arrington John, grocer First c Bowery Farrington Thomas, cartman Ridge n Stanton Partington Thomas, Pitt c Stanton Farrington widow Elizabeth, Elizabeth n Sprin » Farrioius Benj. artificial florist 53 Division Farris Joseph, carpenter 550 Pearl Farron Arthur, mari/ier61 Harman Fash Adam, shipwright Pitt n Delancy . Fash Andrew, cooper 50 h 39 Cross Fash Daniel, inspector of lime Houston n WooUer Fash Jacob, grocer 173 Grand c Orchard Fash John, butcher Elizabeth n Spring Fash Michael, shipmaster 38 Ortfl.ard Fash widow Elizabeth, 47 Mott Fash widow Sarah, 25 Pell Fassaur Michael, rear 237 Spring Faugeras Mchwlas. 224 Bowery Faulkner Jacob, 105 Division Faulkner James C tailor 2 Uurling slip Faulkner John, grocer 122 Bow«ry c Grand Faulkner Josiah,52 Orchard Faulkner and Bayles, blinduiakers 105Divisiou Faure Vincent, 487 Pearl Faure widow Mary, 64 Pine Favel widow Mary, washerwoman 89 Orange Faver^au Francis, timnau 103 Cherry r^Tpr Fawpell Christian, hairdresser 154 Fullon 18* 206 MERCEIN'S Fawpell John, hairdresser 277 Green w h 168 Reec' FawpeM widow, 362 Washington Fawset Jn«. carpenter Grand n F.ssex Fawnit William, smith 77 Forsyth [23 Frankfort Fay Henry A. alt. &l com is. to ackn. deeds & not Fay Jonathan, brass foun. 159 Cherry ti 28 Nassau Fay Joseph D. couns. and notary 23 Frankfort Fay Luke, grocer Bancker c Pike Fayard Francis, hairdresser 477 Pearl Fealy James, 72 Cross Feek; Charles C. shoestore 209 Greenwich Feeks David, shoemaker Willet n Delancy Feeks Jonathan, cartman Broome n Ludlow Feeks Joseph, 185 Grand n Ludlow Feeks L. grocer Pumpe Orchard Fceley James, labourer 103 Cross Feely Michael, 44 Mulb-rry Fegan Jno. grocer 136 Bancker Fegan widow of Edward, grocer 31 Cross Feghan Terrence, grocer 33 Cross Feizler John, shoemaker 37 Vandam Fekke John, boardinghouse 60 James Felbouse James, pump maker 552 Broadway Felch Caleb, cartman Lewis n Broome Felch Wm. carlman Ridge n Stanton Fellows James, 3 Maiden-lane h 58 Cortlandt Fellows Thomas, merchant 31 Orange Fellows &. Langwortby, grocers 166 Fly Market Felshousen Jas. Pump maker Art n Bowery Felter Daniel, Greenwich n Charles Fetter Henry, shoemaker Greenwich c Perry Felter Lucretia, shocbinder 175 Orange Feltus Rev. Henry J Hester c Bowery Fenillet A. importer 1 Garden Fenn G. merchant Front c Peck slip Fenn, Gaines and Co. 36 Peck slip h 172 Cherry Fennell Richard, mariner Elran Grand Fenton David, mariner Redwickn Greenwich Fenton John, Washington n Hammond fenton Peter, sawyard 447 h 445 Washington Fenton Porter, 27 AnthoDy Fenton Robert, cooper 8 Elm Fenton Samuel,-glover Orange n Prince Fenwick Wm. labourer 32 Bancker Ferdon J«hn S. tinman 399 Broadway Ferdon W. cartnmn 8 Norfolk Ferdon widow, 17 Spring [ren Fergusou-Catberine, nfcrino shawl washer51 War- Ferguson George, boardinghouse 296 Pearl Ferguson George, accountancy Cheapside Ferguson Horace, I.Vjouier 13Torbert Ferguson James, accountant 37 Harman Ferguson James- boatman Broome n Lewis Fergjson John, naval officer 165 Fulton Fe ;,uson John, grocer Walls c Greenwich Fergusor John, trunk maker 54 Chatham Ferguson Juo tobacconist 167 Division Ferguson Robert, sawyer Orange c Hester Ferguson Robert, cartmaH booster n Springi Ferguson Robt. sailmak20 Coen slip h 91 Murray NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 207 Ferguson Sarah, 72 Forsyth Ferguson Wm. artist 121 Bancker Ferguson widow Mary, 10 Watts Ferguson widow, 164 Bancker Ferguson li Welchtn? n, rouble manuf. 229 Wash. Ferlat Stephen L. 131 William Fernald Richard M. Arundel n Division Ferrell Miss, ladies dress maker 55 Augustus Ferrens John, carpenter 529 Greenwich Ferrers widow of John, 57 Murray Ferret widow, 42 North Moore Ferriere widow Martha, 173 Division Ferrier capt. John, 123 Harmau Ferrin John, baker 6 Mott Ferris Amanda, 57 Forsyth Ferris Benj. attor. and couns. 254 Broadway Ferris Benj. silversmith Amos n Herring Ferris C. G. attor and comrais. 68 Cherry h 20 Oak Ferris Daniel P. lamplighter 135 Collect Ferris F T. M. D 22 Duane Ferris George, merchant 141 Front Ferris Henry P. 254 Bcoadway Ferris Jacob, chairm. 99 Rivington Ferris John, porter 15 Leonard Ferris Joseph, carpenter 550 Pearl [Forsyth Ferris Laning, butcher 65 Fry market h Delancy c Ferris Maria, seamstress 110 Orchard Ferris Mary, widow, grocer 27 Old slip Ferris O. M. 57 Forsyth Ferris Thomas T. Charlton c Hudson Ferris widow Hester, Christie n Grand Ferris widow Susan, Grand n Christie Fessart and Brotbers,39 William [wards bl3 Beekm Fessenden T. attor. &. justice of the 1st, 2d, and 3d Fetcbman Henry, sugar refiner 94 Chapel Few cel. Wm. 10 Park Place Fick A. grocer Forsyth c Pump Fick Harman A. Pump c Forsyth Fick John E. gro.O. Haeilem Road n 4th mile s! Ficket Gnrdner, grocer Water c Gouverneur Picket Sam. fc Crockett, carpenters 564 Water Field Abby M. mantuamaker 173 Fulton Field Arby, Stanton n Essex Field David, teacher Grand n Norfolk Field Edward, carpenter 13 Clarke Field Hezekiab, grocer 81 Bancker [Broadw Field Hickson W. com. mer. 28 Burling-slip, h 372 Field Jacob, shipmaster d Doyer Field James, 35 Mott Field John, shoestore 69 Chatham c Duane Field Josiah, 22 Mulberry Field Oliver, Lewis Man. hi. Fiald Peter, sboestore 43 Chatham Field Peter H. cartman Broome c Orchard Field jun Peter, watch &.clockm. 206 Greenw. Field Rich mer. 416 1 2 Pearl Field Samuel, distiller 173 Spring Field Sarah, tailoress 21 Pell Field Waters, board, and victualling 20 Catherine ■«! Field Whitehead, sboema. 7 Birmingham 208 MRECEWS Field widaw Catherine, 262 1 2 William Field k Briggs, tack and brad mak. Stanton n Suf* Fielding Mrs. milliner 8 John Fields Mc-x smith 80 Eldridge Fields Daniel, shoemaker 105 Molt Fields Thos. cooper 15 Elizabeth Fields William, mariner 55 Oak Fields widow, 29 Elm Fields widow, Broome n Arundel Fields widew, 77 Mulberry Fife W. shipmaster 52 Rutgers Figuet John B. Arundel c Delancy Filleraon Smith, rear 575 Water Fillemore James, smith Front n Walnut Filligree Thos. P. gilt ornamental art. 145 Chamber Filmore Wm. carpenter Elizabeth n Broome Finan Michael, 31 Cross Finch Ann, fruiterer 84 Mulberry Finch David, carpenter Lewis Man. hi. , Finch Ferris, grocer 85 Division c Market Finch Hannah, 176 Duane > Finch John, printer 69 Chapel Finch Jos. gunm. 261 Greenw. and 79 Maidea-iaue Finch Thos. sailmoker 232 Grand Finch Thos. 17 Pall Finch widow Susanna, Scammel Findlay Aon, milliner 152 Hester Fine Jarvis, shoemaker 329 Greenwich Fine John, blockmaker Hammond n Greenwich Fine h Co. John, blockma. 46 Wash, n Beaver-lane Finey Martin : 11 Catherine-lane Fink Alex, butch. 56 Wash. mar. h Grand c Christie Fink Arnus, butcher 22 Spring Fink Henry, butcher Thompson n Spring Fink John P. butcher 56 Wash. mar. h 99 Christie Fink Walter, ropema. Eldridge n Stanton Finlay Jane, 72 Chapel Finlay Joseph, 58 Elm Finlay Mrs. ladies' academy 25 Broadway Finly John, shoema. 427 Washington Finly Robert, printer 13 Thomas Finn James, grocer 156 Mott Finn James G. constable 90 Roosevelt Finon Martin, ashman 9 Calherine-lane Finton widow Jane, 69 Lomhardy Fiol William, boatman 93 Elm Fiora John B. porter h 553 Broadw. n Prince Firth John, musical inst%>a. Hester n Rbyndcr Fish Abraham K. mer. 124 Front h 223 Cherry Fish Adrastus, printer 30 Cross Fish David, boardingh. 309 Water Fish Job, mariner 404 Cherry Fish Mary, nurse 121 Orange Fish Nicholas, Stuyvesant Fish Preserved, mer. 134 Front h 218 William Fish Sidney, grocer 82 Vesey Fish widow, boardingh. 93 Maiden lane Fish 8i Grionell, merchants 138 Front Fi.-hbaut Petr r, Hudson n Charlton Fisher Abijab. merchant 88 Frankfort NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 209 Fisher Abraham, cartman 60 Pump [Elizabeth Fisher Andrew, butcher 49 Fly-mar. h Broome n. Fisher Catherine, grocer 549 Pearl Fisher Charles, ropemaker Orchard n North Fisher Daniel, shoemaker oppos. Art Fisher Daniel, turner 543 Pearl Fisher £. notary 8 Phoenix bank Fisher Eliab, notary 8 Phoenix stores Fisher George, sugar baker Allen n Grand Fisher Geo. L. weaver 41 Harman Fisber Henry, attor. and notary 24 Oak Fisher Henry, carpenter 15 Elizabeth [M'Dougal Fisher Henry, broker 34 William h Bleecker c Fisher Jacob, butcher, 70 Fly-mar. Fisher Jacob, carpenter 141 Hudsou Fisber James, mason 69 Leonard Fisher John, mariner 126 Bancker Fisher John, labourer 89 Bancker Fisher John, 173 Mott Fisher John, shoemaker Old Haer. road ♦^t"i*er Joseph, talloV chatodler 17 Collect Fisher Joshua, M. D. Broome n. Mott Fisber Lewis, grocer 61 Allen Fisher Moses, labourer 122 Pump Fisher Leonard, 269 William Fisher Patrick, labourer Grand n Forsyth Fisher R. shoe blaek 179 Duane Fisher Richard, 237 Bowery Fisher Theodosius, turner 315 Greenwich Fisher Thomas, merchant 129 Pearl Fisher Walker, mason 218 Chapel Fisber William, ropemaker Orchard n North Fisher W. fin mauuf. 460 Greenw. h 29 Charlton Fisher widow Elizabeth, 98 Mott Fisher widow Mary , 263 William Fisk Edward, cabinet maker 45 Lispenard • Fitch Abijab, bootmaker 81 Hester Filch Andrew, sawyer 13 Orange Fitcb Francis, teacher 43 Bowery Filch Henry, lab. rear 21 Orange Fitch Nioma. Forsyth n Delancy Fitch Samuel M. attor. and mast, in chan 96 Cherry Fitch Thomas, tanner 17 Doyer Filch W. H. teacher rear 41 Ferry Fitch, Goodwin and Co. com. n»er. 190 Pearl Fitczcbarles Thomas, driver 2 Gaynor's Alley File Henry, upholsterer 284 Spring Filzgerald Barnett, cooper 7 Republican Alley Fitzgerald Edmond, labourer 8 Hague Filzgerald Garrit, porter 28 Oak Fitzgerald Garrit, 118 Cherry Filzgerald James, mariner 252 1-2 William Fitzgerald John, butcher 11 Spring Fitzgerald William, cartman Stanton n. Ridge Fitzgerald William- tailor 117 Division it JjK Fitzpatrick Wm. rartman 60 Orange Fitzpatrick, Patrick, smith 252 William Fivey widow Ann, 55 Broad Flack John, merchant 68 Pine Flager Jacob, butcher Allen n Stanton Flagg Ebenezer, ropemaker Attorney n Delancy 210 MERCElN'S Flago Charles, tailor 41 Cliff h 5 Oliver Flanagan A C. printer 19 Beaver Flanagan Edward, sawyer Cherry n Montgomery Flanagan Edward, sawyer Grand c Goerck Flanagan James A. grocer Allen c Grand Flanagan Mary, 215 Church Flanagan Michael, sawyer Cherry n Gouverneur Flaudin P. merchant 111 Broadway h 4 Murray Flandran widow , 23 Norfolk Flandreau John, carpenter 313 Bowery Flandrow Caleb , segar maker 183 Mott Flandrow Phebe, 17 Duane Flannagan James, grocer Grand c Allen Flannigan Charles, shoemaker 45 Mott Flanrey Thomas, tailor 104 Chatham Fleet Charles hair-dresser 55 Reed Fleet Henry M. hardware st. 251 Water c Peck slip Fleming John, potter 67 Suffolk Fleming John B. merchant 435 Greenwich Fleming John>-58 Rutgers • Fleming John, cash, mefchanfi bank 16 Wall Fleming Samuel B. grocer 47 Henry Fleming Thomas, labourer Laight n Greenw. Fleming Thomas, 16 Pine c Nassau Fleming William, grocer 21 1 Division Fleming widow, seamstress 76 Cherry Flender Dilman, cartman Rhynders n Grand Flender Henry, cartman Wooster n Spring Flender Thomas, wheelw. Hudson c Thomas h 4 Flenn widow Abby, 10 Bancker [Harrison Fletcher Joseph, carpenter 33 Forsyth Fletcher Thomas, fur cutter 140 Leonard Fletcher seedsman 39 Fulton Flewry Banthazar, grocer 340 Pearl Flewwelling Samuel, cash, city bank h 51 Pine Flinch capt opposite S. prison Flinn James, pilot 85 Gold Flinn Wm. iuer. Duane c Augustus Flock Henry, cartmanJBroome n Mott Flood Joseph, marshal 214 William Flood Samuel, mariner 112 Mulberry Floor John K. butcher 24 C«th. mar. h 91 Elizabeth Florence John, carpenter 101 Bayard Florentine Abraham, cabinet rnak. 46 Mulberry Florentine James, boat builder 42 Elizabeth Florentine Thomas, 65 Mulberry Flot .id John, dry »ood st 172 Chatham Flower John, 5 Mott Flower v SamI". shipmaster 28 Cortlandt Floy Michael, nursery d seedsman Broadway n Art Floyd Augustus, attor at law and not 41 Nassau Floyd Dolly; washerwoman 42 Roosevelt Floyd S. mechanic 18 Essex Floyd Samuel, 67 Greenwich Fl , nn Ar.d'.v. rahinet mak 319 Water Flynn H"gu, 11 Reed Flynn John, tailor 32 Barclay Flynn Michael, wheelright 94 Mulberry Flynn Wm. labourer rear 13 Clarke NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 211 FlynD , watch maker 36 Pike Foes Edmunson, cartman 79 Sullivan Fogal Geo. iron founder 607 Water Fogal Win. baker Perry c Greenwich Foght Jno. M. 57 Pump Foke, Ahm. cartman 9 Chapel Foley James, labourer 23 Augustus Folgar Reuben, mariner 601 Water Folger Frederick L. mer 73 Pearl h 108 Fulton Folger Reuben, Dutch c Fulton Folger Robert C. sailmaker 86 James [ard Follausbee Wm. mariner- 28 Christie Folmar John, watchmaker 133 Broad w h 43 Lispen- Fontaine C. G auc and com mer 129 Water h 25 Fontaine E. merchant 47 Pine [Garden Fonlayne Joseph, merchant 52 Norfolk Foos widow Martin, 44 Bancker Foot widow Lydia 80 Chapel Foote Israel, com mer 46 Wall, h 57 Cortlandt Foote Thomas, chandler 66 Chapel Foraira Manual, mariner 77 Bancker Forbes Alex, carpenter Thompson n Broome Forbes David, grocer Esses c Hester Forbes Garrit, weigher 59 Robinson Forbes George, bookbinder and seller 87 Bowery Forbes James G. mer 505 Broadway [Greenwich Forbes J. accountant Gilbert, Greenwich h 436 Forbes John, librarian 16 Nassau City Library Forbes J. W. silversmith 90 Broadway Forbes W. G. 48 Dey Forbes C V. G silversmith 136 Broadway Forbes widow Sarah, 23 Oak Forbes widow Ann, GHbert Greenwich Forbus John, fig blue and coffee man jf 131 Reed Force Ephraim, brassfounder 6 Orchard Farce Squire, cartman 189 Mulbeiry Force William. carpenter 189 Mulberry » Force widow Mary, 98 Mott Ford Benj. cabinet maker 1 Forsyth Ford Ebenezar, carpenter 16 White Ford Geo. peddler Weoster n Bleeeker Ford John, hat store 17 Maiden lane Ford Patrick, peddler 36 Anthony Ford and Stanbury, Lewis, merchants 31 Front] Fordbam Caleb, carpenter 163 Bancker Fordham George, inspec of lumber 393 Pearl Fordbam Geo. shipmaster Collect c Leonard Fordham Jsaac, cartman Laurens n Spring Fordham Miss Eliza, milliner 393 Pearl Forden Saml. porter bouse 9 Chatham Forewit Matthew, tobacconist 124 Mott Forey P. J. furrier Christopher n Herring Foreman widow Eliza. 21 Elm Forfair Lewis, grocer 54 Duane Forraan David, saddler Greenwich c Charles Forman George, printer and bookseller 201 Fultoa Fj. nan Sarah Ann, hoarding!] Grand n Forsyth Forman S. Elm c Hester Forman Thomas, cartman 16 Ludlow Forman William, stone cutter 137 Reed •12 MERCEIN'S Forn Robert, shoemak 13 Bridge Forrest Jas. 49 Forsyth Forrest Wm. 66 Dey Forrester A. letter carrier Columbia n Broome Forrester James, teacher 11 Garden Forrester Joseph, cordwainerSl Lombardy Forrister Andrew, shoemak Crand n Crosby Forshay Garritt, shoemak 68 Allen Forshay Levi, grocer 37 Leonard Forshay William, cartman Hudson c- Vandam Forshay Jit Co. grocers 99 Chapel Forshee William, rnpemaker Allen n Stanton Forsyth John, merchant tailor 105 Water Forsyth Robert, grocer Hudson c Vandam Fortier Lewis H. 24 Eldridge Fortune M. smith 49 Anthony Fortunett Francis, 83 Lombardy Fosdick Clement, painter Christopher n Herring Fosdick John D. shoemaker 89 Christie Fosdick Richard B painter Christopher n Herring Fosdick Samuel, painter Amos n Herring Fosdick R. B. k. E. rain, painters 478 Greenwich Foshay Abraham, cartman Clarke n Spring Foshay widow Catherine, 213 Spring Foshee Abm. M'Dougal n Bleeckcr Foster Andrew, mer 65 South h 10O Greenwich Foster Asa, shipmaster 25 Pell Foster Charles, shoemak 1 Anthony Foster Daniel, mariner 259 Water Foster Geo. shoemaker 98 Cross Foster Geo. grocer 132Bancker Foster Mary Ann, grocer 86 Mulberry Foster John, coachman rear 35 Jay Foster John, cartman 31 Norfolk Foster John, sailmaker 115 Orange Foster jun Joseph W. 442 1 2 Pearl Foster Samuel, 208 Division Foster Thomas, cartman Broome c Norfolk Foster Wm. cartman Vandam n Hudson Foster Wm. cartman 86 Mulberry Foster Wm. butcher 60 Fly-market h Brooklyn Foster , bookbinder 3 Chapel Foster &. Giraud, merchants 65 South Fosters J. 73 South Fotheringhame Geo. marble cut. Debroues c Hud. Fought Jaeob T baker 2 Vandam Foulke Joseph, 155 South h 81 Chamber Fountain B. fruit store 199 1-2 Greenwich Fountain Elijah, marshal rear 5 Chapel Fountain Elias, dry good st 254 Broadw h 27 War- Fountain Gideon, merchant 5 South [reu Fountain Henry, 251 Spring Fountain Isaac, painter 17 Chapel Fountain Isaac, painter 92 Mott Fountain Joseph, segar maker 71 Spring Fountain Mary Ann, boardingh 5 Chapel Fountain widow Clarissa, 280 Division Fourett Isaac, carpenter Prince n Tliompsom Fourniquet L gold and silversmith 29 Franklin Fowler Catherine, 7 Chapel Fowler Charles, milliner 348 Pearl NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. ilS Fowler C W. attorney 178 Fnltoo Fowler David, stonecutter Dominick n Varick Fowler David, shipmaster 198 Bowery Fowler David, while lead manuf 410 Bowery Fowler Drake, shoenik 2 mile stone op Vouxkall Fowler Edward, cartman 10 Crosby Fowler Geo W. shoemaker 171 Bowery Fowler Gilbert, grocer Greenwich c N Moore Fowler Hannah, drawing acad 258 William Fowler James, cartman 72 N Moore Fowler John, rigger and boardi ngh 48 Cbeapsidc Fowler John, shoemak 69 Spring Fowler John, tailor 886 Pearl and 184 Hester Fowler John, shipmaster 238 William Fowler John, tailor Id Essex Fowler Levi, crockery st 68 Bowery Fowler Mary, 19 Division Fowler Mary, milliner 9 Division Fowler Mary Ann, 89 Anthony Fowler Moses, cartman Wooster n Bleecker Fowler Moses, shoemaker 74 Bowery Fowler Pexce), shipmaster 286 Greenwich Fowler Richard, harness saak h trim. 86 Crosby Fowler Tbaddeus, dry good st. 12 Division h 68 Fowler Theodore, cabin^trak 9 Division [Bayard Fowler Theodosius, 44 Franklin Fowler Walter, 98 Cbeapside Fowler Wm. carpenter Grand c Allen Fowler , mariner Cberry c Walnut Fowler widow A. grocer Sheriff n Broome Fowler widow Catherine, nurse 10 Beach Fowler widow D. 78 Forsyth Fowler widow Elizabeth, Broome c Cannon Fowler widow Elizabeth, Grand u Allen Fowler widow Lydia, 29 Hester Fowler widow Jane, 39Vesey Fowler & Devans, sboemak 74 Bowery FowieT &, Wyckoff, attorneys 178 Fulton Fox Armada, tailoress 84 Mulberry Fox Charles, Hamersley Fox George S mer. 177 Pearl b 22 Rose Fox Jacob, cartman Thompson n Grand Fox James, 64 Pine Fox Jobn, 36 Walker Fox John, lamplighter 80 Sullivan Fox Joseph, cordwciner 71 Henry Fox Robert, grocer 89 Water Fox Wm W. merchant 307 h 308 Pearl Fox , mate 43 Cheapside Fox widow Fanny, boardingbouse 6 Cherry Foy Hannah widow, S>1 Murray Fracks John, shoemak 89 Roosevelt Fradenbargh C. 20 Anthony Fradenburgh G. carver 20 Anthony Franchi widow Susan, 27 Elm Francie Jane, segarmak 105 Anthony Francis Anthony, 37 Barclay Francis Casar, labourer 12 Frankfort Francis Diana, 34 Orange Francis Geo. printer 24 Pell . - ' • • 19 214 MKRCEIN't ' Francis Henry M. 515 Greenwich Francis Jesse, Pitt n Delancy Francis John, sexton 79 Mulberry- Francis John, dry Rood st. 112 Division Francis John W. M O 20 Vesey Francis Lewis, 87 Church Francis Lucretia, 77 Bayard Francis Margaret, whitewasker 65 Mulberry Francis Nathaniel, silversmith Warren c Greenw Francis Peter, porter Grand n Ludlow Francis Thomas, gardener Love Lane c Bowery Francis Thomas A. labourer 38 Augustus Francis , shoestore 148 Front Francis widow, 89 Orange Francis widow Sarah, 97 Chatham Francisco Jacob, constable 172 Spring Frank Jacob, custom-house officer 99 Elm Frank Joseph, 36 Augustus Franklin Abraham, 19 Liberty Franklin House, jjjw'g;^ Broadway c Dey Franklin Insurance jjrjjjjjj.^ Company,. 45 Wall Franklin James, labourer 33 Henry Franklin James, labourer 138 Esses Franklin John, pres. mech. insur. co. h 521 Water Franklin Juvenile Seminary, rear 236 Greenwich Franklin Juvenile School, J. V. D. Moore principal, Franklin Thomas, 49 Franklin [42 Rose Franklin Wm. mariner 90 Bancker Franklin widow Margaret, 136 Grand Franklin ty- Minturn, auctioneers 63 Wall Franks Josiah, I. accountant 126 Pump Fraser Abraham, 150 Reed Fraser Alex, coalyard 274 Front h 46 Oliver Fraser Charles, painter, gilder and glazier 69 John Fraser Daniel, painter Oliver n Bancker Fraser Donald, weigher 64 Gold Fraser Grace, mantuamaker 27 Cherry Fraser Gcmima, Elizabeth n Broome Fraser Jesse, combmaker 25 Maiden Lane h 115 Fraser Mary, 181 Broadway [Liberty Fraser Robert, 218 Fulton Fraser Robert, 86 Front Fraser Robert L. slioemaker 33 Vandam Fraser Simon, shipwright 53 Harman Fraser Susanna, 404 Broadway Fraser widow, Broome n Mott Fraser widow Eliza. 1. teach, of music 1 Chamber Fraser widow of Duncan, 8 Batavia Frasse Henry, mechanic 91 Fulton Frawd Wm. bootmaker 142 Water Frazee Abraham, cartman 360 Washington Frazee James, marblecutter 358 Greenwich Frazee Wm. marblecutter 352 Greenwich Frazee widow Mary, 73 Henry Frazee W. J, marble cutters 355 Greenwich Frazer George, stonecutter Washington n Canal Frazer H. teacher 25 Roosevelt NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 215 Vrazer John, Christopher n Burro* s Frazer Michael, copperplate printer Grand n Orcb > Frazer Sarah, 3 Chapel Frazier John C. baker Goerck n Broome Frazier Thomas, mariner 64 Orange Frazyer widow Mary, tallow chand. 26 Catherine Frcal Hugh, grocer Orange c Anthony Fream John, sashmaker67 Hester Frede Augustus, shoemaker 43 Augustus Fredenburg Jonathan, Ridge n Rivington Frederick George, 24 Hester Frederick Isaac, mason Grand c Forsyth Frederick John,cartman Pitt n Stanton Frederick John H. cartman Varick n Broome Frederick John, segar manufac. Collect n Leonard Frederick Margaret, 92 Henry Frederick Peter D. carpenter 43 Elizabeth Freeker Richard, attorney 13 Cedar Freeborn G. 22 Rivington Freeborn Andrew, 39 Lombardy Freeborn Tho. merch. 210 Front, h 140 Bowery Freeborn widow of Thomas, grocer 111 Anthony Freel John, cartman 131 Delancv Freel Owen, 31 Cross Freeland Eliza, 123 Division Freeland Jacob 75 Duane Freeland John, cartman 20 Laurens Freeland Joseph, cooper 250 William Freelaird Michael, labourer 196 Division rt *i"'' Freeland Samuel, painter 85 Front Freeland Simeon, smith 56 Leonard Freeland Wm teacher 275 Sprinsc Freeman A. cartman foot Jay c West Freeman Aaron, cartman Mulberry c Spring Freeman Abner, shoemaker 219 Water Freeman Abraham, smith Perry n Greenwich Freeman A. bootcleaner 1 Beach Freeman Charles, hairdresser 203 Water Freeman Charles, waiter 4 Crane Wharf Freeman Isaac, mason 14 V Moore Freeman Isaac 164 Bowery •• AtiW'v'* ■ Freeman Isaac R. founder Beach n Chapel Freeman Joel, carpenter 65 Sullivan Freeman John, mariner looBancker Freeman John labourer 64 Sullivan Freeman Moses,, chairmakcr 13 Eldridse Freeman Moses, mason 138 Hester Freeman Wm. C. }40 Hester Freeman Win. Bowery n Vauxbatl Freeman widow of Saml. coal yard 26 Ror-»velt Freeman Widow, 412 Pearl Frte Mason Lodge Rooms, Gity-botcl, St. John's Freenstone John lab. 314 Water [hall, Tamn'y hal! French Anderson, cartman Broome c Sheriff French Benjamin 92 Hester F rencA Consul's Office, 34 Reed ' - 1 French rev. Charles, 30 White French Cromwell, 146 Orange French Gideon, soap chand. 277 Spring French John C. collector rear 170 Bowery French Peter, carpenter rear Grand n Mott 218 MF.KCEIN'S French Wm. carpenter 9(> Orange Fi'pncb Wm. smith Collect c Htster Frey rev. Joseph Samuel, C. F. 11 Oak Fricbot widow, Collect n Grand Fricke John, suoestore 44 Fulton Friedle Andrew, artificial florist 117 William Friel Charles, grooer 132 Front Friel William, grocer 70 Wall Friend Engell, clock ma. k bra. found. 132 Hester Friend George, printer Broome n Goerck Friend widow Harriet, Grand n Crosby FRIEJYJDS MEE f- *_4 IJVG HOGSES Frockley Lano. 11 VundeWHier Frois M. mer. 108 Water b 20 White Fromenl Andre, cabinetmaker 102 Orange Frost Abraham, grocer 22 Nassau h 60 Hudson Frost Allen, shoemaker Spring, n Varick Frost Benj. B. shoestore 66 Boweiy Frost Eera, 124 Division Frost Henry, shipcarpenier 4 Orchard Frost Henry, mer. 118 Herman Frost Isaac, mer. 216 Front h 22 Market Frost Jacob, dockmaster 8 Grand n Christie Frost John, butcher 223 Orange Frost John, engineer 76 Harm an Frost L J. mer. 60 Forsyth Frost Obediah, grocer 77 Lombardy Frost Samuel, carpenter Attorney a Delaaey Frost Samuel, barber Walnut Frost Samuel, carpenter 126 Church Frost Stephen, shoemaker 323 Bowery Frost Susanna, dry good st . 39 A nlhony U 201 Green - Frost Thomas, cartman 1 Housten [wich Frost William, grocer 18 Spruce Frost William, measurer Rivington n Eldridge Frost William, carpenter 19 Oak Frost Zebulon, Market Frost widow Hannah, 235 Spring Frost widow Sarah, 24 Henry Frost D A. it. 3 J. grocers 124 Division Frost L I. and E. merchants 278 Pearl Frost &. Gantz, shipwrights Oliver c Water Frost & Smith, merchants 278 Pearl Frowd William, 46 Beekman Frumento A. hairdresser 1 Wall h 10 Lutobei Fry John, 573 Water Fryett widow Rebecca 336 Washington Fulkerson Philip, sergt. in chan. Sheriff n Rivingtcu Fulkerson Philip, painter 31 Orange F '.'.Hard Benjamin, 109 Lombardy Fullen James, labourer 35 Lombardy Fuller BenjamiDi shoemaker Co Elizabeth Fuller Francis, chandler 30 Lumber Fuller Mary Ann, tailortss 28 Pump Fuller T C. cartman V Vandara. Fuller William, painter 30 Authooy Fullmer John, baker 76 Pearl Fulmer George, baker 476 Pearl Fultop Alice, Grand n Mangiu 364 Pearl, ami Elizabeth Liberty n Grim. 7i HctUr NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 217 Fulton Rebecca, 74 Varick Funk David, sailmaker 114 South Funk Nath. pilot 86 Fulton Funk widow of John, 45 Cherry Funk Elizabeth, 85 Bancker Furlong Edward, mariner 7 Norfolk Furlong Robert, labourer Hester n Broadway Furman Abraham, 28 Fletcher h 187 Fly-market Furman Coe, grocer 220 Front h 26 Oak Furman Daniel, tavern Little Bancker Furman Elizabeth, 25 Norfolk Furman Gabriel, 1 Nassau Furman Howard, mer. 213 Front h 263 Water Furman J. lum. m. Cherry c Jefferson h c Harman Furman John, shipmaster Grand c Corlaers Furman Richard, roperaaker 114 Orchard Furman Samuel, Delancy n Ludlow Furman Thomas, cartman Delancy n Ludlow Furman widow Sarah, Spring c M'DoUgal Furman G and G C. grocers 220 Front Furman and Co. Wm J. flour st. 228 and 230 Frottf v urniss William, 85 Chatham Fury Martin, grocer and junk store 88 Front G Gable Augustus, cartman North n Ropewalk Gable Henry, 63 Pump Gable John, druggist 157 Mulberry Gaetan Augustus, dentist 23 Barclay Gaetans Francis, sugar toy maker 124 Harman Gaffer Joseph, cartman 24 Laurens Gaffit George, Stone c Desbrosses Gaffit John, cartman 3 Clarke Gafney Philip, grocer 24 Augustus Gage Asa, shipwright Lewis n Grand Gage Samuel, grocer Stanton c Lewis Gage Wm. grocer North c Lewis M. I. Gagle widow, 86 Bancker Gahagan Carroll, teacher 1 Staple [mond Gabn H. consul gen. for Sweden 20 Broad h Ham Gaillard Joseph, mer. 12 Beekman Gaillard P. shipwright 116 Lombardy Gainer Patrick G. hairdresser 16 Frankfort Gaines John, labourer Broome n Christie Galatian William W. upholsterer 61 Broad Galaway Michael, malster 89 Bancker Galbraith Hugh, saddler 164 Water Galbraith Humphrey, shoemaker404 Greenwich Galbraith Josiah, weaver 404 Greenwich Gale Ann, cake st. 14 Walnut Gale John C. saddler 154 Water Gale Moses, mariner 4 Pelham Gale P. W. attorney tt2 Murray h 194 Greenwich Gale Samuel, Dominick Gale Wm. cartman 56 Rutgers Gale & Barber attor & counsellors 82 Murray Gale jun. h Co Mosrs dry good st 173 Greenwich i' 6'aler Wm. carpenter Canal n Hudson [224Duan<> Gallagher Catharine 27 Augustus Fulton Fire 27 iS 21 8 MERCEIN'.- Gallagher Edroond P. 28 Roosevelt Gallagher Edward, labourer 129 Mott Gallagher George merchant 06 South h 6 Vt&ne.t Gallagher Hugh, cart man Nicholas William Gallagher John, cartman 134 Molt Gallagher John, porter vaults 1 Murray Gallagher John, mason 5 Republican alley Gallagher John, coachman 3 Repub Alley Gallagher John, register office 2 Warren Gallagher Jno. labourer 109 Anthony- Gallagher Patrick, grocer Mott c Hester Gallagher Peter, 29 Cross Gallagher Rebecca, beardingh Collect n Ckapat Gallagher Wm. labourer 1)8 Leonard Gallaher Andrew, shoemaker Mott n Prince Callaher Benj. carpenter 253 William Gallaher John, cooper 119 Orange Gallaudet James, sheemak 139 Greenwich GallaudettPaul, marshal 3 Mott Gallivan James, smith 28 Oak Galloone Oliver, Cress c Anthony Gallope Benj. hairdresser 64 William h 19 Cedar Galloway Tobias, shoemaker Elizabeth n Broome Galteker it Nasf, Collect n Grand Galvin Jno. shoemak. 25 Moore Gamage Amory, mercht 61 John Gamble Adam, shoemaker Elm n White Gamble John, 28 Cross h 74 Green Gamble Thus, painter 16 Christie Gamble W illiam, smith 28 Cross Gamble widow Mary of Andrew, 119 Mott Gamon William, mariner Thompson n Broom; Ganda Eliza, tailoress Scammel Ganet Chai. grocer Elm e Pearl Ganner John, baker Hester n Forsytb GantierS. S. perfumer 5 Park Gantly Daniel, W. mer 164 Pearl h 38 Barclay Ganto Thos. dry good st 3t>7 Broadway Gants John, shipwright 66 Pump G'ants widow Elizabeth, 74 Pump Gantz Gabriel, mariner 104 Bancker Cant? jun. .Francis, shipwright 206 h. 21) Cherry Garbrance widow, boardinghouse 53 Jobn GarbitU Jno. cartman 48 Anthony Gardenier Barent, at and conns c Spruce & Nassau Gardenier Hester, tailoress 25 Pell Gardiner Arthur, carpeater 66 Hosts r Gardiner David attorney 12 Wall Gardiner Catherine, 64 Church Gardiner Laband, shipmaster 10 Market Gardiner Samuel S. attorney 12 Wall [20 Vesey Gardiner and Van Antwerp dry good st 169 B.way h Gardner Arthur 06 Hester c Elm Gardner Charges A. 21 Arundel n Grand Gardner Charles K. arsenal h 84 Franklin Gardner G«o. 205 Fulton Gardner Geo. grocer )6 Orange Gardner George, grocer Vesey c Washington Gardner James, 212 William rVardncr J. B. carpeuter Delancy n Ludlow NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. jr» Gardner John, F. baker 10 Augustus Gardaer .Nathaniel 79 Lombard/ Gardner Pbebe, 9 Nassau Gardner Rowland, H batter 50 Chatham Gardner Thomas, '2f- 7 12 William Gardner widow of Andrew 14 Cheapside Gardner widow Eliza, teacher 56 Forty tb Gardner widow E. tailoress 21 Pell Gardner widow Jane, teacher 54 Putap Gardner h Hicks,sbip chandlers, 183 Front h 39 Garlow S. 9. taiJor 67 Water Garmo Wrn. D. grocer 106 Vesey Gariel Francis, grocer 148 Fulton Garland John, confectioner 76 Jobt> Garland Thomas, 72 Reed Garling Jno, butch 124 Bancker Gamer Frederick 305 Pearl .<*-#»,' Gamer James 187 Hester Garner John, bttardinghouse 243 Water «*»■, Garner widow Mary, Hammond n Asylum Carnett Geo. 6*2 Leonard Garnett J. print, ink manuf. Cherry n Gouverneur Gamier Thiolliere Charles, mer 10 Broad Garni's Thos W mer 169 Pearl, h 372 Greenwich Garnits Thomas, 137 1-2 Chatham b 4 Roosevelt Garr Aadrew S. attor and cOun 50 Pine Garrah Augustus rear 4 Allen Garet David roperoaker 2d aven. n First Garnore Nath. cartman 193 Mott Garret John, ropemaker Allen n Stanton Garrelson Henry V. merchant 56 Pearl, h 203 Elm Garrison Abraham A. cartman Desbrosses n Hudson Garrett Cbas. grocer Elm c Pearl Garrican G. sugar baiter 94 Chapel Garrick widow, 7 Mangin Garrison H. dry good st. 204 Fulton Garrison James, cartman Broome n Arundal Garrison James, cartman 77 Chapel Garrison John, cartman Renwiek ,- ■a^^'j Garrison Peter, cartman 63 Maedougal Garrison Reuben, 132 Mulberry Garrison Richard, sweep 33 Henry Garrison widow,/611 Water Garrison Widow Rachel, 54 Pump Garrow Lewis, wood inspec. 137 Pump Garson Thomas, bookbind. 14 Chamber Garttan Patrick, grocer 16 Oak and 58 Rooseve Gartney John, 102 Cross Garvey Michael, grocer Bancker c Walnat Gasroigne Cbas. merchant Jones n Greenwich Gascoigne J fc. C. march . 67 Pine h 6© Maiden-lane Gaskin Wb. carpenter 10 Thomas AlS0$s Gasner John, mariner 92 Bayard Gasner Morris, tin worker 136 < hatbam i^ j t Gasque Peter, sboemak IK) Mulberry Gassin James, 92 Church Gassner Andrew, mer 121 Chatham b 4 Orange Gassner Daniel, merchant 25 Chatham Gassner John B. goldbeater 161 Division Gassnon Peter, 133 Chatham Oastoo Joanna, boardinghouse 51 Nassau 2iO MERCEIN'S Gates Caleb, shipmaster 1 1 Bancker Gates Geo. mead garden Old H. Road n 4 m. stone Gates John, dry good st. 126 Chatham Gates Leonard, smith 101 Chatham Gates Tobias H. merchant 125 Chatham Gatewood Wm. 72 Chapel Galfield James, 207 Washington Gatfield John, painter 103 Fulton h 451 Pearl Gatfield Mrs. 12 Nassau Gathwright Jotham- mason c Broome and V'arick Gathwright Nehemiah, carp. Grand n Crosby Gatter John, smith 338 Greenwich Gatley Henry, optician 207 Water Gautier Elizabeth, 79 Warren Gavey John, 115 Greenwich Gavit Joseph, grocer Grand c Ludlow Gawly James, Chapel u Beach Gay Calvin, dep surveyor 46 Forsyth Gay Jane wMowJ^STMattv-flsir a •<'»•:.'. Gaynon John, teacher Hammond n Greenwich Geary Daniel, carp, rear 29 Charlton Geary Owen, 19 Cross Geary Wm. gardener 335 Bowery Gebbard F. 93 Greenwich Cedney Abm. wheelwright Lombardy n Goavern. Cedney Robt. combmaker 409 Pearl Cedney Robt. 196 Division •7edney Thomas, combmanuf. 409 Pearl Gedron Madame, cook 160Duane Gee Wm. 57 Henry Gee Wm 53 Henry Geer Darius, carpenter 101 Elm Geer Geo. 175 Chatham Geer Joshua, shipmaster 193 William Geer Seth, builder 34 Rynders n Broome- Geer h Riley, builders 418 Broadway Geery James, grocer 1 19 Mulberry Geery John, Hester n Broadway Geery Joseph, 6 Elizabeth Geery Samuel, grocer Mott c Bayard Geib Adam, teacher pf music 23 Maiden-lane Geib Geo. patent music school 146 Fulton Geib JASiW. music store 23 Maiden-lane Gelston D. collector of customs 26 Broad Gelston John, 7 Franklin Gelston John C. mer. 78 Pearl h 108 Fulton Gel?ton Maltby, 56 Barclay Gelston widow of James, grocer 194 Division Gemmel James, watchmak. 290 Broadway Gender Robt. 54 Elm Gender Thomas, 145 Fly-market h 84 John Genin John IS. grocers 18 James-slip Genin fc Parsons, grocers 18 James slip Genn Wm. confectioner 142 William Gentil Peter F. music mast 105 12 Reed Gentil Thomas, grocer 6 New Gentil , cabinetmaker 23»Warren Geordson Matthias, shipw. Eldridge n Rivington George Henry, Charles George Isaac, mariner 226 William - George James, rigger 78 Scammel NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 2*1 (Veorge John, 104C«dar George Samuel, 132 Division fVeraghty Franeis, fraitoroO Dnane Ceran Frederick, chairmak. 65 Mulberry Cerard Gcrshnm, mason 62 Watts Gerard James W atty 13 Nassau h 77 Bcekman Gerard Joseph, cooper 43 Ann Gerard Peter, 62 Chamber Gerard widow, Goerck n Grand Geraud Tapo, 140 Dnane Gere Wm. shipmaster 80 Hannan German Elisha, boatman Grand n Norfolk GERJUAJV LV- THERAJf CH. Verman Calvin Rej 'or. ffpjffl Church, Nassau. Germond Samuel, tallowchand. 188 Bancker Gerrodet Wm. carpenter up end Mulberry Geslen A C. silk factory 9 Anthony Gestnerker Anthony & Son, musicians 22 Spruce Getty John J. physician 203 Chatham Gibart Nicholas, 297 Greenwich Gibbons John, tanner Torbert c Herring Gibbons Samuel, butcher 164 Elizabeth Gibbons Thomas, butcher 14 Fly-m h l» Stanton Gibbons William, cartman Broome c Eldridge Gibbs Israel, tuer 109 Orange, office 117 Broadway Gibbs John W. shipwright Frout n Walnut Gibbs John W. sbipcarpentcr rear 519 Water GibbsJohn, accountant Broome n Suffolk Gibbs Joseph, bellowsmak^r 416 Greenwich Gibbs Nathaniel, mariner, 102 Bowery Gibbs Robert, labourer Allen n Grand «f^M#3 Gibbs Sibley, boarding house 80 Pearl Gibbs William P. joiner 42 Esses Gibbs William, labourer 49 Pearl Gibson Andrew, tailor 19 Mulberry Gibson Dorcas, washwoman 7 Chesnut Gibson D. S. 50 Frankfort flibson Henry, labourer, 404 Chapel Gibson Henry B. 112 Pearl Gibson James, jun. 98 Front, h Elm . ;f CJ , Gibson John, cartmaq 9 Crosby Gibson John, shoemaker 104 Beekman Gibson John, rigger 86 Henry Gibson Mrs. boarding house Depeyster Gibson Mrs. Eleanor, seamstress 45 Sullivan yirjfiff Gibson Wood, saddler 8 Dey •; t » Gibson widow Elizabeth, 36 Augustusv^JoJ Gibson widow Hannah, 32 Chapel Gibson widow Jane, Herring e Carmine Gibson widow Jane, East Bank Street Gibson widow, E«|Bank n Greenwich lane Gibson ii Davis, piano-forte makers 61 Barclay Giddis DaDiel, tailor 72 Front Gidney Daniel, 7 Reed Gidney James, carpenter, 206 Bancker Gidney John, labourer, 16 Hannan Gidney Thomas, carpenter Gouverneur WiUiam Street 222 MEKCEIN'S Giesenhouse widow Catharine, 23 Henry Giezy Antoine, turner 77 Orange Giffin Simon M. rous. inst. maker Jones Greenwich Giffin William, carpenter Rivington n Essex Giffing Christopher, silversmith 40 Chapel Giffing George, coachmaker 40 Chapel Giffing William, carpenter 40 Chapel Gifford Alexander, mason c Washington & Hubert Gifford Arthur N. broker 35 William Gilford Benjamin, linen draper 139 Bancker Gifford James N. merchant 100 Wall Gifford Silvanus, mariner 95 James Gifford widow 184 Church [Henry Gilbert Edw. tobneco and starch manuf. Clinton c Gilbert James, grocer Macdougal opposite King Gilbert John A. cartman 13 Thomas Gilbert John W. 132 Fulton Gilbert John, fig blue manuf. 128Lombardy Gilbert Josbua, tobacconist, lie. 270 Water Cilbert Thomas, Burrows n Bedford Gilbert Ulalite, fruit store 193 Duane Gilbert William 1'. Greenwich Gilbert William W. Grenwich lane n Christopher Gilbert William, tobacconist Clinton c Henry Gilbert William P. mariner Reason Gilbert widow Mary, 90 Bancker [end of Mulberry Gflbert &. Brothers, soap and candle manuf. upper Gilchrist Elizabeth, 12 Anthony Gildersleeve Richard, cartman Ridge n Delancy Gildersleeve Thomas, labourer Sheriff n Broome Gildersleeve William chairmaker 65 Mulberry Giles Anuila, 4 Lispenard Giles John, cartman 72 Mott Giles Robert, carpenter 50 Harman Giles widow Mary, 33 Essex Gilfeather Michael, grocer 48 12 Duane Gilford Henry, carpenter Carmine c Bedford Gilford Samuel jun. merchant 126 William Gilford and Son, Samuel, 61 Front, h 122 William Gilherson Hannah tailores* 19 Rose Gill Charles, slioi-maker 41 Chatham Gill Thomas smith Hudson o Charlton Gill St Co T A. 81 Dev Gill and Co. Robt merchant 136 Pearl h 73 Broad Gillan Darby, 13 Mott Gillelan John, shoemaker 42 Maiden-lane Gillen Ann, grocer 29 Cross Gillen John C. const, and money col. 18 Fletcher Gillen John, mason Elizabeth n Prince Gillru Laurence, labourer 15 Mott Gillen Luke, painter 29 Reed Gillender James, shipmaster 372 Broadway Gillerd Charles, 215 William Gillespie Charles, carpenter 42 Attorney [Broadway Gillespie David, lottery office {^Broadway h 137 Gillespie David, cabinet maker 16 Chryslie Gillespie James, tailor 93 Pearl Gillespie John, smith 3 Anthony Gillespie Lewis W. printer 1 Chamber Gillespie R. St W. M'Leod 106 Front Gillespie k Bell, cab. mak. and turners 11 Harman NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 223 Billet A. W. aad P. groc«rs c Franklin and Elm Gillet Henry H. carpenter 80 Forsyth Gillet John A. tinman 575 Pearl Gillet Nathan, shipmaster 172 Bancker Gilley Wm.B. bookstore 92 Broadway Gilliat widow Martha, 20 Park Gilligan John, grocer 17 Augustus Gillim Thomas, carpenter 73 Varick Gillierd John, labourer 163 Division Oil lilan Robt. cotton manuf 157 Bowery Gillingham Oeorge, musician 43 Lispenard Gillman Charles, butcher 22 Wash, mar h Provost Gillman jun Charles, butc23 Wash. mar. h Provost Gillman widow, grocer Washington c Harrison Gillmore Benj.31 Harman Gillmore John, labourer 10 Birmingham Gillmore Wm. brassfounder 167 Orange Gilioone O. grocer Anthony c Cross Gilman Jno. warehouseman 10 Birmingham Gilman Reynolds, shipmaster Cherry Corl. Hook Gilmartin Owen, mason 21 Orange Oilmore Benjamin, shoemaker 97 Henry Gilmore Elijah, grocer 16 Anthony Gilinore Mary, 31 Harman Gilmore Murtagb, cut nail manuf 11 Clarke Gilmore Robert G. mason 135 Collect Gilpin George, leather store 15 Jacob h 31 Frank!'. Gilstou widow Mary, Broadway c Hester Gimpsey Wm. 118 Bancker Ginn John, cartman 154 Orange Ginness Rachel, teacher 5 Ludlow h 68 Hester Ginnings Eph porterhouse Wooster n Spring Ginter John, fruiter 133 Division Girard Anthony, 90 Pine and 14 Fulton slip Giraud Edward, cooper 25 Nassau Giraud Frederick, 24 Walker Giraud Joseph, cooper 27 Depeyster h 43 Ann Giraud Paul T. 8 Spruce Gird Eliza, milliner 62 Broadway Gironourt Elizabeth, 49 Nassau Girvan James, tailor 101 Warren Gisner Nicholas, mariner 418 Greenwich Gisner Wm. H. sbipcarpeoter Herring Givan John, 37 Liberty h Bowery Hill Givan Robert, merchant 164 Pearl Givens John, porterh 60 Bowery liv sta 7 Whitehall Givans Josiab, mason 14 Orchard Givricourt Henry, 224 Orange Glancy John, grocer 84 h 7? Front . '■> Glanten Elizabeth, 172 Division Glasban John, 167 Hudson Glasier Goddard, shipwright 403 Cherry Glasier John, shipmaster Montgomery c Cherry Glasier Nathaniel, shipwright 24 Gouverneur Glass Alexander Sxmerchant 77 Beekman Glass Edward, shiflwriijbt 195 Harftian Glass James, shoemaker and grocer 303 Water Glasson widow Mary, hat trimmer 230 Greenwich Glassy Matthew, smith 106 Bancker Glaze Wm. glass cutter 399 Greenwich Glaeier Elias, 231- Forsyth MERCEIN'S Glaaier Rjobard, shipwright Gouvcra«ir Glazier widow of John , 29 Cbcyatle Glen Daniel, labourer 31 Roosevelt Glen Simon, cordwamer 112 Lorabardy Globe Fire Insurance ^ |p| jjfl Company, 55 Weil Glover Jobn t. mer. 226 Pearl h 350 Broadway Glover jun. Jobn, merchant 226 Pearl Glover Peter, shoemaker 890 Wnter Glover Thaddeus, carpenter 27 Forsyth Glorer Thomas, painter 2() Old slip Glowr widow Ann, 82 Orange Glover widow E. Laurens n Spring Goatry David, 69 Suft'olk Gobal H. butcher 19 Wash. Mark, h 57 N Moore Godby Robert L hairdresser 28 Water h 16 State Godey Louis. 116 Broadway Godfrey Andrus, carpenter 44 Essex Godfrey Ezra, carver and modeller 57 Cherry >y Godfrey Knowles, shipmaster 180 Bancker ' Godfrey Mary, Grande Arundel Godwin widow Ann, Christopher n Herring Goelet Peter P. merchant 33 Broadway Goelet Robert R. merchant 59 \\ liter Goif Jno 87 Mulberry 't&H^B GofF widow Sarah, 80 Hester Goines Geo. cooper c Gouv. lane he Pine and Win. Golden Gilbert, 27 Elizabeth Golden Wm. physician 99 Bowery Golden widow Sarah, Elizabeth n Grand Goldsborougb Mary, 43 Spruce Goldsmith Joseph, carpenter 571 Water Goldlrang James, waiter Bedferd Golloer C. inspector of staves 298 Water Goman Daniel D. fisherman Grand n Collect Gomez A. L. merchant 73 South Gomez jun. A. merchant 75 Murray Gomez Benjamin, Broome c Elizabeth Gomez jun. Isaac, com. m*r. 40 Reed Gomez Margaret, 20 Cathorino->ane Gomez Richard, 1 Rynder Good John, baker 45 Mulberry Goodday James, shipmaster 20 Spring ?*|.* 4, 'iC Goodenow Sterling, attor. ii conns. Tryon (Joodfellow James, steam engineer Crosby n Grand Goodheart widow of G«orge, 3 Vestry Goodhuefc Co. merchants 44 South h 78 Greenwich Goodman Danial, engineer 32 Lumber [berry Goodman James, butcher 29 Cath. mar. b. 47 MhI- Goodman John K. mer. 8 Wall h Reed c Greenw. Goodman M. segar maker 73 Murray Goodman Richard, carpenter rear 6» Suffolk Goodman Thomas, 87 Bancker Goodman widow Eliza, 153 Banker Goodrich A. X. book st. and library 124 Broadway Goodrich Catherine, Chapel n Beach Goodrich Samuel, carpenter 60 Essex Goodrich widow Ann, boardingh. 304 P»erl Goodwin David, 65 Barclay Goodwin Edward C. Delancy n Forsyth NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 225 Good trio Mary, huckster Centre mar. h 136 Orang* Goodwin Mary, widow of Pe ter 117 MM Goodwin Thomas, chairmaker 38 Broad Goodyear James- 16 Orange Goodyear Miss, 163 Wa'er Goodyear Thaddeus, 6 Courlandt Goold Isaac, cabinetmaker 49 Beekman Goold widow Mary, boardingh. Pearl Goold widow, 10 Vandewater Goole Robert, carpenter 21 Oak Goole Wn. upboUt. 21 Oak Gordon Charles, merchant 76 Pearl Gordon dementia, milliner 63 Churry Gordon James, weaver Perry n Wasbingtou. Gordon shoemaker 49 Oliver Gordon James, 3 Liberty h 117 Chapel Gordon John, moulder 73 Duane Gordon Matthew, tailor 4 Ann Gordon Robert, grocer c Cedat and dumber Gordon Robert B. grocer 97 Bancker Gordon widow, 221 Spring Gordon widow Cb. 59 Henry Gordon widow £lsy, 67 Bowery Gore Patrick, labourer 48 1-2 Daane Gore Richard, 129 Pearl Gorgas J. J. J. mer. 138 Pearl h 62 Ann [James Gorham Samuel, sailmaker 23 Burling slip h 64 Gorham Step. ex. brok. and com mer. porter vault Gorham Wn. I. mariner 54 Sullivan [279 Pearl Gorman James, Thompson n Spring Gorman James, Hope walk M'Doagal Gorman widow Mary, grocer 128 Henry Gosline Jacob, carpenter Delancy c Allen Gosline Robert, labourer 224 Orange Gosline widow, market woman 8 Norfolk Gosman George, 496 Greenwich Gosman Nicholas, shoemaker 4 Torbot Gosman Taaraas B.491 Greenwich Gosman widow of Jacob, hnxter 12 Chapel GotierMary Ann, fruit st. 153 Water c Fly market Gottsberger John G. merchant 82 Water Goudain Laurent, merchant 127 Pearl Gouge Hannah, 11 Thomas Gould Charles, shipwright 159 Harman Gould John, boardingb. 89 Pine Gould John F. 30 Bayard Gould John, merchant tailor 245 Water Gould Lebeis, mariner 61 Duane Gould ; carpenter c Spring and Greenwich Gould S. bookseller Broad e Wall b Essex n Riving. Gould h Banks, law booksellers c Nassau Spruce Goulding Josepb, carpenter 178 Mulberry Goorlay James J. auclioneer 18 Chatham Gourlie widow, teacher 197 Harman Goutz Cbristopbar 5 Cross G'ouverneur widow of Nicholas, 23 Beaver Gouvtnuvr Market, Water foot of Gouverneur Gowins Floris, rigger 15 Water Grade Archibald, mer. 15 Stale c Bridge [lane Graci* E. G. commission and, ex. office 104 Maiden SO MERCEIN'S Gracie John, cooper 30 Mill Gracie YVra. merchant 15 State Gracie & Sons, Archibald mer. Whitehall c Bridge Gracie &. Co. china and glass store 31 Maiden lane Grady Joseph, 172 Duane Graff John, butch 2 Wash Mar h 63 Bayard Graff Joseph, butch 2 Wash Markt h 63 Bayard Graham Allen, smith 94 Warren Graham Arthur, 158 Crosby Graham Bernard, 76 Cedar Graham Charles, attorney 1 Wm. h 307 Greene ich Graham David, counsellor 69 Beekman Graham Duncan, grocer 72 Front Graham Elizabeth, nurse, Broome c Orange Graham Henry, marshal 205 Washington Si 23 Jay Graham Isaac, merchant 162 Fulton Graham James, mer 76 Fine h Broome n Forsyth Graham James, Maiden lane c William Graham John, Broadway n Art Graham John L. attorney 43 Chamber Graham John, cartman Ridge n Stanton Graham John, cartman 71 North Moore Graham John W linplate worker 178 Greenwich Graham John, merchant 59 Pine h 56 Greenwich Graham John, coachman 50 Mercer Graham John A. counsellor 43 Chamber Graham John, comedian 1 Chamber Graham Joseph, 320 Bowery Graham Joseph, boardinghouse 86 and 88 Pearl Graham Nathan B. counsand com 37 Chatham Graham Peter, cabinet maker Woofter c Prince Graham Robert, grocer Wooster c Prince Graham Robert, shoemaker 71 Cioss Graham Robert, grocer Allen c Delancy Graham Samuel, 21 Harman Graham Simon, labourer 63 Mott Graham Thomas, 75 Cedar ,*j&&i> Graliara Wm. shoemaker 28 Oliver Graham Wm. 5 Republican alley Graham Wm. Bedford Graham Wm. carpenter c Broome and Rhynder Graham Wm. cartman Attorney c Delancy Graham widow Janet, 101 Chapel Graham widow, Scamiuel n Cherry Graham widow Sarah, c Water and Scammel Grainard M. shipjoiuer 293 Front Grand Street Market, Cort. Hook foot of Grand GvaudyRufus, housejoiuer 140 Allen Graness P. Eli, mariner 90 Franklin Granger Barth. butc 2 Wash. Markt, h 217 Bowery Granger Mrs. 146 Chamber Grant Emanuel, blacksmith Grand n Crosby Grant Gilbert, grocer 47 Robinson Grant James, linplate worker 5 Thomas Grant James, 58 Roosevelt Grant James, shipcarpenter 73 Scammel Grant Jeremiah, rspemaker Attorney n Delancy Grant John, merchant 214 Pearl h Jay Grant jun. John, cooper 84 Harrison Grant John, cartman Clarke n Spring Grant Peter, shipwright 155 Harman NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 227 C rant Richard, cooper 128 Broad h 205 William Grant jun. Richard, grocer 126 Broad Grant Robert, painter 76 Barclay- Grant William, riggrr Arundel n Broome Grant William, dyer 20 Orange Grant Zebulon, accountant 123 Mulberry Grant widow, 123 Bancker Grattan W. printer 8 Thames Graverend Juste, hairdresser 147 Front Graves Edward, cartman Lewis n Delancy Graves John, mariner 56 Front Graves John Boonen,merch 65 Ann h 56Beekmaj» Graves Roswell, physician 53 Gold Gravilton J. merchant 23 William Gravis Antheny, 74 Catherine, c Oak Gray Aaron, 10 Theatre alley Gray George Washington, 190 Broadway h 112 Reed Gray James, mahogany sawyer c Hubert k. Greenw Gray James, tailor h 64 Chamber,store 4 Cortlandt Gray James, distiller Chapel c Canal h 35 Mercer Gray James, w=tch maker 72 Wall Gray Jane, boardinghousa 25 Malberry Gray Jeremiah, 106 Lombardy ■ Gray Jeremiib, grocer 43 Peck slip b 40 Cherry Gray John t printer 347 Pearl Gray John, sawyer 151 Orange Gray John, merchant 88 Water h 30 Mott Gray John, baker 27 Peck slip Gray Morehouse, bonrdinghouse 29 Peck slip Gray Nathaniel, porterhouse 8 Roosevelt Gray Neil, grocer 38 John Gray Samuel, carpenter 165 Orange Gray Thomas, shipmaster 252 1-2 Bowery Gray Uriah, grocer 44 Harman Gray William, ropemakrr Arundel n North Gray Rev. William, 119 Bancker Gray William, shipmaster 357 Pearl Gray widow Catherine, rear 249 Greenwich Gray widow Jane, 168 Duane Gray widow Mary, 14 Catherine lane Gray widow M. 9 Herman Gray widow Mary, 12 Catherine lane Gray and Co. I. printers 347 Pearl Grayson Anthony, porterhouse 52 Cherry Grayson Mary, 30 Elm Grayson widow Sarah, 54 Cherry ^t^"-' Greacen John, 182 Broadway b 15 Murray Greacen and Trowbridge, dry good st 182 Broadw Grealy Catfierine, 76 Chapel Greele Robert R. 45 Cortlandt Green Amos, carpenter Vandara n Varick Green Be nj. grocer 150 Division Green Charles, iner. 48 South Green Edmnn-1. car;>enter Cannon n Grand Green jun. Ezekiel, ir.er. 7 Coenties Green George, sawyer 10 Watts Green George, dry-good st. c Greenwich and Dey Green Gf-orge, cartman Norfolk n Broome Green Griffin, carpenter 19 Lombardy Green Henry G. carpenter 61 Chapel Green Henry, Hammond n Herring S28 MERCEIN'S Green Hugh, bootmaker 85 Mulberry Green Jacob, oysterman Hammond n Greenwitk Green Jacob, mason Renn i<:k n Greenwich Green James, grocer Christopher n Henry Green James, 51 Christie Green James, carpenter 55 Suffolk Green John, carpenter 118 Hester Green John, Perry n Washington Green Jr «ph, grocer c West and Spring Green La wrens, mariner 9 Birmingham Green Lydia, 28 Eldridge Green Mrs. 17 Orange Green Patrick, cartman 98 Cross Green Paul, cartman 218 Christie Greon Robert, grocer 162 Bowery Green Robert W. ruer. Broome u Esetx Green Robert W. 31 Lombardy Green Sampson, 6 Rose Green Thomas, rigger 87 Henry firee.i William, dyer 46 Ferry Green William, rigger Oliver n Bancker Green William, cartman 282 Spring Green jun. William, hardware 73 Vesey Green Wm. ven. blindmaker 163 b 137 Chamber Green widow Margaret, Montgomery n Cherry Creen widow of Timothy, 35 Dey Green widow Deborah, 14 Harman Green widow, seamstress 68 Orchard Green & Co. Henry F. merchants 28 Sontb Greenard Nevmson, sl'if'join. Market c Wai<*rh 168 Greene David 1. 24 Wall [Cherry Greene John, labourer 20 Roosevelt Greene Rufus, 1 Chamber Greene William, mariner 21 Henry Greene William, combmaker 58 Pump Greenell Thomas, coach painter 77 Mot! Greenfield John, roer. 77 Pean h 14 Stone Greenleaf Jeremiah, teacher 138 Fulton Greerleaf Joseph, attor. 6 Murray h 17 N. Moor* Grtfciueaf widow Ann, 17 N. Moore f»reenoak D. T. and R. hardware at. 8 Bowery Greenway Edward, mr reliant 60 Franklin Greenway & M'Kie, merchants 130 1-2 Water Greenwood Clark, dentist 3 Ann h 13 Park Greenwood Ellen, widow 13 Park Greenwood Isaac, matb inst. maker 130 Front Greeuwood Isaac I. dentist 3 Ann h 13 Park Greenwood Richard, grocer 83 Maiden lane Greenwood widow Eleanor, 137 Bancker Gregg Ann, milliner 455 Pearl Gregg Richard. Grand n Ludlow Gregory Charles, 17 M»ore Gregory John, flour dealer 26 Moore Gregory Michael, cartman 153 Bancker Gregory Nehemiah, physician Broome n Broadway Grcgus Levy, 83 Nassau Greig James, shipwright 199 Bancker Grenzebach John, grocer 1 Chatham Greswold T. E. and E. rae-obants 61 Division Gridley John V. carpenter 160 Spring NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 229 Griffen Edmund, mer. 166 Chatham Griffen Horatio, drygood st 347 Pearl Griffen James, cartman 109 Mott Griffen John, grocer 143 Bancker Griffen Michael, shoemaker 223 Division Griffen Peter, watchmaker 383 Pearl h 69 Essex Griffen Samuel, grocer 13 Catherine-slip h 9 Lorn- Griffen Sarah, 154 Bowery [bardy Griffen Solomon, mer. 402 Pearl Griffen Thoma9, hay cartman 102 Reed Griffen Wm. S. copper-pi. print. 67 Cedar h 64 Pine Griffen widow Abigail, 54 Pike Griffen widow Hannah, washerw. 112 Mercer Griffin Geo. altor. and coun. 13 Nassau h 21 Pine Griffia Gersham G. money collector 233 Mulberry Griffin Jeremiah, 153 Mott Griffin Samuel, mason Christopher c Herring Griffin Thomas, carpenter 50 Mulberry Griffin and Hoyt, watchmakers 383 Pearl Griffing Samuel, grocer 13 Cath-slip h 9 Lombardy Griffith David, rigger 221 Division Griffith Elizabeth, 22 Leonard Griffith Joseph, mariner 560 Pearl Griffith N C. merchant 69 Cortlandt Griffith William R. merchant 21 Dey Griffith G H. & R W. curriers 13 Jacob Griffiths John, carpenter 161 Bancker Griffiths John, smith 200 Bancker Griffiths John, shipcarpenter 38 Hester Griffiths Richard, smith 203 Bancker [Mott Griffiths William B. (ailor 74 Maiden-lane, and 107 Griffiths widow Abigail, 334 Washington Grigg William, 55 Maiden-lane Griggs widow Mary, 15 Anthony Grigor Geerge, rear 179 Lombardy Grill Eleanor, 270 Spring Grim David, merchant 30 Cedar Grim D. 68Chrystie Grim Philip, merchant 30 Old-slip, h 45Vesey Grim Sarah ADn, teacher rear 16 Barclay Grim widow of Jacob, 197 Mott Grimshaiv Isaac, teacher Mercer n Spring Grinnell Ann, washwoman 40 Orange Grinnell Joseph, 138 Front, h 40 Market Gripon John, fruit store 29 Catherine [n Broadway Griret John, confectioner, 30 Pike Griscom John, prof of CI. cm IV. Y. Inst, h Grand Griscom Robert, umbrella maker, Collect n Pearl Griswold Calvin, labourer Herring n Amos Griswold D. S. not. pub. 9 Nassau Griswold F. merchant 190 Pearl Griswold George, merchant 15 Wall Griswold Jacob, 51 Sullivan Griswold John, men hi. 68 South, h 482 Broadway Griswold Nathaniel L merchant 62 Chamber Griswold Zachariah. mer 96 Maiden-lane h 19 Gold Griswold k Coatcs, merchants 6S South Griswold N. L. Si G merchant* 86 South Gritman Jumes, cartman 57 Spring Gritman John, grocer c Spring and Mott .20* 230, MERCEIN'S ^Grorsbeck Abraham 40 Hester RBroesbeck Atrabam, lot. and exchange office 210 Gro.-sbeck Abraham, 48 While [Broadway Giw^'-pck V ill .tin W. 327 Broadway Gro, n Karnej. wheelwright 238 Grand n Arundel Grnchoi Job* P. 128 and 1S6 Dunne Gross Catherine 26 Frankfort Gross Edmund, carpenter 176 Bancker Gross Francis, grocer 50 Bowery Grosvenor Seth. merchant 134 Pearl Gioivenor and Varnum, merchants 134 Pearl Groteclass Gilbert, flour store 49 Barclay Groves Margaret washwoman 173 Spring Growman Robert, labourer 117 Loin hardy Grozh'it John, merchant Rivington c Christie Grubb George, tailoflKJ Harman Gruez John, cabinet maker 60 Broad Gruman Samuel E. mer 309 Broadway, h 55 Elm Grumman Lock wood. gro. 505 Grand opp. Goerck Grundy Samuel, 75 Henry Grush Robert W. rigger 117 Harman Guedron widow Mary. 36 Pike Guerin Augustus, hairdresser, 125 Division Guerin doctor Charles, 12 Murray Guerin Francis, confectioner 120 Broadway Guernsey 1, Principal N. Y. writ. acad. 138 Fulton Guernsy Levi, carpenter Elm c Leonard Gue6t John, cabinetmaker 242 Greenwich Guest Lewis, inspector of wood Lewis Guest William, cabinet maker 91 Chamber Guigcoh James, tobaccoaist 36 Chatham Guignon Lewis, segar manufactory 57 Walker Guilanden Emilc, naturalist 6 Mulberry Guion David, 81 Mulberry Guion Elijah, h carpenter and joiner 559 Broadway Guion Henry G. carpenter 28 Broome [Harman Guion Isaac, carpenter and joiner 309 Water, h 67 Guion Terolomus H. livery stable 39 Barclay Guion jun. John, 13 Rose Guion Moninntb H china store 60 Division Guion Peter, grocer 15 Crane-wharf, h 309 Pearl Cuischard Henry, tatlowchand. Elizabeth n Spring Gulick D. U Brothers, china merchants 64 Pearl Gullan Dinah, 29 Spring Gulten Richard printer 95 Broad Gumbell Henry, sugar baker 56 Mott Gumbs Edward, cooper 242 Front, h 3 Bancker Gunn David oysterman, 131 Greenwich Gunn Sarah, 51 Vesey GuDsalus P. fruit store 95 Broad Gunter John, carpenter 60 Watts Gunton John, grocer 16 Reed c Elm Gunton Samuel, carpenter Perry n Herring Gunton Thomas, 21 Elm Gunyan John, bay carlman 23 Saffolk Gurnee George, 264 Cherry Gurnee Benjamin k Co. silversmiths 98 Reed Gurrie Bache, tailoress 25 Market Guthrie Catherine 67 Ludlow Guthrie Robert, Stanton n Arundal (Tuthrie widow of William, 85 Mulberrj #■ NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 231 Gntrey John, c Hester and Mulberry Go ' f llh Joseph, pianoforte uiaker50 Cortlandt Guv lard*, wine bottler 62 William Guy Philip, labourer Bedford Guy Surah, mantua maker 40 Barclay [Sullivan Guyer Christopher, inspector of mahog. Broome n Guyou Charlotte, 2 Varick Gwyre Charles, butcher 12 Spring H Hatwker William, 199 Washington Habirshaw Martin, tailor 197 William Hacker widow Mary, 51 Orchard Hai ket Michael, stone cutler 329 Greenwich Hackney William, smith Cannon n Grmid Hackstaff Lodowick, lumber merchant 291 Church Hatl.len Bartholomew, 217 Cherry n Gouverneur Hmtiien D merchant, 2«il Pearl u 24 Courtlandt Harfdeu James, cartman Hudson n Charlton Hadden John, carpenter Varick c Vaodam II., it ii Lott, 312 Pearl, h 5 Chatham square Hadden Margaret 10 Delancy Hadden Wm. carpenter 50 Frankfort Hadley Abm earpenter 140 Allen Hadb-y George, Broome n Orchard Hadley Isaac VV. porterhouse 189 Chatham Hadley James, shoemaker 156 Duaue Hadley James, cartman Rivington n Ridge Hadley Sarah, skoe binder 76 Catherine Hadley William, 109 Pump Hadley Wm.jun 109 Pump Haff Jacob, mariner 437 Greenwich [g M'Dougai Haff John P. boot h shoemak 205 Water h Prince Haff Stephen, cartman Rivington n Pitt Hafferman Jno tanner Elm c Grand Haffey widow Ann, 11 Augustus Hagadorn Elizabeth, 26 Oliver Hagadorn John, grocer 85 James Magan Patrick, stone cutter 394 Greenwich Hagei David, carpenter Mott c Broome Hageman A. counsellor 174 Water Hageman M. seaman 95 Mulberry Hagerman A. mercht 130 Chatham Hagerman D. carpenter Skinner h 121 Lombard)- Hagermao Daniel, carpenter Grand n Suffolk Hagerman Henry B. atlor and couo. 13 Frankfort Hagerman Peter, Lewis c Delancy Hagerman William, cartasan 51 Spring Hagerman widow, Jone«, Greenwich Haggerty Darby, grocer 6 Anthony Haggerly George, grocer 183 Dua'ne Haggerty John, merchant 81 Murray Haggerty W. stone potter 78 Franklin Haggerty iiAisten, merchants 167 Pearl Hagner William, labourer 57 Ann Haigh William, shoemaker Greenwich c Cbarlcj Haigb widow Betsy, Crosby n Spring Haight Benjamin, altor 59 Willium Haight Benjamin, 207 Broadway b 4 Park Plate Height D. L. merchant 165 Pearl h 34 Dty Haight David, merchant tailor 232 Bowery Haight Geo. mercht 210 Broadway S3* 1 ff^MERCEIN'S *«aight Gilbert, saddler 153 Water Haight Halsted E. merchant 166 Fulton Haight James, mariner 146 Cherry Haight John E. 148 Greenwich Haight John, bak«r Grand Haight John, 6 Chamber Haight Nich. milkma.i 8 Rivington Haight Warren, mercht 201 Broadway Haight &, Ebbets, mei chts 216 Broadway Haight J &. N. dry good st 218 Broadway Haight DL.