CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER, ANNEXED TO THE ALBANY DIRECTORY 1833. NEW-YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE. Bails*
Day Line at 7 o'clock, A. M., (through by Day Light.) FROM THE PIER, FOOT OF STATE ST THE LOW PRESSURE STEAM-BOATS North America, Capt. R. G. Cruttenden, Albany, Capt J. G. Jenkins, Erie, Capt. J. Benson, Novelty, Capt. T. Wiswall. Champlain, Capt Gorham. Daily Evening Line, at 5 o'clock, P. M PBOK THE PXER, FOOT OF ECA.UII.TOSr ST. THE STEAM-BOATS Ohio, Capt. M. Bartholomew, De Witt Clinton, Capt. G. E. Seymour, Constitution, Capt. A. Hoyt, Constellation, Capt. D. Brown, jr. For passage apply to the Captains on hoard, or at f ithcr of the offices of the New-York, Albany and Troy Steamboat Lines, foot of State or Hamilton ets. Landing of the Day Line in New-York, foot of Barclay-street Landing ef the Night Line, foot of Courtland-street 1 2 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER IX>C
Office at the store of E. H. Cook, No. 70, on the Dock. June, 18S3. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 3 XX>OC<>00©<>»0<>©0<)0000060<>00000<» NEW-YORK AND CAYUGA LAKE Transportation Line,)
GOODWIN, GREGORY, BROTHERS, & Others, PROPRIETORS.
GEORGE C. BRADLEY, New-York, SCHERMERHORN & BRADLEY, No. 70 Quay- street, Albany, BUTLER, M'DONOUGH & CO., Utica, B. B. HYDE, Rome, JOHN WHITE & CO., Syracuse, JOHN RICE, Junior, Weedsport, CLARK & WOOD, Montezuma, LEVI LEONARD, Ithaca. June, 1833. ALBANY AND OSWEGO LINE, [INSURED.] The Boats of this Line are now running NIGHT AND DAY • m the ERIE AND OSWEGO CANALS; one boat leaving Al bany and Oswego daily. The property shipped on this Line will be insuied through; the proprietors at Oswego insuring on the lake*. The proprietors at Oswego being agents of the steam boat United States, and are owners of a number of first rate schooners on the Lake, we flatter ourselves that we have equal facilities, if not superior, to any line running to Oswego.
TROWBRIDGE & GREEN, Oswego, > proDrie(o„ JOSEPH SLOCUM, Syracuse, & Others, $ *™P"e«>«- AGENTS, s. T. ARMSTRONG & W. C. CARTER, 9 Coenties-Slip, N. Y LEVI CHAPMAN, 62 Quay-street, Albany, JOSEPH SLOCUM, Syracuse, TROWBRIDGE & GREEN, Oswego. Refer to—Butler, M'Donough & Co., Utica; 8. B. Hyde Rome; J. J. Carley, New-London; L. P. Noble, Manlius. j£^- N. B. Those who wish to be their own insurers on the Lake, will advise the agents at New-York and Albany of their in tention, and will have it specified in writing, and a deduction in she price. June, 1888 4 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER •KXX)OIX>0000?X>000<>0(HXX>0
ROBERT P. DOWNING, NO. 422 SOUTH MARKET-STREET, RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and the public, that he ha> on hand a general assortment of f ANDEM, GIG, SULKEY and RIDING WHIPS and LASHES, which he will warrant equal to any manufactured in the United States, and on most reasonable terms. Also on hand a general assortment of CANES. N. B. Old WHIPS and LASHES neatly repaired June, 1533. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 5 )00000000©00
ANTHONY H. AUSTIN j Offers for sale at his TIN AND SHEET IRON WAREHOUSE, No. 328 N. Market-street, four doors south of the Post-Office, A great variety of STOVES ot the most approved patterns, con sisting of Oval Stoves, all sizes and descriptions, with and without boilers on the top. Cooking Stoves, a large assortment of various patterns and sizes, with two and three boilers, copper tin and sheet iron furniture complete. Also, six plate and box stoves, all sizes. Utter's patent Parlour Stoves, which for beauty and convenience are unrivalled. Russia swedged and plain pipe, all sizes. Tin,, sheet iron and copper stove furniture. Tin and sheet iron ware of ill kinds, and a general assortment of kitchen furniture. Patent porta ble ovens for baking over furnaces. Patent double reflecting bakers ; bathing tubs. Block tin tea and coffee pots, coffee mills, urns, canal boat lamps, reflectors, boat pumps, canal cook stoves, japanned, bronzed, planished and plain tin ware, signal lanterns of all sizes, glass lanterns. Fancy and plain bellows, &c. Merchants can at all times be supplied with an assortment of tin vui sheet iron ware and stove furniture, at the lowest prices. Men will be furnished to put up stoves and pipe, on moderate terms. Stoves and other goods purchased at this establishment, will be sent to any part of the city free of expense. All orders supplied with expedition, and the greatest attention paid to the quality of the ware. Dumb stoves made to order, wit h neatness and despatch. June, 1833.
JAMES MEEKS. Corner of Fayette and Swan-sts. Albany. * CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. t^?oooooc<>oooooooooooooooo«>ooc< STOVE FACTORY.
"fHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Albany and its vicinity, that he has removed from hia Old Stand to No. 6 Green street, second door south of State-street, and that he now has on hand, and offers for sale, a general assortment of Oven, Box and Cooking Stoves, embracing a variety of the newest and most approved patterns uow in use. Also, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron STOVE FURNI TWRE and STOVE PIPE, Tin and Sheet Iron OIL CANS, to gether with almost every article of the kind, kept constantly on ham), or made to any pattern at short notice. DANIEL S. KITTLE June, 1833.
ANDREW BOSTWICK, Manufacturer of Paste and Liquid Black ing, Varnish and Ink. A constant supply on hand at wholesale and retail, No. 6 Plain street. June, 1833
JOHN ALLEN, BUILDER, CARPENTER AND JOINER, SHOP HUDSON STREET, NEAR EAGLE-BT. HOTEL, All orders in either of the above professions, will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. June, 1833; CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 7 X)CW>OO0C<)«>»O0<>O00
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES, &c. JfOS. 49 AJVJJ 51 SOUTH PEARL-STREET.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that he continues to keep on hand a handsome assortment of CHIMNEY PIECES, manufactured in varieties of Egyptian, Italian, Irish and American Marble. Likewise MONUMENTS, TOMBS, &c. ail of which he offers on the lowest terms. Builders and ether gentlemen are invited to call and examine for themselves, as-the public are not generally aware that they can be obtained so reasonable. N. R, Plaster kept constantly on hand ready for use, and sold on the lowest terms. All orders from the country carefully packed and attended to with despatch. JOHN DIXON. Ant, IBM. 8 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. »>o<>e^x->c><>oo©<>o<>oocx>o>o
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he continues the above establishment, which is furnished with every requisite for a first rate RESTAURATEUR. Visitors will find a disposition on the part of the attendants to gratify their taste and attend to their wants, 8nd the proprietor flatters himself that his efforts will not be without success. He is truly grateful for the patronage hereto fore bestowed, and solicits a continuance. Warm meals served up in good style, at all hours of the day. Also, all kinds of cold and pickled meats, such as Lobsters, Oys ters, Clams, &e. with every variety of condiment. BOARD may be had as above, by the week or month, on rea sonable terms. June, 1888.
ADAM WILKIE, NO. 14 BEAVER-STREET jjrj- Rooms at all times ready for meetings of Societies or Com mittees. In addition to his former rooms, he has taken the Large Room over his store, for the purpose of accommodating public meetings, &c. &c. June, 1833.
CENTRE MARKET ^EXCHANGE SOUTH PEARL-STREET.
REFBESHMENTS of all kinds, on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms, at all hours, will be furnished by the subscribers. MILLS & NEWMAN. June, 1883. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. g XXX>00
ALBANY
ITO. 244 NORTH MARKET-STREET. The subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sale, Stone for Coal Grates of every description. Franklins, Backs, Jambs, Mantles and Fireplaces, Stove Linings and Cylinders, Dressing Rolers for Cotton Factories, Lighthouse Decks and Works for Steamboats. Also Portable Soap Stone Furnaces. All orders from the country or city gratefully received and exe cuted with despatch. June 1833. DAVID CHAFFEE.
S. P. SCHUYLER, DEALER IN WINES, TEAS AND GROCERIES All of the first quality, No. 271 North Market-street, Albany. June, 1883. 2 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY, AND
FOR THE YEARS
E. Ba CHILD,
0 No. 63 State Street,
(CORNER OP STATE-STREET AND MIDDLE LANE, OVER SAMUEL MORGAN'S AUCTION ROOMS,)
EXECUTES IN SUPERIOR STYLE ALL KINDS OF
PRINTING. 10 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER.
THOMAS L. HARTNESS, MANUFACTURER OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND OUTLEiti, A~o. *06 JVorth Marktt-st., -a few doors north of the Post- Office- Instruments of the most approved patterns, and best quality, kept constantly on hand, among which are the following, which he will sell single or in cases, sets or otherwise. Dentist's Instruments, Tailor's Shears,.Barber's Shears, Bank Note Shears, Tinmen's Shears, Clothier's Shears, Fancy Scissors. Razors tod Penknives, warranted. Atl kinds of Saddler's Tool* and Cutlery. Pocket Cases of different sizes and prices. Also, Surgeon's Casea of Miscellaneous Instruments fitted to order. AH of which he will sell at the lowest market price. N. B. The above rastru«eat& repaired in the neatest manner. and at the shortest notice. Currier's machine knives ground on an improved-plan. Shears, Scissors, Razors, Penknives and Swords, ground, polished and repaired in the neatest manner. Jtm«,-I898.~ EDWARD OWENS, CUTLER, SURGICAL AA"D DENTIST INSTRUMEAT MAKER, NO. 26 REAVER-8TR-EBT, ALBANY, KEEPS constantly on hand the following articles: Amputating Trepanning, Hermial, Dissecting, and Eye Instruments, and Spe- culam Viginia Instruments, Gum EJastic and Silver Cathetors and Scarificaters.Laneet, Spring and hand do., Dentists Instruments, Tailor's Shears, Fancy Scissors, Knives and Razors, Pocket Oases of different sizes and prices. Also Surgeon's Cases of Miscellane ous Instruments fitted to order. Saddler's and Shoemaker's tools made to order. N. B. The above Instruments made and repaired personally, 10 the neatest manner, and at the shortest notice. Locks repaired. Shears, Scissors, Razors, Penknives and Swords ground, polished and repaired in the neatest manner. Currier's machine knives ground on an improved plan. June, 1833.
MEN constantly wanted for the WHALE and SEALING business, at Mills & Newman's, South Pearl-street. C. CHAFFER June, 18S3. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. n X»k>OOCOOC)C<>C<)<>060CKXK>000<>0©0<» DANIEL DEtJSLER,
NO. 2 (JREEN-STREET, JILBANY. &7"Cloths, Cas&imerds arid Testings'kept constantly on hand. June, 1933.
TAILOR AND DRAPER, NO. 398 SOUTH MARKET-STREET, Keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of Cloths, Cassimere? and Vestlngs, which he will make up to order in Ui6 latest style and workmanlike manner. Also—Stocks, Collars, Bosoms and Handkerchiefs of the best quality. June, 183S.
WHOLESALE fc RETAIL CLOTHING STORE, NO. 388 SOUTH MARKET-STREET. THE SUBSCRIBERS KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN EX TENSIVE ASSORTMENT OP CLOTHS, CASSJMERES St VESTlNGS, W7iich they will sell by the pattern or makeup to order itifashion able style, at short notice. Also, a large assortment of Ready made Clothing, Comprising almost every article necessary to furnish a gentleman's wardrobe, all of which will be sold as low as at any clothing store n the state. June, J833 PARSONS & BAKER It CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. MX>OCX>0
No. 28 Beaver-street, Sign of the Harp, Manufactures most kinds of article* in the Jewellery line, and repair;- all articles in Silver and Gold, ii< the neatest manner. Deutists sup plied with Gold or Silver Wire at all times. Spectacles made and repaired, and glasses set to suit al most any defect in sight. Ht; ha also constantly on hand an assort ment of Jewellery, at wholesale w retail, cmbiacing Ear and Finget Rings, Breast Pins, Lockets, Gold and Silver Sleeve and Collar But tons, Silver Spoons and Sugai Tongs, Silver Ever-pointed Pencil Cases, Silver Thimbles, &c. &r ____ Cammeos, Agate and Cornelian Stones set in the most fashionable style. Jet and Pearl work made to any pattern. Country dealers are invited to call and ex amine his articles. They will be sold low at wholesale.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has recently opened a HAT AND CAP STORE at No. 390 South Market-street, where he has for sale a general assortment of Hats and Caps of all qualities and most fashionable shapes, which he will dispose of at wholesale or retail, on the most reason able terms. From the circumstance of his having made arrange ments to have the principal part of his Hats finished in New-York, he will be enabled to furnish his customers with all the NEW FASHIONS as fast as they come out; and he hopes by a strict at tention to business, and an ardent desire to please, he will merit a share of their patronage. N. B. Buffalo Robes and Fur Caps may bs found at the above Mand in their season. E. S. WILLETT, June, 1883. 890 South Market-st.
LOUGE-STREET. Located in the Old Rectory House, in the rear of Saiat Peter's Church, corner of Maiden lane and Lodge-street. This School is under the superintendence of Mr. S. STEELE and three assistants- All branches considered as constituting a thorough English ed ucation, are carefully taught. The School is furnished with full sets of Infant School, Common School and Lyceum apparatus devised for the practical illustration of the Sciences, together with Globes, Maps, &c. &c. Parents and guardians of youth are respectfully requested to »all and examine the arrangements.
RECOMMENDATION. " My children were under the tuition of Mr. S. Steele, in a •urge school of one hundred and fifty scholars, for several years; and I can qheerfully say that while under his care their progress was greater and more satisfactory than it has been with any other teacher, although they have attended several of our best schools. " JOHN L. VIELE, " Late a Regent of the University." 2* 14 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER »>»ooc
WILLIAM HATFIELD Informs his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a .HAT STO.RB£atNo. 467 South Market-street, immediately ad - 'oinrng the Utica House, where he hasnow,and inteml9«ontinually to keep a general assortment of.Men's Black and DrabrHAT8 Youths'and Boy's HATS and CAPS,of :every description: all of the latest fashions and most approved stock. From his experience and steady application to his-busmess, hr indulges a hope that he will realize from a generous public, a shan of their patronage, adequate to his exertions to please them June. 1833.
THE subscriber has taken the NEW STORE, No. 9 GREEN- STREET, five doors south of State-street, where he keeps a gen ural assortment of patntB,#Ua, aaufirtrotosffilaas, Vavnisffta, which he will dispose of on reasonable terms, at Wholesale or Re tail. ' People from the country will do well to call and examine fot themselves. JOSEPH DAVIS. N. B. Painting and Glazing business attended to in all its variout btanches., &c. &c June, 1833. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. IS. &Oi XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX?: >csoc<» WILLIAM SHIRES,
COPPERSMITH, PLUMBER, TIN AND SHEET IROW WORKER,
NO. 18 BEAVER-STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, and will make to order Brewer's Coppers, Tan- vat Heaters, Clothier's and Hatter's Kettles, Stills and Wormi, Biewhouse Pumps, Soda Fountains and Apparatus, Copper and Sheet Iron Steam Boilers, Cistern and Liquor Pumps, Stoves and. Pipe of all sizes, Tin Conductors and Heads, Copper and Tin Gutter. All kinds of plumbing work done in the best manner, Beer and Cider Pumps made and repaired. Highest price paid for old metal. All orders from the courtry will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. June, 1833.
Keeps constantly on sale a first rate assortment of Wines, Teas, Provisions and Groceries in general, at NO; 247 NORTH MARKET-ST., ALBANY June, 1838. DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYEWOODS, DYESTUFFS, &c.
J. & J. W. BAY, CORNER OF STATE AND SOUTH MARKET-STREETS. Offer at wholesale and retail an extensive assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs. Also, a general assortment of English and American TWINE June, 1833.
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SHELL COMB MANUFACTURER, NO. 166 NORTH MARKET-STREET, N. B. All kinds of Shell Combs repaired and made to order Inne, 1833. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 17 K»
JAMES WALKER Still contiuue^ the business at the Old Stand No. 42 Division-st.» near Green-street, where he will be happy to accommodate hi« customers with Coaches, Gigs, Sulkies and Wagons. an easy terms. Horses kept by the day or week, and carefully at tended to. IU~ A HEARSE is kept in readiness at all times. June, 1833.
M. QUACKENBOSS
Would respectfully inform the public in general, that he still con tinues to manufacture locks of all descriptions at his manufactory No. 16 Beaver-street, in rear of Peter Smith's ; mechanics or mer chants giving orders for locks, or ways for sliding or folding doors, may depend that their orders will be punctually attended to He ilso attends to the hanging of house bells; also the manufacture of brae* door handles, which are on an improved plan. M. aUACRENBOSi^. Contractors who furnish locks for buildings or safe or baDk locks, may depend upoD having their orders fully and punctually executed fry M. Q June, 1838. is CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. •XXXX>0060
[OLD STAND OF JOSEPH H. WEBSTER, MIDDLE LANE BETWEEN STATE-ST, AND MAIDEN LANE] The subscriber keeps Horses and Carriages to let, on the most reasonable terms, at the above men tioned stand. Horses keep by the day or week, and carefully at-- tended to. CLEMENT WARREN.
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CORNER OF S. MARKET AND HAMILTON-STS,
June. 1833 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER- J» » j.t~..j....,..-uu....iwt».mij^u. ENGRAVING, 5B« IE* ^iiWd NO. 93 HAMILTON-STREET, Executes at the shortest notice, all orders for the Engraving of Maps, Cards, Door Plates, Counting House Seals, and Engraving required on Penknives, Spoons, Umbrellas, Lockets, Rings, Silver Plate, Trunk plates, &c. June, 1833. House and Sign Painter and Glazier, CORNER OP NORTH MARKET AND STECBEN-8TBEETB, Seeps constantly for sale PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, And a general assortment of BRUSHES AND LAMP OIL, Of the best quality. PAINTS in Pots mixed ready for use, and instructions given. June, 1833. GU-If S . NO 5 BEAVER-STREET, Manufacture GUNS of every description. Repairing neatly done at (he shortest notice. N. B. All work wairantcd. 020 B. C. TRUE, Die Cutter, Letters, Figures, Stamps, Brands, Ac June. 1883. 20 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. WEARE C. LITTLE, Boofcsellct* attir Stationer, No. 67 State-street, Albany, Keeps constantly for sale an extensive assortment of Theological, Medical, Sehool and Classical STATIONERY: Together with a general assortment of Books in the other depart ments of literature and science. Orders for Books of every description executed with caie and promptness, and on the most moderate terms. Social libraries and literary institutions supplied at the lowest wholesale prices. WEARE C. LITTLE is agent, and receives subscriptions for all the American and Foreign Reviews and Periodical Publications BOOK BINDING. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LEDGER- No. «3 State-street, corner of Middle lane, over the Auction Rooms of Samuel Morgan. W. & T. SEYMOUR Carry on the above business in all its various branches, viz. Plain, Extra and Super Extra,—and have a first rate RULING MA CHINE, and other necessary implements for manufacturing iBZMisns. ©©©as Of every description, on the most reasonable termB, and of the best materials and workmanship. Ik N. B. An assortment kept on hand. JAMES LAWLISS Has removed his SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK FACTORIE8 to No. 18 Washington-street and No. 96 State-street, where he keeps a full supply of every arti cle in his line. On hand, a few best plain SADDLES, ENGLISH BRIDLES AND !» MARTINGALES. CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY, K AND FOR THE YEARS •*.:.;&&&-••:<* - ~ •,>v/*as=-ir COMPILED BY EDMUND B. CHILD. CONTAINING an aipljaBCticnl Hist of tfje XnflaWtanta, And mnch othca- Tjsciul and Interesting Matteri ALBANY: PRINTED BY E, B. CHILD, Ko. G3 S(a(o-strcct. 1333. This is the third year that I have prepared and offer ed to the citizens of Albany, a DIRECTORY. Our City has become so large and populous, that a Direc tory is not only. convenient, but almost indispensable, both to citizens and strangers. I am aware that the utility of a work of this kind is nothing, unless it be minute and accurate in its details. Pains have been ta ken to mail: it so, and so far as the efforts of an indi vidual could effect that object, I believe it has been done). From neither of the previous volumes have I realized a sum sufficient to defray expenses. Should the present afford a reasonable compensation, it will be continued annually. The work is respectfully dedicated to the citizens of Albany. E. B. CHILD. Jane, 183a #><><><>0<><>0<>0<> X >- c: -u -o '- -^ *- 3 c s £ /June I I li [December 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 S lii 7 s; 8 9 10 1112 10 1112 13 14,151 15 16 17 18J19 18 19 20 21 22; I 22 23 24 25 26 25 26,27 28 291'1 1834 29 30 31 January . 1 1 2 Mulf 12 3 4 5 5' 6 7| 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 12 13 14115 ]f> 15|I617I18 19 20 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 2425;'26!27 26 272S29 30 29 30 31 February /August I 2 3 2 3* 4 5 6 6 7 9 10 9,10 11 12 13 13 14 16 17 16 17 18,19 20 20 21 23 24 23 24 25|26 27 26'27,2829 30 31 March. CSepterober 21 3 41 5. 6 2 3' 4 5 6 9,10lll 12 13 9 10 11112 13 161it; 7 1819 20 16 17 18 19 20 23 24125 26 27 23 21 25 26 27 28 29? 30 I 30 31 (October . V 2 4 April 1 1 2 3 41 5>C 7, 8 9 11112 «' 7 8 9 10 11112V 14 15 16 18 19 13 14 15jlb 17 18 19X 21 '22 23 25 26 20 21 22 ti 24 25 26*? 28,29 30 27 28 ,29 30 ^November I i May . 11 5 6 9|10J»l&l 12 13 «! 7! 8 16 170 19 20 13 14,15 23 24A 26 27 20 21122 27128.29 30 31ft l>0O GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL UNITED STATES. Maine, Samuel E. Smith. New- Hampshire, Samuel Dins- moor. Vermont, William A. Palmer. Massachusetts, Levi Lincoln. Rhode-Island, John B. Fiauris. Connecticut, Henry W. Edwards. New-York, William L. Many. New Jersey, Elias P. Seely. Pennsylvania, George Wolf. Delaware, Ca leb P. Bennett. Maryland. James Thomas. Virginia, John Floyd. North-Carolina, David Swain. South-Carolina, Ro bert Y. Hayne. Georgia, Wilson Lumpkin. Ohio, Robert Lu cas. Kentucky, John Breathitt. Tennessee, William Lucas. Louisiana, A. B. Roman. Alabama, John Gayle. Mississi2>pi, Abraham M. 8cott. Indiana, Noah Noble. Illinois, John Rey nolds. Missouri, Daniel Dunklin. GOVERNORS OF TERRITORIES. Michigan, George B. Potter. Florida, William P. Duval!, Arkansas, John Pope. OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. WILLIAM L. MARCY, Governor. JOHN TRACY, Lieutenant Governor. R. H. Walworth, Chancellor ; John Savaje, Chief Justice ; Jacob Sutherland, Samuel Nelson, Justices of the Supreme Court ; Greene C. Bronson, Attorney Geneial ; John A. Dix, Secretary of State ) Azariah C. Flagg, Comptroller ; Abraham Keyser, Trea surer ; Simeon De Witt, Surveyor General; Levi Hubbell, Adjutant General ; Gerrit V. Denniston, Judge Advocate General ; Henry Arcularms, Commissary General ; Archibald Campbell, De puty Secretary and Clerk of the Commissioners of the Land Office ; Philip Phelps and George W. Newell, Deputy Cwnptrolrets ; John A. Dix, Superintendent of Common Schools ; Henry H. Mai tin, Private Secretary to the Governor. xliii Circuit Judges.—Ogden Edwards, First District; Charles H. Ruggles, Second District ; James Vanderpoel, Third District ; Esek Cowen, Fourth District ; Nathan Williams, Fifth District ; Robert Monell, Sixth District ; Daniel Mosely, Seventh District ; Addison Gardner, Eighth District. Clerks of the Supreme Court, William P. Hallett, John K. Paige, Thomas H. Hubbard, Wil liam M. Oliver. COMMISSIONERS OF THE CANAL FUND. Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, Secretary of State, Survey or General, Attorney General and Treasurer. COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND OFFICE. Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of the Assembly, Comptroller, Surveyor General, Secretary of State, Attorney General and Trea surer. CANAL COMMISSIONERS. Stephen Van Rensselaer, President. Samuel Young, William C Bouck, Jonas Ear 11, Jr. and Michael Hoffman. The threo last are the acting Commissioners. BANK COxMMISSIONERS. Charles Stebbins, George R. Davis and Lewis Eaton- Officers of the City of Albany. FRANCIS BLOODGOOD, Mayor. JAMES M'KOWN, Recorder. MEMBERS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. First Ward—Erastus Coming, Barent P. Staats, George M Stevens, Levi Cornell. Second Ward.—lohn T.Norton, Dyer Lathrop, Ichabod L. Judson, John (Jrocsbeeek. Third Ward.—Elisha W. Skinner, Teunis Van Vechten, Ar nold Nelson, George M'Pherson. Fourth Ward Friend Humphrey, Jame3 P. Gould, James Robison, Frederick Porter. Fifth Ward.—James Gibbons, Stephen Van Rensselaer Ju»» John Van Ness, Jun. COMMITTEES. Board of Magistrates.—The Recorder, Messrs. Skinner, Nor ton, Gibbons, Gould. Board of Health.—The Mayor, Recorder, Messrs. Van Vech ten, Norton, Van Rensselaer, Humphrey. Law.—Recorder, Messrs. Van Vechten, Porter, Gihbocs, JKid- son. Accounts.—Messrs. Carmichael, Lathrop, Porter. Flagging and Paving (S. D.)—Messrs. Humphrey, StevtM, Robison. Do. (A. D.)—Messrs. Lathrop, Van Now, Carmidutl: xliv Markets—Messrs. Skinner, Porter, Van Ness, M'Pherson, Cornell. Trespass—Messrs. Judson, Stevens, Robison. Land.— Messrs. Van Vechten, Lalhrop Gibbons, Cornell, Bo- bison. Engine.—Messrs. Gould, Nelson, Carmichael. Night Watch.—Messrs. Gibbons, Judson, Gould, Van Ness, M'Pherson. Lamp—Messrs. Lathrop, Van Ness, Groesbeeck, M'Pherson Stevens Water and Pumps.—Messrs. Gould. Nelson, Judson. Aims-House—Messrs. Norton, Van Vechten, Humphrey. Navigation—Messrs. Gibbons, Groesbeeck, Porter, Nelson, Carmichael. Ferry—Messrs. Corning, Gould, M'Pherson, Robison, Judson. Academy and Lancaster School.—Messrs. Van Rensselaer, Skinner aiid Groesbeeck. Finance.—Messrs. Corning, Van Vechten, Van Rensclaer, Humphrey, Norton. Application to the Legislature.—Messrs. Van Rensselaer, Staats, Gioesbceck. City Hall—The Mayor, Recorder, Messrs. Van Vechten Van Rensselaer, Norton, Humphrey, Staats. OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF ALBANY. Mayor.—Francis Bloodgood. Recorder.—James M'Kown. Clerk Levi H. P. liner. Sheriff—A]hen Gallup. Police Justices.—- John O. Cole, William L. Osborn, High Constables —George Jenkins, Calvin Piersou. Marshal Harrison G. O. Rogers. Deputy Excise Officer—Peter V. Shankland. Chamberlain.—I eter V. Shankland. Attorney to the Board.—John Davis. City Suiveyor—Timothy 1!. Jervis. CitySuperintendants.—John M'Dowall, (Northern District) Ichabod Cunningham, (Southern District.) Superintendant of the Alms House.—George W. Welsh. Supcrintendantofthe Ferry,— Elijah Hrainard- Health Inspector and Street Commissioner.—Edward H. Tuck er. City Physicians—Samuel Shaw, (assigned to the Aims-House) First Waid, Francis N. Selkirk. Second Ward, Abraham Groes beeck. Third Ward James M. Brown. Fourth Ward John Rules. Fiflh Ward Palmer C. Dorr. Overseer of the Poor.—Murdoch M'Pherson. Inspector of Weights and Measures.—Charles R. Wands. Weighers of Fish andiron and Measurers of Salt and Grain. Samuel Vail, Adam Russ, Jared Scovel, Owen Warner, George Davis, Henry Keeler, John Stone, Isaac Lansing, Joan W Chapman, John Bowne. xlv Keeper of the Powder-House.—Theophilus Watkins. City Guagers,—Reginald Kirkpatrick, Azor Roberts, Nelson Scovel, Captains of the Watch—Abraham Sickles, Peter G. Sharp, Thomas Eggleston. Dock Master.—Edward Brown. Superintendent of the Market.—Lewis G. Hoffman. Inspector of Bread.—James Walker. Weighers of Hay.—Matthew Hallenbake, WilliamA. Kane. Measurers of Wood.—John Bogart, Stephen Fonda, Earl P. Pease, Brittan B. Tallman, Williams Gill. Chief Engineer of the Fire Department.—Lemuel Steele. Assistant do. — William M'Hench. Fence Viewers.—John RamsayrJohn Jackson, John Borst. Chimney Inspectors.—1st. Ward, Isaac Van Wie—2d. Ward, John Jackson—3d. W'a:d, Joel West—4th Ward, William A Bec'-cr.—5(h. Ward, Robert Lottridge. Supervisors.—First Ward, Barent P. Staats—Second Ward, John I. Burton—Third Ward, Egbert Egberts—Fourth Ward, Samuel S. Fowler—Fifth Ward, John N. Quackenbush. Collectors of Taxes.—First Ward, Wiliam L. Oshorn —Second Ward, John Wright—Third Waid, John Buckbee—Fourth Ward, Benjamin Patrick—Fifth Ward, John Bowne. Ward Constables.—First Ward, Isaac Thayer, Ab'm J. Cox — Second Ward, Isaac Conkling, Chester Mooie—Third Ward, Cal vin Pierson, James Graves—Fourth Ward, John Kinny, David F. Bates—Fifth Ward, Josiah Piatt, William Richardson. The Al dermen are Ex-Ofiicio Justices of the Peace. COUNTY OFFICERS. First Judge. Samuel Cheever. Judges. Abraham Ten Eyck, Jr., Robert J. Hilton, Joseph B. Moore and Jacob I.ansirir. Clerk. Conrad A. Ten Eyck. Sheriff. Albert Gallup. Under Sheriff. Daniel P. Marshal?. Surrogate. AnShony Blanchard. District Attorney. Edward Livingston. Treasurer. Henry Bleecker. Cwoners. Benoni C. Allen, Gerrit Lansing, Ji., Pardon C. Sherman and Daniel M'Ev.en. Deputy Sheriff and Jailer. Gerrit Hogan. Deputy Sheriffs. Isaac 0. Davis, Albany ; John W. St. John, Bern ; Robert Hall, Bethlehem ; James Blodget, Coeymans ; Hezekiah Sharpe, Guilderland ; Jacob P. Mesick, Knox ; Abel W. Richardson, Watervliet ; Frederick H. Rosecrans, Westerlo ; Robert Moore and John Elsbree, Rensselaervills. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Tsims, Sd Tuesday in Mareh, and 2d Tuesdays in June, Sep tember, and December at the City Hall. XIV1 MAYORS' COURT. James M'Kown, Recoidcr. Terms, the first Tuesday in every month. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. NOHTHEKN DISTRICT. Alfied Conckling. Judge ; Rntfet B. Miller, Clvik ; John W. LivincMnn, Marshal ; Abraham Sickles, Deputy Marshal ; Nathaniel S. Benton, Distiict Attor ney. Times of hoi din; Courts, 3d Tuesday in January, and 2d Tues day in May, at Albany,,and last Tuesday in August at Utica. SUPREME COURT. John Savage, Chief Justice. Jacob Sutherland and Samuel Nel son, Justices. Jolui L. Wendell, Reporter of Supreme Court and Comt of Errors. John Keyes Paige, Clerk. Philip Wendell, Deputy CUik. Special terms for hearing non enumerated motions, at Albany, for the year 18:13 : Januarv none; February, Thursday 7th and 21st; March, Thins lay 7th aiel 21st ; April, Thursday, 4th and 18th ; May, none ; June, Thursday Cth anil 20th ; July none ; August, Thursday Sth and 22d ; September. Thursday, 6th and 19th; October, Thursday 3d ; November, Thursday, 21st; De cember, Thursday, 5th and 19lh CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD DISTRICT. James Vanderpoel, Judge. Terms, 1st Mondays in March and September, at the City- Hall. VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT—THIRD CIRCUIT. Terms, 3d Monday in February, 2d Monday in May, and 4th Mondays in August aid November, at the Capitol in Albany. COURT OF CHANCERY, R. Hyde Walworth, Chancellor; Jarnes Porter, Register; Jorm Walworth. Assistant Uegis'er; Alonzo C. Paige. Reporter; James King, Injunction Master ; Julius Rhoades, Taxing Master; John B. Laforge, Chancellor's Cleik. POLICE COURT. John O'Cole and William L. Osborn, magistrates ; Calvin Pier son and George Jenkins, High Constables ; Thomas L. Pemberton police constable. JUSTICES' COURT. Lemuel Jenkins, Gen it L. Dox and Lorenzo Janes, Justice* of the peace. Ja ues G. Wat-on, Clerk. Horatio Merchant, justice of the i eace for the 5th Wa:d. xlvii EXAMINERS IN CHANCERY John E. Lovett, Lemuel Jenkins, John W. Ford, John V. L. Pruyn. MASTERS IN CHANCERY. James King, Julius Rhoades, Peter S. Henry, Lorenzo Hoyt, lohn I. Burton, William H. Fondey. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. John I. Burton, Andrew J. Colvin, Robert J. Hilton, Elias War ner, Christopher Y. Lansing, Thomas W Harman, Anthony Gould, George B. Lishe , Calvin Popper, William H. Fondey, William Spencer, James Gough, Samuel Cheever, Peter Carmi chael, John V. L. Pruyn, Henry P. Nugent, John J. Ullinao, Eiastus V. Joice, John J. Hill. PUBLIC NOTARIES. Henry Bartow, Nicholas Bleecker, jun., Lo-enzo Janes, John W. Leake, T o-iun W. Olcott, Theodore Olcott, Harmanus 8. Van Injen, Philip S. Van lugen, Fiedeiick H. Pepoon, Richard Yates. CONSTABLES. Fir3t Ward.—Abraham Sickles, Abraham J. Cox, Isaac Thayer, William N. rttnuis. Second Ward. — hYbcrt Ruby, Chester Moore, Thomas L. Pem berton, Isaac Conklin. Third War I—Benjamin H. Payn, James Graves, George Jenkins, Calvin I'ieison. FourihWaid.-J.imes Maddix, Bcnoni C. Allen, John Kinney, David F. Bates Fifth Ward.—'oseph F. Ba Igely, Samuel Winchester, Josiah Piatt, William Richardson. AUCTIONEERS, Samuel Morgan, Lewis Clark, Henry Vandenberg, Robert Whitlock. LIST OF ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS OP THE CITY OF ALBANY. Otis Allen Greene C. Bronson John F. Bacon (Attorney General) Oliver L Barbour .Tohn I Burton Peter D Beekman Benjamin F. Butler Anthony Blanchard Win. R. Cantine Harmanus Hleecker Samuel Cheever 8. De Witt Bloodgood Andrew J. Colvin T. Atwcnd B idsen Henry J. Colvin George Brinkerhoff John T. Cooper X1VH1 John W. Cushman Cicero D. Loveridge John Davis ' Samuel S. Lush Wm. Darling George B. Lisher Amos Dean Orlando Meads Sidney Dean Horatio Merchant Gerrit V.Denniston James M'Kown Richard V. De Witt Henry P. Nugent James Dexter Levi H. Palmer John A. Dix William Parmelee William W. Dougherty George W. Peckham Salem Dutcher, jun. Rufus W. Peckham James Edwards Calvin Pepper Welcome Esleeck John Percy John I. Evertsen John V. L. Pruyn Wm H. Fondey Marcus T. Reynolds John W. Ford. Julius- Rhoades W. W. Frothingham John B. Southwick Peter Gansevoort William Spencer Dennis B. G iffuey John B. Staats James Gough Jacob Sternberg Stephen Groesbeeck Azor Taher Jabez D. Hammond If. W. B. Ten Broeek Isaac Hamilton C. Ten Broeek Ira Harris John L. Tillinghast Thomas W. Harmr.n Absalom Townsend Gideon Hawley John J. Ullman William Hay Harvey E. I). Van Eppi Peter S- Henry C. G. Van Rensselaer Robert J. Hilton John S. Van ilensselser David Hosford Richard Van Rensselaer Lorenzo Hoyt Abraham Van Vechten Lorenzo Janes J. T. 15. Van Vechten George W. Jermain Tennis Van Vechten Lemuel Jenkins John B. Van Schaick Erastus V. Joice William Walsh James King M. Henry Webster O. A. Kingsley John L. Wendell Samuel K. Kip Henry G. Wheaton Martel B. Lansing H. C. Whelploy Christopher Y. Lansing Istael Williams Gerrit Y. Lansing Bradford It. Wood James L'Amoureux Samuel M. Woodruff Charles Lansing Eldad Worcester Edward Living-ton John Van Ness Yates Metcalf Yates (District Attorney) John E. Lovett LIST OF PRACTISING PHYSICIANS. William Bay Henry Bronson John W. Bay James M. Ilrown J. Barney Elisha S. Burton James P Boyd James D. Butler xlix Obadiah Crosby William O'Donnell Johathan Eights Barent P. Staats E. W. Ford Peter P. Staats Henry Greene Francis N. Selkirk Jasper Hallenbake Jamuel Shaw Correl Humphrey John Stiles Thomas Hun Charles D. Townsend John W. Hinckley John F. Townsend Isaac Hempstead Peter Van Olinda John James Henry Van Olinda Hazael Kane S. Sawyer Edwin A. Lacey Henry Van Antwerp James M'Naughton Peter Wendell Peter M'Naughton Harman Wendell Dsvid M'Lachlan Piatt Williams Alden March Joel A. Wing Botanic Physicians. John Thomson, G. W. Ruby, John Hunter. Cancer Doctor. Peter Davidson. Lock Dispensary. George Cooke. Dentists.