&JE merchants 165 Pearl Haight CSiD. grocers Grand c Chryslie Haines Edw. waiter 82 Chapel Haines Daniel, baker 90 Bancker Haines Daniel shoemak Bancker n Walnut Haines Elijah, cartman 57 Allen Haines Isaac, cartman 261 Spring Haines Jackson, grocer 165 Washington, u 54 Dey Haines Richard, 1 Front Haines Richard 1 1 Front Haines Win. dry good store 80 Cedar Haines widow Hannah, 540 Water Haines & Johnson, merchants 92 Pearl Haines &. Hunter, grocers 163 Washington Hains Caleb, cartman Orchard n Broome Hains David, cartman 108 Mott HainsJobn, 19 Suffolk Hains Peter 15 Crane wharf, and 209 Front Hains William, 63 Suffolk Hnlden Wm. gardener Greenwich lane n Perry Ha e Jolm, mason Willet n Broome Hale Joseph, stone mason Orange c Franklin Hale M. teacher c Beach and Chapel Hale William, attorney 9 Nassau Hale widow, 46 Ferry Haley Dominic, 34 Cross Haley Eliza, mantau maker 61 Warren Haley Henry, shoemak Broome c. Sheriff Haley John, carpenter 64 Cedar Haley Pa'rick, 25 Augustus Haley Paul, grocer 122 Anthony Haley Thos. cartman 40 Molt Hall A mer tailor 213 Greenwich Hall Alexander, shoemak 14 Thames Hall Andrew cartman Burton n Bedford Hall Andrew, hatter'Greenwich c Vesey Hall Archibald, painter 29 Hester Hall Arch jun. painter 53 Rutgers Hall Asa, sawfiler 36 Robinson Hall Asa, hatter c Vesey and Greenwich Hall C. B. ready made linen st 5 William Hall Daniel, merchant 462 Pearl Hall Dorothea, washwoman 62 Hester Hall Francis, printer 60 Wall h 41 John Hall George, mariner 24 Fletcher Hall Getty Eliza, mantua maker 36 Robinson Hall Gooden G. merchant tailor 210 Greenwieli Hall Isaac, clerk 34 Oak Hall Isaac B. boatman 69 Suffolk Hall Isaiah, grocer Delancy c Forsyth Hall James, painter 277 Water NEW-YC-V DIRECTORY. 23S Hall James- carnentfir 145 Reed Hall John, 5 V\otfr% i Hall John B eariraab Broome n Clarke Hall .'i iM rr-Jiant 449* Greenwich Hall John 23 Chapel Hell Ji^eph, b.^iss founder 29 Watts Hali Joseph, grocer 82 Bancker . ' Hall Joseph, boot and shoemaker 56 Maiden lane Hall Joseph, painter 323 Pearl Hall Lane, labourer 2 Walker Hall Mathew, whitesmith 280 Water Ha!. Michael, baker 78 Barclay Hal! Mott, cartman Mott above Prince Hail Peter, rigger 17 Henry Hall Ralph, merchant 257 Front Hall Ralph waiter 51 Warren Hall Robert, carpenter 180 Collect Hall Sally, 108Orchaid Hall Thomas, mariner 29 Oliver Hall Thomas, organ«t>uilder 53 Mott Hall Wm. house carpenter 6 Allen Hall Wm. musical instrument ma Woostern Prinze Hall Wa. C. shipcarpenter 23 Eldridge Hall Wm. soda man'if 50 Spring Hall William, shipmaster 55 Allen Hall Wm. cabinet maker 10 Henry Hall widow, grocer 22 Thames Hall widow Jane, 27 Mulberry Hall widow Fbebe, 36 Robinson Hall and Ovutt, 454 Pearl Hal i and Co. Andrew, hatters Greenwich c feuy Halleday Arthur, grocer 13 Ann c Theatre-alley Hallenbeck Garrii S. shoemaker 91 Elizabeth Hallet Abraham S. merchant 9 Beekmaa Hallet jun. James, inspec. of lumber 249 Spring Halltt Richard, carpenter 379 Bowery Hallet Richard S. merchant 39 John Hallet Wm. coach trimmer 81 Mott Hallett Gideon, shoemaker 175 Division Hallctt James, musician Grand n East Rivtr Hallett jun. Samuel, 92 Cedar Hallett Samuel, tavern 392 Bowery Hallet! Wm. P. att not and commis 57 Fnlton Halley John B. tavern near state prison Hallick Benj. cartmau Goerck n Delancy Halliday Robert, merchant 60 Pine b 627 Broadw. Halliday Thomas, shoemaker Grand n Elm Halliday Wm. mason 1 12 Church Halligan Richard, cartman Elizabeth c Prince Hallock Elisha, physician 60 Market Hallock Henry, 14 Spring Hallock I physician 53 Cherry Hallock James, grocer Grand c Allen Hallock Silvanus grocer Grand c Essel Hallock Silvanus, grocer 52 E r ?ei Hallock Zepheniah, shipwright 311 Spring Hallock widow Phebe, 21 Ann Hallock and Far'.hani, carpenters 62 Fulton Halsey Abraham, 11 Vandam Halsey Abraham, carpenter Willet n Delancy 234 MERCEIN'S Halsey Benj. weaver Crosby n Grand Halsey Doctor B. W. 91 CHlher'me Halsey David, carpen 44 Suffolk shop 253 Cherry Halsey ElinsT. carpenter 81 Mulberry Halsey George, grocer 32 Pike Halsey Isaac, dockboilder 241 Delancy Halsey Jacob, lumber merchant 332 Greenwich Halsey Jacob A. merchant 68 Lispeuard Halsey James S Broome c Forsyth Halsey John, 45 Chamber Halsey John C. 260 Greenwich store 189 Water Halsey Luther, 40 Suffolk Halsey Mrs. midwife 18 Chrystie Halsey Richard, North c Lewis Manhal Island Halsey Slcphen, grocer Montgomery c Cherry Hnlscy and Ebbets, fur store 189 Water Halsey and Gosman, grocers 139 Washington Halstead Briggs, moulder 38 Sullivan Halstead John D. cabinel maker 271 Spring Ha'stead John, carpenter 103 F ulton Halstead John, carpenter 72 Gold Halstead MissS. teacher Spring c Varick Halstead Pcarsoiucarpenfer 140 h 126 Pump Halstead widow of Chrslo. 19 Oliver Halstead widow Margin «l, Detbrosses Halsted A. L. 1 Pbenix buildings h 92 Tump Halsted Abraham, carpenter Broome c Willet Halsted Caleb O merchant 12 Broad h New Halsted jun Ezekiel, dry good store 434 Pearl Halsted James, halter 24 James Halsted John gutter m;'ker439 Greenwich Halsted J .fin. carpenter 64Cli.?h 72 Gold Halsted J bn. labourer 281 Bowery Huls'ed Oliver, 3 Wall c Broad h 41 Greenwich Halstei' Phebe. 78 Chatham Hasten Underbill, dryeoodst 450 Pearl h 9Mott Halsted Wna. M. mer 100 Pearl h 25 Bridge Halsted and Co. B. 73 Be ;Uman Haly and Thomas, booksellers 142 Broadway Hamersley Andrew, 25 Cortlandt Hame.Hey L. C. Si T. uercbants 176 Pearl Hinnernley L. C. and T. 1 16 Pearl Hamerslev Thomas, r ercbai.t 97 Greenwich Haivierstey William M. D. 27 Dey Ham ill Robert, carpenter 1 16 Mulberry Harrull W D. sailmaker 2 Birmingham Hamilton A I. C. 626 Pearl Hamilton Alex, boardiughouse 155 fly-market Hamilton A I 236 Broadway Hamilton A I. ii C. 640 b 626 Pearl Hamilton A J. mer h distil. 286 Water h 131 Wm. Hamilton Edward, morocco dresser 70 James Hamilton G C. grocer 276 Water Hamilton Henry, cartman Elm n Leonard Hamilton .Limes, ca'lman 76 Bancker Hamilton James, mariner 71 Cedar Hamilton James, grocer Elm c Anthony Hamilton .1 A. masl in chan. fccouo, 18 Cedar h r< Hamilton James C. 17 Dutch [Jay Hamilton James K. 71 Broad I lamilton John, cartman 21 Hester * NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. £35 Hamilton John, weaver Grand □ Allen Hamilton John C. atty 24 Vesey b 35 Barclay Hamilton John L. 115 Greenwich Hamilton Patrick, labourer21 Catherine-lane Hamilton Robt. paver 207 Rivin»ion Hamilton Samuel, grocer Christopher. c Bedford Hamilton Wm. carpenter 139 Greenwich Hamilton Wm. blacksmith loot Bowery hill Hamilton widow Ann. 18 Thames Hamilton & Co James, merchants 90 Wall Hamilton and Burges, merchants 91 Wall Hamilton Rich'd D & Co dist 286 Waterh 131 Wm Hamilton & Latham, carpenters 23 Lombardy Hamlin A P 113 Pearl Hamlin h Vanvechten, 118 Pearl Ham leek James, grocer Allen c Grand Hamraell Hannah, 464 Broadway Hammell James, skinner 121 Orange Hammell John, merchant 103 Mott Hammell rev Wm 130 Re*d Hai.uuell Wm H. 295 Broadway Hammed A'igiisttis. J II Front h 1!) Provost Hamnaett and Lane, merchant? II) Front Hammond Geo. hairdresser 55 Walker Hammond Henry, cartman n Hammond Hammond haac. c Wellington and Hubert Hammond James, 53 Cedar Hammond Judah. att. Zi coun. 9Frankf h 176 Hammond Samuel, carpenf«r 128 Hester Hammond Wm. cartman E Bank n Greenwich lane Hammond Wm cartman EBank Hammond Wm. hairdresser World's end 574 Pearl Hammy Wm. tailor 40 Forsyth Hampshire Jacob, butcher 281 Bowery Hampton Ephraim, porterhouse 28 Park Hampton Henry, 4 Chapel Hampton Wm. grocer 346 Greenwich Hanan Henry, grocer 53 Catherine Hance Revo C mer 38 Fulton ii 18 Oak | Hancock David, cabinetmaker 24 Sew Hancock J. smith 127 Greenwich u 15 Thames Hancock Wm C. tal. chand Broome n Sullivan Hancock widow, 23 Sheriff Hand Jeffry. inspeo of lumber 3 Pelham H.,iid Jotham, cartman Collect c Franklin Handley W. accountant 9 Orange Hanascuch Henry, tailor 21 Nassau Handy Wm. M D and surgeon 4 Warren? T* Hanford jun Lewis, carpenter 7 Stanton Hanford Philander, grocer 29 Peck slip; Hanford t VI eed, 108 Division h 90 Henry Haniball S'ephen, waiter 50 Collect Hanifen widow Sarah, 59 Hirman Hanigan Denis, grocer Walnut c Lombardy Hankin, »>o boaibuil 309 Water h Lomb'y c Rul- Hankins Wm. shipmaster: 208 Hester r ger3 Hankinson widow of Ambrose C. 24 Chapel Haoiner John, grocer 373 Pearl ' Hauna Laurence, brassfounder 6 Torbot Hannah Jaue, fruit store 178 Duane 236 . MERCEIN'S : i, Hannah John, coppersmith 259 William |Hpannab Wm, tailor 27 Mulberry Haitian Alex, grccer 102 Anthony Hannao Sa.ch, boardingliouse 333 Water Hannigan Edward, g.icer Cherry n Walnut Haimiiig Alex, teacher 5 Charlton Hanover James, tanner 28 Oak Hanratty Franen, grocer Goerck n Grand Hanshe Henry, cartman c Laurens and Spring Hnnson John, revenue officer 15 Henry Hanson Joseph, physician 54 N Meore Hauson Wm. rigger 56 Bancker Hanson widow of Robert, 16 Crane wharf Hanzahan James, 100 Division Hanzaban Sarah widow, 17 Division Hapgood k Smith, merchants 205 Broadway Harbeck Henry, mer 109 Front h 101 Bowery Harbour Master's Oft™, 202 rVater Haidcastle John, printer 10 Chesnut Hardcastle John, printer 8 Cherry Hai dcastle Thomas, grocer Hudson c Charlton Harden Samuel Lot, 71 Hester Hardenbergrev Chas. Greenwich lane c Amos Hardenbergh C. counsellor 39 Wall Hardenbergh J R. gunpowder manuf 10 Pine Hardenbrook A W. tinwork 293 Peerl h 110 Fultdn Hardenbrook jun Abel, sailm 75 Front h 55 Hudson Hardenbrook J A . soap and can. manuf. 133 h 135 Hardenbrook Jane, wash wo. 6 Vestry [Bowery Hardenbrook John W. 293 Pearl Hardenbrook Mary, » idow of Philip 87 Hester Hardenbrook Peter, 76 Sooth Hardenbrook jun Wm brassfonnder 90 Fulton Hardenbrook k Durbrow, saitmakers 71 Front Hardenbrook k Parsons, grocers 76 South Hardenburgh Charles, Greenwicb-lane Hardick Justus, tobacconist 1 15 Henry Hardie James, A M. scrivener 47 Duane Hardie John, baker 14 Rose Hardie Robert G. coathniaker 14 New Hardie Wm. L. tobacconist 169 Bowery Hardie Wm. bootraao 6 Thomas Harding Jiime. , mariner 8 Lumber Hardin:- R H furniture carv. 9 Frankfort h 3 Vaa- Harding S. watch case mak. 203 Wm. [dewatcr Harding Thomas, mer 308 Greenwich Harding Win. labourer Watts n Canal Hardman John, scab maker 318 Water Hardwick widow Miry, 110 Henry Hardy Edw ard, 51 Fulton Hardy Edward, 162 Broadway Hardy James, grocer Walnut Hardy Thomas, cabi. etmaker 5 Forsyth Hardy Wm gro^ Church c Warren Hardy widow Jane, 104 Harman Hare Samuel, carpenter 66 Mott Harcn John, porterVau'ta 385 Water Haren Patrick, tailor 19 Prince Harkin Robert, shoemaker 88 Bancker NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 2S7 Harkirs John - 3 Cross Harley James, 159 Chatham Harley Tbos. cabinetma. 5 Forsyth Harlow Bartlet, Delancy n Ridge Harman Patrick. 9 Catherine lane Hnrraan Samuel, lab. Montgomery n Cherry Harmon Thomas, morocco finisher 124 Law reus Harmony Nich. 125 Forsyth b Christie Harmony Peter, mer. 75 Wash, h Stale Harms Michael, 43 Esses Harned Hosea. cartman Mangin n Grand Harned widow of Math. 63 Mulberry Harned Sam. cabinetma. 66 Harman Harned Sam. W. boat builder 217 Delancy Harned Wm. 253 Broadway h Spring n Sullivan Harpel Lewis, butch. SlWasb. M. up. end Elizabeth Harper Elizabeth, 142 Duane Harper George, carpenter 67 Pump Harper George F. fisherman Orchard n Stanton Harper Jacob, 57 Chapel Harper J and J. printers 189 h 188 Pearl Harper John, tailor 314 Water Harper Sam. B. grocer 194 Front h 57 John Harper & Arcularius, grocers 194 Front Harr John M. 4S Eldridge Harral George, druggist 161 Pearl h 43 Cortlandt Harren Wm. stone mason 41 Oliver H Harren William, cartman 40 Suffolk Harrick John, 17 North Moore Harriman Sarah D. mantuamaker 178 Bowery Harrimati Wm. 19 Washington h 45 Whitehall Harrington widow Nancy, teacher 74 Hudson Harriot C. butch. 20 Wasb. mar. h 199 Mulberry Harriot George, 106 Elizabeth Harriot Gf orge, M. D. 284 Spring Harriot J. butch. 333 Wash. mar. b 211 Mulberry Harriot John, carpenter 560 Broadway Harriot Samuel, shoemaker 72 Essex Harriot Samuel, Greenwich c Charles Harris Cesar 242 William Harris Charles, shipmaster 40 Oak Harris David, rigger 16 John Harris Enon. shipmaster 37 Catherine c Baacker Harris Fred, ship carpenter 86 Rivington Harris F. marshal, 12 N. Moore Harris Geo. distiller Thompson n Spring Harris ftenry, butcher 164 Hester Harris Isaac, cartman 73 Ludlow Harris Jacob grocer 77 South Harris James, grocer 164 Fly-market Harris John, 59 Walker Harris John, rigger rear 88 Franklin Harris John, mer. 2 Pbenis Stores Harris John W. 10 Fulton-slip Harris Joice. fruit st Market c Cheapside Harris Margaret, 16 Thomas Harris V-nhanielj 170 Mulberry Harris ju,i Vatb. fisherman 124 Henry Harris Pe». P. fi sherman 124 spring Harris Robert, cartman 190 Mulberry 21 iSa • MERCEIN'S , Harris Samuel, att. and conns. 20 Cedar h 9 White Harris Thomas, shoemaker 74 James Harris Thos. grocer Reed c Church Harris Thomas, printer James c Oak Harris Thomas, grocer 84 Reed c Chapel Harris Thos. grocer 31 Anthony. Harris rev. William, 1 Columbia College Harris William, fisherman 121 Henry Harris William P. 33 Stone Harris hairdresser 597 Greenwich Harris W. G. carpenter c Thompson and Grand Harris widow Deborah, 40 Delancy Harrison David, attorney 233 Pearl Harrison G. A. merchant 67 Pine Harrison Geo. F. attorney k counsel. 16 Nassau Harrison Jabez, merchant Pine c Pearl h Grand c Harrison John, mariner 73 Lombardy [Mercer Harrison Joseph, weaver Charles Harrison L mariner 138 Essex Harrison Patrick, labourer 62 Duane Harrison Rich, trunk and harness inak. 158 Fulton Harrison Richard, 16 Nassau, Harrison R M. agricultural st. Crane w.haijf c Front Harrison Rich. N. agricultural. repos. 211 Front Harrison Rosina, 8 John Harrison Sam!, mason 137 Collect Harrison Thomas, dyer 35 Orchard Harrison W. H. 16 Nassau City Library Harrison Wm . cartman 171 Orange Harrison Wm. H. brick agent 37 Jay Harrison W'm. tailor 146 Front Harrison Wm. carpenter 209 Mulberry- Harrison William, 79 Cortlandt Harrison widow Eliza. 47 Herman Hairil Geo- druggist 161 Pearl Haroen Wesseli shoemaker 173 Orange Harrod Mary, Orange n Hester Harsam Thomas, shipwright 3 Chesnut Harscls Jane, tailoress 109 Mulberry [h 28 Molt Harsen Cornelius, drygood store Chatham c Molt Harscn C. cordwauier head Greenwich Harsen N. J &.C. shot make, Greenwichlane n 8th Harsey Henry, bairdre,s. 136 Fly-market [Avenue Harsin jun. George, grocer 41 Front h 68 Stone Hart Abraham, 257 DuRne Hart Abraham, grocer 90 Varick Hart Andrew, labourer 3 Mott Hart Bartholomew, shoemaker Bowery Hart Benj. F. trunkmaker, 1 Vesey Hart Bernard, merch. 60 Wall h 84 Cedar Hart David, carpenter 30 Esses Hart David, carpenter Lewis c Delancy Hurl Eli, merchant 179 Pearl h 17 Murray Hart Eliza, milliner 17 Thomas Hart Eph. 43 Hudson ,. ^'jjj*' Hart Esra, grocer 206 Division Hnrt Henry, drygood store 24 Division Hart Henry, carpenter Chrystie c Broom-- Hart Jacob, 42 Hester irt >amcs, 39 Eldridge t^r-fl^^H NE W- YORK DIRECTORY. 2fl» Hart James C. leacber 74 Forsyth Hart John, tailor Sullivan n. Spring Hart John, cartman Cannon n Broome Hart John I. silversmith 110 Chatham Hart John, turner 79 Bancker . Hart Joseph C . teacher 56 Broome b 74 Forsy ti Hart Joshua, 69 Mott ^i gfi LJ^i) 1 Hart Levi, merrh. tailor Greenwich c Warren Hart Monmouth, 35 Chapel la'' Hart N. milkman Greenwich lane c Christopher Hart Napthali, Christopher c Greenwich lane Hart Nathaniel C teacher 22 Eldridge h 66 Hester Hart Oevel, cartman Delancy n Lewis Hart Peter G. grocer 196 Front h 22 Beekenan Hail Robert, labourer 230 Spring Hart widow Catherine, 52 Thompson Hart widow Catherine, Nicholas William Hart widow Rebecca, grocer 141 Bancker Hart t Kane, drygood store 109 William Hart Si Nazro, merchants 94 Pearl [Bowery Hartell Adam, batcher 33 W rt sh mark, h North n Hartell Christ. F butch. 30 Wash, mar.h 10 North Hartell widow Martha, 1160rchard Hartman Lewis, grocer 423 Pearl Hartnet Morris, 6hipcarpenfer 11" Bancker Hartshorne John M. boalbuilder 547 Wafer Hartshorne Wib. printer; Broome c Cbryslie Hartsborne Win. merch 47 South h 60 White Hartwell Benj. labourer 343 Greenwich Harvey Jesse, dockb>n'li!er 64 Mulberry Harvey Lewis, boot and shoemaker 73 Cbryslie Harvey Sally. Miss 29 Reed Harvey Samuel, millwright 263 William Harvey Silas, grocer302 Spring Harvey Thomas M mercb. 73 South h 20 Hudson Harvey widow 81 Mulberry Harvey &/ Atbearn, grocers Washington c Spring Hasch Jacob, 60 Chrystie [576 Pearl Haskins Annah K. teacher of music, 181 Fulton A- Ma=kms Benj. F. lumb. mercb. 155 Water Haslets Collin G. baker 44 Oliver Hasskill Benj. sweep office 49 Mulberry Hasskill Wm. shipmaster Willet n Delancy Haas Ue,33 Maiden-lane Haswell Edward tailor 169 Church Hatch Aldeu-91 Mott Hatch Isaac, hatter 341 Pearl Hatch Junius H. attorney 37 Pine Hatcbburg John, barber 172 Duane Hatfield Abraham, saddler Cannon c Grand' Hatfield Andrew, mason 42 Lispenard Hatfield Barns, furnace Goerck n Grand Hatfield Charles R. carpenter 343 Greenwich Hatfield Elias, tinman White n Broadway Hatfield Gabriel, saddler Goerck n Broome Hatfield jun. Gilbert, merchant 46 Division Hatfield Jacob M. hatter 29 Orchard Hatfield Jesse, smith 26 Norfolk Hatfield Job S. porterhouse 93 Nassaa Hatfield John., cartman 12 Walker 240 MERCEIN'S Hatfield Jonathan, Sullivan n Broome Hatfield Joshua, 49 Orchard Hatneld Peter, Broome n Cannon Hatficlrl Phebe. baker 309 Water [Vandewatei Hatfield Richard, att'.r. coun &. mast, in cban. 16 HatfiVlet Win. C. grocer 59 Whitehall [Lane Hatfield Isaac k Jonathan, carpenters 12 St. John's Hath Anthony, custom-house, 46 Oliver h 33 Hob- Halhaway E. 1 1 State [hard Hathaway Horace, cnrpentcr 196 Spring Hathaway James, grocei 44 Cha|tel Hathaway widow of Autipas, 76 Cortlandt Hatter Paul, music instrument maker and teacher Hatton Elizabeth, 57 Liberty [Vandcwater Hattrick Peter, mer. 35 Fulton-slip h 645 Broadw. Hattrick. Lee, and Co. 35 Fulton Haukswort George 45 Whitehall Haulenbeck widow of I. P. 78 Barclay Haulthouse widow Barbara, 35 Franklin c Church and 157 Chatham Haumptman George, cabinet mak. 63 Mulberry h Haveland Ebcnezer D. dry good si. 152 Chatham Havemeycr William, sugar baker 16 Vandam Havemeyer Fred, and Wm. sugarbakers 18 Vandam Havens Daniel, carpenter Sianto n c Pitt ^ Havens Gabriel, tia'bwnr waster. WTS y f t Havens George, boatman King Havens Henry, mer. 172 Front h 28 Vesey Havens Henry P. grocer 291 Front Havens Merodock, tailor 67 Rutgers Havens Philelus, merchant 198 Front Havens Rensselaer, mer. 100 Chamber Havens and Woodhull, merchants 172 Front Haviland Gilbert, cartman Hudson n Vandam Haviland James G. 264 1-2 Pearl, h 276 Bowery Haviland John, drygood st. 262 Broadway Haviland Joseph, cartman 213 Orange Haviland Joseph, blacksmith 36 Cheapside Haviland Nancy, 144 Mulberry Haviland Nicholas, cartman Broome c Norfolk Haviland Stephen, carpenter Broome n Sullivan Haviland widow Jane, 284 Bowery Hawes Anson, ropemaker Ridge n Delancy Hawes George, butcher 7 Wash. mar. h 49 Bayard Hawes James H. grocer c Broome and Clarke Hawes Joseph, cartman c Spring and Hudson Hawes Peter, couns 104 William Hawk Elizabeth, Broome n Forsyth Hawk Peter, boalbuilder 374 Water Hawk Peter, shoemk. 196Moit Hawkes Isaac, cartman Mangin n Grand Hawkey John, carpenter 45 Elizabeth Hawkins Charles, cartman Delancy c Bowery Hawkins John, shipcar. 11 Ludlow Hawkins Joseph, sheemak. 87 Harman [way Hawkins Matthew, sashmak. and glaz. 404 Broad- Hawkins Micah, grocer Catherine ferry h 50 Oak Hawkins Mrs. milliner 129 William Hawkins Samuel, Varickc Beach NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 2 1 1 Hawkins Stephen, tailor Chapel c Beach Hawkins Tobias, sboem. 48 Nassau Hawkins Willet, cartman Cbrystie c Delancy Hawkins Zachariah. cooper 44 Orchard Hawksby Wo. 102 Cross Haw-ley Daniel, 41 Peck slip Hawley Irad, mer. 56 Oak flaw ley Seaman, overseer almshouse 132 Mulberry Hawley Trueman, hairdresser 1 Cortlandt Hawley W. M. drygood st. 302 Pearl Hawley Wm.brok. and com. mer. 177 h 862 Pearl Hawley Wm. C. white smith Broome c Mott Hawley Zerah, dentist and physician 31 Dey Hawley widow, boardingh. 89 Warren Hawxburst Hannah B. 300 Pearl Hawxhurst Israel, Cannon n Delancy Hawxburst Jacob, cartman Grand n Forsyth Hawxburst James, 12 Oak Hawxhurst Nathaniel, 207 Front h 425 Pearl Hawxhurst jun. Nathaniel, drygood st. 418 Pearl Hawxburst jun. Nathaniel 416 Pearl Hawxhurst Noah, shoemaker 44 Hester Hawxburst milliner 42-5 Pearl Hawxhurst Thomas, glover 60 Cherry Hawxhurst Wm. distiller of vinegar 60 Cherry Hawxhurst Waiter, cooper 14 Orchard Hay jun. James, mer. 3d Greenwich Hay and Wood, flour merchants 13 Sooth Hayatt Thomas, drayman tip. end Mulberry Haycock William G. Mercer n Spring Hayden Elizabeth 4 New Hayden Ezra, cooper 53 Rutgers Hayde.n John, mariner 2 Torbot Haydock Elizabeth, 86 Frankfort Haydock Wro. boardingh. 299 Pearl Haydock Wm W. 84 Frankfort Hayes Benjamim, 251 Front Haynes Edmund, 379 Broadway Haynes Thomas, pinfaclory, Green n Spring Haynes Thomas, natter I5S Wafer b 6 Fletcher Hays Archibald, grocer 9 Laight [penard Hays Jacob, dep. sheriff and high constable 2 Lis- Hays James, leather breeches maker 2S2 Bowery Hays James, cartman c Greenwich and Vestry Hays James, grocer 415 Greenwieh Hays John, harnesstnaker 93 Reed Hays John, grocer, 158 Orange Hays Joseph L 103 Bayard Hays Samuel grocer Broome « Mulberry Hays Sarah, Clarke n Spring Hays Thomas, cl.airinak Stanton n Ridge Hays Thomas, painter 19 Garden Hays Wm. carpenter 76 Reed Hays widow Rachel, 1 IS Pump Hays widow Rachael, 18 Provost Hayt Henry, shoe maker 303 Waler Havter Philip, baker Grand n Ludlow Hay ward Abner, labonrer 21 Pell Hay ward Samuel, Grand n Bowery MERCELVS Hayward Warden, whipmak 100 Pump Haywood Alex M. cabinet k cha'rrmk. Washington Haywood widow, 38 Chapel Haywood widow Ann, 143 Bancker Hazard Benedict, sign painter 6 Lombardy Hazard jun Thomas. 29 Beekman Hazard widow Mary, Allen n Broome Hazard widow Sarah, 60 Orchard Hazeton Edward, 121 Liberty Hazle Patience, 62 Orchard Hazlet John, (in and hardw st. 1 Chamber Hazlit John, tinworker c Duane and Chatham Heaan Philip, blacksmith 29 Gold Headon Wm. merchant 32 Barclay Heady Benj. lnbourer Front n Walnut Heady Henry, cooper 41 Orange Heaight Marvel, 50 Sullivan Healey Jeremiah, grocer 92 V> sey He-iley John, grocer 58 Elm c Catherine lane Healey John, labourer rear 118 Mott Healy Ezra, sashmaker Stanton n Ridge Healy Thomas P. tobacconist 169 1-2 Front Healy >Vin. curpenter 30 Lombardy Healy widow, Stanton c Ridge Heard James, 164 Pearl h 22 Broad Heard Nicholas I. merchant 144 Water Hearding Thomas, Greenwich c Jay Hearn Patrick, porter 48 Pearl Hearn widow, 6 Republican Alley Hearn widow Bridget, 5 Republican Alley Hearn widow Mary of James, Bowery c Broome Heaseldon Henry, smith Watts n Hudson Heasolton James, mason 203 Church Heath E. house carpt. 1 New Heath James, grocer c Catherine and Henry Heath John, build. Elm n Leonard h2 Benson Heeth John, carpenter 12 Stone death Samuel, grocer 91 Elm Heath Thomas, carpenter 87 Elm Heath Thomas, carpenter 39 Ferry Heath Wm. carpenter 69 Fulton Heaton Abm. gunsmith 199 Fulton h 112 Warren Heaton Edward, mason 77 Mulberry Heaton James, carbon, mead garden 316 Broadw. Heatun James, grocer 7 Dey Heaton James, merchant 254 Greenwich Heaton Richard, gunsmith 218 Green w h 112 War. Hebberd Samuel, gardener 2d Avenue n First Hebberd Southrick, gardener 3d Avenue c 13tb Hebert John, calico glazier 103 Reed Heburn Samuel, cabinetmak 11 Collect Heck Prince, sawyer 24 Broome Meckel Elizab widow of Tlios. tailor. 106 Elizabeth Heckle Maria, grocer 658 Pearl * Jleeker^ Freund John, brassfoun. 128 Hester Hector John, 41 1-2 Maiden lane Hedden James, shoemak. Wooster n Bleecker Hedden Josiab, sawyer 30 Broome Hedden Josiali, attorney 96 Beekman Hedden Margaret, 37 William NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. : j i Hedden Miss E. dressmaker 15 Cedar Hedden Wm. mas- n 96 Chapel Hedden Zopha, shoemaker Rhynden c Hester Heddy Dennis, labo irer Laight n Greenwich Heddy Isaac, cooper Hi Leonard Hedger Jeremiah printer 28 Vandam i Hedge, Timothy, attorney 227 Cherry Hedl Paul, smith Grand n Mercer Hedley Henry, uarpt. and buildej 56 Chapel He, Ley Henry C. atty 63 Baiv'v/ h 152 Spring Hcdley Henry C. attorney 65 bi.nk • Hedley John R. a!t. nota. 90 Nassau h 56 Chapel Hedrick Coniad, gardener rear Stuyvesent E Iiiv Heeny Corn?liu* ; merchant 79 h 82 Water Hefiernan John, tanner Grand c Elm Herman P. flour me.r. 230 Front h 210 Cherry Hegeman P A 7 O ik Heim Josepli, shoemaker 10 Henry Heins Lear, tobacconist 30 Roosevelt Heiser Cbristophtr, 8 Broad Heiser Henry, 'starch raak.520 h 519 Greenwich Helm widow Aon W. 19 Cbeapside Helmlmid Mrs dressmaker 117 Chamber Helme John C. pampmak Stuyvesant c 2d Avenue Helme Peter B. M D 100 Broad h 35 Broad Helmr. Samuel, cartman 42 Pike Helmes John H mariner Allen n Stanton Helmes Susan, 196 Molt Helios Be'ij mariner 68 James Heming Melsop, shipmaster 64 Lombardy Hemion Stephen, mason 41 Walts Hemmi i^'way Moses, shipwright 155 Bancker Hemon Mr grocer 80 Cherry Hempstead Benj. fancy jewelry 156 Broadway Hempsted Daniel B. jeweller 7 12 Spruce Hempsted Henry, rigger 430 Water h 75 James Hempsted Thomas, smith rear 579 Water Hendershot Michael, mariner 48 Pike Henderson David, Carmine n Bedford Henderson jun David, Broadway c Amity Henderson German, barber 158 Bowery Henderson Jacob, carpenter 29 Norfolk Henderson James, waterman 125 Pump Henderson John, pilot 44 Roosevelt Henderson Peter, cartman Pilt n Rivington Henderson Robert, cartman Ridge n Stanton Henderson Wm. harness maker 277 Greenwich Henderson Wm. merchant 55 Wall h 5 Pearl Henderson — — , waiter 21 Henry Henderson widow Elizabeth, 75 Harmau Henderson widow Jane, 315 Bowery Henderson widow Moria, 88 Henry Hendlen widow Jane, washerwoman 149 Ludlow Hendrick Aaron W mason 44 Hester Hendrick Phil, c Hester and Suffolk Hendrick Win brass founder 8 Stanton Hendricks Harman, mer 37 Beaver li 65 Greenwich Hendricks Wm. labourer Little Water Hendrickson Benj. S. sailmaker 110 Vesey Hcndrickson Betsey, school 51 Molt JHERCEIN'S Hendrickson Hendrick, Pitt n Stanton Hendrickson Isaac, cart man Grand Cor. Hook _ Hendrickson John, ship ch18 South fa 21 Eldiidge Hendrickson N. painter and glaz. 13 Clarke Hendrickson Peter, grocer Banckerc Roosevelt Hendrickson Samuel, grocer Bowery c Grand Hendrickson Samuel, 57 Ann Hendrickson Wm. mason 130 Collect Heudrickson Wm milkman 20 Pump Hendrickson Wm. carpenter Broome n Orchard Hendrickson aiid Wood, 92 South Henegar Lambert, mariner 88. Henry Henisa Thomas, labourer 7 Hague Henley Benj. brass founder 108 Henry Henman Saul, carpenter Spring c Thompson Henn Frederick, accountant 395 Pearl Henn M. milliner 395 Pearl Hennesy Michael, Delancy n Ridge [Elizabeth Henuing John, butch 11' W. Markt h Broome u Hennigar Frederick, butcher upper end Mulberry Henningoun Cornelius, mason 478 Greenwich Hennion David C. carpenter Sullivan c Houston Herinion John, carpenter 132 Collect Henraty Peter, grocer Cherry n Montgomery Henrietta Francis, grocer Grand c Goerck Henrietta James, 37 Robinson Henry Aaron, Hammond Henry Bernard, mason 127 Molt Henry Cornelius, oysterman 25 Moore Henry Edward, bricklayer 67 Mulberry Henry Edward, carpenter 21 Catherine lane Henry Elizabetb,boardingh c Spring &. Washington Heury George, oysterman 132 Front Henry James, labourer 81 Mulberry Henry Jno. tailor 34 Mulberry Henry John, mariner 18 Cherry Henry John, farrier 76 Maiden lane Henry John, ropemaker Attorney n Delancy Henry Michael, com mer 121 Water h 444 Pearl Henry Peter, miniature painter 34 Nassau Henry Philip, merchant tailor 3(5 William Henry Robert, mason rear 34 Cross Henry Robert, Burrows n Herring Henry Doctor Samuel, 110 Cherry Henry William, oysterman 8 Water Henry , tailor 108 Reed Henry widow Mary, 10 Catherine-lane Henry widow Elizabeth, grocer 299 Spring Hepburn Nathaniel, Ludlow n Rivington Hepburn and Prince, merchants 138 Pearl Herbert Timothy, silversmith 37 Jay Herbert William, cartman 69 Franklin Herbert Wm C. tailor 87 Hester Herbi-rt widow Mary, Little Water c Cross Herder Isaac, grocer 6 Ann Hern John, labourer 41 Elm Hetrard Francis, waiter 33 Spruce Herrick Stephen H. mer 23 South h 16 Markctiielu Herrick E. and J. grocers 23 1 2 South Hcrrimaa John, merchant 44 Greenwich NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 245 Herriman William S. k Co 54 Front h 86 Pearl Herriman k Davis, iner 110 Pearl h 44 Greenwich Herring Abraham, 204 Duane Herring Elbert, 92 Nassau h 204 Duane Herring Henry, labourer 27 Watt3 . 4 Herring Isaac, carpe.iter Hammond n Greenwich Herring John, cartman S Bedford ,' ^ •Herri ngbrook Wm, boardmgbouse 302 Water Herrington and Clews, boardineh 367 Water Hersell Wm sash maker Grand n Elm Hertsel Frederick, baker 71 Bayard Helherington James, grocpr Broome c Forsyth Heuslet Inglchart. Orchard n Broome Heviland Abigail, 13 Rose Hewes Benjamin, rigger &e. 24Batavia Hewitt Alexander, merchant 131 Water Hewitt David, shoemaker 85 Mulberry Hewitt Gideon, merchant 86 North Moore Hewitt John, tavern 147 Water Hewilt jun. Thomas, china store 51 Maiden-lane Hewitt Thomas, 23 Norfolk [60 Reed Hewitt Tbos. k Son, china store 289 Broadway h Hewlett Charles, 17 Fulton Hewlett N. merchant 17 Fulton Hewlett Wm. M. mer. 200 Water Hewlett C. and N. mercli 17 Fulton h Brooklyn Heyer Cornelius, mer. 29 Beaver Heyer Isaac, merchant 63 Front h 24 Beaver Heyer Walter W. mer. 234 Pearl h 21 Cedar Heyerd Jacob, grocer 346 Water Heyl Christian, cabinet maker 69 Chapel Heyl George, cabinet maker 69 Chapel Heymar widow, 169 Hester Heyward William, 129 Chamber Hewlett David B. 17 Cedar Hewlett Robert, sawyer Grand n Christie Hibhard Louis, saddler 378 Bowery Hibbard Wm. jun. 26 Nassau Hichbora Sophia, 130 Church Hick P. plaisler pan's manuf. 40h51 Mulberry Hick ii Titus, lurah. yd. 201 Cherry h 74 Lombardy Hickman Samuel, milkman Love-lane n Bowery Hicknox Clark, shoemaker Grand n Allen Hicks Benj grocer 155 Water Hicks Benj M. D. 120 Bowery Hicks Charles, 82 Chapel Hicks Elias, notary 26 Wall h 25 Mercer Hicks G. merchant' 107 Suuth h 70 Lombardy Hicks Gilbert, 74 Lombardy Hicks Mary, c Grand and Mott Hicks Isaac, tanner 197 William * Hicks James, East Bank n 13th Hicks John, labourer Goerck a Delancy Hicks John, cartman 216 Orange Hicks Lawrence, cartman 206 Elizabeth Hicks Oliver, carpenter 70 Forsyth Hicks Oliver H. merchant 219 Pearl Hicks Oliver, harness ma. and trim. 66 Thompson Hicks Robert M. drygood st. 279 Pearl Hicks Robert, shoemaker 95 Reed Hicks Samuel, pilot 76 Roosevelt 246 MERCEIN'fe Hicks Samuel, mer. 164 South h 245 BioadNvav Hicks Silas, mer 31 Rose Hicks Thomas, West c Jay Hicks Thomas, Cherry a Corlcais Hicks Wester, grocer West c Jay Hicks Whitehead, merchant 74 Lombard)- Hicks Willet, merchant 232 William Hicks Wm. cartman Orchard c Grand Hicks widow of Thomas, 26 Frankfort Hicks & Lord, hardware st. 131 Pearl Hicks, Dayton Si Co. shipchan. Water c Market L Hicks, Law rence and Co. 275 Pearl f 107 S«uth Hicks Si Co. XV. tallowchand. 5 Lombardy Hidden K. gunsmith 293 Cherry Hide Benj. mer. 6 Gonverneur's lane h 5 Canal Higbie Si Kennedy, ven. blind raak. 13 Catherine Higby David, tanner rear 22 Vnrtdewater Higday George, shoemaker Broome n Sullivan Higgins Abner, merchant 28 Bivington Higgins Daniel, cartman 74'Mulberry Higgins Elliot^ rigger 5 Pelham Higgins G. A. 59 Cedar Higgins Havey, Hester n Broadway Higgins Hitam, shoemaker 116 Mulberry Higgins James W. grocer Washington c Cortlandt Higgins James, boardingh. c Jacob and Ferry Higgins James P. hatter 44 Ludlow Higgins Martin, labourer 48 12 Duane Higgins Morris, shoemaker 14 Pomp Higgins Paul, Prince c Elizabeth Higgins Samuel, cartman Grand n Essex Higgins Surah, seamstress 36 Pike Higgins William, shoemaker 208 1 2 Greenwich Higgins Wm. labourer Broome n Thompson Higgins widow Ann, Cherry n Gnuverneur Higgins widow Rachael, Springe Ur*enwich Higgins Edward Si Son, painters 26 Beekman ' Higgins M. D. Si B. drygood st 22 Division Higgins, Lyon Si Son, roerchauts 292 Pearl Higgs Joseph, tailor 29 John Highat Edward, rigger Scammel Htghfield widow, shoehinder Rhyndern Hester Hildroth John, attorney 2 Law buildings Hildreth Patrick G master in chan. 315 Broadway Hileman Michael, botch 16 Wash. mar. h Christie Hileman William- cooper 120 Banckei [n Grand Hill Anthony, 225 Mott Hill Arthur, 32 Lumber Hill Ber.j. sen. Grand n Ludlow Hill David, carpenter Mulberry c Prince Hill Harriet, artificial florist, 53 Forsyth Hill I. ship plumber 121 Washington Hill Jnmes, cartman 109 Mott Hill John H. merchant 67 Beekman Hill John, painter 40 Elm Hill John, hardware mer. 203 Pearl Hill Joseph, 110 Church Hill Joseph, broker 83 Catherine h 1 Cheapside Hill Joseph, grocer Rivington c Orchard Hill W. shipcarpenter 126 Anthony Hillwidow B. 87 Chapel * NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. £47 Hill Benj. cartmaa 134 Bancker Hill Graniunj, 360 Water Hill Joseph, carpenter Reed c Greenwich Hill Joseph, c Duane and ChorcU Hill Marix, 551* Pearl « ' V jHMmSLtk Hill Mows, 8 Elm Hill .Nicholas, carpenter Sheriff n Delancy Hill Pumpey, labourer 43 iMott Hill Roluo, 112 Warrea . Hill Susan 101 Bancker Hill Susanna, 45 Lispenard Hill Thomas, labourer Caunon n Rivington - Hill Uri K, prof, of music Hudson c Duune. Hill William F. letter cutler 56 He iter Hill widow Mary, Orchard n Slarton Hillard William, cabinet maker 5S Aulbony Hilliard John 57 Mott - , Hillikar James, boatman 0 Charlton Hilliker John, butcher Stuyvesarit n Bowery. * Hilliker S bulcli 7 Cealre mar h Greene n Spring Hilliker Wm carpenter 25 Vandam Hilliker Wm mason 64 Sullivan Hillman William, sailmak 133 Bancker Hillyard J H. lock smith 260 Water . Hillyer Benj. carpenter 3 Allen Hillyer John, grocer 1 1 Moore Hillyer John, boarding bouse 30 Front Hillyer Wm. 1st Avenue n First Hillyer Wm. house carpenter Forsyth c Delancy Hillyer &. Co. S. &. John, grocers 10 ii 11 South Hiltman &. Son Jno. dry good it 158 Division Hilton Edward.. 185 Division Hilton John, storekeeper 187 Division Hilton Samuel, carpenter n 3d Avenue [Division Hinchman Cornelius, shoemak 91 Catharine u 80 Hjnchmaa G. Staple Hinds Hannah, widow of David 181 Hester Hines Robert, shoemak 99 Chamber Hioman Harmau, carpenter 19 Lombardy Hinman Jas. labourer 67 Mulberry [h 65 Cedar Hinsdale H. jeweller c Maiden lane and Broadway Hinton John, shoe store 195 1-2 Church Hinton John W. sailmaker 141 Washington Hinton Thomas, sailmaker Grand n Lewis - Hinton and Moore, sail duck store 93 Front Hipper John, sausage-maker 98 Crosby Hipwell Abu. smith 7 Ann Hipwell Abm. labourer 93 Harms n Hirst Arthur, merchant 187 Water h Brooklyn Hirst Geo. grocer Greenn icb lane n Perry Hirst Jno. tailor 56 Pump Hitchcock Daniel M. physician 300 Greenwich Hitchcock D. smith it wheelwr. Grand n Christie Hitchcock David, ploughwright 79Eowery Hitchcock Eben. labourer 45 Human Hitchcock Horace, grocer 215 Fulton Hitch cock Jobn, 40 Rose Hitchcock Stephen, 92 James H ichcock jun. Stephen, slate inspec. 83 Lombard- Hitchcock Wm. M, 36 Mott 248 MERCEIN'S Hitchcock Wm 215 Fulton Hitchcock and Co Wro R. grocers 44 Peck slip c Hitt H. h Campbell M. teacher 173 Bowery Hitlmaii (leo. watchmak 158 Division Hoare JohD, shoemaker Oliver u Bancker Hobart Henry, 302 Broadway Hobart right rev. John Henry, D D. 22 Vesey Hobart , writing master Herring Hobbs Richard, chandler Bedford Hobbs Sam!. 62 Allen Hobbs Sarah, grocer 10 Oak Hobbs Sam!, cartman Essex c Stanton Hobbs Sarah, grocer 10 Oak Hobby Joseph. 65 Elizabeth Hoboken ferry lioust, foot Barclay [£i Grand Hockman Wm. dockbuild Ludlow between Broome Hodges Fred, ship carpenter 572 Water Hodges George, painter 25 Lombardy Hodgkins Jos cartman 56 Rutgers Hodgkinson Thomas, Shakspcare hotel 53 Nassau Hodgson Geo. grocer 257 Creenwich ^ 175 Wash- Hodgson Geo. cartman Broome n Ludiow [ington Hodgson James 5 Henry Hodnet James, carpenter Bancker c Pike Hodson Thomas, smith Grand n Crosby Hoe Robt. carpenter 90 William Hoe Wm carpenter 29 Ann Hoe- , 11 Eldridge Hoes John, grocer 22 John and 34 Nassau Hoey Mary, widow 11 Mulberry Hoff John, merchant 112 Water Hoffman A. N. 152, h 319 Washington Hoffman Frederick, Ludlow n Rivington Hoffman Frederick, cartman Orchard n Broome Hoffman J H. musician 60 Anthony Hoffman J. O. 32 Pine h Grand n Broadway Hoffman John C. sexton 205 Division Hoffman L G. grocer Chrystie c Pump Hoffman Leonard, carver 191 Spring Hoffman Leonard, shoemaker 79 Hester c Orchard Hoffman Mariin, roer 67 Wall h Broadway n Jones Hoffman Murray, attorney 8 Pine Hoffman Murray, 488 Broadway Hoffman Ogden, 32 Pine Hoffman Simeon, cartman Stanton n Essex Hoffman wido'w Elizabeth, Chrystie o Hester Hoffman Vanbueren, grocers Washington c Dey Hoffman ^ Glass, auction room 67 Wall Hoffr.iire Wm mason 151 Church flogau John, sawyer 442 Greenwich Hogarth, merchant 39 Hudson h 3 Harrison Hogencump John, cartman 297 Spring Hogcncamp Peter, carpenter 67 Thompson' Hogg Abraham, lab. Greenwich n Spring Hogg widow Ann 41 Chamber Holland Benjamin, carpen. 223 Church Hogland Wm. engraver 152 Chamber [h 12 Elm Hoit Ichabod, frinters' warehouse, 32 Burling-slip Hojci Peter, marshal Oliver ri Bancker Hoke. Thomas, mariner Oliver n Bancker Hitt John, 173 B< [South J* NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. M9 lloktellen Isaac, 136 Bancker Holberton George, mason 73 Varick Holberton widow Mary, 34 Elizabeth Holbrook Epbraim, merchant 80 Fulton Holbrook John D. academy 227 Broadway Holbrook Walter, mer. tailor 76 Reed Holculm William, shoemaker 8 Birmingham Holcombe Samuel, chocolate Si must. man. 47 Gold Holden Abel, 36 Delancy Holden Asa, fancy chair mak. 115 Chamber Holden Freeman, 64 Beekmen Holden Horace, attor. 131 Fulton Holden Joel, grocer 69 Thompson Holden Nathan, Perry n Herring Holden widow Thankful, Atfco c Hester Holdin Oliver, dye wood and paint st. 66 Water Holding John, labourer 10 Ferry Holdridge Charles, 159 Bancker Holdridge Elkana, seaman Pitt n Stanton Holdridge Nathan H. shipmaster 79 Pump Holdron John Christopher Greenwich Holkady widow Catherine, 48 Forsyth Holland Barney, cartman Grand c Elm Holland Henry, doctor 312 Water Holland J.J architect and draughtsman 30 Warrep Holland widow, Grand c Goerck Holland and Magnl, 1 Oliver Holley Josiah, carpehter 37 Catherine Hollias Daniel, 74 Liberty Hollias Nathaniel rigg. and .-tevedore 24 Roosevelt Holliday Edward, mariner 29 Hester Holliday Wm. mariner 151 Ouane Holloway Hollias, painter 12 Cbapel Holloway John, carver and guilder 72 Nassau Holloway Wm. painter Broome n Thompson Holly Wm. C. auctioneer 153 Pearl b 48 Greenw Holmes Adrian B. 99 Church h 144 Duane Holmes Alinson, shoemak. 117 Forsyth Holmes Eldad, mer 11 New-slip h 65 James Holmes Hugh, 14 Moore Holmes Israel C. mer. 74 Pearl h 14 Moore Holmes James, cartman r£ar 277 Greenwich Holmes James, grocer 8 Catherine lane Holmes John, tallow chandler 243 Greenwich Holmes John, shoemak 11 Orange Holmes Joseph, shoemak. 49 Robinson Holmes Mary, 3 John Holmes N. B. bookbinder and seller 276 Greenw. Holmes Obadiah,mer. 22 Coenlies slip h 78 Pearl Holmes Richard, rigger Wafer c Burling slip Holmes Samuel, shipmaster 382 Bowery Holmes Samuel, cartman 7 Ludlow Holmes Thomas, carpenter 36 Forsyth Holmes Wm. whit* smith 73 White Holmes widow, 103 Mulberry » Holmes widow Susanna, Walnut c Front Holmes widow Catherine, 3 Burling slip Holmes widow Phebe, drygood st 276 Greenwich Holmes and Son, Wm. grocers 7 South HoUtead John, carpenter Montgomery vv*i ' on ■ ... . MERCEIN'-S Holt Charles, 79 Chrystie Holt Giles, fisherman 78 Catherine Holt Henry, Sour mer. 229 Front h 66 Roosevelt Holt Isabella, 496 Broadway Holt Stephen, victualler 22 Fulton Holt jun. Stephen, flour and produce broker mcr. 224 Front h21 Oliver Holt and Quinby, flour merchants 229 &. 211 Front Holton widow Ann, 9Tletcher Homan Martha, usilliker 33 Hudsou Homan Paul, shipcarpcnter Cherry n Montgomery Homer Joseph, mer. 42 Fulton h Bowery hill Hone Isaac S. 47 Fulton b 44 Cliff Hone John, mer. 1 Bowling-green Hone jun. John, 42 Cliff Hone Philip, mer. 44 Coi-tlandt Hone widow Maria, 20 Rose [Peal Hone & Co. J. aud P. auctioneers 61 Wall and 156 Honeywell James, shoemaker 18 Bayard Honeywell John, shoemaker 20 Bayard Hood George, lace and hosiery st. 168 Broadway Hood Wm. founder 88 Roosevelt [Lombard/ Hoofmaster Fre.dk. musical instni. maker Market c Hook widow of James, grocer 79 Bancker Hooker Wm. chart store 202 Water h 80 J». Moore Hooker Wm. engraver 18 N. Moore^/T Hooper Margaret, Grand n Esse*. Hooten shipcarpenter 90 Eldridge Hoover James, smith 24U Cherry u 225 Hope Edward, pilot -42 Oak Hope Reuben, pilot 10 Vandewater Hope Robert, weaver Desbrosses Hope Thomas, pilot 10 Vandewater Hopkins Caleb, merchant 49 Stone Hopkins Catherine, boardingb.ou.se 20 Thomas Hopkins Freeman, shipcharcdler 21 Pearl Hopkins Gilbert, grocer 54 Oak Hopkins Jaon 1. 162 Chrystie Hopkins Job, wheelwright 128 Mott ' ' Hopkins John, b itcher 46 Wash mkt h 58 Broome Hopkins John, butcher 46 Broome Hopkins John, carpenter rear 169 fiowery Hopkins Jobn-marble polisher 110 Reed IIopkin9 Leonard merchant 30 Leonard Hopkins P. merchant 104 Division Hopkins Polly. 128 Division Hopkins Samuel, carpenter 77 White Hopkins Wm. butc 45 Wash mkt h Broome n Ora». Hopkins widow Margaret, nurse 449 Greenwich, Hopkins widow Mary, 13 Dutch Hopkins Hawley, grocers 233 Front Hopkins &i Smith, merchants 162 Chatham Hopper Abm. sawyer 209 Clarke n Broome * Hopper Chas. bulc'ier 118 Broad h 210 Elizabeth. Hopper David, cartman Bedford Hopper Edward, cartman Dominick. Hopper Garrit, milkman Wooster n Spring Hopper Henry, cartman Desbrosses n Greenwich Hopper Henry, cartman Thompson n Grand Hopper Jonathan, drygood st. 154 Fulton Hopper John G. cartman Vandam n Varick NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Hopper Lydia^widow 23 Henry Hopper Maria, seamstress 163 Hudson Hopper Mary, 133 Fulton Hopper Tboinas, cooper 98 Greenwich Hopper Tliomas, cooper 93 Pine Hopper Wm. shoemaker 110 Elizabeth Hopping widow Phebe, 118 Hester Hopping Murphy, joiners 143 Pump h 77 Whit© Hopson Chas. sailmaker 134 Pump Hopson James, official justice 24 Vandewatc' Hopson John, sailinaker 134 Pump Hopson Theron, tailor 3 Henry Hopson widow, 134 Pump Hopson widow, 77 Forsyth Hopwood Wni. sailmaker 137 Bancker Hore Andrew, brewer 93 Harman Horn James, 9 and 11 Chrystie Horn John, gardener Bowery n Love Lane Horn John, carpenter 27 Anthony Horn Joseph, carpenter Desbrosses n Washington Horn jun Joseph, carpenter 468 Greenwich Horn Matthew, grocer Bowery n Love Lane Horne George, physician 449 Broadway Hornung John, musician Canal c Hudson Horrigan Patrick, 9 Catherine-lane Horsfield Isaac V. hardware st. 140 Fly market Horsfield Israel, m»r. 140 Fly mar h Broome n Bw. Ho: lo< B*nj. coach painlpr 101 Reed Horton Caleb, grocer 208 Front 'j 54 Roosevelt Horton Chas. pttstry shop 59 Roosevelt Horton Elijah, carpenter <51 Allea Horton Elijah, shoemaker 26S Delancy Horton Gilbert, carpent?r Franklin n Orange Horton Joseph, mason 223 Bowery Horton Joseph H. dry good st 182 Chatham Horton J G. merchant 34 Division Horton Miss Martha, 191 Church Horton Samuel, cartman Bowery n Gerard Hcrton widow Ann, 98 Lomhardy Horton 4" Greene, grouers Chapel c Reed Horton if Woodhuil, fnerchants 208 Front Howick David, M D 14 Vesey Ho3ack Mrs W S. 13 Murray Hosbrook Eliza, 130 Broad Hobey Dennis, carpenter 6 Ludlow Hosmor Erastus, carpenter 87 Bancker Hospool John, 131 Chapel Hossack E. widow o( Wm 13 Murray Hostin Jas. wine coop. 4 City hot h 142 Washingt. Hough Lydia, 14 Leonard Houghton Ralph, baker 11 Mott Houseman Jacob, mer 92 Front h 48 Whitehall Houseworth Michael, baker 224 Spring Houseworth jun Michael, baker 344 Green wich Houston George, 37 White Houston John, merchant 9 Wall Houston Joseph, grocer 114 Beekm. h 91 Nassau Houston Zebulon, carpenter 55 Roosevelt Houston George Co. distillers 166 Duane Houston &. Hart, grocers 114 Beekman 252 MERCEIN'S Howard Bethuel, butcher Brooin' 1 . n Christie Howard Ellas, grocer 167 Duaoe Howard Eliza, 67 Chapel Howard Geo. oysterman 75 Motf Howard George, ropemakcr Lewis Manh III. Howard Hen. ins. beef J* pork 12 Vandam a Spring Howard James, mariner c Broome and Elizabeth Howard Jesse, grocer Church c Leonard Howard Samuel., smith 231 Hester Howard Wm. merchant IS Dey Howard Wm. rigger 8*1 Harman > Howard widow Mary, 3 Orange Howard 4- Kyle, nail fac. 233 Hester Howard ^ White, merchants 148 Water Howe Bezaleel, inapec. of customs 104 Molt Howe Brigbam, grocer 74 Fulton c Gold Howe C W. 171 Pearl Howe Jedidiab, prtnler k stereotype founder 141 Howe John 1. physician 123 Bancker [Broadway Howe John J. physician Duane c Chatham Howe Thomas D. mason Eldridge c Hester Howe widow Sarah, fruit st. Broome n Cannon Howe widow Elizabeth, 73 Harman Howel John, grocer 645 Greenwich Howel Wm. 365 Broadway Howell Aaron, gn?in measurer 96 Church c Reed Howell jun. Benjamin, grocer Grande Elm Howell Caleb, carpenter rear 235 Bowery Howell Israel, shoemaker 35 Mulberry Howell Mattbew, military store 202 Front Howell Morris, cartman, 39 Essex Howell Sauiuel,shipjoiner234CbeiTy, h 21 Xorfolk Howell Walter, carpenter 25, h 27 Hester Howell carpenter 34 Eldridge Howells Henry, tailor 69 Sullivan Howland Allen, shipmaster 41 James f lowland D. P. waiter 24 Anthony Howland James, 32 Lumber Howland John H. raer 158 South, h 347 Broadway Howland Reuben, shipmaster 52 Henry Howland William, founder 67 Mulberry Howland G G. &. S. 67 Wushingtou h 64 Greenwich Howland and Co. John H. merchants 158 South, Howser Matthias, shoemaker 78 Reed Hoxie Joseph, teacher 127 Hester Hoy Catherine, 250 William . Hoy Jesse, teacher Grand n Forsyth Hoy John, labourer 250 William Hoyland James, carl man 33 Pike Hoyt Benjamin. Lewis Man. hi. Hoyt Concklin, smith Grand n Lewis Hoyt David, joiner Broome n Cannon Hoyt Enoch, 85 Forsyth Hoy! Gabriel P. clerk, 53 Suffolk Hoyt George Anson, shoem. Cherry n Montgomery Hoyt Goold, shipchandler 169 Washington Hoyt Goold, meir.liant, 45 South, h 30 Broadway Hoyt Henry, cartman Pitt n Rivington Hoyt Henry E. watchmaker 121 Cherry Hoyt I I. shipchandler 130 Duane NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Hoyt James M. mer. 125 Front h 136 Du&ne Hoyt Jesse, counsellor 40 Wall Hoyt Joseph, grocer 3 Mott Hoyt J L. Washington n Duatie market Hoyt Morris, teacher Grand n Norfolk Hoyt Philo, mer. tailor 99 Maiden-lane h 109 Pump Hoyt Ralph, sawyer 53 Suffolk Hoyt Seymour, watchmaker 19 Molt Hoyt Silvanus, 28 Hester Hoyt Stephen, merchant 330 Greenwich Hoyt Thomas W. 169 Washington h 6 Varick Hoyt Wm H. 474 Broadway Hoyt Si Tom, 45 South Hubbard Daniel, North Manh. hi. Hubbard D G. merchant 160 Fulton Hubbard John, shoemaker 405 Greenwich Hubbard John, Chapel e Anthony Hubbard J. fisherman 30 Anthony Hubbard Natb T. pro bro. 38 Water h 77 Frankfort Hubbs Christopher, 63 Chrystie Hubbs widow Amy, 174 Water Hubie John, organ builder Hester n Orange Huddleston Francis, 61 VValer Hudson Giles, curtraan Willet n Rivington Huen John, mariner 101 Bancker Hues Thomas, sawyer 29 Norfolk Huestis Jesse, 20 Fletcher Huestis Samuel, printer 441 1-2 Pearl Huff Alex, cartman Bedford n Burrows Huff Jonathan, cartman c Spring and Laurens Huffman Henry, cartman 5 Catherine market Huffman widow Mary, 99 Bancker Huggins widow of Jobn R D. 16 Henry Hughes Bridget, fruiter Cherry n Montgomery Hughes David, grocer 549 Greenwich Hugbes Edward, shoemaker 65Cortlandt Hughes Herman, mer. 23 Liberty h Nassau e John Hughes John, Charlton n Washington Hughes Jobn, cooper 56 Rutgers Hugbes John, sawyer Desbrosses c Hudson iiugbes Lucretia, 106 Church Hugbes Michael, shoemaker 65 Purap Hughes Robert, caulker 243 Cherry Hughes Ruth, 34 Delancy Hughes Wm. carpenter 46 Essex Huguet F. merchant 5 Reed Huguet Jobn, shipcarpunter32 f/arman Hulett Si Williams, merchants 46 Fulton Hull Charles," 163 Lombardy Hull Eleazer, blacksmith 117 Orange Hull Jedediab, c Hubert and Greenwich Hull Isaac, 108 Division Hull Jaho, shoemaker 54 Pearl [and 66 Vesey Hull jun. John, tallow chandler Hester c Eldridge Hull John, insp. cotton 55 Cbrysti* Hull Oliver, druggist 146 Pearl Hull Peter, carpenter 61 Chapel Hull Wager, tallow chand. 26 Fulton h 32 Vande.- Hull .Mann, grocers 126 Front [water Hull Si Bowne, druggists 14ft PmcI ; • ». 390 Bowery Isaac Joseph, 1('7 Water Isaacs Isaac A. Chapel n Beach Isaacs M A. pot-lerb. 14 Nassau Isaacs Nicholas P. boatman 287 Spring Isxncs Sampson, 106 Liberty Isaacs Solomon I. mer. 37 Beaver h 77 Greenwich. Isaucs Wm. mariner 97 Lombardy Isaacs S M h Hodges 2 Bros*! Isenhart widow, Gi and n Suffolk Israel Jainef- Eldiidge o Rivmgton Isrard Edward, painter . Ives Chauncey, clerk almshouse Ives George H 150 Water Ives Isaac, mer. 150 Water h IS Gold Ives John, mason 24 Catherine Ives and White, hatters 1>> Water lener John, distiller 99 Spring Izod John, painter and gilder 156 Cherry Izod Wid. painter 49 Oliver Izod W. H. baker 73 Bancker h 49 Harmao Jack James, hairdresser 179 Washingtoa Jackmao Robert, 30 Pump Jackson Aaron B. grocer Bowery n Love-lane Jackson Alex. C. 76 Wall h 39 Whitehall Jackson Alexr. C. auctioneer 18 South Jackson Alesr. merchant 18 Soul h Jackson A. H. 61 South Jackson A mass, 63 Washington h 6S Greenwich Jackson Amos, shoemaker Grand n £c.«f River Jackson Andrew, lumb yd Elizabeth c Grand Jackson Archibald, bakr-r 17 Rose Jackson Arthur, sawyer Laurens n Prince Jackson Betsey. 49 Ann Jackson Cesar, labourer 40 Anthony Jackson Charles, labourer Sheriff n Delancy Jackson Charles, labourer 50 Collect Jackson Charles, 18 South Jackson David, 38 Chapel Jackson Elizabeth, 481 Pearl Jackson George, 37 Barclay Jacksoo Gilbert, 69 Roosevelt Jarksun Henry, uiercbaut 93 Pearl Jackson J. -45 Duane Jackson James, cabinetmaker Nicholas William Jackson Jane, 72 Reed Jacks., a John, broker 16 Oliver Jackson Joha, Cannon n Grand Jackson John, mason 39 Elm Jackson Jjhn, labourer 19 Cbapel Jackson John, boatman Washington n Spring Jackson John, labourer 67 Bancker Jackson John, 49 Ac a Jackson Jonathan, currier b grocer 14 Rote Jackson Joseph, labourer Bedford JackBoo Kaziah, Leonardos Orange Jackson Lewis, labourer Canal n Broadway Jacksou Luther, 37 Broad iackson L. R. book-keeper 5 Lombard y Jackson Maria. 477 Pearl Jackson Martin, cartman 16 Ludlow Jackson Nathan , grocer 203 Water b 2 Fulton Jackson Nathaniel, labourer 273 Water Jackson Nanoy, Broome n Broadway Jackson Ne'son, 57 Cedar Jackson Petec, 219 Water Jackson Samuel, merchant 8 South £60 MERCEIN'S Jackson Susan, 171 Duane Jackson Thomas, oysterman 25 Moore Jackson Tbos. L. cartman Laurens n Spring Jackson Wm. mockason manuf 84 Chatham Jackson Wm. stevedore Green n Bleecker Jackson Wm. mason 9 Dominick Jackson widow D 23 Clarke .Tacksou and Losee, (avern 146 Bowery ^mk Jackson and Woolley, merchants 75 Wall Jackson and Baggot, glass cutters 163 Mulberry store 196 Broadway Jacob John, shoemaker 156 Heed Jacobs Abraham, 83 Liberty Jacobs Christopher, Crosby n Bleecker Jacobs Eliza, 114 Harman Jacobs George, 1 14 Harman Jacobs George, sugar refiner 65 Forsyth Jacobs Hance, mariner 20. Orange Jacobs John, grocer 74 Bancker Jacobs Joseph, 185 Bowery Jacobs Joseph, tailor and salesman 221 Greenwich Jacobs Mary, 76 Cedar Jacobs Peter, livery st-ble 22 Anthony Jacobs Philip, butcher 197 Bowery [h 51 Chrystie Jacobs Ralph, ship broker and com mer 99 Front Jacobs widow Patty, 184 Bancker Jacobs widow of Philip, 76 Chatham Jacobson Joseph, h 70 Allen Jacobus Anthony, 9 Varick Jacobus Cornelius C. carpenter 9 Varick Jacobus Henrietta, .20 Thomas Jacobus R. shoemaker 35 Walker Jacot Aimy, watch case maker 42 Roosevelt Jacot Daniel, grocer Hudson c Harrison Jacot David, grocer 328 Greenwich c i/arrison Jacot Frederick, watch case maker 86 Nassau Jacot Frederick, 11 Dutch Jaffray and Co. Robert, merchants 113 Pearl Jagar Rufus, carpenter 171 Bowery Jager Frederick, baker 130 Bowery Jagger Daniel, grocer 37 Peck slip Jagger Jeremiah, cooper 47 Harman Jagger if Co. Jehiel, natters 168 Water h Brooklyn James Andrew, sawyer 163jDuane James Charlotte, 80 Chapel James Grace, widow of John, 98 Leonard James James, blacksmith Hudson c Spring James James, brushmaker Oliver n Henry James James, saddler 13 Thomas James Jos'tah L. merchant 101 Water James, Roberts and Co. merchants 18 Soutb James Sarah, 32 Ann James Thomas, oysterman 131 Greenwich James W. T. stove manuf 142 Cherry James Wm. cartman Jones, Greenwich James — — shipmaster 75 James James widow Catherine, 145 Bancker James Wm. & John, merchants 18 South James and Cornell, stove makers 295 Water h 142 .lamet M. boot and shoemaker 188 William NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 261 Jamison Halstead, boardingh. 24 Peck-slip Jamison John, mariner 24 Bancker Jamison Joseph, saddler 103 Pearl Jamison Robert H. grocer 243 Greenwich Jamison Robert R. drygood st 243 Greenwich Jamison Samuel J. shoemaker Broome c Varick Janeway George, 70 Chatham Jansen B. G. printer 15 Chatham j'ansen J. B. bookseller and stationer 15 Chatham Jaques Abraham, cartman 13 Vandam Jaques Ann, 185 Spring Jaques David, cartman 74 Thompson Jaques David R. merchant 19 Pearl Jaques David, carpenter 287 Spring Jaques David, 16 Front and 57 Whitehall Jaques Isaac, tailor 58 John Jaques Isaac, mer. 55 Whitehall b 29 Pearl Jaques Isaac S. mer. 18 Front h 50 Dey Jaques John D. physician 296 Broadway Jaques Moses, merchant 26 Whitehall Jaques Peter, oyster house 73 Varick Jaques Richard 32 Moore h 32 Hudson Jaques R. L. accountant 27 Vandam U 212 William Jaques Samuel C. merchant 50 Dey Jaques We. mason 177 Hester Jaques Wm. salt mer. h Hudson n Vandam Jaques widow Mary, 439 Greenwich Jaques and Sons, William, salt store 18 Front and 137 Washington [19 Pearl Jaques D. R. and M. grocers Whitehall c Front h Jarman James, cartman Stanton n Ridge Jarvis Catherine, 16 White Jarvis Francis, gardener 106 Delancy Jarvis Isaac, cartman Broome n Cannon Jarvis Isaac, milkman Gerard n Bowery Jarvis James, shoemaker 6 Maiden lane Jarvis John, accountant 119 Orchard Jarvis John, Wooster n Bleecker Jarvis John, cordwainer 133 Lombardy Jarvis J. W. portra. paint. 178 Fulton h 441 Greenw Jarvis Jsseph J. 'Essex n Stanton Jarvis Le Grand, city surveyor 153 Mulberry Jarvis Lemuel, shoemaker 8 Norfolk Jarvis Moses, boot U shoe st. Chatham c Catherine Jarvis Nathaniel, shipmaster 284 Spring Jarvis Samuel, tailor 144 Mulberry Jarvis Rer. Samuel F. Rose-hill Jarvis Wm. tailor 138 Pump Jarvis, Bulkley and Wheeler, mer. tailors 35 Wall Jasper Cropsy, grocer 16 Fletcher c Fly-market Jasper Jehiel, mariner 41 Oak Jauncey Joseph, physician 315 Water Jauncey Wm. 24 Broadway Jay Anthony, 240 Orange Jay John, accountant 401 Greenwich [WalM Jay Peter A. recorder Broadway c Walker office 45 Jefl'ers Anthony, Jones, Greenwich. Jeffers Stephen, mariner Pike c Bancker Jeffery James, carpenter 32 Broome Jeffrey Michael, tailor 257 Broadway 5IOAHJAWI8 163 Htf* t » 262 MERCEIN'S .leffry Richard O. 1 14 Bancker Jeffery Robert, fisherman 185 Washington Jenet widow Benet, 1 1 F.orsyth Jenison Charity, 95 Orange near Pump Jenison John N. printer 95 Orange Jenkins Abigail, teacher Eldridge c Stanton Jenkins Isaac, Goerck n Broome Jenkins Isaac, 29 Pearl Jenkins James, hardw. st 216 Green w.h 77 Barclay Jenkins James, mariner 6 Lombard}- Jenkins John S. grocer Church c Warren Jenkins Jona, ferry master 143 Washington Jenkins Lewis, Stanton n Pitt Jenkins M. shipmaster 146 Front Jenkins Noah, china St. Grand c Ludlow Jenkins Philip, labourer 69 Bancker Jenkins Thomas, brass founder 222 Bowery Jenkins Thomas W. mer. 152 South h 9 Oliver Jenkins Thomas, waiter 64 Ann Jenkins Thomas F. 107 Front Jenkins widow Hannah, 60 Spring Jenkins widow, 47 Spring Jenks Nathaniel, 164 Duane Jennings Aaron, Broome c Mott Jennings Andrew, cartman rear 77 Warren Jennings Chester, city hotel Broadway Jennings Ebenezer, shoemaker Rivington n Pitt Jennings Elizabeth, mantuamaker 49 Robinson Jennings I. E. grocer c Water and Mangin Jennings James E. house and suipjoiner 204 Cherry- Jennings Joseph, 94 Duane [c Montgomery Jennings Richard, commissioner 199 Cherry Jennings Samuel W. hatter 68 Chapel Jennings Solomon, 44 Cheapside Jennings Thomas L. mer. tailor 64 Nassau Jennings Thomas, tailor 159 Hudson Jeremiah Thomas, butcher 13 Washing, mar. h K Jeremiah widow of John, 14 Water [Water Jermain John, bootmaker 26 Norfolk Jermoln Mary, tailoress 56 Ludlow [Spring Jeroloman Alex, butch 2 Spring mar. b Greenw. n Jeroloman Nicholas, masou 202 Washington Jeroleman Thos. cabinetmaker 236,h 231 Greenw Jerome James, currier 7 Temple Jersey James, cartman Christopher .Tessup Amelia, boardinghouse 23 Gouverueur Jessup Benj. shoemaker and store 84 Catherine Jessup Edward, grocer 135 Cherry Jessup Joseph, shoemaker Water n Walnut Jessup T. grocer Delancy c Arundel Jessup Wm. boardinghouse 13 Front Jessup widow Sarah, 7 Norfolk iftftA Jewel Joseph 320 Washington Wewell John, cartman 20 Suffolk "(IWewell Samuel, carpenter 77 Thompsou Jewett John, drygood st. 6 Barclay , j^jff, Jewett Jonathan, merchant 418 Pearl i2B Jewett & Halsey, drygood st. 6 Barclay Jillett Jacob, Grand n Elizabeth Jinnings , oysler-staud 25 Peck-slip Jinniogs James W. grocer 396 Greenwich NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 263 Jinnings James, vic(uallinghou6e 4 Catherine slip Job E. drygood store 430 Greenwich JobesJobn, carpenter 32 Leonard Johes widow Hetty, 69 Henry Jobi Samuel, carpenter Nicholas William Jocelin Wm. shipmaster 30 Orchard John St. John, 1 Dutch Johns Benjamin, carpenter Sheriff n Delancy JohiHon A. tailor 101 Maiden lane Johnson Abraham, carpenter 12 Clarke Johnson Benjamin oysterstand 34 Bowery Johnson Caleb, brassfounder 94 Henry Johnson Captain, bead of Greenwich lane Johnson Charles, mariner 221 Church [25 Ann Johnson Daniel, counsellor Herring Greenwich & Johnson Daniel, counsellor c Spring and Laurens Johnson Darius, mason Grand n Christie Johnson David, mason Collect n Hester Johnson David, tailor 98 Mott Johnson David, grocer 2 South, h 21 Bridge Johnson David, ropemaker Orchard n Delanc Johnson Edward, scavenger 33 Mulberry Johnson Elizabeth, milliner 435 1 2 Pearl Johnson Enoch, bookseller 7 Thomas Johnson Francis, cooppr 31 Ann Johnson Francis, patentsweeperBroome nSullivan Johnson George, coachman 54 Mercer Johnson George, laborer Anthony n Little Water Johnson Guilliam, smith 81 h 79 Bowery Johnson Harman, shoemaker 2 Duane Johnson Hazard, laborer 13 Orange Johnson Henry, merchant 460 Pearl hl82 Bancker Jehnson Henry, sugarbaker 14 Vandam Johnson Henry, fruiter 49 Pearl Johnson Henry, sawyer 99 Sancker Johnson Henry coachman Laight n Greenwich Johnson Henry, mariner 57 Walker Johnson Isaac A. attorney 35 Pine h 50 Vesey Johnson Isaac, grocer 435 1-2 Pearl Johnson Jacob, sawyer 35 Orange Johnson James, boatbuilder 19 Lombardy Johnson James, carpenter Mercer n Spring Johnson James, cooper 11 Ludlow Johnson James, book keeper 180 Bancker Johnson James, gardener Eastbank n Thirteenth Johnson Jeremiah W. cabinetmaker 17 Catherine Johnson Jeremus, merch. 16 South h 17 Pearl Johnson Joel, sbovelmaker 1-56 Rivington Johnson John, fruiter, 143 Fly-market Johnson John, Charles n Greenwich Johnson John, cartman rear 169 Hester Johnson John, grocer 65 Front Johnson John, smith 30 Stone h 43 Leonard Johnson John, grocer 41 Market Johnson John, 40 Thomas Johnson John, grocer 2 South h 1 Front Johnson John, earman 122 Chrystie Johnson Jobn, 6 Chapel Johnson John C. merch. 100 Peart h 31 Johnson John I. boardinghouse 122 Bancker Juhnson Jobn,oysterman Fulton c Greenwich 264 MERCEIN'S Johnson John, laborer 21 Cathi'iine lane Johnson John, cart man Perry n \Vnshington Johnson John, sawyer, rear 72 N'-rth Moore Johnson John, laborer 71 'lbomp »n Johnson John IS. inspector up ' end Mulberry Jobnson Jonathan, mason 248 Duane Johnson Joseph, mason Jones Greenwich Johnson Joseph, ropemaker 188 Delancy Johnson Josiab, pilot 9 Doyer Johnson Kendal, teacher 66 Reed Johnson Lewis, boardinghouse 19 Orange Johnson Michael, Broome n Varick Johnson Michael, 103 Church Johnson Michael, hatter 66 Ann Johnson Moses, 404 Chapel Johnson Nicholas, sawyer 69 Gold Johnson Nicholas, shipwright 203 Bancker Johnson Nicholas, boardinghouse 276 Water Johnson Oliver, grocer Market n Bancker Johnson Oliver, grocer 106 Bancker Johnson Patience, 94 Cross Johnson P. 49 Duane Johnson Peter H. printer 411 Broadway Johnson Rachel, 57 Forsyth Johnson R. 59 Anthony Johnson Rebecca, 3 Jefferson Johnson doct. Robert, Grand n Goerek Johnson Robert, 6 Pump Johnson Sam. measurer of grain Broome n Bowery Johnson Samuel, Montgomery c Water Johnson Samuel, carpenter 84 Bancker Johnson Samuel, laborer 64 Gold Johnson Stephen, laborer 22 Watts Johnson S. laborer 140 Duane Johnson S. S. laborer 38 Anthony Johnson Thomas, sawyer 182 Grand Johnson Thomas, painter 86 Division Johnson Thomas, 71 Hudson Johnson Thomas, tavern boarding 16 Catherine-slip Johnson Wm. S. veterinary surgeon 196 Broadway Johnson William, sawyer Stanton n Lewis Johnson Willihra, Lombardy Johnson William, grain measurer 102 Chrystie Johnson William, sawyer Desbrosses n Greenwich Johnson William, counsellor 32 Cedar Johnson William S. 127 Chamber Johnson William, sawyer 169 Spring Johnson William, mariner 1 Oak Johnson William M. 16Dey Johnson William, mariner 314 Water Johnson W. mariner 50 Orange Johnson widow Ann, teacher 3 Pike Johnson widow Ann A. 1st Avenue n First Johnson widow Elizabeth, 11 Chapel Johnson widow of John, comedian 45 Murray Johnson widow Mary, 102 Crosby Johnson widow Rachel, grocer 28 Henry Johnson widow, nurse 67 Allen Johnson Si Ayers, shoemakers 2 Catherine Johnson it Halsted, merchants 100 Pearl NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 265 Johnson John k Son, merchants 2 South Johnston Daniel, accountant 109 Harman Johnston Frances widow, up. end Mott Johnston John, labourer rear 43 Mott Johnston John, mer. 57 South h 16 Greenwich Johnston John, 21 Catherine-lane Johnston Shepherd, teacher Bank n Greenwich Johnston William, smith 185 Hester Johnston widow A. 78 Roosevelt Johnston widow of James, 14 Rose Johnston widow Susanna, 101 Warren Johnstone Steward, gardener Prince n Thompson Johnstone widow Mary, 66 Cliff Jollie Edward, assist, keep. st. prison Washington Jolly Patterson, Mulberry c Grand Jonas Philip, porterhouse 10 Frankfort Jones A W. carver 116 Harman Jones Anthony, mason 116 Harman Jones Azariab, plumber Broome n Suffolk Jones Benj. H. Columbia College Jones BeDj. janitor to Columbia Coll. College yard Jones rev. Cave, 14 Park Place Jones David, mason 121 Orange Jones D S. att. and coun. 44 Pine h Jones n Bowery Jones Edward R. mer. 107 Front b 72 Broadway Jones Eleanor, 47 Broadway Jones Ellis, grocer 99 Washington Jones Enoch, mason 14 Crosby Jones Evan, livery stables 60 New and 36Whitehall • Jones Evan, grocer and baker 207 Church Jones Frederick, chairmaker 1 1 Broad Jones doctor Gardiner, 24 Franklin Jones G. bootmaker 1 1 Anthony Jones H I. attor. and conns. 33 Pine Jones Henry F. merchant 3 Beach Jones Hewlet, shoemaker 7 Cheapside Jones Isaac, 17 Hudson Jones James, cabinet ma. 25 Roosevelt Jonas James, labourer c Hammond and Greenwich Jones James, shipcarpenter 181 Harman Jones Joel, grocer Goerck n Grand Jones John Q. attorney 106 Chamber Jones John T. 16 Nassau Jones John, 200 Division Jones John, blacksmith Elm n White h 14-1 Pump Jones John, smith Montgomery Jones John, smith 144 Pump Jones John, shipmaster 73 John Jones John, mason 19 Grand n Crosby Jooes John, labourer 21 Henry Jones John, merchant 51 Lispenard Jones John, slater Woosler n Prince Jones Jonas, shipmaster 36 Rose Jones Joseph, gardener 73 Varick Jones Joseph W. teacher 175 Harman Jones Joshua, mer. 103 Front h 70 Broadway Jones Lewis, cooper 46 Spring Jones Lucinda, 38 Chapel Jones Margaret, cook 101 Anthony Jones Mary, widow 21 Orchard f • : ■ ■■■...-■>•{ ■ 23* 260 MERCEIN'S Jones Mrs. H. 66 Liberty Jones 0 VV. flour merchant 214 Front h 47 Rose Jones Perez, merchant 9 Cortlandt Jones Richard, boot and sboenia. 36 Nassau Jones Richard, 13 Roosevelt Jones Robert, painter 39 Market Jones Robert, tailor 538 Pearl Jones Roger, 647 Greenwich Jones Rowland, cooper M'Dougal n Spring Jones Samuel, insp. ef manure 11 Eldridge Jones Samuel jun. counsellor 5 Pine Jones Sarah, boarding house 16 Broadway Jones Stephen, gunner steam frigate 64 Catherine Jones Susan widow, 64 Provost Jones Thomas, brewer 93 Anthony Jones Thomas, cartman Grand Corl. Hook Jones Thomas, carpenter 121 Orange Jones Thomas, gardener 151 Crosby Jones Thomas H. 12 Doyer Jones Thomas VV. mer. 7 Phoenix stores Jones Timothy, reedmaker 29 Bancker Jones Win. broker 16 Stone Jones Wm. combmaker 106 Orange Jones Wm. goldbeater 13 Vandam Jones Wm. gunsmith 158 Hester Jones Wm. labourer Mercer n Broome Jones Win. mariner 144 Bancker Jones Wm. mariner 55 Oak Jones Wm. porterhouse 135 Fulton Jones Wm. slater Elm c Grand Jones Wm. tailor 3 Pike Jones widow, 29 Hester Jones widow, 108 Beekman Jones widow Ann, fruit store 8 Essex Jones widow Elizabeth, 107 Fulton Jones widow Margaret, 343 Broadway Jones willow Rhoda, Norfolk c Hester Jones ^Blaokwell, grocers 169 Fly market 'ones and Brush, shoemak. 92 Catherine •iones h Clinch, shipchand. 84 Wall cFront Jones 4' Magrath, merchants 8V South Jordan Conrad, 44 Thomas Jordan Conrad, cartman Cbrystie c Delaney Jordan Henry, cab. maker Attorney n Delaney Jordnn Jacob, mason Commerce n Bedford Jordan James, shoemak 37 Elizabeth Jordan Joseph, mariner 20 Orange Jordan Matthias, milkman Eldridge c Delaney Jordan Stephen, Chrystie n Grand Jordon Ann, boardinghnuse 64 Orchard Jord ">n widow Catherine, 41 Forsyth Joseph Aaron, merchant 22 Reed Joseph Augustus, 62 Chapel Joseph Geo. boot cleaner 78 Nassau 'osf-ph John, carpenter 98 Chapel Joseph John, hairdresser 202 Division Joseph Man well, mariner 8 Bancker Joseph Peter, fruit store 87 Chatham Josslyn Christopher, 77 Cherry Joullain James, gilder 32 Spring Journey Albert, grocer Provost c Varkk NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 267 Jouraeay James, carpenter 26 Vesey Jouy Lewis, grocer Reed c Church Joy L boardinghouse 222 Water Joy Nathan, 26 Orange Joyce Harris, fruiterer c Cheapside and Market Joyce Samuel, button maker 9 Collect Judah Aaron, 107 Water Judah Benj S. 135 Chamber Judah Cary, merchant 17 Stone Judah Moses, 16 Park Place Judab IS*. 74 Maiden-lane h 265 Greenwich Judah widow Elizabeth. 23 Provost Judah ^-Callender, inerchanls 269 1-2 Pearl %idd Saml. pat. oil st. 138 Fly mk;. k. 52 Broadway Judge Charles, labourer 58 Elm Judson Amos, cordwainer 56 Hester Judson Lewis, shoemaker 7 Harman Judson Pbilo, boardiogbouse 256 Pearl Judson Silvester, grocer 40 Old-slip JudsoD Zenas, tailor 51 Harman Juhel Cornelius, 42 Warren Jumelle Peter La, teach. Fr. langu. 234 Greenwich June Ann, boardinghouse 77 John U District— 1st, 2d ii 3d wards, 44 Nassau Thomas Fessenden, asst. justice Joshua L Pell, clerk Id District — 4th and 6th wards 9 Duane Noah Earlier.- asst. justice John Campbell, clerk id District — oth and 8th wards c Beach and Chapel Harman Ruggles, asst. justice George Betts^ clerk 4tA District— 7th and 10th wards, 120 Division John Leveridge, asst. justice Wm H Smith, clerk v Kain David B. grocer c Greenwich and Reed Kain Francis, sculptor marble yd 335 Greenwich Rain James, Kv. stable Bancker c Walnut Kain John, shoemaker 142 Duaue Kain widow of James, grocer Reed c Greenwich Kane Daniel, carpenter 1 15 Elm Kane Dennis, gardener foot Bowery hill Kane James, tailor 227 Water Kane Oliver G. auc. S: coin, merchant 175 Pear! Kane Patrick, carpenter Pitt n Stanton Kane Richard, 70 Mott Kane Thomas, 14 Vandam Kane widow Mary, tailoress 1 Vestry Kanie Bartlett, labourer 10 Theatre Alley Karney Hugh, shoemaker 21 Bancker Karns Morris, labourer 82 Bancker Karr Daniel, turner 222 William Karlhaua, Reinicke fc Co. F. W. 73 Wasbingtos Kasang John H. accountant 100 Hester Kasen Jacob. 19 Broad Katen Andrew, shoemaker 73 Mulberry Kateti Joseph, rigger 107 Anthony JUSTICES" COURTS K 52C3 MERCEIN'S Katen Lewis, 73 Mulberry Kauffman Christian H.4 Uouv. lane h 470Broadw Kavanagh James, shipcaTpenter 109 Lombard y Kavanaugh Patrick, grocer 158 Front Kavanough Stephen, sawyer 397 Cherry Kay David, cooper 24 Pump Kearney Michael, mer 113 Pearl h 472 Broadway Kearney Patrick, grocer Market c Harinan Kearns Patrick, gracer 23 Augustus Kearny Philip, 40 Wall h 7 Broadway Kearny VV 33 Cross Kearsing John, pianoforte manuf 279 Bowery Keating John grocer Water c Oliver Keating John, 6 Republican Alley Keating John D. grocer 380 Water c Peck slip Keating Robert W. 96 Vesey Keating widow, grocer 259 Water Keech Dorcas, teacher 66 Hester Keech Joseph, rope maker Attorney n Delancy Keech Titus H. painter 31 Norfolk Keecb Wm. shipwright 66 Pump Keefe Mary, grocer Cherry c Scamrael Keefe Michael, porter 47 Roosevelt Keefe Thomas, rear 79 Front Keefe Wm. inspector of customs 5 South Keelan James, c Bayard and Orchard Keelan , teacher Orange c Bayard h 87 Orange Keel and Mrs. 14 Harrison Keeler Amos, drygood store 277 Broadway Keeler Burritt, shoemaker 157 William Keeler Charles, merchant 87 Greenwich Keeler Frederick, sexton Trinity Church 17 Rector Keeler Isaac, custom h measurer 39 Forsyth Keeler Jeremiah, 60 Bayard Keeler Jno. mariner SOLombardy Keeler Stephen, cabinet mak 132 Grand n Forsyth Keeler widow Clara, 98 Mott Keen Catherine, 58 Mott Keen Elisha L. shipmaster 13 Leonard Keen Joseph, shoemaker 116 Cherry Keenan D. merchant tailor 260 Mott Keenan Patrick, shoemaker 318 Water Keene Wm. grocer 53 Roosevelt Keens widow Mary, Charles n Asylum Kees P. F. milliner 369 Pearl Keese David, cooper Fulton h 20 Bancker Keese Elijah, carpenter 35 Essex Keese Hanse, sbipjoiner 121 Bancker Keese John D. druggist 195 Pearl h 42 Dey Keese Timothy, eabinet maker 227 Washington Keese widow Rosa, boardinghouse 62 Broad wav Keese widow of Wm. 140 Water Keeslen Peter, mason Broome n Thompson Kehoe C. porterhouse 12 Fletcher Keighler Wm. currier c Hague and Skinner Keiley Wm. saddler 141 Broadway Keires Patrick, 159 Duane Keith Miss Sarah, Watts n Hudson Keith Wm. grocer Walnut Cor. Hoo : - Kelland Philip, grocer 81 Henry NEW- YORK DIRECTORY, 269 Kellengar Wm. cartman Rivington n Attorney Kellenger Wm. cartman Attorney n Rivington Kellet /faines, cartman 4 Jefferson Kellinger M. swyer 4S Ludlow Kellogg Ezra, carpenter 2-29 Division Kellogg Horace, smith 97 Leonard Kellogg John R 15 Cedar Kellogg J. W. ieacher20 Cedar Kell .gfr T. broker Si com mer41 b237 Washington Kellogg Washington. 23 Coenties slip Kelly Andrew, cooper 379 Cherry Kelly Bernard, 105 Cross Kelly 1 aniel, 210 Division Kelly Edward, morocco dresser 106 Mulberry Kelly Edward, porter 3 Baiicker Kelly Hugh, accountant 32 Daver Kelly James, mason 20 Pump Kelly James, labourer c Mulberry and Spring Kelly James, mason 33 Lombardy Kelly James, smith and boardingh 61 Cedar Kelly James, labourer c Spring and Mulberry Kelly Jeremiah, grocer 372 Water Kelly Jobs, combmaker 177 Orange Kelly John, shipcarpenter 135 Bancker Kelly Jonah, cartman 61 Macdougal Kelly Lewis, grocer 2 West Kelly Mantes, 38 Bancker Kelly Michael, labourer 102 Bancker Kelly Owen, 60 Bancker Kelly Patrick, grocer 97 Front Kelly Robert, merchant 147Tearl h 17 Cliff Kelly Robert, cabinetmaker 164 Fulton Kelly Robert, carpenter 44 Orchard Kelly William P. merchant 31 Allen Kelly William, 8 Hague Kelly William, grocer 149 Front Kelly William, painter 189 Church Kelly William, cartman 232 Grand n Suffolk Kelly widow Rose, Prince c Mott Kelly, Morrison «i Clawson. merchants 147 Pearl Kelly and Walsh, grocers 38 Catherine c Bancker Kelso David, china st. Grand n Lewis Kelso George, pilot 58 Ann Kelso James, pilot 51 Gold Kelso James, merchant 39 Barclay Kelso John, pilot 7 Oliver Kemble Peter, merchant 17 Whitehall Kemble Thomas, shipmaster 112 Elizabeth Kemble William, merchant Stone c Whitehall Kemp John, merchant 93 Washington % Kemp John, shoemaker 21 Charlton Kemp John M. rigger 3 James Kemp Peter, grocer Rose c Duane Kemp William, carpenter Watts c Varick Kemp widow of John, 12 Dey Kemper Philip, cabinetmaker 67 Orchard Kempton widow Sarah, 100 Bancker Kendricks Maria, mantuamaker 190 Fulton Kennard Albert, cartman 58 Mulberry Kennedy Bernard, brewer 29 Cross 2C8 MERCEIN'S Katen Lewis, 73 Mulberry Kaulfaian Christian H.4 Gour. laneh 470Broadw Kavanagb James, shipcarpenter 109 Lombardy Kavanaugh Patrick, grocer 158 Front Kavanough Stephen, sawyer 397 Cherry Kay David, cooper 24 Pump Kearney Michael, mer 113 Pearl h 472 Broadway Kearney Patrick, grocer Market c fiarman Kearns Patrick, gracer23 Augustus Kearny Philip,40 Wall h 7 Broadway Kearny VV 33 Cross Kearsing John, pianoforte manuf 279 Bowery Keating John grocer Water c Oliver Keating John, 6 Republican Alley j Keating John D. grocer 380 Water c Peck slip Keating Robert W. 96 Vesey Keating widow, grocer 259 Water Keech Dorcas, teacher 66 Hester Keech Joseph, rope maker Attorney n Delancy Keech Titus H. painler31 Norfolk Keech Wm. shipwright 66 Pump Keefe Mary, grocer Cherry c Scam me 1 Keefe Michael, porter 47 Roosevelt Keefe Thomas, rear 79 Front Keefe Wm. inspector of customs 5 South Keelan James, c Bayard and Orchard Keelan — , teacher Orange c Bayard h 87 Orange Keeland Mrs. 14 Harrison Keeler Amos, drygood store 277 Broadway Keeler Burritt, shoemaker 157 William Keeler Charles, merchant 87 Greenwich Keeler Frederick, sexton Trinity Church 17 Reetor Keeler Isaac, custom h measurer 39 Forsyth Keeler Jeremiah, 60 Bayard Keeler Jno. mariner 30 Lombardy Keeler Stephen, cabinet mak 132 Grand n Forsyth Keeler widow Clara, 98 Mott Keen Catherine, 58 Mott Keen Elisha L. shipmaster 13 Leonard Keen Joseph, shoemaker 116 Cherry Keenan D. merchant tailor 260 Mott Keenan Patrick, shoemaker 318 Water Keene Wm. grocer 53 Roosevelt Keens widow Mary, Charles n Asylum Kees P. F. milliner 369 Pearl Keese David, cooper Fulton h 20 Bancker Keese Elijah, carpenter 35 Essex Keese Hanse, sbipjoiner 121 Bancker Keese John D. druggist 195 Pearl h 42Dey Keese Timothy, cabinet maker 227 Washington Keese widow Rosa, boardinghouse 52 Broadway Keese widow of Win. 140 Water Keeslen Peter, mason Broome n Thompson Keboe C. porterhouse 12 Fletcher Keigbler Wm. currier c Hague and Skinner Keiley Wm. saddler 141 Broadway Keirts Patrick, 159 Duane Keith Miss Sarah, Watts n Hudson jjgf Keith Wm. grocer Walnut Cor. Hook Kelland Philip, grocer 81 Henry NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 26» Kellengar Wm. cartman Rivington n Attorney Kellenger Wm. cartman Attorney n Rivington Kellet Haines, cartman 4 Jefferson Kellinger M. snwyer 4S Ludlow Kellogg Ezra, carpenter 229 Division Kellogg Horace, smith 97 Leonard Kellogg Jobn R. 15 Cedar Kellogg J. W. teaclier 20 Cedar , Kellogg T. broker & com mer41 b237 Washington Kellogg Washington. 23 Coenties slip Kelly Andrew, cooper379 Cherry Kelly Bernard, 105 Cross Kelly I aniel, 210 Division Kelly Edward, morocco dresser 106 Mulberry Kelly Edward, porter 3 Bancker Kelly Hugh, accountant 32 Dover Kelly James, mason 20 Pump Kelly James, labourer c Mulberry and Spring Kelly James, mason 33 Lombardy Kelly James, smith and boardingh 61 Cedar Kelly James, labourer c Spring and Mulberry Kelly Jeremiah, grocer 372 Water Kelly Jobs, combmaker 177 Orange Kelly Jobn, sbipcarpenter 135 Bancker Kelly Jonah, cartman 61 Macdougal Kelly Lewis, grocer 2 West Kelly Manies, 38 Bancker Kelly Michael, labourer 102 Bancker Kelly Owen, 60 Bancker Kelly Patrick, grocer 97 Front Kelly Robert, merchant 147~Pearl h 17 Cliff Kelly Robert, cabinetmaker 164 Fulton Kelly Robert, carpenter 44 Orchard Kelly William P. merchant 31 Allen Kelly William, 8 Hague Kelly William, grocer 149 Front Kelly William, painter 189 Church Kelly William, cartman 232 Grand n Suffolk Kelly widow Rose, Prince c Mott Kelly, Morrison it Clawson, merchants 147 Pearl Kelly and Walsh, grocers 38 Catherine c Bancker Kelso David, china st. Grand n Lewis Kelso George, pilot 58 Ann Kelso James, pilot 61 Gold Kelso James, merchant 39 Barclay Kelso John, pilot 7 Oliver Kemble Peter, merchant 17 Whitehall Kemble Thomas, shipmaster 112 Elizabeth Kemble William, merchant Stone c Whitehall Kemp John, merchant 93 Washington t Kemp John, shoemaker 21 Charlton Kemp John M. rigger 3 James Kemp Peter, grocer Rose c Duane Kemp William, carpenter Watts c Varicb Kemp widow of John, 12 Dey Kemper Philip, cabinetmaker 67 Orchard Kempton widow Sarah, 100 Bancker Kendricks Maria, mantuaroaker 190 Fulton Kennard Albert, cartman 58 Mulberry Kennedy Bernard, brewer 29 Cross * 2K2 MERCEIN'S Kimpton Truman, grocer 118 Front Kincb Thomas, grocer Grand n Collect Kinch William, grocer 79 Chapel c Thomas Kinder Arthur 361 Washington Kine widow, 205 Orange King Aaron O. mer. 176|Broadway h 17 Walker King Abraham, drygood »t. 236 Greenwich King Abraham, shipwright 543 Water King Ann, boardingh. 1 14 Front King Brown, grocer 29 Vandam King Cesar, ehairmaker Greene n Bleecker King Cornelius, butcher 61 Bayard King Daniel E. 12 Bayard King David, tavern 6 Slole-lane King Elisha W. counsellor 42 Beekman King George, printer 124 Elm n Broome King George B. engraver office 61 Wm. h 44 Spring King Gordon, mariner 66 Harman King Harman, baker 6 Duane King Henry, carpenter 203 Hestrr King Henry, mariner Orchard n Stanton King Henry, hardw. st. 228 Pearl h 33 Mercer King Jacob M mer. William c Maiden-lane h 42 King James, cooper 11 Roosevelt [Broadway King John H.Forsyth n Grand King John A. carpenter 89 Gold King John S. cartman 190 Mott King John D. labourer 154 Bancker King John, jeweller Grand n Eldridge King Margaret, 7 Pike King Matthew, musical instrument maker 36 Essex King Matthew, distiller of cordials Hester c Norfolk King Miss Ann, teacher Grand n Elm King Paxel, grocer 26 Vandam King Pompey, soap boiler 226 William King Richard, coachman 1 Sullivan King Ross, Stanton Man. Is. King Wm. mason 103 Mott KingVVm. carpenter 19 Frankfort King Wm. merchant 296 Broadway King Wm. deputy sheriff331 Pearl King widow Elizabeth, upper end Mott King widow Elizabeth, 10 Old slip King widow Louisa, 55 Lombardy King widow Hannah, 51 Orchard King widow, 146 Reed King and Curtis, merchants 194 Pearl King and Mead, merchants 176 Broadway King and Armstrong drygood st. 74 Division King and Maricott, academy Grand n Elm Kingsbridge marble yard, Washington c Christopher Kingsbury E. shipmaster 186 Bowery Kingslau David, flour store < with c Duane Kingsland Abraham, labourer 4 M'Dougal Kingsland Annubella 85 Warren Kingsland Charles, carpenter Eldridge n Allen Kingsland Cornelius shipcar. Lewis n Mantis. Kinepock Institution Tryon and Dispensary, Row NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. ST» Kingsland Daniel, 26 Bowery Kingsland J C. carpenter 44 Barclay Kingsland John, grocer 9 Catherine Kingslanc* Joseph, printer 84 Maiden-lane Kingsland Josia, 298 Greenwich Kingsland Stephen, carpenter 62 Hester Kingsland widow Abigail, Hester n Orange Kingsland Richards, £ Co. mercb. 95 Maiden-lane Kingsland D. it A. 47 Broad [h 365 Broadway Kii gsland 4' Vanhorn carpeDters Asylum e Perry Kinhead Wm . gardener 6 Prince [and 16 Barclay Kii. nan Alex. P. cabinetma 94 Broad h 45 Liberty Kinnan Peter, revenue officer 45 Liberty Kinnan k Mead, cabinetmaker? 93 and 94 Broad Kimier , milliner 150 William Kinny David, 23 Catherine c Henry Kinny Bdmond, shoemaker 16S Bowery Kinny John, carpenter, Perry c Asylum if »£« Kinny Patrick, labourer James c Buncker Kinsamer Frederick, lab. Christopher n Herring Kinsamer !. tailor 430 Greenwich Kinsey John, carpenter 30 Laurens Kinsey Jonathan, mason Carmine n Bedford Kinsey Mrs boardinghouse 5 Broadway Kiushaler Mrs. grocer 83 Front Kinsirey T bom as, carpenter 5 Charlton Kinelein S. tailor, Bowery Hill Kip Cornelius, Kip s Bay Kip Elbert, 72 Murray Kip Isaac, deputy sheriff it grocer 197 Washington Kip I. L. att. nota. assist, reg. in chan. 4 Nassau h Kip James H. merchant 39 Chamber [17 Pine Kip James, sawyer 67 Cross f^W- Kip Leonard, merchant 167 Fulton Kip Luke, merchant 3 Murray Kip Samuel sailmaker Hester c Suffolk Kip widow Sarah, 3 Harman Kip 4> Ingraham, ironmong. Washington c Dey Kip \- Ingraham hardw. store Fulton c Greenwich Kip £ Vanwagenan hardw. store 160 Washington Kipp Henry, cabinetmaker 49 Cbrystie Kipp James H. cooper 119 Orange Kipp Samuel, Kip's Bay Kipp Thomas, druggist 478 Pearl Kipp Thomas, cartraan Arundel Kippling Henry, mariner 111 Lombardy Kirby Edmund, mer. 246 Front h Broadway n Kirby Joseph, 43 1 Greenwich ]Bleecker Kirby Richd. grocer 201 h 469 Greenwich Kirby R drygood mer. 201 Greenwich^ Kirby Thomas, grocer Grand c Forsyth Kircaldie David, 120 Orchard Kirk Anthony, 427 Broadway Kirk J D. translator and collect. 86 Reed Kirk George, grocer 78 Liberty h 77 Kirk James, carpenter upper end Mott Kirk John H. carpenter 58 Orange Kirk Nancy, seamstress 58 Lombardy Kirk Robert, shipcarpenter DesbVos: Kirk Thomas, bookseller 19 i 24 MERCEIN'S Kirk and Mercein, booksellers 22 Wall Kirker James, grocer 41 Ferry Kirkpatrick Andrew, baker 37 Cross Kirk wood John, sawyer 420 Greenwich Kirn John, constable Washington Kirshbaum John, D. fruiterer 69 Spring Kissam Augustus, lumb. yard 127 Hester Kissam Benj. R. M.D 105 Reed Kissam Benjamin, M. D. 105 Reed Kissam Benj P. M D. £ surg. U. S. N. 213 Bowery Kissam Charles, 42 Essex Kissam Daniel, 237 Pearl Kissam jun D. W. M. D. 70 Chamber Kissam D. china store 6 Bowery Kissam James, china dealer 363 Pearl Kissam Joseph 245 Peprl Kissam Joseph, cartman Broome c Goerck Kissam R. S.N.D. and surg. N.Y.H. 189 Fulton Kissam Samuel, 245 Pearl Kissam W. 140 Washington Kissam <£• Wetmore, dry good store 237 Pearl Kisner Philip, cabinetmaker Elm n Spring Kitchel widow Margaret, boarding 219 Church Kilsheny widow, 207 Bancker Kittredge Jonathan, attorney 331 Pearl Klauberry Daniel, steel polisher 36 Maiden-lane Klein Andrew, physician and surgeon 61 James Klinck Christian, grocer 30 Spring Klinck Frederick, 8 Lispenard Kling Henry, 1 wheelwright Eldridge c Broome Klots George, 26 Mangin Knapp Abraham, shoemaker 200 Broadway Knapp Abraham, shoemaker 1 Clarke Knapp Benj. S. granery 84 Rivinglon Knapp Benj. boatman 547 Greenwich Knapp jun. Eben. carpenter 87 Herman Knapp Francis, joiner 42 Pike Knapp Henry, shoemaker Elizabeth n Broome Knapp James, mason 177 Hester Knapp Joseph, organ builder Elm n Grand Knapp Moses, cartman Broome n Thompson Knapp Oliver, grocer 401 Broadway Knapp Reuben, rigger 20 Lumber Knapp Shepherd, 20 Ferry h 379 Pearl Knapp Thomas, shipmaster 60 Catherine Knapp widow Helen, rear 223 Forsyth M Knapp J h W. dry good st. 131 Chatham* Kneeland Lawrence, accountant 29 Pike Kneeland S R. inspector of lumber 16 Oak Knell Fetqk cartman Sheriff n Delancy Knerinpcr John, Grand n Mercer Knight Daniel, shoemaker 9 Rutgers Knighl J W mason Green n Spring Knight Wni.sawfiler 42 Pike Knight widow Elizabeth, 7 Norfolk Knott John, shoemaker 78 Cedar Knower Timothy, hat^furst. 128 Water h 22 John Knowles Benjamin, 99 Bancker Know lion Isabella, seamstress 32 Lumber Knox Ale-. '.veaver head Greenwich lane NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 275 Knox Margaret, teacher 5 Forsyth Knox Robert, 34 Delancy Knox Thomas, roer 14 Broad h 56 Greenwich Kohler Charles, baker 35 Bowery Kohler John, grocer 25 Market Konover Andrew, porter 34 Pell Kopman Lewis, dry good st. 99 William Korfis Christian, lamplighter 65 Pump Koster John, sugar refiner rear 20 Baucker Kuwn James R. 4 Lispenard Krausher Philip, Rhynders c Hester - Krittman Joseph, merchant 189 Bowery Kulp Henry, smith 119 Forsyth Kumbel Wm. currier 48 Ferry h 71 Cliff Kumbel widow Esther, milliner 379 Pearl Kummel Henry, 63 Mulberry Kumpton Catherine widow, 66 Pump / Kumpton Jane. 217 Greenwich Kurst John, 31 Chrystie Kutz Erasmus, rule maker 243 Water Kuypers rev. Gerardus A. Grand n Bowery Kuypers doctor Samuel S. Grand n Bowery Kuyser Michael, shipcarpt. 126 Forsyth Kyle Wm. smith Gouverneur c Cherry Labach jun Isaac, city weigher 40 South Labagh Abm stonecut. 39 Greenwich h Hammond Labagh rev Isaac, 113 Punu> [H3 Liberty Labagh John I. stonecut. Washington c Beav.lane h Labarr Edmund, cabinetmak. rear 90 William Labatut I M f. mahog. yd 8, 10 and 12 Orange Labaw Bowne, curriers 55 Frankfort Labouise John J. 126 Front h 101 Duane Lace John, baker 98 Duane Lackey widow, Hester c Broadway Lacoste John P. grocer 366 Water Lacour Peter, 67 Ann Lacraft John R. 3S Reed Lacy John T. shipwright Collect n Broomo, Ladd James, watchmaker 48 James Ladd Nathaniel, boatman 30 Pearl Ladd Jfathl. customhouse boatman 30 Pearl Ladies' Lit. Cabinet 2351-2 Broadway Lady Michael, labourer up end Elizabeth Lady Thomas, grocer Cherry n Market Lafeevre John, confectioner Grand n Forsyth Laferty M. 2 Lombardy Laforest Francis, bar. %• bairdr. 5 James si. and 95 Lafoy G B. hairdresser 100 Broadway [James Lagear M. 59 Dey Lagrall Lewis, cartman Ridge n Rivington Lagrange Mary Ann, mantuanjak. 22 Warren Lagrave John B. merchant 140 Chamber Lagrave Marchais, jeweller 190 William Laby widow Joanna, 69 William *>£ l j f >. Laidlaw A 11 Cliff ■ Laight E W. 38 Warren /^jttflEttlB Laight Henry, notary Cust. hous^ b 1 1 Park Plac* 276 MERCEIN'S Laine David, grocer 40 Henry Laing Edgar, merchant 41 Hudson Laing Hugh, 255 Pearl Laing Jennett, seamstress 64 North Moore Laing Peter, grocer 279 Water Laing widow of John, 102 Elm [Washingt&n Laing Si Randolph, mer. £>8 Vesey and Chamber c Lair Alex, coal cart man 274 Spring Xajus Josephine, teacher 132 Reed Lake James H. mason Delancy n Ridge Lake Mrs E. widow, 40 Chatham Lalor widow Anastasra 127 Chapel c Walker Lalue Alexander, tailor 16 John Lamarick Alex. 15 Oliver Lamb Alexander, hairdresser 76 Wall Lamb Benj. S. 135 William Lamb Francis, grooer Orange c Hester Lamb J.W. blockma. 421 Water h 116 Lombardy Lamb John W. c Lombardy and Pelham Lamb Robert, statuary 3 Thomas Lamb Samuel, mariner 88 Franklin Lamba Edward, barber Grand n Essex Lambden D. baker 828 William Lamben Michael, coach mak. 65 Division Lamberson David, cartraan 35 Eldridge Lamberson John, 61 Ludlow Lambert D R. merchant Bridge c State Lambert Edward, grocer Macdougal c King Lambert H B. merch. upper end Broadway Lambert I. merchant 178 Pearl Lambert J.J. 231 Pearl h Bridge c State Lambert John J. 1 Bridge c State Lambert John, labourer 7 Beekman Lambert John, mariner 18 Henry Lambert Robert, grocer Spring c Sullivan Lambert S F. 231 Pearl h Bridge c State Lambert William, tavern 94 Cross Lambert widow Eliza, Burrowcsn Herring Lambert widow Hannah, 64 Spring Lambert widow Rachel, 83 Forsyth [Bridge c State Lambert and Brothers, hardware store 231 Peart h Lametti widow of Joseph, fruiter 132 Chatham Lamont P B. painter, &c. 39 Vesey Lamoree D. carpenter 13 Arundel Lamoreux D. 203 Orange Lamot Joseph, tailor 24 Garden Lamouroure widow V. 76 Division Lamphear Saxson, blacksmith Green n Heecker Lampke Henry, rigger Allen n Grand Lamplin widow 192 Church Lameon Paul, 5 Frankfort Lamson widow Hepsibah, 138 Boweiy Lamy Barnard, tailor 1 1 Warren Lancaster Johu, painter 64 Clift h 5 Elizabeth Lancastine Peter, labourer 338 Bowery Lanckeneau Alex. sugtir refiner 83 ChrysUe Lanckeneau Richard, 86 Chrystie Lancy Dennis, mason' 87 Bayard Land' William , tailor H3 Chamber Lander loun, 34 Me-.!' NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Lander Sliven. tallow chand. 57 Lispenard Landford Henry, 24 Orchard Landre Paul, shipcarpei.ter Walnut n Bancker Landsdown widow, 84 Bancker Lane Ebenezer, Charles Lane Francis, hatter 14 Bowery ' • Lane Hester, victualler h 108 Church Lane Hester widow, tailoress 5 Leonard Lane James, fruiter 321 Broadw ay Lane James, carpenter 232 Spring Lane John, baker Grand c Chrystie Lane John, painter rear 27 Pike Lane John, labourer 42 Suffolk Lane John, shoemaker rear 140 Daane Lane Matthew, 83 Cross Lane .Nicholas, sawyer 72 N. Moore v Lane Smith, cartman 50 Sullivan Lane Thomas, auctioneer 57 Sullivan Lane Timothy, mariner 41 Oliver Lane William, merchant IS Division h 18 Doyer Lane William I. 11 Front h 16 Vesey Lane widow Elizabeth, 4S Elizabeth Lane widow Elizabeth, 22 Bowery Laneau Francis, slater 102 Bowery Lang Ebenezer, carpenter 217 Church Lang Frederick B. mer. 13 Gold Lang Jacob, carpenter 99 Anthony Lang John, printer Hanover-square h 34 Whitehall Lang Robert U. 34 Whitehall Lang William, merchant 13 Gold Lang, Turner & Co. pub. of N. Y. Gazette, 3 Hano- Langdon Benj. S. mariner 38 Henry [ver-square Langdon G C. gro. 4: st. boat hotel Fulton si. c Soutt Langdon Israel, carpenter Varick c Osminick Langdon John B. city meas. of grain, &c. Batavif Langdon W. 545 Broadway Lange Andrew, sugar refiner 108 He3ter Langc John, grocer 43 James Langley James, grocer 57 Chatham Langlois U Benjamin, merchants 152 Futfbh. Langly Charles, tavern 1 18 Cherry LangstafT James, 3 Macdougal Langswortby Sanford, grocer 166 Fly-market Lanman Peter, mer. 54 Wall h 1 1 Rivington Lannnier John, carver 69 Eldridge Lansbury boatman 141 Hudson Lansing Garrit, engraver 12 Anthony n Hudson Lara Albert, 99 Leonard Larana Ann, widow 28 Pell Larcomb Richard, smith Clinton c Henry Larejiar Joshua, tailor 413 Broadway Laremy widow Catb. 8 Catherine-lane Largee John, grocer and baker 43 James Largin widow Eliza, 112 Division Larkin Sarah, fruiter 84 Mulberry Larkin Thomas, fruit st. 41 Walnut Laroche John, tailor 253 Greenwich^ , , Larocque John, 30 Division Vil.v Sarah, 1)3 Reed Lawrence widow Sarah, boardingh. 46 John Lawrence widow of Wm 106 Gold Lawrence &. Betts, merchants 31 Burling-slip Lawrence Si Co A H. 28 William Lawrence 1 &. J & Co. 47 Wall Lawrence and Wiilard, auctioneers 125 Water Lawrence and K°ese, druggists 195 Pearl Lawrence and Remsen, 111 Pearl Lawrence, Rapelye Co. Ill Pearl Lawria Wm. currier Bleecker n Elizabeth Lawson Henry, 52 Catherine-lane Lawson James, shoemaker 27 Essex Lawson Jeuctt widow, 102 Elm Lawson John, mariner 151 Orange Lawson Nicholas, Gilbert n Herring , t Lawson Peter, 2 Birmingham Lawsoa Peter, quill manuf. 49 Bowery Lawson Sally widow of Benj. 72 Cedai Lawson Wm J. c West and Jay Lawson Wm J, boatman foot of Jj», to MERCETN'S Lawson Wm. baker 265 William Lawson widow Catherine, lOOEIm Lawson widow of Jolin, grocer Elm c Leonard Lawton Chas. «ec. Mer. Ins. Co. Broome n Forsyl . Lowton Robert, engineer 43Hoster Lawton Wm. ex. broker 45 Wall h 32 Reed Law ton Wm. mason Ridge n Stanton Layman Henry, shoemak. Herring c Christopher Layman Margaret, 90 Bayard Lazalier Abra. smith Broome n Varick Lazarus E S. lot, offi. 74 Maid.l. h Hester n Broad- Lea Williamson &. Co. mer. 96 Pearl [way Leabery Joseph, cooper Orange c Bayard Leacb Elizabeth, teacher 57 Mulberry Leach George, tavern 623 Water Leach .Tames, Broome n Broadway Leach John, massu Broome n Cannon Leader Amelia, widow of Henry teach. 50 Chrystie Leake John G. 32 Park Leakey James, shipcarp. 299 Cherry Leak man James, blockmak. 9 Stanton ' Lean James k Lynch, boardingb. 325 Water Leard Alex, smith 11 Terbot Leary Edward, smith 115 Lombardy Leary James, 164 Front Leary John, hatter 164 Front Leary John, soda water mak. up. end Mulberry Leary Wm H. mariner 29 Gold Leary Wm. carpenter 63 Mulberry Leavenworth widow of Elisha, 30 Greenwich Leavitt David, mer. 127 Front h Greenwich lace Leavitt frBurral, merchants 181 Pearl Leavitt L Lee, merchants 127 Front Leaycraft Jacob, shipmas. rear 169 Bowery Leaycraft John, shoemak E Bank o Thirteenth Leaycraft John B. shoemaker 90 Orange Leaycraft Wm S. tailor 14 Doyer Leaycraft Simmons, drygood st 477 ^-449 Green • Le Baron Francis, apoth. gen. 12 Rector [wicb Lebars Lewis, gilder 98 Orange Lebreton Edward, imp. hops 21 South h 13 Pine Lebreton Edward, Ex. Cof. Ho. c Pine if Nassau Lebreton Ewd. A. brewer 71 Lombardy h 13 Pine Lebreton widow Felicity, Hammond n Herring Lebreton Fontaigne If Gracie, brew. 96 Cheapside Lebrun Charlotte, grocer 123 Fly-market Lebrun Prosper, 117 Fly-market Le Clere Augustus, hatter 42 Liberty Le Conte John. 15 Hudson Lecount John R. grocer Catherine c Henry Leeount Joseph, cartman Grand n" Bowery Lecount Nicholas, confec. 246 Green wi^ Lccour Honore, baker 100 Duanc Ledentu Alps, fringe maker 120 William Lederman Geo shoemaker Sullivan n Spring Ledford Rachel, 119 Anthony Ledgar Claudius, 159 Greenwich Ledwell Thomas, mason 95 Mulberry God with widow, grocer 1 14 Bancker tedy John, cartman 28 Lombardy NEW-YORTblRECTORY.^* 281 Ledyard John, elk. branch bank Broome n Broad Ledyard Pcler V. mer 3 Franklin [way Ledyard «? Co Peter V. 256 Pearl h 3 Frankhn Lee Chas. blacking manuf. 4 Cortland Lee Chas. mer. tai. Dey c Greenwich h 183 Spnng Lee Chas. bbourer Chapel n Walker Lee Christopher, cartman 162 Bancker Lee Daniel, chairmaker 11 Thomas Lee Edward, Hester n Broadway Lee Georec, shoemaker 18 Leonard Lee James, merchant 35 Fulton h 588 Broadway Lee John, CBrtman Grand n Essex Lee John, ropemaker 104 Suffolk Lee John, china packer 109 Mulberry Lee John, carpenter 41 White Lee Joseph, mariner 11 Pelham Lee Judah K. 52 Dey Lee Patrick, cartman 97 Mulberry Lee Paul, M. D. 16 Maiden-lane Lee Robert, shoemaker 80 Roosevelt Lee Roland, boarding b 61 William Lee Tyrantus, laborer 114 Mulberry Lee William, carpenter 172 Elm Lee William, porterhouse c Rivington and Orchard Lee William, brass founder 68 Orchard Lee William, c Orchard and Rivington Lee William, soap and candle manuf. 61 Reed Lee William, C carpenter 51 Harman Lee William, mariner 247 Cherry Lee widow, Grand n Arundel Lee Gideon Co. leather st. 20 Ferry h Sandy-hiU Lee h Thomson, blacking manuf. 4 Courtlandt Leech Richard, shipmaster 88 Pump Leech widow, 33 Cross Leeds Gurdon, shipmaster Broome n Essei Ledley James, tobaccanist 496 Pearl h 14 Pump Leek Henry, tanner 61 Cross Leek Isaac, sawyer 8 Norfolk Leete John, 32 Chapel Leffart Lefferts, 174 Front Lefferts & Ketcham, coachmak. Delancy n'Lewi- Leffingwell Thomas, builder 64 Thompson 1 * 1 Lefforts Samuel, 101 Mott v. Leforge Samuel, Hammond n Asylum Lefort John, shipmaster 17 N. Moore Lefoy Abm.& Henry, 191 Greenwich Lefoy Hester.. 191 Greenwich Lefurge Benjamin, labourer 18 Henry Leggett Aaron, 273 Pearl h 11 Hague Leggett Ezekiel, grocer 119 Harman Leggett George, c Chatham and Harman ■.' ^fejffil Leggett George, turner 6 Harman Leggett John, merchant 426 Pearl Leggett John H. insp. of customs 54 Provost Leggett Reuben, merchant 271 Pearl h 9 Hague Leggett Samuel, 172 Pearl h 35 Vandewater Leggett jun. Thomas, 27 Rose Leggett William H. merchant 3Q7JPearl Leggett widow Marian, 11 lluyue Leggett widow Mary Crosby n Grand MERCK'S Leggatt, Fox and Co. merchants 307 Pearl Leggett Thos. H. &z Aaron, merchants 273 Pearl Leggett, Shotwell Si Fox, auc- Si coin mt. 172 Pearl Legrill Lewis, cartman Ridge n Stanton Leitcb Charles, mason 201 Hester Leland BclarmiHe, bookbinder 61 Wall Lelievie Augustus, 40 Wall /.fly William, cartman Ridge Leraaire John, carver and gilder 30 Barclay Lemoine Stephen P. attorney 8 Chamber Lemon widow, 118 Bowery lemmon widow Raehel, 103 Division Lennon Jamps, shoemaker 22 Nassau Lenon Mary 132 Duane Lennox Lydia, teacher 81 Bayard Lenori Lewis, confectioner 43 Hudson . Lenox Robert, merchant 59 Broadway Lent Abm. sailmaker 79 Forsyth Lent Henry, carpenter Varick n Dominick Lent James W. 29 Water Lent John A. broker 13 South h 39 Stone Lent widow, 64 N, Mooro Lent widow, 82 Reed Lent E h J. grocers Rivinglon c Attorney Lentner John. 91 William Leon Moses, 26 Warren Leonard Abbey. Canal n Church Leonard Francis, hairdresser 15 Burling slip Leonard Hester, 74 Gold Leonard Jacob, shipwright 257 Front &i 24 James Leonard James T. U S. N. 133 Washington Leonard John, 119 William Leonard Joseph, 6 James Leonard Samuel, boatman 24T)rchard Leouard widow Sarah, 10 Liberty Leonard widow, 153 Reed Leonard & Murtan, 257 Front Leonard and Vandewater, 119 William Lepence Francis, 32 Forsyth Leper Hugh, cartman Ridge n Stanton Leper John, cartman Attorney n Delancy Leper James, cartman Attorney a Delancy Leroy Herman, raer. Washington, h 66 Broadway Leroy Robert, merchant 138 Greenwich Leroy widow of Jacoti, 81 Liberty Lesquoy James, upholsterer 46 Nassau Lessen Augustine, Elm c Pearl Lesslie widow Elizabeth, Allen n Grand Lester John M. marshal 39 Leonard Lester Piatt, pump and blockm. Stanton n Man. M. Let Domingo, mariner 10 Bancker Lelben Richard, mariner 10 Ferry Letson John, mason 137 Hudson Letson Thomas, leather si. 41 Ferry Letson Thomas, mason Commerce n Bedford Letts Phebe, 3 Torbot Levee F. brushmakcr 193 Greenwich Leveridge John, att. and coun. 152 Cherry Leveridge widow Ann, 1 15 Harman Levinus John, 077 Water NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Levinus John W. grocer Cbrystie c Hester Levisoo D. shoemaker 162 Elizabeth Levison Geo. shoemaker Grand n Forsyth Levy Aaron, mercb. 38 Greenwich Levy Abraham, 250 Bowery Levy David, merch. 343 Water Levy Israel, 215 Greenwich Levy jun. Jacob, 74 Broad Levy Richard, labourer Laigbt n Greenwich Levy Simeon, Hudson c Spring Levy So'omon, mer. 117 Front b 19 Hudson Lewis Bmj. mason c Greenwich and Christopher Lewis Benj. F. bookseller 192 Greenwich ' Lewis Benj. mason Greenwich-lane Lewis Calvin, mason Orchard n Broome Lewis Charles, 24 Spruce Lewis Cornelius, cartman Attorney n Rivington Lewis Crusong, cook 121 Anthony Lewis Daniel, 39 Division Lew is David, grocer 33 Division h 18 Eldridge Lewis David W. shoemaker 128 Forsyth Lewis Eldad, physician 15 Greenwich Lewis Elijah, saddler 320 Pearl Lewis Erasmus, block and pump mak. 25 Jay Lewis Evan, grocer 178 Bowery Lewis Francis, mer. 77 Chamber Lewis Gabriel L. mer. 53 South b 12 Leonard Lewis Gilbert, tavern 21 Bowery Lewis Hannah, washerwoman 123 Anthony Lewis Israel, builder Hudson n Spring Lewis John, victuallingh. 389 Water Lewis John, 20 Vandam Lewis John, cartm'an c Willett Lewis John, slater 113Mott Lewis John D. tanner 103 Cross Lewis John, hairdresser 75 Nassau Lewis Joseph, fruit st. 27 Catherine Lewis Joseph, engraver 3 Wall Lewis Jouy, grocer 94 Church [ton Lewis Lademia, mockason ma. Eldridge n Riving- Lewis Nathaniel H. block nak. 54 James!*? Lewis Peter, shoemaker 29 Elm Lewis Philo, re packer beef St pork Wash, n Spring Lewis Robert, shoe store 552 Pearl Lewis Reswell W. attor.and couns. 2 James Lewis Samuel, shoe cleaner 18 Jay Lewis Samuel G. 20 Reed Lewis Susan. 76 Bancker Lewis Thomas, Stanton n Pilt Lewis Thomas, bootmaker 29 Park Lewis Thomas, fruit st. 193 Duane Lewis Uzza, carpenter Broome n Elm Lewis William, mariner 4 Hague Lewis William, shoemaker 137 Pump Lewis Z. 40 Broad Lewis widow Ellen, Oliver n Bancker Lewis wid»w Elizabeth. 153 Cherry Lewis widow Hannah, Crosby c Grand Lewis G & H. ineicuanis 53 South [and 212 Pump Lewis io Reynolds, block ^ p^o^ma. Ur Little jun Jacob, broker 20 Wall Little Jatnesi carpenter 197 Molt Little John, labourer 394 Greenwich Little Jonathan, merchant 216 Pearl h 15 John Little Joseph, mason 63 Bayard Little Michael, 37 Franklin Little Wm. shoemaker Ludlow n Rivingtou Little Wm. 218 Pearl Little widow Betsey, 199 Division ....gjjL^ , Little and Scofield, merchants 197 Broadway Little and Co. Jonathan, merchants 216 Pearl Little and Co. J E. merchants 216 Pearl Littleboy W feather it comb maker 91 Chatham Littlefield widow of Samuel, 243 Spring Livingston Brockholst, 37 Broadway Livingston Charles, 59 Greenwich Livingston Daniel, 104 Pearl Livingston Edward, attor u notary 37 Pine ■ Livingston Edward, milkman Arundel c Rivington Livingston John R. merchant 2 Greenwich Livingston John, seaman 29 Elm Livingston Margaret, 39 Cbeapside Livingston Mrs. J. K. 74 White Livingston Peter W. 3 South h 301 Greenwich Livingston Samuel C merchant tailor 89 Fulton Livingston Thos. F. 383 Broadway [and Laight Livingston &: Van Nostrand, cab. ma. cGretnwich Lizen widow Eliza, Crosby n Broome Lloyd B. 34 North Moore Lloyd Francis, tinman 183 Cherry Lloyd Harvey, tobacconist 137 Bancker Lloyd John N. merchant 146 Water ii 146 White Lloyd Joseph, merch 29 Front h 1 Whitehall Lloyd Joseph, reedmaker 150ak>K '*i*t*..4tf|*,' i Lloyd Mary, drygood store 201 Bowery Lloyd Paul B. 34 North Moore Lloyd Wm cooper 31 Oak Loan offices for city h county A'. Y. at Branch Bank Loan office of the U. S. City Hall Lobb Jacob, cartman 67 Ludlow Lock William, shoemaker Christopher c Herring Lockerman James, cartman 56 Gold LockeyJno. labourer 24 Market Locklan Patrick, cartman 12 Rivington Lockman J. inspec lum 4* grocer Wash, c Cedar Lockman John, gardener Old H. Road Lockwood A. watchm 131 Cherry h 97 Lombardy Lockwood Alfred, sashmaker 38 Delancy Lockwood Andrew, carpenter 13 Provost Lockwood Carey, 83 Reed Lockwood E. flour merchant 290 Front Lockwood Ery, shipcarpenter Front n Walnut Lockwood Ely, carpenter 577 Water Lockwood Henry, mariner 119 Forsyth Lockwood Henry, shoemaker 10 Ludlew 25 286 MERCEIN'S Lockwood Isaac I. tar & turpentine r. 127 Orange Lock wood Israel, shoemaker Spring c Hudson Lockwood James, shoemaker Collect n Leonard Lockwood J. carpenter Mulberry c Spring Lockwood J.J. 82 South h 127 Orange Lockwood Jehiah, Grand n Lewis Lockwood Joseph, cartman 30 Broome Lockwood Lee, 13 Chapel Lockwood Nathan, carpenter 72 Pump Lockwood Peter,^ Cherry Lockwood Philip, 195 Cherry h 86 James Lockwood Philip, carpenter 'f0 James Lockwood Prudence, Broome n Lewis Lockwood Samuel, shoemaker 79 Hudson Lockwood Sarah, teacher C7 Attorney Lockwood Sarah S. boardinghouse 128 Bro&dwav Lockwood Stephen, dry good store 432 Pearl Lockwood William, 28 Whitehall Lockwood W. tailor Market c Lombardy Lockwood W. victuallingbouse 129 Cherry Lockwood widow Sarah, Charles \ Lockwood L. &. F. booksellers 154 Broadway v r Lockwood and Co. booksellers 177 Broadway Lodge B. F. grocer c Hague and Skinner Logan Adam, watchmaker 55 Chatham Logan widow of David, mer. tai. 93 Cherry Loines James, merchant 78 Leonard Loines Richard, 562 Broadway Loines Stephen, drygood store 264 Water Loines James & Richard, merchants 246 Front Loines R. Si C. W. merchants 40 Pearl Loler widow Mary, 372 Water Lonergan Thomas, currier 27 Chesnut Long George, printer and bookseller 71 Pearl Long Nathaneil, sawyer 420 Greenwich Long Nicholas, laborer Laight n Greenwich Long Samuel, cartman Broome n Bowery Long Thomas, weaver Perry n Greenwich Long William, laborer 141 Broome Longborrow Horace, teacher 122 Lombardy Longen Matthew, 33 Dover Longlield Thomas, shipmaster 17 Herman Longhurst Richard, carpenter 171 Orange Longking Thomas, rear 56 Pump Longstreet Gilbert 233 Chrystie Longworth David 11 Park Longworth Thomas, Green n Grand Loniu Dennis, smith 5 Hague Lonzeret widow, 35 Pump Looker Benjamin, shoe dealer 89 Maiden lane Looker Joseph, carpenter 134 Mulberry Looker Linos, shoemaker Laurens n Prince LoomerOtis, merchant 129 Pearl Loomis Elijah B printer 140 Pump Loomis Lebheus, broker 45 Wall Loper David 121 Hester Loper Isaac C grocer 155 Fly-market Lopez David, brushmaker 12 Forsyth Lopez Laae, locksmith S9 Chrystie Lopez Samuel, 272 Pearl h 73 Pine Lopez widow Sarah, 63 Fulton NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 287 Lord Abner R. merchant 412 Pearl Lord B. clothing store 106 Spring Lord Bcnj tailor 177 William h Rose c Frankfort Lord Daniel, physician and druggist 77 Water Lord jun. Daniel notary 13 Nassau Lord Hezckiah, 14 Crosby Lord Joseph, blockmaker 274 Front h 9 Roosevelc Lord Silas, physician and druggist 155 Greenwich Lord Thomas, hardware store 131 Pearl Lord William, carpenter 30 Cheapside Lord widow of Samuel L. 19 Spring Lord Si Olnistead, 12S Pearl Lorden Jeremiah, tavern 87 Pine Lorillard Jacob, tobacconist 44 Chatham Lorillard Jacob, b Bond Lorillard Peter, tobacconist 44 Chatham [Ferry Lorillard 4- Co. Jacob, hide leather mer. 16 fa 18 Lorillard P. G. tobacconists 42 Chatham Loring JosephusB.flonr st.l71Washing.h22Hudson Loring Mrs. 31 Broome Loris Mary, 79 Murray Lorn Stephen, silversmith 98 Orange Lcton John, .-tonecutter Hubert n Greenwich Lorion L T. shoemaker 160 Spring Lorton Mr tallowchandler Amos n Hudson, Lost n Henry, grocer Art c Bowery, Losey Catherine, 14 Thomas Losey Valentine, porter 19 Spring Loss Adolphus, surveyor 299 Bowery Lotben Ebenezer, tailor 27 Lombardy Lothian George, engraver 115 Orange Lott Alexander, cabinetmaker rear 19 Rose Lott Henry, merchant 184 Pearl h 104 Warren ' Lott Peter, carpenter Delancy c Allen Lott Peter, 2 Walker Lott fa Seaman, merchants 49 Water Lott fa Sherman, 185 Pearl Lotten Cornelius, cartman Allen n Broome Loughlan John, brassfounder 24 Orchard Loughlan Patrick, Bank c Washington Wr.! ts Loughlan Patrick, grocer, 195 Washington Lougbman James, grocer 389 Water Loundsberry Jeremiah, merchant 128 Division I-oundsberry widow, Collect n Grand Lounsberry Amos, Grand n Essex Lounsberry Justus, cartman 2<17 Mott Lounsberry N. drygood store 98 Division Lounsberry J. fa P. drygood store 130 Division Lourenbergh Bernard, merchant, 506 Broadway Loutrel Lewis, drygood store 293 Broadway Love David, cartman 30 Bancker Love widow, 517 Greenwich Loveie Alexander, rigger 22 Orchard T .ovelane Oliver, carpenter 86 Varicfc'-" Lovell and Lynch, merchants 213 Pearl Lovett Aaron, cartman 69 Sullivan Lovelt George, dockbuilder 290 Delancy Lovett Jabez, shipmaster 52 Forsyth Lovett James, mer. 89 South b 41 Dey Lovelt JobD; grocer Delancy c Lewis 288 MERCEIN'S Lovett John, mariner Jsffersnn c Dh isioh Lovett Thomas, dockbuilder 292 Delancy • Low AbraliBTi, carnenter Thomson c tit ind Low Bsnjamin, mechanic Grand n Norloifc Low Eliza, 5 Goorck Low Henry V, 35 Water Low John, printer and bookseller 139 Cherry Low John, cashier Union Bunk h 17 Wall Lou- jun John, com merchant 84 Broad Low Nicholas 109 Pearl Low Samuel, 12 Chesmit Low Samuel, butcher 186 Mulberry Low widow Catherine, 179 Division Lowber widow, 64 Frankfort Lowden S. boatman 139 Hudson Lowe Geo. bmcher'SS Fly market Lowe Sagar, hairdresser 392 Greenwich Lowerre Benjamin, carpenter 27 Bridge Lowerre Henry, grocer 8 South h 20 Front Lowerre J. cooper &. repack, of beef, £c. Washing Lowerre John M. grocer 412 Greenwich Lowerre Richard, cooper 11 Ann Lowerre S W. painter and glazier 86 Division Lowerre widow Phebe, 70 Reed Lowery Peter, 44 Augustus Lowery Wm. 3 Water Lowery Wm. carpenter 100 Broad Lowery widow Hannah, 199 Division Lowery widow Jane, 37 Walker Lowery widow Sarah, 649 Pearl Lownace Edward, boatman Cherry n Walnut Lownes widow, 104 Cross Low nesbery Neh.Lmiah.shoe si. c Bayard &. Forsylh Lownsberry Jonathan, cartm. Columbia n Delancy Lowry Henry, 8 South h 20 Front Lowry James, grocer Greenwich c Charlton Lowry John IVf merchant 58 South h 52 Ann Lowry Michael, 14 Catherine-lane Lowry and Co J M. mer. 68 South .uJi3 Lowtner Geo. labourer 1 Moore Lowther^' Fulton, grocers 116 Broad Loyd Andrew, shipwright 28 Roosevelt Loyd Henry, teacher 40 Delancy Loyd Samuel, 65 Pump Loyd Doctor Wm. L. 175 Delancy Lozier Garrit, carpenter 2 'Charlton Lozier Nicholas, cartman 2 Charlton Lozier Peter, mason rear 106 Mulberry Lneier Stephen, cartman 59 Chapel Lozier Thomas, shipcarp. 611 Water Lozier Wm. cartman 2 Charlton Lozier widow Esther, 286 Spring Loziere John, shoemak 9 Charlton Lubberwar Martin, grocer 16 Chatham Lucam Samuel, carp, c Broome and Lewis Lucas Aaron, shoemaker 40 Hester Lucas Isaac, builder 197 Church Lucas Samuel, cooper 86 Catherine Luckey Theopbilus, weaver Perry n Washington Lucky John, shoemakrr 37 Esses Ludlam Ephraim, 47tssex NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 2£9 i.udlam Stephen, cily surveyor 10J ames Ludley James, tobac. 446 Pearl h 14 Pump Ludlow Anthony, Sheriff n Broome Ludlow Christopher, 125 Bowery Ludlow Frances S. 80 Chamber Ludlow Guillian, merchant 15 Whitehall Ludlow James, druggist 107 Division Ludlow Mary, 44 Warren Ludlow Peter, merchant 63 Pine Ludlow Philadelphia, 130 Harman Ludlow Thos. W. atty 80 Chamber h 15 Whitehall Ludlum David, grocer Broome c Ludlow Ludluui Epbraim, Broome n Goerck Ludlum Gersham, cartman 16 Forsyth Ludlum Jacob, 28 Pearl Ludlum John, grocer Broome c Norfolk Ludlum Joseph, mason c Church and Canal Ludlum Nehemiab, grocer 49 Essex c Hester Ludlum Samuel, turner rear 95 Anthony Ludlum Rachel, 23 Walker Ludlum Woi. grocer & boardingb. 117 Washington Ludlum, Johnson Si Co. merchants 16 South Ludly John, 218 Chapel Lud wick Joseph F. grocer 35 Pike Ludwig Joseph F. grocer 20 Henry Luff John C. baker 46 Orchard Lnff John N. baker 39 and 41 Broad Luff Martin, grocer Forsyth c Hester Luff Matthias, grocer 83 Bowery Luff Philip L. butch. 49 Wash. mkt. h Rivington Luff Valentine, 4 Market-slip [Orchard Luffborrow Isaac, shoemak. 69 Arundel Luffborrow Thomas, carpenter 221 William Luke George, grocer Greenwich c Beach Luke Rachel, 87 Division and 208 Hester Luker John, labourer 93 iombardy Luker John, 66 Rutgers Lulsdorf John, 6 Molt Lumley widow Ellen, 273 Spring Lunny Edward, 175 Hester Lupton Arthur Stuyvesant Lupion I. tnilor 228 Water Lupton widow of Henry, coffee fac. 179 Harmao Lupton Samuel merchant tailor 173 Cherry h 65 Luqueer Francis T. 53 Beaver [Market Luqueer Vannest, hardw. store 105 Pearl Luther Henry, Eldridge n North Luther James, ropt maker 2d Avenue Luther John, grocer Rivington c Attorney Lnthi r Robert, carpenter 213 Orange Lutterman widow, tailoress 154 Bowery Luyster Abm. R. 208 Pearl Luyster Wen. 29 Ann ' Luyster Wra. Abm R. merch. 208 Pearl Lyblau Anne, Suffolk c Division Lydaback Martin, 66 Christie Lyde wldo v of Edward, 31 Barclay Lyds h Walton, 16 William Lydecken John I. 48 Sullivan [225 Broad.vay Lydig David, flour, merch. South n Dover-wharf u 15 » MERCEIN'S Lyell I. porter N. Y. Bank, 36 William Lj ell rev. Thomas, 34 Barclay Lyle Samuel, merchant 56 Elizabeth Lyman Nathan, grocer Christopher c Herring- Lynch Dominick jun. merchant 40 William b 1 Lynch Elias, grocer 229 Orange [Greenwich Lynch George, mariner 50 Collect Lynch George, boatman 34 Broome Lynch J. C. Green n Spring Lynch James, painter 100 Herman Lynch James, hairdresser 1 12 Broad. Lynch James, 310 1-2 Broadway Lynch John, cartraan Bancker c Pike Lynch Julia, 210 Duane Lynch Mark, cooper 621 Water Lynch Patrick, 30 Cross Lynch Thomas, 3 Broad Lynch Thomas, 32 Lumber Lynch widow Mary, Grand c Cannon Lynch & Clarke, min. water 10 Wall & 252 Broad- Lyng Jardine, carpenter t)3 Chapel [way Lynn John, grocer 37 Anthony Lynnar David ^ Anthony, groc. tav. 471 Pearl Lyon Benj. curtman Sullivan o Spring Lyon Daoirl, carlman Broome n Arundel Lyon David, Market c Harwan Lyon David, grocer Market c Bancker Lyon David S. deputy naval officer 37 Wall Lyon Edwnrd dry-good store 164 Chatham Lyol, Elijah, cartnian 6 Chrystie Lyon Forinan, merchnnt 23 Ann Lyon Georye, 83 James Lyon G^rrefsbti, wheelwright 67 Varick Lyon Henry, upholsterer 156 Water Lyon Heury' carpenter 178 Bowery Lyon J-mies H. distillvr t> l Cherry h 35 Rose Lyoi' J«mes, carpemer 47 Essex Lyon J. sse. carlman 73 Varick L> on John H. b.itclier34 Fly Mar h 35 Rose Lyon Joseph, shipmaster 2 Roosevelt c Chatham L>on J si'ph, merchant 4 Fulton slip Lj on Lewis, cooper Agnew's wharf h 5 Batuvia Lyim Nicholas B. 141 Chatham Lyon Peter, 37 Pump Lyoi. Peier dfygood More 106 Division Lyon Richard c;>rv u gilder 12 Rhymlers, n Grand ' Lyon Samuel, smith 2f) Ann Lyon Samuel, grocer Caution c Delancy Lyon Silas auction broke* 4 James tlip Lyon Stephen, laitor 14!> Division Lyon Thomas, 18 Lombaidy Lyon Thomas, physician 5 Roosevelt Lyon *Vm, carlman Laurens n Blceckcr Lyon widow Elizabeth, 76 Pump Lyon T$- S. lumb. yard 209 Cherry Lyon ilonatha.i Wm. 136 Division Lyon-- Benj. Hester n Collect Lyons Beiij. carpenter 84 Forsyth • Lyons Dnvid, grocer Bancker c Market Lyon? Elizabeth, Broome n Crosby Lyons George, shoemaker 60 Ferry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 29 1 Lyons James, waiter Lalght n Greenwich Lyons James, mariner Broome n Coerek fKWM' Lyons James, tailor 30 Orange Lyons James, 219 Division [185 Division Lyons jun. James, attor. and notary 74 Cherry b Lyons John, butch. 4 Cath mar. h 238 Bowery Lyons Labron, 73 Hester Lyons Mary, 88 Bancker Lyons Owen, shoemaker 161 Duane Lyons Samuel, tavern 154 Greenwich Lyons Thomas, paver Oliver n Bancker Lyons Win. grocer 38 South Lyons widow, Front n Vly market Lyons and Nott, 154 Front Lyseu widow MargareJ, 233 Church Lytle John, labourer Collect c Anthonv ■ • ' M ■=■••- ;•-> - ' M'Aboy John, 179 Cherry M'Adam widow of Wm. 57 Broadway M'Adam* widow of John 108 Division M'Alister Wm shoemaker 318 Water M Allen David, sailmaker 10 Essex M'Alpin Hugh. 49 Rutgers M'Alpin John, teacher 39 White M'Alpine , rigyer 17 Bancker M'Andrew James. Ill Mulberry • ■' M Andrew widow Mary 13 Prince M'Ardle Philip taker 5 Prince M'Ardle widow of Henry, 163 Elizabeth M Arthur Alexander, boarriinghouse 24 Moofe M'Aulay Daniel, printer 345 Greenwich M'Beth Alexander, grocer 13 Orchard "SjL M'Beth Jauies, chandler 13 0;clrard M'Beth widow Elizabeth. 32 Orchard M'Brair Burklass, tailors and salesmen 57Maiden M'Bride Daniel, tailor 251 Washington M'Bride Hugh, cat tin an 192 Mulberry M'Bride James, merchant 82 Liberty ?•! Bride James, cartman 63 Orange M Bride Mary, nurse 1 12 Anthony M'Bride Thomas, cartman 148 Orange'' , " M'Bride Walter, grocer 22 Thomas .' ■ M Bride William, carlman 157 Mulberry M'Bride widow Eliznbeth, 77 B:iucker M'Bride widow Catherine, 5S Elm '' ' *"J M'Caba P. livery stables 40 Nassau [ r ' '' , '. M-Cabe Charles, grocor, 64 Cherry M'Cabe James, baiter 344 Water M'Cabe James, shoemaker 308 Water ' ' ' M'Cabe Joseph, gardener 167 Anthony M'Cabe Owen, grocer 111 Lombardy M : Cabe Owen, milkman 27 Lombardy M'Cabe Stephen .'smith Thompson n Spring M'Caddan Henry, labourer Green n Spring M'Cafferty Barnard, Elizabeth n 1'rinec M Ciffrey Barney, labourer Nicholas Williarr: M'Caffrey Hugh, tailor 500 Pearl M Calister Mary, 60 Bancker M Cll James, merchant 160 Pearl M'Cal! James C.taitr.r 13Elra M Call John, merchant 47 Pine 492 MERCELVS M'Callister James, cartman c Spring li Thompson M'Calpin Hugh, cooper 49 Rutgers M'Calpio Samuel, mariner 134 Pump M'Calpin widow Eliza, Collect n Grand M'Calvey , fisherman Washington n Morton M'Camman George, 399 Water M'Cammun Thomas, stonecutter Delancy n Ridge M Card , carpenter Suffolk c Broome M'CarrJohn, tailor 99 Reed M'Cartee David, boalbuilder 262 Front h 12 Jacol' M'Cartee Peter, currier 12 Jacob M'Carter widow Margaret, boardingh. 369 Pearl M'Cartey James, 12 Catherine lane M'Carthy D. grocer Cheapside c LombarSy b 97 Chatham c Duane M'Carthy John, carpenter Pprry n Washington M'Carthy Justin, grocer 336 Broadway c Anthony M'Carthy widow Mary. 9 James M'Cartie Justin, mariner 174 Division M'Carty Charles, grocer 46 Cherry M'Carty Dennis, 9 Augustus M'Cnrly Jobu, grocer Walnut n Grand M'Carty Margaret, boardinghouse 369 Pearl M'Carty Owen, grocer 113 Anthony M'Carty Peter, merchant 152 12 Pearl b 22 Gold M-Carly Robert, carpenter Thompson n Broome M'Carty k. Van Antwerp auctioneers Wall c Pearl M'Caw James, distiller Wooster n Spring M'Chain John, grocer Elm c Spring M'Chesney Nathaniel, coaebmaker 77 White M'Cbestney &. Lawrence, coachmak. 