—Beriah Douglass, Vernor Cuyler. J. Brockaway. Almshouse Physician Samuel Shaw City Physicians—Francis N. Selkirk, for the First Ward ; Abra ham Groesbeck for the Second Ward ; James M. Brown, for the Third Ward ; John Stiles, for the Fourth Ward ; Palmer C. Dctr; for the Fifth Ward. NEW-YORK STATEMEDICAL SOCIETY. Officers elected at the Annual meeting, February 7, 1833. Tho mas Spencer, Madison county, President ; James M'Naughton, Albany, Vice-President; Joel A Wing, Albany, Secietaty ; Piatt Williams, Albany, Treasurer ; James R. Manley, E. G. Ludlow, John R. Rhinelander, Censors for the Southern District ; Jona than Eights, William Bay, Peter Wendell, Censors for the Mid dle District ; Moses Hale, Elijah Porter, Samuel M'Clallen, Cen- soisfor the Eastern District; John M'Call, Harvey W. Doolittle, LaurinsHull, Censors for the Western District ; John H. Steele, Saratoga county, John B. Beck, New-York, John James, Albany, Henry Mitchell, Chenango county, Briant Burwell.Erie county, Phineas Hurd, Cayuga county, Committee of Correspondence ALBANY COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. Officers eleeted January 8, 1883. AMen March, President ; Guy Spalding, Secretary ; Elisha S. Burton, Recording Secreta ry ; Obadiah Crosby, Ccorresponding Secretary ; Correll Hum phrey, Treasurer ; John Stiles, Librarian, Samuel Shaw, Henry Bronson, Edward W. Ford, Benjamin B. Fredenburgh and Peter B. Noxon, Censors; John James, delegate to State Society ; Henry Van Antwerp, Jervis Barney and Francis N. Selkirk, Fur chasing Committte. B 1 NEW-YORK STATE VACCINE INSTITUTION Formed by the State Medical Society, Feb. 1832. Jonathan Eights, President ; William Bay, Vice-President ; Peter Wendell, Charles D. Townsend, James Mc Naughton, Piatt Williams, Joel A. Wing, Diiectors. ALBANY POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Solomon Van Rensselaer, Post Master. Robert Elliott, Assistant. Rensselaer Van Rensselaer, Killian Van Rensselaer, A. H. Coughtry, Schuyler Van Rensselaer, John M'Lachlan, Clerks. Robert Erwin, Porter. William B. Winne and Robert Hemming, Letter Carriers. Regulations. Office open 6 A. M- to 9 P. M. every day ex cept Sunday ; on Sunday, open from 8 to 9 A. M. from 12 to 1 at noon, and from 5 to 8 P. M. Postage on newspapers to be paid quarterly in advance on the first of January, April, July and October. The postage on letters for foreign countries, must be paid to the seaport from which they are to depart; except letters to the Bri tish provinces of the Canadas and New-Biunswick^; to these, let ters can be sent without payment of the United States postage, if desired. Advertised letters should be asked for at the Bar as such. Let ters on which the postage is to be paid, should be handed to the clerk at the delivery. Other letters should be put into the letter box without ceremony. ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS AT ALBANY. The time of arrival of the Mails at Albany varies according to the season and state of the roads. Most of the Mails throughout the year, however, arrive in the afternoon or evening. The Mails which leave Albany in the morning, are generally closed at 6 and 8 o'clock, p. M. of the previous day. The Western Mails, via Utica, Sfc. are made up twice each day. DEPARTURE OP MAILS FROM ALBANY Western Routes. Telegraph.—Via Schenectady Utica, &c. to Buffalo, daily at 3 p M. in winter; and at 10 A. M. in summer. Pilot—Same route, daily throughout the year at half past 9 P.M. Cherry Valley, Cooperstown, &c. daily at half past 9 p M. NORTHERN ROUTES. Whitehall, via Sandy Hill ; and Pittsburgh, via Caldwell, dai ly at 10 A. M. Burlingto», Middlehury, &c. (Vt.) via Salem, daily at 10 A M EASTERN ROUTES. Via Pitsfield and Northampton to Boston, every day except Sunday, at 2 A. M. Via Stockbridge and Springfield to Bolton, every day ejtcep Sunday, at 2 A. M. Via West Stockbridge to Hartford (Ct.) every day except Sun day, at 2 A. M. in summer, and at 9 A. M. in winter. SOUTHERN ROUTES. During Steamboat navigation, daily, (in steamboats) except Sunday, at 7 A. M. and 5 P.M. to New-York, and the towns on tho Hudson River. Land Mail, in winter, on the east side of the Hudson, via Hud-t son, Poughkeepsie, &c. to New-York every day at 6 A. M. West side of the Hudson, via Catskill, Go3hen, &c. to New- York, daily at 5 A. M. POST-OFFICES INTHECOUNTY OF ALBANY. Offices Towns Postmasters Albany, Albany, Solomon Van Rensselaer. Beaver Dam, Berne, Peter Settle. Berne, Berne, Jafcdb Settle, jun. Clarksville, Bethlehem, Adam A. Clark. Coeymans Hollow, Coeymans, James Blodgett. Coeymans, Coeymans, Nathan Stephens. Cohoes, Watervliet, Frederick Y. Waterman- Donnanville, Westerlo, Daniel Dorman. Disbrows, Westeilo, Abijah C. Disbrow East Berne, Berne, Albert Gallup. Guilderland, Guilderland, Russell Case. Guilderland Centre, Guilderland, Elijah Cheesebro. Halls'Mills Rensselaerville, George Benn, jun. Knox, Knox, Prentice Williams, jun. Lisha's Kill, Watervliet, Lewis Morris. New-Scotland, New-Scotland, Edmund Rainsford Potters" Hollow, Rensselaerville, John Rider. Prestons' Hollow, Rensselaerville, Robert W. Murphy. Reidsville, Beme, Alexander Reid. Rensselaerville, Rennselaerville, Abraham Dayton. OFFICIATING CLERGYMEN IN THE CITY OF ALBANY. Rev. Thomas Burch, 2d Methodist Episcopal. Rev. J. N. Campbell, 1st Presbyterian. Rev. Isaac Ferris, Dutch Reformed (South). Rev Moses Jewel, Bethel. Rev. E. N. Kirk, 4th Presbyterian. Rev. Wm. L. Keese, Saint Paul's. Rev. Alonzo Potter, St. Peter's. Rev. Wm. Lochead, 3d Presbyterian. Rev. John Ludlow, Dutch Reformed (North). Rev. James_ Martin, Associate or United Presbyterian. Rev. F. G. Mayer, Lutheran. Rev. Wm. B. Sprague, 2d Presbyterian. Rev. Chaites Smith, Saint Mary's. Rev. B. T. Welch, Baptist, Rev. James R. Wil son, Reformed Presbyterian. Rev. John Stratton, 1st Methodist Episcopal. Rev. Isaac D. Williamson, Universalist. Rev. INa- (haniel Watkins, Primitive Methodist Missionary. Rev. Mr.JWil- liams, African Methodist. Rev. Samuel Treadwell, African [Bap- lii MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. WILLIAM L. MARCY, Albany, Commander in Chief. Joef Rathbone, of Albany, Horatio Seymour of Utica, and Heniy Hone, of New-York, Aids de Camp. Levi Hubbell, of Albany, Adjutant General. Henry Arcularius, of New-York, Commissary General. 'Campbell P. White of New-York, Quarter Master General. Gerrit V. Dennison, of Albany, Judge Advocate Gen eral. Prosper M. Wetmore, of New-York. Paymaster General. Richard Pennel, of New-York, Surgeon General. Thomas W Harman, of Albany, Military Secretary. FIRST DIVISION OF CAVALRY. Stephen Van Rensselaer, Major General}; Colonel Henry, In spector ; Col. Van Vechten, Judge Advocate ; Lieut. Col. Van Schaick, Quarter Master ; Major James, Pay Master ; Major Walsh and Major Brinkerhoff, Aids de Camp. THIRD BRIGADE OF CAVALRY Chauncey Humphrey, Brigadier General ; Major Hager, In spector ; Major Spencer, Judge Advocate ; Major Bacon, Assis- tant Hospital Surgeon ; Captain Bartow, Quarter Master; Cap tain Yates, Pay Master ; Captain Child, Aid de Camp. THIRD BRIGADE HORSE ARTILLERY, John Tayler Cooper, Brigadier General ; Major Webster, In spector ; J. B. La Forge, Judge Advocate ; James Eights, Hospi tal Surgeon ; Captain Townsend, Quarter Master ; Capt. Graham. Pay Master ; Captain Lansing, Aid de Camp. SIXTH REGIMENT HORSE ARTILLERY: Joseph Consaul, of Schenectady, Colonel; — Lieutenant Colonel ; Potter, Major. TROOP B. SIXTH REGIMENT HORSE? ARTILLERY. James B. Harris, Captain ; Samuel P. Patterson, 1st Lieuten ant ; Stephen R. Schuyler, 2d Lieutenant; Glen Van Rensselaer, Cornet. FIFTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. James Mc'Cabe, Colonel; John R. Fitch, Lieutenant Colonel. George H. Kercher, Major; Peter Moakley, Brigade Inspector; John Iggett, Thomas Birdsall, Lyman Wikox, Hiram Scrafford, — Sherman, Kaarns.'Gaptains; John Strain, William T. Gilbert; Peter Sparbeck, Edwin Davis, First Lieutants; Charley Sears, John M'Intosh, Second Lieuleutauts. liii NINTH DIVISION OF INFANTRY- Stephen Van Rensselaer, jun. Major General ; Col. Cole, In spector ; Col. Shankland, Judge Advocate ; Lieut. Col. Hopkins, Quarter Master ; Lieut. Col. winne, Hospital Surgeon; Major Fry, Pay Master ; Major Shepherd and Major Van Vechten, Aids de Camp. THIRTY-FIRST BRIGADE OF INFANTRY Batterman, Brigadier General; Major Fassett, In spector ; Major Woodruff, Judge Advocate ; Capt. French, Quar ter Master ; Major James, Assistant Hospital Surgeon ; Capt. Jackson, Pay Master ; Capt. Meads, Aid de Camp. ' ALBANY REPUBLICAN ARTILLERY. John Iggett, Captain ; John Strain 1st Lieutenant; Charles Sears, 2d Lieutenant. EIGHT'S NINTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY- Col. Aaron V. Fryer, Commandant ; John Groesbeck, Lieut, Colonel ; James Winne, Major. COL. FRYER'S STAFF. John Sharts, Adjutant, J. Brooks, jr. Pay Master; J. W. Winne, Quarter Master; John G. Treadwell, Chaplain ; Abraham Groesbeck, Surgeon ; John M. Bradford, Surgeon's Mate; Isaac Winne, Serjeant Major; Hugh M'Collum, Quarter Master Serjeant. TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY SIXTH REGIMENT. John Osborn, Colonel; John B. Manning, Lieutenant Colonel; James Hartness, Major. Captaint. Samuel D. Dubois, Johoiakim Van Hagen, Nathaniel K. Leavitt, Isaac N. Comstock, Timothy Seymour, John Gray. Lieutenants. David A. Billson, Ogden Covert, William Cobb, Daniel Peck, Thomas Wilson, Edward Slason, William Rapp. Ensigns. John Sherwood, Carr, E. S. Rowe, Thomas Palmatier, Ira Porter. Cot. OSBORN'S STAFF. Thomas L. Htrtness, Adjutant. Samuel Payn, jr.. Quarter Master; —; a , PayMastei; Jasper Hallenbeck, Surgeon ; Francis N. Selkirk, Surgeon's Mate; Henry Pierce, Chaplain ; William Hendrickson, Sergeant Major; ——— — -, Quarter Master Sergeant ALBANS INDEPENDENT VOLUNTEERS. Hiram Husted, Captain ; Martin (fltespic, Lieutenant. B2 f liv NINTH RIFLE REGIMENT. Peter Relyea, jun. Colonel ; Leonard G. Ten Eyck, Lieutenant ko!one,l ; Henry B. Haswell, Major. Co> RBLYEA'S STAFF. Albert Conkling, Adjutant ; Wm- J. Winne, Quarter Master ; Rensselaer Sill, Pay Master ; Sidney Sawyer, Assistant Hospital Surgeon. William J. Radliff, do Mate ; Henry Campbell, Chaplain. c<*Pt<>'ns. Parker Sergeant, Alexander Cameron, Jaraes Kisk, Richard Kimmier, David Burhans, Samuel Moak, Peter Ten Eyck, Peter Flagler. GOVERNOR'S GUARDS. Parker Sergeant, Captain ; Fredus Van Home, Lieutenant CITY GUARDS. / fames Risk, Captain. NATIONAL GUARDS. „, Alexander Cameron/Captain. Friend Lawrence, Lieutenant Charles E. Hochstrasser, Ensign. ALBANY MILITARY ASSOCIATION. Officers elected December 18th, 183J. Lieut. Col. Van Schaick, 9,!ev- • Lieut' CoL HoPkin3>l8t Vice President; Capt. Yates, 2d Vice President ; Capt. Cameron, Secretary ; Capfc, Seymour, lreasurer ; Major Spencer, Judge Advocate ; Capt. H«ted, Adju tant ; Major Fassett, Auditor. '--'ft. ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT. OFFICERS FOR 1833 —Robert Martin, President ; fames' Campbell, Jr. Vice President ; H. S. Van Ingen, Secretary ; A Mc Clure, Treasurer ; Charles Pohlman, collector. BANK OF ALBANY. Capital $240,000. Election 2d Tuesday in May BARENT BLEECKER, President. Directors. Abiaham Van Vechten, Teunis Van Vechten, Ja cob H- Ten Eyck, Robert Dunbar, jun. Mathew Gregory, David Newland, Stephen Van Rennselaer, jun. John Trotter, Philips. Van Rensselaer, Volkert P. Duow, Nicholas Bleeeker, Benjamin Tibbitts. Jellis Winne, jun. Cashier. Nicholas Bleecker, jun. H. S. Van Ingen, George Winne, Clerks. Discount day, Thursday. NEW-YORK STATE BANK. Capital $369,600. 'Election 1st Tuesday in June. FRANCIS BLOODGOOD, President. Directors. John D. Pt DouwI,, Isaia h Townsend, Erastus Cor. lv ning, Robert Boyd, Jared L. Rathbone, John N. Quackenbush, r Rufus H. King, Gerrit Y. Lansing, John Tayler Cooper, Simeon De Witt, Peter Ganaevort, Silas Wright, jun. Richard Yates, Cashier. Henry Truax, Wiiliam C. Miller, William M'Hargh, Inspectors. John W. Leake, Chester Bulkley, James Brown, Frederick L. Yates, H. Melville, Clerks. Dis count day, Wednesday* MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' BANK Capital 442,000. Election 1st Monday in June. BENJAMIN KNOWER, President. Directors. Peter Boyd, Ezra Ames, Russel Forsyth, William Marvin, Friend Humphrey, Robert Dunlop, Henry Newman, Sa muel S Fowler. Sylvanus P. Jermain, Thomas Hillhouse, Robert Shepherd, Benjamin F. Butler. Thomas W. Olcott, Cashier. Egbert Olcott, Teller, Noah Lee, Bookkeeper. William M'Hench, (Discount Clerk. Benjamin Knower, jun- Frederick H. Pepoon, H. A. Allen, Clerks. COMMERCIAL BANK. Capital $300,000. Election 2d Tuesday in June. JOHN TOWNSEND, President Directors. Willard Walker, Lewis Benedict, Robert Gilchrist, William Cook, Seth Hastings, Richard Marvin, Oliver Kane, George W. Stanton, William Newton, David E. Gregory, Augus tus James, Obadiah R. Van Benthuysen. H. Bartow, Cashier. J. Stringham, Teller. L. Norton, Book keeper. A. H. Lovett, Discount Clerk. Discount days, Monday and Thursday CANAL BANK. Capital $300,000. Election 2d Tuesday in July. JOHN T. NORTON, President. Directors. Israel Smith,' Robert F. Slack, Joel Rathbone, James Goold, David Wood, Aaron Thorp, Alexander Marvin, James Porter, Edwin Croswell, Lyman Root, Lyman Chapin, Richard Varick De Witt, Joseph Russell. Theodore Olcott Cashier. Charles Hill, Teller. Isaac Seymour, Book-keeper. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday. ALBANY SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated March, 1820. H. BARTOW, Treasurer. Office at Commercial Bank. Open every Saturday afternoon from i till 7 o'clock. Ivi ALBANY INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital $300,0*0. Office 5$ State-street. ISAIAH TOWNSEND, President Directors. Augustus James, Gerrit Y. Lansing, Simeon De Witt, Charles R. Webster, Benjamin Knower, Erastus Corning, Richard Yates, Barent Bleecker, Rufus H. King, Francis Blood-' good, Thomas Russell, Teunis Van Vechten. Gideon Hawley, Secretary. MERCHANT'S INSURANCE COMPANY Capital $280,000. Office over Canal Baak. CHARLES E. DUDLEY, President Directors. Samuel S. Fowler, Abel French, George Hum phrey, Russel Forsyth, Walter Clark, Friend Humphrey. John T. Norton, Julius Rhoades, Benjamin F. Butler, Thomas W. Ol cott; Robert Dunlop, S. P. Jermain. John N. Quackenbush, Da vid E. Gregory, John Savage, Lewis Benedict, Peter Wendell, William Cook, John Willard, Jared L. Rathbone, Ephraim Wil der, Jr., Alexander Marvin, Willard Walker, Joshua Tuffs, William Marvin, Henry, L. Webb, Robert Boyd, William L. Marcy, Tho mas Hillhouse, Jacob H, Ten Eyck, George W. Jermain, Secre tary, FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital $150,000. Office 44 State-street. JAMES STEVENSON, President. Directors. John Taylor, Peter Gansevoort, Thomas M'Elroy, Hugh Humphrey, George W. Stanton, Lemuel Steele, Egbert Egberts, Justus Wright, Conrad A. Ten Eyck, William Adams, Lansing Pruyn, Cornelius Vanderbelt, Lansing G. Taylor, Jor, athan Lyman, John M. Newton, John B. Von Schaick, William F. Bulkley, JohnM. Eddy, Evert Wynkoop, Walter R. Morris, Lyman Chapin, Benjamin Tibbits, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Jr. Robert F. Slack. Richard Van Rensselaer, Secretary ; Peter Gansevoort, Attor ney ; Jonathan Lyman, Surveyor of Buildings ; William Cough try, Surveyor of vessels. ALBANY~mSTITUTE. STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER, President. CHARLES R. WEBSTER, Treasurer. First Department, (formerly the society of Useful Arts,) Simeon De Witt, President ; Jonathan Eights, Vice-President ; William Mayell, Treasurer ; Peter Gansevoort, Corresponding Secretary ; James S. Gould, Recording Secretary ; Peter Bullions, Librarian ; •James Stevenson, Senior Counsellor, Richard V. De Witt, James S. Gould, John S. Walsh, Peter Bullions.William Alvord, William A. Tweed Dale, William Mayell, William A.; M'Culloch, Coun; sellers. 1TH Second Department, (formerly the Albany Lyceum of Natural History.) Stephen'Van Rensselaer, jr., President; Richard Varick De Witt, Vice-President; Matthew H. Webster, Corresponding Secretary ; William H. Fondey, Recording Secretary ; Duncan M'Kercher, Treasurer ; T. Romeyn Beck, M. H. Webster, Lewis C. Beck, Richard V. De Witt, Philip Ten Eyck, Horace B. Web ster, Curators. Third Department, (Historical and Literary.) Peter Bullions, President ; S. De Witt Bloodgood, Vice-President ; William L. Keese, Corresponding Secretary ; Amos Dean, Recording Secre tary ; George W. Carpenter, Treasurer. N. B. The Presidents of the Departments are ex-offieio Vice Presidents of the Institute ; and all the other officers are ex-officio the same officers of the Institute. Total number of volumes in January, 1S33,—1592. Total number of Specimens in the Museum, Jan. 1833,-10,444. ALBANY ACADEMY. Trustees. T. Romeyn Beck, Gideon Hawley, John Ludlow, Charles R. Webster, Isaac Ferris, Peter Gansevoort, Alfred Conckling, James Stevenson, John T. Norton. William B. Sprague, Oliver Kane, Richard V. De Witt, Archibald Campbell, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, the Mayor and Recorder, ex officio (16). Richard Yates, Treasurer ; l\ Romeyn Beck, Clerk. Faculty. T. Romeyn Beck, Clerk ; Rev. Peter Bullions, Professor of the Latin and Greek languages; Philip Ten Eyck, Pro fessor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy; Henri Picard. Professor of Modern Languages; Lewis C. Beck, Lecturer on Chemistry; George W . Carpenter, Samuel M'Arthur, Griffith W Griffiths, Tu'ors; Benjamin F. Foster, teacher of Penmanship; Richard Rhoades, Steward. ALBANY LIBRARY AND ATHENEUM Barent Bleecker, Chairman Harmanus Bleecker, S. De Witt Bloodgood, James M'Kown, Henry L. Webb, Oliver Steele, T. Romeyn Beck, Gideon Hawley, John B. Van Schaick, Richard Yates, Richard V. DeJWitt Benjamin F. Butler, Managers. Richard Yates, Treasurer. A. F. Lansing, Librarian. ALBANY FEMALE ACADEMY. Alonzo Crittenton, Principal; Rev. John Ludlow, Gideon Haw ley, James Clark, Israel Smith, Richard M. Meigs, EdwiD Cros well, Jacob Sutherland, John T. Norton, Benjamin F. Butler, Trustees. ALBANY FEMALE SEMINARY. Rev. JohnM. Garfield, Principal ; Alfred Conkling, John O. Cole, James G. Mather, W. W: Frothingham, James M'Kown, S. De Witt Bloodgood, Samuel S. Fowler, Trustees iviii ALBANY LANCASTER SCHOOL William A. Tweeddale, Principal ; Simeon De Witt, President , Gideon Hawley, Vice-President ; Charles R. Webster, Treasurer ; Matthew Henry Webster, Secretary ; Simeon De Witt, Gideon Hawley, Charles R. Webster, Alfred Conkling, Israel Smith, Ar chibald Campbell, Benjamin F. Butler, Rev. B. T. Welch, Rev. J. N. Campbell, Rev. E. N. Kirk, Richard V. De Witt, Matthew H. Webster, Lewis C. Beck, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, John L. Wendell, Volkert P. Douw, JohnS. Van Rensselaer, Philip Ten Eyck, Trustees ; Andrew M'Karg, teacher in the African Lancas ter School. ALBANY APPRENTICES LIBRARY Officers elected April 7, 1832. Charles R. Webster, President. James S. Gould, Librarian. William Mayell, Gideon Hawley, Jo seph Fry, Lewis G. Hoffman, Job Gould, William Boyd, James S. Gould, William Alvord, Timothy Seymour, Norman Francis, John Gibson, Trustees. COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS. George B. Lisher, First Ward. Enoch Mc'Cammon, Second Ward. Rufus W. Peckham, Third Ward. John Marshall, Fourth Ward. John Van Valkenburg, Fifth Ward. INSPECTORS OF COMMON SCHOOLS. Aaron V. Fryer, First Ward. Daniel S. Kittle, Second Wan!. William Parmelee, Third Waid. John W. Hinckley, Fourth Ward. William Gillespie, Fifth Ward. TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS. William Mix, William L. Osborn, and G. V. Z. Bleecker, Fjrst District. Levi Silliman, George J. Loomis and Daniel P. Clark, Second District. Lawson Annesly, Isaac W. Staats and Arnold Nelson, Third District. John Van Schaack, Thomas Field, and William Whitney, Fourth District. Herman V, Hart, Josiah Patterson and Abner Davis, Fifth District. Josiah Winants, Wil liam Seymour, and Cornelius A. Waldron, Seventh District. Angus M'Duffie, John Iggett, and Gerrit Hogan, Eighth District. Dan iel Powers, William Martin and James Taylor, Ninth District.1 ALBANY TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Officers elected March 5th, 1S33. Thomas 0. Wands, Presi dent ; John Visscher, Vice-Presdent ; George Vance, jr. Secre tary ; Charles Van Orstrand, jr. Assistant Secretary ; James Aiken, Treasurer ; Frederick Seger, Solomon Baker, John Mal colm, Henry Glen, and Alonzo L. Stewart, Directors. MECHANICS' BENEFIT SOCIETY William W. Dougherty, President. James G. Young, 1st Vice President.. Robert Thompson, 2<1 Vice President James P. lix Gould, Treasurer. L. Philleo, Secretary. Thomas Silsby, Assis tant Secretary. James. A Morse, John W. Johnston, John C. Donnelly, Charles Badgely, Stewards. Samuel S. Fowler, Jas. Robinson, Ezra C. Houston, Frederick Porter, Joseph H. Green, Parker Sargent, James G. Young, Finance Committee. ALBANY ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. Andrew Kirk, President; Peter Smith, 1st Vice President ; Duncan McKercher, Treasurer ; Alexander Cameron, Secretary. ALBANY ST. NICHOLAS BENEVOLENT SOCIE TY. Officers elected November 21, 1S32.