412 Broad- way b 28 Canal M'Cibb Mary, fruilstore 54 Anthony M'Cillister James, cartman Spring c Thompson M'Clain Ann, 175 Church M'CIain Daniel, cartman 192 Mulberry M'Clain Cornelius, 218 Church M'Clave John, stonecutter 281 Greenwich M'Clean Alexander, 25 Old Slip M'Clean James, cartman 66 Suffolk M'Clean John, 83 White M'Clean Titus, rear 319 Water M'Clean William, cartman 153 Hudson M'Cleau William, rigger rear 87 Henry M'Cleary John, carpenter 95 Cross M'Clelan W.W att. conns. Cm not. 46 Nassau M'Cleland Joseph, bookseller 19 Fletcher M'Clelland A. tailor 81 Mulberry M'Clelland rev Alex. 170 Cherry M Clinlock, Hawthorn &i Co. 57 Pine M'Closkey Patrick, grocer Cedar c Greenwich M'Closkey widow of Patrick, 341 Greenwich M'Clure Alex. gro. and grain st. 71 Mulberry M'Clure Archibald, tanner 61 Bancker M'Clure Francis 42 Robinson M'Clnre John, carpenter Desbrosses M'Clure John, grocer 16 Elm c Duane M'Clure Thomas, cabinetmaker 131 Chapel M'Clure widow Mabell, teacher 64 Gold M'Cluskey William, grocer Murray c Greenwich M'Clydes Wm. porter vault 303 Water NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 298 M'Coffry Martin, sawyer lOTolbot M'Colgan George, 75 Duane M'Cullen Robert. milkman Grand c Allen [Greenw. M'Cfillick Wm.W tinplate & sbeel-iron worker 370 M'Comb Jobn, architect city hall b Bowery bill M'Comb John, soda water 22 Chatham M'Comb Thomas, sawyer upper end Mulberry M'Combes Henry, carpenter 144 Division M'Combes John, sawyer 395 Greenwich M'Connell James, cooper Oliver n Bancker M Cork-ell Archibald, shipmaster 85 White M'Cormick Alexander, rigger 69 Henry M'Cormick Daniel, merchant 57 Wall M'Cormiek Hugh, currier 35 Ferry b 102 Gold M'Cormick Hugh, brassfounder 85 Mulberry M'Cormick Robert, grocer 94 h 39 Front M'Cormick Stephen, marshal 411 Broadway M'Cormick Tbos. carpenter Mulberry c Grand M'Casker Joan, shoemaker 186 William M'Cosker widow, 66 Cross M'Coulm Archibald, tailor 220 Greenwich M'Coun A. 40 Front c Coentiesslip M-Coun Albertion, 40 Front b 101 Lombaidy M'Coun P 17 Henry M'Co.un Samuel, 22 South h 14 Broadway M'Coun W. T. attorney 76 Jobn h 30 WarreD ■ M Cowan James, cartman 207 Mott M'Coy Alex, cartman 9 Clarke M'Coy Catherine, frnit store 603 Greenwich M'Coy James, gold beater 158 Reed M'Coy John, dyer 259 Greenwich M'Cracken Ales, inspector 169 Harman , 6 ->, % u M'Cracken John, merchant 85 Pearl >-Uu;<.' "it M'Cracken Joba, machine maker 523 Greenwich ■ M'Cracken William, 125 Orange M'Crea — — , musician 80 Varick v'S'jfl M'Crea John, hairdresser 13 Old slip * M-Crea Robert, mer 2 Slote lane h 39 Walker .i M'Crea and Slidell, merchants 41 South M'Cready Andrew, shoemaker 124 Pum^^Ht" ' m M'Cready Benj. merchant tailor 40 John M'Cready George,'upbolsterer 6 Broad ijw&UitL M'Cready jun. James, 152 Mott . . ■ <> M'Cready Sarah, 6 Catherine lane M'Cready T. butch 32 Calh mar b Willet n Stanton M Cready Thomas, grocer 28 Broad M'Cready Thomas, 38 Orchard M'Cready Tbos. 10 New i*tauV<.,*vi|,.- •• '• if- M'Cready widow of James, 103 Elisabeth M'Cready widow Sophia, 34 Pike M'Crum Thomas, crocer 342 Greenwich OcSSSe M'Crum Thos. grocer c Greenwich and Provost M'Cue Peter, tobacconist 99 Bancker M Cue Richard, blacksmith Augustus M'Cuen Daniel, labourer 72 Front M'Cullagh Patrick, cartman Collect n Graud M'Cullagh Sarab, seminary 1 Beaver M'Cullegh Alex, tailor 75 Scaromel M'Cullen Eliza, teacher 183 Division ■M'Cullen Mrs. seminary 20ft Church 294 MERCELV.-. M'Cullen Robert, 26 Front M'Culley John, whitesmith Laurens n Bleeckei M'Culley Robert, shoemaker 45 Elmt>W# M'Culley Samuel, tailor 42 Suffolk and 124 Pump M'Cullough James, shoemaker 125 Forsyth M'Cullough Sarah, Luster rear 277 Greenwich M'Cullough William, barber 25 Peck slip M'Cullum Archibald, 443 Pearl M'Cullun Margaret, 390 Water M'Cully John, cartman 40 Suffolk M'Cuinber Ebenezer, 77 Murray M'Cune James, car) man Molt n Prince M'CuDe J. rai l man grocer Rivington c Eldrh V M'Cune Sarah, teacher 44 Orange M'Curdy James, merchant 96 William M'Cure Francis, shipwright 301 Cherry M'Cusker Cornelius, 134 Mott M'Cussick Wm. cartman 173 Orange M Cutclien widow Ann, Collect n Hester MDermett Hugh, cartman 50 Orchard M'Dermott Henry, sawyer Broome n East Rivtr M'Dermott James, sawyer Goerck n Spring M'Dermott John, gardener 11 Catherine lane M'Dermott John, 57 Elm M'Dermut Charles, grocer 114 Broad M'Dermut Lawrence, tailor Renwick M'Dermut Robt. bookseller 222 Pearl h 162 Green w M'Dire Catherine, washerwoman 112 Anthony M'Dole Benj_*hipcarpenter 9 Jefferson M'Donald Alex, merchant 165 Broadway M'Donald Alex, comb maker 145 Chamber M'Donald Alex, umbrella maker 25 Vandewater M'Donald Alexander L. att>>r>:ey 67 Dey M'Donald Daniel, grocer Division c Arundel M ; Donald Duncan, bookbinder 79 Chapel M'Donald Ebenezer, 103 Chapel M Donald Hannah, victualling house Wash Market M'Donald Henry, baker 78 Chatham M'Donald James, shoemak Bank c Greenwich lane M'Donald James, currier 34 Ferry M'Donald James, carpenter Pitt n Stanton M'Donald James, builder Pitt n Stanton M'Donald , broker 22 Warren M'Donald Jane, grocer 97 Mulberry M Donald John, tailor 80 Cherry M'Donald John M attorney and couns 70 Cherry M'Donald John, merchant 504 Broadway M- Donald Maria, 34 Essex M'Donald Martin, bootmaker 204 Greenwich M Donald Matthew, Attorney . :.. M'Donald Michael, labourer 93 Bancker M Donald Michael, grocer 253 Front M'Donald Patrick, gardener Greenwich lane M'Donald Randle, grocer Arundel c Division M'Donald Walter, teacher 15 Harman M'Donald William, shipwright 225 Spring M'Donald Wm. 14 Barclay M'Donald Wm. shipwright 60 Market M'Donald widow Ami, Burrows n Herring M'Donald widow \i>i n, 4 Charlton M'Donald widow Jennet, boardingh. 466 Greenw NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 290 M'Donald widow Mary, 3 Doyer M'Donougb John, accountant 37 Walker M'Donougb Michael, stonecutter 338 Greenwich M'Donough Peter labourer 39 Augustus M'Donough widow, Lewis M. I. M'DoDOUgh widow of Patrick, 259 Greenwich . M'Dorman Matthew, 56 N. Moore M'Dougal Anthony, trunk maker 107 Cross M'Dougal James, blacksmith 165 Orange M'Dougal widow Martha, boarding b. 12 Eroad M-Dougall Alex, smith 2 Chapel M'Dougall Allen, cooper & grocer 22 and 32 Old-sl M-Dowel widow, milliner 75 Harnian M'Dowel Elizabeth, 42 Anthony M-Dutfee Donald, printer 1 Murray M'Durmet Bridget, 3-13 Water M'EIwain, jun. , hatter h 8 Cherrv M'EIwain William, 66 Bayard M'Eney Hetty, widow 65 Nassau M'Entire Moses, 4 Catherine-laue M'Entire Win. 55 Beekman M'Eueu widow, 99 Crosby M'Euen widow, boardinghouse 39 Pine M'Evers Charles, merchant 34 Wall M'Evers widow of Gulian, 140 Greenwich M'Evoy John, carpenter Market c Cherry M'Evoy Peter, 115 Greenwich M-Ewen Charles, counsellor 59 Beekman M'Faddin widow Nancy, 22 Catherine-lane M'Faddle R. stationer 14 Walnut M'Fall James, sea captain 60 Bayard M Farden Joseph, cartman 40 Attorney M Farden widow, 23 Catherine lane MFsrlan Alex cartman Charlton M'Faflan Duncan, baker 107 Bayard M'Farlan Henry, machine maker 116 Orange M-Farlan Henry, merchant 12 Vesey M'Farland Archibald shoemaker 114 Chrystie M'Farland John, shipwright 3 Rutgers M'Farland jun. John, Herring c Amos M'Farland William, labourer 7 Republican Alley M'Farlane Donald, tailo, 198 William M'Farlane John, 5 Provost M'Farlane widow of William, 547 Pearl M'Farlin Ales, hatter 52 Water M-Farlin George, coppersmith 48 Chrystie ' M'Farlin Thomas, paioter Delancy n Forsyth M'Farqubar Roderick, cooper 1 Carlisle M'Farran James, cartman Elizabeth n Broome MFarrau John, chairm. Mercer n Broome h Greeu M Farran R carpenter Grand n Mott [n Broome M'Ferson Adam, labourer 137 Orange M'Flinn Edward, 31 Division *•-«' ' M'Gahagan Carrol, teacher Hudson Academy li M'Gahan Daniel, grocer 53 Henry [193 Duane M'Gargh Arthur, drover 232 Orange M'Garragh, widow E East Bank n Greenwich-lane M Garraehan Archibald, mason 24 Bank M'Gairaglian Bartholomew, porterh. 3 fe5 Chatham M Garraglian Edivard, attorney 4 Frankfort M'Garlby Bferney, labourer 125 Anthony 290 MERCEIN'S M'Gary Christopher, cartmau 362 Rivington H'Gaviston Nich. grocer c Flizabelb and Bayard MGr,viston , grocer c Spiuce and William M'Geagh John, grocer Rivington c Chrystie M'Gee Mary, tinhulsterer 45 Orange M'Gee -. idow Mary Ann, 35 OaU WGeei Harvey, mason 158 ^WPMMMEmI M'Ger W boat builder 6S Market "tttt^^^H M Gill Robert, grocer <.'ii;iuibeNM|^H M'Ginlaj Mrs. 15 Chapel JtW-wft^*; ■■' M'Ginn John, grocer 86 Bancker M'Ginness Benj. nrer. 29 Burling-tlip h 12 Jay M'Ginnis Edward, cartman 167 Bancker M'Ginnis Hugh, cooper 5*0 Front M'Ginnis Jatneg, grocer 2 Renwick M'Ginnis Peter, labourer rear 26 Henry M'Gintz James, grocer 65 Bancker. M'Glachlin John, milkman Grand n Ctrlaer'i hook M'Glassy Patrick, labourer Grand n ForsytbtrflMJ M'Gloen , music master 25 Augustus • M'Goer John, 29 Fletcher : M'Govcrn Thomas, blacksmith GraDd n Arundel M'Gowan George, tobacconist 6 Rose t^'^tt^'Vi M'Gowan James, 24 Catherine-lane M'Gowan James, Catherine Lane n El:n M'Gowan I.anlE, labourer 45 Duane M'Gowan Michael, labourer 13 Molt M'Gowan Michael, peddler 13 Molt M'Gowan Owen, 62 Cross M'Gowan Patrick, labourer 41 Elm M'Gowan Patrick, 47 Duane ilt*i ft iM f tailor H9 Bowery gladden Timothy, merchant 304 Broadway Mader Joseph, 83 Mott y Maderson Catherine, 21 Orange Madlon Peter, fruit si. 148 Division -•lagan-en widow Letty, boardingh. 244 Pearl Magee James, grocer 66 Maiden-lane Magee Jonn, rigger 61 Bancker Magee Patrick, cooper 27 Moore Magee Patrick, labourer 21 Henry Magee fa Co J. merchants 71 South Magie D H. keeper potters' field Maginnis Edward, currier 9 Jacob Magmniss James, smith 115 Greenwich Maginniss Samuel H. 19 Dey Magnes Charles, boatman 29 Bridge Magnin David, watchmaker 1 Garden Maguire Edward, teacher 39 Pike Maguire John, grocer 129 Bancker c Birmingham Magune Ross, cartman 95 1-2 Mulberry 6 \ l" James ' grocer 34 Henry Mahany Edmond, porter 89 Nassau u u 0 ™ ,r,ck > S roce r 39 Market ^ bas - P at - Paper hangings 81 Maiden-la h -Mahon John, carpenter 23 Milbtrry f287 Dnnn«! Mabon widow Hannahi Elm „ H e e$ 7 I 28 ' Duane Mahony w.dow, 9 Batavia lane Ma.ghen John, grocer 2 Oliver c Bancker ' Ma.go John, porter 29 Fletcher Main AnHr 6W ' ' ab0 " rer396 Gr «nwich Ma n Andrew, merchant 31 Murray Main John, shoemaker 159 Duane Mains Sarah, Delancy n Rid»e Maintain Anthony D. 45 Gold MaTc % S T Ch V- m ! f 16 Ced " b 36 John Ma. S C F. Clascal acad. Greenwich la. op. A mw 3 oa MERCEIN'S Majaslre Amelia, Broome n Mulberry Major Prudence, widow 14 Baiavm lane Malard Peter, grocer 23 Warren Malcolm James, pilot 51 Mulberry Malcom Miss Catherine, 58 Franklin Maldery David, waiter 69 Lee-nard Malia v. idow Mercello, 82 Nassau Malibran E. merchant 34 South Mallet Lewis, grocer 109 Chuich c Duane Mallin Patrick, grocer 23 Henry Mallory Charles, carpenter Prince c Ehzabetrt Mallory James, tavern 139 Fulton Mallory James, painter and gilder, 9 t ront Mallongh Jeremiah, merchant 5 Bauckei Malloy Robert, grocer 165 Bancker Maloony Michael, grocer 277 Water Maloy Richard, painter 125 I orsyth Maltbie Wm. D mer. 15 Riv.ngton Maltbie ^ Field, merchants 299 Pearl Mallby Eldridge, mer. 166 Chatham Maltman James, stonecutter 361 Oreenwtch Manahan Patrick, tobacconist 272 Water Manderson John, 92 Cross Mandeville John, shoemaker Perry c Asylum Mandeville Rebecca, seamstress 134 ■ Mulbe.ry Mandeville William, cabinetmaker 8 Cortland Maneca J. French teacher 42 Cedar Manet Francis, 17 Oliver Manett John, 166 Bancker Manley James R. M D. 287 Greenwich Manley John, mer. 54 Water Manley Robert, 7 Dey Manley Robert F. 74 Chamber Manley widow Hannah, 165 Division [hardy Mann Asa, lum. mer. Cheiryc Jefferson b 158 Lotu- Mann David, labourer Bowery n Broadway Mann David M. sailmaker 63 Mulberry Mann Edward B sailmaker 290 Front h 9 TiV* Mann John, shoemaker, 23 Murray Mann Josiah, grocer 52 Oak Mann Margarelta, teacher 9 Pike Mann Samuel, baker Herring c Burrows Mann William, cbairmaker 230 Spring Mann widow Elizabeth, board.ngh. 61 Broadway Mann & Bool - lumb. merchts. Cherry c Jefferson Mann &• Williams, s»ilmakcrs 290 1< ront Mannagban James, painter and glaz. 25 Eldr.dgc Mano-1 John, hay carlman 65 Vandani Manuel Joseph, rigger 15 Water Mannihan Patrick, grocer Prince c Mott Mann^g Joseph, ma,,.f. of ^^"figSE Manning Robt. ntL and couns. 2 in 1 Law buildings Manning S.elte, drygood st. 291 Broadway Manning &. Richmond, merchts. 35 Front Manning fcWnad, fancy soap man. Collect n own Man, v ft am phrey, labourer 77 Bancker MansricU'. F.iijah, shipcarpeutei 64 AUen Mansfield John, house joiner 35 Barman NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 30 Mansfield John, grocer 480 Pearl Mansfield John, shipcarpenter Lewis M. I Mansfield Richard, mariner 4S Pike [Delanc Manolt George, butcher 72 Fly-mark, h Orchard Manson Anthony, rigger Lewis M. I. Manson widow, boardingh. 72 Warren Manwarring Gordon, 95 Cliff Many Benj. S. 75 Church Many Francis V. grocer 195 Fulton Many James, 127 Washington Many F V. Si J L. grocers 228 Fulton Mapes Benjamin, tailor Hammond n Arsenal Mapes Jonas, 58 Broad Mapes ic Oakley, mer. tailors 31 Wall Marble Javez, carpenter 92 Henry Marcell Joseph, painter 231 Greenwich Marcellin widow Catherine, 3 Mulberry Marcer John, 207 Division Marcet John, acconntanl 59 Chapel March Charles, 14 Warren March fc. Benson, merchants 6 Old-slip March & Low, merchants 190 Broadway Marchant Charles, brassfounder rear 30 Cross Marie J. B. mereh. 123 Washington h 53 Dey Mariner William, segar make;- 1 16 Church Mariotte Francis, distiller 52 Anthony Marius H.-38 Anthony Marius Sylvester, city weigher 102 Cedar Mark Jacob, mer. 65 Wash, h 62 Greenwich Markey James, merchant tailor 56 James Marks John, labourer Mulberry c Hester Marks Peter, gardener 1st Avenue n First Marks Robert, mariner Oliver n Bancker Marks Saml. printer 65 Vesey h Church c Anthony Marks William, gardener Nicholas William Marley John, 208 Anthony Marley Luke, plane-maker's I Elm Marquand Isaao, mer. 12 Pearl Marquisteu John, tailor 228 William Marr James, 4 Catherine-lane Marrat W, mathematical teacher 58 Church Marren Patrick, labourer 48 Henry Marrenda John, 55 Warren Marrener Edward, carpenter 543 Pearl Marrenner James, fruiter 478 Greenwich Marrenner John, hairdr. 486 h 484 Greenwich Marrenner John, 45 Rutgers Marrian Patrick, labonrer 137 Bancker Marrin Edward, cooper 81 Forsyth Marriner Geo. Bancker c Rutgers Marriot Maria Miss, teacher Grand n Elm Merschal David, ladies' shoemak. 141 William Manchalk Francis, sailmak. 59 Ludlow Marschalk John, mariner c Mulberry h Chatham Marine Church Marine Hospital fj^ifl Broaduay op. Pear ' 304 MERCEIN'S Marschalk Jehn, city weigh. 11 Fulton h 18 Frank- Marschalk N. 34 Dey [liii Marschalk Sarah, 130 Chamber Marschall Christopher, baker 38 Elizabeth Marschheausen Theodore, pro. of tuning 91 Warreo Mar=li David, butcher 46 Fly rakt. h 274 Bowery Marsh Ephraim, cabinetmk. 8 Warren Marsh Evert, cur. Jacob c Frankf. h 4 Vande water Marsh E T. merchant 104 Pearl Marsh E W. butcher 57 Fly mkt. h 274 Bowery Marsh Gideon D C. carpenter 47 Sullivan Marsh Henry, butcher 45 Fly mkt. b 10 North Marsh Henry, accountant 3 Orchard Marsh John, earpenter Rivington c Pitt Marsh John R. grocer Delancy c Pitt Marsh Joseph, painter 113 Cherry Marsh Moses, carpenter 61 While Marsh Moses, carpenter Grand n Crosby Marsh Samuel, merchant 165 Pearl Marsh widow Catherine, 233 Greenwich Marsh widow Margaret, 17 Lispenard Marsh widow Mary, 126 Delancy Marsh widow of Noah \V. Thompson n Grand Marsh and Brooks, inefchuats 160 Pearl Marsh and Wall, grocers 2TC Bowery Marshals Office S D. 59 William Marshall Adam, sweep office 38 Chapel Marshall Benj. mer 273 Pearl h 63 Chamber Marshall Benj grocer ii stage of. 128 Broad c South Marshall Charles, sashmaker 136 Chrystie Marshall Daniel, potter 2 Pump Marshall Isaac, carpenter Columbia n Delancy Marshall James, carpenter Renwick Marshall James, brassfounder 57 Elm Marshall James, shnemak Dcsbrosses n Greenwich Marshall John, grocer 9 South Marshall John, shoemak. 125 Greenwich Marshall John, shoemak. 73 Cedar Marshall Lewis, cordwainer 25 Thomas Marshall Robert, mariner 11 Suffolk Marshall Saml R. phys. to navy hosp. 32 Rivington Marshall Susanna, 9 Nassau Marshall Sylvanus, labourer Grand ■ Suffolk Marshall Thos. butch. 44 Cath. rakt. h 142 Allen Marshall Thos. shoemak. Sheriff n Rivington Marshall Tbos. W. grocer 39 Catherine Marshall Wm. drygood st. 180 Chatham h 30 Pump Marshall Wm. shoemaker 282 Greenwich Marshall Wm. earthenware manuf. 1 16 Hester Marshall Wm. drygood si. 184 Chatham h 80 Prince Marshall widow, 39 Lotnbardy Marshall widow A. 71 Division Marshall widow Mary, 124 Chrystie Marshel James, tailor 126 Bowery Marston John, 95 Washington h 37 Cortlandt Marston John, groeer 95 Washington Martin Alexander, shipcarp 69 Scammel Martin Alexander, stonecut. Broome n Sullivan Martin Alexander, 32 Cross Martin Angelica, prof, music k dancing 19 Warren NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 305 Martin Araunah R teacher 147 Bancker Martin Asher, sbopmaker 346 Greenwich Martin Benedict, 125 Lombnrdy Martin Coorod, gardener 387 Bowery Martin C. widow, nurse 74 Church Martin Daniel, porter cellar 96 Chamber Martin Daniel, shoemaker 62 Mott Martin Fanny, milliner 155 Broadway Martin George, cartman 8 Torbot Martin G H. grocer 253 Greenwich Martin Henry, rigger 86 Front Martin Isaac, mason Varick n Spring Martin James, carpenter 145 Hudson Martin James, 26 Vandam Martin James, 11 Chapel Martin James, painter ^ drawing mast. 19 Warren Martin James S. painter 113 Chamber Martin Jeptha, carpenter 188 Mulberry Martin John, bookbinder Grand n Forsyth Martin John, brass founder 8 Ann Martin John, waiter 50 Gold Martin John, 12 Cross Marlin John, labourer 102 Leonard Martin John, whitesmith h mechanist 8 Warren Martin John B. grocer Murray c Wash, h 10 Jay Martin Joseph, shipwright 172 Bancker Marlin Lawrence, butcher 190Eldridge Martin Matthew, shipcarp. North c Lewis Man / ' Martin Miles, 72 William Martin Morris, grocer Grand c Collect Marlin Peter, watchman 89 Chatham Marlin Philip, 74 Chapel Martin Robert, weaver Greenwich c Bank Martin Samuel, rigger 43 Henry Martin Samuel,, carpenter Varick n Spring Martin Saml. butch. 17 Catb. nftr. h 12 Goveneur Martin Stelle, teacher, 257 Duane Martin Stephen, grocer 29 Henry Marlin Thomas, mariner 66 Front Marlin Thomas, can man Elm n Spring Martin Thos. block 4' pump m rear 111 Lombardy Martin Thomas, mariner 34 Bayard Martin Thomas, bootmaker 37 Augustus Martin Wm. coachman 201 Orange Martin Wm. shipwright 117 Harman Martin widow Ann, 86 Henry Martin widow Catherine, 12 Jefferson Martin widow Mary, 48 Spring Martin widow Nancy, Commerce n Bedford Marlin widow Rachel, 44 Hester Martin ^- Hampton, grocers Washington c Vesey Marline Andrew, merchant 20 Division Martine S. grocer Vandam c Hudson Martine J. & S. shoeslore 49 Watts Martine J. ^ S. haystore 36 Vandam Martine Wm. & Son, 3d Avenue c Tenth Martinet Genest, umbrella maker 199 William Martlnot & Roe, umbrella makers 60 Maiden-lane Martling Daniel, lumberyard Hudson n Charlton Martling Isaac chair maker 19 Bowery 306 MERCEJN'S Martlir.g Jolin, cooper Elizabeth n Broome Martling Wm. grocer King c Greenwich ftlarvil Robert, shipcarpenter, Man. hi. Marvin Ann Vaiick c Spring Marvin Daniel, drygood store 442 1-2 Pearl Marvin Elsey, nurse 147 Division Marvin Jeffcry, 104 Leonard Marx Asher, merch. 86 Wall h 72 Greenwich Masch Wm. 72 Chapel Mash Mary, 37 Thomas Masmore Thomas, mariner 418 Greenwich Mason Dudley, quill dresser 84 Hester Mason Edward, labourer 55 Walker Mason George, auctioneer 137 Bancker Mason George, grocer 13(5 Mulberry Mason H. waiter 24 Anthony ^5*..!; Mason Isaac J. upholsterer 32 Chatham Mason .Tenet, boardinghouse 88 Pine Mason John F. grocer 54 Frankfort Mason John, cooper Vandam c Greenwich Mason John, merch 178 Pearl h 336 Broadway Mason rev. John M. Love-lane n Bowery Mason Joseph, 4 Roosevelt Mason Leonard, cooper 476 Greenwich Mason Mary, tailoress 88 Varick Mason Robert, carpenter 154 Orange Mason rev. Thomas, 88 Chrystie Mason William, carver and gilder 108 Pump Ma;on widow Ann, 408 Greenwich Masonnean Peter, 292 Bowery Massey Wm. mariner 34 Lomuardy Master Charles, carpenter 3 Vandam Master Daniel, wheetwrigh' Chrystie n Rivington Masterton Alex, stonecutier Biooine o Thompson Masterton widow Nancy, 48 Elm • Masters Henry, mason 28 Lombardy Masters Thomas, mer. 92 Coffee-h si. h 1 18 Liberty Masterson Wm. shoemaker 1 Provost Maslei son widow of Wm 30 Henry Masterton David, bookbinder 6 Ludlow Masterton James, merchant 71 William Masterton and Dubois, 102 Pearl Matchet Edward, cartman Mulberry c Grand Mather Andrew, grocer Whitehall c Bridge Mather Andrew, printer 58 Elizabeth Mather George, ink maker Prince n Wooster, tit page 23 advertisement Mather James : shoemaker 83 Hester Mather John, coppersmith 114 Chamber Mather Ramond, shoemaker 83 Hester Malhers John, smith 221 Church and 63 Walker Mathers William, cbairmak'-r 140 Hester Mathew Elias. 55 James Mathews Abijab, cub.tnak. 16CaiheriDe h 4 Henry Mathew9 Abraham, shoemaker 122 fc.m Mathews Abraham, sailmaker 122 Elm Ma' hews Ananias, carpenter 17 Orchard Mathews Horace boatman 6 Vestry Mathews Isaac, shoemaker 4 Norfolk Mathews rev. James M. 46 Lumber NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 507 Mathews James, grocer 131 front Mathews James, grocer25 John Mathews John C. mason 127 Mulberry Mathews Oliver, dryg»od store 10 Division Mathews Richard, 62 Alien Mathews Richard, cartman 55 James Mathews William, baker old Harlaem road Mathews Wm. E. grocer 6 Water Mathews widow Ann, 97 Bowery Matsell George tailor 654 Broadway -Matterson Deria. c )53 Barclay Matthews George, shoemaker 54 Anthony Matthews William, baycarlman 73 Forsyth •Matthews William, grocer Grand c Cannon Matthews Wm. grocer 6 Water h 5 Moore Matthews widow Letlice, 73 Lombardy Mallbison Robert, 269 Mott Matticc Wm. I. carpenter 179 Orange Mauran Oroondates, 8 f ulton h 53 Provost Maurice James, brok. and com. mer. 37 h 39 Water Maurice Stephen, shoemaker 84 Cross [Moore Maverick A. copperplate printer21 Liberty h 80 ffT. Mavtsrick Peter, engraver, 2 Pine Maxwell Hugh, counsellor at law 13 Frankfort h 19 Maxwell James Homer, 365 Washington- [Hester Maxwell Joseph, morocco dresser 1 1 Rose Maswell Patrick, carpenter 20 Roosevelt Maxwell Patrick, grocer 83 Mott Maxwell Wm. shipwright 44 Orchard Maxwell Wm. H. att. and oouns. 365 Washington May Anthony, cartman Spring n the Market May George, mason Broome n Elm May Henry, grocer Broome c Goerck May Wm. sign painter 170 William May Wm. painter 45 Mott Mayble Abraham P. mason 34 Church Mayers Stephen, 74 Barclay Mayers «i Hamilton, tailors Barclay c Greenwich Maynard Daniel 86 Hester Maynard Samuel, fisherman 86 Hester Maynard widow, 67 Beekman Maynat Henry, gardener Art n Bowery Alayne George, shipcarpenter Cherry n Market Mayo Samuel, broker 47 Chatham MAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY-HALL South Wttt l^i'lM , first floor Mea Alexander, brassfounder Broome n Cannon Mea Daniel, mason Grand n Chrystie Mead Artemus, Jones Grttmtich Mead Benjamin, merchant 20 South b. 47 Pearl Mead Bunker, boatmau 57 Norfolk Mead Demas, carpenter 49 Pump Mead Edward, cartman 12 Torbot Mead Eliza Hannah, 67 Chapel Mead Elknah, cartman 213 Spring Mead Henry M. 35 North Moore Mead Henry M. D. Broome n East Rirer Mead Henry, Gilbf-rt n Herring Mead Hi'ury, milkman Reason Mead James, cartman 33 Leonard 308 MERCEIN'S Mead John H. baker Elm n Spring Mead John, accountant 77 Warren Mead Jonathan, engineer 120 Hester Mead Joseph, 41 Orange Mead Leander, 188 Chatham Mead Luther, drygood store 44 Division Mead Mrs. 76 Catherine Mead Nehemiah, cartman 49 Ludlow Mead Nicholas, tavern and porterhouse 59 Nassau Mead Peter, wheelwright Broome n Ludlow Mead Peter I. victualling!!. 152 Fly-Market ' Mead Sarah, 40 Roosevelt Mead Slates M cabinetmaker 2 Coenliesslip Mead Walter, accountant 10 Walker Mead Whitman, 39 Wall Mead William, shoemaker 300 Bowery Mead Zophar, merchant 208 Pearl Me«d widow, 97 Orange Mead widow Frances, 10 Henry Mead widow Nancy, 18 Spring Mead widow Rachel of Hardy, 360 Water Mead & Co. D. fa L. groc. Eldridge c Pump [slip Mead fa Co. Ralph, merchants 74 Pearl c Coeutie; Meadwny Thomas, tavern 402 Bowery Mealio Stephen, boardingh. 276 Water Mealy Stephen, porterhouse 11 Spruce Mean Martha, 28 Fell Mechanic Fire U 8 Insurance Company 2 franklin > -W Sijvari Mechanic Hail * • •Iff 237 Hrouduay Meday Christian, grocer Forsyth c Pump Medlar David, weaver 189 Division Medlar John, cartman Urand n Essex • Medlar Lodovvick 13 Essex Medler Samuel, grocer Grand c Norfolk Meeker John M. boardinghouse 81 Pearl Meeker John M. carpenter 48 Stone Meeker Piatt, carpenter Spring c Orange Meeker Samuel, 6 Harrison Meeker Samuel, col. lOVesey Meeker Thomas, cartman 60 Mulberry Meeker Thomas, sawyer Thompson n Spring Meeker fa King, merchants William c Maiden-lane Meeks Charles, 227 Church Meeks sen. Edward, 93 Duane Meeks Edward, cabinetmaker 14 h 20 Broad Meeks Isaac, carpenter 71 Sullivan Meeks James, shipmaster 188 Water Meeks Jos. K cartman Broome c Clarke Meeks Joseph, cabinetmaker 43 Broad h 49 Meeson Benj. 20 Mulberry Meelz Raymond, music store 280 Broadway Megarey H. 1 stationer 96 Broadway Megie Daniel, brick dealer 6 Harrison Megie Daniel H. keeper Potter's-field Mcgirl Barnard, grocer 1 Oliver Megonegal James, grocer 96 Baucker NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 309 Megratb Michael, 7 Murray Mehaa Arthur, porter 37 Robinson Meier C. &. H H. merchants 1 Slote-lane Meigbam Terence, boardingh. 66 Water Meighan John, grocer 2 Oliver Meighan Thomas, 120 Anthony Meighen Charles, blacksmith Washington n Laigbi Meigs Henry, couo & nota. Id Nassau city library b Meinnell Jas. morocco man. 26 h 7 Ferry [Greenw Mekeel Wm. cartman, 53 Spring Meldram James, carpenter Grand n Arundel Melick B P. 500 Greenwich Melick B. grocer Spring c Greenwich Meline F. 66 Murray Mellis James, groeer 75 Chatham Melvill Allen, mer. 119 h 6 Pearl Melville Mary, mantuamaker 110 Mulberrv Melvill Allen, 119 h« Pearl Melvin James A. tavern 9 Warren Melvin R. tailor 479 Greenwich Mercantile .Academy, Doyer MERCANTILE &*'»t ADVERTISER, Office I 159 Pearl Mercantile Insurance J" ' B Company, Office WH'U 98 Pine Mercein's City pWiH Directory Office, 93 NiPli Gold Mercein Thomas R. bookseller 22 Wall h Brooklyn Mercein William A. printer 93 Gold Mercer Ambrose, mason Orange n Prince Merchant Aaron M. teacher 65 Chrystie Merchant Charles, brassfounder 8 Warren Merchant Joseph , painter Market n Cherry Merchants' Fire 53 Insurance Company, Wall Mercier John, jeweller Roosevelt c Oak Merkle Christopher, wheelwright Hubert n Greenw Merlett Abraham, cbairmaker 306 Bowery Merrell J S. (ancy chairpainter 50 Elizabeth Merrell James F. 80 Nassau Merrell William, shoeware st. 32 Maiden-lane Merribew William, mariuer 15 Chrystie Merrill Abraham, shoemaker 80 Nassau Merrill Frederick, cartman 10 Crosby Merrill John, hairdresser 2 Birmingham Merrill William, Perry n Washington Merrill widow Hannah, 158 Broadway Merritt Benj. Fulton n Pearl Merrit Benjamin, mer. 277 Pearl Merritt Darius, seaman 6 Hague Merritt D. grocer 473 Broadway Merritt Isaac, carpenter 196 Spring Merritt J D. fancy cbairmaker Grand n So/folk * Merritt J. cartman 46 Ljdlow Merritt Jnbi:, drygood s(. 160 Bowery Merritt Lemuel, physician 14 Bowery Merritt M. flour mer. 29 Burling si. h 33Van«Iewalei- 27 310 MERCEIN'S Merritt Nehemiah, mer. 357 Pearl b Market n Hen Merritt Samuel, porter 167 Duane Merritt Stephen, Cherry c Scatnmel Merritt Win C 187 Pearl h 33 Vandewater Merritt chairmaker 67 Essex Merritt widow Charity, Montgomery Merritt widow Hannah, Prince n Sullivan Merritt Si Son M. mer. 29 Burling si. h 33 Vandew. Merritt Si Birdsall, crockery mer. 45 Fulton Merry H A. shipmaster rear 25 James Merry Jos. house carpentrr 199 Hester Mersan Jane, teacher 130 Heed Mersereau Dan. 105 Bowery Mersereau Rebecca. 42 Division Mersereaux Samuel B. 118 Henry Mertine Elibabetb, 326 Washington Mervin rev. S. 216 Duane Meschutt Frederick, furrier 120 Church Meserole Abraham, grocer 302 Front h 40 Cherry Meserole Bernard I. merch. 126 Division Meserole Isaac, fisherman Grand n East River Meserole Si Webster grocers 301 Front Mesier Hugh G. bookseller 218 Greenwich Mesier P. A bookseller 28 Wall h 47 Stone Mesker John B boatman Goerck n Delaocy Mesnard Thomas, shoestore 35 John Mesnil Theresa, 511 Pearl Messerve Etias, butcher.Grand n Eldridge Messerve Geo. butcher 68 Fly -mar. h 204 Bowery Messerve William, butcher 8 Delanry [ton MesserveWm. butch. 9 Cath. mar. h Norfolk c Stan- Messerve Win. butch 58 Fly-mark, h 183 Bowery Messerve widow Catb. Forsyth n Delancy Messier William, cartman 137 Crosby Methodist Church j T|j Allen Methodist Church j"""^^ ^ - Bedford Methodist Church John Methodist Church Forsyth Methodist Church Duane Methodist Church jj» 2 mile stone Metzer Charles D dock builder 227 Forsyth Metzer Conrad, baker 67 Market Metzlcr John H. boot and shoe mak. 37 Broad Meximo Peter, seaman 1 Sullivan Meyer G. and T. merchants 129 Washington Meyers Jacob, boat builder 67 Elizabeth Meyers Jane, Broome c Arundel Michaels James, jeweller 107 Mulberry Michaels widow Sarah, Arundel c Grand NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Sll Michal John, 124 Liberty Mich-: 1 i Saul, 4 Orchard Mick.'lbury Chaj. leather dresser 43 Sullivan MicUe Joko C 39 Cross Middle Dutch Church \-i-[ft Liberty c JYas. & Ced. Middlebrook Abm. sbipcarp. Columbian Rivington Middlemas Joseph, carp. 30R!iynders n Grand Middleton Geo sbipcarp 172 Division Middleton Harriet, boardingh. 239 Greenwich Middleton Robt. thread manuf. 150 Bowery Middleton Samuel, sbipcarp. 18 Eldridge Midwinter Jobn, smith 163 Bancker Mier Theodore, Washington h 2 Bond Miggins C. 90 Cross Milhank Samuel, brewer 45 Catherine Milbank & Co. brew. 13 Oliver 50 Catherine Milbert J. draw, academy 56 Provost Mildeberger C. Love-laae Mildeberger J A. soap 4" candle St. 23 Nassau Mildeberger John, tallow chand 14 Roosevelf Mildeberger widow Ellen, 140 Fulton Mildeberger widow Mary, 63 Bowery Miles Ezekiel, grocer Greenwich c Perry Miles G N English school 27 Chamber Miles Isabella, 405 1-2 Greenwich Miles Nebemiah, teacher 183 William Miles Wm. carpenter Sullivan n Broome Miles widow Mary, 49 Robinson ■Military, ffaval and f. = -^H general agency Office 40 -i'U , Chatham Military Store U. S. jy ^jf^ ^ Washington Millard John, grocer 322 Water c Roosevelt Millard widow Lucretia, 64 Chrystie Millburn widow, 58 Spring MilledolerRer Philip, D D 121 Fulton Millen Abm. 2 Walker Millen James, carpet weav. 23 Harman Millen Wm. chandler 645 Pearl Millen Wm. shipwright 174 Bancker Miller Aaron, lamplighter 95 Eldridge Miller Andrew R. city weigher 128 William Miller Ann, 3 Chrystie Miller Arthur, ropemak. Ludlow n Stanton Miller Charles, leather dresser 61 Frankfort Miller Charles, 607 Water Miller Charles, rigger Forsyth n Delancy Miller Christian, rigger 26 Pump Miller David, cabinetmak. Allen n Grand Miller Eliza, 34 Mulberry Miller Eliza, tailoress 42 Anthony Miller Eliza, boardingh. 70 Greenwich Miller Euphemia, boardingh. 86 Church Miller Ezra, 126 Prince Miller Geo. goldbeater 97 Woostern Bleecker Miller Geo. sbipmast. Goerck n Broome SI2 MERCEIVS Miller Geo. B. tobacconist 109$- 110 Water Miller Gilbert, 54 Norfolk Miller H. grocer Lombardy c Rutgers Miller Heory, boardiogh. 68 James Miller Heury, saddler 116 Chatham c Orange Miller Henry, smith 136 Mulberry Miller Hugh, grocer 60 Rutgers Miller Isaac, ropemak. 104 Suffolk Miller Isaac, baiter rear 88 Franklin Miller James, labourer 9 Norfolk Miller James, grocer 148 Pump c Collect Miller James, carpenter 415 Greenw ich Miller James, weaver E Bank Miller James, waiter 37 Mulberry Miller James, weaver £ Bank n Greenwich-lane Miller Jeremiah, carpenter 44 Suffolk Miller John, shoemak. 2 Jefferson Miller John, tobacconist 61 Arundel Miller John, carpenter 59 Hester Miller John, labourer 'Jl Lombardy Miller John, 20 Coentiesslip h 43 Stone Miller John, carpenter 49 Harman Miller John, wheelwright 156 Hestef Miller John, Grand n Crosby Miller John, 19 Charlton Miller John, butcher 6 Spring market Miller John B. 101 Green vrich Miller John F. cooper 70 Front Milier John G. distiller 7 Provost Miller John H. mariner 8 Birmingham Miller John Henry, rigger 8 Birmingham Miller J. Mm S. 40 Dey Miller John, labourer 209 Division Miller John G. distiller Harman h 7 Provost Miller Joseph, Mott c Broome Miller Joseph, hatter 46 Lispenard Miller Laurence, seaman 111 Mulberry Miller Lanty. shoemak. Canm.n <• Broome Millpr Lawrence, rigger rear 62 Augustus Miller Michael, distiller 102 ii 104 Duane Miller Villi . cartmen 42 Willet Miller Nicholas, hairdres. 219 Water if 10&Chamb' Miller Rachel, fruit store 43 W.unut Milier Richard, cartman 30 Stanton Miller Richard, smith 4 Pelbam Miller Richard, smith 281 h 240 Cherry Miller Samuel, mariner 11 Birmingham Miller Sylvanus, couns. ii surrogate 44 Cherry Miller Thos. 37 Mulberry Miller Thomas, merchant Washington n Hammond Miller Thomas, mariner and grocer 50 Henry Miller Thomas, clerk 87 Cross Miller Thomas, cartman 8 Vestry Miller Thomas, dyer 543 Pearl Miller Thos. ash gatherer Sullivan n Spring Miller Thos. D. merchant-448 1 2 Pearl Miller Wra. rigger 43 Essex Miller Wm. picture frame mak 90 Mott h 109 Pump Miller Wm. rigger 55 Oak Miller Rev. Wra. 36 Mulberry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 313 Miller Wm. 55 Crosby Miller Wm. tailor 52 Orchard Miller Wm. H. saddler 397 Broadway Miller Zepheniab. Orchard n North Miller widow Elizabeth, 98 Chapel Miller widow Lydia. 210 Division Miller widow Sarah, 158 William Miller widow, 117 Orange Miller C. &i Conklin J. 13 Jacob h 61 Frankfor* Millet James E. collector 35 Spruce Millet John, rigger 129 Lombardy Milligan E. W. 206 Chatham Milligan James, tobacconist 23 Mulberry Millikin Thomas, carver 171 Wm.c Beekman Millins John, labourer 209 Division Millon E tailor 104 Broadway Millon Francis. 28 Park Millon G. confectioner 104 Broadway Millon Peter, silversmith 5 Chatham Mills Aaron, mason 107 Chapel Mills Archibald C 50 Broome Mills David, shoemaker 106Bancker Mills David, smith 35 Lombardy Mills Elias, cartmaB Delancy n Cannon Mills George, assist city inspector 166 Chatham Mills Geo. rigger 281 Greenwich Mills George, labourer 103 Anthony Mills Henry, smith 56 Ludlow Mills Henry, labourer 16 Orchard Mills James, carpenter 141 Hudson Mills James, carpenter Mercer n Green Mills James, cartman Essex n Broome Mills John, 141 Broome Mills Joseph, cartman Cannon n Rivington Mills Lutber I. shoemaker 108 Division Mills Mrs. Hannah, boardinghouse 94 Wm. Mills Nathaniel, 140 Fly Market Mills P. L. merchant 27 Pearl Mills Piatt, mason Grand n Elm Mills Robert, wheelwright Grand n Essex Mills Samuel, grocer Grand c Forsyth Mills S. tailoress 2 Duane Milis S. H. merchant 148 Pearl Mills Thomas, grocer 422 Greenwich Mills T. H. grocer 34 Peck slip h 34 Catherine Mills Wm. 154 Hester Mills widow Ann, Charlton n Greenwich Mills widow Ann, 70 Chapel Mills widow Mary, rear 32 Oak Mills and Bedint, grocers 31 Peck slip Mills and Napier, merchants 147 Pearl Mills P. L. and Napier, 147 Pearl Mills, Purdy and Co. merchants 2 Burling slip Mills P. L. k Co. auct and com store 148 Pearl Millwater Abigail, teacher 9 Birmingham Mill water John, shoemaker 69 Henry Millwater widow Abigail, 9 Birmingham Milne James, thread and cotton raanuf 262Bowe Milne Thomas, custom bouse officer 256 William .Milner James, 446 Pearl 314. MERCEIN'S Milner James M. drygood store 440 Pearl Milner widow, 107 Reed Milney Michael, tailor Catheriue lane MilnorRev. James, 27 Beekman Milnor Joseph K. 7 Pearl Minally widow, Grand n Mott Min an Martin, gardener Stuyvesant Minard Isaac, boot and shoe oianuf 7 William Miuard John, wheelwright 152 Hester Minard Joseph, mariner 137 Leonard Miner Henry, farmer Old H. Road Miner James, carpenter Delancy c Columbia Miner Wm. W. physician 194 Chatham Ming Aleiander, printer 84 Front Ming John, pilot 36 Bancktr jVlingham Robert, cartmaa 86 Mulberry Mingns Thomas, smith Elm n Broome Minickhousen Daniel, tobacconist 3 Arundel Mininuse widow of Leonard, grocer 83 Croat Minthorn Mangle, 327 Bowery Minton Charles, 148 Pearl h 31 Warren Minton Charles, 31 Warren Minton John B. cabinet maker 103 Division Minturn B. G. merchant 339 Broadway Minturn Jonas. 562 Broadway Minturn Maria W. boardingbouse 37 Dey Minturn widow Penelope, 330 Pearl Minturn Sf Co. Nathaniel G. 67 South h 330 Pearl Minugh Jno. engineer 26 Thomas Minugb John, pilot 91 Gold Minukhousar Peter, ironfounder 1 Arundel Minuse Geo. soapand candle maker 19 Nassau Minuse John, porterhouse Grande Forsyth Minuse widow Mary, Stanton nChrystie Miping J. teach N.Y. Free School No. 2, 117 Henry Mires John I. cartman 591 Greenwich Misplee Nicholas, shipcarpenter Delancy c Sheriff Missillier jun. Lewis, 151 Front Missillier widow, 90 Nassau Mitchell Adam, 192 Cherry Mitchell Andrew, merchant 143 Spring Mitchell David, pilot 42 Frankfort Mitchell rev. Edward, 30 Duane Mitchell Elizabeth, widow Washington n Perry Mitchell Frederick W. sr. baker Broome c Forsyti Mitchell George, shoemaker 289 Bowery Mitchell James, boardingh. 130 Lombardy Mitchell James, 4 Hague Mitchell James, Chapel c Canal Mitchell Jane, teacher 27 Bayard Mitchell John, blacking manuf. 93 Church Mitchell John J attorney at law 47 Nassau Mitchell John, rigger 89 Henry Mitchell John S. merchant 10 Lispenard Mitchell John, mason 110 Elizabeth Mitchell Robert, Fnlton hotel 136 Fulton Mitchell Robert, threadmak. Mulberry n Cathedral Mitchell Samuel, merchant, 259 Broadway Mitchell Samuel, lampmaker 202 William Mitchell S. toy store 123 William Mitchell Thomas, cooper 124 Orange NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 515 Mitchell Walter, boat builder 79 James Mitchell Wm. merchant 94 Pearl Mitchell Wm eoachmaker 26 Collect Mitchell William merchant 15 Meiden-lanc Mitchell , shoemaker 83 Reed Mitchell widow Elizabeth, Washington n Perry Mitchill Samuel L. 47 White Mix widow Mary, boaadingh. 321 Pearl Mode William, founder 418 Greenwich Moffat Wm. 207 Church Moffalt Catherine, widow of Rufus, 44 Hester Moffatt John, drygood st.284 Broadway Moffalt J. sawyer 4S Anthony Moffitt lane, groter 425 Broadway Moger James, mason Varick c Dominick Moger Si mon, cartman Arundel n Broome Mole Zacharius, pilot 19 Batavia-lane Moleyneaux Joseph, watchmaker 20 William Mollao Stuart, merchant 15 Cheray Mollan Rankin &. Gallop, 129 Pearl h 15 Cherry Monaghan Patrick L. grocer Prince c Molt Monaban John, accountant 39 Pike Moncrieff Mary, boardingh. 86 Roosevelt Monell Bogart, brassfounder 49 Oak Monell Charles, brassfounder 55 Moll h 9 Doyej Monell John, I. 17 Ann Monell Will iam, brassfounder 2 Division Monerriff Catherine, boardingh. 9 Collect * Moneypenny Joon, dyer 262 &,272 Greenw. & 161 Moneypenny Wm. dyer 120 Chamber [Chamber Menhnoghan Morris, 69 Mott Monier Joseph, cabinet maker 108 Chamber Monilaw T. drygood st. 21S Bowery Monilaws George, Gold c Frankfort -Monneron F. 137 Broome Monock Madam, 46 Augustus Monroe Nathaniel, combmaker 171 Division Monroy Otho, physician and surgeon 15 Mott Monson widow Mary, 51 Walker Montague Mr*, grocer 5 Theatre Alley Montague widow Elizabeth, 90 Mulberry Montauge widow Mary. 233 Division Montanye John, bookbiude" 46 Chrystie Montanye Theodore, labourer 14 Anthony Montanye widow Ann. 56 Anthony Montfort Cornelius, grocer Broome c Sullivau Montgomrry Alexander, II.S N 150 Crosby Montgomery Alexander, tohac. Collect n Hester Montgomery Hugh, 32 Ferry Montgomery John, grocer 35 Cross Montgomery John, bookbinder 318 Pearl Montgomery John, B. grocer 44 Dey , Montgomery J. flaxseed store 264 Front h Sheriff Montgomery Mary, 107 Mulberry Montgomery Samuel, marshal 472 Greenwich Montgomery Samuel, M. D. 93 Division Montgomery William, whitewashr. &.c. 176 Du&ue Montgomery widow Mary, 150 Crosby Mood Catherine, grocer 8 Depeyster Mook Thos. butcher 193 Orange k 9 Centre Xukt Mook William, butcher 89 Orange S16 MERCELVS Moon Joseph, 111 Reed Moon Rebecca, drygootl store 231 Bowery Mooney Alexander, paver 1 15 Molt Mooney Hamilton, painter and glazier 43 Sullivan Mooney John, shoemaker 31 1 2 Caih.-rine Mooney Thomas, grocer 417 Pump Mooney jun. Thomas, grocer 382 Water c Oliver Mooney Wra. 52 Chatham Moore Abraham S. grocer Herring c Reason Moore Abraham, upholsterer 69 Spring Moore Baltos, 151 Fulton Moore jun Baltos, grocer 124 Cherry Moore Blaze, 2 John Moore Catherine, 105 William Moore Clement E. Love lane 9th Avenue Moore Cumberland, 19 Forsyth Moore Daniel, Forsyth c Deiancy Moore David, stonecutter 372 Washington Moore Elizabeth, washwoman 112 Mulberry Moore Enoch, cartman 231 Mulberry Moore Francis, merchant Broadway Moore Frederick, cartman 143 Collect Moore George, labourer 21 Batavia Moore Henry, carpenter 43 Thomas Moore Henr.y, capt. 22 Pearl Moore Henry, 65 Thompson Moore James, cartman 6 WDougal Moore James, mason 9 Dominick Moore James, cartman 951 2 Mulberry Moore James, tailor 60 Leonard Moore James, whitewasher 33 Spruce Moore John, labourer Bedford Moore John, cartman 171 Hester Moore John, cartman Scammel Moore John P. gunsmith 95 Orange Moore John W. 488 Broadway Moore John, mason 7 Canal Moore John 1. 171 Nassau Moore John, gunsmith 21 Chatham Moore John, hairdresser 154 Bowery Moore John A. 62 Water h 6 Stone Moore Joseph, grocer 399 Pearl Moore Joseph, teacher 14 Batavia Moore Joseph, cartman Desbrosses Moore J W. drygood store 102 William Moore Jotham B. stevedore 35 Essex Moore L. Church c Walker Moore Lindley M. teacher 19 Suffolk Moore Mark, grocer 24 Haruian Moore Martin, stone cartman 75 Thompson Moore Michael, 10 Franklin Moore N. F. Columbia College Moore Richard, 278 Greenwich Moore Richard, fisherman 126 Bowery Moroe Robert, bookbin. and seller 329 Greenwich Moore Samuel V. D. teacher school 42 Rose, h 122 Moore Samuel, tailor 16 Dutch (Bowery Moore Samuel, mason Clarke n Spring Moore Samuel W. M.D. 48 Warren Moore T. M. 209 Duane Moore Thomas, slater 4 Crosby NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 517 Moore Thomas D. 20 Warren Moore Thomas R. elothier 17 Chatham h 06 Reed Moore Thomas, tailor 96 Reed Moore William, 186Rivington Moore Wm. livery stable 37 Church h 44 Barclay Moore Wm. M. D. 36 Barclay Moore Wm. porterh. 46 Cedar c Temple Moore Wm. grocer Church c Lispenard Moore Wm. grocer Provost c Greenwich Moore Wm. ODtch. Mercer c Prince Moore widow Ann, boardingh. 140 Greenwich Moore widow, 11 Chcsnnt Moore widow Ann, 6 Jefferson Moore widow Dereesha, Oliver n Bancker Moore widow Susan, 47 Ann Moore widow Joanna, Montgomery c Cherry Moore widow Jane, 46 1-2 John Moore widow Fanny, 242 Orange Moore H. & J. S. drygood store 28 Division Moore S. Sz. N. coopers 18 Moore Moore W. Muir Sally, Broome n Thompson w»— Muirhead Mary, tailoress 111 Chapel Mairhead Rnbert, baker Greene n Prince Mulden & Montgomery, merchts. 78 Maiden-lane L Mulberan Ricbd. mer. 12 Peck-slip [325 Broadway Mullaiiey John, labourer rear 9 Catherine- lane Mjllaney Owen, 1 Republican Alley Mullaney widow Mary, grocer Prince c Elizabeth Mnlleady Richard, grocer 391 Water Mullen Michael, 9 Reed Mullen Wm. mason Prince c Mott } Ad 3 MullerR. F. merchant 47 South h 3-54 Broadwav Mulligan Charles, grocer 26 1-2 Walnut Mulligan Hercules, 27 Murray ' Mulligan J W. at. coun b not. 42 Pine b 94Beekmac Mulligan W C. att'y ^ couns 42 Pine h 227 Green Mullin Lewis, 108 Reed [wich MuPin P. washerwoman S Gaynor's Alley Mullineatix Daniel, grocer M-Dougal n Spring MullineauA J«mes, coaster 184 Bancker «8 MERC KIN S Mullirieaux Wm. 70 Cross Mulvey Roger, grocer 15 Oliver Muh in Johnson, grocer c Goerok and Broome Mumford G. S. 23 Broadway Mumford John I. broker 69 Water Mumford John P. pres. mere. ins. com. 13 Broome Munday David C. haycartman 392 Greenwich Munday E. pianoforte maker 17 Dominick Mundy Catherine, 335 Pearl Munjoy John, tailor 92 Reed Munn Patrick, merchant 290 1-2 Greenwich Munn Stephen B. mer. 226 Pear) h 483 Broadway Munro Peter J. counsellor Pine c Nassau h 158 Munroe William, tailor 99 Pump [Greenwich Munroe widow, Clinton n Henry Munson Daniel, Christopher c Herring Munson David, batter 1 Chatham-square Munson Edward, carpenter 15 Harman Munson Ira, carpenter 47 Essex Munson John, 17 Old-slip Munson John, cartman Forsyth c Stanton Munson John, flour st. 208 Fulton Munson Reuben, combmak. 102 Maiden lane h 265 Munson widow of John, 535 Greenwich [Bowery Murden Edward, booksel. 3 1-2 Chamber Murden K Mrs. seminary 368 Greenwich Murden Robert, Grand n Broadway Murdock John, caulker 13 Goerck Murdock Lewis, dockbuilder 596 Water Murphy Benj. cartman 55 Suffolk Murphy James, 48 Pearl Murphy John, cartman 120 Mott Murphy John, brew. 202 Bancker h c Bancker and Murphy John, 47 Rutgers [Rutgers Murphy John, oartman Arundel c. Division Murphy John, brewer 47 Rutgers Murphy Martin, carpenter 141 Harman Murphy Nicholas, carpenter 14S Pump c Collect Murphy Owen, grocer 51 Pearl Murphy Patrick, 58 Elm Murphy Richard, shoemaker 44 Barclay Murphy Robert, shoemaker 123 Division Murphy Walter, 8 Hague Murphy Wm. carpenter 445 Tearl Murphy Wm D. 26 Grand Murphy Wm D. sailmaker Grand n Elm Murphy ^ Shields, 3 Hudson Murray Alex, flax dresser 2d Avenue Murray Alex. 35 Augustus Murray Ann widow, 20 Pump Murray Charles, shoemaker 119 Forsyth Murray Dennis, tanner 277 Water Murray G W. mer. 29 Old-slip h Bowery Hill Murray Hannah, shoebinder 60 Ludlow Murray James, shoemaker Grand c Collect Murray James, grocer 22 Front b 120 Broad Murray James, plaster paris 6 White h 143 Chapel Murray James B. merchant 64 Warren Murray Jane, boardingbouse 27 Murray Murray John, ladies' board, school 434 Greenwich NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. S2S Murray John, mer. 303 Broadway h 126 Duane Murray John. Murray c Chapel Murrav John B. mer. 113 Pearl h 45 Barclay Murray Lindley, druggist 32 Mott Murray Michael, labourer? Augustas Murray Peter, labourer 71 Hester Murray Robt. I. druggist 47 Cliff Murray Terrence, shoemak 36 Thomas Murray Thomas, carp 1 18 Bancker Murray Timothy, 16 Crosby Murray widow Elizabeth, 1 14 Elizabeth Murray widow Mary, 37 Barclay Murray widow of John jun. 335 Pearl Murray & Sons J B. mer. 1 13 Pearl Murray Robt. it Lindley, druggists 263 Pearl Murrow Thos. mer. 6 Market-slip a 67 Eldridge Murry Geo. 147 Water Murry H L shipwright 575 Water Murry Nicholas, baker 47 Doane M-irtlandt Win. shoemak. 62 Vesey Museum, SeudJrr's fjPfS JOHf York Institution Musgrove T. morocco manuf. 16 b 20 Jacob Mustard Alex, shipwright Grand n Suffolk Muston, Theophilus, 85 Bowery Mutual Insur. Oom. f?*Kl offie* 52 Wall Mutual Relief Society HaU, 44 Orangt Muzzy Harriott 77 Cbapel Muzzy widow of B A 2a Dey Myers Benj M. mea. 8 Jones' laDe h 54 Pine Myers Charles, Sheriff d Delancy Myers Cornelius C. carinas 92 Reed Myers Corns, cartman Laurens n Bleecker Myers Geo. grocer c Mulberry and Bayard Myers Henry, rigger 78 Bayard Myers Henry, sausage maker Ludlow n Dalaocy Myers Henry, cartman 16 Anthony Myers Jacob, sawyer 49 Oliver Myers James, watchman 71 Thompson Myers John, grocer 61 Catherine Myers John, labourer Desbrosses n Greenwich Myers John, sbipcarp. Cherry n Cor. Hook Myers John, stonecutter Thompson n Broome Myers John, pilot 7 Oliver Myers John P bookbio. 70 Frankfort h 76 Duane Myers John P. mariner 21 Pike Myers Judith H. widow 51 Chrystie Myers L inspector of revenue 52 Lumber Myers Martin, lamplighter 59 Sulliran Myers M. auel 107 Water h c Mercer Si Canal ■ Myers Mordecai, auctioneer Canal n Broadway Myers Nathan, 549 Pearl Myers Simon, merchant 119 h 522 Pearl Myers Stephen, cartman 30 Lau-ens Myers Win. bookbinder 70 Fraukfort h 394 Pearl 3IERCEIN'S Myers widow Ann B. Bowery c Tenth Myers widow Mary 100 Liberty Myers M and Co. auc. and com. st. and land office Myhan Lawrence, 45 Duane Myner James, carp. Columbia c Delancy Nack Matthias, inspector of lumber, 1 Vestry Nafey John, 144 Duane Nagrina Chas. hardware st. 29 Catherine Nald John, 53 Vescy Napier Wm. mariner 76 Sullivan Nappee Judy, 68 Cedar Nappier John, coaebmaker 16S Chatham Narvin Mitchell, harness mak 67 Thompson Nash Daniel, customh. officer Molt c Heater Nash John, butcher 44 Fly mkt h 10 North Nash John M. cart man 128 Delancy Nash M. teacher 329 and 331 Broadway Nash widow Bridget, 20 Chryslie Nathan Seixas, ex. broker b 27 Water of. 25 Nathan widow, 168 William Na'haway John, cooper 64 Fulton Nathaway Thomas, cooper 219 Water .Yational Advocate of. [|a*§g c William and Pine National /#>>/,-. of. [:••:• In 47 Wall Nau MaSam, Fr. boarding school 72 Chamber Navarre J J. hairdres. 193 Fulton Navarro David, sailmaker 31 Cheapside Navarro Israel, pilot 11 Cheapside Navin Matthew, labourer 146 Pump Naylor widow of Pete», 21 Heed Neal Adam, labourer 62 Orange Neal Joseph, shoemaker 141 Fulton Neal widow Margaret, nurse 37 Harm an Neale James, 38 Harman Neale J J. intel. office 151 Fulton Neat Augustus, Grand n Ludlow Neaves widow of Samuel, 63 Roosevelt Neefuss Con. clothing st. 30 Lombard) Neele , shoe store 53 Chamber Neels Ludwick, 60Riving(on Neil Henry, carpenter 299 Cherry Neil James, shipmaster 35 Cheapside Neil Luker, hairdresser 120 Fly-market Neil! Alex, baker 529 Greenwich Neill widow Sarah, 4 Oak Neilson Esther, 140 Church Neilson John, M. D. 138 Greenwich c Liberty Neilson Samuel, pianoforte maker 94 Chamber Neilson jun. Wro. mer. 1 State Neilson William, Broadway n Art Neilson Robt. ^ Saml. &. Co. 134 Pear! [107 Water h c Canal and Mercer Navy Nancy, 5 Ann Navy Agent's office fijr'sH 7 Broad NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Sl5 Nelis Denn ; «, tailor 109 Mulberry Nelson Alex carpenter 34.1 2 Broome kelson Cesar, sawyer 51 Anthony Nelson Edward, cartman 76 Mulberry Nelson J VV. Bruome n Varick Nelson James, carpet weaver 28 Harm an . Nelson J amea, cartman Wooster n PrinCfi Nelson James, 35Fulton-sl. h Market Nelson John, tailor 81 William Nelson John, 121 Bowerv Nelson Peter, tailor 100 William Nelson Peter, rigger 30 Oak Nelson Phebe, widow 58 Liberty Nelson Robert D. grocer Grand c Goerck Nelson Swan, labourer 25 Henry Nelson Wm. butcher 9 Ludlow Nelson widow, washerwoman 108 Mulberry Nelson J. & A. merchants,6 Division h 121 Bower) Nelson Co. J H. tailors 99 Maideu-lane Nelson Co. R D. Grand c Goerck Nesbel James, labourer 10S Mulberry Nesbet James, waiter 169 Orange Nesbit Robert. 107 Orange Nestell Christian, flour mer. 81 Catherine b 33 Alteu Nestell David, shoemaker 125 Anthony Nestell Michael C. grocer Cheapside c Catherine Nestell widow Dorothy, 135 Chrystie Nevin Robert, timber sawyer Le wis M. I. Nevin widow Alicia, 30 Henry Nevins Russell H. broker 40 Wall h34 1-2 Piue Nevins^ Townsend, brokers 40 Wall Nevius Peter I. grocer 117 Broad h 1 Stone Newberry Geo. I. 68'Maiden lane Newbprry widow Sarah, 7 JrlFerson Newbold Geo. cashier bank of America 81 Leone./. Newbold widow Catherine, 55 Greenwich Newbould Geo. H. 71 Pine h 492 Broadway Newcomb George, carponter Broome n Varick Newcomb Jobe. shipwright 8 Montgomery Newcoiub Obadiah, carpenter Broome n Goertt Newcomb Obadiah, carpenter Pitt n Stanton Newcomb Samuel, carpenter Lewis c Broome Newcomb Tilton W. mariner 83 Rooscvett Newhouse Adam, btindmaker 139 Chamber Newhouse John, sawyer 438 Greenwich Newman Daniel, carpenter 100 Ha .-man Newman John A. ropemaker 6o Pump Newman Philip, 136 Orange Newman Rebecca, clothing st. 157 Chatham Newman Richard, carpenter 71$ Cbmtie Newmau Sam. S. mer. 37 Burling si. h 34 FranVta Newman Thomas, shoestore Reed Newman Thomas, labourer 203 Bantker Newman William, segar maker Broomo c Cliryotie Newport George, boardingb. 67 1-2 Liberty Newport Henry, wine vault 1 Slote-lane h 98 R«eJ Newson Elizabeth, 8 Lumber Newson Thomas, Walnut n Lnmbardy Newton Alansou, academy 64 Hudson Newton Charles, dentist 351 Greenw h 171 1 -.''sti MERCEIN'fc Newton James, grocer 68 Bancker Newton Joseph, builder 380 Greenwich Newton Samuel, carpenter 71 Bancker Newton widow Jane, 172 Division Newton J C and G. merchants 123 Wash, c Carlisle New- York Repos.for Carriage), Broadway n Spring .Veto- York While Lead Factory, up. end Broadway New-York Park New-York 320 Broadway New -York in Tontine New-York office Yew-York Firemen 54 .Yew- York Chatham c New -York Hanover .Yew-York Chamber New-York 34 Yew-York 16 City THspensary n Chatham „! City Hospital op. Pearl Daily Advertiser Coffee-house Evening Post 40 Wtlliam Insurance Company Wall Free School Tryon-row Gazette Office square Institution rear City-Halt Insurance Office Wall Society Library Nassau New-York pit JK'i'T Chamber op. JSSH, * v - Y Institution ','cw-York Stale Company, mar yd Chamber c West New-York Sugar Church c, Refining Company . Leonard Nexen Elias, merchant 12 Liberty Nexen iun. Elias, gauger 9 Liberty Nexen John, 90 South h 43 Cherry Nexen Walter, shipch 180 Front h 261 \\ itliara Nexen William E. 87 Gold Nexen Wm jr. H3Harman Niblo Wm. Bank Coffee House, 47 Pine NibloW tallow chaxidlar 26 Cross Jficboll James, cooper and grocer 97 Cbambe Nichols Benj cartman Broome n Corl. Hook Nichols Charles, Pearl h 80 Greenwich Nichols Ebenezer, 12 Clarke Nichols Elijah W. grocer 5 Fulton slip Niehols G'di'oir 8 Fulton Nichols Henry, 62 Front h 47 Dey NicboJs Jai vis, seaman 146 Lombardy Niclflt John, 131 Washington Nir .cli John, coachman rear 40 Pike. Nichols Joseph, 150 Greenwich NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Nichols Perkins, broker 66 Wall Nichols Robert, bat store 128 Chatham Nichols Samuel, shipmaster 36 Cheapside Nichols S. tin and coppersmith 256 Water Nichols S. blk ii pump ma 26> Fletcher h 82 James Nichoh Wm. grocer 143 Hudson • itoifif >:> > Nichol* Zophar, milkman Bowery n Stuyvesant Nichols widow Mary, Grand c Orchard Nichols widow Mary, Hammond Greenwich Nichols widow Maria, 100 Chapel Nichols widow P. of George, milliner 150 Fulton Nichols and Molt, grocers 145 Hudson Nichols J. and C. merchants 132 Pearl Nichols G. and E. W. grocers 8 Fulton slip Nicholson James, saddler 58 Wall Nicholson Robert, shipwright 73 Scainmel Nicholson widow, Greenwich-lane c Christopher Nicholson widow, 43 Dunne Nickerspn Ebenezer. cartman 138 Crosby Nicoll Augustus, china & glass store 40 Peck slip h Nicoll Alexander, 193 Greenwich h 24 Lumber Nicoll Edw. H. merchant 53 h 8 Greenwich Nicoll John A. china &. glass store 144 Bowery Nicoll ii Co. Francis H. shipch 62 h 24 Thames Niffen Abraham, mason Macdougal c King Niffen Robert, shoemaker upper end Elizabeth Niles John, fisherman 185 Washington Niles Paul F. bnardinghouse 221 Pearl Nisbet Archibald, grocer 84 Church Nitchie John, att and nota 20 Slote la h 39 Broad Niven Archibald, tavern 156 Fly Market Niven George, grocer 161 and 183 Cherry Niven George W. att and couns 192 Fulton Niven Ruth, grocer 150 Fly Market Niven , rigger rear 63 James Nivens Thomas, cooper 85 Front Nixon George, mer 109 Front h Church c Canal Nixon John, mariner Thompsan e Grand Nixon John, shoemaker 56 Hester Nixon Richard, inspec of customs 53 Hesler Nixon Thomas, merchant 135 Water c Pine Nixon Thomas, shipwright Rivington n Sheriff Nixon and Germain, hairdressers 1 Murray Noah M. M 96 Greenwich Noake Edward. 420 Broadway Noble Benedict, carpenter 13 Mulberry Noble Charles, mariner 11 Norfolk Noble Daniel, shipmaster 182 Bancker Noble George A. carpenter Elm n Broome Noble Isaac, carpcuter Thompson n Broome Noble Jacob, car|>enter Dominick Noble John, rigger 11 Chapel Noble John, wine merchant 63 Stone Noble Wm. J. and J. grocers Delancy c Ridge Noble Wm. P. grocer Ridge c Delaucy Nodinc Peter, cartman Laurens n Spring Nodine Samuel, 102 Suffolk Noe Elias, rnrpenter Sheriff n Delancy Noe John M. shoemaker 56Baacker [Hester n Elm 328 MERCEIN'S Noe Lemountis, 18 Broad Noe Michael, postman 28 Eldridge Noe Peter, postman 57 Hester Noe widow Mary, 65 Thompson Noe widow, 69 Lornbardy Nolton Daniel, cartman foot Provost Noon Derby, deputy com. 28 Provost Norcross-Danl corkcutter 178 Water h 48 Curystie Norcross Nathaniel, painter 156 Bowery Nordon David, smith 1 Crane wharf Nordstrom widow, grocer 348 Water Norfolk John, mariner Walnut Norman John, butc 39 Fly Mar h 4th n Bowery Norman Wm. stevedore 100 Bancker Norris Amos J. mason Ridge n Stanton Norris Calberine, 111 Chapel Norris Eden, eartman 149 Crosby Norris Israel, brewer, 135 Lornbardy Norris James, marshal 66 Mulberry Norris , captain 93 Water Norris , mason Ridge rt Stanton Norris Jordan, grocer 106 Bowery Norris Robert, iron founder 23 Suffolk Norris T C. tin and sheet iron worker st. 74 Vejcy Norris Thomas, boardingh. 306 Water Norris Wm. boardinghouse 299 Water Norris widow Catherine, 124 Bowery Norris widow Mary Ann, 30 Vandam Norsworthy Sam mer. 424 Pearl b 68 Chatham North Wm. genl. 1 Bond North Wm. B. jeweller & watchmak. 217Broadway North widow of Benjamin, 39 Harman Nortbrup Joseph, shoemaker 69 Thompson Norton Gaius, carpenter 123 Lornbardy Norton Jacob, Cherry n Governeur Norton John L. 13 Cortlandt Norton Moses, smith Burrows n Herring Norton Wm. 126 Leonard Norwood Andrew, customh. mea. 128 William Norwood A. S. merchant 100 Pearl h 32 Vesey Norwood J. L. upholsterer 218 Water. Nosser Jacob, 15 Ferry Nosfer Foster, merchant 18 Roosevelt Nostrand widow Charity, 41 Eldridge Note widow Catherine, 37 Augustus Nott Nathaniel 40 Delancy Nott Nathaniel N. carpenter 42 Delancy Nott Samuel, teacher 11 Dcy Nowlan Francis, grocer 314 Water Nugent Arroon, 39 Cross Nugent John M. mason 51 Watts Nugant Wm. H. merchant 272 Pearl Nugent widow Susan, 41 Provost Nugent widow of Richard, grocer 42'Pike Nungezer Henry, tailor 123 Mulberry Nuttman David, hatter 162 Front h 16 Flctthei O Oades John, carpenter Grand n Mangin NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 3x>9 Oakden Joseph, pilot 40 FrankfortiuprVi Oakey Daniel, men haul 51 William h 43 Fine Oakley Auley, 185 Spring V# ■ Oakley Benjamin, 12 Franklin Oakley Charles, merchant Herring [86 Liberty Oakley Charles, tobacco warehouse 143 Front a Oakley Charles, merchant 86 Liberty Oakley Cornelius, mer. 108 Front h 21 Frankfort Oakley Daniel, merchant 262 Pearl h 43 Frankfort Oakley David, grocer 272 William Oakley Jacob, snoemaker 28 Goerck Oakley James A. carpenter 84 Eldridge Oakley James, mer. tailor 31 Wall li 114 Liberty Oakley James B. flour st. 208 Fulton h 53 Robinson Oakley jun. Jesse, attor. 1 Law-Buildings h 3 Fine Oakley John, cartman 179 Ludlow Oakley John, cartman 95 Chrystio Oakley John, saddler 54 Bowery Oakley Moses, carpenter Broome n Mott Oakley Morris, 120 Henry [li'n Oakley Mrs. formerly Mrs Bunn, midwife 12 Frank- Oakley Nathaniel, grocer 79 Gold c Spruce Oakl»y Richard; 108 Front h 310 Broadway Oakley Samuel, saddler 99 Hesler Oakley Thomas, mariner 3 Rhynders Oakley William, tailor 46 Leonard Oakley R. Si C. tobacco store 108 Front Oar widow Hannah. 30 Baneker Oars Gilbert, mariner 43 Mott Oats Patrick, 14 Catherine-lane Oatwell Joseph, stonecutter 8 Beach Obert Peter, 361 Greenwich O'Blenis Gar-fit P.masonChristopber nGreenw.lane O'Blenis Henry, mason Burrows c Herring O'Blennis John, mason Hammond n Asylum O'Brian Edward, labourer 89 Bancker O'Brian Francis, cooper 13 Crane-whf. h 33 Reed O'Brian Hannah, 66 Reed O'Brian James, labourer 252 William O'Brian James, stonecutter 33 Lombardy O'Brian James, boatman 54 Mercer O-Brian John, mariner 26 Henry , O'Brian John, shipmaster Burrows O Brian Tully, tailor 193 Hester O'Brien Daniel, tailor 58 Pr-arl O'Brien James, carpenter 175 Delancy O'Brien Philip, cartman 173 Hester O'Brien Patrick, mason 6 Ludlow O'Brien Patrick, labourer 118 Bancker O'Brien Thomas, labourer rear 81 Orange O'Brien Wm. marine agent ii notary 45 Wall b 261 O'Cain widow of Patrick, 19 Cross [Greenwich O'-ean Insurance ^j^j^ Company 45 Wall Ochersbousia Adolph. .■.near refiner 9 Rose O'Corinar , mason Mott c Broome O'Conner B grocer Broome c Mott O'Gonner Bernard, grocer Braome c Molt O'Conner Charles, 88 Bancker O'Conner John, mason Broome c Mott 330 MERCELVS O'Conner Jolin, shipmaster Broome c Esses O'Conner Matthias, looking glass at 237 Water O'Conner Michael, sexton cathe. Mulberry c Prince O'Conner Michael, grocer Walnut n Lombard* O'Conner Michael, labourer 4 Torbot O'Conner Patrick, grocer 85 Bancker O'Conner Patrick-, cooper 6 Torbot O'Connor Patrick, sawyer Spring n the market O'Connor Tboinas, editor 58 Orange Odbcrt Robert, mason 66 Duane Odell Benjamin, iivcry stable 39 Elizabeth Odell Frederick, carpenter 54 Orchard Odell Isaac, cartman Washington Odell James, Walnut a Lombardy Odell jun. John, carpenter Mulberry n Spring Odell John, cartman 2 Franklin Odell John, carpenter 140 Mott Odell John, smith 186Spring Odell Reuben- chairmaker ^ painter. 162 Duatie Odell Stephen, cartman Delancy c Ludlow Odell Wra. D. cartman Grand n Orchard Odell & Austin , drygood store 149 Chatham Oden Mary, nurse 197 Mott O'Donnel James, grocer Hester c Orange O'Donnel Patrick, 50 Elm O'Donnell James, grocer Oran§e c Hester O'Donnell Hugh, labourer Elizabeth n Grand O'Donnell P. labourer 117 Anthony Office of the Christian &>jj| Herald, 60 Charco OffUt oftheJY.f. Sug. #pff Co. 162 Church Offy Peter, eosk 37 Warren Ogden Abm. mere. 53 Washington h 52 Greenwicfc Ogden Albert, 148 Spring Ogden Benj surgeon barber 86 1-2 Bowery Ogden David B. counsellor 35 Pine Ogden David, shipmaster 105 Reed Ogden F. D. state engineer 1 Beaver-lane Ogden Henry, merchant Stone c Whitehatl Ogden Isaac, broker 48 Wall Ogdeu John, mariner 33 Pike Ogden John, grocer Oliver cOak Ogden John, Oak c Oliver Ogden Jonathan, merchant 4 State Ogden Matthias, carpenter Sullivan n Spring Ogden Nancy H. 50 Essei Ogden Robt. grocer Cedar c Washington Ogden Thomas, cord manufactory 148 Spring Ogden Thos. L. couns. 40 Wall h 28 Park-place Ogden widow Mary, Broadway n Trin. church Ogden Isaac h Co. G. 48 Wall Ogden, Day & Co. 3 Coenties slip Ogdens Miss, 51 Cedar Ogilby Leonard, agent 60 Pine Ogilvie P. attor. & coun. Columbia Corl. hook Ogilvie Robt. 143 Washington Ogilvie Wm. Rivington n Lewis MEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 331 Ogilvie and Gibsoti) merchants 96 Front Ogrady Joseph D. grocer 131 Fly-market Ogsbury jun. A. needle & hardw. store 77 William Ogsbury Francis, 75 Frankfort Ogsbury widow of Alexander, 19 Murray O'Hara John, 19 Oliver O'Hara Hugh, baker 91 Bancker O'Hare John, baker 158 Bowery O'Hare Patrick, baker 35 Henry O'Harraughty Dennis, grocer 95 Bancker Okie Martin, wood inspec. Washington op. St. Fr. Okill John, broker 200 Duane Okill & Blood, 46 Wall O'Lary Timothy, baker 7 Pelham Olcott John, S. shipchandler 104 Vessey, ropewalk Oldis Benjamin, 16 Thomas [Powh's-haol O'Lear Wm. grocer 387 Water Olfstead Daniel, shipcarpenter 57 Rutgers Olift' Jnlin, card manufactory 213 Washington Olive Mrs. confectioner 200 Broadway Oliver Alexander, cartman Green c Bleeckev Oliver Benjamin, mason 22 Anthony Oliver Jacob, oystennan 18 Forsyth Oliver James, brewer Broome c Columbia Oliver James, batstore 96 Water Oliver James D. 27 Nassau h 27 Maiden-lane Oliver John, carpenter 154 Chrystie Oliver John, mason 4 Catherine-lane Oliver Richard N. carpenter 27 Collect Oliver Samuel, hairdresser 27 Collect Oliver Thomas, plumber 96 Water and 86 Werren Oliver Thomas, carpenter 117 Mott Oliver Thomas, rigger 125 Mulberry Oliver Washington, Dominick n Varick Oliver & Caraciole, fruiters 509 Pearl Olivieri Joseph, 509 Pearl OIlifF Wm, comedian 45 Ann Olmstead Charles, cooper 26 Lumber [vington Olmstead James, bookbinder 139 Pearl, h 101 Ri- Olmstead Silas, grocer Soring c Greenwich Olmsted Daniel, 141 Lonibardy Olmsted Francis, 26 South h 11 Stone Olmsted John, shoemaker 146 Orange Olmsted Ralph, 128 Pearl h 33 Greenwich Olney Peleg, carpenter 255 Mott Olson John, 67 Lombardy Olstin Mrs. 45 Sullivan Olypbant D. W. com. mer. 57 Franklin Omberry Jane, Thompson c Houston Omberson John, mariner Lewis Mm. hi. Onderdonk rev. Benj. T. 21 White Onderdonk John, physician 117 Fulton Onderdonk John, cartman Greenwich c Charles Onderdonk Rebecca, Eldridge n Delaocy Onderdonk jun Wm. merch. 36 Pearl Onderdonk & Brinckerhoff, grocers c Mulberry and Hester and Fulton c Washington O'Neil Barney, weaver Hammond n Washington O'Neil Charles, tailor 229 Greenwich O'Neil Francis, grocer Orange c Franklin 332 MERCEIN'S O'Neil Henry, mason 69 Cross O'Neil James, grocer 21 Augustus O'Neil J. O. Cross c Little Water I O'Neil John, smith 6 Orange O'Neil Michael; stonecutter 20 Lumber O'Neil Patrick, Mott O'Neil widow, Collect n Grand O'Neill Thomas, printer 65 Mulberry O'Niel F. grocer Orauge c Franklin Oothout John, 76 Chamber Opay Thomas, grocer 77 Bancker Oram James, printer 6 Burling slip h 192 Broadway Orchard Titus, bookseller 11 Nassau Ordronaux John, 24 While O'Rourk Patrick, labourer Market Orphan Asylum, Greenwich tillage n Bank Orphan Asylum, (Catholic) Mott c Prince Orr John, cariman Ludlow n Grand Orr Thomas, mason 19 Duane Orr Wm. carpenter Cannon n Broome Orr Wm. weaver Hammond n Washington Orr Wm. mariner 29 Rutgers Oiso John B. merchant 46 Broadway Orsler widow Christiana, 223 Spring Oiiley Michael, Sluyvesant East River Orlley widow of Henrv, 6 Vandewater Orton Wm. W. shoemaker 232 Bowery Osborn Abner, grocer 63 Whitehall Osborn Allen, shoemaker 28 Bowery » Osborn A. F. shoemaker 64 Market Oiborn Benj. shipwright Orchard n North Osborn Benjamin, caulker 61 Eldridgc Osborn Benj. rigger 26 Lumber Osborn Capt. 165 Water Osborn Charles, labourer 8 Beaver Osborn Cuarlcs, mere!) Ful'on slip h 58 Catherine Osborn Charles, deputy sheriff 120 Mulberry Os'iorn Charles, carpenter Chrystie u Bivington Osborn Elizabeth, nurse 40 Ludlow Osborn Henry, cariman Grand n Allen Osborn Ilhamar, Iratuer inspector 3 Jacob Osborn John, cariman 12 Harrison Osborn John, cabinet maker 73 Harman Osborn Joseph, 8 Walker Osborn Joseph, merchant 51 South h 20 Clifi Odborn Joseph, 154 Chamber Osborn Joseph H. 61 Mott Osborn Nathan, shipcarpenter 71 Scammel Osborn Samuel, M D. 1 16 Fulton Osborn Samuel, shoemaker 51 Mott Osborn Wm merchant 20 Cliff Osborn Wm. chairuiaker 222 Greenwich Osborn Wm. 61 South h 20 Cliff Osborn cy- Co Barna. grocers 41 Peck si h 67 James Osborn and Cornell, hardvv mercht9.29 Fulton slip Osgood Charles, caulker Broome n Lewis Osgood Mary, tailoress Broome n Broadway . Osgood Samuel, 2 Harrison Oshander Nalhaniel, cariman Mangin n Broorao Oshander Solomon, cariman 182 Delancy NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 333 Oshaugbney W. Orange c Franklin Osterman D. eabinet maker Broome n E. River Ostbeim Jobn, grocer 17 Elizabeth Ostram Jacob, M. D. Catherine c Chatham square Ostrand Charles, shipwright 48 Pike Ostrander George W. carpenter 12 Clarke Ostrander Gideon, 2 Market h 7 Allen Ostrander Isaac, shoemaker 12 Birmingham Ostrander Wm. carpenter 12 Clarke Otee Andrew, rigger 50 Augustus Otis Calvin, carpenter Orchard n Stanton Otis and Swan, merchants 123 Pearl Otis- A. and J. commission merchants 14 Gold Ott Wm. carpenter Lewis Man. Island Otterson James, teacher 8 Pine Ottignon Claudius, merchant 218 Greenwich Ottiwell Jobn, bellows maker 22 Orchard Oughton Robert, carpenter 8 Beach Ouvut Smith, merchant 454 Pearl h Bowery hill Overing Henry, 3 State Overton Thomas, cartman 173 Harman Ovingtoo Wm. Bowery bill Owen Deiafayette, cartman Esses c Grand Owen Johi), cartman Lewis Manhat Island Owen Wm. rigger 203 Bancker Owens Benj viutuallingh 14 Washington Market Owens Ebenezer, cartman 213 Orange c Spring Owns Edmund, cartman 213 Orange Owens Jas butc 17 Wash. ma. h Eldridge n Stanton Oyston James, ropemaker Allen n North Owens Jno. Desbrosses n Hudson Owens Richard, painter 498 Pearl Ozan Rebecca, 28 Reed Ozard Robert, sailmaker 40 Suffolk P Pache Andrew, 74 Duane' Pacific Insur. Com. Packard Charles, 150* Packer W'ni lab vjrer Desbrosses PackwooJ Mary, dress ink. 80 Chatham Packwood Samuel, 368 Broadway Paddock M. w'. - B 1 57 Broadway Panoramic Rolunda Chamber c Crost Panton Francis, merchant 42 Front b 41 Ann Panton H H . 46 Front h 28 Warren Panton SiWoolsey, grecers42 Front c Coenlies si Panton if Wood, merchants 57 Front Paradise John, portrait painter 58 Provost NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 335 P»rcell5 Susanna, Christie n Bayard Pap!*ssus Rene, shoemaker 130 William Pardew widow Jane, 539 Water Pardew widow, 18 Chapel Pardon George, tnerchunt "3 Pine Paret Stephen, crockery st 343 Greenwich Paret Son S. clothing st 215 Grecnwi«bj,j 4 ^j Paris Catherine, 51 Augustus Parise jun A. tinplate worker 4 Warren .^7 Parise widow of Aug. cream gar. 265 Broadway Parisen Olto W jewellpr 100 Chatham Parisen Philip, jeweller 258 William Parish, Holbrook and Co. mer. 162 Pear! Park Elizabeth, 19" Hester Park John, baker 15 Orange Park Richard, earder.er 26 Elm Parke widow Mary, 91 Catherine Parker Adam, capt. Broome o. Varick Parker Alfred, grocer 574 Water Parker Allen, jeweller 103 Division Parker Amelia, mantuam. 52 Cedar Parker Benj. carpenter CS Pump Parker Daniel, teacher 33 Pearl Parker Edward, painter and glazier 11 1 Bowery Parkei Elizabeth, 125 Anthony Parker Elizabeth, 68 North Muore Parker F. A. U S N. 484 Broadway. Parker James, 81 Hester Parker James, carpenter, Stuyvesant n. Bowery Parker John, comedian 96 Chamber Parker John E. shoemaker, 25 Catherine Parker John, stonecutter Greenwich n. King Parker John, gilder 6 Beach Parker Jonathan, Prince n. Thompson Parker Joseph, cartman 13 Hester Parker Joshua, tailor 83 Fulton h. 118 Hester Parker Lud well, rear 306 Water Parker Mary, boardingb. 282 Pearl Parker Miss Alary, 26 John Parker Millin, coachmaker Broadway n. Spring Parker Miln, coach & harness m. B. Way c. Leonard Parker Obediah, teacher Amos n. Hudson Parker Peter, sawyer 139 Hudson Parker Robert, 53 Walnut Parker Robert, cartman Grand n. Arundel Parker Samuel, cartman Arundel n. Division Parker Shivers, brush factory 506 Pearl Parker Sibyl, boardb. 69 Pine Parker Thomas, mason Jones n Grtcmeich Parker Thomas, painter 103 Bowery Parker Thomas, constable i37 Leonard Parker Thomas, mariner 1 10 Pump Parker William, oysterh. 60 Cbapel Parker William, pumpmaker 60 Bayard Parker William, baker, 20 Roosevelt Parker widow, 280 Water Parker widow Abigail, .50 Forsyth Parker widow Pbebe, 153 Ludlow Parker widow Sarab, 5 Crosby Parker and Sickels, bakers 20 Roosevelt MERCEIN'.S Parkhurst Jabcz, dentist 93 Fulton Parkinson rev. William, 181 William Parks James, weaver Hammond n. Washington Parks John, Broome c. Caunon Parks P. contractor 3 Forsyth Parks Thomas, bricklayer 76 Cherry Parks widow Catherine, 41 Walker Parmaton Thomas, mariner 39 Augustus Parsnel Salmon, mason Christopher c. Herring Parrot William, brassfounder53 Mulberry Parrot Si Kirk, grocers 53 Mulberry Parry John, drayman 33 Oak Parsells Abm. min. paint. 3-3 Molt Parsells George, sailmaker 159 Division Parsells Hannah, 171 Division Parsells Jacob, carpenter Christopher Parsells John W Desbrosses n. Hudson Parsells John, shipcarpenter 100 Pump Parsells Martin, Perry n. Greenwich Parsells Mary, midw. 92 Hester Parsells Mary, dressm. 25 Broadway Parsells Peter, cartman Perry n. Greenwich Parsells T. coach and chairmaker Elm c. LeonaiT Parsells Wm. carpenter 223 Spring Parseys William, mason 220 Orange Parshall James C. 2S7 Pearl, and 1 Beekman Parsons John, well digger 20 Henry Parsons Leonard C. merch. 248 Pearl h.7RopseveI' Parsons Samuel, c Pearl and Chatham Parsons Silas C. boardinghouse 26 Ann Parsons William B. lumb. merch. 107 Washington Parsons William, barber 466 Greenwich Parsons widow Catherine, 198 Spring Parsons widow of Jacob, Perry n. Washington Parsons widow Sarah 143 Reed Parsons Co. Leonard C. 248 Pearl, up stairs Partelow fsaac, 2 M'Dougal Parts John, grocer Cannon n. Broome Pascal widow, 73 Cross Pascniis Felix, M. D. 486 Pearl Passenbrouder John, mercht. Herring c Christopher Pasman jun. Francis, 28 Laurens Passman Abm. mason Varick Passman Wm. butch. 9 Spring mar. h. 28 Laurens Passm jn widow Mary, 81 Warren Passmore William, cartman Attorney n. Rivingtou Patchin Harry, carpenter 42 Mulberry Pate M'Dowall, weaver Bedford Paterson M. C. Attorney 43 Pine Paterson Wm. 'eboiirpr 100 Bancker- [Greenwich Paterson & ' James B. saddlers 113 Water h. 97 ?V..o.>ce Job, oysterman 4 Crane wharf Paton Thomas, merchant 105 William Patrick Alex, tailor 53 Water Patrick John, merchant 23 Bridge Patrick William, shoemaker Grand n Cannon Patten Edward, butcher 47 Fly m. b 292 Bowery Pi orge, butcher Bedford c Burrows Patte: . iet, stage office 73 Corllandt Vatter, Jisuoj 173 Hester NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 357 "Patten John, cooper and culler 72 Pump Patten John, smith 275 Front h 18 Oliver Patten Rich, math inst. mak 180 Water c Burling- Patten Wm. butcher 51 Fly-mar. h Chrystie [slip Patten widow, Elm n Broouie Patten k Beekmau. water roof hat st. 230 Water Patterson Adam, tailor 247 Greenwich Patterson Alex, accountant 109 Orange Patterson Benj. shoemaker 146 William Patterson Catherine, toy store 21 Orange Patterson Edward, grocer 27 Orange Patterson Edward, shoemaker 71 Ban eke Patterson Hugh, painter 51 Ferry Pattersou Hugh L mason 16 Crosby Patterson James, cooper 22 Old-slip h 9 Front Patterson James, cartman 102 Mulberry Patterson Jane, 20 Catherine-lane Patterson Jay, hairdresser 187 Cherry Patterson John, grocer Chapel c Barclay Patterson John W. 58 Walt b 19 N. Moore Patterson John, sawyer 20 Thames Patterson John, 74 Chapel Patterson John, carpenter 5 Vestry Patterson Margaret, 22 Norfolk Patterson Mary, whitewasher 88 Eidridge Patterson Michael, cooper 84 Cross Patterjon Peter, marketraan Sheriff n. Broome Patterson Robert, smith 70 Liberty Patterson Samuel A. ship carpenter Lewis M. I. Patterson Susan, 60 Walker Patterson Thonias, blacksmith 114 Mulberry Patterson Wm. grocer Christopher c Herring Paiterson Wm. merchant 53 Lispenard Patterson Wm. tinman 3 Batavia Patterson Wm. grocer and shoe st. 247 Greenwich Patterson widow, 60 Elm Patterson widow Eliz. grocer c Chamber & Green w Patterson widow Jane, 6S Murray Pattison Robert, shoemaker 398 Greenwich Patlon Jee, 46 White Patton Pbebe, 109 Greenwich Patzie John C. shoemaker 229 William Paul Abraham, print, up stairs 182 Water !i 9 Dutch Paul Alex, millwright East Bank n Greenwich-lane Paul David, carpenter 93 Lombardy Paul Isaac, cartman 90 Reed Paul James, brewer Greenwich-lane c East Bank Paul James, carpenter 145 Forsyth j>jj ;■ Paul John, cartman 1 1 Charlton Paul Joseph, cartman Herring Paul L. 15 Reed Paul Peter, cook 110 Anlhony-^p,' Paul Sarah, 49 Ann Paul Wm. gilder 240 Greenwich Paul widow Jane, 647 Pearl Paulay Robert, 10 Harman Paulding Nath wine mer. 168 Frou* Paulding jun Wm 310 iirvenveidk^^JUt' Paulet Martial, 21 Murray Pavie Charles, segar maker SO Nassi.ii 29' MERCEIN'S Paxton & Co. Samuel, auctioneers 73 Wall Pay OJice of the Army, 69 Washington Payne Daniel, carpenter 269 Spring Payne John, carpenter 21 Charlton Payne Thomas, weaver 241 Spring Peach John, 33 Cross Peach Richard. 11 Dutch Peacock H. hairdresser k tooth drawer 11! Cherry Pearce Benj. labourer Jones Greenwich Pearce George, mariner 89 Harman Pearce Geo. labourer 2 Republican Alley Pearce John, shoemaker 49 Oliver Pearce John, bandbox marmf. 6 Mott Pearce Natb. grocer Cherry c Walnut Pearctlock widow of David, 106 Orange Pearl David, shipcarpenter 71 Henry Pearsall Abijah, cartman Broome n Norfolk Pearsall Benj. lab. 42 Delancy Pearsall Henry, cartman 63 Arundel Pearsall Henry, cartman Bowery n 2 mile stone Pearsall James, cartman 57 Suffolk Pearsall James, 77 Bayard Pearsall Peler R. measurer 16 Bridge Pearsall Robert, 190 Water h Broome c Elm Pearsall Samuel, milkman 370 Bowery Pearsall Silas, carpenter 19 Catherine market Pearsall Thos. Old Haerlem Road n 4 mile stone Pearsall Thos. cartman 57 Suffolk Pearsall Thomas, milkman 486 bowery Pearsall Uriah, milkman, 486 Bowery Pearsall Wm. tavern 17 Peck-slip Pearsall Wm. measurer 22 Oliver Pearsall widow Eliza, 41 Eldridge Pearsall widow, 24 Elizabeth Pearse Levy, c Attorney and Delancy Pearsee widow of Jonathan, 16 Ann Pearson I. G. 86 White Pearson Isaac, 9 Mulberry Pearson Jane, widow Perry n Greenwich Pearson Thomas, cartman 53 Henry Pearson Zadock, cartman 19 Vandam Pease John, grocer 51 Division Pease Samuel, smith Attorney n Delancy Pease Silvy, 47 Ann Pecar Hart, Oliver n Bancker Peceine John, labourer 81 Mott Peck Andrew, cartman Ludlow n Delancy- Peck Benj. grocer 1 15 Division Peck Chas. carpenter 70 Pump Peck Chas. saddler 466 Pearl Peck Collin, 179 Pearl Peck Daniel, shoemaker 123 Division Peck David, Collect n Broome Peck Henry, labourer Reason Perk Henry, cartman Ludlow n Delaney Peck John, mason 213 William Peck Lee, customhouse mea. 18 Batavia-lane Peck Nathan, cartman Cornelia n Rivington Peck O dry good st. 176 Chatham Peck Obediub, 44 Division NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. S39 Peck Sarah, 43 Catherine Peck Stephen, sash roak. 87 h 74 Forsyth Peck Susanna widow, Forsyth n Delancy Peck Walter, drygood st. 426 Pearl Peck Wm H. sasbmaker 174 Broome b 16 Grand Reck Wm 45 Beekman Peck widow Sarah, boardingh. 11 Cherry Peck and King, sailmakcrs 76 South Peck and Co Allen, drygood st. 179 Pearl Peckham Mr and Mrs. seminary 24 Greenwich Pcckwell H W. col of the 2d ward 129 William Peckwell und Battin, grocers Broadway u Grand Peckwell aud Bnttii>, tavern Broadway c Grand Peden and Cooke, mer. tai. 4 Cortlandt Peek William, mer. 188 Duane Peffers Ann, tailoress 101 Bayard Peffers James, carpenter 101 Bayard Pegg James, tailor 43 Maiden-lane Pegg Roger, tailor 60 Maiden lane Pegly James, rigger 41 Oliver Peixotto D L M. M D 105 Greenwich Peixotto M L M. mer. 105 Greenwich Pell Aaron, 254 Bowery Pell Abijah, cartraan Arden n Bedford Pell Alfred S.476 Broadway Pell Benj. cooper Grand n Forsyth Pell John, drygood st. 158 Chatham h 69 Bowery Pell John, butcher 70 Fly mkt. h 69 Bowery Pell Joseph, 64 Cortlandt Pell Joshua L atlo. and couns. 44 Nassau Pell Josiah, c Mulberry and Pump Pell widow Elizabeth, boardiogh. 41 Cliff Pell and Co Wm F fa Wall Pelletreau Maltby, silversmith 12 Rose Pelletreau , 471 Pearl Polling Wright, labourer 69 Bancker Pelsang Martin, shoemak Broome c Orchard Peltier F Hi Morrell L 28 Mill Pelton Daniel, shoemak. 13 Pruvost Pelton Phineas, 10 Pump Pendel Wm. cartman 65 Crosby Pender^rass John, peddler 6V Catherine Pendergrass Sarah, 96 Henry Pendleton E H . couns. 60 Wall b 26 Greenwich Pendleton I physician 42 Broad Peneveyre Rev Henry, 26 Liberty Penfold John, druggist 4 Fletcher h 38 Beekman Penfold Nicholas B. printer 65 Nassau Penn John, pilot 10 Vandewater Pennell Hayes, wheelwright 128 Bowery Pennoyer Ezekiel H. c Herring and Terry Ppnnoyer Geo. shipcai'p. Lewis Man. hi. Pennoyer Robt M. 1 1 1 Broad h 90 Cedar Pennoyer Sarah, 1 15 Lombardy Penny Francis, 52 Elm Penny Samuel mer- 126 Liberty h 108 Greenwich Penny Sarah, 97 Bowery Penny Thomas, mariner 184 Bancker Penny &. Son Samuel, 126 Liberty Peno John, barber 108 Duane 340 MERCEIN'S Penrose G P. grocer 18 Tliomas Pension James, Varick n Broome Penteost Wm. hairdresser 413 Broadway Penton Andrew, carpenter 40 Water Penlz Adam, cooper 11 Gouverneur's-1. h 11 Bnla- Pentz sen Frederick, shoem. 24 Old-slip fvia-1. Pentz jun Fred. att. coun. k not. 16 Nassau City Lib Pentz Wm A F. druggist 75 Pearl h 24 Old slip Pepper Edward, smith 160 Orange Perarah Deming, Broome n Forsyth Peree John W. shipcarp. Grand Cor. Hook Perege Jacob, 82 Forsyth Perego Joseph, carlman Elizabeth c Pump Perego Wm. cartman £23 Spring Perfect John, grocer and boarding!). 115 Water Periam Diana widow of Thomas, 2 Lumber Perinc &i CoRobt. grocers 48 Lumber c Rector Perit P. 44 South h 85 Cedar Perkins Cyrus, M. D. phys. &. surg. 96 Gr eenwich Perkins Elizabeth. 64 Spring Perkins Joseph, baker 146 Collect Perkins Wm. baker 81 Chapel Perkins Wm. L. mariner 116 Lombardy Permauter John, waterman 9 Water Perren Cornelia, 82 Pump Perret Augusta, goldsmith 56 John Perret Mrs. corset and mantua maker 86 Nassau Pcrrin John, butch 54 Fly-Mar h 100 Bowery Perrine Benj shoemaker 97 Division Perrine Margaret, 52 Eldridge Perrine Rev. Matthew L 217 h 59 1-2 Spring' Perrine widow Jane, 2 Crosby Perrott James, carpenter 59 Gold PerrotV John, grocer 72 Fulton h 54 Gold Perruchet C. coppersmith 35 Catherine Perry Albert, saddle tree mak Eldridga n I: ingl . Perry jun David, printer 49 Mott Perry Francis, confectioner 149 Chamber Perry Henry, mariner 136 Banckcr Perry James, cartman 38 Essex Perry James, mariner Grand n Lewis Perry John, shoemaker 279 Spring Perry Jsjbn D 435 Pearl perry Joseph, teacher 3 Beaver Perry Oliver, mariner Walnut n Corl Hook Perry capt. Robert, 187 Mulberry Perry Thos. coachman 79 Orange Perry Timothy, shipwright North c Lewis Mhland I'eiry Wm rigger 48 Chcapside Porry Wm. mason 3d Avenue n Penitentiary ' Perry widow. Clarke c Broome Perry J and G grocers Lewis c North Persell widow, 2 Varick Persiany Luke, fruiter 87 Division Peshine, Petit k Co shoe warehouse 303 Pear! Pessinger widow Mary M. 1112 Eldridge Peter Francis, cordwaincr 114 Church Peters Daniel, rear 41!' Greenwich Peters Harry, 24 Warren Peters John C. 162 William NEW-YORK DIRECTORY 541 t'etcrs John, tailor 96 Broad Peters John, grocer Broome c Orchard Peters John R 3 Beaver Peters John, rigger 81 Division '^km Peters Win. marshal 26 Elm Peters Wo, caulker 123 Lombardy Peters John R and Co. GO Front h 3 Bearer Peters and Remsa, 26 South Pelershew W cartman 40 Pump Peterson Cornelius, rear 91 Division Peterson Jacob, wheelwright 229 Mulberry w3pj .Peterson Jacob, sawyer 9 Orange Peterson John, rigger 75 Henry Peterson John, mariner 87 Henry Peterson John, inspec leather Watts n Canal Peterson John, mariner 30 Oak Peterson John, waiter Grand n Elm Peterson John, sawyer 42 Orange Peterson Luke, 57 Walker Peterson Mary, boardinghouse 335 Water Peterson Peter, cartman 44 Norfolk Peterson Peter, labourer Grand n Chrystie Peterson Thomas, mariner 45 Henry Peterson Thos 228 Grand c Suffolk Peterson Thos. sawyer Grand c Suffolk Peterson widow Maria, Desbrosses n Greenwich Petigree Robt. labourer Thompson c Broome Petinger Jame9, tobacconist 135 Leonard Petinger Sophia, 81 Pump Petit and Jackson, shoemakers 44 Fullen Petre , mariner 160 Duane Petrie W. W. cotton fe thread manuf 104 Bowery Pettis Silvanus, 121 Bancker Pettit Daniel, cartman 180 Delancy Pettit John, chairmakcr 16 Essex Pettit Joseph, 44 Fulton Pettit Peter, morocco dresser 15 Chesout Pettit Robert, stonecutter 20 Lumber Pettit Susan, seamstress 7 Pike Petty David, 214 Division Petty Ezekiel, lottery office 214 Division /"ban John, cartman 114 Mulberry Pheasant Samuel, mariner rear 169 Bowery Phplan Edward, carpenter 175 Delancy Phelan Patrick, stevedore 139 Front Pbelan Wm. gardener 1st Avenue n 3d Phelan Wm. 1st Avenue n Stuyvesant Phelps Ar.son G. merch 179 Front b 63 Beekman Phelps J«Mies L. physician 12 Cherry Phelps Tbaddeus, merchant 70 South h 109 Liberty Phelps widow, Broome n Cannon Phelps widow Phebe, 21 Division Philadelphia Steam Doal Line Poit Coach Office 114 Broadway Philadelphia Stage offices, Cortlandt and Broadway Phile Catherine, Attorney n Delancy Philip and Eytinge, 1 Phenix stores Philip and Cylinge, merchants 1 Pbenix buildings Philips Abraham, mason Eurrows n Herring Philips Catherine, washerwoman Grand n Crosby iMEKCEIN'S Philips Charles F. baker opposite Vauxhall Philips Daniel, grocer 67 Bancker Philips George, cartman Delaocy c Orchard Philips John, 60 Sullivan Philips John, mariner 100 Bancker Philips Maria widow of John, 127 Cherry Philips Thomas, cartman 75 Thompson Philips William, 36 Provost Philips William, mariner 128 Chamber Phillips Andrew, bookbinder 10 Roosevelt Phillips Arch, cartman 79 Bancker Phillips Benjamin, sawyer Bedford Phillips Henry, tailor 267 Water Phillips Jacob, labourer Amos n Greenwich lane Phillips John H. cbairmaker60 Thompson Phillips John, brassfounder 1 18 Orchard Phillips John, cartman Elizabeth n Spring Phillips John, drayman, 205 Division Phillips John, mariner 26 Henry Phillips Lucy, 74 Hudson Phillips Mary, milliner 278 Spring Phillips Moses S. 96 William Phillips Naptbali, proprietor of Nat.Adv. 96Gr«enw Phillips N.R. cab. mak 114 Fulton Phillips Patrick, grocer 66 Bancker Phillips Robert, constable 156 Bancker Phillips Thomas, carpenter 274 Front Phillips Wells, shoemaker 93 1-2 Chatham Phillips rev. Wm. W. 530 Broadway Phillips Wm. mariner 66 James Phillipson Marcus, drvgood st. 71 Cherry Philom Academy, 208 William Philpot Richard, mason Grand n Orchard Phippennv David, labourer 121 Bamker Phoebus Wm. M. D. 7 Forsyth Phoenix Thomas, attor and coun. 298 Broadway Phoenix Co. I. P. mer. 22 South Phyfe Duncan, cabiuetma. 168, 170, 172 h 169 Ful Phyfe John, grocer 30 Barclay [ton Phyfe jun. John, ivory turner 30 Barclay Phyfe Michael, cabinet maker 38 Dey Phyfe Wm. shipmaster 52 Rutgers Phyfer Frederick, 38 Eldridge Piatt W. F. M D. 51 Chapel Pioart Hart, labourer 12 Jews'-alley Pick G. Cornelia, Greenwich till. Pickens James, newscarrier 85 Mulberry Pirket jun. Albert, 192 Greenwich Picket Albert, female school 192 Greenw. male &i h Picket JohnW. teacher 148 Chamber [148 Chamber Picket widow, teacher 46 Elizabeth Pickford Isaac, grocer 179 Cherry c Market Pickton Charles, teacher Stanton n Ridge Pier Sylvester, coppersmith 246 Water Pierce Abraham, Willet n Delancy Company Wall Phoenix Stores corner JVall Water NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 343 Pierce Abraham, carpenter 54 Sullivan Pierce Ann, 63 Warren Pierce John, harness maker c Cannon and Brootne Pierce John, labourer 55 James Pierce Theophiliis, 179 Broadway Pierce widow Ann, boardingb. 253 Pearl Pierce widow Eliza, 86 Varick Piercy George, 3 Republican Alley Piercy Henry R. printer Oliver n Bancker Piercy Isaac, cartman 251 Front Piercy Samuel, butcher 188 Division Piercy widow Jane, 233 Cbrystie Pierpont Hez. B distiller 133 Front h Brooklyn Pierpont , musician 251 William Pierson Cath. widow of Thos 130 Bowery t'ierson E. merchant 178 Pearl Pierson Elijah, 178 Pearl Pierson Francis, butcherGrand n Ludlow Pierson Isaac, merchant 11 Whitehall Pierson John, hatler Elizabeth n Spring Pierson Silas, gunsmith 28 Oak Pierson Sophia, Elizabeth n Spring Pierson Theophiliis. mason 243 Spring Pierson widow Mary, 10 Renwick Pierson widow Nancy, 18 Wbile [Broad Pierson &/■ Brothers J. G iron &. cut oail st. Front c~ Piggot Aaron, merch 110 Division Piggot Joseph, upholsterer 94 n 92 Division Piggot Samuel, watchmaker 42 12 Hudson Pignolet Lewis, dyer 14 Barclay Pihlstrom Jane, 80 Bayard Pike Benjamin, optician 12 Wall Pike Francis, shoemaker 77 James Pike Isaac, carpenter 88 Eldridge Pike James, shoemaker 28 Orchard Pike Wm. carpenter 52 Gold Piles John, rigger 91 Harman Pilsworth Ann, 22 Garden Pilyon Richard. 33 Dover Pinckney David, 80 Leonard Pinckue> Elijah, grocer 32 Peck-sl. h 38 Oak Pinckney Elijah T. attor. and not. 7 Murray h .121 Pintk/iey Jonathan, gro. Stanton c Allen [Bowery Pinckney Peter, grocer Stanton n Orchard Pinckney Sarah, tailoress 26 Norfolk Pinckney Susan, Norfolk c Grand Pinckney Wm. H. coachmaker 154 Bowery Pinckney Wm. J. dry good st. 174 Chatham Pindergast , 9 Reed Pine Jos. fruit st. 66 Nassau Pinkerton James, paver 12 Cheapside Pinkney Wm. 98 Eldridge Pinkuey widow Hannah, 45 Essex Pinkney widow Hannah, 90 Eldridge Pintard John, sec. Mutual In. Company 62 Wall Pintard Wm. sur. instrn. & truss mak 3 Bt-ekman Piper Thomas, victualing h. Art n Broadway Pirnie John, distiller 24 Orange Pirson John Wm. c Leonard and Hudson 944 MERCELYS Pitcaithly Robert, stonecutter 45 Hester Pitcher widow of Jonathan, 37 Cross Pitt Abraham, shoemaker, 33 Cheapside Pitt >icho!as, cordwainer 133 Lombardy Pittman G.W.rope m. Attorney n. North c. Orchard Pittman Lemuel, ropemaker up end of Orchard Place Aaron, 46 Rivington Place Charles, shoemaker, 63 Spring Place Ephraim, shoemaker 31 Cheapside Place Frederick, druggist 17 Park Place John, cartman Pitt n. Stanton Place Joshua, 13 Essex Place Percival, assist, keep. State Prison Bedford Place Smith, porterhouse 173 Cherry Place Thos. cartman, Delancy n Suffolk Place Thomas, butcher 200 Division Place Thomas, butcb. 47 Cath. mar. h. 38 Rivington Place widow Mary, 42 Anthony Plain Bartholomew, merchant 39 Chatham Planton Anthony, smith 24 Market Piatt Cbas. cabinetmaker, 36 Gold Piatt David, grocer Broome Willet's wharf East Piatt David, boardinghouse 380 Water [river Plait Ebenezer, custom-house officer 63 Lombardy Piatt Epenetus, merchant 214 Pearl Piatt Frederick, 122 Harman Piatt Geo. stevedore 81 Eldridge Plati Isaac, 13 Doyer Piatt Isaac L. lookingglass store 128 Broadway Plait Jacob S. mercb 111 Chatham h. 49 Orange Piatt James K. physician 61 Nassau Piatt Joel, merchant tailor 64 Beekman Plait John, 74 Chapel 7 J latt John, grocer, 300 Front h 37 Cheapside Piatt Joseph, printer, 148 Cherry Piatt Moses, mason 62 Thompson Piatt Newton, merch 265 Broadway h 22 While Platl Obediab, shoemaker 97 H< nry Piatt Peter, carpenter 44 Suffolk Piatt rlichard, butcher Elizabeth n. Broome Plait Richard- shipwright 27 Norfolk Piatt col. Richard, Broome n Broadway Piatt Sela, cartman Eldridge n. North Piatt Thomas, painter 34 Chapel Piatt Wbilemore. cartman, Eldridge n. North Piatt William F. physician 29 Nassau Piatt Wm. merchant 265 Broadway h 22 White Piatt , boardinghouse 214 Pearl Plait Zopher, clerk in Custom house 63 Lombardy Platt widow Phebe, 199 Heslru- Piatt widow Margaret, nurs< 24Bancker Piatt widow Maria, 4 Division Piatt &. Benedict, gocers300 Front Piatt it Chappel, painters 205 Greenwich Pleslin Peter, 15 Roosevelt Plet Louis, Washington Bath 533 Peart Plimpton Job, teacher 76 Duanc Plum baac,si;;n and ornairental painter 61 Pear! Plum John, painter Broome n. Chr/stie Plum. Nathaniel D. carpenter 101 Elm NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 345 Plumh Geo. labourer foot Jay Plume John, porterhouse 27 James Plummer William, cooper 26 Fletcher h 11 Essex Plunkett John, 215 Greenwich Plymer Catherine, 41 Oak Poillon James, shoemaker 90 Elizabeth Poillon James, cabinet warehouse 40 Beekmao Poillon John, chocolatemaker 116 Bowery Poillon jun. John, cabinetmaker 26 Cherry Poiner Jacob, bookbinder 60 Dey Poland John, tavern 85 Murray Poland Rodger, smith 129 Anthony Polhemus Abraham, 7 Jacob Polheraus Cornelius, cartman Desbrosser Polhemus Cornelius 75 Hrster Polhemus James, grooer 67 Vesey Polhemus John, 4 Laighf Polhemus John, brewer 87 Chrystie Police Office i^M Ground Floor [■'■■-% M City-hall. Pollard Robert, boardingh Walnut Pollard Wm. marinpr37 Roosevelt Pollock Benjamin. carpeuter3 Thomas Pollock Elizabeth 5 Allen Pollock John, shoemaker 43 Cheapside Pollock John, weaver Christopher n Bedford Pollock Wm. B signpainter 40 North Moore Pollock Wm. labourer Gilbert Greenwich Villogt Pollock Wm. cartman Reason Pollock widow Susanna. 138 Allen Polston 4lei. waiter 144 Reed Pomeroy George, 67 Pefrl Pomeroy Saul, 160 Division Ponsford James, tallowchandler 192 Bowery Ponsford Wm butcher 3 Fly-market b 25 Spring Ponvert Mrs. 67 Anthony Ponzo Guy, labourer 155 Bowery Pook Samuel, mason Broome n. Varick Pool C barom and thermom. mak 395 Broadway Pool Henry, mason Willet n Slanton Pool James, grocer Pump c Orange Pool John, baker Chapel n North Moore Pool Joseph, 28 North Moore Pool Joseph, cartman 113 Chapel Pool Samuel, china packer Duane o Chatham Poole Edmund, carpenter 213 Chapel Poor William, grocer Norfolk c Grand Pope Charles, carpenter 38 North Moore Pope Thos. land iibaiid. survey Broome c Sullivan Pope, Wm.schoolm. 246 Greenwich Popham Thomas, mason 231 Church Poppletown Mrs. 206 Broadway Porter Charles, 90 South Porter David G. smith 139 Mulberry Porter F. W.60 Church h 67 Beekman [Division Porter Henry C. gold and silver thimble maker 183 Porter Horace, chairuakcr 24 Market Porter Isaac, carpenter 187 Church Porter James, shipmaster 65 Allen 30 346 MERCEIN'S Porte* J»mes, inspect, of Revenue 59 John Porter Joseph, hatter 64 Reed Porter Robert, weaver 424 Greenwich Porter Wm. smith Christopher Porter widow Ann, 49 Henry Portugueu tict consul '3 office 83 Washington Portwarden's office j^l g || 47 Wall Post Alexander, labourer Hammond n Herring Post Allison, 216 Pear) store 41 William Post Anthony, 94 Liberty Post Egbert, carpenter 100 Elm Post Garrit. cartman 65 M'Dougal Post jun Henry, cash. Frank Bank 1 Franklin-SQ. Post Jacob C. cartman 121 Mott Post Jacob, cartman 120 Warren Post Jacob, cartman M'Dougal opposite King Post Joel, druggist 336 Pearl Post John, 'hatter 44 Essex Post John, carpenter 231 Mulberry Post John, cartman 23 Thomas Post John I, upholsterer 65 Church Post Margaret, boardinghouse 110 Mulberry Post Peter, cartman Broome n Broadway Post Peter, 208 Elizabeth Post Peter R. drygood st. 190 Fulton Post Samuel, exchange office 4 Franklin-square Post Waldron B. 182 Greenwich Post Wm. cartman Laurens n Bleecker Post Wm. L. distiller 19 Chesnut Post Wm. cartman 4 Staple Post Wm 167 Water Post Wm. accountant 169 Harman Post Wright, surgeon 54 Broadway Post widow Ann, tailoress 89 Reed Post widow Abigail, 194 Hester Post widow Deborah, Jones Greenwich Villagt Post widow of Jotbam, 23 Cherry Post Wm. k G. paint store 160 h 150 Front Post J. ii A. W. B. druggists 41 William Post office |~ ^ Garden c William Postley Charles, stove manuf. 262 Water Pothier Simon, 6 Cross Pott Elizabeth, Grand n Suffolk Pott Gideon, merchant 53 South h 26 Greenwich Pott k M'Kinne merchants 53 South Totter Apollos, boardingh. 226 Water Petter Edward, cartman, Watts n Varick Potterjun. Ellis, 212 Pearl h 61 Courtlandt Potter Henry, Perry c Herring Potter Sarah, 13 Liberty Potts Elizabeth, Grand c Suffolk Potts John, shoemaker 66 Catherine Potts widow of Abm. granary si. Spring c Sullivan Potwine John S. merchant 400 Pearl h,74 Cherry Poulson Menah, 13 Stanton Powell Ann, 43 Barclay N EW-VORK DIRECTORY. 347 T'owell Ca.. <\oe maker Grand n Margin Powell George P. carpenter \lo Forsyth Powell John, tin |..ale worker 163 Division Powell John, 35 Augustus Powell John, wbilewasber rear 137 Pump Powell P?terj ropemaker Orchard n North Powell Wm. cartman Kidee n Delancy Powen widow Jane. 21 Orange Powers James, hairdresser 218 Division Powers John, grocer 50 Bearer Powers John, carpenter 9 Goerck Powers Lawrence, auct. 121 Water h 68 Harman Powers Margaret, Elizabeth n Spring Powers Richard, butcher Grand c Orange Powers Thomas, -0 Kivington Powers Thomas, mason Hudson n Charlton Powers Wm. M. grocer Broome c Forsjth Powers Margaret widow of Geo. Pearl c Frankfort Powles Cornelius, carpenter Vestry n Hudson Powles James, sawyer Christopher n Bedford Powles John, cartman 64 Ludlow PownaH Hugh, 66 Murray Poyer Aaron L. hairdresser 34 Warren h 72 Church Poyer William, hairdresser 72 Church Pragnell Whj. shipcarpenter Grand c Mangin Prain John, fruiter 14 Orange Prall Maria, 90 Chatham Prall &l Co. Ichabod, uierchanls 2 Burling slip Pratt David, shoemaker 13 Chapel Pratt Henry 290 Front Pratt Luther, printer Mulberry u Cathedral Pratt Noah, shipmaster Grand n Chrystie Pratt Thomas, mariner 44 Harman Pratt widow Charlie, milliner 75 William Pratzner John, Broome n Cbrystie Pray David, baker 34 Pump Pray John, shoemaker 90 Mott Pray widow Jane, 8 Garden Prentice Lodowick, shipmaster 17 Batavia Ppentice N Smith, per/timer 149 Broadway Prentiss Elizabeth, 79 Chapel PreDtiss John, carpenter 171 Bowery Prabyierian Church fl*'-M ftutgtrt n Herwy Prest John, mason 49 Anthony Preudergast Michael, grocer 255 Front Price Cornelius, mason 226 Church Price David, merchant 109 Division Price David, shoemaker 208 Hester Price Edward, smith 53 b 39 Rutgerv Price Edward, hairdresser 233 Spring Price Ellis, shoemaker 245 Green nicB Price Huldy, 77 While Price lebabod, 138 Reed Price Jane Ann, Little Baneker Price John, chemist Lombardy n Walnut Price John, carpenter 235 Bowery Price Joseph W. carpenter Jones Qrtenwith Vitl Price Joseph, gunsmith 260 Water 848 MERCEIN'S Price Justice, 149 Ludlow Price Michael, 36 N. Moore Price Nathaniel, shoemaker 70 Division Price Plait, gilder 24 Elm Price Samuel, carpenter 49 Pump Price Simeon, smilli 426 Water h 153 Division Price Stephen, 352 Broadway Price Thomas, victualling 4" oyster-house 30 Moor* Price Thompson, mason 102 Lombardy Price Wm. merchant 32 Frankfort Price Wm. M. att. and court. 24 Vesey Price Wm. mason Willet n Delancy Price Zalmon, carpenter Norfolk n Grand Pride Robert, tailor 43 Harman Pride widow Eliza, Crosby c Hester Priesholl widow, 91 Hester [Beekman Priest Edward C. carpetstore 196 Broadway h 67 Priest Frederick, 31 Pearl Priest Frederick D. 31 Pearl Priest Wm. H. accountant 6 Garden Prieur Lewis, mariner 75 Orange [Broadway Prime Nath. stock and com. broker 42 Wall h I Prime, Ward Si Sands, com. brok.42Wall Primrose John, 35 Rose Primrose Wm. marshal rear 1 1 Rose Prince Benj. public administrator 31 Pike Prince capt. C. 19 Maiden-lane Prince James, rear 77 Lombardy Prince Samuel, gro. Harman c Market Prince Sylvester rear 77 Lombardy Prince Thomas, 48 Anthony Prince Wra. A. carpet Si floorc. wareh. 178 Bd. way Pringle John, watchmaker 20 Nassau Pringle Thos. account. Greenwich lane n Milligav, Pringle Wm. umbrella maker 3T> Rose Pringle widow, teacher 2 Duane Prink Jacob, carpenter 5 Chesnut Prinkman Conrad, 26 Leonard Printice Miss, 98 Liberty Prior Isaac, boatman Laurens n. Bleecker Prior Wm. stationer 111 Water h Cornelia Green- Prior Si Dunning, statiouers 111 Water [teich Vill Pritchard Augustus, carpenter 370 Bowery n,Art Pritchard Henry, confectioner 159 Greenwich Pritchard John, shoemaker 35 Forsyth Pritchard Samuel, 72 Mulberry Pritchard Samuel, butcher 30 Stanton Proal Peter, teach, of lang. Si crock, st 178 Fulton Probate Office, City Hall Probyn Edw. architect & builder 12 Vandewater Procter Mrs. 10 North Moore Proctor sen. John, 142 Bowery Proctor and Mathers, merchants 71 Pine Pron John, 52 Vesey Proudfoot James, grocer 15 James Pi oudfool Lawrence 73 William Prout John, gold beater 61 Spring Pront Roger, printing ink maker 63 Spriag- Provoe John, cartinan 174 Elm Provost John D. 188 Spring NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 349 Provost Robert, painter &c. 203 Bowery u Broome Pnid'liomme E. engraver 57 Chatham Prussian Consul's Office, 63 Pine Prussler Matthew, labourer 69 Suffolk Pryer George, 19 Eld ridge Pryer Murselus, cabinetmaker 2 Cherry c Dover Pryer Thomas, shipmaster 19 Eldridge Public Salts Report Office, 95 Pearl Public Stores, Wall c Na-*au, 105 Front & 19 South Pudney Giles, watchmak. 116 Lombardy Pudney Joseph S. printer 50 Anthony t\^f. Puffer George, merchant 1 Slotu-laua h31 Mercer Pugesley widow Sarah, 42 Hester Pugesly Mary, 62 Orange Pugsley Margaret 23S Cburch Palis Abraham, cartman 330 Grand Palis Christian, Deshrosses Pulis Henry, cartman Lewis n .Van. Isl Pulis Thomas, mason, 248 Elizabeth Pulis Wm. butch. 1 Fly mar. h 99 Mott Pulis Wm. cartmao foot of Harrison Polis widow Jane, Commerce n Bedford Pullea Ann, 10 Jacob Pullien William, Scammel Pullis Clarissa, Bedford c Commerce Pullis Conrod. shoeslore 80 Varick Pullis Nicholas, shoemaker Commerce n Bedford Puntztis John, 8 Oelancy Purdin Peter, mer. tailor 44 Pine Purdy Bartholomew, Leonard c Chapel Purdy Elisba, cartman 73 Ludlow Purdy Ephraim, smith 190 Spring Purdy H C. mer. 2 Burling-slip b 48 Franklie Purdy Hsnry, 64 Pump Purdy John, 52 Gold Purdy Jonathan, cartman 84 Ludlow Purdy Joseph B. carpenter 463 Washington Purdy Josiah, grocer 271 Broadway k 54 Chamoe: Purdy Richard E. drygood st. 4-12 i'earl Purdy Samuel T. brushmak. 5 Birmingham Purdy widow Eunice, milliner 3 Division Purdy widow Margaret of Mocm. 114 Chanel Purdy widow Rhoda, tailorcss 63 Roosevelt Purdy widow Susan, 31 Orchard Purser Thomas, china st. 168g\> rery Purteuus John, rigger 4 Gaynor's Aiiey Pye David, malter 63 Orange Pye John, iromong. 2c locksm ol Bowery c B.v. a.-,1 Pye Simon, locksmith 143 Leonard Pye Wm.604 Pea/1 Pye Wm. bardw. st. and locksmr. j ~,2 Chamber Pyke Alex, atto." and coons. 80 Murray Pvke W H. merchant 296 Bowerv Q QuackenbosG C. physician 371 Greenwich Quackcnbos John, 371 Greenwich Quackenbos Marions, cartman 123 Mo;t Quackenboi M M. military at. keep 63 Washing'.:- r. ♦iuackenbos Nicli. I. M Dresl rrfcvs 3<*>Grc«D«V?- 30* '"" > \ 31,0 MERCEIN'S Quacteuboss James, Old Hatrlem Road Quackenbush Abm 187 Gre nwicb b 110 Chathaa Quackenbusb i. 187 Greenwich b N Moore Quackenbush John, 136 Reed Quackinbush David, M D Amos c Greenwich Quackinbush John, cartroan 26 Charlton Quackinbush Win smith 47 Sullivan Querau Joshua, block and pump mak. 6 Rose Queripel Samuel, painter and glaz. 251 Greenwich Quest Thomas, tailor 64 Bayard Quick Abm. coacli maker 62 h 64 Broad Quick Jacob, butcher Delancy c Allen Qui»-k James crock, st. 1 Coenties-slip b 34 Stone Quick Jobn, tinman 7? Suffolk Quick Stephen, shoemaker 44 Orchard Quick Tunis, china fyc. St. 1 Coen.sl. h 18 Beaver Quick Wm. 13 Bowery Quidor Geo. porter 16 Pike Quidor Peter, 12 Charlton Quidor jun Peter, teacher 28 Charlton Quigly Martha, Christopher n Bedford Quin Dennis, tailor 231 Greenwich Quin Edw. C. lum. ins. Spring c Washington, office Quin James, grocer 125 Anthony [West n Dey Quin James, grocer 24 Water Quin John, tailor Chrystie c Riviagton Quin John, grocer 32 Pike Quin John, cartman 96 Bancker Quin John, labourer 17 Charlton c Varick Quin Robert, 73 Cliff Quin Robert, grocer 100 Anthony Quin Robert, 44 Ferry Quin Terence, grocer Church c Barclay Quin Thomas, labourer 4 Catherine-lane Quin widow Ann, rear 104 Bancker Quin widow Winnifred of Henry, 92 Mulberry Quinby Elijah P. mer. 99 Bayard Quinby Josiah H. drygood st.398 Pearl Quinby Moses J. drygood st. 394 Pearl h 22 Mut- Quindland Michael, labourer 82 Bancker [berry Quinin Geo. confectioner 143 Reed Quinion widow Mary, 69 Chapel Quirk Edward, hairmaner. 170 Broadway Quirk Wm. chairmak. 13 Bowery Quitman Dr Wm F. Cross c Pearl R Rabbeson Martin, 208 Broadway Rabbeson W A turner Christopher n Bedford Rabineau Jacob, druggist 315 h 403 Broadway Raborg Catherine, 64 Beekman Raby and Foucault, importers 137 William Rncey Chas. brewer 11 James Radcliff Jacob, couns. 96 Beekman JKaricliff P W. atto. and couns. 11 Pine Radley widow Lydia, 71 Chapel Raff widow Sarah, 6 Beaver lane Rnfferty James, chandler 74 Cedar Ragg James, shipmaster 67 Cliff Rague Wm. carpenter 176 Delancy Hague widow Hannah, 108 Orang« NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 351 Raineteaux Anthony C. 20 Provost Raingeard Francis, 63 Broad Raisbeck Ann, nurse 43 Harman Raisbeck Wm. saddler 48 Harman Ralph Geo. hewer, 23 Bancker Rnmage widow of Wm. 192 Division Raman Mary 79 Eldridge Ramel and Gauchet, Fr. bakers 134 Reed Ramey widow Mary, boardingh. 13 Liberty Ramie Andree, 17 Broad Ramp Henry T. grocer c Church and Barclay Ramp John, carpenter 11-Orange Rampin Francis, labourer 68 Pump Ramsey John, sawyer 137 Spring Ramsey Peter, cartman Hammond n Greenwich Ranaghnn Barnet, barber Mulberry c Hester Ranee Eliza, 20 Catherine lane Rand Amos, fisherman 16 Cbapel Rand Ebenezer, mason 594 Water Rand Elijah, grocer Chapel c Duane Randal Mary, grocer Broome c Arundel Randall Abrm. boot cleaner 107 Mercer Randall A. D. M. Broome East River Randall Francis, mariner 11 Orange Randall Jonathan, shoemaker 7 Pike Randall Wm tinplate worker 6 Anthony Randel Henry, shoemaker Canal n Hudson Randell D. attorney 33 Cherry Randell Mary, grocer Arundel c Broome Randell Thomas, mariner 146 Division Randolph Absalom, mason 265 Spring Randolph Benj L. F. carpenter 118 Bancker Randolph James, 8 New Randolph Jeptha F. 257 Duane Randolph J. F- mer 143 Pearl h Whitehall c Bridge Randolph John F. 175 Front h 283 Spring Randolph Joseph F. 179 h 321 Washington Randolph Moses F. 56 Anthony Randolph Nathaniel, mason 106 Mott Randolph sen Samuel F- grocer 6 Spring Randolph Stuart F. 502 Greenwich Randolph Wm. 93 Varick Randolph widow Mary of Lewis, 365 BowtTy Randolph &. Savage, mer 175 Front c Burling slip Randolph 4' Martin, grocers 4- dist.Wash c Murray Randolph and Withers, merchants 143 Pearl Rankin Alexander, grocer Broad c Water Rankin Andrew, waiter 34 Orange Rankin Henry, 3 Carlisle Rankin Hetty, 82 Chapel Rankins David, cbipcarpenter Rivington n Pitt Ransford Elizabeth P Perry n Greenwich Ransom Beasilla, 83 Cherry Ran°on R. labourer 78 Duane Ranson Wm. 78 Bowery Rapelye Barnet, 92 Laurens Rapelye Geo. L. mer 7 Gouv. lane h 38 Beekman Rapelye Geo. 27 Burling slip h 73 Pearl Rapelye and Purdy, grocers 27 Burling slip Rapp Catherine, segar manufacturer 92 Warren MERCEIN'S Rapp John, carpenter Arundel c Division Rapp John, cartman 13th Ratcliff Christopher, Herring c Perry Ratcliff Hamilton, weaver Perry n Stale Pruo. Ratcliflf Samuel, tailor 471 Greenwich Ratcliff Samuel, tailor Charlton n Hudson Ratcliff widow Ann, 67 Mulberry Rathbone John, shipmaster 81 Hester Rathbone sen. John, 29 Cliff Rathbone Samuel, mer 95 Pearl h 210 Bowery Rathbone Wm. P. merchant 14 Ferry Rathbone and Downer, merchants 95 Pearl Raton Daniel, carpenter 61 Sullivan Raton John, Varick n Broome Ravago Jno. waiter 49 Duone Raven widow, Downing c Bedford Ravoe James, cooper 14 Birmingham Ray Cornelius, 56 Broadway Ray Elizabeth, washerwoman 420 Broadway Ray James E. shipmaster 240 Cherry Ray James, 132 Broad Ray John, shoemaker Sheriff n Broome Ray , shipmaster 92 Catherine Ray Matthew, wheelwright Elizabeth n Spring Ray Mrs. M. boardinghouse 9 Burling slip Ray Nicholas, labourer 22 Watts Ray Wm. rigger 41 Oliver Ray widow Hannah, 32 Oak Raymar David, gardener c Elizabeth and Pump Raymer David W. grocer c Elizabeth and Pump Raymer Jane, 102 Bancker Raymond Ann, 20 Mulberry Raymond Anson, shoemaker rear 34 Eldridge Raymond D. 23 Chapel Raymond E. fur store 185 Water h 20 Ann Raymond George, 247 Duane Raymond George B. police office h Elizabeth Raymond James, boardinghouse 92 Cherry Raymond John, hairdresser 140 Reed Raymond Nap. grocer 33 Oak Raymond Samuel, shoemaker 89 Purap Raymond Samuel, shoemaker 61 Bowery Raymond Samuel, shoemaker Forsyth' n Delancy Raymond Samuel, boatman Cherry n Montgomery Raymond Samuel G. att 42 Pine h 165 Greenwich Raymond Simeon, shoemaker 2 Pike Raymond widow, 10 Walker Raymond widow Jane, 99 Church Raymond widow Susan, boardinghouse 261 Water Raymond and Burr, furstore 185 Water Rayner Joel, cartman 14 Spring Raynor D. grocer 226 Division Li 124 LombarJy Raynor Isaac, carl man 138 Bancker Raynor Japtha, carpenter Green c Broome Raynor Joel, cartman Broome n Lewis Raynor Joseph, carlman 30 Essex Raynor Mordacai, milkman 215 Bowery Raynor S. sailmaker 165 AVash. h Chapel c Duan* Raynor Samuel, cartman Pitt n Stanton Raynor Willett, marketman 3 Lombard}- NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 35S Ray nor Wm. sailmaker 60 Market Raynor Wm. grocer 66 Catherine c Oak Rea Robert, book keeper 222 Spring Rea Samuel, shoemaker 116 Cherry Read John, ladies' shoemaker 36 Cortland; Read Matthew, 59 Oliver Read Sampson, 115 Chatham Read Samuel, grocer Front c Fulton Reade Chas. pat. spiral truss mak. Sic. 67 1-2 Liberty Reade and De Peyetor, 31 Old-slip Reboul John B. 39 Warren Reboureal , merchant 131 Broadway Recard John, grocer 68 Jame3 Recker widow Mary, 26 Henry Recorder Ann widow, 69 Henry Records Daniel, shipmast. 78 Cherry Redard Mary, washwoman 59 Roosevelt Redding widow Hannah, 41 Cheapside Reddon Morris, labourer 41 Pike Reddy Michael, cookshop 34 Mulberry Reder Martin, cooper 117 Washington & 26 Rector Redfield John, hatter 188-^owery Redfield Simeon, carpenter 67 Varick Redmond Charles, cedar cooper 183 Hester Redmond John C. 236 Bowery h 31 fiurling-slip Redmond John, tailor Grand n Cbrystie Redmond Samuel, umh maouf 286 Pearl Redmond and Frost, flour st. 183 Front Redon Claudius, liv stable 68 Cliff h 14 Beekman Redstone Thomas, organ builder Hester n Forsyth Redstone Wm. organ builder 167 Bowery Redstone Wm. Greenwich c Hammond Reed Alvan, shoemaker 3 Water Reed Benj P. shipcarp 387 Cherry Reed Betsey, boardingh. 21 Walnut Reed Charles, boardinghouse 34 Mulberry Reed Collin, mcr. 298 Broadway Reed Edmund, porter 163 Greenwich Reed Ellen, Charles n Washington Reed Ely, cartman 17 LombarJy Reed E K. Broome c Collect Reed Geo. shoemaker 128 Chamber Reed capt Henry, 49 Essex Reed Henry, 139 Hester Reed Henry, shoestore 149 Cherry Reed Henry, blacksmith Essex n Broome Reed Hugh, weaver 171 Hester Reed Isaac, cartman 26 Vandam Reed James, hairdresser Coenties-ilip n Pearl Reed James, mason 13 Mulberry Reed James, 36 Willet Reed James, cartman Broome c Forsyth Reed John, mason 241 Spring Reed Luman, grocer 13 Coenties-sl. h 14 Stone Reed L B shoe dealcr214 Cbalham Reed Mary, tailoress 14 Forsyth Reed Matthew, shoemak a Bowery c Doyer 354 MERCEIN'S Reed Noble, 3uffolkc Hester Reed Samuel, sawyer Stanton c Columbia • Reed Stepben, watchmak 8 Maiden-lane Reed Wilber, carpenter Lewis Manh. Isl. Reed Wm. Cberry n Seammel Reed Win. shoemak. 83 Catherine Reed , brassfoutider Cherry n Seammel Rend widow Elizabeth, li> Dutch Reed R and L. 13 Coenties-slip Reed and Vanderbilt, 221 Front) Reeks George, cabinctmak 49 Mot t Reeve John, ahoemak 198 William Reeve Timothy, shoemak 173 Harman Reeves Abm. shoemak Ridge n Stanton Reeves Abm. rigger 8 Norfolk Reeves James, butcher Catherine mkth Art Reeves Jesse, grocer 181 Cherry Reeves Matthew, mariner 95 James Reeves Samuel, mas. Wil. horseboat Broome E It Reeves' Wm. butcher Thompson u Spring Reeves Wm. carpenter 161 Bancker Reeves widow of Abner, Cherry n Seammel Reformed Presbyterian and other Churches. Wall Street Rutgers Sprin g |g|||j S I'™* Ceda r ff||| | Street Irish jfiij|t^ Orange Reformed j|g|j^ Cedar Associate Reforme d Cedar Associate Reformed \ i •Sh Pearl Associate Reformed f.:..v*. B Murray Seceders' J ■ Nassau Seceders' [»;»;'■ Union Row, Greenw NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Rtfor. Dutch Church ■ j| 9 Garden Re/or- Pres. Church jpjjt^ Chamber Regan Wm. grocer 41 James c Bancker Regan widow Ann, grocery 343 Water Regnard Sebastian, wine mer 32 William Rehon Conrad, lamplighter 116 Allen Reichard Frederick, merchant 4 William Reid Daniel, labourer Prince n Sullivan Reid James, cartman 92 Orange Reid John, bookseller and stationer 89 Water Reid John, baker 7 Vestry Reid John, baker 4 Mott Reid Mark, well digger 7 Fulton h Front n Walnut Reid Noble, milkman Hester c Suffolk Reid Samuel C. harbourmaster 30 Oliver Reill Jacob, baker 79 James Reilly John, shiprarp Lewis Man hi. Reilly Patrick, tobac. and grocer 328 Water Reilly Wm. labourer 72 Orchard Reimer jun Henry, wheelwright 36 h 33 Pump Reimer Henry, gardener 32 Pump , Reiner Augustus, grocer 144 Church Reinhart widow Charity, boardingh 138 Water Reinold Chas. sexton of Grace Church 32 Forsylb Reins David H. printer 18(1 Division Relay James, cartman 135 Orange Relay Stephen, shoemak Grand n Elm Remer Henry, wheelwright 35 Pump Remer James, ladies' shoemak 137 Bancker Remer Jonathan, shoemak 54 Eldridge Remer Lewis, sawyer 137 Bancker Remer Richard, sand paper maker 98 Orange Remey Catherine, 58 Hester Remtney Elizabeth, 224 Division Remmy John, stoneware manufactory 7 Cross Rempsen Abm. Sullivan c Watts Remsen Daniel, mer. 26 South h 55 Cortlandt Remsen Henry, pros. Manhat. bank 23 Wall Remsen Peter, 16 Broad Remsen P V. attor. 16 Cherry Remsen Co. Peter, merchants 26 South Rene Halbert, baker 10 Harrison Renne Samuel, 74 Chamber Renney David, money collector 103 Harman Renny Anthony, labourer 46 Pike Renouf Charles, shipcarpenter 126 Mott Renton James, shoestore 56 1-2 Bowery Renville Joseph, smith 165 Chamber h 136 Chamber Ren wick James, foot Bowery hill Renwick widow Jane. 88 White Repos Matthew, 76 Warren Repose John, baker 57 Bayard Requa Isaac, 137 Hudson Requa James, hay carlman 221 Spring Requa James B. tpm-.iier 245 Spring Requa John, 28 Van dam 356 MKRCEIN'S Requa widow Harriet, 4 Hague Resegine Wm. D. upholsterer 67 Warren Resler Frederick, 522 Greenwich Resler Henry, sausage maker 1 14 Pump Retalick Wm. smith Sheriff n Delancy Retan Harman, mason Orange c Prince Reton Daniel, cartman 223 Mott Reton John, cartman, 123 Melt Revault Alex. 395 Broadway Revenue Office of U. S. 24 Beekman Revere Isaac, carpenter Clark n Broome Revy J. oyster stand 21 Collect Rewling widow Sarah, 68 Leonard Reynold Derias. 200 Bancker Reynold Jeffrey, block maker 16 Batavia Reynold Robert, mason Broome n Willet Reynolds Abm. labourer 39 Orange Reynolds Alex 89 Roosevelt Reynolds Allen P. 37 Bowery Reynolds Bush, shoemaker 4 Lewis Reynolds David, feed and flour st. 26 Bayard Reynolds Edwards, accountant 42 Provost Reynolds Elnathan, 104 Elizabeth Reynolds Ezra, tailor 164 Bancker Reynolds Geo. tailor 55 Bowery h Grand n Allen Reynolds Israel, grocer c Orchard and Hester Reynolds Israel, drover 79 Hester Reynolds James, grocer 89 Cherry Reynolds James, tailor 35 Division Reynolds James, grocer Hester c Orchard Reynolds James, carpenter Chrystie n Delancy Reynolds John B. grocer Christopher c Delancy Reynolds John J. bookbinder 30 Cross Reynolds l.etty, seamstress 1 14 Mulberry Reynolds Micajah, grocer 28 Lumber Reynolds Samuel, 128 Broadway h 72 Franklin Reynolds Sands, cartman Rivincton n Essex Reynolds Seymour, cartman Crosby n Spring Reynolds Wm. porterhouse Temple c Thames Reynolds Wm. mariner 51 Harman Reynolds Wm. butcher48 Fly-market h 257 Bowey Reynolds Wro. measurer 8 Franklin Reynolds widow Ann, Broome n Bowery Reynolds widow Margaret, nurse 9 Harman Rhind Charles, mer. 1 Carlisle Rhinelander Philip, mer. 31 Park Rbinelander Wm. mer. 243 Broadway Rhinelander widow, 326 Greenwich Rhinelander & Sons Wm. sutrar h. Rose c Duane Rhoades Caleb, cartman Renwickn Greenwich Rhoades John, Elizabeth n Prince Rhoadcs John, boarding)) 33 Nassau Rhodes I. marketmnn 195 Bowery stall 47 Fly-M. Rhodes inn Isaac, bulclier 47 Fly-m. h 95 Bowery Rhodes Jesse, cartman Rivington c Pitt Rhodes Jonas, carpenter 12 Pump Rhodes Joseph, mariner 134 Bancker Rhodes Rich, cartman Crosby n Prince Rhodes Wm. grocer c Rivington and Pitt Rhodeg Wm. F. shipmaster Broome n Mulberry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Rhodes widow, 81 Maiden-lane Rhodes St Martin, grocers 70 Broad Rhody Ferdinand, brassfounder 36 Oak Ribbans Robert, cooper 79 Orange Ribbletl Geo. tobacconist 212 Grand Ricard John, carpenter 16 Chrvstie Ricardi Passquaie, glass cutter 16 Spruce Rice A. carpenter 24 Moore Rice Catherine, mantuamaker 71 Bayard Rice Charles, cooper 11 Ann Rice David, mason 140 Allen Rice John, tobacconist and gro. 37 Cross Rice Mabum, painter Grand Corl. hook. Rice Parley, broker 122 Warren Rice Thomas, shipmaster 575 Water Rice Wm. mariner 134 Bancker Rice wi.low Mary, clothing store 92 Bancker Rich Abraham, carpenter 62 North Moore Rich Abraham O. 46 Thomas Rich widow Anne, 41 Leonard Rich Gilbert, 41 Anthony Rich Jacob, 41 Anthony Rich James A. carpenter 10 Beach Rich JohnE. currier31 Ferry h 25 Chesnut Rich Robert E. 81 Bancker Rich Samuel, shoemaker Prince n Orange Rich Stephen A. 135 Front h 145 Broadway Rich Stephen A. merch363 Wash, h 145 Broadway Rich Stephen, grocer 194 Wash, h do. n N Moore Rich Thomas, mer 120 Front h J3 Harman Rich Thomas L. merchant tailor 9 Wall Rich jun. Thos. merchant tailor 43 Warren Rich Washington, Cherry n Walnut Rich widow Betsey. 