—Abraham Van Vechten, President, ; Harmanus Bleecker, 1st Vice President, Jacob Ten Eyck, 2d Vice-President ; Isaac H. Bogart, 3d Vice-President ; Gerrit Gates, Secretary ; Volkert P. Douw, Treasurer ; Rev. John Ludlow and Rev. Robert Bronk, Chaplains ; Jonathan Eights and John W. Bay, Physicians ; Peter Lansing jr. Cornelius A. Wal dron, Richard V. De Witt, Cornelius Egberts, Jacob T. B. Van Vechten, Andrew D. Lansing John S. Walsh, Charles Y. Lan sing, Lansing Pruyn and Richard Van Rensselaer, Managers. ALBANY GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Officers elected Jan. 10,1833. Rev. F. G. Mayer, President ; Henry T. Mesick, Vice-President; Christian Miller, Treasurer ; Walter S. Quackenboss, Secretary ; Henry Newman, William Mc Elroy, Isaac H. Bogart, William Hosch and George H. Ker- ker, Acting Committee. HIBERNIAN PROVIDENT SOCIETY. This society was instituted on the 11th of February, 1832.— The following are the officers for the present year. James Holli day, President. James Maher and Patrick Cassidy, Vice Presi dents. Thomas Gough, Treasurer. William L. Osborn, Record ing Secretary. Peter C. Doyle, Corresponding Secretary. Mathews Brown, Patrick Coogan, Thomas Fagan, Timothy Hayes, John T. Maher, John Manning, Patrick Bergen, Executive Com mittee. William Hawe, Owen Murray, Michael Cagger, Finance Committee. ALBANY SACRED MUSIC FUND SOCIETY. John T. Norton, President. Rev. John N. Campbell, 1st Vice President. Henry W. Snyder, 2d Vice President. George War ren, leader. Visscher Ten Eyck, Librarian. Luke F. Newland, Conductor. A. M. Strong, Secretary. Samuel Pruyn, Treasurer. Lemuel Steele, Samuel Pruyn, Martin Gaylord, James Taylor, Vernor Cuyler, S. K. Kip, George Andrews, Visscher Ten Eyok, Board of Managers. Lemuel Steele, George Warren, George An drews, James Taylor, S. B. Pond, Music Committee. ALBANY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. nrfi^n.* <.i NEW-YORK STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY. John Savage, President; James Milnor, Nathaniel P. Tallmadge, Eliphalet Nott, Luther Bradieh, Gerrit Smith, Samuel Nelsoc, Nathaniel W. Howell, David E. Evans, Vice Presidents; Har manus Bleecker, Benjamin F. Butler, Charles R. Webster, John A. Dix, John T. Norton, John Willard, Daniel D. Barnard, Rev. J N. Campbell, Managers ; R. V. De Witt, Secretary C lxii NEW-YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOC1ETY- Formed at Albany, February 16,1832. J. Le Ray de Chaumont, of Jefferson county, President ; Ed ward P. Livingston, of Columbia county, Ambrose Spencer cf Albany, Jacob Morris, of;Otsego county and Robert S. Rose, of Seneca county, Vice-Presidents ; Philip S., Van Rensselaer, of Albany, Recording Secretary ; Jesse Buel of Albany, Correspond ing SecretaryJ; .Charles R. Webster of Albany, Treasurer ; Henry W. Delavan, of Saratoga county, John Townsend of Albany, Ho ratio Hicock, of Rensselaer, Executive Committee. GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. James M. Allen, G. H. P.; Mordecai Myers, D. G. H. P., Ja cob T. B-. Van Vechten, G.K., John F. Hubbard, G. S.; Johi, O. Cole, G. Secretary; Gerrit W. Ryckman, \G. Treasurer; Rev. Salem, Town, G. Chaplain; John Bull, jun.; G. Marshal. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK Morgan Lewis, G. M., Mordecai Myers, D. G. M.; Ezra S. Cozier,* S. G. W.; John Van Buren, J. G. W.; James Herring, G. Secretary; James Van Benschoten, G. Secretary. * Dead. TEMPLE ENCAMPMENT, No. 2. Jonathan Eights, G. C.;Gerrit W. Ryckman, G.; John O, Cole, C. G.; Lewis C Beck, Prelate; Jacob T. B. Van Vechten, 8 W. ; Richard I. Knowlson, J. W.; William Voorhees, Treasurer, ^Edmund B. Child, Recorder. TEMPLE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 5 Daniel P. Marshal, H. P.; John F. Porter, K-; Jacob Henry, Si; Roland Adams, C. H.; Isaac Morey, P. S.; Josiah Winants, R. A. C; John O. Cole, Martin Gaylord, Oliver C. Gracie, M- V's; William Vorhees, Treasurer; Edmund B ChiU, Secretary; Cornelius Higgins, Tyler. MASTERS LODGE, No. 2. G. W. Ryckman, M.lWilliam Seymour, S. W; Edward Liv ingstou, J. W.; H. H. Hickox, Secretary. MOUNT VERNON LODGE, No. 3. Josiah Winants,1 M.; Amos Adams, S. W.; Benoni C. Allen, J. W.j Edmund B. Child, Secretary; Jacob Henry, Treasurer. TEMPLE LODGE, NO. 53. Julius R Ames, Master ; James Radliff, Senior Warden ; John F. Porter, Junior Warden; Robert Ewing Ward, Sectetary; Wil liam Voorhees, Treasurer. 1 BY £. B. CHILD. Abbey, Eliphalet Killam, skipper, 32 Division _ ' Abbey, widow of Simeon, 33 Division Abbott, James, mason, 336 State Abe!, Andrew, physician, 577 e. Market Abelman, Christian, carpenter, 211 State j Abelman, Stephen Van 'Rensselaer, carpenter, 3 j Colonie 1 Abernethy, Hugh, morocco dresser, 36 Hallenbake Ackerman, Gilbert, 174 *. Pearl Ackerman, Gerrit, grocer, 172 & Pearl Acomb, William, willow basket maker, 16 Mark lane Adams, H. & A., bakers 186 Washington Adams, Amos, (H. & A. A. ) 188 Washington Adams, Henry; (H. & A. A.) 172 Washington Adams, Nathaniel, Marble Pillar, Thorp & Sprague's buildings, cor. State and n. Market, house 42 a. Pearl Adams, John R. victualling cellar, cor. n. Market^and * Mark lane, house 90 Hudson " , Adams, William, proprietor of Albany and New-York . line of tow hoats, office 66 Quay, house 70 , Hudson Adams, William N., 42 a. Pearl Adams, Allen, blacksmith, shop 29 n. Pearl, house 36 Van Schaick Adams, Christopher, carpenter, 35 Swan Adams, Joseph, confectioner, 32 Green Adams, Roland, 45 Water Adams, widow Eliza, 52 Steuben Adams, Miss Catharine, seamstress, 559 s. Market Adams, Miss Louisa, dress maker, 31 Church . -A 64 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Addejo, Miss, corset maker, 113 Boaver ADELPHI HOTEL, 33 Stats ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, State Hall AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Hamilton, west of J. Pearl AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH, near State-st. continued Ager, William, laborer, 66 Franklin Ager, William, laborer, 24 Van Schaick Ager, Clark C, 549 a. Market Age, Joseph, shoemaker, 45 Washington Agnew, John, tavern, cor. a. Market and Lydius Aiken, Jame«, printer, 36 Herkimer Ainsworth, A. C, dealer in dry goods, 2S7 n. Market Aitkin, John, manufacturer of patent leather, 379 State Akerly, Samuel, cooper, 10 If nion Acker, Richard, purveyor of fish, John near Church Akin, F. W. & E. C. (Fredarick. W. and Ebenezer C.) flour store, 73 Uuav Akin, Ebenezer C. (F. W. and E. C. A.) £9 Ferry Akin, Frederick W. ( F. W. and E. C. A.) resiues in Greenbush village ALBANY ACADEMY, Academy Park ALBANY ARGUS, 370 a. Market ALBANY DAILY ADVERTISER, 91 n. Peari ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL, 71 State ALBANY FEMALB ACADEMY, 11 Montgomery ALBANY FEMALE SEMINARY, 67 Division ALBANY INSURANCE COMPANY, 56 State ALBANY LIBRARY, Atheneum Buildings, n. Market ALBANY APPRENTICES LIBRARY, 366 a. Market ALBANY THEATRE, a. Pearl ALBANY POST OFFICE, 318 and 320 n. Market ALBANY MINERAL SPRING, Ferry, near s. Pearl ALBANY & N. YORK LINE OF Tow BOATS, 66 Quay. ALBANY ALMS HOUSE, *. of Lydius continued ALBANY SAVINGS BANK, at Commercial Bank ALBANY MUSEUM, Thorp & Sprague's Buildings, cor. of State and n. Market ALBANY TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, meets at Maiden Lane Saloon ALBANY NURSERY, Western Turnpike, 2 miles from the city ALBANY B1RECT0RT. 65 ALBANY WATER WORKS COMPANY, office 50 State rALBAN Y & OSWEGO LINE, Office 64 Quay I a Albert, Peter, hair dresser, 31 Lydius, house 71 Church Albright, Mrs. Margaret, 52 Ferry Alcombrack, widow of John, 53 Clinton Aldrich, Zachriah, laborer, 318 Washington Aldrich, widow Anna, 41 Lawrence Aldrich, Mrs. Ann, 76 n. Pearl Aldrich, widow Eliza, 122 Franklin Alexander, Joseph, resides at Adelphi Hotel Alexander, Morgan I., 15 Van Schaick JlllcoU, Thomaa, 6 Van Tromp Allcott, .widow Jane, 6 Van Tromp Allen, Horace, broker, office 391, house 551 a. Market Allen, Benoni C, coroner and constable, office at Police Office, house 96 Church Allen, Otis, attorney and counsellor, 310 n. Market residence at Temperance House Allen, James, carpenter, 51 Orange Allen, Dennis, carpenter, 47 Van Schaick Allen, John, carpenter, shop Hudson, near Eagle, house 75 Beaver Allen, Nathan, carpenter, 58 Montgomery Allen, Peter W., coachmaker, 59 Division Allen, Isaac W., hair dresser, 46 Bass Allen, Jeremiah, laborer, 129 Lumber, Arbor Hill Allen, Mrs. Harmony, 20 Daniels Allibonia, Mary, rear 74 William Allison, William N., silversmith, 136 Lydius Allison, John, blacksmith, cor. Hamilton and Union Alston, Joseph, laborer, 23 William Alvord & Winne (Edmund Alvord and John Winne) cabinet makers, 116 State Alvord, William, (M. & A.) 7 Steuben Alvord, Edmund, (A. &. W.) boards at Mrs. Pease's Alworth, Samuel W., grocer, 121 Pier AMERICAN MASONIC RECORD, 63 State AMERICAN HOTEL, 100 State Ames, Ezra, portrait painter, 41 «. Pearl Ames, Julius R.. miniature painter, 41 *. Pearl Ames, Angelo, 41 «. Pearl Ames, Horatio, (E. & A.) 84 Lydius ___*_ C2 66 ALBANY DIRECTORY Ames, widow Mary, 73 Colonie Amigh, Benjamin, whip maker, 29 Clinton Amsdell, William, brewer, 14 Rose Anderson, Robert, spruce beer shop, 142 Water Anderson, Daniel B., sh. maker, c. Franklin and Bass. Anderson, John, laborer, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Anderson, John, moulder, 21 Knox Anderson, James, waterman, 7 Bass Anderson, Jesse, 62 Schuyler Anderson, Gilbert, 628 a. Market Anderson, Isaac & Co., drugs, oils, and dye woods, 150 Water, north side Canal Basin Andrews, William, engineer, 108 GAuav Andrews, Truman, printer, 553 a. Market Andrews, Amos, wheelright, 71 Beaver Andrews, Joel W., brass founder, 20 Daniels Andrews, Orrin, baker, 29 Orchard Andrews, Fairman, baker, 29 Orchard Andrews, Norman P., carpenter, 96 Washington Andrews, Christina,, boarding house, 13 Rose Andrews, widow Clarissa, 303 a. Pearl Angus, Charles, printer, 31 Van Schaick Angus, widow Margaret, 31 Van Schaick Angus, Nancy, grocer, 140 s. Pearl Annesley, William, 22 Quackenbush Annesly, Lawson, looking glass store, 309 aDd 311 n Market, house 17 Steuben Annesly, Miss teacher, 22 Quackenbush Anright, John, waiter, 51 Van Schaick Anright, James, laborer, basement 51 Van Schaick Anson, Levinus, mason, 55 Fayette Anson, John, furnace man, Knox Anthony, Michael, stove mounter, 70 a. Lansing Anthony, John, laborer, 8 Fox Anthony, John, waiter, 31 Lawrence Appleton, William, laborer, 27 Van Woert Appunzeller, Andrew, 409 State Arkenburgh, widow Janet, 66 Green ARGUS RECESS, 370 a- Market Armar, David, laborer, 21 First, Arbor Hill Arms, Guy, lottery and exchange, office 360 a. Marke t boards at Adelphi Hotel., ALBANY DIRECTORY. 67 rArms , Noadiah L., store 110 Pier, house 49 Green Arms, John, cooper, 8 Van Woert Armstrong, Adam, groc. and sh. maker, 170 n. Market Armstrong, Robert, 45 Green Artcher & Holdridge, (Edward Artcher and David F. Holdridge) merchants and innkeepers, cor. Eagle and Pine Artcher, Edward, (A. & H) cor. Eagle and Pine Artcher, Michael, cor. of Eagle and Pine Artcher, John, brickmaker, 216 State Artcher, widow Mary, 27 Pine Ashten, Peter, gardener, 146 Washington Aspinwall, Lewis, bell founder, 64 Beaver, house 4tt s. Pearl ATHENEHM BUILDINGS, 337, 339, 341 n. Market Atkins, Ben, accountant, 36 Howard ATTORNEY GENERAL'S Office State Hall Austin, William, tin and sheet iron worker, 371 a Mar ket, and cor. Hudson and Green, h. 64 Westerlo A. H. AUSTIN, Manufacturer of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware 328 n. Market, res. 64 Westerlo Austin, Abraham, carpenter, 104 Beaver Austin, Jeremiah, skipper, 96 Beaver Austin, Benjamin, 104 Beaver Austin, Benjamin, jr. carpenter, 104 Beaver Avan, Thomas H., 24 Van Zandt Ayer, Charles C, lottery office 402 a. Market, res. 41, Washington Ayer, Samuel, 41 Washington Ayer, Mary A., milliner, 41 Washington B. Babcock, Benjamin, painter, 19 Lodge Babcock, William J., cartman, 48 Herkimer Babcock, Christopher, 132 Lydius Bacon, John F., clerk of senate, office 66 State, house- 157 Washington w 6S ' ALBANT DIRECTORY. Bacon & Ford, (John F. Bacon and John W. Ford,) attorneys and counsellors, 66 State Bacon, Marshall J., 157 Washington Badgely, Joseph F., constable, 139 n. Market Badgely, William, merchant, 382 a. Market,h. 121Green Bailey, Amos, sash and blind factory 83 Bass Bailey, Enoch, 65 n. Market Bailey, Henry H., furrier, 65 Hamilton Bain, Peter, (G., B. & Co.) 79 Lydius Bain, John, corner of Ten Broeek and Wilson Baird, Mrs. M., at 57 a. Pearl Baker & Walbridge, (Ellis Baker and Romeo Wal- bridge,) general stage office, 452 a. Market, cor. of Hamilton, opposite Eagle Tavern Baker, Nathaniel, carpenter, 39 s. Lansing Baker, Emerson E., (P. & B.) 144 n. Market Baker, Solomon, printer, 11 Maiden lane Baker, John C, coah maker, 13 Dallius Baker, Ellis, (B. &. W.) 55 Liberty Baker, John, laborer, 81 Beaver Baker, Martin P., brickmaker, Lydius continued Baker, James, blacksmith, 36 Montgomery Baker, widow, Elizabeth, 107 Beaver Baldwin, Caleb N., silver plater, 17 Hamilton Baldwin, widow Polly, boarding house, 32 Hamilton Ball, Fisher, shoemaker, 30 Water Ball, Mary, boarding house, 1 Union Ballad, Ambrose, carpenter, 21 Washington Ballantine, Robert, 1 Liberty Ballantine, Peter, brewer, rear 17 n. Market Ballantine, William, carpenter, 41 Lumber Ballasty widow Bridget, 5 a. Lansing Baltimore, James, white washer, 175 Green Bancraft, H. A. & Co. (Henry A. Bancraft and John Van Valkenburgh) lumber dealers, 1 n. Ferry Bancraft, George P., 24 n. Ferry Banfill, Daniel, mason, 6 Capitol) Banfill, John, mason, boards at Allen Tucker's BANK OF ALBANY, 42 State BANK, NEW YORK STATE, 69 State BANK, COMMERCIAL, 40 State BANK, CANAL, cor. S'lte and n. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 69 BANK, MECHANIC'S AND FARMEBS, n. Market, corner Mark lane BANK, SAVINGS, at Commercial Bank Banker, Benjamin, 81 Beaver Bantam, John, cutler and whitesmith, 3 Fox, h. 7 Fox Bantam, , painter, 7 Fox Baragar, Miss Catharine, rear 1094Beaver BABTIST CHURCH, (first) Green between.Hamilton and Division Barber & Teall, (Edward Barber and Edward M. Teal!) agents New York and Auburn Line, office 43 Quay '" Barber, Edward, agent for N. York and Auburn line„ 43 Quay, boards at Montgomery Hall Barker, Charles, hat store, 356*. Market, h. 83 Lydiu* Barker, Misses, 557 a. Market Barnard, F. J. & Co., (F. J. Barnard and Uriah Marvin) lumber dealers, 159 Water Barnard, F. J. (F. J. B. & Co.) 16 Lumber Barnard, Edwis W., Transportation Line, office 48 Quay, up stairs Barnard, DanieI,_D., I Elk Baraee, George vv., whee'right, 49 Washington Barnes, Samuel S., printer, 43 Middle Lane Barney, Benjamin, 142 Lydius Barney, William, corner of Lydius and Lark Barney, Jarvis, physician, office 95 a. Pearl, house 58 Barnfather, William, laborer, 80 Malcom Union Barell, James, furnaca man, rear 638 a. Market Barrel!, Stephen, 95 Basset Barrett, Michael, grocer, 50 Van Schaick Barrett, William, gold beater, 15 Beaver Barritt, William, laborer, 17 Lumber Barrett, Richard, pavior, 50 Fox Barrett, widow Rebecca, 32 Union Barry, John, pilot Barry, John, shoemaker, 44 Liberty Bartholomew, Andrew, agent Hudson River Steme Boat Company, office Pier, foot of Hamilton, and Pier toot of State Bartholomew, Martin, master Steamboat Ohio 70 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Bartley, Patrick, laborer, 69 Fox. Bartley, Robert, carpenter, rear 72 Eagle Barriip, James, blacksmith, 77 Washington Barton, Joseph, type founder, Wendell, between How ard and Beaver Barton, Thomas,, laborer, 30 Howard Bartow, Henry, cashier of Commercial Bank, resi dence City Hotel Batchelor, Thiel, lumber and produce merchant, 155 Water, n. side canal basin, house 23 Fayette Batchelor, Galen, (J. S. & Co.) boards at Mrs. School- crafts Bateman, Thomas, morocco dresser, rear 39 Malcom Bateman, Edward T., grocer and pavior, 38 Malcom Bateman, Richard, carpenter, 57 Church Bates, Jeremiah H, cooper, 46 Dean, house Elk near Swan Bates, Slawson, comb maker, 180 n. Market Bates, Horatio, 47 Liberty Bates, David F., comb mender, 72 Green Bates, Alson, comb factory, 149 n. Market Bates, Otis, teamster, rear 160 Washington Bates, Otis, teamster, 75 Schuyler Bates, Jeremiah, laborer, 95 Basset Battersby, John, 76 Orange Battle, Mellen, machinist, 23 Hawk Baxter, Horace, laborer, 35 n. Lansing Bay, J. & J. W., (John Bay, jr. and John W. Bay) druggists, 354 *. Market; cor. State Bay, William, physician, office and* house 65 n. Pearl Bay, John W., (J. & J. W. B.) 293 n. Market Bay, John, jr, (J. & J. W. B.) 65 n. Pearl Bayeux, Thomas, 17;Franklin Bedl, James, laborer, 4 Van Schaick Seals, Mrs. Sally, 56 Hudson - • Beard, James R., brickmaker, 138 a. Pearl Beattre, Alexander W., culler of staves, Beattie, William, clerk in comptroller's office, 19 Hawk Beaurmachais, Francis, rear 232 a. Pearl Beck, T. Romeyn, principal of Albany Academy, resi dence academy Beck, Lewis C. 28 n Pearl Becker, Peter, rear 14 Van 2andt ALBANY DIRECTORY. 71 r Becker, Rensselaer, 33 Hawk Becker Adam P, 33 Hawk Becker, William A. at Utica House, *. Market Becker, widow Francis, 68 Union Bedell, Richard, victualler, stall No. 5 Centre Market house 71 Knox Beebe, Peter, blacksmith 32 a. Lansing Beebe, Asaph, victualling cellar and porter room unr der the South Market, house 12 a. Pearl Beebe, Thomas T., carpenter, shop 22, house 24 Or ange Beebe, John T., carpenter, 64 n. Lansing Beecher, Mrs. Fanny, 23 Franklin Beekraan, Peter Douw, 21 Van Schaick Begley, Miss Margaret, 44 Orange Belee, Bill, sailor, 6 Rose Belknap, Zebina, 41 Maiden Lane Bell, James, lottery and exchange office, cor state and s. Market, house 61 Pearl Bell, Joseph, select school, cor n. Pearl and Orange, house 133 State Bell, William, carpenter, 82 a. Pearl Bell, Widow of Robert, S3s. Pearl Bellew, Arthur, 17 Daniels BEMENT'S HOTEL, 82 State Bement, Galeb N. 82 State Ben, Peter, 74 Westerlo Bender, Christopher W., merchant, 89 s. Pearl Bender, Wendell M., grocer, 126 State Benedict & Roby, (Lewis Benedict and Joseph Roby,) dealers in Hardware, 359 a. Market Benedict, Lewis, (B. & R.J 8 Capitol Park Benedict, Mrs. C. E. boarding house, 33 Dean Benjamin, Caleb, innkeeper, 160 State Benjamin, Chauncey, grocer, cor. Hpward and Wil liam Benne, widow of Henry F., confectioner, 331 n. Mar ket Benner, John, laborer, 5 *. Lansing Bennett, James 5 n. Pearl Bennett, Thomas, straw hat store, Thorp & Sprague's buildings, n. Market, house 151 n. Market 72 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Bennett, Ezra B., merchant, Mark Lane, residence Hudson street Hotel Bennett, William, butcher,-278 Schenectady turnpike Bennett, Robert B., at Chadsey and Fowler's Bensen, David, plane maker, 42, house 48 Howard Bensen, John, carpenter, 22 Capitol Benson, Abraham, millwright, 55 Orange Benson, John, laborer, 62 Schuyler Bent, Thomas, 140 State Bent, Bartlett & Co., furnace, Johnson, near river Bent, Bartlett; (B. B. & Co.) 44 Westerlo Bent, John, furnaceman, 87 Church Bentley, Heman, blacksmith, 12 Union Bentley, James R., master tow-boat Enterprise, 36 Li berty Bentley, widowv boarding house, 36 Liberty Bergin, Patrick, mason, 6Bass Bergin, Thomas, mason, 5 Bass Bernes, Martin, coachman, 55 Church, Berrey, Joseph, fruit stand, 90 Quay Berry, William, gunsmith, 7 Beaver, h. 6 Daniels Berry, Benjamin F., plane maker, 68 Eagle Beringer, J. & Co. (Jacob and Anthony) clock manu facturers and importers, 14 Green Beringer, Jacob, (J. B. & Co.) 228 n. Market Beringer, Anthony, (J. B. 8s Co.) 228 n. Market Berthelong, Daniel, musician, 26 Beaver Best, widow Elizabeth, 25 Eagle BETHEL CHURCH, 121 Pier ,, Betts, Richard D., provision Store, 7 Green, house 101 Columbia Bice, Benjamin, carpenter, 17 Quay Bicknell, Becker, merchant, 40 Washington, house 1 Swan. Biddle, William, (B. &B.) 7 Church Biggam, Andrew, 143 Nucella Bignall, John, printer, 8 Capitol Bill, Charles, agent for steam boat Fanny, 50 Church Billings, widow Catherine, boarding house, 48 Union Billson, Abraham, manufacturer blac ing, 9 Fayette Billson, John, miller, 49 n. Market Billson, David, rope maker, 60 n. Lansing r ALBANY DIRECTORY. 73 Billson, Nicholas, coachman, 67 n. Market Bilyeu, Cornelius, mason, rear 192 Fox Bilyeu, widow Margaret, rear 192 Fox Birdsall, George, malster, 320 State Birdsall, William, saddler, 593 a. Market Birmingham, James, laborer, 10 Rose Alley Bishop, Robert, at Nott's furnace, h. 225 Washington Bissell, William, turner, Clinton Blackall, Joseph, locksmith and bell-hanger, shop 50 a. Pearl, house 135 Lydius Blackall, Robert, sexton 1st Presbyterian Church, dwelling basement of session room 48 Beaver Blackall, James, lamplighter, 14 Daniels Blackall, William, 1 s. Pearl Blackall, William, 73 Schuyler Blackall, Bei.jamin, shoemaker, 16 Daniels Blackett, James W., 55 Howard Blackman, Homer, (D. & B.) 31 Beaver Blackman, John, (C. & B.) one mile south of the city, Whitehall road Blake, Henry, rear 49 Union Blake, John, carpenter, 22 Capitol Blake, Mrs. Ellen, 66 Orange Blake, Adam, 83 Third, Arbor Hill, Blakeman, David, founder, 44 Fayette Blakeman, Luther, cartman, 8 Fayette Blakeman, Mrs. Adeline, 43 Washington Blanchard, Anthony, surrogate & attorney & counsel lor, office City Hall, dwelling 99 Washington Blanchard, Alonzo, cabinet maker, 22 Fox Blanchard, Hiram, 11 Van Tromp Blanchard, Justus W., hair dresser, 321 * Market, Wat son's Arcade Blanchard, Blisha, furrier, 19 Patroon Blaney, John, miller, 52 n. Market Blaney, Oliver, laborer, 105 Quay Bleecker, Nicholas, 250 n. Market Bleecker, Nicholas, jr., notary public, board* atCttj Hotel Bleecker, Henry, 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, John, 50 n. Pearl Bleecker, Gerrit V. S., 93 t. Pearl D 74 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Bleecker, Harmanus, (B. <& H.) attorney and counsel* lor, office 66 State, boards at Mansion House. Bleecker, Harmanus, jr., 250 n. Market Bleecker, Henry, Jr., (R. H. K. Co.) 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, George W., (J. H.T.E.&Co.) 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, Charles N., 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, William E., 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, & Henry (Harmanus Bleecker and Peter Seton Henry,) attorneys and counsellors, office 66 State Bleecker Barent,office 294, house 303 n. Market Bleecker, John R., office 294, house 292n. Market Blinn, Mrs. Abigal, 78 Lydius Bliss, Eleazer, 2 Daniels Bloodgood, Francis, mayor of city, 111 State' Bloodgood, Simeon De Witt, attorney and counsellor, office Athenum Buildings, res. 45 n. Pearl Bloom, John, grocer, 46 Washington Bloom, John, sailmaker, cor. Steuben and Middle Lane Bloom, John, sailmaker, 44 Quay Bloomer, John, clothing store, 60 Quay, house 18 Bast Bloomingdale, Gerrit, 26 Van Schaick Bloomingdale, widow, 26 Van Schaick Blunt, Peter P., wheelright, 31 Columbia Boardman, William, bell ringer, a. High Boardman, William, laborer, 59 Malcom Boardman, William, carpenter, 66 «. Pearl Boardman, William G., merchant, 14 State, house 38 a. Pearl Boardman, John, builder, shop 77 and 79 Beaver, h. 91 State Boardman & Van Voast, (William Boardman and Albert Van Voast,) carpenters, 46 Howard Boardman, James, general messenger, a. High Bogardus, Peter S.,jewel!er, 26 Hawk Bogart, John, measurer of wood, 574 a. Market Bogart Isaac H., boards at Mansion-House Bogart, Jeremiah, carpenter, Lark, near Fayette Bogue, Robert, pavior, 270 a. Pearl Bohanan, William, blacksmith, 53 Lydius Boice, Jacob, painter, 73 Beaver r ALBANY DIRECTORY. 75 Bolles, James, laborer, 65 William Bolton, Joseph, 44 Dean Boner, widow Catharine, rear 60 Lydius Bonney, Edson, furnaceman, 107 Beaver Boom, widow Mary, 43 Washington Booth, Philo, inspector, of beef and pork 8 Maiden lane, house 189 Washington Booth, Thankful, laborer 281 a. Pearl Bootman, Eli, comb maker, 51 Fayette Borne, Alonzo, grocer, 557 a. Market Borst, John, 58 Montgomery Bortle, George, stage agent BOSTON PACKET LINE, office 104 Pier foot of State Bostwick, Andrew, blacking and ink manufacturer, 6 Plain Botsford, Reuben, grocer, 13 Quay Bothwell, ,furnaceman, 251 Washington Bounds, Cornelius, shoemaker, 53Lydius Bourn, Benjamin, mason, 38 Franklin Bowden, James, pavior, 213 a. Pearl Bowden, Hugh, coppersmith, 79 Orange Bowen, Conner, shoemaker, 16 Bass Bower, Benjamin, carpenter, 21 Van Woert Bower, John, grocer, 91 Quay Bowhay, James, baker, 63 Lydius Bowhay, widow of G., 63 Lydius Bowlsby, Ellen, widow of"Daniel L., 16 Pine Bowlsby, Levi N., boards 58 n. Lansing Bowman Peter E., flour and provision store, 49 Quay boards at Hudson Street Hotel Bowne, John, city weigher and measurer, and collec tor for 5th Ward, office at Wyckoff& Hoffs, house 21 Quackenbush Boyd, Robert, brewer, Franklin, house 61 Ferry Boyd, Peter & John I. office 395 a Market Boyd, Peter, 71 Ferry Boyd, John I., boards at Eagle Tavern Boyd, Jesse C, assistant weigh master, 57 Lawrence Boyd & Mulford, (William Boyd and John H. Mul- ford) jewellers and silversmiths, 44 State Boyd, William, (B. & M.) 53 a. Pearl Boyd, Israel S., boards at Mrs. Judson's 76 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Boyd, Robert, pavior, 153 n. Market Boyd, Thomas, hat store, 395 a. Market, h. 4 Lib erty Boyd, James P., physician, 98 State Boyd, James, weigh master 35 n. Market Boyd, widow Caroline, 15 Rose Boyington, Edward, cabinet maker, 301 a. Pearl Boylan, Lawrence, laborer, 52 Johnson Boylan, Dennis, Green, corner of Johnson Boyle, Archibald, 177 Green Boyle, Michael, laborer, rear 22 Pine Boyle, James, laborer, rear 31 Westerlo Boyle, Owen, laborer, 599 J. Market. Boyle, Barney, laborer, 40 Rensselaer Boynton, widow, 40 Union Bradbury, Samuel N., U. S. recruiting officer, office 12 Quay, house 22 Hare Bradeau, Davis, 6 Malcom Bradford, William, carpenter, rear 154 .?. Pearl Bradford, Hugh, grocer, 92 Quay near South Market Bradford, Robert, laborer, 13 n. Lansing Bradford, widow of Rev. John M., 299 n. Market Bradley, George C, agent New-York and Cayuga Lake Transportation Line, office 70 Quay, boards at S. Cogswell's Bradstreet, Jonathan P., Mansion House 327 n. Market Bradstreet, widow Mary, 73 Hamilton Bradt, Francis I., baker, 168 n. Market Bradt, Gerrit T., 608 a. Market Bradt, Henry, mason, 10 Ferry Bradt, Daniel, mason, 12 Daniels Bradt, Adrian, laborer, 53 Malcom Bradt, Adrian, carpenter, 222 State Bradt, Andrew, laborer, 320 State Bradt, Henry, cartman, 222 State Bradt, Peter, laborer, y Capitol Bradt, Peter V., teamster, 162 State Bradt, Peter, laborer, 35 Malcom. Bradt, John, 215 a. Pearl Bradt, Miss Ellen, tailoress, 200 n. Market Bradt, Ann Eliza, widow of Gerrit, 71 Lawrence- Brad t, widow Rachel, 4 Fox Bradwell, Anthony, 123 Pier ALBANY DIRECTORY. 77 Brady, Thomas, laborer, 58 Church Brady, John, painter, 40 Orchard Brady, Cornelius, laborer, corner of Bass and Quay Brady, Philip, laborer, 56 Schuyler Brady, William, musician, 7 Fox Brady, Miss J., d.ess maker, 40 Orchard Brain, James, laborer, 74 Orange Brainard, Benjamin, skipper, 100 Washington Brainard, Elijah ferry master, 611 a. Market Brainard, George, block and pump maker, 29 Quay, house 50 Water Brainard, Leonard, master sloop Canal, 624 a. Market Braion, Andrew, laborer, 43 Lumber, Branan, Patrick, laborer, 594 a. Market Branan, John, laborer, 9 n. Lansing Branin, James, laborer, 6S Johnson Branin, James, laborer, rear 37 Fox Brass, Samuel, Maiden Lane Recess, 17 Maiden lane Bray, Anson, type caster, 7 Swan Brean, Edward, coppersmith, 3 Howard Brcnan, Andrew, boarding house, 41 Fox Brenan, Thomas, turner, 9 Church Breslin, Edwin, shoemaker, 21 Lawrence Brewer, James, tobacconist, 58 Schuyler Brewster, Stephen A., hackman, 14 Patroon Briant, John, brickmaker, Lydius continued Briant George, brickmaker, 148 Lydius Briare, Joseph, confectioner, 36 Green I Briare, widow of Peter, confectioner, 20 Beaver Brice, John, stone cutter, 40 Malcom Bridgeford, widow of John, 314 Washington Bridgeford, William, mason, 312 Washington Bridgeford, Benjamin, mason, Schenectady turnpike Bridgen, Thomas Attwood, attorney and counsellor, office 8, City Hall Bridgeway, Thomas, 71 Beaver Bridgewood, Jonn, fancy artist, at Crosby's Hotel Bridges, Earl, portrait painter, 35 State, h. 17 Beaver Briggs, Joseph, millwright, 1 a. Pearl Briggs, Isaac B., tavern and livery stable, 30 Wash- ington, corner of Hawk Brigga, John, 99 Basset Brinckerhoff, John, 4 Dean m 78 ALBANY DIRECTORY. -jJ Brinckerhoff, Richard I., 56 State Brinckerhoff, Jacob, laborer, 47 Fox Brinckerhoff, Abraham S., 112 Green Brinckerhoff, Cornelius, provision store, 2 Dean Brinckerhoff, George, 37 n. Pearl Brinckerhoff, Elizabeth, 37 n. Pearl Brinston, John, mason, 60 Washington Brissett, Francis, 58 Orange Brissett, Mitchel, furrier, 69 Colonie Britten, Gershom H., last maker, 3 Dean Brockway, Joseph, Mulberry Brockway, David, grocer, Greenbush village Brockway, J., surgeon dentistybl n. Pearl Bromley, Hiram, 50 Hamilton Bronson, Greene C, attorney general, office State HaB dwelling 57 n. Pearl Bronson, Henry, physician, office 330 n. Market, boards at Mrs. Pease's Brooks, Peter, cartman, 19 Capitol Brooks, William, carpenter, 15 Plain Brooks, Jonathan, carpenter, Hudson, h. 13 Plain Brooks, Jonathan, jr., provision store, 40 a. Pearl Brooks, Samuel, steamboat pilot, 56 Union Brooks, Anthony, 15 Plain Brooks, Jonathan A., carpenter, 17 Daniels ' Brooks, Thomas, cabinet maker, 26 Chapel Brooks, widow of Peter, 96 Hudson Brooks, Miss Elizabeth, 40 s. Pearl Brooka, Walter, laborer, 32 a. Lansing Brother, Lewis, carpenter, 56 Rensselaer Brower, John, painter, 19 Van Schaick Brower, Nicholas, carpenter, 247 a. Pearl Brower, Hessel, coach trimmer, 33 Church Brower, widow of William, 253 a. Pearl Brower, Mrs., 16 Store Lane Brown, Allen, 31 Dean Brown, Elias A., (D. &. B.) 31 Dean Brown, Edward, dock master, 307 n. Market Brown, Andrew E", agent for Yates & M'Intyre, office 378 a. Market, house 35 Beaver Brown, James & Son, merchant tailors, 55 Washing- ' ton and 17 Hudson. Brown,, Robert, (J. B &Son) tailor, 55Washington r ALBANY DIRECTORY. 79 Brown, Rufus, merchant, 75 State, dwelling 41 Co lumbia Brown, Isaac, dealer in stoves and hardware, 128 State, residence 66 Chapel Brown, James M., physician, office 253 n. Market Brown, Aaron, 36 Howard Brown, James, clerk in N. Y. State Bank, boards at John Mayell's, 61 Hudson Brown, James, shoemaker, 93 Beaver Brown, George H., mason, 96 Washington Brown, George, baker, 24 Van Woert Brown, George, drayman, 8 Rose Alley Brown, Henry, cartman, 136 Washington Brown, Matthews, tavern and provision store corner of Chapel and Fox Brown, Jonathan, harness maker, rear 53 Fayette Brown, Thomas, piano forte manufacturer, 96 Slate Brown, Sylvester, cabinet maker, 40 Maiden Lane Brown, Joseph, domestic coffee and blacking manu facturer, 126 State Brown, Samuel C, at Doct. G. Cooke's 33 Green Brown, Hugh, provision store, 144 Washington Brown, Robert, laborer, 74 Franklinj Brown, John, (M. & B.) 109 Quay Brown, Stoddard, 168 s. Pearl Brown, Helena, 84 Columbia Brown, Dorothy, 84 Columbia Brown, Maria, widow of James, 27 n. Pearl Brown, widow Paulina, rear 165 Green Brown, widow Jane Ann, Wendell Brown, William, bds. at National & Columbian Hotel Browning, Potter, Eagle Street Hotel, corner Eagle and Daniels Browning, Robert, baker, 29 Union Brownlee, Samuel, (M'O. & B.) 1 Green Brownlee, William, at M'Cabe & Brownlee'a Bruce, Mrs. WiiJiam, 36 Water Brush, John T., accountant, boards at 58 Howard Bryan, John, & Son (John and Francis) fur store,. 345 n*. Market, house Schuyler west of *. Pearl Bryan, Charles, clerk in comptroller's office, residences at John Bryan's Bryan, Francis, (J. B.& Son)boa«ds at John BryarrY 80 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Bryan, Francis, dealer in dry goods, 219 n. Market Bryan, John, mason, 518 a. Market Buchannan, James, malster, 122 Water Buckbee, John, collector 3d Ward, 21 Dean Buckbee, James A., 21 Dean Buckbee, John C, skipper, 63 Colonie Buckbee, widow of Ezra, 242 State Buckbee, Joseph, 87 n. Market Buckbee, Henry, cartman, 237 State Buckbee, Stephen, cartman, 212 State Buckley, Patrick, carpenter, 63 William Bucklin & Taylor, (John Bucklin & John J. Taylor) grocers, 61 Quay Buckman, John, ten pin alley 38 Quay, house 11 Buel, Jesse, Western turnpike, 2 miles from the city Buel, & Wilson, Albany Nursery, Western turnpike Buel, C. & Co. (Charles Buel and James Willson) florists and seedsmen, 325 n. Market Buel, Charles, (C. B. & Co.) bds. Temperance House Bulger, Thomas, laborer, 40 Malcom Bulkley, Chester, clerk in State bank, boards at Mrs. Schoolcraft's G6 Hudson Bulkley & Conklin, merchants, 20 State Bulkley, W. F. (B. and C.) 56 Howard Bullions, Rev. Peter, professor of languages, resi dence Albany Academy Bullock, Benjamin F., grocer, Lydius corner Green Bulson, Cornelius, tobacconist, 37 Van Woert Bulson, Peter, west end of Van Woert Bulson, Jacob, teamster, 6 Van Woert Burbank. Abraham, grocer, 104 Quay Burch, Rev. Thomas, pastor 2d Methodist Episcopal church, residence 43 Chapel Burdick, Jonathan, carpenter, 142 Lydius Burdick, Lodowick, mason Burgess, John, grocer, cor. Green and Rensselaer Burgess, Robert II., grocer, cor. Church and Bass Burgess, Leonard G., jeweller, 8 a. Pearl, h.131 Green Burhans, widow. 36 s. Pearl Burk, James, laborer, 140 Washington Burke, Lewis, r:.rpenter, 30 Quay Burke, Patrick, laborer, 1 Malcom r ALBANY DIRECTORY. 81 Burnop, Philip, baker, 595 a. Market Burnop, Miss P., milliner, 419*. Market Burns, Dennis, laborer, 65 William Burns, Martin, upholsterer, 12 Chapel Burns, John, cooper, 12 Lydius Burns, John, laborer, 3 Maiden Lane Burns, John, chandler, 6 Lydius Burns, Francis, laborer, 158 a. Pearl Burns, Daniel, laborer, 542 a. Market Burns, Misses, 7 Fox Burns, Phillis, washerwoman, 31 Van Schaick Burnley, Joshua, brick maker, c. Hallenbake & Lydius Burt, Thomas M., (C, V. B.& B.,) 285 n. Market Burt, Uri, brewer, 4 William Burt, Edward, confectioner, 2T5 n. Market Burt, widow Esther, 107 Washington Burton, Isaac, 84 Washington Burton, John I., attorney and counsellor, office 67 State, house 84 Washington Burton, Elisha S., physician, office 2 *. Pearl, house* 64 Hudson Burton, Matthew, carpenter, 97 n. Market Burton, Casper V. W., book-binder, 6 Daniels Burwell, Abraham, baker, 39 n. Lansing Bush, Daniel, clerk, boards at Congress Hall Bush, John, waterman, south side Centre Market Buss, Asaph E., grocer, cor. Green and Westerlo Butcher, John, boarding house, 33 Hamilton Butler, Benjamin F., office 55 State, house 109 State Butler, John, grocer, 117 Pier Butler, Calvin, cartman, 397 State Butler, Ward C., stage agent, 32 Union Butler James D., physician, 21 Dallius Butler, Roger, waiter, 19 Capitol Butler, John, Ten Broeek Butler, John Y., 28 Washington Butterfield, Jonas, carpenter, 138 Lydius Butts, Rufus, (S. & B.) 35 Hamilton Bygate, Richard, grocer, 67 Lydius Bygate, Thomas, 3 Rose Alley 82 ALBANY DIRECTORY. c. Cable, Hiram, 72 Lydius Cafferty, William C, merchant tailor, 402 a. Market house 59 Hudson Cafferty, widow, rear 129 Lydius Cagger, Michael, (F. & C.,) 164 n. Market Cagger, Mrs. Susannah, 164 n. Market Cahill, James, malster, 34 a. Lansing Cain, Dennis, bridge tender, Pier foot Hamilton, house 104 Quay Cain, Robert, painter, rear of 64 Washington Cairns, Patrick, laborer, 127 Lumber, Arbor Hill Cairns, widow, 76 Franklin Caldwell, William, residence Bement's Hotel Calkin, Obadiah, laborer, 95 Beaver Califfe, Stephen, combmaker, 96 Washington Callaghan, Thomas, morocco dresser, 12 Rose alley Callaghan, Andrew, grocer, 23 Howard Callaghan, Patrick, laborer, 21 Lodge Callenin, Hugh, cordwainer, 34 a. Lansing Calverly, Charles, carpenter, 43 Union Cameron, Daniel, 33 Westerlo Cameron, widow of Alexander, 58 Washington Cameron, John, tailor, 35 n. Pearl Cameron, Misses, 48 Ferry Cammeyer, William, jr., copper plate printer, boards at Crosby's Hotel Campbell, James, jr., wholesale dealer in boots and shoes, 3 Green, residence City Hotel Campbell, Archibald, deputy seceretary of state, offico State Hall, house 60 Chapel Campbell, Alexander, sailmaker, 7 Rose Campbell, William J., confectioner, 241 n. Market Campbell, William, agent for John A. Ehele & Co. office I Steuben, residence Hudson street Hotel Campbell, William, grocer, 7 n. Ferry Campbell, Robert M, tobacconist, 17 Washington Campbell, Solomon, 41 Second, Arbor Hill Campbell, Daniel, tobacconist, 25 Van Schaick Campbell, William, tavern, 151 Water Campbell, Alexander D., 8 William ALBANY DIRECTORY. 