77 Forsyth Rich widow of Abraham, 16 Thames Rich S. A. and T .B. merchants 125 Front Richan Simon, h. carpenter Delancy n Allen Richard Gaspard, watch case maker 153 Broadway Richard Joseph, labourer 110 Anthony Richard Stephen, jeweller 153 Broadway Richards Abraham, merchant 17 Park Richards Benj. 21 Elizabeth Richards Charles, merchant 14 Gold Richards George, 478 Broadway Richards George, distiller Green c Broome Richards John, labourer 146 Orange Richards John, 11 1 Fulton Richards Nancy, seamstress 76 Cedar Richards Nathan, carpenter Rivington n Pitt Richards Nathaniel, mer Pearl h 76 Greenwich Richards Robert, mariner 92 Franklin Richards Samuel, teacher 39 Eldridge Richards Samuel, 121 Cherry Richards Shadrack, 80 Harman Richards Smith, measurer 75 Chapel Richards Thos watchmak 240 Pearl h 57 Bcektnau Richards Wm 37 Jay Richards wiiow Margaret, Grand n Gre?n Richards Ki Thompson, grocers Walnut r. Cherry Richards, Taylor U Wilder merchants, 145 Pear* Richardson Edward, sawyer 21 Orange 357 t 358 MERCEIN'S Richardson James, mariner 93 Elm Richardson Ja.nes, mariner 54 Mulberry Richardson jun. John, drygood store 168 Chatham Richardson John, 93 Elm Richardson John, baker 115 Forsyth Richardson Lemuel, grocer Rivington c Eldridge Richardson Peter, waiter 17 Thames Richardson Robert, painter Clirystie c Rivington Richardson Sarah, 102 Crosby Richardson Simon, grocer Arundel n Broome Ricbadson Xbos. labourer 23 Lombardy Richardson Wm. painter rear 170 Bowery Richardson widow Ann of Jas. Bowery u Veuxball Richay Wm, weaver 118 Mott Richer John, 1 1 Elizabeth Ricbter John, grocer k. tailor Delancy c Forsyth Rickard &. Co. Jos. druggists 184 Bowery c Spring Ricketts W. mer 4 Gouverneur lane h 7 Batavia Rickbaw widow of Jacob, Montgomery c Cherry Ridabock Frederick, grocer 403 Broadway Ridabock widow Hester, 181 Mott Riddell widow of Christopher 3 Temple h 48 Cedar Ridden Martin, drygood store 421 Pearl Riddle Wra. S. painter 298 Division Rider Abraham, 192 Washington h 257 Greenwich Rider Abraham, tobacconist c Bank Washington Rider Bernardus, C. H. measurer 85 Hester Rider Christopher, custom h officer 161 Reed Rider Christian, cajtman 17Vandam Rider George, watchmak Si jeweller 48 Bowery Rider widow, 24 James RidgewayT. leather manuf 17 Jacob h 22 Cherry Ridley John, engraver printer 268 Pearl Ridley widow Margaret, 36 Lumber -iamL ' ife Rien widow Catherine, washw Wuoster n Spring Riers Lydia, baker rear 134 Chamber Rierson Geo. butcher 4 Fly Market ' Rifles Jane, Broome n Crosby Rigby Robert, Lombardy n C Hook Riger Frederick, gardener Greenwich n Clarkson Riggins Levi, labourer 24 Market Riggs David, shoemaker 35 Nassau • . -^-tij j Riggs Joseph B. shoemaker 24 Pell Riggs Perinus, sawyer Grand n Cbrystie Rigland Wm. clerk Broome n Allen Rike Richard, sbipcarpenter Green c Broom* hike- man Cornelius, shoestore 59 Chatham Rikeman Daniel, trader 52 Robinson Rikeman James, cartn.an Bowery n Art Rikeuian James, shoestore 12 Bowery Rikeman John, shoestore 7 and 194 Bowery Rikeman Robert, 166 Spring Rikeman Samuel, 8 Depeysler Rikeman Tobias, shoemaker 144 Chamber Riker Abraham, carpenter 73 Hester Riker Abraham, shoemaker 131 Division Riker Abraham, druggist 4 Fletcher b 29 Frankfort Riker Abralmm, caitman 9 Chapel Riker Andtew, sbipcarpenter 2 Allen Riker Henry, carpenter 142 Reed NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 350 Hiker James, cartman 9 Chapel Hiker James, smith 54 Chapel Riker John M. cartman 21 Anthony Riker John J. smith 62 Chapel Riker John L attor. 129 Fulton h 57 Reed Riker Matthew, cartman 142 Reed Riker Peter, jeweller 123 Henry Riker R. counsellor 129 Fulton Riker D. & J. grocers 184 Division Rile Abraham, stonecutter 362 Rivington 'w? Rile James, stonecutter Broome c Cannon Riley Asher, carpenter 145 Mulberry Riley David, mason 42 Anthony Riley E. music engraver & publisher 29 Chatham Riley Elizabeth, James c Chatham Riley Hugh, grocer 125 Anthony Riley Jacob, baker 99 Gold Riley Joseph, faney Windsor chair manuf.63 John Riley Patrick, 328 Water [and 132 William Riley Thomas, 169 Hester Riley & Adams, 29 Chatham Jtirig Elias. milliner 372 Pearl Ring jun Zcbidee, 158 Mott Ripley Minot, cabinetmak. Grand n Mott Ripley widow Hannah, 57 Robinson Ri'iley, Center S,- Co. merchants 68 South Risley John, marshal 158 Mott Ritchie Alexander, dyer Greenwich c Hammond Ritchie widow Getty, Perry Ritter Catherine, Jones n Greenwich Hitter Christian, sugar refiner 69 Forsyth Ritter Daniel, salesman 250 Water Ritter Henry, dark St Pr. Cornelia Greenwieh Ritter Henry, upholsterer 237 Water Ritter John P. 504 Greenwich Ritter Moses, grocer Grand c LuJIow Ritter Peter, Jones Greenwich /. Ritter Phebe, 177 Harman Ritter Rir.hard. coppersmith 250 Water Ritter widow Catherine, Jones Greenwich Rives Hutson, whitewasher 13 Rhyndc rs Roach Andrew, 96 Cross Roach John, 35 Spruce Roach Patrick, grocer 18 Bancker Roads Nathaniel, cartman 179 Mulberry Roark Bernard, grocer 52 Daane Roark OweR, marble polisher 30 Church Rob John A. shipcarpenter 568 Water Robb Alexander, Delancy c Attorney Kobb Alex merchant tailor 104 Water Robb Catherine, i6 Ann Robbins A. W. merchant 52 Bowery Robbs Alex sawyer Attorney c Delancy Robeo Francis, confectioner 64 Division Robert Daniel, attorney 12 Cedar Robert Elizabeth, 10 Dey Robert Samuel, stonecutter 438 GreenwiribfW^ Roberts Alson, cartman 174 Elm Rober's Frederick, bookblndorS Birmingham 360 MERCELVS Roberts James, mariner 65 Henry Roberts James, labourer 2) Henry Roberts James, painter 67 .Nassau Roberts John, 72 Broad Roberts John, porter Bowery hill n 2 mile stone Roberts John, merchant tailor 36 John Roberts John, bricklayer Broome n Sullivan Roberts John, stonecutter 394 Greenwich Roberts John, cartman 233 Mulberry Roberts John, shoemaker 299 Greenwich Roberts Justus, carpenter Lewis Man. III. Roberts Mary, 69 Murray Roberts Mary, 34 Lumber Roberts Robert,BtggerMechanic-alley h 36 Kldridgt Roberts Robert, lime cartman 31 1 Spring Roberts Titus M. 70 Ludlow Roberts Win. hatter 39 Maiden-lane Roberts Wm. merchant 7 Beaver Roberts widow Mary, 189 Division Roberts widow Eleanor, 91 Greenwich Roberts widow of Owen, 68 Front Roberts Sf Morgan, smiths 15 Bancker Robertson A. cartman 19 Vandam Robertson A. H. merchant 325 Broadway Robertson Alex, sawyer Watts n Greenwich Robertson Alex, drawing academy 58 Hudson Robertson Alex, carpenter 66 Orchard Robertson Ann, huxter Orchard c Stanton Robertson Archibald, acade. of painting 79 Liberty Robertson Daniel S. mason Arundel n Delancy Robertson Daniel, 57 Mott Robertson David, porterhouse Bowery Crots-rocul Robertson David, 19 Lumber Robertson George, carpenter 9 Anthony [wicti Robertson Gilbert, 10 Gouverneur-lane b26Green- Robertson Henry P. sashmak Chrystie n Rivington Robertson Hugh, grocer Wall c Front Robertson H P. sashmak. rear 229 Bowery Robertson Jacob A. drygoods 175 Greenwich li- 79 Robertson James, 95 Pine h 49 Franklin [Liberty Robertson James, drygood st. 276 Greenwich Robertson John, tailor 91 Harman Robertson John, lum. mer 158 Cherry h 62 Boweri Robertson John, 140 Allen Robertson John, shoeblack 68 Warren Robertson Joseph, 38 Lumber Robertson Martha, boardingh 5 Liberty Robertson Mary, 108 Chamber Robertson Nancy, washwoman 40 Chapel Robertson Robt. wheelwright Collect c Leonard Robertson Robt. apothecary 82 Broadway Robertson Robt. mariner 167 Bancker Robertson Roberts, stonecutter 39 Cross Robertson Sarah, boardingh 58 Warren Robertson Wm. shipwright 41 Roosevelt Robertson Wm. china st. 226 Greenwich Robertson widow, 2 Allen Robertson iy- Buchanan, tallow cband Desbrosses n Robertson T and J. mer 133 William [Greenwich Robertson and Kelso, 58 South NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 3G1 Robertson, Dickson fa Gray, mer 10 Gouverneurs Robins John, sbipcarp 145 Cherry [lane Robins John, oysterroan 532 Pearl Robins John, shipwright 532 Pearl iJt j' a ,jV35 Robins Nathan, merch 33 Roosevelt Robins Peter, shoemak 16 James Robins Richard, 10 Beaver Rohins Samuel, boardingh 345 Pearl Robins Samuel, boatman Suffolk c Broome Robins Samuel, flour st 219 Front Robins Walter, grocer Cherry c Governeur Robins Wm.sailmaker 29 Mott Robins Wm. cartman 65 Orchard Robins widow C. 49 Walker Robins widow Martha, 167 Orange Robins J and N. merchants 428 Pearl Robinson Alex, broker 6 Depeyster Robinson Ann A. teacherJiroome c Mott Robinson Beverly, atto and couns 7 Pine Robinson Charles, coaster 49 Rutgers Robinson Gilbert, shoemak Broome n Bowery Robinson Henry, clotbiag st. 127 Cherry h37 El- Robinson Israel, shoe st. 94^96 Catherine [dridge Robinson James, baker 33 Henry Robinson James W. tailor 48 John Robinson James, mason 2 Beach Robinson James B. smith 607 Water Robinson James, fruiter 343 Greenwich Robinson John, shipscraper Grand n Norfolk Robinson John, printer 121 Water Robinson John, chairmaker 64 Watts Robinson John, mason 116 Leonard Robinson John, bellowsmaker 63»Cherry Robinson John, shipmas 369 Pearl Robinson John, gardener Herring Robinson John I. broker 46 Wall h 62 Hudson Robinson John S. 106Chrystie Robinson Jonathan t' mer. 32 Front h 1 Stone Robinson Michael, tailor 525 Greenwich Robinson Peter, fruitshop Hudson n Spring Robinson Richard, 50 Mercer Robinson Richard, cartman 23 Thomas Robinson Sarah, silk dyer fac. 72 Division Robinson Thomas^accountant 23 New Robinson W I. 30l|Wiam Robinson Wm. ship^Jster Broome c Allen Robinson Wm H. broker 44 Wall Robinson Wm shipcarpenter 193 Harmao Robinson Wm. fruit it. lh 2 Fulton Robinson "Wm P. 199 Spring Robinson widow Elizabeth. 22 Orange Robinson widow Isabella, 133 Mott Robinson widow Dolly, 55 Roosevelt Robinson and Mead, saJdlers 5 Bowery Robinson & Co S. merchants 47 South Rob ,on Benj R M D 19 Roosevelt Robson Joseph, painter 13 Duane Roby Joseph, accountant Amos n Herring Roby Thomas, academy SS John MERCEIN S Rock James, 141 Mulberry Rockett Jamrs, pastry cook 309 Chatham Rockwell Jas. tailor Front c Depeyster h 34 Gold Rockwell Eil.v Samuel S jewel. 192 Broadway Rodebeck Jacob, mason Ridge n Stanton Rodebeck Peter, mason Ridge n Stanton Rodermond Henry, bairdressar 4 Old-slip Rodgers James, watch and clock mat 92 Chatham Rodgers Jnsper, Broome n Arundel Rodgers Joseph, merchant 67 Pine Rodier Peter C. goldsmith 82 Chatham Rodman Charles, sbipmast. 206 Bancker Rodman Jesse, shipmaster ISO Bancker Rodman John, 92 Elm Rodman John, counsellor 61 Nassau Rodman William, ship carpenter 115 Lombardy Rodman widow Jane, 9 Spruce Rodney George, cook shop 278 Water Rodney Rachel, dry goods 452 1 2 Pearl h 160 Roe Benj. harness maker 67 Vandam [William ' Roe Charles, cartman and grocer Broadway n. Roe jun. David, shoemaker 90 Catherine [Prince Roe John, broker 47 Wall h. 16 Franklin Roe Stephen, Herring c Christopher Roe Sylvester, painter 18 White Roe W. umbrella maker 142 Chatham Roe k Campbell, brokers 47 Wall Roe fa Co. William 102 Vesey h Asylum n. Amoe Roe fa Munro, grocers 82 Pearl Roff Henry, mason 134 Church Roff widow Elizabeth, 59 Hester Roff W. L. 4- Co. grocers 2 North M. c. Chapel Roff W. L. fa Co. grocers c North M. and Chapel Rogers Andrew, confectioner 51 Orchard Rogers Ann, boardinghouse 35 Thomas Rogers Augustin, porterh. 411 Broadway Rogers Benj. W. merchant 235 Pearl h 5 State Rogers Benj. rigger 5 Hague Rogers Conklin, shoemaker 111 Fulton Rogers David, merchant 360 Greenwich Rogers D. att. editor City Hall Recordir 15 Cedar Rogers jun. David physician 9 Mott Rogers E. tailor 78 Cedar Rogers Elizabeth, boardinghouse 50 Broadway Rogers George M D. Grand n^Bfdridge Rogers George P. 18 Broadwa^V Rogers Henry, merchant 42 (Wurtlandt Rogers Henry, shipmaster 231 Division Rogers Henry F. merchant 229 Pearl h 18 Greenvv Rogers Hezekiah, shoemaker 147 Division Rogers f . Smyth, 42 Courtlandt Rogers James, grocer Lewis c. North Man. Island Rogers James, musician 81 Duane Rogers James, shipmaster 36 Lumber Rogers Jesse, 220 Delancy Rogers John, 36 Oak Rogers John, jeweller 127 Broadway h.8 Jotm Rogers John, merchant 158 Greenwich 1 Rogers John, mason 41 Hester Rogers John, Catherine-lane n Broadway Rngers John, drygood store 129 Chatham NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 363 Rogers Jobn, jeweller 91 Elm *0.^ta4 * fway Rogers John, labourer. Catherine- lane n Broad- /Rogers Joseph, boatman, RiJge u. Stanton Rogers Joseph 63 Hester , Rogers Joseph, cartman Greene n. Spring Rogers Leonard, merchant 468 Pearl Rogers Mary, 25 Hudson feNHd Rogers Matthew, manner 300 Water Rogers Moses, 7 State Rogers N. min. paint. 86 Broadway Rogers N'ehemiab. mer. 232 Pearl h. 4 Greenwich Rogers Richard, shipmaster 14 William Rogers Samuel H. 106 Fulton b 80 Jobn Rogers Stephen, carpenter Thompson n. Spring Rogers Wm. sailmaker 79 Orange Rogers W. carpenter 137 Collect Rogers &c Son David, merchants 33 Washington Rogers & Jones, merchants 214 Front Rogers fc Co. B AV merchants 236 Pearl Rogers and Sons .V. merchants 232 Pearl Rogers Winlbrop it Co. merchants 229 Pearl Rohr John G. mer. tailor 163 William Rollinson Charles, engraver 28 Jobn Rollinson Thos. Carmine n Bedford Rolston Wm. H. pilot 4 New Romaine A. hairdresser 8 Burling Slip Romaine Andrew, cartman 30 Suffolk Romaine Benj Hudson c Duane Romaine Benj cartman Broome n Clarke Romaine Casparus, cartman 36 Elizabeth Romaine Cornelius, Staple Romaine Jacob, teacher 71 Anthony Romaine John N cartman 142 Church Romaine John E. 30 Suffolk Romaine Philip, butch. 14 Catb. mar. h. 307 Bowery Romaine Samuel B. att. and couns. 3 Nassau Romaine widow Catherine, 309 Bowery Romaine widow Catherine, Mercer n. Prince Romaine widow Maria, 137 Elizabeth Romaine widow 45. Lispenard Romer Barnet. shoemaker 60 Cbrystie Romer Eleanor, 17 Chapel Romer Joseph, tobacconist 79 Bancker Romer Matthias, carpenter 76 Thompson Romeyn rev. JobnJB. 79 White Ronalds Tamar, 4o^Bray [Fulton Ronalds Thomas A^hokseller 188 Pearl b. 112 Rone Thomas, labourer 14 Rose Roney Geo. batter 37 Bancker Roney James, labourer 65 Orange Roney John, 62 Cross Roof Stephen, batter 143 Hudson Roofce J lumb. yard 297 Cherry b 69 Rutgers Roome Benj. shoemaker 99 Mujberry Roome Frederick, cartman Mulberry n Cathedra! Roome Henry, painter Broome n Mott Roome Henry. 68 Chapel Roome Henry P. Charles c Washington Roome Jacob, -529 Broadway Roome Jacob P. carpenter 87 Duane 364 MERCEIN'S Roome John P. dep. sberiff Bedford c Commerce Rooney Felix, labourer 16 Orange Rooney Hugh, grocer Cross c Mulberry Rooney James, 134 Front Rooney Thomas, porterhouse 187 Fulton Roorbach John O. merch. 27 Spring Rooaa C. boardinghouse 86 Murray Roosevelt Cornelius, Bowery-hill Roosevelt Cornelius, N. S. 94 Maiden-lane Roosevelt James, merchant 333 Pearl Roosevelt James C. 17 Warren Roosevelt J. I. merchant 63 Broadway Roosevelt Peter, 443 Greenwich Roosevelt widow Margaret, 19 John Roosevelt Si Son J.J. 94 Maiden lane Root Amos, grocer 13S Leonard Root & Atwater, merchants 191 Pearl Ropar James, carpenter Greenwich n Spring Ropes David, mariner 34 Gold Rosavelt J. A. counsellor 45 Wall Rosbech Thomas, grocer Mott c Bayard Rose Alexander, grocer porler vaults 15 Nassau Rose Christiana, teacher 40 Dey [b 27 Cedar Rose George, shoemaker 306 Bowery Rose Isaac, druggist Mott c Grand Rose Israel, shoemaker 83 Hester Rose James, carpenter 64 Pump Rose James, baker rear 49 Forsyth Rose Joseph, sugar refiner 1 Hudson Rose Mary, widow of James, grocer 90 Greenwich Rose Peter, painter 44 Hester Rose Thomas, Amos u Greenwich-lane Rose Wm. L. 6 Frankfort h 94 Nassau Rose Wm. sausage manufac. 88 Pump Rose widow Mary, boardinghouse 85 Front Rosenbaum H. W. tailor 258 Water Roseplate , fruiterer 1 Orange Rosett Susanna, Grand c Norfolk Rosette Lelson 56 Warren Rosbore Wm. S. grocer Pike c Henry Ross Benjamin, 60 Barclay Ross Charity, tailoress 60 Ludlow Ross Charles, ihspjumb. 425 Washington Ross David, coaehnraker 142 Duaue Ross Ezra, carpenter Grand c Qftliard Ross George, blacksmith 93 ■Bpk Ross George, rigger Delancy^nidge Ross James, coachmaker 409 Broadway Ross John E. coachmaker 144 Fulton Ross Mary, milliner, 74 Church Ross Noah, carpenter Grand n Green Ross Noah, mason 272 Spring Ross Samuel, carlman Thompson n Grand Ross Samuel 1. 84 South Ross Wm. coachmaker 405 Broadway Ross Wm. S. coachmaker 111 Duane Ross Wm. cartman Green n Bioume RossWm M. merchant 182 Fultori Rosi Wm. mason Arundel n Broome Ross Wm tailor 09 Courllandt i XEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 35i Ross widow Lydia, Thompson c Spring Ross W'm X John E. eoachmakers 146 Fulton Rosse Nicholas, cooper 31 Depeyster Rosseter Brian, 217 Greenwich Rosseter D. dentist 154 Broadway Rosseter Edward, shipmaster 36 Bowery Rosseter Timothy, nail 4" brad roak. 156 Rivington Rossitter Rebecca, boardingbouse 73 Beeckmao Roston Edward K. Mercer n Spring Roth Stephen, mariner 46 Elizabeth Rotbeaugal John, glue manufac. Bowery Hill Rothermel Francis, Elm n Grand Rolhcry Wm. carpenter 112 Orange Rotoune widow Anne, 4S Elm Roulet John S. mer 239 Washington Rowan S. N. Charles n Herring Rowe Thomas, Bowery-hill Rowel widow Mary, Green n Spring Rowland B. S. 14 Fulton, h 135 Cherry Rowland Charles N. S. 132 Water h 46 Hudson. Rowland Francis, labourer 273 Spring Rowland James H. shoemaker 27 1-2 Bayard Rowland & Spencer, grocers 14 Fulton Rowley John, cartman Essex c Stanton Roy Wm. paver, 142 Mulberry Roy Wm. drygood st. 10 Division h 39 Bowery Royael Charles, rigger rear 124 Bancker Royce Allen, marshal Carmine n Varick Roy ce Geo. keep St. Prison Christopher n Bedford Rozat G. mer. 132 Pearl h 33 Harrison Rozes Justine, lace washer 115 Chamber Ruby Anthony, 112 Division Ruckel John, shipcarpenter 26 James Ruckle John, Broome n Mott Ruckle Philip C. baker Broome n Matt Ruckle Sam. cab. mak. 42 Provost b 342 Greenw Ruckle Wm. baker 72 Warren Ruckle widow of Philip, 180 Duane Ruckle S it J grocers Greenwich c Provost Rudd Stephen, carpenter 65 Allen Rudderow Humphrey, accountant 113 Bowery Rnden Alex. mer. 117 Front h 374 Greenwich' Rudman J. butch. 35 Fly-mar. h 1st Avenue c 1st Rue widow Mary, of James, 84 Mulberry Ruegger Sam. mer. 117 Pearl up stairs Rugglas Herman, att. and coun. h 36 J, Moore Ruggles Herman, assist, just 3d district. Ruggles Oliver, distiller Grand c Green Ruggles Oliver, distiller 21 Walker Ruland Ebenezer, printer 2 Cedar Rung Barney, 7 Republican Alley Rungan Henry L. drygood st. 299 Broadway Rungan Ralph, grocer 362 Water Runnels John, printer 55 Augustus Rurabach widow Mary, 198 Spring Rush Christopher, 33 Augustus Rush Thomas, segar maker Scammel Rushruore John, finder 98 Bowery Rushton James, drygood st. 270 Pearl h 257 Rosier widow Elizabeth, 15 Ferry 3G6 MERCEIN'S Russel Abraham, mason Si build. 377 Greenwich Russel jun. Abm. hardw. si. 377 Greemv. !i Vmi'kA Russel Cornelia, 17 Eldridge [n Wall? Russel Han nan j tobacconist 109 Water Russe! Isaac, mariner 19 Hose Russel James, 90 Hester Russel Theophilus, hardw. st. 309 Pearl Rnssel widow Ellen, Gilbert n Herring Russel widow Calh. 7 Rosft Russell Elihu, Columbia n Delancy Russell Isaac - , grocer Chapel c Beach Russell James, shoemaker 99 Orange •»' Russell John W. mer. 90 Pine h 70 While Russell John, 60 Warren Russell John, blacksmith 34 Walker Russell Lawrence, cooper Cherry n Gouverneur Russell Robert M mer. 15 South h 39 Franklin Russell Wm. W. mer. 8 Broome Russell Wm. coachmaker33 Harman Russell widow Mary, 7 Rose Russell R M and I. merchants 15 South Russian Consul's Office, (J. G. Bogarl) 138 Water Rusten John, Stanton c Suffolk Rustin Philip, 17 Reed, Rutan Abraham, cnrtinan 4 Beach Rutan John, carpenter 46 Provost j '*.'f?T Rutan widow .lane, 63 Spring • 'J^*^ Rutan widow H lailoress Mulberry n Grand Rutherford widow Mary, boardingn. 66 Pearl Rutgers col. Henry. Cherry c Jefferson Rutgers N. G. mer. 127 Wash, h Broadw. n Bleecker Rutgers street n Church Rutgers c 1 : ||J| , Henry Ruthven James, 14 John Ruthvcn John, turner 8 Franklin Ruthven Son, ivory &. hardwood turners 14 John Rtitledge Elizabeth, 15 Gold Rutledge Rosanna C. porlerh. 13th Ryan John, carpenter Thompson n Canal Ryan John, 8 Catherine lane tjfc&bf- Ryan John, grocer 98 Bancker Ryan John, grocer 16 Burling-slip Ryan Philip, carpenter 105 Mott Ryan Richard, drygood store Varick c Provost Ryan Thomas, 13 Bridge '^ M< fl^^B Ryan Waller, grocer 33 Cross W<"HKV^/^ Ryan William, labourer 17 Bancker Ryan William, carpenter 45 Forsyth Ryan widow Catherine, 39 Market Ryan 4' Byrns, soap chandlers 162 Banekcr Ryckman Isaac, wood inspector 125 I.ombardy Ryckman Tobias, shoemak 72Vesey h 1 1 K'liatuuji Ryder Henry, shoemaker 35 Pump Ryder Mitchell, hatter 235 Water Ryder Stephen, cartman M'Doueal op. King R , Jcr Thomas keeper College 8 Park-place Ryiler Uriah, marshal 203O!iurch Ryder Wm. shoemaker 41 Robinson Ryder, I.angford &Co. pianoforte roaks. 15 Barclay N R VV-YORK DIRECTORY. 86T Ryea Michael, cabinet mak. Crosby n Prince Ryer John, shoemaker 16 Pike Ryer sen Michael. Gilbert Greenwich Ryer William, Herring . t V . ; '. Ryer William, shoestore 469 Greenwich 'Ryerson John, tailor, 56 Chrystie Ryerson Richard, smith 129 Hudson Ryerson Sarah, boardinghouse 78 Warren Ryerson widow Hetty, Market n Lombardy , Ryerson &. Thompson, merchants 221 Broadway Ryerss Sarah tailoress rear 11 Orange Ry ker John, coacbmak. 31 Chamber b 50 Lispenard Ryno Ezekiel, carpenter 76 Sullivan Ryno Pack, carpenter Grand n Ludlow Ryon John, 8 Catherine lane Sabbaton P. A. merchant 565 Water Sacked Jnnies sailmaker 378 Pearl , } » {i>Vi, Sackett James, sailmaker 53 South Sackett James, sailmaker Jones-lane h 378 Pearl Sackett Joseph, bookbinder 6 Reed Sackett J. 4" drygood store 18 Division Sadlier, Ray Co. druggists Liberty c William Saffi'n Eliza, boardinghouse 72 William Saffen James, shipwright 239 Division Saffen Thomas, carver 4 gilder 216 William Saffen widow Ann, 57 Norfolk rfVfrfiJj i Saffen widow Mary, 56 Elm Saffern David, cabinet maker 92 Mott Saffron Aaron, mason Arden n Bedford Sagar widow of John, globe tavern 69 Corllandt Sage Harris, Mercer n Spring Sageburry James, Green n Fourth Sager Richard, merchant 173 1-2 Pearl Sagory Charles, 138 Pearl Saiby Sally, tailoress 8 Norfolk Saidler widow Jane, 36 Broadway Sale Daniel, mason Broome n Allen Sale John, mason 85 Hester Salisbury John, merchant 186 Greenwich Salisbury ^ Graham merchants 186 Greenwich Salles Lawrent, 136 Water Salomon Haym M. merchant 100 Water h 95 Mott Salomon widow of J.>hn,42 Elizabeth Salsbury Elizabeth, tavern 279 CherrtfiWyj 1 ' Salt John, stonecutter 438 Greenwich Salt Morris, wheelwright Broome c Allen Salter Abraham, baker Broome n Suffolk Salter John D. 97 Chrystie Salter Wm. F. 171 Pearl Salters Daniel, 166 Chamber Sailers H. labourer 182 Grand Salters Martin, whitewasher 144 Orange [!•«; Saltus Francis, rear 3 Gaynor's alley Saltus Francis, shipchand. 32 South h 102 Green *' Saltus John G. baker Chapel n Lispenard Saltus Nicholas, merchant 43 Beaver ''4&&ml Saltus Salomon, merchant 43 Beaver Saltus Son it Co. shipcbandlers $• iron 3t. 32 South Sambo John, Crosby c Spritig Samla widow Mary, Old Harlaemroad n Bower? 3G8 MERCKINS Samler Catherine, 131 Mott Sammis Cliristopher.sboemak. 307 Broadway h 322 Sammis Nehemiab, 161 Front h 27 Oliver Sammis Stephen, 213 Fulton Sammis IN. §■ 3. flour merchants 161 Front Samo Charles, bookbinder 73 Chapel Sarao Isaac, musician 73 Chapel Sampson Jane, washerwoman Grand n Chrystif Sampson Joseph, merchant 163 Pearl Sampson William, counsellor 143 Fulton Samsam R 115 Chatham Samson Daniel, shoemaker 115 Forsyth Samuel Joseph, grocer 100 Baticker Samuels Edward, grocer Walnut n Lombard jr Sancey John, 508 Pearl Sanders Charlotte, 220 Church Sanders Christopher, Grand n Elm Sanders Frederick, cartman 114 Orchard Sanders George, cartman Dominick n Clark Sanders Henry, boardinghouse 39 Cbeapside Sanders Henry, cartman 2d Avenue c Sluyvesant Sanders James, gardener 13th Sanders John, cartman 113 Mulberry Sanders John, carpenter 101 Anthony Sanders John, labourer Prince n Wooster Sanders Marshall, shipmaster 526 Pearl Snnders Michael, shipmaster 526 Pearl Sanders Nashel. segar maker 92 Bancker Sanders Richard, mariner 5 Birmingham Sanders Thomas, labourer 168 Duane Sanders Wm. cbairmaker 45 Forsyth Sanders widow Mary, 22 Gold Sanderson John, gardener Prince n Thoropsor, Sandford Charles W. 40 Wall h 202 Hester Sandford Hudson, stonecutter 42 Provost Sandford James, 13 Chapel Sandford John, 38 North Moore Sandford John, livery stables 461 Broadway Sandford Joseph, mason 148 Mott Sandford Michael, < artman 19 Thomas Sandford Nathan, 27 Pine Sandford N. W. 151 h 131 Fulton Sandford Ostio, tailor 36 Rose Sandford Thomas, mason 196 Mott Sandford Wm. 71 Coitlandt Sandford widow Deborah, boarding 155 Caambc. Sands Augustus H grocer 408 Water Sands Austin L. mfrdiant 103 Chamber " Sands A. H. c Water and Market slip Sands Benjamin G distiller 3 Oliver Sands Benjamin, grocer Spring c Crosby Sands jun. Ben j. 44 Pike Sands Catherine, 19 Anthony Sands Comfort, merchant 94 Leonard Sands Daniel, tailor 7 Torbot Sands David, grocer Spring c Varick Sands Elisha, bookbinder 68 Jam«s Sands E. bookbinder 49 Fulton Sands Krancis, mariner 62 Market Sands Hart, shipmaster 171 Orange Sands Henry, cartman Chrystie n Broomr NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 369 Sands Joseph, 42 Wall h 2 Markelfield Sands Merritt, Variek c Spring Sands Nathaniel, carpenter 145 Forsyth Sands Richard, cordial distiller 3 Oliver Sands Richard, Jay c Hudson Sands Robert C. 94 Leonard Sands widow Ann, 86 Chapel Sands widow Ann, 21 Nassau Sands D. Si S. grocers Varick c Spring Sands and Cock, grocers Uelancy c Willet Sands, Spooner and Sands, 76 Pine Sandy Wm mariner 29 Oliver Sansbury Sarah, confealioner 7 Ann Saniy John, cabinetmaker 600 h 610 Pearl Sansy Sarah, nurse 10b Orange Sarjeant James, stone yard fool Beach n We ! Sarjeant James, cartman 38 Water Sarles widow Elizabeth, 44 Essex Sarraille JohnB labourer Hester n Rhynder SarreBS Charles, 39 Henry Sarsfield Dominick, 17 Division Sarvis Robert) carpenter 57 Henry Satterlee Samuel, 183 Pearl h 25 Provost Sattcrly Wm. shoemaker Herring c Jones Saunby Edward, halter Hester n Mulberry Suunders George, razor strop maker 18 Wall Saunders Henry, cartman Stuyvesant c2d Avenue Saunders James, gardener East Bank c 13th Saunders John, cartman Orchard n Stnnton Saunier Francis, 53 Crosby Sauvan Joseph, tailor 168 VVa er Savage Cras6cld, carpenter 178 Banckti- Savage James, 40 John Savage James, mason 87 Orange Sawyer Deborah, 52 Dey Sawyer Peter, branch pilot 31 Spruce Saxton Chauncey. dockbuilder Broome c Cannon Sayers Hannah, 131 Cherry Sayers Isaac, cakemak 156 Fulton h 22 Harrison Sayre Calvin, cartman 71 Thompson Sayre James R. mason 51 Spring Sayre Jeredeab, H. grocer Grand c Columbia Sayre John, booksel. Wall c Broadway h 63 Sayre Matthew, glasscutler Grand n Elizabeth Sayre and Force, brassfounders 265 Water Scally Dennis, carpenter Division n Arundel Scandlin Jeremiah, 44 Hester Scandlon Seiby, 23 Catherine lane Scandlon Sibil, 23 Catherine lane Scanlin wdow Margaret, grocer 271 Front Scannel Daniel, grocer 37 Nassau Scarff George, rigger 127 Lombardy Scarth Thos. mer 129 Pearl h 304 Greenwich Scatterty Robert, tailor 62 Gold Scentilena Savesa.segar maker 14 0r&nge Schaeffer Rev F. C 210 William Schamburgh , cooper 1 Pelham Schenck Catherine, milliner 386 Pearl Scbenck Cath 386 Pearl Schenck Cornelius, grocer Mulberry c Cross 570 MEHCEIN'S Schenck David, oner. 212 h 211 Pearl Schenck Jeromu9, grocer 77 Sooth Schenck RuclefT, shoemaker Lewis M Island Schenck S. grocer 77 South Schenck I L ii G. grocers 165 Fly mar [ling gr. Schenck^ Co. Peter H. merch. 47 Front h 6Bow- Schermer widow Hannah, 61 Forsyth Schermerhorn Abm. mer. 28 Greenwich Schermerhorn Corn, mer. 204 William Schermerhorn John S mpr. 24 South, b 32 Broadw Schermerhorn J P. mer. 130 Greenwich Schermerhorn J R grocer 226 Pront Schermerhorn Peter, 68 Bftmdway Schermerhorn jun. Peler, shipchaifd. 21 Park Place Schermerhorn & Son, Simon, 24 Sooth h 32 B. way Schermerhorn &. Co. P & A. shipchan. 93 Wash. Schermerhorn & Sons, Peter, 243 Water and 226 Schieffelin Charles L H. M. D 177 Pearl [Front Scbieffelin Effingham, couns. ¬. 294 Broadway Schieffelin Henry H. attor. 91 Duane Schieffelin Jacob, 291 Broadway Schieffelin jun. Jacob, druggist 193 Pearl Scbieffelin Jonathan, 51 Nassau Schieffelin Thomas, mer. 177 Pearl Schieffelin & Co. H H. druggists 193 Peatl Schiffely Frederick, profes. of Ianguagesl7 Bowery Schmelzel George, 112 Chatham Schmelzel John B. grocer Church c White Schmelzel widow of George, 498 Greenwich Schmidt D H. broker 126 Pearl h 47 Orchard Schmidt Peter, mer. 80 Maiden-lane Schmidt widow of J. H. 79 Catherine Schmidt &. Co. J W. mer. 63 Pine h 104 Chamber Schnell John, leather dresser 67 Cliff Schnip John, grocer Delancy c Orchard Schnip Maltbias,~Delancy c Ludlow Scfioolbonk warehouse, 192 Greenwich Schootmsker widow, 75 Gold Schoonmaker Egoert I. porter Cherry n Gouvern. Schoonmaker Hyman, 91 Reed Schoonmaker Michael; 87 Front Schoonmaker Peter, sho'em. 56 Leonard Schoonmaker Vanbeurcn Si Co. nierchs. 87 Front Schott George, tobacconist 151 Washington Schouten Abraham, tailor 23 Pell Schrivar w idow Calherine, rear 6 Beach Schroeder Cornelius, 37 Broad Schiller Michael, cartman Orchard n Slanton Schultz George, accountant 205 Mott Schultz Harman, fruiter 402 Bowery Schuliz John, sugar baker 1 Skinner Schultz Matthew, cartman Amos Schureman Jacob, carpenter Bowery n 3d Avenue Schureman Nich carpenter 174 Broome h Bowery Schureman AVm. chairma. 17 Bowery [n Vauxhall Schureman Wm. cartman Bowery n Bleecker Schuyler Cornelius, butch. 61 Fly-m. h 287 Bowery Schuyler Peter, shipcarpenter 21 Batavia Schuyler Samuel, Desbrosses n Greemvicb Schuyler widow Margaret, 216 William NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. -chofield Ezra, mer 430 and 438 Pearl Schwachhofer Edward, 78 Fulton Scofield Henry, cooper 5 Ann Scofield Jacob, shoemaker 117 Cherry Scofield Jesse, mer. tailor 30 Wall b 6 Park Place Scofield John, cartm. Suffolk n Broome Scofield Win. carpenter Collect c Pump "Scofield. Phelps *i Holmes, merch. tailors 30 Wall Scoles John, enerav. it bookseller 150 Mulberry h Scoley Edw. Forsyth c Delancy [60 Hester Scorgie John, turner 1 14 Washington Sj^I Scotland Robert, printer 85 Chapel Scott Alex. Pearl c Augustus Scott Andrew, fruiter 281 12 Broadway Scott Archibald, milkman 143 Bancker tiA*t^ Scott Asa, carpenter 41 Forsyth Scott Deborah, teacher 25 Hudson Scolt Elisha, labourer Mercer n Prince Scott Eliza, drossmaler 80 Chapel Scott George, shoemaker 41 Hester Scott George, grocer 26 Bancker Scott George, tobacconist 51 Barclay Scott Henry, sawyer 13 Anthony Scott Henry, whilewasher 176 Duaue Scott Isabella, 12 Lumber Scott James, merchant 89 Washington Scott James, carpenter 22 Molt Scott James, cartman Hester c Eldridge Scott James, mariner 121 Hester Scott James, whitewasher 28 Pell , Scott James- stonecutter Bronaie n Thompson* Scott John R. counsellor Law Buildings 10 .Nassau Scott John, labourer 12 Mulberry Scott Samael, shipcarpenter 31 Suffolk Scott Thomas, paver 12 Cheapside Scott W H. cabinet ins ker 36 Aon Scott Wm. tailor Lombardy o Walnut Scott Wm shoemaker 348 Broadway - . Scott widow Betsey, 90 Lombardy Scott widow Rachel, 265 Spring Scott & Lawrie, merchants 33 Hudson Scott ii Seguine, booksellers 81 Wall c Front Seovelt jun N merchant 63 South Sconel James, printer 165 Hudsun Scovell jun R. merchant 63 South Scoville widow Sarah, 48 Broad Scriba and Graves, 122 Front Scriber Benj. J. grocer 98 Catherine Scriber Dennis, c Jay Scribner Conklin, carp Sullivan n Watts Scribner John, cartman 229 Division Scribner Uriah R 9 Allen Scribner widow Rachel, 56 Roosevelt Scribner and Hitchcock, grocers 136 Front Scrugham Win W. stocking manuf 154 Front Scrymgeour A and J. jewellers 112 Fulton Scudder Asa, saddler 2Duane Scudder David B. mason 6 Lispenard Scudder John C. cartman Woosler n Prince Scudder John, .4m. Museum, A* Y Inslituiien Scudder Samuel, 73 Catherine 372 MERCEIN'S Scudder Wm.cab mk 39 &. 42 B.m ery h 3 Eldridg* Seabring Ann, boardingh 60 Dey Seabring Jacob L. 167 Broadway Seabury David, Charle« n Herring Seabury John, shipcarp Cannon c Stanton Seabury Stephen, shipvv. Columbia n Rivington Seals Andrew, porter 2 Fletcher Sealy Peter, rigger 19 Thames Seaman Alanson, drygood st 278 Pearl Seaman Allen, cartman Mangin n Grand Seaman Catherine, Grand n Crosby Seaman David, butcher 71 Fly-rakth 21 Stanton Seaman David, labourer 226 William Seaman Edmund, mer 29 Broadway Seaman Geo. dep sheriff Grand n SuMblk Seaman Henry, cartman Mangin n Grand Seaman Israel, carpenter 111 Bowery Seaman J C. grocer 88 Washington teaman Jacob, cartman 137 Crosby Seaman James, city weigher 56 Roosevelt Seaman James, 33 Essex i. tivflflj Seaman Jnmes, vicluallinghouse 8 John Seaman James. M D 1*) Chatham 279 Broad way Seaman Jas V. books 6i sta. 296 Pearl h 90Beekman Seaman James, cartman 45 Forsyth Seaman James, M D 279 Broadway Seaman John E. Hammond c Herring Seaman John, 81 Gold Seaman John, drygood st Grand n Le wis Seaman Joseph, cartman Charles n Greenwich Seaman Leonard, 63 Vesey h 26 Elizabeth Seaman L. sailmaker 23 South Seaman L. merchant 18 Cheapside Seaman Mary, nurse 51 Roosevelt Seaman Phebe, seamstress 16 Mulberry Seaman Richard, physician 7 Division Seaman Roht. shipcarp. 14 Bayard Seaman Robt. Old Haerlem Rowt 4 mile sttnt Seaman Samuel, gricer Franklin c Church Seaman Sa i-uel, 15 Augustus Seaman Samuel, merchant 347 Pearl Seaman Stephen, sailmak 10 Moore Seaman Thomas, cartmau Goerck c Broome Seaman T B 313 Broadway Seaman Walter, insp customs 451 William Seaman jun Walter, mariner 46 Oak Seaman Willet, cordwainer 37 Leonard Seaman Willet, mer 296 Pearl h 13 Oliver Seaman Wm. attorney 3 Peck-slip Seaman Wm. carp. 51 Eldridge Seaman Wm. 25 Dey Seaman Wright, 26 Anthony Seaman W F. phyf.90 Beekman Seaman Z W. physician 42 Cherry Seaman widow Debora, Grand n Spring Seaman widow Eliza, teacher 5 Pelham Seaman widow Maria, Charles n Hudson Seaman and Warren, sailmakers 23 South Seaman & Co Jas. drug. 210 Chatham k 279 Broad- Scamau ti Co L. auct. 63 Vese» [way NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 37S Seaman Tobi»6 U Co. sugarhouse 42 Liberty Seaman Samuel 41 Co. dliygood st 347 Pearl Seaman J as ^ Co. hardware store I Bowery Sears Abm. grocer 6 Oliver t Sears John, barber 153 Greenwich Sears John, tailor 57 Watts : Sears widow Sarab, 30 Provost - , Seaver Lulher, cooper 79 Forsyth Seaward Mr. printer 100 Cherry Seaward widow of John, 90 Orange Sebert Frederick, 9 Thomas Sebring Cornelius, grocer 264 Cherry Sebring Isaac, 2 Broadway Sebring Peter, money col. 2 Rose Sebring widow Elizabeth, 293 Cherry Seche Victoire, 27 Chapel Secor Abm. cartman 3 M'Dougal Secor Abm. mer. 2 mile stone ^ imvi Senor Eli, shipwright Greenwich-lane Secor Elijah, mer 180 h Broadway op Bond Secor Gilbert, cartman Broadway n Thirteenth Secor Jacob, plumber 8 Chesnut Secor Jonathan, Herring c Ardeu Secor Joshua, phys. Broadway op Bond Secor Levy, cartman Sullivan c Spring Seddon and Bown, tailors 86 John Sedgwick Henry D. couns. 34 Cedar [34 Cedar Sedgwick Robt. at. couu. & nota 3 ii 4 LBuild. h See Dr John, 303 Greenwich See Joseph, mason Hester n Broadway See widow Sarah, tailoress 185 Spring Seely Frederick, shoemaker 88 James Seely George, baker 54 Allen Seely Jonah, painter 48 Clirystie Seely Joseph, teacher 57 Rooserelt h 1 Forsyth Seely Richard, silver plater 511 Pearl Seely Rufus, constable 88 James Seely Samuel W. hatter 106 Chatham c Pearl Seely Wm. A. alt and nota 143 Greenwich Seely Zadock, batter 115 Cherry Seely widow Priscilla, 20 Arundel Segar Andrew, tinman 10 Doyer Segee Lewis C. mer 30 Burling slip u 53 Cbrystie Seger Andrew, coppersmith 2a Bowery .m9 Seger Wm. rear 614 Water Segoine James, shoemaker 50 Water Seguin James, 81 Wall c Front h 18 Reed Seguine Jacob, 18 Reed Seguine J*ines, cooper 418 Green wici* Seguine John, coo|>er 235 Spring Seguine Stephen, grocer 57 Whitehall Seguine J &i C. merchants 57 Whitehall ^. i! SeidelJobn. 12 Old slip Scignette P»>t«*r E. grocer 198 Front Ybjgtj Spignettc" and Jenny, merchants 193 Front Seixas Benjamin, 62 .North Moore Seiias Jacob, merchant ")7 Hudson _^^H Seixns J. B. grocer 338 Water h Hudson c Broom e Seiias Moses B. merchant Chapel c North Moore Seixas Solomon, 3 Leonard S74 MERCEIN'S Seijas widow of Benj. Hudson c Broome Selah Morris, carpenter 65 Division Selby John, shipmaster! 82 Cedar Selby Skeffington, 684 Broadway Selden Dudley, 7 Nassau Selkirk Wo. silversmith 164 Reed Selkirk widow of James, Cross c Duane Sell Wm. 98 Lombardy Selleck Robert, cartraan Christopher Selleck Sands S. cabinet maker 69 Division Selleg Andrew, porterh 33 Bancker Selley Andrew, tailor 101 Anthony Semler John, cartraan 71 Spring Senior Wm. H. booksel 177 Broadwh 26 Maiden-1 Sennes Francis, fruiter 135 Greenwich Sentis Garrit, cooper Grand n Eldridge Sera Mrs. and C. milliners 130 William Sergeant Aaron, stonecutter 365 Greenwich Sergeant A. stone yard foot of Beach Serindat Michael, veterinary surg. 654 Pearl Sering Philip, whitewasher68 Warren Serrington Gilbert, labourer Mercer c Broome Seton & Co James, auc h com mer 44 Wm h Amity Sevier widow Catherine, fruit store 89 Division SewallH.D. 74 Franklin Seward Christopher, pilot 28 Gold Sewell widow Ann, 209 Spring Sexton Francis, 69 Pine h 28 Dey Sexton James, shoemaker 78 Pearl Sexton jun Joseph, 69 Pine Sexton Michael, livery stable 30 Mill Seymo Henry, shoemak. 222 Division Seymour Andrew, teacher 33 Mott Seymour Jonathan, printer 49 h 46 John Seymour widow Lucy, Grand n Suffolk Seymour L. &T. hardw st 6 Chatham sq h 33 Mott Sha Dennis, tailor 8 Oak Shackerley Sarah, teacher 6 William Shackei ly John H. shipmaster 431 Pearl Shackerly Sarah. 40 Roosevelt Shad widow, markut woman 14 Pump Shaddle Cornelius, mason 123 Orange Shadle John, 22 Liberty Shaff Jasper, 123 Forsyth Shaffer George, merchant 223 Greenwich Shaffer G. butch 19 Cath Mar h Broome n Ciirysli'e Shaffer widow Margaret, 105 Forsyth Shairs Samuel, mariner rear 44 Oak Shula Margaret, Laight ti Greenwich Shaler Ann, 45 Orchard Shamburgh Charles cooper 84 Lombardy Sh ine John, butcher Broome c Bowery 31 i.ewoll Fredk. dentist bhairdr281 1-2 Gieentc Shankland Robert, 26 Peck slip Shanks Chas. shoemaker Cliff c John Shanks Wm. weaver Hammond n Hudson *tf Si.annon David, blacksmith 78 Elm Shannon Edward, merchant Broome n Mott Shannon John, cartman 70 Henry Shannon Miss Sarab : 126 Chamber NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. STS Shannon Patrick, smith 3 Moore Shapter P. accountant 1961-2 Church Shapter Thomas, Grand riStlffolk Shapter widow of Samuel, grocer 323 Washiugtan Sharar Ann, washerwoman 42 1-2 Ludlow Shardieu Marschr.ett, 27 Chapel Shardlow Joseph, rmson 151 Reed K?* Sbarit John, oysterman 326 Washington Sharkey John, tobacconist 74 Mulberry Sharp B. 95 Varick Sharp John, shoemak 5 New Sharp John, sawyer 108 Elizabeth n Grand Sharp Martha, 91 Harman Sharp Samuel, carpenter 40 Dey Sharp Thomas, mason 278 Spring Sharp Thomas, shipwright 52 Pike Sharp widow Ann, midwife 94 Reed Sharp widow Jane, Amos c Asylum Sharp &i Tuttle, merchants 149 Pearl Sharpe C. N. ship carver Arundel n Division shop c Clinton & Cherry Sharpe Jacob, jroc. Arundel c Hester h 14 Arundel Sharpe James, mason 191 Mulberry Sharpe John, 64 Gold Sharpe John, shoemaker 5 New Sharpe John, rigger 127 Bancker Sharpe John, grocei Suffolk c Division Sharpe Peter, whip manufactory 11 Maiden-lane b Sharpe widow Maria, 12 Arundel [43 Nassau Shatzel Harman, shoemaker 200 Cherry Slialzel Jacob, grocer 91 Greenwich Shatzel Wm. boot and shoe store 234 Water Shaumburg widow Ann, grocer 104 Bancker Shaw Andrew, mariner Batavia Shaw Anne M. 11 Pearl Shaw George, 7 Water Shaw James, mariner 73 Harman Sbaw James, 118 Cbapel Shaw James W. drygood store 104 Division h 21 Shaw Jeremiah, smith 99 Varick [Hester Shaw John, rear 216 Duane Shaw John C. 60 Broad Shaw Kemys, 47 Essex [Bedford Shaw Moses, assist, keeper S. Prison Christopher n Shaw Robert, 88 Front Shaw Thos.liv stab. 64 £62 Liberty h 70 Cedav Shaw William, tailor 53 Vesey Shaw Wm. merchant M'Dougal c Prince Shaw Wm. teacher Broome n Goerck Shaw widow Ellen, Second Avenue n First Sbaw widow Margaret, 69 Spring Shay D. carpenter 8 Montgomery Shay F M. carpenter 45 Hudson Shay James, cooper 1 12 Orarge Shay John, cartman 7 Ludlow Shay John, cnoper 11 Rector Shay widow Mary, 45 Hudson Shea Si Covell. diadelphian academy 23 Bbwer) Sheall Horace ; hairdresser 86 1-2 Bowery 378 MKIICEIN'S Shean Francis, blockmaker 1 Clinton Shearer John, shoemaker Broome n Orchard Shee Richard, grocer 105 Bancker Sheehy Patrick, 60 Elm Sheehy Wm. glover Reed c Washington Sheffield Aaron, mariner 84 Hester Sheffield jun Isaac, grocer 430 Water Sheffield Jonathan, shipcarpenter 299 Cherry Sheffield Wm. E. shipchandl.-r 567 Water Sheffield Wm shipcarpenter 23 Governeur Sheffield widow E 223 Chrystie Shelbery Andrew, 195 Hester Shelburgh Joseph, painter 348 C.u ay u 92 Leonard Sheldon and Co. F. H. 140 Pearl Shell Capt. 4 Broome Shelmel John, 73 Reed Shelters John, smith 142 Pump Shelton Stephen, attorney 16 Vesey h 104 Gold Shennct Lewis, cartman up end Elizabeth Shepherd Allen, merchant 27 Vandewater Shepherd David, labourer 126 Anthony Shepherd Edward, teacher 80 Mulberry Shepherd Jacob, carver 57 Lispenard Shepherd James, shipwright 25 Norfolk Shepherd John, china store 181Waterc Burling-slip Shepherd John, tailor 2 Cedar Shepherd John, merchant 181 Water h 1 Barclay Shepherd John H. teacher 80 Mulberry Shepherd jun. John, 12 N. Moore Shepherd iN G livery stable 36 New Shepherd Samuel, sawyer, 28 Broome Shepherd Wm. smith 56 Pump Shepherd Wm. Sullivan n Prince Sherer Henry, baker 32Chrystie Sherman Alpheus, corporation att,<^not.Tryon-row Sherman Amos, mariner 19 Batavia [h 126 Prince Sherman Henry, merchant 112 Pearl Sherman Jacob, cartman 169 Hester Sherman James, carpenter 100 Mott Sherman Thaddeus, merchant 185 Pearl Sherman widow Rachel, 89 Murray Sherman widow Abigail, 7 Lumber Sherman & Townsend, 112 Pearl Shei red Jacob, 31 Broad Sherred Joseph, mariner 42 Gold Sherregea Benjamin, chairmaker 183 Spring Sherrer Peter, cooper 68 Chrystie Sherridan Matthew, brewer Grand c Arundel Sherry David, pilot 24 Roosevelt Sherry widow of David, 91 Chrystie Sherwood Andrew, machinest Gilbert Grccnwicli Sherwood BMiop, 84 Forsyth Sherwood Caleb, turner 26 Frankfort h 102 Pump Sherwood David, ropemaker Crosby c Spring Sherivood Elizabeth, Hudson c Spring Sherwood Isaac, cartman Elizabeth n Spring Sherwood Isaac, currier 53 Frankfort h 24 Ferry City Hall NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. S77 Sherwood Isaac, painter 539 Pearl Sherwood Isaac, turner 36 Leonard Sherwood Isaac, painter 110 Orange _ Sherwood JeremUo, cartman llVarick Sherwood John, 32 Cross Sherwood John, carpenter 42 Hester Sherwood John S. lope in. Crosby c Spring Sherwood Jotham, carpenter 320 Orange Sherwood Peler, cartman 3 upper end Mott Sherwood Reuben, milkman Broome n Orchard Sherwood Thomas 216 Chapel Sherwood Willet, grocer upper end Crosby Sherwood VVm teacher 138 Fulton h 40 While Sherwood widow Elizabeth, 166 Division Sherwood widow Hester, Collect n Leonard Sherwood widow, 94 Orange Sheys Briant, teacher, 143 Collect Sheys James, 95 Elm Shield James, yeoman 62 Market Shields Henry, tailor 130 Bancker Shields Henry, saddler 213 William Shields James, stonecutter 4 Franklin Shields Richard, cartman 25 Henry Shields Sam'iel, cartman 191 Mulberry Shields widow Anna, nurse Broome u Ludlow Shiells Robert, carpcnt. 83 Depeyster a 35 Norfolk Shmckles Jacob, grocer Grand c Crosby Sbinley James, 170 Duane Shipley A. merchant 401 Pearl Shipley Morris, tanner 9 Ferry, h 49 Frankfort Shipley Wm. 401 Pearl Shippey Josiab J. Grand n Bowery Shippey Wm 57 Lispenard Shipping Liit and Prices Surrent, office 1 Old-slip Shirdell James, 76 Reed Shirley James, shoemaker 503 Greenwich Shirley James, grocer Grand n Corl. hook Shoe Henry, coacumaker 66 Spring Shoemaker Abm. drygood merch. 126 Chatham Shoemaker Charles, Gilbert n Herring Shoemaker Edward, shipmaster 67 Hester Shoemaker Isaac L. drygood store 126 Chatham Shoonard Andrew, merch. Grand n E. river Shonnard Frederick, grocer 220 Bowery Shoonard P. plaister paris manuf. 96 James Shop H butch. 37 Fly mar. b Delancy n Forsyth Shore John, porter 107 Anthony SLorlaiid Thos. grocer Wooster c Prince Shorlatt Samuel, mariner, 8 Pump Short John, weaver 119 Forsyth Short Samuel, Scammel Shorter Basivin, Crosby n Grand Sbotwell Abm. grocer 348 Washington Shotwell Benj. labourer, Christopher n Herring Shotwell Gilbert, merchant 9 Harrison Shotwell John, cooper 88 Murray Shotwell Joseph S. mer 177 Pearl h 209 William Sbotwell Robert, cartman 2 M'Doogal Shotwell Wm. broker 46 William b 17 Hester Shourt Jacob, cartman Broome n Suffolk 378 MERCEIN'S Shourt Oliver jut), flour sloie 43 Catherine Shourt Oliver, flour stpre.387 Water Sliourt VV'm. carlrnau Division n Arundel Shrady John, shoemaker 90 Chatham Shreve Millisent, 17 Harotan Sbullz Maria Ann, widow Hester ShultK Nathaniel, C. house office 90 Elizabeth Sliullz w idow Jane, 478 Ten I Shute Charlotte, 175 Spring Sbute Henry, 107 Chamber Sbute Jacob, Rurrows n Herring Shute Jacob, Gilbert n Herring Sbute Michael, cartman Reason n Hetriug Shute widow Sarah, 12 Bayard - Sibbald Alexander, livery stable 17 J. J ; Roosevelt Sibblcy Gibbs, boarding 280 Pearl Sibell George, grocer 27 Division Sibell John Frederick, 28 Wall h Wooster c Spring Sibert John, labourer 190 Grand n Essen Sibert widow Catherine, Collect n Pearl Sice Mir.bael, 9 Forsyth Sicbl widow Mary Ann, Kipp's Hay a^nM Sickels George G. grocer 39 Leonard Sickels George, baker 20 Roosevelt Sickels Henry, shoemaker 167 Division Sickels John H. Charlton c Greenwich Sickels John I. attor. nota. 1 Law-b. b 78 Murray Sickels Zacharias, grocer Broome c Orange Sickels widow Catherine 103 Division Sickles G. G. Leonard c Chapel Sickles Henry B. 39 Harman Sickles Hester, milliner 1 12 William Sickles Isaiah, shoemaker 146 Division Sickles Jane, 141 Fulton Sickles John, 96 Reed UL ti mnk'- Sickles Margaret A tailoress 65 Mulberry Sickles Robert, keep state prison Bedford Sickles Thomas H. 80 Gold Sickles Wm. insp of customs 20 Chapel Sidebottoms John, hoardiugb. I- Walnut Sidell John F M. 99 Duane Sidney Eupbemia, Harrison n Washington Sidney Robert, 87 Crosby Sidney Stephen, oysterstand 5Cheapside Siemon W'alrab, fruit st 17 Chatham Siggine Wm. labourer 163 Elizabeth Siggirson widow, 97 Mulberry Sigison Thos. cbnirmak. 115 South h Grand n Allen Sigison Wm. gilder &/■ chaiimak. 115 South h 160 Sigler Sarah, 71 Foray th [Grand Silber Martin, butch. 33 Fly-mkt h Bowery Hill Silbey Joseph, mariner 17 Oliver Silcock J S stonecutter 261 Spring Silkwortb John, shipcarp. Hudson n Spring Silkworth Wm. shoemaker 84 Forsyth Sillcock Joseph, baker 530 Pearl Silliman Gold S. 126 Pearl h 48 Cliff Silliman Wm. alto, and couns. 30 Cherry Silva John, cabinetmaker Herring Silvan Wm. segurmk. 14 Catherine laue NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 379 Silvanu* Lewis, mason 19 Essex Sikerlock John, mariner 118 Cbeiry Silvester Lewis, shoemk.28 Oliver and 60 James Simeon John H. tailor 32 Nassau Simeon Walrap, fruiter 19 Chntbam Simers Wm L. druggist 98 Cherry Simers Sarah and Pbebe, 156Bancker Simister Josepi), groaer 6 Dey Simkins Thomas, Crosby n Spring Simkins Wm. blacksmith Cannon n Grand Simm Margaret, 36 Mulberry Simmermau widow of Peter, milfcwo.91 Reed Simmister Jas. math. ins. maker 237 Division Simmon Mrs. Lewis Ahm. hi. Simmons Calvin, dockbuilder 8 Esses '*> Simmons Chapman, sliipmast. 44 Orchard Simmons Daniel, cabinetmak. 24 Elm Simmons Henry, grocer 4 Fulton-slip h 269 Water Simmons James, labonrer 21 Orange Simmons Peter, carpenter 201 Orange Simmons Wm. mason Broome n Forsyth Simmons widow Elizabeth, 33 Liberty Simmons widow Letty, baker 481 Greenwich Simmons Wm&tCo. grocers 161 Fly-market Simmons and Molt, grocers 4 Fulton slip Simmonton widow Eliza, 45 Lispenard Simms R B. gunsmith 116 Orange '■' Simms Thomas S. carppnter 17 Henry Simms Wm hairdresser 28 Grand c Collect Simons Henry, carpenter 132 Mulberry Simons John, carpenter 68 Orchard Simons Mingo, 120 Church Simons Wm A. accountant 43 Ferry Simons Wm. rear 11 Vandewnter Simonson Barnet, cartman 389 Bowery Simonson Jacob, ropemak. Broome n Mott Siraonaon John, carpenter rear Grand n Crosby Simonson John, grocer 47 Greenwich Simonson Robert, printer 125 Elm Simonson widow Alelta, Grand n Elizabeth Simonson widow Deborah, Grand n Elizabeth Simonson widsw of Jacob, Broome n Mott Simonton Gilbert, watchmak 278 Spring Simonton Gilbert, watch V clookmak. 1 Renwick Simpson Cato, turner 62 Mulberry Simpson Charles', carp. 60 Ferry & h 60 Mulberry Simpson George, Perry [36 Bayard Simpson J P. city seal, stove manuf. 244 Water h Simpson James, ropemaker Ridge n Rivington Simpson John, ropemaker Rivington n Sheriff Simpson Mary widow, grocer 11 Rutgers Simpson Robert, weaver Perry n Washington Simpson Samuel, cartman Hester n Broadway Simpson Thomas, weaver Perry n Greenwich Simpson Wilfred, tobacconist 281 Water Simpson Wm. mariner 102 Bancker Simpson widow Mary, grocer 11 Rutgers Simpson widow Mary, gro. 11 Rutgers ii 143 Har- Simpson widow Sarah, 59 Mott [mat- Simpson 4- Gray, grocers 6 Pomp ami Forsytb 980 MERCEIN'S Sinclair Andrew, engineer Bedford c Commerce Sinclair George, bookbinder Prince n Greene Sinclair Gertrude widow, 58 Pump Sinclair Hector, Cburch c, Barclay Sinclair Laurence, teacher 58 Pump Sinclair widow Mary, 43 Oak Siney Robert, 60 Allen Singer Henry, 67 Forsyth Sinnott John, grocer Broome c Varick Sinnott Richard, skinner 17 Bancker Sipkins Henry, grapery Crosby n Prince Sisco David, labourer 32 Bancker Siico Tunis, labourer 25 Desbrosses SiseJohn, labourer Reason Sisson Mary, 1 Warren Sistaire Joseph, com. mer. 122 Mulberry Sitcher A painter izc 169 Greenwich Sivalls James, grocer 24 Bowery Skaats Bartholomew, cooper Wooster n Spring Skaats B keeper City Hall Skaats Elizabeth R. 94 Reed Skaats Elizabeth, tailoress 658 Pearl Skaats Isaac B. corp cartman Collect n Franklin skaats Rinier, rear 46 Thomas Skaats widow Martha, 196 Division Skelding J iraes, 7 Coenlies-slip b 16 Beaver "-kellorn Geo. W. chairmaker 356 Pearl "^kelly VV. stonecutter 236 Spring Skjddy Wm shipmaster 43 Oliver Skidmore Jcremiuh, grocer 58 Spring Skidmore John, Lewis Man. hi. Skidmore John, porterhouse 147 Washington Skidmore Lemuel, iron tyc. st. 69 Dey h 7 Provost Skidmore Robert C. 464 Pearl Skidmore Samuel T. 197 Pearl Skidmore Thomas- engineer Grand n Forsyth Sidmore Wm. carpenter Columbia l Stanton SJ,iitmr>re Zenas, tailor 107 Mott Skidmore L and W. mercbs. 1 19 Chatham c Pearl Skilburn widow Catherine. Canal n Church Skillin Simeon, carver 119 Cherry Skillmau Joseph carpenter Warren c Washington Skillman John B. mer. 10 Maiden-lane Skillman Jonetban, butch, 31 Cath. m. h 204 Mott Skillman wjdow, 133 Leonard Skinner Ebenezer, labourer 49 Collect Skinner Jacob, brushinaker 222 Elizabeth Skinner James, smith 221 Washington h 323 Skinner John, tailor 31 Orange Skinner Peter, smith 89 Beekman Skinner Richard, shoem. 25 Mulberry Skinner widow E. 53 Lombard)' Skinner widow of Thomas, Oliver n Bancker Slack John, teacher 356 Water Slack Joseph, cartman c Broome and Clarke Slack Rich. W. sexton St. Paul s 24 Chapel Slack Wm. coacboiaker 214 Bowery Slaght H. carpenter, Douiinick n Varick Sla^lit Thomas, shipmaster Clarku n Spring Slagle Peter, ropemaker 12'J Forsyth MEW-YORK DIRECTORY f ?lam Wb. saddler 114 Henry Sluter Stephen, carpenier2 Arundel Staler Thomas, mariner rear 137 Pump Slater Wm. carpenter 22 Duan«d v : Slater widow Mary, 2 Duane Slatery Joseph, shipcarpenter 136 Lombardy Slawson Nath. marshal 69 Division Slidell John A. attor. 2 Law-buildings h 99 Duaut Slidell widow Naomi, 146 Reed [ingdale Slidell J. Si Co. soap man. 189 Elizabeth h Bloo_n Slipper Joseph F. sboemakor 152 William Slipper Joseph, shoemaker 65 Mulberry Slipper Thomas M. shoemaker 73 Division Sloan John, cartman Wooster c Bleeeker Sloan John, weaver Cherry n Gouverneui Sloan Robert, labourer 193 Hester Sloan Thomas, rear 177 Greenwich Sloan William D. mariner 16 Frankfort Slocotnb J. teacher 64 Church and 43 Warren Slocum Daniel, grocer 62 Forsyth c Hester Slocum Lewis D. shoemaker 2 Warren Slocum Sam. shipm. 3 Cbeapside Slocum Webley, shoestore 65 Catherine Slocum William T. 2 Broome Slocum Si Degrauw, grocers c Hester aud Bowery Sioo Elizabeth, 52 Cbrystie Sloot B F. 102 Mott Slossom E. attorney c Cedar and Nassau Slosson Nathaniel H 62 Pine Slosson Wm . att. and couns. 34 Pine Slote James, smith 71 Harman Slote John, cartman 186 Mott Slote widow Ann of Peter, Provost n Washington Slott Alexander, carver 61 Warren Slover Abm. A. grocer and lumber inspec. 5 South Slowey Patrick, peddler 2 Lomhardy Slowly Wm. livery stables 29 h 31 John Slusnn Thomas, mariner 62 Ludlow Smack Christian, cartman Prince n Thompson Small John, cartman 4 Chapel Small Lawrence, painter 45 Anthony Small widow Catherine, grocer 56 Bancker Smalley John S. tnrner 174 1-2 Duane Smalley Nath. baker 22 Hester h 3 Jefferson Smalley S. R. M. D. Delaocy n Forsyth Smart Joseph, grocer 35 Lombardy Smart Robert, 9 and 31 Lombardy Smeck Fred, chairmaker 78 Bayard Smedberg Co. Charles G. merchants 73 Church Smets C M milliner 134 William Smets Hardrick, shoem. and milliner 220 Greenw Smith A. hoarding!) 142 Broadway Smith Aaron, dry«ood st. 256 Broadway Smith Aaron, broker 6 Murray Smith Abel, baker Oak c Oliver Smith Abraham, mer. 216 Fulton h 36 Dey Smith Abraham L att. and couns. 48 Pine Smith Abm. 425 Washington Smith Alex, cartman 144 Allen Smith Alviu, cartman G.aud n Suffolk 33 38S MERCEIN'S Smith A. merchant 71 Lombardy Smith Andrew, weighmaster 104 Chapel Smith Andrew,- shipmaster 71 Roosevelt Smith Andrew, boarding)]. 40 Orange Smith Ann, boardingh. 172 Broadway Smith Ann widow, 91 Mulberry Smith Anne, 4 Ferry Smith Arthur, mason 10 Walker Smith Benj. victualler 24 William Smith Benj. shipmaster and innkeeper Grand n E 14 Smith Benj. E. grocer Delancy c Ludlow Smith Benjamin I. Desbrosses Smith Benj. cartman Crosby c Spring Smith Bernard, cartman 35 Henry Smith Caleb L. physician 198 Division Smith Caleb, Sullivan n Broome Smith Caleb, grocer Spring c Hudson Smith Caleb, cartman 8 Jefferson Smith Caleb, cordwainer Broome n Suffolk Smith Catherine, 10 Theatre Alley Smith Charles, teacher 68 Cross Smith Charles, tanner Christopher n Delancy Smith Charles D. carpenter 205 Mulberry Smith Charles, Thompson n Spring Smith Charles F painter 397 Greenwich Smith Christopher, sugar.baker 225 Forsyth Smith Cornelius, 12 Chapel Smith Daniel, 19 Catherine-lane Smith Daniel, sailmak Wash, c Vesey k 18 Chapel Smith Daniel, shoemaker 118 Elizabeth Smith Daniel D. booksel fa stationer 190 Greenv. Smith Daniel E mer 117 South h 20 Oak Smith DanieU shoeblack 38 Roosevelt Smith David, carpenter 29 Fletcher Smith David, cartiaan 231 Mulberry Smith David V. 179 Front Smith David, soda water 427 Broadway Smith David, shoemaker Collect c Broome Smith Ebenezer, carpenter Elizabeth n Broome Smith Ebenezer, 47 Walker _ Smith Edmund, mer 53 Front h 7 Bridge n Whiten Smith Edward, pilot 60 Ann Smith Edward, umbrella maker 260 Pearl Smith Edward, cartman. Christopher n Herring Smith Ednin, shoemaker rear 145 Forsyth Smith Elihu, h 10 Grand n Chrystie Smith Elijah, 152 Broadway Smith Eliza, tailoress 55 Mulberry Smith Elisabeth, 4 Hague t ^ Smith Elkana, boardingh 7th ward hotel 66 Rutgers Smith Epenetue, tailor 207 Chatham Smith Erastus, cartman 1 Allen Smith Ezekiel G. accountant 47 Murray Sjnith Floyd, 172 Broadway h Jones Smith Francis, 65 Eldridge Smith Freeman, grocer Christopher n Pump Smith Gamaliel, 176 Pearl h 363 Broadway Smith Geoige B collector 118 Elm Smith George E 207 Chat ham Smith George E tailor 7 Catherine NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. S8* Smith George, sawyer 41 Watts Smith George M D. 294fcowery Smith George, smith Water n Scammel Smith George, silver plater 90 Daane Smith George, 141 Pump Smith George, locksmith rear 470 Peart Smith George, dealer Macdougal n Spring Smith Gerard, cartman 28 Goerck Smith Gerardus, sailmaker 42 Front h 15 Beaver Smith Gershom, merchant 232 Front Smith Gilbert, M. D. 329 Pearl Smith Hannah, shoebinder 13 Essex Smith Haziel, carpen rear 33 Ferry h 67 Roosevelt Smith Henry, chimney office 54 Augustus Smith Henry H. carpenter 205 Mulberry . Smith Henry S. grocer and porterh 11 Chatham Smith Henry, coachmaker 453 Broadway Smith Hugb, paver 33 Cheapside Smith Ira, tavern keeper 21 Catherine Market Smith Ira, merchant 7 Old slip Smith Isaac, 5 Gssex Smith Isaac, grocor Jas. si c Front h 36 Cheapside Smith Isaac, cartman Pitt n Stanton Smith Isaiah, cartman IS Ludlow Smith I-piah. bouse carpenter Forsyth c Broome Smith Jacob, shipcarpenter 23 Gouverneur Smith Jacob, labourer 72 Mulberry Smith Jacob, carpenter 172 Spring Smitfi Jacob, mason 1 12 Orange Smith Jacob, carpen. 11 Roosevelt h 260 William Smith Jacob, fire engine maker 55 Elm Smith Jacob B. merchant 42 Division Smith J. B. merchant 44 Forsyth Smith James, merchant 40 Cheapside Smith James, 25 Oak Smith James, Cherry n Gouverneur Smith James, mariner Norfolk c Grand Smith James C. 205 Broadway Smith James, mariner 251 Greenwich Smith James A. S 59 Wall Smith James T. merchant 62 Broad Smith James, seaman 170 Mulberry Smith James, attor and conns 24 Vesey Smith James, printer 30 Cross Smith James, grocer Broadway e Heslet Smith James, hairdresser 95 Division Smith James, tailor 279 Water Smith James, grocer 34 Peck slip a Smith James, currier 32 Henry Smith James, sboemnker L42 Mulberry Smith James C. 640 Water Smith James S. grocer 136 Che'rry Smith Jane, washerwoman 64 Cedai Smith Jane, washerwoman 172 Duane Smith Jeremiah, well digger 122 Mott Smith Jerred, gardener Broome c ForiylL Smith Job. shoemaker 89 Lembardy » Smith Job, shoemaker 85 Forsyth c Grand Smith John, 86 Water Smith John. teilor52 Elizabeth 384 MERCEIN'^ Smith John T. Green nCrand Smith John, mariner 96 henry Smith John, 107 H&rman Smith John H. merchant tailor 172 Broadway Smith John, cartman Arundel n Broome Smith jun. John, cartman 8 Jefferson Smith John, cabinet maker Mangin n Broo me Smith John, cartman Attorney n Delancy Smith John, sbipcarpenter 26 Vandam Smith John, grocer 118 Anthony Smith John, sawyer 61 North Moore Smith John, tailor and boardingh 365 Water Smith John, cartman 52 Rivington Smith John, printer 74 Reed Smith John, shipper Market c Cherry Smith John, shipcarpenter 149 Hudson Smith John, Bancker c Pike Smith John, carpenter Scammel n Cherry Smith J. A. cartman 137 Hudson Smith John, grocer 34 Augustus Smith John, labourer 164 Bowery Smith John, boatman Ridge n Stanton Smith John, cartman Pitt n Stanton Smith John jun. Windsor chairmaker 9 Division Smith John, rigger 33 Dover Smith John, cartman 39 Essex Smith John, mason 24 Catherine Smith John, chairmaker 12 Catherine Smith John, sbipcarpenter 64 Rutgers Smith John, grocer 2 Franklin Smith John, tailor 301 Elizabeth n Prince Smith John, mason Sullivan n Spring Smith John, granery Spring n Laurens Smith John, boardinghouse 192 Water Smith John, white and blacksmith 9 h 30 Water Smith John, umbrella maker 93 Chatham Smith John, carpenter 54 Lombardy Smith John, grocer 56 Allen Smith John, contractor Greenwich c Canal Smith John, hairdresser CTCourtlandt cWashingte Smith John, shoemaker Sheriff n Broome Smith John B butcher 3 Cadi, mar h 17 Stanton Smith John Calvin, merchant ol Fulton h 36 Pell Smith John C. merchant 179 Pearl h 22 Cheapside Smith John D cartman 207 Delancy Smith John H. oysterman 75 Mott Smith John H. carpenter 44 Thomas Smith John I. upholsterer 80 Ilarman Smith John J. 441 Pearl Smith John L. bookseller 27 Maiden-lane Smith John N. merchant tailor 172 Broadway Smith John R. drawing academy Rotunda Smith John R. shipmaster 24 Clinton c Bancker Smith John S. Nassau c Maiden-lane Smith John T broker 60 Wall Smith Jonathan, mariner 5 Jacob Smith Jonathan, 116Chatbare Smith Joseph B. 69 Fulton Smith Joseph, 45 South Smith Joseph, umbrella maker 362 Pearl NEW-S ORK DIRECTORY. 