83 Campbell, John N., pastor first Presbyterian church, residence Beaver Campbell, , teamster, Alexander Campbell, Allan, 10 Chapel Campbell, John, laborer, 21 Van Woert Campbell, Robert, laborer, 36 Van Schaick Campbell, Thomas, laborer 129 Lydius Campbell, Mrs. Eliza, tailoress, 226 n. Market Campbell, Mrs. Christina, confectioner, 51 Green CANAL BANK, corner of n. Market and State CANAL COLLECTORS OFFICE, 7 Hudson Canavan, John, dealer in dry goods, 47 Washington Candee, Lyman, Rail Koad House, cor. a. Market and Lydius Cannell, William, sawyer, 33 Westerlo Cantine, William R., attorney and counsellor, 6 n. Pearl, residence 17 Columbia Cantine, Misses, boarding school, 17 Columbia Cantwell, widow Ann, 79 Ferry Capron, Melatiah, carpenter, 68 Orange Capron, Bejamin, capenter, 68 Orange Capron, Benjamin C, inspect, of lumber, 54 Lawrence Capron, John, carpenter, 253 *. Pearl Capron, Joshua, carpenter, 37 Van Schaick Capron, William N., painter, 218 Washington Cary, J. & D. H., merchants, 45 Quay Cary, Joseph, (J. & D. H. C.,) 3 Plain Cary, D. H. (J. & D, H. C.) boards at Joseph Cary's Cary, Samueljr., (P. & C.) boards at Joseph Cary's Carey, John, laborer, 48 Patroon Carey, John, grocer, 69 Fox Carey, Abraham, shoemaker, 39 Fox Carman, Theodore, shoemaker, 9 Van Tromp Ca/ls, John, carpenter, 123 Lydius Carmichael, Daniel, dealer in produce, 215 n. Market Carmichael, James, baker, 552 a. Market Carmichael, John, baker, 55 Church Carpenter, William, draper and tailor, 71 Hudson Carpenter, George W., surveyor, 9 Fox Carpenter, Henry, tailor, 31 Orchard ' Carr 8s Vandenberg, (Sylvester T. Carr and Abraham F. Vandenbergh) druggists, 78 State 84 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Carr, Sylvester T., ( C. & V. D.,) residence t157 n. Market Carr, William, stone mason 65 Maiden lane ^ Carr, William H., mason, 16 Willson Carr, William II., pointer, Hallenbake below Lydius Carr, Thomas, laborer, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Carr, , laborer, 49 Van Schaick Carr, Mrs. Nancy, 66 Orange Carr, Mrs. Nancy, 32 Orchard Carrig, John, laborer, rear 55 Church Carrington, Miss, teacher, 29 Lodge Carroll, John, tobacconist, 112 Fox Carroll, Owen D., cartman, 84 Fox Carroll, William, cartman, 113 Fox Carroll, John, mason, basement 17 Van Schaick Carroll, Michael, grocer, 510 s. Market Carroll, Thomas, burr mill stone manufacturer, 182 n. Market Carroll, James, rear 22 Pine Carroll, Mathew, gardener, Arbor Hill, n. of Lumber Carroll, James, laborer, rear 28 Pine Carroll, John, laborer, Schenectady turnpike Carson, Thomas, laborer, 88 Orange Carter, Laomi, shoemaker, 16 Capitol Carter, Misses, boarding house, 86 n. Pearl Carter, Charles, laborer, 66 Basset Case, George S., grocer, 37 Quay, house corner Water and Lumber Case, Martin, 111 Pleasant Case, Smith, cartman, 33 Westerlo Casey, , blacksmith, 50 Green Cashill, John, laborer, rear 83 Fox Cassidy, Patrick, victualler, stalls 7, 8, and 9, Centre Market, residence 49 Maiden Lane Cassidy, William, laborer, 565 a. Market Cassidy, John P., (P. &C.,) residence 49 Maiden Lane Cassidy, John, laborer, 15 Van Woert Cassidy, Michael, laborer 3 Bass Cassidy, Thomas, malster, 173 Green Cassidy, Cornelius, laborer, 565 a. Market Cassidy, Patrick, laborer, 32 Malcom ALBANY DIRECTORY. 85 . Cassidy, Barney, laborer, 18 Hare Cassidy, widow of John, 49 Maiden Lane Cassidy, widow Mary 47 Church Cassim Dennis, grocer, 214 n. Market Caswell, Andrew, mason, Hallenbake near Lydius CATHOLIC CHURCH, corner of Chapel and Pine Caton, Patrick, laborer, 162 Green Caton, John, laborer, 50 Malcom CENTRE MARKET, corner of a. Pearl and Howard Center, Rev. Samuel, 95 n. Market Center, John, teamster, rear 94 Fox Ceaar, Gritty, 69 Green Center, Luther, 194 Fox Chadsey & Fowler (Joseph H. Chadsey and Charles M. Fowler) dealers in oysters, fish and fruit, 98 Quay Chadsey, Joseph F., (C.& F.) Embargo Court Chadsey, widow, 50 Water Chadwick, Calvert, 162 State Chadwick, William, cartman, 162 State Chaffee, David, soap stone manufacturer, 214 n. Mar ket, residence 96 Beaver Chalmers, John, furnaceman, 287 Washington CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE City Hall Chambers, David, laborer, 118 Lydius Chambers, Edward, laborer, basement 81 Orange Chambers, Frederick, ostler, 626 s. Market Chambers, Catharine, widow of David, grocer, 9 n. Market Chambera, John, hairdresser, shop 10 Hamilton, house 101 Green Champine, Lewis, furrier, rear 13 Lumber " """* CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE, in the Capitol Chandler, Samuel T., confectioner, 45 Hamilton Chapin, Lyman,(R. & C.) 93 Lydius Chapin, Benjamin, stage agent, Bass corner Church Chapin, Erastus, Montgomery Hall, 406 a. Market Chapin, Sidney, City Hotel, 326 n. Market Chapin, Timothy, stage agent, boards at Montgome ry Hall Chapin, Philip, miller, 111 Pleasant Chapman, Charles L-> grocer, 94 i. Pearl £ 86 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Chapman, Charles, chocolate, tobacco and segai man ufacturer, sign of seven heads, 332 & 94 n. Mar ket, house 29 Van Woert Chapman, William, merchant, 81 Quay, house corner of Division and a. Market Chapman, Levi, agent for the Albany and Oswego Line, office 64 Quay, house 99 Herkimer Chapman, Edward, carpenter, rear Hudson, near Eagle Chapman, John W., city weigher, 81 Quay Charles, George, inspector of leather, 176 s. Pearl Charles & Featherly, victuallers, stalls 8,9, 10, 14 & 15, (Thomas Charles and John Featherly,) in the South Market Charles, Thomas, (C. and F.) 51 Knox Charles, John, 313 Washington, rear Schenectady Turnpike Charnley, Thomas, innkeeper, 154 Washington Chase, Burnal, 94 Beaver Chatterson, Joseph, merchant tailor, 474, house 472 a. Market, Chesigrant, Charles, furrier, 7 Quackenbush Cheever, Samuel, first judge and attorney and coun sellor, office 67, house 130 State Chesley, Delafayette, carpenter, Cheslyn, William W., Blacksmith, 55 Church EDMUND B. CHILD, Wmt2L HBO) 470© WBlISrcNHBi No. 63 State-street, OChsecond story,-4| ovor the Auction Rooms of Samuel morgan, dwelling house 61 Maiden Lane. Chille, Patrick, laborer, 12 Chapel Chittenden, William, wheelwright, 215 Washington Christian, David, shoe store, 218 n. Market Christie, widow, 17 Franklin Chubb, Abijah, ostler 10 Rose Alley Church Julius, 42 Patroon Churchill, Roswell, Hudson Street Hotel, 10 and 12 Hudson Churchill, Isaac, Carpenter, rear 45 Fayette Churchill, widow Elizabeth, 84 n. Pearl r ALBANY DIRECTORY. 87 CITY HOTEL, 326 n. Market CITY HALL, Eagle, between Maiden Lane and Pine CITY BATHS, 321 n. Market and 46 Middle lane CITY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, N. D. City Hall CITY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, S. D. Centre Market CITY MARSHAL, City Hall CITY SURVEYOR'S Office, N. D., City Hall CITY SURVEYOR'S OFFICE, S. D., City Hall Clapp, Ruel, carpenter, shop corner Bass and Frank lin, house 97 Heikimer Clare, Thomas, carpenter 38 Water Clark, Walter, 27 Columbia Clark, Lewis, auctioneer, office 74 State, house 53 Liberty Clark, James, 160 n. Market Clark, Joseph S., 305*. Pearl Clark, George T., provision store, 46 Hudson and 80 n. Pearl Clark, Patrick, trimmer and Salter, 231 n. Market Clark, Nathaniel, 65 n. Market Clark, Revilo, eating house; 410 e. Market Clark, John, tinman, 150 Lydius Clark, Reuben A., tin store 166 n. Market, house 55 n. Lansing Clark, Asahel, (R, C. & Co.,) 11 Daniels'' Clark, Daniel P., cabinetmaker, 61 Washington Clark, AbelR., carpenter, Lydius continued Clark, Thomas A., furnaceman, 267 Washington Clark, Adam (S , C. & C.) 307 s. Pearl Clark, Patrick, boatman, 50 Ferry Clark, John, laborer, 22 Jackson Clark, Bernard, 40 Van Schaick Clark, widow of Paul, Lydius corner of Lark Clark, widow of Patrick, Lydius continued Clark, Miss Elizabeth, 16 Capitol Clark, Eliza, widow of Joseph W., 23 Montgomery Clark, widow Sally, 51 n. Lansing Clark, widow Sally, 76 n. Pearl Clawaon, Robert, Knox Cleavland, James, wheelwright, 27 Lumber Clemshire, Christopher, 17. Chapel ,T Clemshire, widow Sally, 159 Green 88 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Clemshire, Mrs. Mary, 28 Chapel CLERK OF COURT OF EQUITY, 3d Circuit, 5 Elk Clextom, Matthew, pavior, 43 Johnson Clide, Samuel, laborer, rear 13 Lumber Clifford, Michael, shoemaker, cor Dean end Mark lane Cliker, William, laborer, Lodge cor. Maiden Hane Clinton, Peter, laborer, rear 83 Fox Clinton, Cormby Harvey, 66*. Pearl CLrNTON LINE, James Savage agent, 42 Quay Cline, Matthias, clerk for Charles & Featherly, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Clover, Miss Elizabeth, 14 Patroon Cluett, John, (W. & C.) 92 n. Market Cluett, John, 63 n. Market Cluett, Peter, shoemaker, 82 Beaver Cluett, widow Elizabeth, 108 n: Market Clute, Gerrit, laborer, Spring near Lark Clute, Isaac I., (O. & C.) 24 Pine C(ute, Peter R., shoemaker 74 a. Pearl Coachman, George, pavior 320 State Coates, John, laborer, 333 Schenectady turnpike Coates, Henry, carpenter, boards at 569 a. Market Cobb, Sanford, lottery and exchange office 335 n. Mar ket, boards at Mrs Pease's Cobb, Zenas, artizan, 162 Washington Cobb, Ansel R., canal boatman, 162 Washington Cobb, E. B., 7 Union Cobb, Elijah, grocer, 260 Washington Coburn, Thomas, 34 Van Schaick Coburn, Simon, book pedler, 41 Rensselaer Cochran, William T., jeweller, at Hudson st. Hotei Cochran, Patrick, laborer, 565 a. Market Cockburn, Alexander, laborer, Lydius continued Coey, John, tailor, 59 Lydius Coffee, James, 75 Colonie Coffee, William John, sculptor, 2 Beaver, house 290 Western turnpike Coffin, James, 21 Montgomery Coffin, Jamea, 61 William Coggle, Batson, tailor, basement Lancaster school Cogswell, Smith, boarding house, 9 Beaver Cogswell, George, carpenter 55 Van Schaick Cole, Philo K., printer, 36 Herkimer ALBANY DIRECTORY. 8© Cole, John O., police justice, office Centre Market house 98 a. Pearl Cole, Jacob, 316 Washington Cole, Henry, 316 Washington Cole, James, laborer, 5 Malcom Cole, widow, 267 n. Market Cole, Margaret, 59 William Coles, widow, rear 111 Beaver Coleman, John, carpenter, 67 William Collero, Jacob, laborer, rear 205 Washington Collier, Thomas, tobacconist, 13 Van Woert Colburn, Edward, B., 163 Green Collins, James, laborer, 6 Colonie Collins, Jeremiah, laborer, 7 Lydius Collins, Daniel, laborer, 152 Montgomery Collins, William, laborer, 22 Pine Collins, James, laborer, 27 Quay Collins, John, laborer, 565 s. Market Collins, widow, rear 545 a. Market Collins, widow Patty, 32 Union Collins, widow, washerwoman, rear 21 s. Pearl Collins, Francia, laborer, 27 Maiden lane Collistor, John, laborer, 71 Church Colloton, James, laborer, 51 Van Schaick COLUMBIAN and NATIONAL HOTEL, 517 a. Market Colvin & Clark, (James Colvin and Adam S. Clark,) merchants, 307 a. Pearl Colvin, James, (C. & C.) 307 s. Pearl Colvin & Fondey, (Andrew J. Colvin and William H. Fondey,) attorneys apd counsellors, 26 Hudson Colvin, Andrew J., (C. & F.,) attorney and commis sioner, 26 Hudson, boards at Congress Hall Colvin, Henry J., attorney, boards at James Colvin's Combine, Kimby, 124 Lydius Combine, Susan, 74 Westerlo COMMERCIAL LINE of Sloops, office 65 Quay COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, State Hall Comstock, Andrew, inspector of green hides, 59 Washington Comstock, Thomas, grocer, 123 Pier Comstock, Isaac Newton, 61 Maiden lane CONCERT HALL, 46 State E2 90 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Condon, John, carpenter, rear 28 Pine CONGRESS HALL Capitol Park, corner of Washington Conant, Daniel, boards at Washington Hall Conckling, Alfred, judge of U. States court, Lydius continued Conklin, Isaac, constable, 220 a. Pearl Conklin, Charles, livery stable, John, house 598 a. Market Conklin, Daniel, jr. & Co., (Daniel Conklin, jr., David Conklin and Gurdon Conklin,) leather dealers, 11 Hudson Conklin, Daniel, jr., (D. C. jr. & Co,) 77 Columbia Conklin, John S., rear 163 a. Pearl Conklin, Albert, (B. & C.,) 66 Columbia Conly, James, 24 Fox Connelly, John, laborer, 8 Fox Connelly, John, tailor, 78 Church Connelly, John, First continued, Arbor Hill Connelly, Thomas, laborer, 25 Van Schaick Connelly, William, tailor, 486 s. Market Connelly, Patrick, laborer, 50 Malcom Connelly, Patrick, brewer, 592 a. Maiket Connelly, Thomas, clothing store, 433 a. Market Connelly, Timothy, laborer, 7 Lydius Connelly, James, brush maker, 565 s. Market Conners, Lawrence, ornothologist, 264 a. Pearl Conner, John, laborer, 57 Howard Conner, Michael, shoemaker, 318 Schenectady turn pike Conner, James, laborer, basement 81 Orange Connerton, Patrick, laborer, 10 Rose Alley Connerty, John, laborer, 200 a. Pearl Connick, Andrew, carpenter, 61 Liberty Conover, Nicholas, carpenter, shop 70 Orange, house 33 Van Schaick Conroy, William, laborer, rear 30 Howard Coogan, Patrick, (M. C & Co.,) 23 Liberty Cook, William, (C & S J 49 n. Pearl Cook & Schoolcraft, (William Cook and John L Schoolcraft,) wholesale grocers, 14 Hudson Cook, Edward H., merchant, 70 Quay, dwelling 41 Ferry ALBANY DIRECTORY. 91 Cook, Joseph, 36 a. Pearl Cook, Alfred, printer's joiner, 40 Church Cook, Asher, dealer in hardware and groceries, 31 and 33 Washington, house 29 Hawk Cook, Nathaniel, 29 Hawk < Cook, widow of Henry B.,'49 n. Pearl Cook, Lois, widow of John, 205 State Cook, Catharine, widow of Wheeler, 27 Montgomery Cook, widow Elizabeth, 7 Rose Cooke, George, physician, lock dispensary, 3 Store lane, house 33 Green Cooke, John, grocery and fruit store, 92 State, house 288 State Cooley, Philander, Lydius continued Cooley, Martha, rear 64 Washington Cooney, M. & Co., (Michael Cooney and Patrick Coo- gan,) clothing stores 441 and 481 *. Market Cooney, Michael, (M. C. & Co.,) a. Lansing near Green Coons, Michael, engineer steam boat Fanny, 50 Church Cooper & Hilton, (John T. Cooper & Robert J. Hil ton, attorneys and counsellors, 50 State Cooper, Benjamin, lumber merchant, 17 Quackenbush Cooper, John Tayler, (C. & H.,) 58 n. Pearl Cooper, William, (G., C. & Co.,) 58 ». Pearl Cooper, George D., pavior, 51 Van Schaick Cooper, Jeremiah, 201 a. Pearl Cooper, widow of Charles D., 58 n. Pearl Cooper, widow Phebe, nurse, 11 Van Tromp Cooper, widow Chloe, 273 a. Pearl Corbett, Waldo, ship carpenter, 9 Westerlo Corbett, Michael, furrier, 81 Orange Cordell, widow Elizabeth, 153 n. Market Cork, Charles, corner a. Pearl and Schuyler Corkin, Henry, laborer, 35 Liberty Cornell & Blackman, (Levi Cornell and John Black- man,) victuallers, cor. a. Pearl and Ferry Cornell, Levi, (C. & B.,) assistant alderman first ward, 160 a. Pearl Corning, E. & Co., (Erastus Corning, James Horner and Daniel Sparhawk,),dealers in' hardwa re, 861 and 363 *. Market 92 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Corning, Erastus, (E. C. & Co.,) residence 102 State Cornock, Joseph, carpenter, 17 Washington Corrigan, Thomas, laborer, 49 Fox Corrigan, John, shoe maker, 78 Church Corsa, Jacob, potter, 206 Washington Cosby, Arnold, tavern and boarding house, 82 Quay Cosgrave, Patrick, laborer, 50 Fox Cosgrave, widow of John, 22 Van Schaick Costolo, Peter, laborer, 3 Bass Costigan, Francis, keeper of arsenal, house 79 Colonie Costigan, James, tailor, 518 a. Market Cotnam, John, furrier, 79 Orange Cotrell, Joshua G., (V. B. & C.,) at Eagle-st. Hotel Cotter, Oliver, furrier, 100 Water Cotter, Francis, laborer, 295 Schenectady turnpike- Coughtry, Henry, dyer and scourer, 48 Hudson Coughtry, William, skipper and suryeyor for Firemen's Insurance Company, 84 s. Pearl Coughtry, Arthur H., 11 Rose Coulter, James, laborer, 110 Water Coulson, Greenland & Co., curriers, 53 Dean Coulson, , (C. G. & Co.) at Hudson st. Hotel Coulson, Thomas, glue factory, Lark a. of State Coulson, Thomas, jr., glue factory, Lark a. of State Coulson, William R., glass paper manufacturer, 124 Washington COUHTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, 277 n. Market COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, City Hall Countryman, widow Margaret, 66 Green Courtney, Mrs., boarding house, 26 Maiden lane Courtney, Joseph, grocor, 49 Church Coutant, William, carpenter, 55 Colonie Covert, Abraham, morocco manufacturer, factory Fox, house 8 Van Schaick Covert, Isaac, stockmaker, 91 Washington Covert, Jacob, stockmaker, 91 Washington Covie, Eldad, rear 132 Lydius Covill, Samuel, coppersmith, 4 Jay Cowell & Shaw, (Royal Cowell and John F. Shaw,) tavern 102 Quay, fisfc and fruit stand 488 a. Market Cowell, Royal, (C. & S.,) 488 a. Market Cowell, Joseph, 18 Second, Arbor Hill ALBANY DIRECTORY. 98 Cowell, Charles, 33 Westerlo Cox, John, boarding house, 5 Division Cox, Abraham J., constable, boards at F. H Crosby's Hotel Cox, John, laborer, rear 282 a. Pearl Coy, Harry, carpenter, Lydius continued Coy, Thomas, teacher, 14 Van Tromp Coyle, Patrick, laborer, rear of 83 Fox Coyle, J ames, laborer, 79 Ferry Craft, Samuel W., messenger to the Mechanc's Cenefit Society, 78 Church Cragin, Moses, painter and glazier, corner of*. Pearl and Lydius, house 111 a. Pearl Craig, Samuel, laborer, tb Third Arbor Hill Crandall, Ebenezer, carpenter, 90 n. Market Crane, Elisha, cabinet maker, 266 n. Market Crannell, Wynunt, merchant tailor, 389 *. Market, h. 102 Green Crannell, William W., jr., shoe store, corner of Dean and Steuben Crannell, William, rear 108 Washington Crannell, John W., tailor, 71 Westerlo Crannell, Matthew, hair dresser, 114 State, house 2S Lodge Crapo, Seth, dealer in dry goods, 413 s. Market res. 91 Church Crapo, William, grocer, 456s. Market, h.86 Church Crary, Peter, 15 Bass Crawford, George, jr., & Co., grocers, corner s. Pearl and Lydius Crawford, George, jr., (G. C, jr., & Co,) 144 Lydius Crawford, Robert, cartman, 31 Union Crawford, Nelson, hair dresser, 73 Pearl Crean, James, laborer, 168 Montgomery Creer, Hannah, 16 Van Zandt Cresswell, Sarah, corset warehouse, 94 and 96 n. Pearl Crew, John T., jeweller, 133 Lydius Crinnan, Henry, laborer, 27 Clinton Crissy, widow of William, boards at Frederick Freden- dall's Crittenton, Alonzo, principal Albany Female Academy, 110 n. Market 94 ALBANY DIRECTORY. r> Crocker, Mason J., tin and sheet iron worker, 21 Orange Crosby, Freeman H., hotel and livery stable keeper, 19 a. Pearl cor. of Beaver Crosby, Alonzo, door keeper assembly, 57 Maiden lane CroBby, Obadiah, (G. & C.) physician, office corner «. Pearl and Beaver, boards at Alonzo Crosby's Cross, John, keeper Adelphi Hotel, 38 State Crossman, James W., grocer, corner of Hudson and Quay, house 13 Liberty Crossman, Orson, laborer, 1 Van Woert Croswell, Edwin, state printer, 4 Elk Croswell, Sherman, at E. Croswell's, 4 Elk Croswell, Van Benthuysen & Burt, (Edwin Croswell, Obadiah R. Van Benthuysen and Thomas M. Burt,) proprietors of Albany Argus, 370 s. Mar ket Crow, William, tailor, 71 Church Crudden, Peter, butcher, Green near Bassett Cruttenden, Leverett, Eagle Tavern, 453 a. Market Cruttenden, Robert G., master of steamboat Constel lation, house 43 Montgomery Crummic, John, furrier, 72 Montgomery Crumwell, William, 17 Church Cul'.en, Richard, carpenter, 67 William Culver, William H., burr mill stone manufacturer, 184 n. Maiket, res Port Schuyler, Troy road Cumming, Alexander, accountant, 38 Quay Cumming, James, flour store, 187 Washington Cummings, James, grocer, 118 Pier Cummings, John, laborer, rear 30 Clinton Cummings, Joseph, laborer, 49 Church Cummings, widow Sarah, 32 Water Cunliff, Samuel, blacksmith, 6 Steuben, h. 17 Lumber Cunningham, James, wood sawyer, 84 Fox Cunningham, Ichabod, city superintendent, S. D., 109 Lydius Cunningham, Patrick, cartman, 84 Fox Cunningham, Daniel, laborer, 11 Chapel Cunningham, Bernard, laborer, 27 Clinton Cure, Peter, provision store, 82 a. Pearl ALBANY DIRECTORY. 95 Cureton, widow Anna, teacher, 11 Fox Curreen, John, cooper, 58 Church Curry, Patrick, blacksmith, 14 Lydius Curry, Bryan, laborer, 22 Van Woert Curtis, Joseph, pewterer, 23 Church, house 96 s. Pearl Curtis, Daniel, pewterer, 23 Church, house 21 Frank lin Curtis, Samuel, ferryman, 24 Ferry Cush, Patrick, laborer, 111 n. Market Cushing, Edward, shoemaker, Embargo Court Cushing, Henry, 46 Hamilton Cushman, John W., attorney, 223 Washington Cushman, widow of Paul, manufacturer of stone ware, 221, b. 223 Washington Cushman, William M., surveyor, 223 Washington Cushman, Miss, teacher 43 Washington Cutler, Jeremiah, cartman, rear, 74 Fox Cutler, Benjamin, 32*. Lansing Cutler, John N., clock and watchmaker, 56 Hudson Cutler, Seth, blacksmith, cor Hudson and Union Cuyler, Vernor, physician and dentist, 34 Green Cuyler, George, provision store, 37 Liberty Cuyler, Cornelius J., clerk in Trader's line, 111 Green Cuyler, John, clerk in comptroller's office, 59 Colonie Cuyler, widow of John, 59 Colonie D. Dade, F. L., com'dtU. S. Rendezvous, office 12 Quay Daady, Michael, laborer, corner Bass and Quay Daily, John, laborer, 19 Capitol Dale, William A. T, principal of Lancaster school, residence Lancaster school Dale, Robert, laborer, 6 Union Dalton, Peter, house carpenter, 104 Water Dalton, Laney, cor. of Hamilton and Union Dalton, widow, 14 Van Zandt Daniel Thomas, builder, 41 Montgomery Daniels, Warner, 13 Daniels Daniels, William, laborer, 22 Montgomery Danver, James, laborer, 42 Rensselaer Dare, Samuel, 31 Division j 96 ALBANY DIRECTORY. ! Darling, William, attorney & counsellor, office 70 State Darling, Alice, widow of William, 566 s. Market Darling, widow Caroline, 109 Quay Darly, Thomas, blacksmith, 103 Hamilton Davids, Isaac, shoemaker, 65 Orange Davidson, Peter, cancer surgeon, 590 s. Market Davidson, John, dyer and scourer, GS s. Pearl Davidson, George, printer, 13 Rose Davidson, Oliver, mason, Hudson, near Fugle Davidson, Joseph, mason, Hudson near Eagle Davidson, widow Catharine, 16 Pine Davies, William, Blacksmith, shop 85 n. Market Davis, Nathaniel, forwarding merchant, office 05 Quay, house 64 Chapel Davis, Joel H., carpenter Davis, Joseph, blacksmith, shop 29 n. Pearl, house 27 Van Schaick Davis, Joseph, accountant at Benedict and Roby's boarding house 35 Dean Davis, Joseph, dealer in paints, oils, &c, 9 Green. house 57 Columbia Davis, Joseph, laborer, 29 Lumber Davis, George, city weigher & measurer, 52 n. Lansing Davis, George, (D. & B.) 19 Hamilton Davis, William, grocer, 13 Chapel, cor. of Orange Davis & Blackman, (George Davis and Homer Black- man,) drapers and tailors, 13 Green Davis, Isaac O., deputy sheriff, office 74 State, house 207 State Davis & Walker, (Abner Davis and Frederick Walk er,) lumber merchants, 6 Lawrence cor. of Water Davis, Abner, (D. & W.) 51 Colonie Davis, Elias, lamplighter, 65 n. Lansing D avis, John, city attorney, office 44 State, residence 24 Hawk Davis, Thomas, distiller, grocer and rectifier 208 n. Market Davis, Patrick, cartman, 39 Rensselaer Davis, Simon, laborer in general, 5 Columbia Davis, Thomas, shoemaker, 213 *. Pearl Davis, William, 67 Fox ALBANY DIRECTORY. 07 rDavis , r—, 54 Howard Davis, Samuel, 24 Van Schaick Davis, James, baker, 241 a. Pearl Davis, widow Louisa M., 8 William Dawson, George, printer, boards at Mrs. Fuller's Day, Byram, 64 Union Day, John, tailor, corner of Franklin and Bass Day, Abraham, moulder, 265 Washington Day, Maria, seamstress, 62 Beaver Dean, Amos, attorney, office 2 Green, boards at Mrs. Pease's Dean, Sidney, attorney, office Athcncum Buildings, residence 162 Washington Dearstine, John, blacksmith, 255 Washington Decatur, George, carpenter, 261 s. Pearl Deck, Henry, 228 n. Market Decker, Jacob, laborer, Embargo Court Deddrick, widow Mary, upholstress, 37 Fox De Forest, Charles A., grocer, c. Green & Hamilton De Forest, Curtis, Ferry House, 2 Ferry De Forest, Philip, carpenter, 45 n. Lansing De Forest, P. I., sexton N. Dutch Ch. 11 Van Schaick De Friest, Abraham, laborer, 57 Lawrence De Friest, David R., 23 Franklin Degelia, widow Nancy, 62 Westerlo De Graff, John, carpenter, 45 Beaver De Groff, Oliver G., grocer, 29 Washington Delahant, John, stone cutter, corner Dallius and John Delahanty, Daniel, grocer, 114 Quay Delahanty, widow of Michael, grocer, 544 *. Market Delamano, Andrew, 16 Van Schaick Delany, Patrick, laborer, 516 a. Market Delavan, Edward C, 123 Washington Demming, Martin, skipper, 50 Division Deming, Henry N., 6 a. Pearl Deming, Mrs. M., milliner, 6 s. Pearl Denick, wheelright, Lydius continued Denison, Edward C, (H, D. & G.) 101 Lydius Dennison, Joseph, ship chandler, 7 Hudson, dwelling 76 Hudson Denison, Bbenezer A., carpenter, shop Basset, house 125 Franklin F 98 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Denniston, Isaac, Lydius continued Denniston, Gerrit V., attorney and counsellor and judge advocate general, office Atheneum build ing's, residence at I. Denniston's Denniston, Hugh, Lydius continued Denniston, Isaac, jr., Lydius continued Denniston, James, carpenter, 131 Lydius Denniston, Stephen, 63 Van Schaick Denny, John, 3 Rose alley Depew, Andrew, pedler, 100 Second, Arbor Hill Depew, Archibald, rear 10 Union Depuy, Moses B., carpenter, 105 Washington Dermody, Patrick, laborer, 40 Van Schaick Dermody, Thomas, laborer, 30 a. Lansing Dermody, James, victualler, 151 s. Pearl Deuel, Stephen, leather dresser, 10 Union Deusler, Daniel, merchant tailor, 2 Green, boards at Mrs. Leman's Devery, James, laborer, 218 ». Pearl Devlin, John, laborer, 8 Chapel Devine, Thomas, carpenter, 62 Beaver Devoe, widow Mary, rear 83 Fox Devoe, widow of William, 21 Washington Dewey, Erastus, physician, 151 Water, east side of Canal basin Dewey, Haskell & Co., Northern and Eastern Stage Office, 424 *. Market De Witt, Simeon, surveyor general, office State Hall, house 146 State De Witt, Richard Varick, 23 Eagle, corner of State De Witt, Ephraim, lumber merchant and dealer in Le high, Lackawana, Schuylkill and Virginia coal office 66 Pier, house 26 n. Pearl De Witt, Jacob V. L., 47 Water De Witt, William H., dealer in lumber and staves, office 62 Pier, house 54 Montgomery De Witt, Mary, widow of Andrew H., boarding house, Columbia cor n. Pearl Dexter, George, (M'C's & D.) 99 *. Pearl Dexter, James, attorney and counsellor, office State Hall, residence 94 State Dexter, Oliver R., carpenter, 1 Pine ...... V • ALBANY DIRECTORY. 99 Dexter Chauncey, 61 Division Dey, John Ogden, agent for American manufactured goods and lands, 303 n. Market Deyermand, William, cartman, 38 Fox Deyermand, William W., 8 Chapel Deyermand, James, ba ery 4 Jhapel Deyermand, widow of John, 59 Orange Deyo, David, jr., carpenter, 3 Patroon Deyo, David, cartman, 79 *. Pearl Deyo, Lydia, widow of John, 64 n. Lansing Diamond, William M., carpenter, 54 s. Pearl Diamond, Thomas, 8 Capitol Dibblee & Brown, (Henry Dibblee & Elias A. Brown,) merchants, 43 Quay Dibblee, Henry, (D & B.) 85 Herkimer Dibble, Joaeph, cartman, near Isaac Denniston's Dickens, John, laborer, 83 Colonie Dickey, William, painter, 55 Fox Dickinson, Hiram, agent Northern Transportation line, office 104 Pier, residence at Israel Hand's Dillenbach, John A., agent N. Y. and Auburn line office 43 Quay, house Johnson Dillenbouch, John, agent steam boats, 44 John • Dillon, Charles, (T. & D.) 236 Washington Dillon, widow, rear 62 Washington Dimmary, William, laborer, rear 39 Malcom Dingman, Andrew A., grocer 310 Washington DISTRICT ATTORNEY, office Atheneum Buildings Disturnell, William, bookbinder, 99 Lydius Dix, John A., secretary of state, office State Hall, res idence 16 Fayette Dix, Joshua G., boot and shoe store 11 Green, house 1 Store Lane Dix, Perry, boot and shoe store 356 *. Market, boards at Mrs. Fuller's Dixon, John, marble cutter, 49 and 51 a. Pearl, house 32 Hallenbake Dixon, William, laborer, 278 *. Pearl Dobbin, William, carpenter, rear 43 Van Schaick Dodge, Amos, mason, 34 Howard Dodge, Sarah, dealer in dry goods and groceries, 105 Beaver 100 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Dole, widow Ann, 64 Lydius Dollar, Robert G. teamster, Hallenbake, near Lydius Dollar, Robert, jr., teamster, 76 Washington Dollar, Robert J., grocer, 24 Washington Dollar, Sarah, grocer, 62 Washington Don, John, grocer, 40 Montgomery, corner of Orange Don, William, tailor, 12 Orange Donahue, Joseph, laborer, 72*. Lansing Donahue, William, laborer, 18 Quay Donahue, Barnabas, 71 Colonie Donahue, John, stono cutter, Van Woert . Donahue, Edward, laborer, 32 Quay Donavan, William, laborer, 13 n. Lansing Donegan, Thomas, laborer, 20 Patroon Donlevy, widow Mary, 20 Fox Donnelan, John, 'pavior, 86 Fox Donnelly, John C., victualler, stalls Nos. 3 and 4, Centre Market, boards at Edward Rirkpatrick's Donnelly, William, hatter, boards at Utica House Donnelly, Edward, laborer, 11 Chapel Donnelly, Peter, fur picker, Clinton corner Church Donnelly, James, laborer, 18 Quay Donnelly, Thomas, laborer, 565 ». Market Donnelly, John, laborer, rear 79 Ferry Donnelly, John, laborer, 86 Fox Donnelly, Patrick, laborer 70 Lawrence Donnevan, Randall, rear 318 Schenectady turnoik e Doolittle, Calvin, 126 a. Pearl I) organ, Daniel grocer, 154 s. Pearl Dorman, O. M., teacher in Albany Academy, boards at Erastus Perry's Doris, Thomas, laborer, 36 Malcom Doris, widow Susan, 13l n. Market Doris, Jeremiah, butcher, 131 n. Market Dorney, Tobias, painter and glazier, 7 Lydius Dorr, E. & E. merchant tailors, 379*. Market Dorr, Elisha, office 379 a. Market, residence U Pa troon Dorr, Alfred, hat store, 436 a. Market, residence 11 Patroon Dorr, Edmund, (E. 8s E. D.) residence 11 Patroon Dorr, Palmer C, physician, 13 Washington •*> . - .,.,— ALBANY DIRECTORY. 101 Doty, Lyman T., painter, rear 146 Lpdius Dougi, Michael, hair dresser, 20 *. Pearl, house 86 William Dougherty, William W., attorney and counsellor, of fice 8 Hamilton, house 134 Green Dougherty, Addison, residence 134 Green Dougherty, Charles H., 52 Ferry Dougherty, Philip, laborer, 13 n. Lansing Dougherty, Philip, laborer, near Bassett Dougherty, widow Mary, 14.71. Pearl Douglass, James B. residence at Douglass, Alfred, (H. & C. W. & Co.) 51 State Douglass, James, 70 State, bds at Temperance House Douglass, Beriah, dentist 30 *. Pearl Douglass, Simon A., gilder 84 n. Pearl Douglass, Stephen, laborer 61 William Doughty, JohnD. druggist, Lydius cor. Green, boards at Samuel Vail's Douw, JohnD. P., 107 State Douw, V. P. & Co., office corner State and ». Market Douw, Volkert P., 46 n. Pearl Douw, widow Lyntie, 52 Columbia Douw, Rachel, 53 n. Market Dowd, Lawrence, laborer, 24 Van Schaick Dowd, David, laborer, 2 Steuben Dowling, Thomas, grocery and garden, Lydius cont'd Downing, James P., 176 s. Pearl Downing, Jacob, grocer, 55 Chapel Downing, Robert P., whipmaker, 422 *. Market Downs, Elizabeth, 30 Water, Dows & Carey, proprietors of Washington Line, cor* ner Quay and State Dows, John, (D. & C.) office corner Quay and State Dox, Gerrit L., justice ofjustices ' court, 21 Patroon Doyle, Peter O, grocer. 158 *. Pearl Doyle, Jankes, laborer, 158 *. Pearl Doyle, Hugh, laborer, rear 20 Pine Doyle, William, laborer, 63 William Doyle Patrick, laborer, 71 Colonie Doyle, Thomas, laborer, 22 Jackson Drake, William, keeper of Log Tavern, 5 miles west on Old Schenectady road F3 102 AtBAKY mxaunoKx. Drake, John, jr., 10 a. Pearl Drake, David, tobacconist, 48 Church Dranfield, George, iron founder, 338 Sch'y turnpike 1 Drew, Robert, coachman, 15 Fox Drury, Thomas, 57 Malcom Dryer, Alanson, accountant, 9 Maiden lane Dubois, Jacob, butcher, 14 Orchard Dudley, Charles E., president Merchant's Insurance Company, 48 ». Pearl Duff, Thomas, laborer, 20 Jackson Duffey, William, manager Albany Theatre, resides at American Hotel Duffey, Misses, dealers in dry goods, 291 n. Market Dugan, Daniel, laborer, 1 Chapel Dunbar, Robert, jr., agent for S. Van Rensselaer, of fice and dwelling opposite Patroon's mansion, and 185 n. Market Dunbar, Robert W., Fountain Inn, 1 n. Market Dunbar, John, 49 Fox Dunbar, Pamelia, 25 Eagle Duncan, Myron, gardener, 216 Washington Duncan Richard, carpenter, shop 20 Church Dunham, Josiah, shoemaker, 52 Union Dunham, Watson, shoe maker, 52 Union Dunlap, James, carpenter, 64 Lumber Dunlop, Robert, brewer, 196 n. Market, house Troy road Dunlop, Charles, 63 n. Lansing Dunn, Richard & Son, merchants, 362 s. Market Dunn, Edward, (R. D. & Son) 41 Ferry Dunn, Thomas, dealer, in dry goods, 411 s. Market, residence Bement's Hotel Dunn, widow of James, coppersmith, 107 Church Dunster, Oliver, cooper, 32 Howard Dunvin, Michael, laborer, cor. Orchard and Wilson Durant, Clark, merchant, 35 Quay cor. of Maiden lane, res. Bement's Hotel Durham, J. H., teacher and boarding house, 72 Lydius Durrie, Johanah, widow of Horace, 13 Liberty Dusenbury, Richard, J., physician, 147 n. Market, h, 116 «. Market DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, NORTH, n. Pearl ALBAST DIRECTORY* 103 DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, SOUTH, Beaver and Hud r son, between *. Pearl and. Green Dutcher & Harris, (Salem Dutcher and Ira Harris) attorneys and counsellors, 2 Beaver Dutcher, John W , printer, 76 *. Pearl Dutcher, Salem, (D. & H.) a. Pearl head of Ferry Dutcher, John, (.7 Ferry Dutcher, Lydia, widow of Salem, 67 Ferry Dutton, John, Eagle opposite jail' Dwight, Matthew, potter, Spring near Lark Dwight, Abigail, nurse, 41 Beaver Dyas, Joseph, manufacturer of lemon and spruce beer, 60 Liberty, house 34 Union E. Eagan, Patrick, grocer, 26 Quay Eagan, Bryan, laborer, 154 Montgomery Eagan, Patrick, carpenter, 42 Fayette Eagin, James, grocer, 18 Quay EAGLE TAVERN, 453 S. Market Earll, Pardon, teamster, 262 a. Pearl Earll, Patrick, 16 Van Zandt Earll, Thomas, 40 Orchard , Earlf, widow Mary, 45 Beaver Earley, John, laborer, 20 Pine Earley, James, blacksmith, 67 Fox Earley, Terence, pedler, 565 *. Market EASTERN HOTEL, Alvin Wilbur, 605 and 607 *. Market Easly, , shoemaker, 165 Green Easterly, Martin, shoemaker, rear 79 a. Pearl Eastman, Kimball, Tremont House, 520 a. M arket Eastman, Ephraim, boards at Josiah Piatt's Easton, Ephraim, waiter, 111 n. Market Easton, William, shoemaker, 59 Columbia Easton, Josiah, mason, 192 Fox Eaton, Elliot, 338 Schenectady turnpike Eavers, John, laborer, 22 Van Woert Eagleston, Richard, marble engraver, 19 Middle lane Ebinrooth, William, grocer, 246 Washington Eddy & Ames, (John M> Eddy and Horatio Ames,) American manufactured edge tools, 8 State Eddy, John M., (E. &) A. 138 *. Market 104 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Eddy, Miss C, milliner, 35 State and 1 Washington Edgar, , carpenter, 49 Van Schaick Edge, Samuel, shoemaker, 19 Orange Edick, Henry, printer, 55 Columbia Edwards, James, attorney and counsellor, 322 n. Mar ket, resides at Eagle Tavern Edwards, Thomas, teamster, 13 Lumber Edwards, John, 59 William Edwards, Jane, 22 Van Zandt Efner, Nicholas, blacksmith, 64 Church Egbert, James S., tailor, 6 3 Pearl, boards at John B. Allen's Egbert, Owen Jones, plane maker, 96 Hudson Egberts, Egbert, 21 Columbia Egberts, Cornelius,, (V. S. & E.) 273 n. Market Egberts, Eveline, widow of Anthony, 21 Columbia Eggleston, Thomas, Second, Arbor Hill Eights, Jonathan, physician, office 75 Columbia, house- 39 n. Pearl Eights, James, 39 n. Pearl Elder, George, cooper, 11 Van Tromp Elliot, Robert, assistant post master, 15 Beaver Elliot, James, blacksmith, 110 Water Elliott, Isaac D., dealer in dry goods, 317 n. Market Elliott, William, waiter, 536 s. Market Ellis, Alexander, tailor, 23 Green Ellis, John C. IL, 36 Liberty "Ellis, John, carpenter 148 n. Market Ellis, Francis, laborer, 622 s. Market Ellison, Miss Mary, 28 Water Elmendorf, Peter E., 60 n. Pearl Elsworth, Daniel P., carpenter, 127 Beaver, Enders, W. W., boarding house, 60 Lydius Ensign, Guy C, pilot 570 s Market Ensign, Lewis, pilot, 16 Capitol Ensign, Charles, carpenter, 68 n. Pearl Entra, John, laborer, 138 Franklin ENGINE, NO. 1, 11 Steuben ENGINE, NO, 2, 43Chapel ENGINE, NO. 3, attached to the Alms house ENGINE, NO. 4, 97 *. Pearl ENGINE, NO. 5 Washington ALBANY DIRECTORY. 105 ENGINE, NO. 6, 238 Washington ENGINE, NO. 7, Dean, near State ENGINE, NO, 8, 504 a. Market, ENGINE, NO. 9, 51 Beaver, ENGINE, NO. 10, 118 n. Market Ertsberger, Christopher, cooper, 31 n. Market Ertsberger, Daniel, jr.. 14 Jackson, Ertsberger, Daniel, fidler, 64 Lumber Erwin, John, 15 Patroon Esmay, Isaac, grocer, cor. Daniels and Beaver, boards at Eagle Street Hotel Esleeck, Welcome, Greenbush, 5 miles east of city Esler, Jeremiah, carpenter, boards at 571 a. Market Etridge, William, grocer, 3 Church Evans, Robert, tailor, 83 s. Pearl, house Bassett, near Green Evans, William, cabinet maker, 222 *. Pearl Evertsen, Jacob J., ship chandler, 7 Hudson, residence 76 Hudson Evertson, Jacob jr., 10 Van Schaick Evertsen, John E., 152 n. Market Evertsen Barnabas, 152 «. Market Evertsen, widow of Evert, 152 n. Market Everingham, William, upholsterer, 121 Franklin Evanst, John, flour and provision store, Orange cor. of n. Pearl, house 39 Orange EXCIIANGF. COFFEE HOUSE, 450 a. Market F. Fagan, Thomas, grocer, 37 Malcom Fagan, William, pavior, 538 *. Market Fagan, Henry, tailor, 3 Bass Fairchild, Frederick S., 6 Union Fairley, James, laborer, 8 Colonie Fanning, Amos, 66 Westerlo Fanning, Hiram, cabinet warehouse, 267, h. 262 «. Market Fanning, widow of Achsa, rear of 132 Lydius Fanyea, Alexander, 134 Lydius Fanyea, widow Mary, rear 27 Van Woert Farnham, Lewis, builder, 55 ». Lansing, house 81 Herkimer 106 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Farnham, Henry, grocer, 591 a. Market Farnsworth, Lavina, 35 Fox Farren, Owen, laborer, 5 Malcom Farran, Lawrence, cartman, 95 Schuyler Farrell, Andrew, laborer, 28 Van Woert Farrell, Nicholas, laborer, 8 Steuben Farrell, James, hair dresser, 493 *. Market, house 7 Church Farrell, William, laborer, 168 Montgomery Farrell, Thomas, laborer, 20 Patroon Farrington, A. C, inspector of the port, resides at Crosby's Hotel Fatterly, Peter, 43 Hamilton Fassett & Halenbake, builders, 27 and 31 Howard Fassett, Timothy, (F. & H.) 71 Hamilton Fassett, Amos, 209 State Fassett, Benjamin, cartman, 29 Clinton Fassett, Asa, brigade inspector, 209 State Fay, Heman Allen, 71 Second, Arbor Hill Fay, John, jr., merchant, 72 Quay, house 556 a. Mar ket Fay, Ethan Allen, 84 Third, Arbor Hill Fay, John, cartman, 4 Rose Alley Fay, widow of Edward, 75 a. Pearl Feagh, William, painter, 111 *. Pearl Fearu, Owen, laborer, 64 Johnson Featherly, John, (C. & F) Knox Featherly, Jacob, 31 Water Fedaline, Prince, laborer, 11 Church Feltman, John C, grocer, cor. of State and n. Pearl, h. 66 ». Pearl Ferat, Charles, confectioner, 27 Hudson Ferguson, James, 130 ». Pearl Ferguson, Samuel, 66 Church Ferrall, Philip, chandler Ferris, Isaac, pastor of South Dutch Church, 34 Beaver Ferris, Richard J., provision store, 118 n. Market Ferris, William D., grocer, 56, house 58 Union Fetore, Joseph, laborer, rear 200 *. Pearl Fidler & Ryckman, (Lancelot Fidler, and Garret W. Ruyckman,j(brewers ,cor. *.'Market and Herkimer Fidler, Mrs. Mary, 89 Herkimer r ALBANY DIRACTORY. 