38i wraith Joseph, sawyer 25 Maore Smith Joseph D. inspec. of wood 284 Spring Smith Joseph M. physician 20 James Smith Joseph P. grocer 7 Peck- slip Smith Josiab, shoemaker rear 106 Elizabeth Smith Jotbam, drygood store 223 h 235 Broadway Smith Julian, 10 Theatre Alley Smith Lee, Division n Arundel Smith Levin, labourer 165 Bowery Smith Lewis, cabinet maker 71 Scammel Smith Lewis, dockbuilder Perry n GreenwicL Smith Lewis, shoemaker 83 Forsyth Smith M. drygood store 104 1-2 Broad Smith Magare, Sullivan n Houston Smith Margaret, mantuamalter 68 Ann Smith Maria, 21 Renwick Smith Mary B. teacher Cherry n Montgomery Smith Mary, 60 Mulberry Smith Mary, milliner 27 Watts Smith Mary, 558 Pearl Smith Mary Ann, school mistress 67 Roosevelt Smith Matilda, 658 Pearl imith Matthew, carpenter 84 Maidenlane h 46 Gold Smith Matthias, painter and glazier 79 Fulton Smith Matthias, butcher 3 Fly-mar. h 299 Bowery Smith Merret, dressmaker 86 James Smith Merrit, 90 Division Smith Michael, 61 Orange Smith Michael, livery stable 58 Lumber Smith Michael, Charles n Factory Smith Morris, cartman Orchard n Stanton Smith Moses R. mariner9 Pelham Smith Moses, 8 Pell Smith Mulford, grocer 16 Catherine-slip Smith Nathaniel, mason 231 Mulberry Smith Nathaniel, bookbinder 15 Cedar Smith Nathaniel, grocer 122 Lombardy h 299 Front Smith Obediah, port warden 54 Pike Smith Othniel, 121 Orange Smith Patrick, cartman 32 Orchard Smith Patrick, carpenter 144 Pump Smith Paul, c Rutgers and LombarJy Smith Paul, Rutgers c Lombardy Smith Peleg, shoemaker 170 Reed Smith Peter, cabinet maker 146 Orange Smith Peter, paver 33 Cheapside Smith Peter, cartman 28 Lombardy Smith Philip, cartman 18 Essex Smith Richard, cartman Lewis Col. Hook Smith Richard, clerk of the market 248 Pearl Smith Richard, 41 Forsyth Smith Richard, cartman Ridge n Delancy Smith Richard, rigger rear 10 Herman Smith Richard, milkman Ridge n Delancy Smith Richard, grocer Grand n Ludlow Smith Robert, cartman Broome n Cannon Smith Robert, carpenter 1 14 Orange Smith Robert, cartman 205 Orange Smith S. M drygood store 288 Pearl , . "mith Samuel, mariner 27 Collect 33* 386 MERCEIN'S Smith Samuel, (ailor 10'faudson Smith Samnel A. marshal KiS Pump Smith Samuel, shipcarpenter 19 Vandam Smith Samuel G. 67 Gold Smith Samuel, waiter Thompson n Prince Smith Samuel, fisherman Broome n Sullivan Smith Samuel, cartraan Jones n Bowery Smith S F. mariner 112 Elizabeth Smith Sarah, 205 Front Smith Sarah, 64 Stone Smith Silas, cartraan Columbia n Broome Smith Solomon M drygood st. 288 Pearl h27 Gold Smith Stephen, shipcarpenter 234 Stanton Man. Ill Smith Stephen, carpenter 201 Orange Smith Stephen, mariner 23 Orange Smith Terrence, grocer Little Bancker Smith Thaddeus, silver plater 249 William Smith Tbos.R anct. 104 Greenwich Smith Thos VV. bookbinder 27 Collect Smith Thos. H. merchant 91 South Smith Thos. sexton 13 Mulberry Smith Thos. mariner 46 Essex Smith Thos. sawyer Lewis n Delancy Smith Thos. tanner and currier 102 Orange Smith Thos. grocer 12 Fulton h 22 Cheapside Smith Thos. D. merchant 57 Gold Smith Thos. H. mer 194 Front h 39 Beekman Smith Timothy, sweep office Elizabeth n Grand Smith Uriah, cartman Arundel n Rivingtoo Smith Valentine, grocer c Hester and Ludlow Smith Walter, merchant 183 Fulton Smith Wm. hardbread baker 13 Dover Smith Wm. city measurer 72 Henry Smith Wm. watchmaker Collect a Hester Smith Wm 48 Beekman Smith Wm. merchant 7 h 9 Old-slip Smith Wjj. carpenter Collect n Leonard Smith Wm. cartman Broome n Lewis Smith Wm. S. col. city revenue 83 Duane Smith Wm. shoemaker and grocer 127 Bancker Smith Wra. grocer c Hester and Broadway Smith Wm. gardener 1st Avenue n Second Smith Wm grocer 426 Broadway Smith Wm. cabinetmaker48 Orchard Smith Wm. chymist Lombardy n Walnut Smith Wtn. H. 32 Gold Smith Win. grocer 62 Catherine Smith Wm. H. elk. dis. court 197 Cherry Smith Wm. cartman 22 Orchard Smith Zeri, grocer 167 Fly Market Smith Zopher, cartman 144 Allen Smith widow Abigail, 22 Nassau Smith widow Ann, Pitt n Rivington Smith widow Ann, 81 Forsyth Smith widow Catherine, 269 Spring Smith widow Catherine, 87 Orange Smith widow Catherine, rear 56 Pump Smith wiJow Eliza, Forsyth n Rivington Smith widow Ellen of Jas. 468 Greenwich [square Smith widow Esther, ladies' board, sch. 3 Hudson NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 687 Smith widow Hannah of Jacob, 238 Stanton M. I. Smith widow Isabella, Sullivan n Prince Smith widow Joanna, 15 Essex Smith widow Martha, 65 Lombard}- Smith widow Mary, 40 Cheapside Smith widow Mary, 613 Water Smith widow Mary, 57 Chrystie Smith widow Patty, 71 Orchard Smith widow Patty, 65 Rutgers Smith widow Prudence, 34 Cross Smith widow Sarah, boardingh 39 Frankfort Smith widow Sarah, Pitt n Rivington Smith widow, seamstress 104 Mulberry Smith widow, 97 Orange Smith widow, grocer Varick c Brocrae , Smith widow, tailoress 22 New Smith and Gordon, grocers Christopher c Pump Smith and Piatt, grocers 299 Front Smith and Co Cornelius, 1 Maiden-lane Smith A and S. grocers 2 16 Fulton Smith J S h M. grocers 1 Catherine-sl. hl36 Cherry Smith, M'Call and Co. mer 174 h 180 Pearl Smith Joseph &t Son, manufacturers of cork 182 Water h 59 Fulton Smith and Bailey, grocers 53 Front Smith and Brouwer, tailors 69 Liberty Smith and Garniss, merchants 157 Pearl Smith and Kecler, drygood st. 398 Pearl Smith and Maintain, grocers 16 Fulton-slip Smith and Nicoll, merchants 51 Front Smith P and R. grocers 193 Grand Smith and Underhilt, grocers 12 Fulton-slip Smithen Robert, pilot 33 Dover Smitbman Ann, 104 Harman Sraithson Joseph, cartraan Collect c Leonard Smock Andrew, butc.36Cath. Mkt h 9 Elizabeth Smock Catherine, teacher 18 Spring Smull Lodowick, gardener 1st Avenue Stnults Peter, cartman Christopher Smylie Edward, brassfounder Pike c Henry Smyth Charles, distillery 219 Washington Smyth Richard, labourer Watts n Hudson Smyth Thos. smith 3 Dey & 25 Harrison h 39 Dey Snare Charles, tavern Bancker n Walnut Sneath John, carpenter Bowery n Gerard Sneckner Henry D. cartman 78 Bayard Snedeckner Lewis, cartman Grand Corl. Hook Snedeker GaiYitt, labourer 70 Christopher Snedeker James, cartman Bowery-hill Snedeker Oliver, cartm. Mangin n Grand Sneden Benj. sbipcarpenter Water last b. jrtk ' Sneden Robert, cartm. Orchard c Stanton Snell B. cartm. Laurens c Prince Snell David, shipmaster 45 Greenwich Snell Jacob, cartm. 12 Jefferson 'yifl Snell widow of Tbomas, 350 Greenwich Snethen Elisha, stevedore 16Batavia Snelhen Gregory, insp. of lamps 10 Oak Snider John, shoemaker 92 Duane Snider John E baker 10 Snffolk . MERCEIVS Snider Matthias S. 161 Greenwich Snider widow Susan, Elm c Leonard Sniffen Elijah, Ludlow c Stanton Sniffen Gilbert, cartman Amndel n Broomi Sniffen John, mer. 73 Wall b 30 Gold Sniffen John, auctioneer 82 James Sniffen Joseph, carpenter Broome c Ludlow Sniffen Mary Ann, 126 Harman Sniffen Thomas, carton. Ludlow c Stanton Sniffen Wm. grocer 135 Hester Sniffen Wm. F. carpenter Elizabeth n Spring Snook James, carpenter Thompson n Grand Snow Edmund, shipwright 119 Harman Snow Gphraim, customh officer 179 Division Snow Jedutban. marshal 167 Chatham [lyn Snow R. insp. he. of potash, fyc. 12 South h Brook- Snow widow, nurse 76 Mulberry Snyder Geo. wheelwright Broadw. n Bowery-hill Snyder Henry, ropemaker 106 Orchard Snyder Henry, labourer 338 Bowery Snyder John A. furrier 73 Maiden-lane [thony •Snyder Co. P. brewers 334 Broadway and 95 An Sofield Benjamin, 147 Leonard Soloman Jonathan, grocer 365 Water Solomon Mark, broker 96 Delancy Solomon Mary, fruit st. 60 Elm Somarindyck widow, 20 Spruce Somerindyck John W. baker 17 William Somerindyck Matthew, baker 185 Mulberry Somerindyck Win.liv. stab Perry n Greenwich Somerly Miles, cabinetm. 172 Division Somerset Levy, 2 Sullivan Somerville Abraham, mariner 20 Chesnut Somerville Archibald, Wooster c Spring Somerville John, grocer Clarke n Spring Somerville Nathaniel, grocer 134 Leonard Soper John, shoemaker 164 Grand n Orchard So per John R. grocer 40 Water Soper Piatt, cartman Goerek n Delaney Soria Aaron, mer. 536 Pearl Soule rev. Joshua, 70 Allen Soule and Mason, Methodist bookstore 41 John Southalr Sam. manuf. of trunks 165 Chatham b 57 Southard Hallet, cartm. Broome n Suffolk [Chrystie Southard Henry, milliner 13 Chatham Soulhart , boardingb. 9 State Soutberland widow, 10 Roosevelt Southmayd Samuel D. 56 Franklin Southwick H C. printer 76 Nassau b 90 Church Soutbwick Jonathan, 88 Dey c West Southwick Jonathan, grocer 28 Harrison Southwick if Vanpelt, printers 75 Nassau Southworth E. hydrometer &i watebm. 230 Greehw Soufhworth Silas, shipwright Cherry n Scammel Sowarby widow Mary, grocer 170 Division Sowrey F A. teacher Blotmin^ialc Spader Wm. merch. 237 Broadway £pader widow Christiana, Grand n Mercer Spalding Lyman, pfays. and sur. 81 Beekman Spangler John G. tailor 98 Chamber Spanish Consul's Qffiu,S Murray NEW- YORK DIRECTORY. 389 Spark Alexander, cartman 34 1-2 Broome Spark Jona9, shipwright 235 Division Sparkesman widow Ann, nurse 60 Harmao Sparks John, granery Spring c Elizabeth Sparks Samuel, grocer 238 William Sparks Walter C 34 Roose\ clt c Bancker Sparks Wm. H. grocer Gold c Ferry Sparshott Thomas, shoemaker 105 Gold Speaight C. tobacconist 23 Bowery Speaight Chas. tobacconist Grand n Bowery Speaight H brewer Hudson n Charlton Speaight Wm. cabinetm. Sullivan n Broome Speaight widow of Richard 93Mott Spear Albert J. shoemaker 26 Thomas Spear Christopher, rear 26 Lumber Spear Elisha, Circus Broadway [Mulberey 3{>ear John M watchmk. jewel 46 Chatham U 1 Spectator Office jffp^ 90 Wall Speed Jas. mariner 43 Nassau Speed Jas. tailor Grand n Greene Speer Barrett B. carpenter 15 Clarke Speir H.igh, cooper 145 Water Speir Robert, cooper 7 Depeyster h 36 Cedar Speir widow Catherine, 80 Gold Spellman Phebe, 96 Catherine Spellman Jas S. turner 87 Harman Spence Eliza, 10 Pearl Spence Gavin, watchmaker 59 Oliver Spence John, shoemaker 65 Front Spence Mr. grocer 82 Catherine Spence Mrs. dressmaker 28 Lumber Speneer Alex, smith Stanton c Columbia Spencer Augustus, grocer 221 Water Spencer Elijah, cartman 42 Essex Spencer George, blacksmith 76 Thompson Spencer Jas. brushmaker 164 Bancker Spencer Joseph, Greenwich-lane n Amos Spencer Paul, 36 Vesey Spencer widow Mary, parasol St. 51 Broad Spibe John, hatter 8 Chapel Spicer David, cartman Chrvstie n Grand Spicer Francis, butch 29 Wash Mkt. h 98 Elflridge Spicer John B. merchant 52 Rose Spicer Peter, cartman Eldridge n Rivington Spicer Peter W. 125 Harman Spicer Rev Tobias, 32 Nassau Spicer widow Catherine, 77 Chrystie Spicer and Thorn, mer 411 Pearl Spies AW. mer 87 Maiden-lane h 65 Nassau Spies Henry, cabinetmaker 75 Beekman Spies John, 19 Essex Spies John I. druggist 197 b 184 Greenwich Spies widow Mary, boardingh. 65 Nassau Spies and Burger, druggists 184 Greenwich Spiller John, clockmaker 28 Pell Spingler Jacob, tobacconist 142 Duane Spingler widow Mary, Bmoery hill Spinnage Mary, 64 Fulton 390 MERCEIN'S Spofford, Tileston and Co. com mer. 133 Peari Spoon Margaret, 87 Chapel Spooner Alden, ed. Columbian 69 Pine h Brooklyn Spooner Joseph, shoemaker Laigbt n Greenwich Spotswood Wm. cabinetmaker 140 Broome Spotswood Mrs and Miss, seminary 140 Broome Sprague Gideon R. mason Eldridge c Stanton Sprague Jemima widow, boardingb. 27 Peck-slip Sprague Joseph, merchant 51 Fulton Sprainger Peter R. 45 Murray Spratt John, 95 Mulberry Spratt Thomas, smith Grand c Essex h 40 Esse* Spread Wm. 72 Broome n Mott Spring Rev Gardner, 80 Beekman Spring John, chairmaker 18 Cherry ^pringsteel Simon, Orchard n Rivington Sprong Bernard, mer Fulton n Cliff h 69 Eldridge Sprang Stephen, cartman Prince n Thompson Sproull Jeremiah, carpenter 145 Reed Sproull Nathaniel, teacher Collect n Pump Sproull Samuel, carpenter 184 Church Sprouls John I. combraaker 228 Bowery Spyer Fred, mer Washington c Hammersley Sqtieiroll John, tobacconist 9 Ludlow Squinse Noah, boardingh. Chenv n Cor. Hook Squire Charles, mer 126 Pearl h 14 Cortlandt Squire Nancy, 398 Cherry Squire widow Lavina, seam. Cherry n Montgomery Squire k Silliman, mer 126 Pearl Squires Thos. carpenter 65 N Moore Stackhouse Wm. chairmak. 26 Gold Stady Jas. mariner 167 Bancker Stafford Anthony, broker 19 Wall h 289 Greenwich Stafford Elijah, cartman 16 Essex Stafford Henry, printer 66 Wall Stafford Jas. porter 19 Thames Stafford Rev Ward, 174 Cherry Stafford Wm. shoemaker 104 Mott Stage John, cartman Thompson n Broome Stagg Abm Pitt n Stanton Stagg Abm. mer. 161 h 80 Warren Stagg Cornelius, con. 8th ward Vandam n Hudson Stagg J B. cartman 313 Bowery Stagg John P. merchant 167 Greenwich Stagg Nicholas, labourer 101 Bayard Stagg Peter, merchant 27 Barclay Stagg juu Thos. merchant 345 Broadway Stagg Thos. 49 Ferry Stagg widow Ann, 264 Greenwich Stagg widow Elizabeth, 154 Bancker Sta^g widow M. 28 Frankfort Sta;:e Thos. and Peter, 156 South Stag- i;Bd Co Abm. 161 Washington Stahl Fred, baker 264 William NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. SSI Stak widow Sarah, 184 William Stakes Robt. tiv. stable 26 Spruce h 1S4 William SteJey Archibald. 33 Walker Marnier Christian, butc 66 Fly Mar h 203 Bowery Stamler J butc 63 fly-Mar h Delaney c Ludlow itaobrougb Sarah, man tut maker 108 Orange Staabury Daniel, 41 Frankfort Slanbury Stephen, 41 Frankfort Stanbury widow, 41 Frankfort Standerwick Wra. 172 Bancker Stanford Rev. John, A. M. 17 Lispenard Stanford i\ IS mer 160 Pearl h 16 Harrison Stanley Sabra, nurse Broome n Cannon Stanley Adam, smith 25 Forsyth Stanley John, Arundel n Broome Stanley Tho». weaver 67 Gold Stanley Thos mariner Cannon n Grand Stannard Geo. grocer 125 Fly Mar b 66 Cortiandt Stansbie Luke, 94 Pearl Stnnsbury Rev. Abm O. inst deaf <£- dumb 41 Warren Stansbury Daniel, mer. office 20 Fulton c Front Slansbury James, carpenter Charlton n Greenwich Stansbury John A. carpenter 385 Bowery Stansbury Jonas, mason 96 Elm Stansbury Samuel, sec ins company 83 Leonard Stansbury Susan, 77 Gold Stanton Geo. H. 5 Coenties slip h 37 Greenwich Stanton Jane, 45 Lispenard Stanton John W. chairmaker 11 Walker Stanton John, shipmaster 63 Ann Stanton Wm. carpenter 63 Walker Stanton widow of Henry, 229 Church Stanwood widow Sarah, teacher 95 Christopher Starkes widow, 67 James Starkey Elizabeth, green grocer21 Pike Starkey Samuel, 32 Cross Starkins James, shipmaster Broome n £ River Starr Beverly, 69 Church Starr Eleazer, tailor 110 Pump Starr Mrs. 38 John Start Lemuel D. shipcarpenter 423 Washington Slartin widow Sarah of Charles, 233 Broadway Stolen Island Ferry house, Whitehall Stead Daniel, merchant 98 Pearl h 154 Cherry Stearns John, M. D. 47 John Stebbins David, h 32 Catherine Stebbins John, 26 North Moore Stebbins widow of Simon, 36 Cherry Stebbins and Couch, grocers 296 Front Sledman Stephen, cartman Delaocy c Norfolk Steel Nicholas, butch £ Fly Mar h 99 Mott Steel widow of Robert M. 49 Vesey Steele Charles, grocer 507 Greenwich Stale Pris»n Warehouse, 106 Pearl State Lottery Office 139 Broadway MERCEIN'S Steele George, printer 28 Barclay Steele Manning, combraaker 13 Stanton Steele Robert, soap and candle maker 35 Bridge Steele Robert, painter 17) Grand Steele B. S. broker 50 Wall li 37 Pioe Steele VVm. mer34 Liberty b Spring n Clarke Steeles Charles, grocer Broome c Cannon Steen Jacob, mason Grand n Crosby Steen John, looking glass store 161 Fulton Sieenback Anthony, 58 N Moore c Hudson Steenback Martin, tobacconist rear 55 Oak Steene Robert, cartman Mulberry n Cathedra; Stein Henry, Orange opposite Franklin Steinbach Joachim L. broker 101 Water Steinberg jun David, boardingh 141 Pearl SteinbrenerF. W. 178 Pearl Steinbrener Gotleib, shoemaker 39 Molt Steiz Lewis, 12 Crosby Stephen Joseph, accountant 13 North Moore Stephens Charles G. cooper 27 Lombardy Stephens Garrit, mer 180 Pearl h 82 Maiden-lane Stephens John, grocer Springe Thompson Stephens John, oyster cellar 330 Water Stephens jun. John, upholsterer 82 Maiden lane Stephens John H. shoemaker 27 Maiden-lane h 43 Stephens L. W. glovemaker 99 Chatham [Dey Stephens Nathaniel, carpenter Varick n Provost Stephens fsatbaniel, carpenter 64 Provost Stephens Nicholas, sawyer 286 Spring Stephens O painter 90 Cburcb Stephens Peter, cartman 71 Thompson Stephens Phebe 477 Pearl Stephens S. 226 Water Stephens Thomas, teacher Bowery hill n L. last Stephens widow, 82 Maiden-lane Stephens and Lippencott, merchants 52 Front Stephenson Bcnj. 51 Dey Sterling James, 43 South Sterling Wm. 65 John Sterling and Bonner, 43 South Sierns Alice, 65 Walker Stevens Alexander HMD surg. N. Y. hospital Stevens Ann, wbiteveasber 87 Mulberry Stevens EUenezer, mer 222* Front h 30Vesey Stevens Elizabeth, 63 Warren Stevens Emanuel, mason 481 Pearl Stevens Henry, 5 Cross Stevens Henry, saddler 466 Greenwich Stevens Horatio G. 224 Froat h 37 Chamber Stevens Isaac, coppersmith 80 and 92 Water Stevens Isaac, grocer Elizabeth c Broome Stevens James, shipwright Montgomery Stevens John, dockbuilder, 313 Spring Stevens John H. 43 Dey Stevens Nicholas H. pilot 40 Mulberry Stevens Nicholas, labourer 23 Lombardy Stevens Peter, tavern &t groc. O. liar, road Stevens Samuel, attor. 226 Wmer h 30 Vesey Stevens Samuel, 88 Broad street academy Stevens Thomas, grocer 66 Beyard NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. S9S Stevens . fruitshop 6 Cross Slevens Wra. merch. 157 South h Vesey c Church Stevens Wm. bookbind. 67 Roosevelt k, 254 Water Stevens and Sons, 222 Front h' 30 Vesey Stevens h Mactier, merchants 157 South Stevenson C. S. shipmaster 35 Oak Stevenson Frederick, cust. h. officer 50 Rutgers Stevenson Henry, 5Beekman Stevenson Isaac, grocer Broome c Elizabeth Stevenson James, cartman Attorney n Rivington Stevenson John, mariner Broome n Molt Stevenson John, thread rnanuf. Spring n Varicfc Stevenson John, 99 Reed Stevenson John, join. & carpent. Green n Spring Stevenson John, 6 Batavia Stevenson Matthew, cust. h officer 4 Water Stevenson Shore E. grocer 48 Pump Stevenson Thorn *s. smith 17 Gold Stevenson Wm. F. marshal 39 Forsyth Stevenson widow, 148 Orange Steves R. S. mariner rear 170 Bowery Steward VleiHi-der, tailor Cherry n Governeur Steward jun. John. 122 Pearl Steward John, boatman, 201 Bancker Steward John, labourer 98 Elm Stewart Alexander, ca'penter 35 Bayard Stewart Alexander L 231 Broadway Stewart Alexander, stonecutter Ouane r Church Stewart Alexander, sashmaker Grand c Norfolk Stewart Alexander, merchant 110 Church Stewart Ann 60 Church Stewart Charles, shoemaker 33 Lombardy Stewart Charles, 556 Pearl Stewart Daniel, labourt^92 Mott Stewart James, 5 Cross Stewart John, painter \llen c Stanton Stewart John, grocer 48 Rutgers Stewart John, carpenter 28 Barclay Stewart Peter, cartman 124 Orange Stewart Renlock, Chamber c Greenwich Stewart Robert, 33 Chapel Stewart Robert, 231 Broadway •» Stewart Samuel, labourer Lombardy n Corl. hook Stewart Wm tinpiate work 30 Barclay Stewart Wm. J. builder 28 Barclay Stewart Wm. muson 62 Thompsoa ifcMSf'Vf'*!^ Stewart Wm. mason 15 Thomas Stewart Wm basket maker 86 Molt Stewart Wm F. printer 50 Essex Stewart Wm merchant 83 Greenwich Stewart widow. 196 Division Stibbs widow Phebe, Thompson n Spring .4 -ittUj Stickler Joseph, grocer 25 Broad 'VmH Stiles Henry, cartman Allen n Stanton Stillman John, shipmaster 2 Crosby Stillwaggon David, carpenter 36 h 33 Stone , <' •Btill.vaggon Wm. shoem. Cherry n Montgomery Stilwell Barnet. wheelwr. 79 Bowery h 135 Grand Slilwell Barnet, Grand n Forsyth i Stilwell Elias M. 21 Suffolk 394 Stilwell Jarratt, 446 Pearl Stilwell Nathan, oarpenter 34 Bowery Stilwell Peter fisherman 16 Burling slip Stihvcl! Sstmoel, 47 Bowery Stilwell W M drygood store Spring cGreenwic Stilwell Wm.44 0ak Stilwell Wm M. jnercb. Springe Greenwich Stilwell widow Ana. 99 Chamber Stilwell widow Elizabeth, 62 Mott Stine John, hatter 10 Essex Stinson Henry, sailniaker 166 Harroao St. Clair James, 27 Watts St. John Charles C. 171 Orange St. John David, boot-tree and last ma. 66 Mulberry St Johsfa Church fnsi'»|ft Hudson .square Vanek St. John Lewis M. tailor, 242 337 Pearl St. John Thomtis, carltoan 64 Market St. John, Piatt & Faulkner, marc, tailors 242 Pearl St. Ledger Catherine, 13 Mott 3tites widow, boarding house 1 Old slip Stivers Frederick, labourer 58 Authony Stivers Thomas, carpenter Elizabeth n Grand Stockbridge John M. morocco dresser 36 Eldridge Stockman Jabez, rigger 39 Oak Stockton Robert, mason 127 Lombard/ Stoddart Wra. shipmaster 123 Cherry Stoddart Robert, carpenter 120 Leonard Stokes Henry, grocer 27 Coenties-slip Stokes John, Allen n Delancy Stokes Thomas, shoemaker 193 Mott Stokes Thos. mer. tailor 17 William h 46 Franklin, StoUemvcrck's ' *"B .Mechanical Panorama Stollenwerck P. M. watchmaker 167 Broadw. and Stone Jeremiah ,sashro. 113 Orange [44 Maiden-lane Stone Olney, grocer 61 Mott Stone Robert, ropemaker 139 Mulberry Stone Wm. L. Editor Commercial Adv. 41 John Stonehouse Charles, gocer37 Roosevelt c Bancker Stoner Thomas, labourer 111 Mulberry Stook John, smith, 171 Duane Stoothoff John, grocer 9 Fulton- slip Stoppani Francis, looking-glass st. 51 Chatham Storer Ebenezer, Tontine coffee house 66 Wall Storer Isaac, shipmaster 33 Roosevelt Storer widow Charity of John, 26 Lumber Storing Martha, Grand n Mott Storm G B. grocer 98 Broad Storm Garrit, mer. 9 Coenties si. h 14 Wall Storm Geo. B. grocer c Bridge Slorm Isaac T. mer. 83 Broad Storm States, shoemaker 64 1-2 Sullivan Storm Stephen, mer. 11 Coenties-sl. h 3 Wall 9torm Thomas T. 110 William 157 NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 695 Storm & Bailey, merchants 15 Coenties-slip Storm 6C C i T c William tuid John tU Storms Abraham, dockbuilder rear 470 Green wicti Storms Daniel, smilb 100 Bancker Storms Frederick, cartman 4 West Storms George, tavern Washington c Araos Storms Henry, carpenter 49 Sullivan Storms Henry, saddler 187 Water Storms L K. liv. stable 477 Pearl Storms Nicholas, cart man Spring Storms Nicholas, milkman 17 Vandam Storms Rnlef. cooper 64 Chamber Storms Thomas, cartman 66 Sullivan Sory Benjamin, boatman 6 Chapel Story Wm. W. shipmaster James c Oak Story widow Mary, 4 Oak Stotightenberg Eleanor, 6 Hurman Stoughtenberg Jacob, custom u officer 27 Chatham Stoughtenburgh Thomas, merchant Green n Spring Stougbloo Don Thomas, Spanish consul 9 Murray Stout Andrew V. baker 6 Pump Stout Jacob, boatman 7 Pike Stout Jacob, eailmt.ker 138 Bancker Stout jun. Jacob, merchant 111 Chatham Stout Jas. D. engraver and seal sinker 102 Liberty Stout John W. carrier 10 Jacob Stout Jonathan, mason 1 14 Orange Stoat. Peter, carpenter Prince n Thompson Stout Samuel, cooper Desbrosses Stout Stephen, oysterhouse 88 Franklin Stout Blaokledge.sailmaker] 117Soutbc Peck si Stout &. Carroll, 23 Ferry Stout Si Piatt, merchants 111 Chatham Stoutenbvrough William, wire fact. 3 Ii irling-siip Stouteuburgh Jacobus T. insp.of graiu 51Courtlandt St. Paul'l Church jiir /H Broadway c Fvltm l g =ft r -B , and F'esa/ St. Pettr't Church ffg|g|f 16 Barclay Strary Sarah, boardinghouse 102 Warren Strain James, distiller Wooster n Bleecker Strample George, cartman Greenwich a King Strang Daniel, merchant 45 Water Strang John, merchant 45 Wafer Strang John P. sausage maker 13 Pell Strang wid'iw of John, grocer 14 Mulberry Strang widow Rlieabel'u, 7 Pump Strang ii Ely, 143 Chatham Strateham Geo. shipcarp Lombard/ n Gouverncar Stratten Joseph, millwright 37 Lombardy Stratton William, grocer 3d aver.ne n Siuyvesaat Stratton ii Aikman, coopers 212 Front Stratton fc Winthorp, 220 Pearl Street Harvey, grocer 33 Peck-sl. h 60 Roosevelt Street Henry, grocer 31 Peck slip h 60 Roosevelt Street Wahon, 30 Pearl h 30 Moore Street if Morgan, grocers 33 Peck-slip Streeter widow Rboda, weaver Sollivaa n Broome Straight widow, boardingh 1 13 Anthony 39C MERCEIN'S Stremrael George, carpenter 23 Murra Strieker I. cartman Prince n Thompson Strieker John, 1 13 Chapel Strickland James, grocer Forsyth c Hester Strickland James, Rivington c Eldridge Striker Dennis, insp. customs 27 Rroad Striker widow, 16 Chapel Stringbam James, cartraan Broome n Norfolk Stroebel John, physician 42 Elm Strokes John, blacksmith Jay c Rhyndcr Strong Benj. merchant 162 Church h 79 Leonard Strong Duncan, grocer 80 WhII Strong Geo.W. att. and not. 44 Pine h 50 Franklin Strong Henry, shoemaker 5 Pump Strong Isaac, 86 Liberty Strong James, merchant 160 Front h 12 Court^cd!" Strong John B 95 Pump Strong Joseph, counsellor 186 Fulton Strong Nathaniel W 162 William Strong Orange W. paperstainer 63 Harman Strong rev. Paschal N. 123 Fulton Strong Petei, baker 208 Eldridge Strong R. attorney and couns. 325 Greenwich Strong Thomas, brewer 17 Cheapside Strong, Willets h Co merchants 92 Pine Strong &. Bullagb, grocers 2 Chamber and Torbot t Strong Joseph Co. merchants 172 Front [Henry Strong^ Son, Selah, mer 166 Front h 12 Cortlandt Stroud Daniel, shoemaker 11 Anthony Struben Jacob, waiter 64 Cedar Strutbers Robert, smith 338 Greenw. h 69 N. Moore Strycker Hannah, 161 Broadway St. Stephen's Church ■.: em Chrystie c Broome Stuart C. seamstress 1 Duane Stuart Charles, 62 Mott Stuart James, grocer and wine mer. 10 William Stuart James R. grocer 49 and 50 South Stuart Kinloch, confec 271Graenw4' 159 Chamber Stuart William P drygood store 440 Pearl Stuart ^ Ortley, merchants 39 South c Old slip Stuhl Charles J. 13 Liberty Slurges Ebenr. blockmak. 402 Water h 39 Rutgers Stnrman Edward, 26 Forsyth Starr Abraham, smith Broome n Sullivan Sturr Peter, cartman Commerce n Bedford Sturtevant Eliah, grocer Duane c West Sturtevant Eliphalot, ironfounder 53 Allen Sturtevant Ira, moulder rear 667 Water Stutchfield Thos. shipmaster 78 Cherry Stutes Henry, Delancy n Ridge Sttiy versant Martha 138 Mulberry [Avenue Stuyversant Miss, 3d h. in Stuyversant 3d [\venue Stuyversant Nicholas Wm. Bowery h betw 1st £2d Stuyversant jun. Peter, ladies' shoemaker 29 Elm Styles Isaac, carpenter 214 Church Styles I. U G. grocers Chamber c Chapel Styles widow, 98 Chapel Stymets widow Mary, 52 Warren NEW-YORK DIRECTORY 397 Stymits Benjamin, rigger 166 Duane Suchard Louis, Freoch teacher 198 Broadway Suckley G. merchant 48" Tine h Greenwich Sudler Jacob, wine bottler 2 Birmingham Sudlow Samuel, ca, tman Ridge n Rivington Suffero Thomas, merchant 186 Pearl h 32 C!i(? Sugars Mary, Walnut n Water Sullivan Catherine, 89 Harman Sullivan Daniel, merchant 129 Water Sullivan Daniel, labourer 37 Rohinsws Sullivan Hannah, 31 Gold Sullivan Job, 661 Pearl Sullivan John, 46 Elizabeth Sullivan John, mason 37 Barclay Sullivan John, stonecut. 236 Spring Sullivan Joseph, coachman 661 Pearl Sullivan Michael, porter 21 Burling-slip Sullivan Patrick, grocer Water c Walnut Sullivan Sarah, seamstress Eldridge n Rivington Sullivan Sylvester, customh. officer 15 Leonard Sullivan Wm 57 Pump Sully John, eartman Attofney n Delancy Summers Deborah widow. Grand n Forsyth Summers Samuel G. 105 Forsyth Summers Wm. 36 Pike Summeville Henry, mariner Collect n Hester Summerville C. cartman 137 Hudson Summerville Nathan, groeer Collect c Leonard Sunberry y G. stonecut 4 Beaver-lane Sulcliff Edward, tinman 16 Molt 3ulcliff John, 36 Elizabeth Sutherland widow Mnrg. seam. Forsyth n De'ancv Suthern Wm. 16 Thomas Sutliff Valentine R 22 Hester Sutliff Wm. shoemak. Norfolk Sutney John, labourer rear 20 Henry Sutten Caleb, shipw Grand Cor. Hoc Sutten N H. rear 108 Bowery Salter John, 49 Chapel Sutter widow, 117 Chapel Sutton Caleb, measurer 57 Bayard Sutton Caleb U. grocer Fulton h80 Joha Sutton Daniel, cooper 100 Pump Sutton David, carpenter 204 Church Sutton Geo. shipmaster 2o4 Bowery Sntton Jacob, shoemak 124 Orange Sutton Job, coop. 73 Bowery h Pump n Chry«tit Sutton John, mariner Chryslie n Grand . Sutton Richard, shipmaster 43 Sullivan 3ulton Saal C. shipmast. 50 Delancy e E>i»ibptf Surre Andrew, grocer Orange c Pump Surre John, leather dres. 128 Orange Surre widow Susan, 128 Orange Sur. & Insf. Office C. ft. IVall c „Vc«e.t Surrogate's Office C,ty Hall ir 398 MERCEIN'8 Sutton Wm. Commfrce n Bedford Sutton Caleb Mitchel Jetliro, grocers 89 Fulton Sutton G &, D. builders 183 Cburcli h 204 n Walker Suvvern Lucas, cartraan 93 Catherine Suydam Cornelius R. merch 13 Dey [Whitehall Suydam Ferdinand, merch 21 South h6 Bridge n Suydam Henry, merch 45 Front h 4 Stone Suydam Henry, 46 Ferry Suydam jun Jas. drygood st 45 Front h 4 Stone Suydam John, merch 4 Broadway Suydam Lambert, 13 Dey Suydam Richard, merch 140 h 65 Pearl Suydam Richard, Hudson c Charlton Suydam widow Elizabeth, 69 Cliff Suydam widow Margaret, 79 Cliff Suydam L h C. merch 61 Maiden-lane h 13 Dey Suydam and Wilson, merch 43 Front Suydam and Wyckoff, 31 South Swaid Peter, dockbuilder 481 Greenwich Swain Peter, tinman 80 Bowery Swain Shuball, shipmaster rear 91 Henry Swain widow Elizabeth, dressmaker 1 Old-slip Swaine John, printer 20 William Swallow Lewis, carpenter 16 Provost Swan Benj L. merch 157 Pearl h 66 Greenwich Swan Charles, 48 Maiden-lane Swan Jas. merch 453 Pearl Swan John, bootcrimp. grocer &. frnit st 17 Oliver Swan John, Greenwich-lane Swan John, Elizabeth n Broome Swan Peter, grocer 90 Leonard Swan Sarah, cook 20 Thames Swan Wm. 82 William h 97 Greenwich Swan & Co Ryan, maho. ch. & sofa manu 5 Warren Swan T &. C. iner 123 Pearl Swanton Robt. atto and couns 24 Oliver Swart Jas. tailor 272 Spring S warts Aaron, grocer 99 Harman c Pike Swartsall Christian G. butcher 2d Avenue Swartwout John, Greenwich Swartwoul gen Robt. mer 215 Duane Swazy Eliza widow, 109 Duane fhoedish Consul's Office (Gahn's) Sweeny Hugh, 16 Barclay Sweeny Hugh, physician 27 Chatham Sweeny Jas. porterhouse 29 Park Sweeny Miles, accountant 60 Orange Sweeny Mills, porter 253 Front Sweeny Thos. 59 Harman Sweeny Wm. grocer 141 Reed Sweeny widow Lucy, 41 Elm Sweet Benoni, cartraan 187 Spring Sweet Conrad, mariner 54 Eldridge Sweet Elisha, Collect n Grand Sweezy Lucinda, 7 Chapel Swift Ahiel, cartman 65 Chrystie S\< ift Jas baker 65 Sullivan Swift Jessr, carpenter 14 Orchard Swift j;en J G, surf's of. C. H. h Brooklyn Swift Lemuel, carpenter 183 0ucne Swift W. 345 Cherry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 399 Swift Wm sboemak. 62 1-2 Barclay Swift Wm.MD 345 Pearl Suriftsure Stage Office jf|jj|j | Cortland! c Greenwich S\\ itzer Martin, baker Rivington c Allen Switzer Peter, cutler 4 Chapel ./ Swords Jas. 87 Leonard Swords Thos. 85 Leonard Swords T and J. printers and booksellers 160 Pearl Sykes N. roer 136 Penrl Sylvester Jas. bookbinder 17 Henry Syms Jobn, cordwainer 248 Water Synagogue (Jews') ^--^j^ 19 -Mill Sypher Fred, ropeniaker Ludlow n Stanton Sypher William, shoemaker 189 Division Sypher widow Susan, lailorcss 91 James T Tabary Joseph, casemaker 22 Warren Tabele Jacob, ii.spect. of docks 111 Fulton Tabele James. 10 Broome c Elm Tabele Philip, 507 Penrl Taber Henry, cartman Slanton n Suffolk Taber Loring, Water n Gouverneur Taber Philip, rear 11 Rose Xaber Reuben, halter 17 Doyer Taber Reuben, labourer 19 Pell Taber widow Sarah, boardingh. 55 Crosby Taff John, boatman Broome n Goerck Taft Otis, carpenter Canal n Broadway Taft Samuel, carpenter 183 Church Tagart Richard, teacher 108 Spring Taggart Sam. Collect n Grand Tait John, saddler 164 Water Tait Wm. striker 130Bancker Talbart Sam. shoemaker Broome n Chryslie Talbot Elkanah, mer. 205 Pearl h Brooklyn Talbot George W. mer. 55 Pine b 87 Liberty Talcott Noah, mer. 64 South h Bowery-bill Tallick Elizabeth. Grand n Forsyth Tallmadge Fred. att. 138 Fulton h 11 Walker Tallmadge widow of Matthias B. 2 Bowling Gr. Tallman Charles, cooper 13 Stone Tallman Elias, cartman 27 Leonard Tallman Harman, c Desbrosses and Harman Tallman Hermanus, halter 64 Vesey Tallman Isaac, shoemaker 52 Spnng Tallman Jacob, weigher 8 Pearl Tallman James, tailor Forsyth n Delancy Tallman John, cartman, 42 JJ. Moore Tallman Tunis, carpenter Watts Tally Michael, grocer c Varick and Charlton Talman Joliu H. mer. 48 Walker Talman Wm. livery keeper 51 Lombardy Talman Wm. grocer 30 Pearl Talman widow Sarah, boardingh. 41 Nassau Talman H h H C. hatters 207 Greenwich TAMJUAA'Y IjAT.T. 400 MERCEIN'S Tankard Richard, sailmaker 20 Harrison Tankard widow of George, 61 Anthony Tanner Abm. sailma. 68 South c Pine h 177 Fulton Tanner Benjamin, mariner Cherry c Scammel Tanner Robert, 79 Maiden-lace Tapp Edward, 133 Fulton Tappan Arthur, 32 Whitehall Tappan Thomas, grocer 85 Forsyth Tappan & Co. Arthur 120 Pearl Tappen Charles, carpenter 17 Orchard Tappen George, 194 Hester Tappen Peter C. physician 26 Nassau Tappen ^ Reeks, carpenters 45 Bayard Tapper John, teacher 67 Orchard Tappin Henry, carpenter 66 Reed Tardy John G. mer. 89 Leonard Tardy Joseph, accountant 78 Mulberry Targay widow of John, 483 Greenwich Targee J.gold ksilversm 192 Water h 27 Frankfort Tasheria James, cabinetm. 28 Hester Tasberia Joseph, tobacconist 82 Hester Tate John, shoemaker 74 Pump Tate John, shoem. 87 Mulberry Tate John, hairdresser 473 Pearl h 59 Walker Tate Mr. 154 Water Tate Samuel, flour st. 364 Water Tate widow Sarah, 21 Roosevelt Tate Gordon, oysterm. 51 Liberty and 21 Naiiau Taubert widow Mary, fruiter 416 Broadway Tay Joel, trunk manuf. 123 Pearl b 32 Beekman Tayler Thomas C. builder 41 Robinson h Bowery-h Taylor Abraham, grocer 27 Broadway Taylor Abraham, brwomseller 143 Front Taylor Abraham, tailor 26 Cbrystie Taylor Alex. 21T Forsyth Taylor Anthony, milkman 220 Elizabeth Taylor Archibald, tailor 13 Chamber Taylor Asa, Columbia Hall Prince c Broadway Taylor B. 105 Washington Taylor Charles W. mer. West n Day h 6 Hudson Taylor Daniel, cartman 69 N. Moore Taylor David, moulder Broome n Suffolk Taylor David, cartman Thompson n Spring Taylor Edward, milkman Christopher Taylor Edward, mer. 249 Pearl Taylor Edward, sboem. 25 Eldridge Taylor Elven, shoemaker 98 Elm Taylor Frances, grocer 34 Oak • Taylor Gad, mor. 166 Pearl h 26 Dey Taylor G B. 406 Greenwich Taylor Geo. boardingb. 43 Water Taylor Geo. W. carpenter 13 Arundel Taylor jun. George, builder 6 Oliver Taylor George, boardingh. 71 Warren Taylor Henry, boot and shoem 6 William Taylor Isaac, cartman Bedford c Commerce Taylor J H 235 Pearl h 14 Vandewater Taylor James M engraver 149 Church Taylor James, 87 Broad Taylor James, blacksmith Eldridge n Broome NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 40l Taylor James, butcher 28 Eldridge Taylor James, shoemaker Broome n Norfolk Taylor Jeremiah, mariner 38 Orange Taylor John, waiter 68 Wall Taylor John, shipmaster 91 Cbrystie Taylor John, mariner 146 Allen Taylor John, labourer 89 Bancker Taylor John, carver and gilder 28 Walker Taylor John, jeweller 174 Broadway h 98 Reed Taylor John W. merchant 107 Pearl h 2 William Taylor Jr Jin. grocer 103 Greenwich Taylor John, mariner 1 Henry Taylor John, carpenter Columbia n Delancy Taylor Jonathan, cartman Bedford Taylor Joseph, 216 Pearl h 20 John Taylor Mary, soda water 562 Broadw Si 29 Fulton Taylor sen. Moses, 27 Broadway Taylor Mrs. 226 Pearl Taylor Najah, mer 145 Pearl h 10 Cortlandt Taylor Oliver H. boot and shoe manuf 290 Pearl Taylor Peter, shipmaster Varick c N Moore Tsylor Richard, brewer 38 James Taylor Samuel, shoemaker Nicholas William Taylor Samuel, shoeblack 2 Crane wharf Taylor Serano, teacher Delancy n Forsyth Taylor Stephen, pilot 2 Pelbam Taylor Stevison, 89 Front Taylor Thomas, 192 Division Taylor Thomas, tailor Elm n Broome Taylor Thomas, mason 69 Warren- Taylor Vermilye. bookbinder 13 Spring Taylor Win. shoeblack 90 Nassau Taylor Win. broomseller c Orchard and Broome Taylor Wm. shipmaster 10 Pine Taylor Wm. shoemaker Dominick Taylor Wm. cartman Nicholas William Taylor Wm. shoemaker Desbrosses Taylor Wilson, builder 77 Nassau b 11 Oliver Taylor widow Ann, 8 Dover Tnylor widow Elizabeth, 51 Broad Taylor widow Hannah, Broome n Mott Taylor widow Huldab, boardiogh 112 Liberty Taylor widow Sarah, 26 Chesnut Taylor widow Sarah, boardingh 226 Pearl Taylor widow Susan. 203 Orange Taylor widow, midwife 49 Crdar Taylor and Co. James S. 185 Pearl Taylor k, Hinsdale, jewellers 172 Broadway Taylor and Son, Albany soap candle manuf 69 Taylor k. Sons John, mer 185 Pearl [Maiden-lane Teafe widow of Henry, 89 Church Teague Wm. boatman 71 Ann Teale John C. painter 92 Chapel Team Boat Ferry Slairs to Williamsburg, Grand E R Teasman widov. 59 Wjilker Teate Thos grocer 37 Augustus Teed widow Clarissa, 137 Crosby Telemaque Pie/re, segar maker 115 Aatbony Telfair James, tailor 192 William Telfair John, 91 Washington h 5 Carlisle Telfair Margaret, 20 Vandewater 402 MERCEIN'S Telford Francis, 41 Rutgers Teller Benj. cartman 38 Hester Teller James T. smith Doroinick n Clarke Teller jun. James, 155 Chatham Teller James, carpenter 197 Mulberry Teller James, shipwright Broome n For?yth Teller .lames, hatter 359 Pearl Teller John, hatter 16 Mulberry Teller Lewis, Pitt n Stanton Teller Peter, coach trimmer 37 Banckei Teller Pierre, batter 78 Chatham Teller Solomon, cart nr. n 282 Spring Teller Tobies, smitbDominick h389 Greenwich Temple Wm 29 Henry Templeton Mr. 2 Carlisle [sant Ten Bropck Dirck, att & coun 19 Murray h Stuyve- ' Tenbrock Henry A. mer 21 Coenltes si h N Moore Tenbrook Blaze, butc 48 Cath Mar h 250 Bowery Tenbrook John M. butcher Grand n Mott Tenbrook Samuel, butcher Stanton n Bowery Teneyck Ellen, teacher 35 Rose Teueyck Margaret, 87 Beeknian Teneyck Richard, groccr82 Reed c Church Teneyck and Son, block §■ pump makers 35 South Terheun Abraham, cartman Charles Terheun Richard, drygood store Hudson c Duane Terheun Stephen, carpenter 58 Sullivan Terner Henry, 61 Cross Temer James, cartman Delancy nPitt Terner widow Margaret, 11 Leonard Terrell Mrs. 218 Church Terrill Wm. 27 William Ten-ill and Kearny, merchants 27 William Terry Abraham, merchant Grand n Forsyth Terry David, cartman Rivington n Ridge Terry Elijah, grocer Hester c Norfolk Terry Gershom, shoemaker Gerard n 3d At. Terry John, goldsmith and jeweller 29 James Terry Joseph H. 48 South h 321 Greenwich Terry Joseph, sawyer Broome n Willet Terry Samuel, deputy surveyor 166 William Terry widow Alice, 150 Division Terwilleger Jeremy, grocer Collect c Grand Teubner Charles, shipmaster 201 Pearl Thapp widow, 24 Pell Thatcher Martha, milliner 447 Pearl Thatcher Rev. Wm. 447 Pearl Thayre Laban, shipmaster 68 Roosevelt Thayre Wm. A. teacher Provost c Chapel Theald Abraham, chairmak 323 Pearl Theall Abraham, 3 Harman Theall Amy, tailoressSl Ludlow Theall Elijah, cartman Lewis n Grand Theall Horace, hairdresser 106 Elizabeth THEATRE pp»B 23 PARK Destroyed by Fire mipll May 25, 1820, 2 AM Therasson Lewis, 100 John Theriott G. L. 10 Murray Thibeanst Charles, 26. Walker NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 40r< ihire Richard, cart man 231 Mulberry Thistle Mary, huxter rear 419 Greenwich Tbolburn Rebecca, rear 96 Catherine Thomas Abraham, Mason rear 422 Greenwich Themes Alice, 72 Chapel Thomas Benjamin, brassfounder 112 Henry Thomas Charles, seaman 13 Bayard Thomas Charlotte, 10 Anthony Thomas Daniel, cabinet maker 87 Warren Thomas David, carpenter Delancy c Pitt Thomas Elias. shoemaker Greene n Broadway Thomas Elias, carver and gilder 354 Pearl Thomas Francis, grocer Water c Montgomery Thomas Gardner, 10 Pearl Thomas George, merchant 18 Cliff Thomas George, shipmaster 49 Eldridge Thomas H. Thomas, merchant 70 Murray Thomas Hannah, 41 Forsyth Thomas Henry, merchant 51 South h 18 Cliff ; nomas Jacob, oy sterman 48 Nassau Thomas James, oyslerstand Collect n Leonard Thomas James, mariner 20 Orange Thomas Jaraes, sawyer 81 Orange Thomas James, grocer ll Jefferson Thomas Jedediah, ropemak EMridge n Statitor Thomas John, labourer 34 Pell Thomas John, carpenter Chrystie c Grand Thomas John, rigger 11 Pelham Thomas John R. news collector 10 Dutch Thomas John, coaebm. 49 Rutgers Thomas John, sawyer 27 Essex Thomas Joseph M. carpenter 141 Collect Thomas Josephine, washerwoman 67 Warren, Thomas Mary, 21 Thomas Thomas Mary, Cherry n Gouverueur Thomas Newell, barber 30 Pike Thomas Owen, cooper 15 Roosevelt Thomas Richard, sawyer 50 Geld Thomas Robert, 40 Provosl Thomas Thomas, kitchen furniture wareh 31 Nassau Thomas Timothy, turner 8 Birmingham Thomas Wm. seaman 64 Cedar Thomas Wm. O. 68 Cherry Thomas Wm.' measurer 48 Collect Thomas William, printer 119 Harraan Thomas William, cartman 171 Spring Thomas William, labourer 50 Gold Thomas widow Ann, 13 Park Place Thomas widow Sarah, wasn woman 247 William Thomas widow Charlotte, 136 Lombardy Thompson Abraham, white washer 37 Orange Thompson Abram. G. mer. 163 Pearl b 91 Beekman Thompson Adam, Mulberry c Broome Thompson Alex, carpenter rear 99 Chamber Thompson Alex, merchant 112 Pearl Thompson Alex, sbip carpenter 212 Cherry Thompson Andrew rear 173 Lombardy Thompson Archibald, Mulberry x Broome Thompson Asa, shoemaker 5 Norfolk Thompson Bernard C. baker 66 Cedar Thompson Caleb, 202 Fulton 104 MERCEIN'S Thompson Cornelius, block mak 26 Catherine Thompson Daniel, baker Asylum Thompson David, blacksmith 40 Vesey Thompson Duncan, tailor 27 Lombardy Thompson Eleanor, 92 Henry Thompson Eliza, seamstress 128 Anthony Thompson Fenwick,59 Buyard [Old Har. Road Thompson Francis, merchant 10 h 35 Beekman seat Thompson G. L. attorney and clerk of the district court City-Hall, h 12 Warren Thompson Geo. butcher 132 Allen Thompson Geo. mcr. tai. 2 Coenties-si. h 42 Stone Thompson Hannah, washerwoman 42 Roosevelt Thompson Henry, 6 Vavick Thompson J A. tinworker Little Bancker Thompson James, firo Sf carpenter Grand n Collec" Thompson James, uhitewasher 25 Pell Thompson James, weaver Carmine n Bedford Thompson James, caulker Willet n Stanton Thompson Jared, Wasbinslon n Spring Thompson Jeremiah, mercb 273 Pearl h 5 Park Fl Thompson John, carpenter Orchard c Broome Thompson John, halter 256 Bowery Thompson John, grocer 90 Cherry Thompson John, grocer James c Cherry Thompson John, blacksmith f>0 Waller Thompson John, carpenter 156 Orange Thompson John, 13 Chamber ■ Thompson John, blacksmith 47 Lispenard Thompson John A. 146 Allen Thompson John, boardingbouse 63 Banck«r Thompson John, rigger rear 34 Eldridge Thompson John, riggei 21 Mulberry Thompson John, bookseller and binder 128 Pearl Thompson John, wheelwright 70 Pump Thompson John G. butcher Elizabeth n Spring Thompson Jonathan, merchant 24 Beekman Thompson Joseph, labourer Lait. hi i. Greenwich Thompson Joseph, grocer Frn'jWorl c Jacob Thompson Martin E carpenter 143 Lombardy Thompson Nathan,, carperier 5 I .-ses Thompson Pero, grocer 2 Water Thompsou Peter, merchant 33 Oliver. if^Sgf , Thompson Peter nccountant 77 Chapet Thompson Peter. 33 Oliver Thompson Richard - tailor 63 Dey Thompson Robert, i irtmaii 137 Orange xtMlR Thompson Robert, honseearpenler 240 Allen Thompson Robert, teacher 89 Mulberry Thompson Robert, merchant 102 Fulton Thompson Robert, shipmaster 69 Lombardy Thompson S. coppersmith. & stove fnc. 19 Fulton-sl h 230 Water P&iwjpr Thompson Samuel, linen store 10 Liberty Thompson Samuel, labourer Laight n Greenwich Thompson Samuel. Broome n Clarke Thomp-on jnn Samuel, murch tailor 105 Cherry Thompson Samuel, mailer font of Harrison Thompson San.uel, coppersmith 230 Water Thompson Samuel M. Washington n S. Pritou •Thompson Smith, 88 Chamber NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 40^ i kompson Thos. labourer 97 Baocker Thompson Tbos. labourer Broome n Chrystie Thompson Tbos labourer 117 Lombardy Thompson Wm. labourer Rutgers c Lombardy Thompson Wm. sawyer 63 Orchard Thompson Wm. cartman 17 Eldridge Thompson Wm. labourer 105 Elm Thompson Wm. carp & grocer 18 Hester c Suffolk Thompson Wm. tailor 13 Doyer Thompson Wm. 96 Pump Thompson Wm R. gauger 26 Franklin Thompson widow Eunice, boardingh. 211 Fearl Thompson widow Elizabeth, 262 Bowery Thompson widow Grace, Vandam n M'Dougal Thompson widow Isabella Orchard n Stanton Thompson widow Jane, 65 Augustus Thompson widow Jane, 20 Catheriue-lane Thompson widow Martha, 104 Liberty Thompson widow Patience, 52 Warren Thompson widow Sarah. 228 William Thompson widow Sarah, 146 Chamber Thompson and Daley, grocers 36 Reed [367 Vesey Thompson Clussman, cop. &. iron st. 212 Water h Thorns Christopher, cartman 43 Leonard Thomson Alex, grocer 427 Greenwich Thomson David, distiller 61 Cherry h 84 Roosevelt Thomson Jas. merchant 51 Broadway Thomson John, grocer 90 Cherry Thomson John, merchant 203 Pearl Thomson Samuel builder 13 Cedar Thomson Wm. silversmith 118 William Thomson Wna. dyer 15 Ludlow Thomson widow Sarah of Jas. 59 Cherry Thorburn G C . 56 Liberty Thorburn Robt. city meas. 92 Warren [41 Liberly Thorburn Grant &. Son, seedsm & So 20 Nassau b Thorburn John C and Son. 17 Frankfort Thorington Simuel, 36 Augustus Thorn Anna, 66 Eldridge Thorn Benj. chairmak 15 Anthony Thorn Frost, 62 Rose Thorn Jacob, clerk 33 Allen Thorn widow Aun, hoardinghouse 35 Warren Thorne David, carp. 61 Spring Thorne Hem> W. 42 Go>d Thome Isaac, boatbuilder 237 Front >ht ti Thome Jacob, curp. 102 Orchard » Mgr Thorne Samuel. 70 Varick * boardh 88 Broadway 40S MERCEIN'S Todd Paul, 3 Park Place Todd William, 147 Pearl li 35 Dey Todd Win. W merchant 77 Front h 61 John Todd Win lime cartman 228 Grand c Suffolk Todd widow Ann, 14 Courtlandt Todd Wm. W. & James H. merchants 77 Front Toddy widow Mary, 69 Henry Tofts Winchey widow of William, 30 Lumber Tohey Michael, grocer 190 Washington Toker Patrick, labourer 102 Cross Tolefree James, carpenter 40 Essex Tolefree Robert, accountant 115 Mulberry Toler & Co. H. K. merchants 113 Pearl Tolmie Collin, blacksmith 9 Ludlow Tom widow Elizabeth, 20 Spring Tom widow of Thomas, merchant 94 Bowery Tomes Francis, merchant 27 Courtlandt Tomkins Jeremiah, cartman Thompson n Broom r Tomkins John, carpenter 33 Pike Tomkins Will'am. printer 6 Grand n Crosby Tomlinson Thomas, engineer 48 New Tomlinson &. Mills, merchants 298 Pearl Tompkins Abraham, grocer Sullivan a Spring Tompkins G. 139 Hudson Tompkins Isaac, cartman 71 Sullivan Tompkins Isaac, cartman 97 Sullivan Tompkins James, joiner 135 Spring Tompkins James, capt. 10 Pelham Tompkins John, joiner 136 Spring lompkins Nebemiah U. physician 186 Division Tompkins widow Elizabeth, 313 Greenwich Tompkins widow June, 117 Mntt Toms Abraham, labourer 14 Crosby Toms Joseph, cartman Crosby n Spring Toms Leonard, li v. stub. 57 James Tomson widow Maria 101 Anthony Tonkins Wm nariner If, Oliver Tonnele J. glover and leather st. 284 Pearl Tooker Eliphalet, sbipcarpenter 595 Water Tooker John B. grocer 351 Pearl Tooker Thos. block and pumpm. Collect n Franklin Tooker widow Ann, 67 Essex Tooker if Co Sam. grocers 20 South h 19 Bridge Tookey Mich J. grocer c Bank and Washington Toole Barney, carpenter 9 Essex Toole Patrick, drygood st 22 Orange Toole Thomas, 71 Maiden-lane Toone Timothy, shoemaker Perry Topham Thomas, grocer Walnut Topping David, carpenter 84 Forsyth Topping Nathan, carpenter 71 Hester Topping S. H. shipjoiner 245 Cherry h 42 Suffolk Toppy Lewis, gardener 3d Avenue i> 1 llh Torboss Luke, painter, gilder, ^c. 80 Liberty Torrance John, Ridge n Stanton Torren John, 12 Catherine-lane Torrey James, blacksm. 130 Bowery Tontine Wallc Coffee-house, Water NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 409 Torrey doctor John, 463 Greenwich v t Torrey Wm. Greenwich n Hammond Torry David, pilot 34 Bancker Totman Beoj mariner Grand n Goerck Totten Chnrity , teacher 8 Elm Totten John C. bookseller and print. 9 Bowery Totten Joseph W. 27 Rsed Totten Sam. cartman 521 Greenwich Totten Silas, wheelwright 8 Elm Totten widow Mary. 232 Church Tough widow of William, 55 Mulberry Toulon Hannah widow, 31 Cneapside Toumine Lucas, shoe mak 241 William Tounsey Zerak, tailor 338 Greenwich Tousey widow, 25 Rose Towers widow Hannah, 29 Cherry Town Charles, mer. 44 Wall h 294 Greenwich Town Justice, shoem. 89 Henry Townley John, glass framem. 66 Mott Townley Joshua H. mariner 147 Lombardy Townley Mrs. boardingh. c Mulberry if Chatham Townley Wm. carpenter 141 Pump Town send Benj. grocer 239 William c Duane Townsend Daniel, gardener 336 Bowery Townsend Daniel, dyer 9 James Townsend Elihu, 34 1 2 Pine Townsend Geo. boardingh. 16 Beekman Townsend Henry, shoem. 1 Clinton Townsend Henry jun. -carpenter 4 Ludlow Townsend Jacob, aft. and couu. 1 Law-buildings Townsend jun. J. dryg. st. 299 Pearl h 155 Cberry Townsend JohnK. mer. 92 South h 157 Cberry Townsend John, brok. Coffee-h. h cN. Moore and Townsend Joseph, 380 Bowery [Greenwich Townsend Jotham, Broome c Norfolk Townsend J . V. 76 Lombardy Townsend Mitchell, marketm. 25 Lombardy Townsend Moses, gro 239 William c Duane Townsend Peter, 17Vandewater Townsend Peter S M D. 1 Chamber b 26 Provost Townsend Rich. 201 Water h 76 Lombardy Townsend Robert, carpenter Crosby n Grand fownsend Sarah, tailoress 104 Lombardy [Orcli Townsend S S. butcher. 23 Catli. m. h Delancy c Townsend Sam. millwright 73 12 Forsyth Townsend Sam. carpenter 50 Chrystie Townsend Thos. S. 92 Beekman Townsend Thos. 5 Pump Townsend W.B. Tontine coffee-house h 1 IS Pearl Townsend W m . B. 118 Pearl Townsend W H. 112 Pearl Townsend widow of Wra. Oliver n Bancker Townsend Rogers, flour st. 201 Front Towasend ^ Shute, grocers 25 Bowery Townsend Son Rich, hardw. st. 201 Water Townsend & While, mer 92 South Townsend n Titus, roer 299 Pearl Towt John, alt. Nassau c Pine h Spring n Varirk Towt widow Anne, 159 Gn-enwicb Toy Wm F. shinwri?bt 56 Ludlow no MERC E IN '8 Tracy Barton, seaman 190 William Tracy Dennis, sbuem. 386 Water Trary Eliphar, shipcarpenter 92 Henry Tracy Fred. A. broker 46 h 74 Leonard Tracy Jeremiah, mariner 144 Hester Trucy John, grocer 67 & 71 Hudson Tracy Wm confectioner 131 William Trafford James, rigger 8 Norfolk Trafford Sam. Iamb mer. Broome n Cannon Trafford £ Rapel> Tuttle Setb. tailor 91 Harman Tuttle Stephen, smith 98 Chapel Tweedy widow Ann, 19 Orchard Tweedy and Benedirt. hatters 37 Maiden-lane Tylee Daniel E. 61 Murray fylee Edw. B. attorney 186 Fulton Tylee Jas. shoe & saddlers' tool it 109 Chatham fylee Nath. etec machine mak 107 Chatham Tyler David, sailmak 11 Collect Tyler Jehiel. grocer 91 Reed Tyler John, rear 32 Cross Tyler Joseph, shipmast. 200 Spring Tyler Maria widow of D B. 14 Mulberry Tyler Samuel, 27 Hester Tyler Wm. grocer 42 Nassau Tyrie widow Phebe, 144 Front Tyson Corneiius, Goerck u Broojoe Tyson Henry, carp. Oliver n Bancker Tyson John, shipmast. Collect c Frankliu Tyson John, shoemak Franklin c Collect Tyson Peter, carpenter 88 Duane Tyion Wm. shoemak 103 Orange Tyson k Klolts. grocers WUIet's whf. Cer. Hoot Udall Clias measurer 66 Lombardy Ufford Hczekiab G teacher 12 Cedar (Timer Martin, 34 Spruce Z*W&.)\*<\ sr-t*}. rt J Ulshoeffer Geo. teach, of music 3 Cedar Ulshoeffer G B. sbipchan. 290 From b 3 Cedar Ulshoeffer Mich. ntt. matt in chan. 14 Cedar Underhill A L mer. h 44 Dey Underhill Adonijahi grocer 48 Augustus Underhill Amos, mer. 600 Pearl b 87 Mott Underhi'l Barnes, carlre. 6 Rivinglon Underbill Dan. watchin. 228 li 262 Greenwich Underbill D«vM B. trunkal. 171 Thompson Underhill Elnathan, butch 64 Fly-m b 12 North Underhill Huh:, liv. stab. 46 Bayard h 26 Bowery Underhill Isaac, bardw. st. 253Pearl Underbill jun. Isaac, liv. stab 27 &i 35 Cherry Underbill Israel, measurer 20 Coenties • ,' Underhill John, cartman 51 Suffolk Underhill Joshua, mer. 290 Front h 10 Cherry Underhill J S. drygood st 392 Pearl h 10 Cherry Underhill Natb. grocer Spring c Varick Underbill Nath. butch 6B Fly m.b 7 North vitv Underbill Sam. 12 Cliff Underbill Stephen 61 ''hrrstie 'oittp Underbill Walter, 244 Front h 10 Cherry * ( Uaderhill Wm mer. 400 Pearl Underbill Wm waiter 12 Thames Underbill k Birdsall, grocers 75 Catherine Underhill k Boune. grocers 387 Pearl Underbill k Bowne, grocers 287 Pearl «. Underbill Carpenter, grocers 472 Pee--' 114 MERCEfN'S Underbill E & G. 396 Pearl h 24 Mott Underbill and Son Josh flour st. 244 Front Underbill Si Dusenbcrry, grocers 36 Fultoo Underwood Jas. victualler 12 Washington-market Underwood Phinpas, intlkm. Boweryi 2 mile stone Underwood P. ii J. grocer* 428 Greenwich Union Line Sleam boat 6V«ge OJJict, 118 Broadway Unian. Insurance fSri-jffl Company, 56 l"» U Wall U nion Society p'siaj f Sundar School 28 l^i-glll Chatham United Insurance fstafl Company, 56 .Rl°B.. Wall United States ps-vsH Military Stores 5 1 I'^ft-'PI Washington "United Benevolent Society of Tailors, 69 Cortlandt United Statts Laboratory, c O. Haerlem R. &t Bloom- Upraan John H. lab. Rutgers n Lombardy [ingdale Upson Silas, tailor 5 Hpnry Upson widow F.lizabeth, 6 Henry Urmy John, smith Lewis n Broome Urquhart John, mer. 100 Pearl Usher Luke, tnin. water manu. Crosby n Bleecker Usher Sophia J . min. w. man. 82, 280 & 574Broad- Ustick Wm. R. grocer 318 Broadway c Pearl [way Ustick Wm. city weigher 68 Beekman 82 South and Uton Caesar, 132 Reed [63 Wall Utt Jacob, wire worker 4 Broad Utt Jonas, 104 Cedar Utt Peter N. offee-house Washington-mark. Utter widow of Asa, boardingh. 162 FroDt V Vache John, artificial florist 28 Liberty Vadir Cornelius, carpenter 1 Anthony Vail Aaron, 215 William Vail Barnabas, carpenter 10 Suffolk Vail Charles, cartman 143 Essex Vail Daniel, carpenter 427 Washington Vail Hannah C. 126 Hester Vail Jacob, cartman Laurens n Bleecker Vail Lewis, shoemaker Arundel n Broome Vail Lewis, Broome n Arundel Vail Maurice, porterh. 3 Hague Vail Nathaniel, Suffolk n Broome Vuil Nath. painter Cherry n Scamrael Vail Silas B. boardingh. 278 Pearl Vail Stephen, 4 Chamber Vail Thomas, porterh. 76 James Vail Wm. lumb. yard n Rutgers h 31 Essex Vaillant L 6 1 2 Spruce Vaissiere Victor, goldsmith 16 Spruce Valentine A. grocer 149 Fly m. h 58 J»hn Valentine Alex, mason c Wooster and Bleecker Valentine Abraham M. insp. lumber 20 Arundel Valentine Cornelius, sboem. 77 Bancker Valentine David, mariner Wooster n Bleecker NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 415 Valentine Elias, engrav. and print. 28 Warren Valentine Elijah, grocer 29 Mulberry Valentine Fred, cartman 8A Rivington Valentine George, cooper 2 Suffolk V alentine Hannah, 84 Eldridge Valentine Henry, cartman 1 1 Charlton Valentine Isaac, weigher Water n Scammel Valentine J. cartman 40 S ilfolk Valentine Jacob, carlman 4 Franklin Valentine Jacob, labourer 13b Bancker Valentine jun. J. 64 GoTerneiir shop 681 Wate. Valentine James, cartman 19 \rnndel Valentine Mary, grocer Delancy c Willet Valentine Peter, butcb 11 Calh m. h 24 Rivingtoi. Valentine Richard, sboema. Rhynder n Hester Valentine Stephen, cartman Governeur Valemine Thomas, grocer Suffolk c Delanoy Valentine w idow Catherine, 64 Br .ad x Valentine h Sons W. paper merchants 230 Front Valleau Peter, shoema. Mulberry n Spring Valleau Peter, lobacconist 21 Batawa Vhileau wido v of Samuel, 47 Augustus Vallier Joseph, grocer 33 Nassau Valloo Lewis, grocer Grand n Esses Va'lolte, Lette^Co. musical instr. mak. 135 Wnv Valory Barney, grocer c Walnut and Cherry Value Richard, teach, of French 60 Chapel Vanalen Jas. 1. 71 Pump Vanallen E. 112 Chapel Vanallen Mrs 51 Maiden-lane Vanallen Peter, 103 Chapel Vanallen Wm. baker 78 Harman Vanallen widow, Elizabeth n Prince 4 Vanalstine John, 41 Chapel Vaoalstine , shoemak Robinson c Chapel Vanalten Andrew, cartman 47 Arundel Vanamburgh John, carp. 101 Spring Vanamringe H H. atto. 16 Cherry Vananden widow Sarah, 67 Chrystie Vanantwerp John, ironm 39 Front h 12 Water Vanantwerp Jahn, hardw merch 39 Front Vanantwerp Nicholas, 33 Water Vanantwerp Simon, 50 Barclay Vanantwerp Tboa- merch 13 Garden Vanantwerp Wm. 73 b 57 Pearl Vanarsdale John, wood insp Broome c Ludlow Vanarsdale Peter, physician 51 Bowery Vanaullen John C coachmak. 83 Si 54 Leonard Vanbenschoten Jas mer 362 Eton: h 31 1 Broadway Vanbenschoten , mer. tailor 17 Curtlandt Vanbeii.-comen Jas shipcarp 5 Suffolk Vanbenthuiseii John, cooper 79 Orauge Vanberger Jacob, 99 Varick Vanbeuren J. 125 Washington h 2 Beaver Vanbeufen Mich mer 152 W i i H 285 Greenwich Vanbeuren Mich. carp. 36 A'utiony Vanbeuren Peter, mSrslud 97 Elm Vanbeuren Simeon, masvi ly 1 Mulberry Vanbeuren Thos. physician 24 Ferry 416 t&li MERCEIN'b Vanbeuren — — , mercb 91 Front h 18 Staie Vanbeuren widow of Egbert, 66 N Moore Vanblarcom Anthony, carp Clarke Vanblarcom John, cartman 66 Vandam ' Vanblarcom Peter, cartman 66 N Moore Vanblarcom widow B. Staple Vanblarcom widow D 47 Augustus Vanblarcom widow of John, 64 Vesey Vanbockelin Adrian, 48 Ferry h Brooklyn Vanboskerck John cabinetmak. 63 Broad Vanboskerck John L. merch 184 Fulton Vanbremcr widow of Thos 146 Lombardy Vanbrike Henry, cartman 187 Spring Vanbrike Samuel, 22a Church Vanbrunt Connover H. physician 182 Division Vanbrunt Elisha, chairmaker 13 Stone Vanbrunt Nich< las, merch 16 South h 27 Beaver Vanbrunt T B. merch 113 Broad h 10 Front Vanburen John, carp 64 Crosby Vanbuskirk Abm. merch tailor 108 Chatham [ton Vanbuskirk Andrew, mason Hammond n Washing Vanbuskirk John. 80 Bowery Vanbuskirk John, cartman 98 Crosby t^fpr Vanbuskirk John, rear 69 Chapel Vanbuskirk VVm. baker c Perry and Greenwich Vanbuskirk W and J merch 274 Pr arl Vanbussum John, grocer W««t h 5a Robinson V'ancleck Leonard, shipcarp Governeur c Cherry Vancleef Abm wbipmaker 60 Fulton Vancleef Cornelius, drygond st. 83 Cherry Vancleef Garrit, grocer Rivingion c Sheriff Vancleef Isaac, merch 76 Front h 92 Broad Vancleef , wliilewasher 126 Anthony Vanciieaf Benj. carp 66 Hannan Vancott Cornelius, cartman Pitt n Rivington Vancott Gabriel, cartman Ri lg« n Rivington Vancott Jacob., cooper 79 Lombardy Vancott Jarvis, Hester n Broadway Vancott Peter, 230 h 66 Roosevelt VantoU widow Eliza, 130 Leonard Vaucowen Rebecca- lad Harman ti/fttn Vancuren widow. 178 Bowery Vandalinder John, blacksmith I'esbrosses n Hudson Vandalsou John, carver b gilder 164 Church Vaudalson , customhouse ofh Domiuick Vandeburg widow Mary, 71 Suffolk Vandelinda John, Cornelia Greenwich Village Vandenburg Caleb, butch 12 Cath Mkl h 233 Bow- Vandenburg Cornelius, butcher 61 Allen [ery Vandenburg Samuel, turner 9 Variok MMrfM Vandenburgh John, carp Mulberry c Grand Vandenburgh Rout, ropemaker 81 MulbeflUtHMV Vandenburgh widow Aon, 14 N Moure Vandenburgh widow Margaret, 54 Rivington Vandenheuvel 1 C. 229,EW-YORK DIRECTORY. 417 Vanderbilt Cornelius. 68 Stone Vanderbilt Cornelius, carl man Ren wick n Green Vanderbilt J K grocer 67 h 60 William Vanderbilt Jacob, sboem. 86 Nassau h 42 Ludlow Vanderbilt Jacob, painter 76 Hester Vanderbilt John, carpenter 78 Vandam . Vanderbilt J. sexton N.W.D C. Franklin, 8 Beach Vanderbilt John, coroner 35 Frankfort Vau«l-rbilt John, carpenter Asylum n Perry Vanderbilt Oliver, tinman Prince n Mott Vanderbilt Oliver, hardware store 228 Water Vanderbilt Richard, smith 8 Beach Vanderbilt T. W. grocer Roosevelt c Oak Vanderhoef James, labourer Vandam n M, Dongs I Vanderhoof Matthew, Broome n Esses Vanderhoven Cornelius, cartman 259 SpriDg Vanderipcr Matthias, mason Hester n Rhynder Vanderpool David, drygood store 303 Broadway Vanderpool Jacob, shoemaker 14 Catherine Vanderpool J. sigi, paint. & gild 46 Wm. h 9 Dutch Vandersleus Peter, inerch. 83 Eldridge Vandervere Henry, mason 29 Chrystie Vandervoort Abraham, carpenter 3 C larke Vandervoort Char, silver plater Eldridge n Stanton Vandervoort David, carpenter Grand n Green. Vandervoort Paul, labourer 223 Soring Vandervoort Paul, smitb 213 Division Vandervoort Ptiebe, mantuamaker 53 Warren Vandervoort Peter, stonecutter 52 Robinson Vandervoort Sarah, nurse Si boardingb. 142 Front Vandervoort Valentine, merchant 30 Gold Vandervoort W. weigher 99 Front Vandervoort Wm. L. mer 157 Pearl b Hammond Vandervoort & Vanwinkle, merchants 157 Pearl Vandervoort ii Flandin, merchants 111 Broadway Vandeursen Wm A. 45 Ferry Vandeuser Matthew, sbipcarpenter, Lewis .V. /. Vandeuser Peter, cartman Grand n Suffolk Vandevuter C. mason 83 Laurens Vandewaler Abraham, grocer 137 Fly-market Vandewater Cornelius, 177 Division Vandewater Eliza, boardingh. 79 Front Vandewater F. grocer 33 Front Vandewater Wm. grocer Walnut n Bancker Vandewater Wm. 56 South h Market c Harmon Vandine Jacob, shoemaker Thompsou n Spring Vandolson Garrit, 70 N. Moore Vandolson John, cartman 11 Charlton Vandoren Garrit, physician 6 Franklin Vandueser Andrew, butcher 233 Division Vaaduser John, 65 Harman Vanduser Mary Ann, 91 Harman Vanduzer S grocer, West n Vesey Vandyke Charles, smith Attorney n Delancy Vandyke John, insp. of customs 17 Ann Vandyke widow 93 Mulberry Vane Henry, sboemaker 132 Duane Vauess .Mm on. carpenter 95 Varick Vaue9S widow Deborah. 5 Doyer Vanevaur Effy, Grand c Forsyth 36 418 MERCElN'b Vancvour Isaac, cartman Dclancy n Ridge Vangelder Abraham M D. 137 Hester Vangelder David, 236 Spring Vangelder widow of Abraham, 137 Hester Vangieson Garrit, cartman 11 Charlton Vungieson M M. roerch 160 Pearl h 335 Broadway Vangieson & Vananlwerp, merchants 180 Pearl Vanharrison Peter, labourer Canal d Broadway Vanhise Benj. shoemaker 91 Mulberry Vanhook Cornelia, 7 Nassau Vanhook Wm nola. pub. & mas. in ch. 26 Wall Vanhorn Daniel. labourer, 133 Bowery Vanhorn Daniel, tailor rear 133 Bowery Vanhorn Daniel, carpenter Asylum n Perry Vanhorn Henry, 148 Grand n Allen Vanhorn John shoemaker 151 Division Vanhorn , chairmaker Willet n Delancy Vanhorn Margaret widow, 72 Chrystie Vanhorn &. Boyee, tailors 2 Chatham Square Vanhorne Abraham, 57 Chapel Vanhorne Andrew, cartman Ludlow c Stanton Vanhorne Androw, smilh 35 Harmau Vanhorne Augustus C. 21 Beaver Vanhorne Burger, cartman Delancy c Norfolk Vanhorne Cornelius, Hubert n Washington Vanhorne Garrit, merchant 31 Broadway Vanhorne Garrit, carpenter 19 Thomas Vanhorne James P. merchant 99 Liberty Vanhorne Peter, carl man Pit n Stanton Vanhorne w idow of James, 106 Gold Vanhoulen Garrit, carpenter Hammond c Greenw Vanhouten widow, 115 Reed Vanhoulen widow Maria, 40 N. Moore Vunkeuren James, cartman 109 Forsyth Vanhouter John, carpenter 179 Duane Vankleeck Leonard, Cherry c Governeur Vanlew widow of James, hatter 71 Fulton Vanley B tavern Little Bancker Vanmater Cornelius, teacher Hammond n Greenw Vnnmuson John, 9 Augustus V'annest Abraham, merchant 114 Pearl h 13William Vannist Henry, carpenter 172 Hester Vannontersturp James, carpenter 71 Suffolk V annorden Abraham, cartman 38 Sullivan . Vannordcn David, carpenter Charles n Washington Vannorden D. smith 1 Crane-wharf ^83 Roosevelt Vannorden John, rear 41 Ferry Vannorden John, cartman Delancy c Willet Vannorden Matthew, cartman Orchard c Broom* Vannorden Richard D. builder Broome n Forsyth Vannorden T.W grocer foot of Vesey h 47 Leonard Vannorden widow of Gabriel, milliner 133 Cherry Vannori Sarah, milliner 444 1 2 Pearl Vannortwick Wm mer. 20 Coenties si. h 11 Stone Vaunoslrand Abram. cartman Elizabeth n Broome Vannostrand David, gro. china st. 400 Greenw. Vannostrand Garrit, cartman 102 Hester Vannoslrand Jacob, gilder Grand n Allen Vannostrand Jacob, grocer 108 Cherry [Harrison Vannostrand John, grocer 137 Washington h 37 Vannostrand Lessee, 43 Ferry h Brooklyn NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 4la Vannostrand SiHasbrook, grocers 133 Washington Vannyderstand Peter, cartman Grand n Mott Vanorden Andres, grocer 300 Spring Vanorden jun Andrew, 300 Spring Vanorden James., printer 102 Elm ■i^Ziji'' V'anorden .Tames, milkman Jone9 n Herring Vanorden John, cartman Willct n Delancy Vanorden John, 194 Duane Vanpelt Henry, nnson 27 Oak Vanpelt Jacob, shoemaker 26 Chrystie Vanpelt Tunis, /hndam n Gieenwich Vanpolanen R G. 22 Provost Vanranst Cornelius W. 179 John Vanried widow Rebecca, 46 Provost Vanriper Cornelius, carpenter 48 Anthony Vanriper Frederick J. cartman 61 M'Dougal Vanriper Jacob, cartman Provost n Hudson Vanriper John, attorney 61 Vesey b 1 Staple Vanriper John, chnirmnk Cherry Ward W. G weighmaster 73 White Wardoll Charles, mer 11 Water, store Coenlios slip Wardell George, cartman 111 Orange Wardell Jacob, grocer 200 William Wardell John N. drygood store 145 Cherry Wardell Robert, merchant 234 Pearl Wardell Thw. 178 William Wardell Vanbenren, grocers 24 Coenlies slip Warden Charles, shoemaker 134 Mulberry Wardlean Samuel, rigger Ridge n Stanton Wardlow widow Maty, 204 Elizabeth Ware James, grocer 87 Roosevelt Warthouse o/jY Y. Sugar Refining Co 127 Front Wareoff Anthony, revenue bargeman 76 Cherry Warham J. lock*m fc bell banc <■ ~:i Hr, k.nan Wai it.g Henry F 253 Pearl h 122 Spring Waring James, cartman North Waring Martha grocer Little B.mcker Waring Samuel I. shipmaster 21 Kldridge Waring Samuel, merchant 2- 5 Pearl Waring Thos Prince n Elizabeth Warii g Wm. merchant Market n Harman Waring and Co. Samuel, 205 Pear' Waring Kimberly, merchants 178 Front Waring W. and J. merchant* 257 Pearl Wark Benj measurer Spring n Sullivan Wark John, marshal Grand n Chrystie Walters Andre, labourer Wooster c Houston Warlow Wm. 7 Chrystie Warlow jun. Wm 36 Fly mar. h 7 Chrystie Warlow Wm. Hester c Forsyth Warmsley Cathprine, 82 Broad Warn Benj cabinetmaker Dominick Warn Thomas, cartman 121 Mott Warne Elbert P. insp. of customs 36 Vandewater Warner Abigail, 14 Vandewater Warner Abraham, painter &i glazier 63 Nassau Warner Benj. fisherman 3 Fletcher Warner Cornelius, carpenter 43 Forsytb Warner Elijah, painter and glazier 20 Garden Warner Elizabeth, milliner 209 Greenwich Warner Eliza Miss, 9 Chapel Warner Eliza S Cbapel Warner George, 325 Bowery W arden's Office NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 427 Warner Henry W. counsellor 42 Cedar Warner H. 3. mariner "9 Lombardy Warner Jacob, baker 34 Rhyuder Warner Colonel James, 375 Broadway W arner Jesse, carpenter 123 Orange Warner John Webb, painter 568 Pearl Warner Jobn, fancy soap manuf. 709 Bowery Warner Mary, washwoman Walnut W' timer Samuel B. sailmaker 65 Front b 10 Moore W'arner Thomas, tobacconist 49 Mulberry Warner Wm. piano-forte mak. 17 Dominick Warner Wm. Norfolk n Broome Earner widow Nancy, 9 Barclay Warner and Hyde, carpenters 51 Warren Warnock Robert, merchant 95 William Warrenr Aaron shoem. Herring n Cbristopher Warren Edmund 42 Burline slip h 104 Gold Warren Epbraim mariner, Grand n Lewis Warren Isaac, 35 Cheapside Jj arren James 50 Hudson Warren Jobn G broker 46 Wall h Bowery hill Warren Jobi; P. labourer Cherry u Montgomery Warren Winslow, physician 31 Warren Warren widow Sophia. Green n Grind Warren &i Wagstaff, merchants 219 Broadway Warren and Sons, Jobn G. brokers 46 Wall h 64 Warrick Henry, carpenter 38 Hesier [William Warwick James, labourer 38 Lumber Washburn Edmund, baker 64 Mulberry Washburn Elijah, cartman 225 Orange Washburn James, carpenter 69 Thompson Washburn Richard, cartman Commerce n Bedford Washburn Ruel, baker, 68 Mott Wasbouro Willet, Eldridge n Rivington Washington Marktt, '!. VS Washington c Vesey 4: Fl*B Fulton Washington insurance i . a company, 108 William Washington Hall, j~ ^ ~|j Broadway c Reed Washington John, porterhouse 81 Fulton Wasoo Joseph D. saddler Hester c Mulberry Watch-Houszt, City-hall, Eldridge and Spring Waterbury Coles, mercb. 197 Front Waterbury Henry, shoemaker 204 Broadway Waterbury Henry, cartman 137 Lombardy Waterbury Henry S. shoema. 83 Wm. n 18 Pump Waterbury Holly, cordwainer 18Bancker Waterbury Jamfs, 55 Hester Waterbury Jonathan, 16 Oak Waterbury Nehemiah, shipcarpenter Lewis M. I. W'aterbury Rufus, shoestore 77 Chatham Waterbury Silick. 133 Lombardy Waterbury Stephen, shoemaker 158 William Waterbnry Win. cooper 73 Lombardy Waterbury widow Ruth, 71 Jomes Waterbury widow Mary, 135 Lombardy Waterbury and Godwin, tailors, 244 Pear! ilERCEIN'SS Waterman James, printer 32 Lumber Waterman J. D. broker diexcb. office 62 Wall Waterman Wm. 34 Essex Waters Bridget, grocer 47 James Waters Catherine, washwoman 38 Augustus Waters George, grocer Duane c Elm Waters James, tailor Robinson c Greenwich Waters John, grocer 8 Collect Waters John, labourer 60 Orange Waters John, porter 51 Augustus Waters John, mariner, 27 Henry Waters John, smith 547 Greenwich Waters Sarah, 149 Anthony Waters Stephen, carpenter Stanton n Ridge Waters widow of Patrick, 88 Cross Waters widow Jane. 119 Forsyth Waterstone John, marblecutter 405 1-2 Greenwich Watges widow Elizabeth B 37 Roosevelt Watkin John, 8 Provost W atkins Frederick, carver and gilder 68 Murray Watkins J. tailor 90 Liberty Watkins John lumb. mer. 40 Oak Watkins Jonathan, mason 16 Sutt'olk Watkins W. S. luinb. yd. Water c Oliver h 40 Oak Watkins Wm. bootmender 36 Orange Walkins Wm. labourer Downing n Varick Watkins Wm. com. mer. 66 Pine or 158 Pearl Watkins widow Elizabeth, 482 Greenwich Watkins J. S. h Brothers, lumber yard 301 Spring Watkins U brothers J. S. lumb yd Spring c Wash. Watkins J. S. &. J. S. lumb yd Murray o Washington h 482 Greenwich Watkins and Strieker, hardw st 463 Greenwich Watkinson and Co. H. brokers 47 Pine Watkis Lewis, carpenter 7 Burling slip Watrous John P. 7 Coenties slip Watson Alexander, drygood mer. 459 Greenwich Watson Benj. shoemaker 83 Allen n Broome Watson Benj. tallow chandler 259 Cherry Watson Coleman, cooper 601 Water Watson Fanny, upfier end Mulberry Watson George, 133 Hudson Watson Heury, merchant 266 Pearl Watson Henry, shoemaker 144 Allen Watson Issabel, Elm n Hester Watson Jesse, 8 Pearl Watson Jesse, shoemaker 6] Harman Watson John, ropemak Eldridge n Rivington Watson John. labourer rear 44 Augustus Watson John, 7 Doyer Watson Joseph, cooper 120 Banker Watson Joseph, tailor 62 Si 76 Maiden-la h 84 Wm. Watson Joseph, morocco finisher b 27 Spruce Watson Margaret S. fancy store 262 Broadway Watson Nath. P. blockmaker 7 Fulton Watson Peter, shipwright Lewis Manhat hland Watson Samuel, painter foot Carlisle Watson Thos L. blockmaker 13 Washington Watson widow Mary, 8 Stale Waiaon widow, 65 Broad Walt widow Fanny, 4U Oliver .NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 429 Watt widow Fanny, 114 Anthony Walts Aaron, cert man Grand c Suffolk Watts John, cartman 67 Arundel W'atts John, hardware store 78 Water Watts John, 3 Broadway Watts John, physician 76 Chamber Watts John, mariner Franklin n Orange Watts Thos. grocer Bioome c Goerck Watts Wm. shipmaster 44 Eldridge Watts Wm. morocco dresstr 7 Ferry Watts widow Mary, 163 Division Watts widow of Robert, 33 Pearl Wauchope Robert, printer 40 Barclay Waugb Sarah, boardingbouse 174 Broadway Way Samuel M. 13 Catherine-slip Way W'alter W. 25 Division Way widow Ann, 138 Bowery Wayland U Co. Charles, drygood st 190 Chatham Waymouth Wm. smith 18 Anthony Wayne Thos. dyer 31 Forsyth W r earcamp Ann, washerwoman 21 Mulberry Wearts Zephesia, 92 Crosby W ea'herall John, rigger 93 James Weatherill Thos 7 Peck slip We alherley John, shoemaker 15 Esses Weatherley Peter, tailor 52 White Weathers James, founders 86 Mulberry W[ealher9h'ue John N. fruiter 66 Church W ealberspoon James, 35 Jay Weaver Benj cartman Bioome n Norfolk Weaver David, rear 20 Henry Weaver James, grocer 351 Water Weaver Laurence, baker 29 Chrystie Weaver Mary, teacher 44 Orange Webb Augustus V. H. mer 19 Maiden lane Webb Benj. shipmaster 71 James Webb Charles, grocer carpen c Orchard &■ Pumi. Webb Cbas. grocer 18 Pump Webb Edward, grocer Broome c Sullivan Webb Edward J Arden n Bedford Webb Eliza, suspender maker 19 Maiden lane Webb Henry W. physician lft Cherry Webb Hezekiab, shipcarpenter Lewis M. Island Webb Isaac, shipcarpenter Water n Walnut Webb James, carpenter 9 Pike Webb James, carpenter it grocer Crosby c Hester Webb John, carpenter 35 Cross Webb John, 184 Fulton Webb John G grocer Grand c Norfolk Webb Joseph, 26 Cross Webb Joseph, painter 91 Chapel Webb Joseph, shipwright Charlton n Hudson Webb Joseph L. merchant 4 Bowery Webb L. shipwright 539 Greenwich {Webb Matthias, shoemaker 229 Chrystie H ebb Morris, cartman Ridge n Delancy Webb Peter L. baker Bowery opposite Vauxlull Webb bamuel, merchant 10 Bowery Webb Wilse, Water n Walnut Webber Jacques P. surg. inst. maker 35 Spruce 37 1 MERCEIN'S Webbers Frederick, carpenter Lewis Ma. Islav<~ Webbers Jasper, 22 Orange Webbers John, cartman 24 Ludlow Webbers John, keeper of prisoners 408 Bowery Webbers Mary, 579 Water W^bbs Arthur, shoemaker 134 Bowery Webster Charlotte. 64 Pearl Webster Elizabeth. Watts n Sullivan Webster James. hatKr SHarinan Webster James 88 Cv.herine Webster Jane, 109 Lombardy Webster John, cartman 25 Vandewater Webster Joseph V. sbipjoiner Lewis M. Island Webster Tbc-s. merchant 171 Front h 34 Mott Webster T. 167 Front Webster widow Susanna, 38 Rose Weed Alonson, grocer 5 Catherine Weed Drake, cordwainer 135 Lombardy Weed Frederick, shoemaker 34 Orchard Weed Geo. carpenter Amos n Washington Weed Harvey, mer. 173 Broadway h 6 Cedar . Weed James, shipwright 569 Water n Montgomery Weed Mallbie, 189 h 206 Washington Weed N. 173 Broadway h Murray c Washington Weed Selic, cartman, 128 Delancy Weed Wm. shoemaker 17 Ludlow Weed widow Jane, teacher 17 Lispenard iVeed widow Sarah, 115 Elm Weed N. fa H merchants 173 Broadway Weeden J. ropemtiker 67 Mulberry Weeder Wm. labourer Attorney n Delancy Weekes Seafcan, shipmaster 44 Forsyth Weekes St Cheeseman, crockery st. 19 Burling-sl. Weeks Abraham, smith Oliver c Water h Orchard Weeks Ann. boardingh. 258 Pearl [n Stanton Weeks Benjamin, cartman ^gro.Broome c Suffolk Weeks Ezra, 16 Hudson Weeks George, cartman 17 Oliver Weeks George, grocer 2 White Weeks Gilbert, carpenter 144 Pump Weeks Isaac, carpenter 68 Orchard Weeks Isaac, merchant 404 Pearl Weeks James, sbipjoiner 133 Lombardy Weeks Jesse, smith Stanton n Suffolk Weeks Jonah, cartman Willet n Delancy Weeks Joshua, cartman Goerck n Delancy Weeks Jothnra, grocer Varick c Dominick Weeks Nathaniel, Grand n Eldridge Week« Robert, cartman Cannon n Broome AVeek's Robert D. 312 Pearl h 20 Mott Weeks Samuel, cartman Ridge n Rivmgton Weeks Solomon, cartman 197 Mulberry Weeks Thomas M merchant 172 Grand c Orchard Weeks widow, Goerck n Delancy Weeks widow Elizabeth, boardingh. 588 Water Weeks widow Mary, 539 Water Weeks widow Phebe, nurse 7 Pelham Weii.zel Peter, cartman 387 Bowery Weir Robert, Willtt c Rivington Weiss Jacob, merchant tailor 271 Brondwav Wclb Henry, 14 Princr NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 4S1 Welch Alexander, chair maker 65 Broad Welch George, baker 117 Washington "Welch George, paint* r Cherry n Scamrael Welch Henry. 15$ Pearl Welch Henry, Grccnwich-lane n Christopher Welch John, baker 41 .Vfott Welch John D. teacher 1 14 Cherry Welch Michael, cabinet maker 177 William Welch Patrick, 8 Hague Welch Kichard, blacking maker 152 Pearl Welch Samuel, rigger 8 Essex Welch Thomas, ropemaker Sheriff n RiWnglou Wi'lch V\ m. labourer BaticLer Welch Win. watchmaker 45 Greenwich Welch widow Elizabeth 64 Allen Welchraan Hugh, nimbieyard 419 Greenwich h I Welchman Rubert, Bedford n Christopher [Murray Welchman Hubert, cartman Bedford Weldoo James, 208 Division Welden Asa, mariner 4 Roosevelt Welter Samuel, smith Art n Broadway Weller Wm. W. account Desbrossesn Washington Weller widow Maria, 6 Garden Welles rev. E. G. principal N. Y. oratorical school 138 Fulton h 114 Broadway Welling James, merchant 392 Pearl Welling James, drygood St. 392 Pearl Welling Wm. umbrella maker 3 Henry Welling widow Phebe, 48 Chrystie W ellington T. V. grocer 47 Duane Wellock Mary, mantuainak. Canal n Church Wells Asa, grocer 75 Market Wells Benedict, fisherman-47 Robinson Wells Benjamin, glazier Clarke n Broome Wells Bernard, carpenter 24 Laurens Wells Elisba, carpenter 3 Orchard Wells Elisha, carpenter 64 Cliff Wells Emelia, washerwoman 92 Cross Wells Henry, cubiBel maker 188DeIaacy Wells James, carpenter Reuwick Wells John, atty. iicouns 44 1-2 Pine h 35 Murray Wells Joshua, carpenter Desbrosses Wells Lemuel, merch 155 Pearl WeHs Manley, car|icnter Broome c Willct Wells .Nathaniel, 7 South h 3 Front Wells R. 1. ally, mast in cba'n.4> notary 50 Pine Wells Richard, hat store 34 Bowery Wells Richard, shipmaster 32 Cheapside Wells Robert W. Grand n Goerck Wells Samuel, rigger 99 Bancker Wells Wak, grocer 2<)0 h 30 Orchard Wells Wm A. 412 Pearl Wells and Co. ISathaniel,6 South and 2 Front Wells 4i Upson, 155 Pearl Wells fc. Kedoeld, hatters 1 Spring Welsh G. S. painter 187 Cherry Welsh George, baker 4 Carlisle Welsh Henry, Greenwich n Christopher Welsh Thomas, 102 Reed Wemmel Frederick, caruian 277 Spring W'endel Henry, baker 117 Bancker MERGEIN'S Wendcl John G. farrier 77 Maiden-lane Wendover Peter H merchant Christopher Wendover Thomas P. sailraak 29 Ciurlton Wenman Bernard, silversmith 187 Fulton Wenman Evert, mer tailor 185 Full on Wenman Uzziah, tailor &i mer. 173 Fulton Went John C. starch hair povv manu. 46 Orangr Went widow Cath. uphol. 83 Chatham Wentworth Ann, 48 Hudson Wentworth Joseph, painter 34 Walker Wentworth widow Lydia, 61 Hold c Ann Werkmeisler M. merchant 150 Broadway Werneken Anthony, grocer 21 1 Fulton Werneken Francis, sugar baker 12<5 Hester Werry Joseph, 80 Leonard W,.i->,u«n John, bookbind. 5 Oak Werts Wm. carpenter 41 Elizabeth Wescoat John, ropema. 95 Bowery e Hester Wescoat Samuel, carpenter 126 Church Wescoat widow Emilia, 52 Orchard Weshyan Seminary Eidridge c Pumjj Wesman Hannah, 96 Reed Wessels John, shoemak 148 Bowery Wessels Samuel C. mea. of grain 192 William West Battery, foot Washington VVest David, Greenwich n Charlton West David, cartman 116 Mjlberry West D. painter 4 Liberty West Edward, carpenter 114 Church West Edward B. shipmaster 148 Orange West Geo. grocer 309 u 288 Spring West Giraud H. porter 94 Bayard West Israel, Thompson n Grand West James, labourer 476 Greenwich West James, painter 157 Water West Joel, distil. 520 h 492 Greenwich West John, carpenter 79 Orange West John, carpentefGreenwich n Charles West John, printer Old-slip h 45 Beaver West John E. asst sec. £ surv. Wash. Ins. Com. 7 West Joseph, carpenter Carmine n Varick [Beach West Lindley, hairdresser 153 Church West Nathaniel, cartman 77 Thompson West Nicholas, painter 251'Duane West Sarah, 4 Crosby West Thomas, brushmak. 21 Elizabeth West Uel. tinman 65 Vesey West Walter, 476 Greenwich West widow Ann, 22 Crosby West widow Elizabeth, 107 Chamber West widow Margaret, 8 Ludlow Stone e Whitehall West Point Foundry Westerfield David, mason 42 Anthony Westerfield John, tailor 255 Greenwich Westerfield Peter, cooper 221 Forsyth Westerfield Wm. mason if builder 374 Washingto* Westerfield Wra C. grocer 67 Thompson NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Western Abijah, 18 Stale Western H M. atto. couns. 45 Beekraan Westervell A R carpenter 52 Ro'tinson Westervelt Ann, tailoress 38 Lumber Westervell Benj P tailor 109 Reed Westervell Benj. lime measurer Staple Westervell Benj. boatman 38 Anthony Westervell Benj carpenter 3 Clarke Weslervelt Benj carpenter Commerce n Bedford Westervelt Daniel, confectioner 197 Fulton Westervell Daniel J cartman 87 Watts Westervelt Daniel, cartman Varick n Watts Westervell Dower J. 541 Greenwich Westervell Garrit, mason Desbrosses Westervelt Harman, atto coun 1 Nassau h 46 Westervelt Henry, gro. Provost c Hudson [Walker Westervelt Jacob, c Church and Lispenard Westervelt Jas W. flo st 207 Fulten h 213 Provost Westervelt Jas. cabinetmak 229' Charon Weslervelt John, Hammond n Washington Westervelt John, cartman 90 Chapel Westervelt John I. Laigbt n Canal Westervelt John I. liv sinhle Perry c Hudson Westervelt J D. drygood el 177 Greenw h 136 Reed Westervelt Luke, blacksmith Carmine n Bedford Westervell Peter, cartman Jones Green [tvich Westervelt Ralph I. cartman Varick n Walls Westervelt Susan, Jones c Herring Westervelt Wm. cartman Provost c Hudson Westervelt widow Ann, 38 Delancy Westervelt widow Sophronia, Montgom. c Cherrj W'estervelt S,- Qoackentiusb, drygd. st 177 Greenw Westfield John, sailma 18 Fulton c Front b 26 Van Westgate John, ropemak 95 Bowery [dewatei We;ton David, mariner Oliver n Bancker Weston V W. window mak 131 Bowery Weston Valentine W. bli ndmaker 62 Fulton Westray John, tan. and cur. Skinner Wetmore Agnes widow of Abm. 44 Ludlow Wetmore Apollos, 361 Water h 45 Oliver Wetmore Prosper M. 97 John Wetmore Samuel I. 31 Norfolk Wetmore A R and D W. hardw. st. 450 Green wici. Wetmore and Hartman, drvjood st. 412 Pearl Wetmore k Co W W and 112 Water b 43 Lumber Wetsell Geo. barber 36 Water h 29 Bridge W eyman David, mariner 56 Rutgers Weyman Si Clark, roer 202 Pearl b 158 Broadwnj Weyman & Co A. clolhiers 33 k 35 Maidenl-ane. u Weymouth Wm. carpenter 52 Pearl [Hestei Whaley Alei. locksmith 10 Catherine Whaley John, locksmith 259 Water Whaley Thomas, locksmlih 12 Molt Wheaton Henry, coun. 43 Fineji 75 White Wheaton John R. mer 79 South h Bovery hill Wheaton Joseph, shipw 85 Bancker W'beaton Stephen, chairmak 27 Chrystie Wheaton Wai. 42 Fulton h 28 Chesput Wheaton widow Mary, 15 Clarke Wljeaton widow Sarah, 16o Division MRRCEIN'S Wheaton & Davies, fancy chair at. 153 Ful ton Wheeler *ndw. C. bntc. 41 Fly Mkt b 108 ChrytriP Wheeler David Y 41 Walnut Wheeler Ebenezer, carp. 180 Delancy Wheeler Enoch, shipmaster 112 Cherry Wheeler Epenetus, 107 Broad Wheeler E butch. 38 Fly-Mkt h 60 Orchard Wheeler Hassel, butcher 218 Cbryst-ie Wheeler Henry, grocer Essex c Hester Wheeler Hezekiah, mer tailor 26 Sold Wheeler Ira B. teamboat hotel Grand C. Hook Wheeler James r lamplighter 117 Anthony Wheeler James, lamplighter 50 Elm Wheeler John, carpenter 31 Watts Wheeler John, cartman Sheriff n Broome Wheeler Margaret, cooperage 79 Front Wheeler Oliver, stonecut. 128 Mercer Wheeler Sell), carpi 116 Forsyth Wheeler Stephen, shipmaster 27 Oak Wheeler Timothy S. carp. Broome n Arundle Wheeler Wtn. F; 91 Maiden-lune Wheeler widbW Ann, 13 Essex Wheeler widow Elizabeth, 117 Orange Wheeler S h H grocers c Essex and Hester Wbeeley John, 132 Water h 9 State Wheelock Chas, tallow chan. Elizabeth n Spring Wbelpley James, tav. Courtland c Greenwich Whelpley Rev P M. 86 Chamber Whelter? John, shipmaster 67 Chamber Whetsel Geo. hairdresser 29 Bridge Whiand John F. rigger and grocer 76 Harman Whieler Solomon, granary Heater c Essex Whikehart Daniel, 208 Division Wbiley John, grocer Sullivan n Prince Whiley Richard, 59 Murray Whilley John, carpenter Desbrosses Whillock E grocer 17 South WhiHock Maria, 93 Bancker Whint Henry, gardener 129 Orchard W|ii,,,,|e Avery, sbipjoiner Sheriff n Rivington Whipple Elijah, shipjoiner 240 Stanton Whippo John, grocer Bowery c Broome Whisth w A. bootcleaner 87 Mulberry Whitaker John. 85 Mulberry White Abner. carp 139 Collect White Alex, siiipmaster 32 Orchard White Allan, shoemak Grand n Mott White Ann. 33 Wall White Arch, moulder Canal n Church White Asa I. 189 Broadway White Chas. merch 76 Bowery While jun Chas. atto 2 Beaver lane White Chas. L. watchmak 358 Pearl Y\ bite Chas. L. bajter 54 Elizabeth White dies. S. watchmak 398 Peart White Cornelius, labourer 3 Bancker W'hite Daniel, carp 3 Oak White E. painter Desbrosses White Ebenezer J. hatter 45 Dey White Eli, fur merchant 24 Dey While Elizabeth, 163 Duane NEW-YORK DIRECTORY 48o White E letter foundry U Thames While E S. 71 Liberty $-45 Dey b 115 Dey White Eve, 11 Broadway WhHe George, drygood store 376 Pearl Wnite Geo shoemaker 33 Spruce White Geo. G. 298 Pearl i" - White Hartshorn, shoemak 85 Henry White Henry, 124 Bancker White Henry, 71 Liberty and 45 Dey White 1. watcbm. 144 Broadw. h 108 Liberty While Israel, shoemaker 609 Water and 45 Division White Israel, shoem. 67 Division V Water n Walnu*. White Jacob, blindm.550 Pearl White Jacob, blindma. 62 El:n White John I. carpenter 54 Sullivan White John, mariner 54 Oliver White John, finding St. 97 Division While John, mariner and grocer 276 Front White John, mariner 13 Bayard W iite John, butcher 99 Orange White John, porter 21 Pell While John, cabinetmak. 39 Norfolk White John, shoemaker 60 Mulberry While John, morocco dresser SI Orange White John, carpenter 83 Allen White John, fisherman c Water and Oliver White John, pilot 66 Ann White John M. watcbm. 268 William h 124 Pump White Xoho T. carpenter 188 Bancker White Jonathan, comb manuf. 361 Pearl White Joseph P. mer. 88 South While Lemuel, livery sta. 53 Leonard White Levy, shoemak* r 49 Chatham White Mary, widow of Oliver 37 Pine White Michael, shoemak. 5 Norfolk: White Rich, shoemak. 6 Eldridge White Rob: grocer Walnut n Water White Root. mer. 268 Pearl h 10 Cliff While Robert, mason Spring c Broadway White Sam. butcher 28 Wash, market b Cbrystie n While Sam. L. chairma. 85 Murray [Broome White Sam. broker 62 Vesey While Sam. mariner 37 Lombardy White Scipio, sawyer 229 Collect White Shradick, 22 Hester White Silas, cbairma. 51 Pump White Silas, mer 441h240ak White Stephen, tailor 91 James White Stephen, 58 Mulberry White Thomas, butcher 125 Bowery White Thomas B. grocer Hudson c Beach White Thomas, labourer 76 Bancker While Waiter, mason, Canal c Varick White Wm. C. 308 Pearl White Wm. A. merch. 146 Water White Wm. shoema. 50 Pearl While Wm. cart man Amos n Asylum. White Wm. 38 Lumber While Wm. manner Collect n Leonard White widow Peggy, rear 73 Henry White widow Martha. 46 Crosby 436 MERCEW'S White widow Rebecca, 163 Bowery White widow Hannah 50 Broome White widow Pbehe,46 Chrystie While and Co. John, merchants 42 South [Dey White, Brothers Co. hat manuf. 71 Liberty h 45 White & Co. S . 358 Pearl White Jas Si Co. plumbers Si pew'erers 334 Water White Sam. and Co. silversmiths 358 Pearl White Si Willis, merch. 167 Front Whitehand John, butcher 15 Chrystie Whitehead David, 60 Watts Whitehead Isaac, brusbm. 125 Orange Whitehead Isaac P. gratem. 634 Pearl Whitehead John, carlman 69 h 209 Orchard Whitehead Nathan, grate manuf. 534 Pearl Whitehead Sam. pilot 81 Roosevelt Whitehead Win. mer. 75 Pine Whitehead Wm. carpenter 87 Thomas Whitehead , shipmaster 100 Cherry Whitehead widow Elizabeth, boardingh. 64 Orange Whitehorne widow S. 39 Nassau Whitehouse J. mer 9 Park Place Whitelaw widow Anna, 86 Catherine (Provost Whitewright Win. drygood st. 331 Broadway h 43 Whitfield Francis, labourer c Hester and Mulberry Whitfield f3eor«e, boat builder 571 Water Whitfield T. stage direc. 1 Cortlandt h 156 Chamber Whiting Ebenezer, teacher Bowery n Art Whiting John, shipwright 673 Water Whiting Sara, booksel. 210 Broad w. h 488 Greenw. Whiting widow Jane of Sam. tavern 104Cheny Whitley Joseph, sawfiler 33 Church h Desbrosses Whitley Wm. labourer rear 422 Greenwich Whitley Wm. cartman Desbrosses Whillock Edward, gro. and com. mer. 17 Sojth Whitlock Henry, carpenter 239 Greenwich Whitlock James, tailor 193 Collect Whitlock John, baker 19 William Whitlock John W. shoemaker 64 Essex Whitlock Robinson, accountant Grand n Forsyth Whitlock Sam. M. shipmaster 30 Vandewater Whitlock Thomas B. 9 Crosby Whitlock T. teacher 57 Roosevelt h 61 Bowery Whitlock Wm. shipmaster 189 William Whillock inn. Wm. 187 William Whitlock Wm. H. watchmaker 123 Cherry Whitlock Wm. carpenter 18 Spring Whitlock Wm 72 South Whillock Wm. 71 South Whillock and Seely, academy 57 Roosevelt Whitman Jacob, blindmak 3 Warren Whitmill F. grocer 21 Thames Whitmore John, smith Grend n Lewis Whitraore Luther, accountant 182 Church Whitney Arch 69 Front Whi'ney Archibald, grocer 59 Front h 17 Bridge Whitney Eben, watchmaker 3 Franklin-square Whitney George, painter 20 Rike Whitney Giles, 63 Pearl Whitney Lewis, suspendermaker 10 Gold Whitne') Stephen, merchant 46 Front h 25 PcrtI NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 487 Whitney A and G. merchants 50 Froot Wbitson Chas. 69 Walker Wbitson and Sammis,liv stab 197 Water Whittek widow, Roosevelt c Oak Whittemore Samuel, mer. 80 Pear] h Hammond Whiltemore Thus, cardfac. 50 Ferry h 98 Gold Whittemore Tim. agent N.Y manu. com. 133 Pearl h Asylum Whittemore & Co. S. card manufactory 133 Pearl Whittingham Richard, 82 Herman [126 Harman Whittingham jun Richard, brassfnund. 95 Henry h Whittingham Tbos. Hester c Mulberry Whittle Thomas, cartman 211 Spring Whittlesey John, customh. officer 26 Lumber Whittlesey 4- Co- Jared P. flour mers 26 South h 133 Whitty Nicholas, cartman 131 Molt [Washington Whritenour Peter P. smith 57 Pump Wbyha Joseph, oysterman 30 Pell Wibray James, shipmaster 97 Elm Wichcuurch widow Jane, 35 Rose Wjchelbausen Francis, 59 Wall Wicker Henry, but 38 Wash. mar. h. 199 Bowery Wicker ii Smith, bams preserv. Chrystie n Delancy Wickham Daniel H 59 Fulton h Burton n Bedford Wickham Joseph P. drygood store 375 Pearl Wicks George, turner 88 Division Wicks Geo. turner 7 Catherine Wickstead Richard umbrella manuf. 65 1-2 Bowery Widdis George, shipmaster 16[> Division Wiederholdt H. L. shipmaster 26 Bowery Wiegant John, baker 46 Henry Wiese Jahii, baker 25 Clirystie Wiettel James, shoemaker 44 Harman Wiggins Benjamin, 144 Chamber &c 217 Duane Wiggins Brjilley S. fisherman 15 Augustus Wiggins Daniel, cartman 42 i 2 Ludlow Wiggins Elizabeth. Grand n Cannon Wiggins Lucy, 53 Elm Wiggins Ricbard, teacher 42 Rose h 66 Bowery Wiggins Thomas, cartman Broome n Lewis Wiggins Walter B. 60 Kf' irieton Wight Amherst, attor. and notary 100 John h 40 Wight R ; chard, carpenter 18 and 40 Spruce Wigton Pamela, mantuamaker 34 Broad Wigton Samuel, 166 Gietnwich Wjlber Wm. brushmaker 57 Divisioa Wilbor John B. 8s Maiden lane W'ilDur Marcos,. 141 Peari h 3 Cedar Wilcos Charles. 77 Henry Wilcox Delian, grocer 205 Washington[c Mulberry Wilcox sen. John, combmak 129 William h Broome Wilcox John shoe st. 86 Water Wilcox Lunar J. teacher 68 Division Wilcox Oliver, mer. 17 Front b 50 Cedar Wilcox Stephen, carpenter 52 Sullivan Wilcox Wm. 26 John Wilcox widow Ann, 3 N. Moore W'ilder John, carpenter 176 Bancker Wildman Richard, tahVr 71 Bancker Wiley Alexander, 274 Greenwich , MERCEIN'S Wiley Alexander T. 44 Lumber Wiley Alexander, 18 Doyer Wiley jun Alex, eooper White's vvf. h 98 Greenwich Wiley Buley, 96 Bowery Wiley Harry, s nith 113 Hester Wiley Robert, giocer Hester c Ludlow Wiley Thomas C. shoe st. 25 Catherine Wiley Thomas, shoemaker 15 Anthony Wiley Wm. eartman 137 Division Wiley Si Halsted, booksellers Wall c New Wilev Si Co Charles, bookseller? 3 Wall Wilkes Charles, cashier bank IV. Y. h 76 Broad Wilk(. s Josenh, sawyer 8 Dover i Wiikrs H Si E. attorneys 21 Wall Wilkes wi, low of John, 18 Broadway Wilkeson Kara D. composition fanlightra.8 Barclay Wilkson widow Rosaqna, 184 Orchard Wilkie Jamrs, gror:er Cherry c Governeur WilMngs E W. merchant 73 South h 16 Cortlandt Wilkins Ddvid, grocer 64 Warren Wilkins Gouverneur Morris, 73 White Wilkins Isaac, spxton St. Mark's cli Bowery n Arl Wilkins Marshal R. merchant 16 Courtlandt Wilkins Martin S counsellor 7 Broad h 76 White Wilkinson Baxter, shoetnnk. Grand n Crosby Wilkinson Rosanna, 37 Warren Wilkinson k\ idow, boardingh 1 Pearl Will Andrew, waterman Montgomery n Cherry Willard Ephraim jun.411 Pearl Willard J. M N. 6 Franklin Willard John, 29 Harman Willard Luther, feaiher St. 41 MHiden-lane Willard Timothy, cabinetmaker 27 Chryslie Willard widow Judith, Hester n Broadway Willasey Wm. Walnut n Bancker Willcocks Lewis, 18 Water Willcox James, carpenter 144 Pump Willcox John, shoemaker 86 Water Wille Charles, tailor 36 Vandewater Willet Daniel, carp. Broome n Essex Willet Henry, smith Broome n Bowery Willet Henry, hardware store 167 Bowery Willet James, grocer 15 Si 17 Beekman Willet Jedediah, shipw. Cherry n Cor Hook Willet John, brassfoun 11 1 Reed Willet col Marinus, Lewis n Delancy Willet Sally, 86 Molt Willet Samuel carp 42 Hester Willet Thos eartman Eldridge n Stanton W;i|et Win. rarlman ll 4 Goerck Wiilets Amos, merch 112 Pump WiMets Amos, mason Pitt n Rivington Wiilets James, 83 Bayard Wiliets Samuel, grocer Broome c Essex' Wiilets Samuel, flour insp 112 Pump Wiliets Samuel, merch 46 Market W,l|ets Z S. 92 Pine h 99 John Wiliets A Si S hardw st 304 Pearl h 112 Pump Willev John, slater Prince c Sullivan William James, labou Laight n Greenwich NEW-YORK DIRECTORY 439 Williams Ale*, labourer Mercer n Prince Williams Amsterd, 37 Mulberry Williams Arnold, waiter 155 Bowery Williams Benj. B. smith 36 Pike Williams Benj. waiter 7 Chesnut Williams Catherine, 21 Thomas Williams Charles C. 58 Orchard Williams Cornelius, mason 35 Hester Williams Cornelius, Bowery hiti - Williams Cornelius, carp Columbia n Delancy Williams Corns. Chapel n Walker Wiiliams Daniel, carp 32 Leonard Williams Daniel, carp 116 Anthony Williams David, ropemak Broome c Arundel Williams David R. tallow chan 206 Greenwich Williams David, smith Columbia n Delaucy Williams Elnm, 167 William Williams Elijah, potter 71 Bayard Williams Eliza, 5 Leonard Wil iains Ezekiel, liaycartman 10 Suffolk Williams Foster, drayman 60 Bayard Williams Francis, oysterman 89 Nassau Williams Francis, oys>lerhall c Water and Old-ttip Williams Gilbert, carp Nicholas William n Bowery Williams Harvey, 133 Water h 128 Greenwich Williams Henry, Gerard n Bowery Williams Henry, 72 Chapel Williams Henry, labourer 97 Bancker Williams Hester, 5 Ann Williams capt I F. 37 Forsyth Williams Jabez, shipcarp Scammel Williams Jacob, painter 36 Vandewater Williams Jas. mariner Mercer u Broome Williams Jas. wheelwright Broome n Cannon Williams Jas. sawyer 86 Mulberry Williams James mariner 60 Anthony Williams James, milkman Fourth n Broadway Williams James, labourer 130 Harniau Williams Jeremiah, shipw 9 Goerck Williams Jesse, tailor 37 Catherine Williams Jesse, Willet n Broome Williams Jesse, Ludlow n Rivington Williams Job G mer tailor 570 Pearl Williams John, mer tailor 212 Broadway Williams John, painter 95 Cross Williams John, shipmaster 31 Oliver Williams John, rigger 209 Division Williams John, slater 181 Hester Williams John H. looking-glass h pr St. 315 Pearl Williams John, marketmau 25 Lombardy Will iams Rev John, 30 Catherine Williams Joseph, barber 67 Rutgers Williams Joseph, carp Thompson c Grand Williams Josiah, merchant 171 Water Williams Lucy, washwoman 3D Bancker Williams Matthew, rigger rear 67 Bancker Williams Matthias, mason rear 13 Chapel Williams' Miles, sawyer 10 Watts Williams Oliver, nturocoo dresser 5 Dunne ^T s tV/ Williams Patrick, shoemak Grand n Cannon 44b MERCEIN'S Williams Paul, soapboiler 107 Mercer Williams Peter, grocer 210 Fulton Williams Peter, tobacconist 53 Liberty Williams Peter, mariner 60 Walker Williams jun Peter, 129 Elm Williams Richard, mason 24 Norfolk Williams Richard, brassfoun. F.lm n Hester Williams Richard, cur 23 Catherine lane Williams Richard, shipw 11 Jefferson Williams Richard S 93 South h 16 Rose Williams Robt. fruit st 58 William Williams Robt rigger Oliver n Bancker Williams Robt. 103 Cross Williams Roger, grocer 93 Catherine Williams R. 23 Catherine lane WMliams Samuel, 59 N Moore Williams Samuel, 38 Chapel Williams Samuel, mason Grand n Crosby Williams Thankful, 17 Harman Williams Thomas, 27 Roosevelt Williams Thomas, boardinghouse 6 Dover Williams Thomas, mariner 31 Henry Williams jun. Tlios. 10 Fulton slip Williams Tunis, tanner 96 Elm Williams Win shoemaker 67 Pump Williams Wm. mariner 35 Eld ridge Williams Wm. labourer Orange c Bayard Williams Wm. 93 Cross Williams Wm. plant-maker 528 Pearl Williams Wm. smith Grand u Mercer Williams Wm. stonecutter 547 Washington Williams Wm. cartman Arundel c Stanton Williams jun Wm. attand not 177 Water Williams widow Eliza, 21 Division Williams widow Elizn, 132 Leonard Williams widow Elizabeth, 135 Lombardy W iltiams widow Jane, inn keeper Grand E R Williams widow Maria, 216 William Williams widow Mary, 388 1-2 Pearl Williams widow Rachel, 18 Division Williams widow, Spring t Thompson Williams widow Theresa, faucy store 82 Fulton Williams and Vanbrunt, merchants 10 Fulton slip Williams J. Si O. merchants 171 Water Williamson Benj. grocer 35 Pike Williamson Caleb, 88 Mott Williamson Daniel, cartman 139 Reed Williamson Harriet, 21 Augustus Williamson Hester, 332 Greenw ich Williamson James, painter 83 Pump Williamson John, cartman 13% Reed Williamson M H. M D and surg 24 Park Place Williamson Mrs. 27 Elm Williamson Richard, grocer 421 Greenwich Williamson Thomas, granary Pike c Harman Williamson widow of Henry C. 104 Church Willingbam Henry, carlman Columbia c Broome Willink h Co. J. A. mer~9 Washington h 13 Broad NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 441 Willis Barney, 60 Walts Willis Caleb, whitewasber 39 Orange Willis Esther, boardinghouse 38 Beekman Willis Henry, cartman 81 Laurens Willis Joseph, carpenter 15 Goerck Willis Leonard, cabinet maker 80 Bowery Willis Maria, boardinghouse 158 Daane Willis Samuel, cartman Rivingtoo n Ridge W'iHjs Wm. collector Roosevelt cBancker Willis widow of George W. 28 Elm Willis widow L. 27 Whitehall Willis widow Mehitable, Rivington n Ridge Willis widow Rachel, 226 William Willis and White, ironmongers 268 Pearl WilUts Henry, 35 Bancker Willmot James, shipcarpenter 31 Suffolk Willougbby Daniel A. 131 Water Willoughby Samuel A. merchant 131 Water Wills Peter, labourer 100 Anthony Wills jun Thomas, attorney 3 Peck slip WHmerding Wm. E. 41 Cross Wilmerding Wm. & Co. brewers 499 Pearl Wiloioth John, carpenter Thompson n Broome Wilmurt Catherine, 28Chrystie Wilmurt Thomas, watchmaker 64 Wall h 142 Water Wilmurt widow Catherine, 225 Water Wilsey Martin L. smith Elizabeth n Spring Wilson Albert, wheelwright 416 Greenwich Wilson Alexander, baker 69 Fulton Wilson Anthony, milliner 10 Clarke Wilson Anthony, 38 Augustus Wilson Bcnj. merchant 27 Gold Wilson Bcnj drygood store 220 Pearl Wilson Benj. merchant 220 Pearl Wilson Carrington, milliner 297 1-2 Broadway Wilson Carrington, 22 Chesnut Wilson Catherine, 89 Cross Wilson Cato, labourer Grand n Ludlow Wilson Christopher, carpenter Broome n Arundel W ilson Christopher, carpenter Grand n Norfolk Wjlson David, carpenter 22 Crosby W ilson David, mason East Bank Wilson D. morocco dresser 2 Duane Wilson Eliza, washerwoman 64 Cedar Wilson Elizabeth, nurse 34 Orchard Wilson Elizabeth, 44 Orchard Wilson E. G. grocer c Hngue and Skinner W ilson George M. merchant 81 Pine Wilson Geo. attor. coun. cora.&i nota. 25 Murray W'ilson George, enrtman c Elizabeth and Prince W'ilson George, mariner 92 Franklin Wjlson Geo. labourer 6 Beaver lane W'ilson Geo. tobacconist Broome n Molt Wilson Hugh, merchant 164 Division Wilson Israel, carpenter c Lispeoard and Chapel Wilson I. carpeDtcr c Chapel and Lispenard Wiison James, cookshop 275 Water Wilson James, rear 145 Chamber Wilson James, store manuf 206 Water h 34 Cherry Wtboa James, cartman Wooster a Spring 38 442 MERCEIN'S Wilson James, labourer 4 Provost Wilson James, tailor Charlton c Hudson Wilson James, cooper 74 Hudson Wilson John, merchant 104 Front h 34 Oliver Wilson John, merchant 46 Front h 88 Cedar Wilson John, saddler 273 Water Wilson John, 104 Front Wilson John, cartman 3 Dutch Wilson John D. baker 108 Cedar Wilson John, rigger 41 Oliver Wilson John, coachmaker c Collister and Laight Wilson Joseph, music store 14 Maiden lane Wilson Josiah, hatter 160 Broad Wilson Miss, 61 Church Wilson Monmouth, carpenter Charles c Factory Wilson Mr. merch. 61 Dey Wilson Mrs. nurse 66 Bayard Wilson Nicholas, mariner 12 Oliver Wilson Peter, attorney ^ couns. 78 Murray Wilson Peter L.L.D. 2 Columbia College Wilson Peter, shoemaker 28 Anthony Wilson Peter, tobaccon. 125 Greenwich, Wilson Robert L. attorney 34 Pine h 48 B. way Wilson Robert, saddler 60 Wall Wilson Robert, Orchard c Pump Wilson Robert, pilot 38 Cheapside Wilson Robert, moroc. dresser 36 Rose Wilson Sarah, Watts n Sullivan Wilson Stephen, carpenter 77 Vesey Wilson Stephen, boardiughouse 489 Pearl Wilson Thomas, 33 Orange Wilson Thomas, stone cutter 57 N. Moore Wilson Thomas, mariner 82 Roosevelt Wilson Thomas, cabinetmaker 1 Anthony Wilson Thomas, labourer 119 Orange Wilson Wm. tailor 515 Pearl Wilson Wm. carpenter Nicholas Wm. n 3d Avenue Wilson Wm. 61 Dey Wilson Wm. mason E. Bank Wilson Wm. moroc. dresser 12 Bayard Wilson Wm. gardener Greenwich-lane Wilson Wm. 64 Orange Wilson Wm. D. mercb. 1 Jone's lane Wilson Wm. Greenwich lane n Potters' ield Wilson widow Clarinda, 61 Chrystie Wilson widow Rosauua, 95 Orange Wilson widow of Wm. 200 Church Wilson widow Mary, milliner 433 Pearl Wilson widow, 41 Roosevelt Wilson widow Lydia, tailoress 3 Vestry Wilson J. & A. bakers 69 Fulton Will John, baker, Broome n Goerck Wilt Peter, butch. 42 Fly-mar. h 258 Bowery Wilt Thomas, com. mcr. 272 Pearl, h 93 Pump Wimar Paul, cartman Eldridge n Rivington Wimbs Michael, 68 Elm Winaus Anthony V. grocer 39 South h 76 Frankfort Winans Daniel, smith 221 Spring Winans Jacob, carpenter 13 Mulberry Winaus John B, cart man 123 Pump NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. *4fi Winans John, mason Broome n Thompson Winans John, batter 76 Frankfort W inans Magdalen widow, 72 Pump Winans Peter, carpenter 3 Vandam Winans Peter, tailor 13 Leonard Winans Samuel, cartman foot Harrison Winans Susanna, teacher 68Varick Winans Wm. W. grocer 17 Bowery Winant George, carpenter 3 Laigbt Winchell James, tavern 162 Fly-market Windle Wm. carpenter 115 Chatham Windmulier Solomon, porterhouse 231 William Windsor Joseph B. tavern 5 Phenix buildings Windsor Wm. cordwainer Grand n Forsyth Wines John C. grocer Sheriff c Delaucy Wines Peter, blockmaker 23 New Wines Ralph, porter 58 Elm [bardy Wines Salem, boat builder 250 Cherry h 100 Lorn Winfield Catherine, boardingh. 110 Broad Wingler Peter, butcher 25 Keed Winham O. carpenter 41 Sullivan Winner Joseph, mason 70 Division Winnik widow Catherine, 45 Mott Winship Daniel, butch. 69Fly-mar. h 210 Bowery Winship Daniel, jun. 67 Fly market Winship Ebenezer. buth. Grand Gorl. hook Winship John, butcher Grand n Lewis Winship Jonathan, butcb. Lewis c Rivington Winship Thomas, butcher Grand c Hester Winslow widow, Grand □ Cannon Winson Mary, 553 Pearl Winter Gabriel, attorney 145 Chamber Winter John, cartman Clarke n Dominick Winter Joseph, attorney 179 William Winter Wm. shoemaker 83 Hester Winter Wm. P. sawyer Desbrosses Winter Wm. butc. 30 Fly- mar. h Grand n Ludlow Winter Bolton, attorneys and nota. 44 Pine Winteringham John, milliner 125 William Winteringham Thomas, cider vault Nassau c Pine Winterscale Thomas, mercb. 24 Henry Winterton Wm.' mercb. tailor Fulton c. Cliff h 63 Winthrop Benj. Stuyvesant [Gold Winthrop L. physician Stuyvesant Winthrop Wm. Old Hear. Road Winthrop Co. Francis B. mer. 131 Pearl h 34 Winthrop, Rogers ^ Williams, raerch. 233 Pearl Wise Joseph, 108 Chamber Wise widow Aon, 33 Harman Wisebnrn Lawrence, butch. 36 Wash mar. h 171 Wisliart Hugh, silversmith 29 Liberty [Molt Wi$;nat Christian, baker 82 Mulberry Wisner Gabrial, mer. 48 Front Wisner it Gale, mercb. 48 Front Witherell Timothy, shipcarpenter Broome n Lewis Withers Reuben, merchant 143 Pearl h 245 Elm Withers Robert, merchant 245 Allen Witherspoon James, 8 Hudson Witherspoon John, drygood st. 37 Hudson Withiugton John, brewer Bancker c Clinton Witbom Anne, rictualliogh. Spring c West 114 MERCEIN'S Withftra Joshua, dockbuilder Spring c West Win Thomas com. raer. 272 Pearl h 93 Pump Wittenberg F. regis, office 26 Maiden-lane Wittit John, brassfotiirfler 79 Henry Witts Richard, boisery 53 Maiden-lane Wiizel & Cahoon, stonecutters Washington c Bea- Wobbee J. B. tailor, 28 Oak [ver-lane Wolcott Martha, tailored 57 Allen Wolcott Miss, academy 432 Pearl Wolfe Christopher, mer. 87 Maiden-lane h 1 Gold Wolfe David, merchant 1 13 Fulton Wolfe George, basketmaker9 Wall Wolfe James D. 64 South h 20 State Wolfe Margaret, 223 Duane Wolfe Peter, mariner 98 Bnncker •Wolfe C.^-I. D.hardw&military st. 87 Maiden-lane Wollen Charles, brushmaker 45 Oak Wolworth Henry, drygood slore 246 Pearl Wood Aaron, 236 William Wood Benj. carpenter Pump c Forsyth Wood Benj. 69 Ludlow Wood Benjamin, 30 Provost Wood Charles, coaster 206 Bowery Wood Chilian, chairmaker 98 Leonard Wood Denison, shipmaster 282 Spring Wood E. rear 219 Water Wood Eleanor, boardinghou.se 21 Robinson Wood Elisba, coppersmith 36 Robinson Wood Elizabeth, seamstress 80 Rivington Wood George, carpenter 2 Crosby Wood Isaac, M. D. 49 Rose Wood James, cartman Lewis n Broome Wood Jas. tin and hardw st 172 Greenw b 68 Dey Wood James, sawfiler 173 Orange Wood Jesse, shipcarpenter Broome n Goerck Wood Jesse C. shoemaker Forsyth n Stanton Wood John, carpenter 8 Dover Wood John, bookseller 261 Pearl Wood John, (lour merchant 137 Cherry Wood John, merchant 415 Broadway Wood John, cooper, 195 Cherry h 9 Pelbaot Wood John, labourer 8 Clarke Wood Jonas, cm m m 43 Sullivan Wood Jooas, 55 Whitehall h 29 Pearl Wood Joseph, auctioneer 117 Broad h 27 Stone Wood Joseph, carpenter 63 Pump Wood J. price cur. and public sale report 97 1 2 Pearl h415 Broadway Wood Joseph, Front c Broad Wood Joseph, merchant 24 Front Wood Martin, 44 Cheapside Wood Mary, boardingh. 84 Barclay Wood Peter, hay carlmau 181 Broome Wood Richard,' beamsman U Mulberry Wood Robert, cartman Mangin n Grand Wood Samuel, bookseller 261 Pearl b 211 William Wood Samuel, 155 Hudson Wood Stephen, cartman Broome e Lewis Wood Thoinas, shipmaster 61 Rutgers Wood Thomas, cai'tmaii Arundel n Broome Wojd WntlerR. mer. 13 South b 38 Vandewater NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 445 Wood Wm. cooper 15 Orange Wood Wm. coachman 249 Greenwich Wood Wm. 261 Pearl h 211 William Wood Wm. blockmaker Oliver c Water Wood Wm. carpenter 25 Frankfort Wood Zophar, sieyemaker 422 Broadway- Wood widow Eleanor, 27 Lombardy Wood widow Fanny, Burrows Wood widow Keturab, boardingb. 263 William Wood and Son Caleb, finding st. 13 Jacob Wood S. and D. 3 Fulton-slip [2S1 Pearl Wood and Sons Samuel, printers and booksellers Woodbury Asa, cartman Broome n Orchard W'oodcotk Thomas, saddler 131 Molt Woodcock widow, 53 Hester Woodham James, merchant 88 JJ. Moore Woodhead I &.T. woollen drap. Si tail. 198 B.way Woodhouse James, labourer 31 Lombardy Woodhull A. merchant 33 Burling-slip Woodhull Caleb S. att.and not. 15 Burling-slip Woodhull Ezra C. 172 Front 1; 46 Greenwich Woodhull Jacob, 196 Hester Woodhull James H. boardingb 62 William Woodhull Jane, boardingb. 13 Catherine Woodhull Marian, 365 Washington Woodliuli Wm. grocer Fulton-slip h 14 Oak Woodhull and Smith, grocers 12 Fulton Woodrow James, shipwright 143 Bancker Woodruff Caleb, carpenter 18 Suffolk Woodruff Daniel S. mason 167 Grand Woo druff Howel, carpenter 8 Walker Woodiuff James, house carpenter 57 Forsyth Woodruff John, merchant tailor Spruce n Nassau Woodruff John, carpenter Perry n Washington Woodruff Joseph F. grocer 55 .Norfolk Woodruff Josiah, shoemaker 167 Division WoodrufflS'ebemiab, mason 68 N. Moore Woodruff Oliver, merchant 440 1-2 Fearl Woodruff Robert, tavern Walnut Woodruff Robert, cartman 92 Eini Woodruff Samuel M. D. 208 Broadway &. 10 Vesey Woodruff Thomas T.508 Broadway Woodruff Wm merchant tailor 174 Fulton Woodruff widow Abigail; 28 Lumber Woodruff and Co. Aaron B. drygood st. 436 Pearl Woods Amos, butcher Stanton n Forsyth Woods Francis, Arundel c Rivington Wooi's Hal ley, weaver M'Dougal n Bleepker Woods James, drygood store 38 Hudson Woods'John, grocer 235 Wale"r Woods John, hardware store 207 Greenu'ich Woods Wm. shoemaker Attorney n Deloncy Woods Wm. waiter 98 Duane Woods Wm shipcarpenter 48 Rutger3 Woodville Joseph, sbipjoiner 125 Division Woodward Ann, teacher 203 Orange [White Woodward Anthony, atloi. ;md not. 9 Nassau h 7 Woodward David, painter 203 Orange Woodward Eliza Ann, milliner 13 Division Woodward Jethro, tobacconist 84 Forsyth 38* MERCEIN'S Woodward Jobn, counsellor 21 Wall Woodward John, insp. of customs 6 Lispenard Woodward John, baker 137 Lombardy Woodward jun. John, conchmakcr 77 Bowery Woodward Narvcy, 27 Mulberry Woodward Tbos. turner Bowery c Art Woodward widow Sarah, 72 Forsyth Woodworlh Sain. Ed. Lad. Lit. Cab. 8 Thomas Wooftcndale John, dentist 2 Corllandt Wooffendale Martha, boarding scliool Bowery hill WoolcockThos. coach lamp ma. 160 William Woolcock Wra. tinworker 87 Cherry Wooldredge Geo. poilerb. 141) Water Woolgar Richard, mason Grand n Orchard Woollens Chas. brush st. 175 Water Woolley Brittain L. 75 Wall h 80 Frankfort Woolley Cbas. cartman Ludlow n Rivington Woolley David, hay cartman ISO Delancy Woolley Isaac M. c Provost and Chapel Woolley Peter, shoemak. Orange n Pump Woolley Sam. shoema. Broome n Elm Woolley Wm. painter 367 Water Woolley widow Hannah, c Provost and Chapel Woolridge James, Mercer n Spring Woolsey Chas. drygood st. 25 Orchard Woolsey F P. 41 Ann and 42 Fropt Woolsey Jeremiah, cartman 38 Hester Woolsey John, cartman Cherry c Scainmel Woolsey Jonathan, cartman 103 Mulberry Woolsey Lindsey, grocer c Barclay Woolsey W W. nier. 61 Greenwich Woolsey widow Lucrelia, rear Provost Woolsey widow of Daniel, 11)3 Washington "Wooksry, Rogers St Co. Benj. 235 Pearl Woolsey and Co. W and A. hardw. mer. 227 Pearl h Woram'Wm. 66 Reed [61 Greenwich Worden Amos, cartman Vandam c Varick Worden Roger, shoem. 23 Norfolk Worshburn Jane, teacher 2 Rutgers Worrall Henry, iron furnace 22 h 541 Pearl Worrell Joseph, boardingh. 11 Henry Won ell Wm. shoemaker 75 Henry Worslcy Joseph W. musician 12 James Wortendyke Rinear, carpenter 4 While Worthington Henry, 52 Franklin' Woustermnn John, cartman Grand n Essex. Wragg George 7 Fletcher h 281 Spring Wren Daniel, Grand n Essex Wren Isaac, drayman 52 Pump V\ ressenn Sam. tailor. 61* William Wright A. physician and surgeon 16 Vesey W'rigbt Alex, accountant 339 Greenwich Wright Andrew, carpenter 18 Cedar Wright Daniel, carpe.nter 227 Chrystie Wright Ditmer, 72 Forsyth Wright Ely, whipmaker 100 Water Wright F. cook, 214 Duane Wright Garrit, baker Hi Henry Wright Grove, merchant 6 Fulton h 18 Hudson Wright Henry, cartman Broome c Chrystie NKW-YORK DIRECTORY. 447 Wright Isaac, mer. 31 Beekman b Old Haerlem R. Wright John, rigger 71 Baneker Wright John, cordwainer Grand n Suffolk Wright John, 27 Pike Wright jun. John, earthenw. st 75 Peart b 64 Front Wright John, coppersmith 141 Cherry and 143 Wright John, measurer 17 Duane Wrigbt John, clock and watchm. 98 Chapel Wright John, carpenier 231 Division Wright John W. brewer 53 Crosby Wright Mary, victualling)!. 81 Vesey Wright P. carpenter Bridge c Broad Wright Reuben, weigher Broome n Orchard Wright Sam. shoemaker 361 Greenwich Wright Sidney, shipwright Water n Ooverneur Wright Stephen, shipwright 237 Division Wright Susan, tailoress 10 Eldridge Wright Thomas, mer. 271 Pearl h 43 Cliff Wright jun. Wm. tallow chand. 96 Bayard Wright widow, 165 Greenwich Wright widow Phebe, 48 Essex Wrigbt and Son Isaac, 43 Fulton h 31 Beekman Wrilenhouse Miss, teacher c Jay and Washington Wroath W. jeweller 103 Fulton Wunnenberg Albert, sexton St. John's 238 Spring Wunnenberg Francis, furrier 120 William Wyckoff Albert, 86 Leonard Wyckoff Cornelius, baker 82 Pump Wyckoff F S. 29 Coenlies-slip Wyckoff Henry I. merch. 31 South h 6 Broadway Wyckoff Henry I. merchant 29 Coenlies-slip Wyckoff Jacob, attorney 178 Fulton Wyckoff Joseph, oysterman Cedar n Broadway Wyckoff John, mason 18 Lispenard Wyckoff Peter R. attorney 35 Peek-slip Wyckoff Peter S. 38 William Wyckoff Robert, oysterman 5 Broad Wyckoff Wm H W. shoemaker Collect c Franklin Wyckoff Wm H, c Franklin and Collect Wyer Barzillia, shipmaster 3 Cheapside Wykoff widow Elizabeth, 80 Hester Wykoff widow Sarah, 10 Thomas Wylie David, mer. Wall c South h 134 Greenwich Wyman John W. atto. and couns. 2 Park Place Wymbs Patrick, grocer 53 Augustus Wyines Thomas, broker 2 Harman Wynkoop Augustus, mer. 5 Coen.-sl. h 32 Greenw. Wynkoop John Q. M. D. 14 Franklin flin Wynkoop P. snuff manuf 22 Roosevelt h 14 Frank- Wynkoop k Stanton, merchants 5 Coenlies-slip Wyvell Author y. combmaker 127 Mott Wyvill Samuel, tailor 14 Batavia Y Yates Benj. fringe weaver 33 Essex Yates Edward, glasscutter 161 Mulberry Yates John B 139 h 150 Broadway Yates Thomas, hatter 98 Bowery Yates Wm. shoemaker 32 Leonard Yates Wm. painter 551 Pearl Yeates widow Barbary, 172 Spring 448 MERCEIN'S Yeaton Thomas, printer 20 Pump Yelverton Andrew, shipwright 566 Water Yenni Henry, portrait painter 62 Courtlandt Yenni and Braker, tailors 62 Courtland Yeo Richard, glove and leather st. 165 Water Yokun widow Catherine, Stanton c Norfolk Yonge John G. inspector of wood 9 Spruce York Margaret widow, 32 Dover Youle Frances widow of Thomas, 334 Water Youle G. plum & pew. 296 Si 294 Water h 24 Cherry Youle George, drygood store 180 Bowery Youle John, prop, air furnace 264 h 563 Water Youle Sabbalon, pat. cabouse stove fac. 264 Youmans Ezekiel, cartman Walts [Water Youmans Frederick, cartman Watts n Vartclt Youmans Jeremiah, gunsmith Chapel c Beach Youmans Wm. cartman Laight n Greenwich Young Alex. Harmony Hall Young Benj. printer 86 Nassau b rear 78 Henry Young Benj. mariner 93 Lombardy Young Catherine, 7 Lispenard Young Charles, shipcarpenter 221 Division Young David, grocer 34 Cross Young Ebenezer, mariner Attorney n Delancy Young Henry, 4 Maiden-lane Young Isaac, notary 17 Pine Young Jacob, cooper 26 Fletcher h 4 Mott Young James, cabinet maker 58 Heed Young James, cooper 64 Mott Young John, mariner 201 Oi anje Young John, shoemaker 196 Division Young John, baker 41 Rose Young John, teacher 44 Lumber Young John G. sexton to brick church 9 Spruce Young Joshua, coachman Franklin n Collect Young Lucius, Allen c Chesler Young Paoli, cabinetmaker 94 Reed Young Peler, currier 38 Ferry Young Robert, shoemaker 14 Cheapside Young Samuel, halter 145 Greenwich Young Stephen, clock &. watchuiak. 316 Pearl h 17 Young Thomas, cartman Pilt n Stanton [Skinner Young Thomas, cooper 61 Hester Young Win. painter Chapel c Duane Young Wm. grocer 1 Cliff Young Wm. marincr66 Henry Young Wm. printer 5i Augustus Young Wm. B. B. accountant 26 Rivington Young &. Co. saddle aixi harness makers 184 Watet Young Sleph. fy Moses, cab rnak. 67 Si 69 Broad h Youngs Klizabclb, 38 Mulberry [28 Marketfield Youngs Henry, mer 281 Brondwny h 20 Reed Youngs Hiram, 261 Broadway Z Zabriskie A..C. merchant 187 Broadway Zabriskie Christian, mer. 178 Pearl h 45 Nassau Zabriskie John C. Varick n Walls Zabriskie Thomas, 63 Pi.ni; Zabriskie Thomas, jun. 55 Pump NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 449 Zavier James, labourer 103 Anthony Z«briskie George, Washington c Watts Zebriskie H labourer Hester n Broadway Zebriskie & Parsons, merchants 178 Pearl Zeiss James, glass ornamenter 18 Wall Zeiss Wm. M. D. 299 Bowery Zellers James, baker 15 Spruce Zellers John, carpenter 111 Mulberry Zellers Samuel, baker 15 Spruce Zimmerman Andrew, haycartman Desbrosses Zimmerman James, chairmak. Vestry li 41 Watts Zimmerman J. C. mer. 77 Wash, h 139 Chamber Zunts Alexander, com. mer. 91 Water Zunts Judab, atto. and notary 21 Wall ii 91 Water NURSES. Bellamy widow, 18 Orange Blake widow Hannah, Broome n Arundel Brown Leagb, 142 Front Brown widow Lydia, 208 B»wery Brown widow Margaret, 14 Orange Boune widow Sarah, 46 Anthony Deforrest Mary, 172 Hester Fish Mary, 121 Orange Fowler widow Catherine, 10 Beach Graham Elizabeth, Broome c Orange Hopkins widow Margaret, 449 Greenwich Marvin Elsy, 147 Division Raisbeck Ann, 43 Harman Reeves Sarah, 108 Orange Reynold widow Margaret, 9 Harman Seaman Mary, 51 Roosevelt Shields widow Ann, Broome n Ludlow Sparksman widow Ann, 69 Harman Stanley Sebra, Broome n C%jnon Therm widow Mary, 8 Henry Vandervoot Sarah, 142 Front Weeks widow Phebe, 7 Pelham Willis E. G. Wilson Elizabeth, 34 Orchard Wilson Mrs. 60 Bayard Young Deborah, 8 Vestry V ^7 I MERCEIiV'S DIREClt^ 'VI The Rqomc w ;n , sev.eo t month, t« have tbe p