107 Fidler, Ryckman & Clark, soap and candle factory, 70 Green Fidler, Lancelot, (F. & R.,) boards at Washington Hall Field, John, shoemaker, 497 ». Market Field, Thomas, grocer, cor. of Lydius and Union Field, , boards at Hudson-street Hotel Fificld, Moses B., carpenter, 179 n. Market Filby, Jonathan, laborer, 221 n. Market Filer, George, painter, 107 Green Filkins, Orrison, coachsmith, 64 Church Filmer, William, tailor, 217 Washington Finch & Cagger, (HiramFinch and Michael Cagger,) manufacturer of silver work, 76 Beaver Finch, Isaac, 47 Union Finehout, Aaron, 14 Bass Fink, Elias, (S. & F.) 10 Lodge Finlay, A., baker, cor. Church and a. Lansing, house 102 Church Finlay, John, butcher, 186 s. Pearl Finnegan, James, laborer, 8 Patroon Finnigan, Owen, laborer, 66 Johnson Finnigan, John, laborer, 72 Lumber Finnigan, John, laborer, 24 Franklin Fish, Amos, stoop rail and scale beam manufacturer, cor. Howard and Lodge, boards at Francis Low's Fish, Samuel Merrick, (R. & F.) 18 Quackenbush Fish, Artemas, boarding house, 26 s. Pearl Fish & Hawley, carpenters, 80 Herkimer Fisher, John, dealer in crockery, 80 Washington Fisher, William, Spring, near Lark Fisher, James D., blacksmith, 47, house 91 Hamilton Fisher, John N., 22 Hudson Fisher, Misses, 26 Van Schaick Fiske, George, accountant, 74 Eagle Fisk, Joseph, grocer, 211 Washington Fisk, Mrs. Wendell, near Beaver Fitch, Asa, eating house, 7 Division Fitch & Losee, (Frederick Fitch and Simeon Losee,) lumber merchant, 72 Pier Fitch, Frederick, (F. & L.,) boards 41 -Columbia Fitch, Noah, teacher, 144 Washington Fitch, John R., (P. & F.,) boards at Mrs. Mahan's 108 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Fitch, William, (C, G. & Co.,) at Hudson-st. Hotel Fitch, Miss, boarding house, 79 n. Pearl Fitzgerald John, carpenter 34 Malcom Fitzgerald, Cornelius, laborer, 4 Colonie Fitzgerald, Patrick, laborer, 67 Eagle Fitzgerald, Patrick, laborer, 152 Montgomery Fitzgerald, Edward, laborer, sasement 61 Fox Fitzgerald, Thomas, laborer, 221 n. Market Fitzgerald, Thomas, tailor, 87 Quay Fitzpatrick, Francis, furrier, basement 55 Fox Fitzpatrick, Matthew, laborer, 18 Hare Fitzpatrick, Owen, mason, 18 Capitol Fitzpatrick, Francis, 74 William Fitzpatrick, Christopher, mason, 91 Schuyler Fitzsimmons, Henry, eating house, 9 Division Flagg, Azariah C, comptroller, office State Hall, res. City Hotel Flanagan, Mathew, laborer, rear 19 Malcom Flannigan, John, laborer, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Flannigan, Patrick, laborer, cor. Dallius and John Flansburgh, David, carpenter, 35 Malcom Flansburgh, Peter, carpenter, 35 Malcom Flemming, Eliza, widow of Robert, 73 Colonie Flemming, Mary, grocer, 19 Washingten Flood, John, tanner, 55 Fox Flood, Luke, laborer, 62 Schuyler """"* Flood, Charles, laborci, 278 *. Pearl Floy, widow Jane, tailoress, 2 Chapel ": * Flynn, Peter, 50 Montgomery '] Flynn, Patrick, laborer, 42 Third, Arbor Hill Flynn, Daniel, laborer, 62 Quay Flynn, John, laborer, 594 *. Market Flynn, William, Mechanic's Recess, 506 *. Market Foley, Patrick, carpenter, 35 Westerlo Foley, John, blacksmith, 5 Bass Follett & Gray, (Foster M. Follett and Stephen C. Gray) grocerey and provision store, 5 Hudson Follett, Foster M., (F. & G.) 132 Green Follet, Robert, grocer, 101 *. Pearl Foiling, Lawrence, laborer, 95 Schuyler Folts, Jacob I., at Clinton Line office, boards at Na tional and Columbian Hotel ALBANY DIRECTORY. 109 Fonda, Douw, 46 «. Pearl Fonda & M'Elroy, merchant tailors, -288 n. Market Fonda, Rebecca, milliner, 276 n. Market Fondey, Isaac, 57 Colonie Fondey, William H., attorney and commisioner, office 26 Hudson, res. 57 Colonie Fondey, Stephen, measurer of wood, 162 n. Market Foot, Elisha, Fort Orange Hotel, 505 and 507, 5. Market Foot, J. B., boards at Fort Orange Hotel Foot, Alvan, proprietor steam washing machine, bds. Fort Orange Hotel Forbes, William, 18 Bass Forbes, widow, 90 n. Market Forby, William, victualler, 148 n. Market, house Lyd ius continued Forby, John, sawyer, 21 Lodge Forby, David, turner, shop 63 s. Lansing Forby, George, 260 Washington Ford, T. W. & Son, carpets and dry goods, 31 State Ford, Thomas W., (T. W. & Son,) 77 Hamilton Ford, Eliakim, provision store, 600 s. Market Ford, John W., attorney, (B. & F.) office 66 State Ford, Edward W., physician, office 68 Division Ford, William, shoemaker, 302 State Fordham, Joel Jacob, hatter, 62 Second Arbor Hill Forester, Michael, waiter, 69 Maiden lane Forrest, William, manager Theatre, American Hotel Forsyth, Russell, 65 Ferry FORT GRANGE HOTEL, 505 and 507 s. Market Fort, Abraham I., lumber merchant, office Water, foot of Colonie Fortune, E., laborer, 15 Van Schaick Fossey, William & Thomas, painters, 11 Washintgon Foster, Benjamin F., at W. C. Little's bookstore Foster, Theodore, teacher Cairstairian System, 329 n. Market Foster, James, stone cutter, 148 Washington Foster, Chandler, watches and jewellery, 2 Green, res . Temperance House Foster, John N., carpenter, Johnson cor. Green Foster, William, weaver, 14 Van Zandt G HO ALBANY DIRECTORY. Fowler & Landers, (Charles M. Fowlor and David Landers,) oysters 8s fruit, adjoing South Market Fowler, William, 59 Ferry Fowler, Samuel S., morocco manufacturer, office 18 Hudson, factory 640 *. Market, house 39 Ferry Foy, Philip, laborer, 38 Rensselaer Foy, — , laborer, 91 Quay, up stairs Foy, Peter, shoemaker, 48 Malcom Fox, John, laborer, rear 30 Howard Francis, Norman, dealer in American hardware, 348 n. Market, res. Fort Orange Hotel Francis, Thomas, furnaceman, 281 Sch'y turnpike Francia, Jane, 35 Union FRANKLIN HOUSE, 136 State Franklin, John, ostler, 91 Beaver Franklin, Samuel, 32 s. Lansing Franks, John, 61 William Fraser, John carpenter, 27 Fox Fraser, James, carpenter, 17 Lodge Fraser, Alexander, 72 Orange Fraser, widow of Hugh, 264 s. Pearl Fraser, widow, 17 Lodge Fraser, widow Janet, 29 Dean Fredenburgh, Catharine, 16 Pine Fredendall, Frederick, tailor, 21 Washington Fredenrich, John C, victualler, stalls 10 and 12 Centre Market, boards at Crosby's Hotel Frederick, Philip, 93 Washington Frederick, Henry H., cartman, 19 Capitol Free, widow Eliza, 524 s. Market Freeland, James, boards 47 Water Freeman, Miss Mary, 21 Hawk Freeman, Betaey R., 20 Jackson Freely, Thomas, laborer, rear 58 Church French, Abel, 3 Elk, opposite Academy Park French, James M., at Abel French's French, Maynard, (G., C. & Co.) 31 Elk French, widow of John C, Lydius continued French, Ursula, nurse, 46 Van Schaick Frey, George, laborer, 214 Washington Friday, Benjamin, hatter, 216 n. Market Friday, Abraham B, corner Church and Herkimer ALBANY DIRECTORY. Ill Frisbee, J. J., boards at Crosby's Hotel Frisby, Edward, fashionable hut stored 983 «. Market Frisby, Luther, carpenter, Wendell heat Beaver Frith, Samuel, fruit stand 500, boards 458*. Market Frith, Joseph, furnaceman, 232 Washington Frost, widow, rear 36 Chapel Frothingham, William W„ attorney and counsellor; 343 n. Market, house 136 Green Fry, Joseph, 199 s. Pearl Fry, William G., 18 Liberty Fry, Nathaniel, 62 Westerlo Fry, Daniel, dealer in hardware, 353 a. Market, boards at Joseph Fry's Fry, Thomas, carpenter, 569 ». Market Fryer, John, grocer, 75 n. Market Fryer, Aaron V., resides at 113 Hamilton Fryer, Jacob," confectioner, 8 Fox Fryer, James, tobacconist, 68 Lumber Fryer, widow of Isaac I., 77 n. Market Fuller, Samuel, Washington Hall, 27 *. Pearl' Fuller, Samuel, tanner, 62 Second, Arbor Hill Fuller, Richard, sawyer, Schenectady turnpike Fuller, William, laborer, 308 Schenectady turnpike Fuller, Philo, north side Canal basin Fuller, Mrs. S. S., boarding house 41 Middle lane Fuller, widow Elizabeth, 256 ». Pearl Fuller, widow Catharine, 158 Washington Fuller, Miss Sarah, seamstress, 41 Rensselaer Fuller, widow Susan, 106 Herkimer FURNACE, UNION, (Howard Nott & Co.) Washington FURNACE, Townsend's, Hawk FURNACE, CLINTON, Rathbone & Silliman, Beaver FURNACE, EAGLE AIR, Many & Ward, 108 Beaver G. Gaffers, William, Eagle, below Lydius Gaffers, Sarah, 18 Union Gaffney, Dennis B., attorney, 2 Beaver Gage, William D., cor. Union and Diagonal Gage, Philip B., carpenter and joiner, shop Embargo Court, house 566 a. Market Gager, Mrs. Pbebe, 33 Liberty 112 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gale, Thomas, shoemaker, 4 Rose Alley Gallaher, James, 57 Montgomery Gallaher, Edward, 49 Montgomery Gallaher, John, furrier, 54 Van Schaick Gallaher, Mrs. Bridget, 61 Chapel Gallagan, James, shoemaker, shop 2, h. 100 Beaver Gallon, John, 55 Howard Gallup, Nathaniel, fish and fruit stand north side of south Market, res. 76 Hudson Gallup, Jonathan, 35 Steuben Gallup, Albert, sheriff Albany County, 54 Washington Galpin & Stone, (George Galpin and Henry D. Stone,) publishers of Microscope, 26 Beaver Galpin, George, printer (G. &S.,)res. 5 Union Ganey, John, laborer, rear 83 a. Pearl Ganley, Thomas, laborer, 6 Maiden lane Gannon, John, laborer, 81 Orange Gannon, William, laborer, 6 Maiden lane Gannon, Patrick, laborer, 33 Quay Gannon, Patrick, physician, 199 n. Market Gansevoort, Peter, attorney and counsellor, office 272, house 270 n Market Gansevoort, Leonard, jr., 135 Washington Gansevoort, widow of Conrad, 27 Montgomery Gardenier, Thomas, chimney sweep, rear 190 *. Pearl Gardner, John, laborer, 255 Washington Gardner, Robert, cooper, 48 Church Gardner, Perry G., carpenter, 125 Franklin Garfield, Rev. John M., principal Albany Female Semi nary, 41 Chapel Garling, Jehoiakim B., tailor, 42 Beaver Garnsey, John, dealer in dry goods, 425 s. Market ii. 12 Liberty Garrison, Isaac P., hair dresser, 18 n. Pearl Garrison, Samuel, comb maker, 115 Fox ' Gary, John, laborer, 40 Fox Gates, Gerrit, 235 n. Market Gates, John, jr., 5 Van Tromp Gates, M., clerk, at O. Steele's bookstore Gates, Albert W., coachmaker, 13 Church Gates, widow of John, 5 Van Tromp Gaven, James, laborer, 157 Green ALBANY DIRECTORY. 113 ROBERT M. GAW, 93 Hamilton, corner of South Pearl. Gay, William, dry goods, 343 n. Market, h. 45 Steuben Gay, George W., linen draper, 50 Lydius Gay, L;, Boston packet office, 104 Pier Gay, Timothy, machinist, 19 Patroon Gay, Amos, residence Gaylor, James, wheelwright, 53 n. Lansing Gaylor, Philip, 53 n. Lansing Gaylord, Martin, gas-light store 22, house 31 Beaver Gaynor, Thomas D., grocer, 33 Quay Gearin, Thomas, cartman, 58 Church Geary, George, (H. & G.) 56 Fox Geddes, William, laborer, 29 Lumber Geer, Darius, builder, Geer, John O., carpenter, 52 Hamilton Genet, John W., grocer, 13 Columbia George, George, mason, 6 William Germond, Peter, keeper of Franklin House, 136 State Gerity, Matthew, blacksmith, 28 Union Getty, Isaac, 60 Union Getty, widow Margaret, 60 Union Gibbons, James, victualler, stalls Nos. 11 and ^Cen tre Market, house 176 n. Market Gibbons, Erastus carpenter, 49 Lydius Gibbons, Esther, widow of James, 154 n. Market Gibson, Benjamin, runner, between Western and Schenectady turnpikes Gibson, John, plane maker, house and factory Lancas ter near Eagle Gibson,, Hugh Tilford, City Hotel, 326 n. Market Gibson, William H., stall No. 15 Centre. Market,res. Beaver Gibson, Henry L., grocer, cor. Columbia and Quay Gidley, Timothy, boards at Columbian and National Hotel Giffen, William, dyer, High Gifford, Daniel, carpenter, Schenectady turnpike Gifford, Constant, carpenter, Schenectady kturnpike G? 114 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gilbert & Worthington, (Benjamin Gilbert and Denni son Worthington) merchants, 12 State Gilbert Benjamin, (G. & W.,) 60 Howard Gilbert, —•—, gardener, Hudson continued Gilchrist, Robert & Co., (Robert, John T. & Edward R. Gilchrist,) merchants,47 Quay, cor. Mark lam Gilchrist, Robert, (K. G. & Co.) res. Congress Hall Gilchrist, Edward R., (R. G. & Co.) Congress Hall Gilgan, John, tavern, 21 Quay Gil), Cooper, & Co. (Bennington Gill, William Coop er, John Webster and Maynard French,) dealers in hardware and stoves, 348 n. Market Gill, Bennington, (G, C. and Co.,) 29 Elk Gill, Matthew, dealer in Lehigh, Lackawana, Schuyl kill, Liverpool and Virginia coal, 70 Pier, officf and house 279 n. Market Gill, Williams, produce buyer, 55 Fayette Gill, John G., baker, 8 De Witt, s. side canal basin Gill, Robert, jr., 7 s. Pearl Gill, Robert, grocer, 1 Columbia, Gill, Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner and dress maker, 7 s Pearl Gillespie, Matthew, butcher, 34 Quay Gillespie, Thomas, shoemaker, 81 Orange Gillespie, William, carpenter, 33 Steuben Gillespie, William, victualler, (P. & G.,) res. 63 ?: Market Gillespie, Hugh, shoemaker, 51 Montgomery Gillespie, widow Abigail, 9 Maiden lanci Gillet, Moses, carpenter, Nucella Gillick, Thomas, laborer, rear 68 Lumber Gillman, John, carpenter, 32 Malcom Gilmer, Patrick, laborer, 10 Steuben Gilroy, Patrick, carpenter, 42 Fayette Gilson, William, carpenter, 65 Orange Gilson, Hezekiah, shoemaker, 62 Lumber Gipherd, Andrew, 9 Bassett Girman, James, 5 Bass Gladding, William, house, sign and ornamental pain ter, 10 Beaver, house 8 Jay Gladding, Timothy, painter, 3 Webster's buildings n Peart, house 54 Chapel ALBANY DIRECTORY. 115 Gladding, Joseph, painter, 93 State Gladding, Horace, painter, 478 a. Market Glen, Henry, printer, boards 102 Church Glen, Margaret, widow of Alexander H., 18 n. Pearl Godden, William, caitman, 47 Swan Godden, widow Barbara 47 Swan Godfrey, John I., when in town, at Walsh, Leonard & Jackson's 62 State Godley, widow Patience, 45 Fayette Goewey, John I., 217 n. Market Goewey, Jacob, mason, 69 Beaver Goewey, Miss Magdalen, teacher, 213 n. Market Goewey, Laney 11 Spring Goff, Harry, 26 Van Woert Goin, James, blacksmith, 5 Bass Golden, Patrick, shoemaker, 21 Quay Golden, John, laborer, 16 Union Goldwaite, Jonathan, 11 Fayette Goodhue, E. P., printer, 124 State Goodrich, Charles, 9 n. Market, house 179 n. Market Goodrich, Moses, shoemaker, rear 82 Fox Goodrich, John, builder, 191 n. Market Goodwin, Albert, mason, 100 Washington Goodwin, Sarah, boarding house, 37 Division Goold, James, coacb maker, 10 Division, shop 19: Union, lumber yard 83 Pier, house 47 a. Pearl Goold, Homer, chairmaker, 21 Hawk Gordon, John, laborer, 127 Lumber, Arbor Hill Gordon, John, laborer, 2 Van Schaick Gordon, Alexander, laborer, 7 Maiden lane Gordon, John, shoemaker, 22 Bass, shop 31 Lydius Gorman, John, laborer, 105 Quay Gormley, Patrick, laborer, 1 Malcon* Gormley, Patrick, furrier, basement 55 Fox Gorton, Othniel, clock and watchmaker,». side Canal Basin Gott, John, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 59 State Gough, & Herring, (Thomas Gough and Silas C. Her ring,) lottery and exchange office, 387 a. Market. Gough, Thomas, (G. & H.) 83 Columbia Gough, James, 36 Orange Gough, J. S., grocer, cer. Greeo ud ReoBMke* 116 " ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gough, James, attorney and commissioner, office Law Buildings, residence, at Thomas Gough's Gould, James P., provision storo, 484 a. Market, house 52 Union Gould, (W. & A.) law bookstore, 104 State Gould, William, (W. & A. G.) 104 State Gould, Anthony, (W. & A. G.) 62 Howard Gould, Job, dealer in wooden ware, 367 *. Market, house 39 Beaver Gould, James S., dealer, in wooden ware, 366 s. Mar ket, house 41 Beaver Gould, James, shoe maker, 25 Lawrence Gould, Eli, grocer, 35 Division Gourlay, James, boarding house, 85 Washington Gourlay, Joel, mason, 21 Pine Gracie, Oliver, C, grocer and boarding house corner of Hamilton and Liberty Gracie, widow of Edward G., 7 Washington Graham, Thomas & Co., clothing store, 489 s Market Graham, Angustus, cabinetmaker, 116 Lydius Graham, widow Esther, 37 Liberty Graham, widow of John, 320 Schenectady turnpike Graham, widow Margaret, 17 Van Schaick Grant, Alexander, accountant, 18 n. Pearl Grant, Richard, at Fort Orange Hotel Grassie, Peter, grocer, 17 ». Pearl Grassie, James, provision store, 17 n. Pearl Grattan, Patrick, grocer, 121 Pleasant Grattan, widow Ann, 97 n. Market Graves, John, constable, 9 Capitol Graves, Frederick, cabinet maker, 148 Lydius Graves, John S., baker, 6S Green Gray, Alexander, stone cutter, 79 Herkimer, h. 88 Green Gray, James, 33 Fox Gray, John W., baker, 214 *. Pearl Gray, Francis, laborer, 19 Fox Gray, Stephen C,. (F. & G. ) 59 Maiden lane Gray, James, farrier, 209 Washington Gray, Patrick, laborer, 48 Malcom Gray, John, coppersmith; 84 n. Market Gray, Robert, shoemaker, 21 Church Gray, Thomas, tailor, 62 Church ALBANY DIRECTORY. 117 Gray, Henry, furnaceman, Hudson near Eagle " Gray, Sylvanus, carpenter, rear 89 Beaver Gray, Charles, 176 Green Gray, widow Nancy, tailoress, 2 Church Gray, widow of James, 84 n. Market Greily, grocer, 6 Maiden lane Grayston, John, carpenter, rear 69 Lydius Green, & Crosby, (Henry Green and Obadiah Crosby) physicians and druggists, corner «. Pearl and Beaver ' Green, Henry, (G. & C.) physician, office cor. of *. Pearl and Beaver, house 47 Steuben Green, Carr B., skipper, 69 *. Pearl Green, Joseph H., 9 Patroon Green, John, 265 Washington Green, Griffin, currier, 14 Chapel Green, Henry, accountant, boards at National and Columbian Hotel Green, William, accountant, boards at National and Columbian Hotel Green, James W., skipper, 81 Church Green, Francis, laborer, 27 Quay Green, George, grocer, 34 Washington Greenland & Coulson, curriers, 53 Dean Greenland, Joseph, (G. & C.) 53 Dean Greenwood, Anthony, grocer, 17 Washington Greer, Alexander, 32 Van Schaick Greer, Jasper, 14 n. Pearl Greer, George, cartman, rear, 165 Green Greer, widow of George, 70 Johnson Greer, widow Phebe, 14 n. Pearl Greer, widow Ann, Embargo Court Gregory, Matthew, 6 Capitol Park Gregory, Bain & Co. crockery store, 346 n. Market Gregory, David E., [G., B. & Co.] 77 Lydius Gregory, Benjamin P., coachmaker, 15 Church, boards at National and Columbian Hotel Cregory, Benjamin, lumber merchant, office 9, house 16 Orange Gregory, Richard, boarding house, 19 Columbia Gregory, Henry M., 136 n. Market Gregory, Stephen B., [G. B. & Co.] 119 Green 118 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gregory, William, Orchard near Lumber Gregory, Thomas, grocery and boarding house, a. side Centre Market Gregory, Mary, 67 William Gretton, Martha, Wendell Gribben, Henry, laborer, 59 Lawrence Gridley, Chauncy, grocer, 223 *, Pearl Giidley, Robert, S Union Griffin, Cornelius, shoemaker, 212 Washington Griffin, Richard, shoemaker, 10 Capitol Griffin, Francis H, shoemaker, n.228 Market Griffin, Patrick, laborer, *. side Centre Market ' Griffin, Michael, gracer, 74 Quay, house 90 Hudson Griffin, Jacob, grocer, 13 Capitol Griffin, Grove, 72 a. Lansing Griffin, Seth, cartman, 243 State Griffin, John, laborer, 10 Fox Griffin, John, grocer, cor. State and Capitol Griffin, Ausker, F., grocer, 68 Quay, boards at John Griffin's Griffin, William P., hair dresser, 15 Hudson Griffith, William, laborer, 69 Eagle Griffiths, William, whitesmith, 61 Malcom Griffith, widow Jane, 44 Union Grimes, John, laborer, Plain Grimwood, Isaac, sexton baptist church, 59 Hudson Grinnell, Francis, 5 s. Lansing Grinnell, Lewis, City Hall Recess, 138 State Ginswold, Manton, agent for Abraham J. Fort, office water, foot of Colonie, boards at B. B. Tallman's Groat, Abraham S., 72 Montgomery Groat, George, carpenter 64 Washington Groat, widow Mary, 43 Washington Groesbeck, (J. & J. L,) city boot store, 331 *. Market Groesbeck, John, (J. & J. L.,) 14 Columbia Groesbeck, Jacob L., (J. & J. L. G.) 14 Columbia Groesbeck, William, 78 Fox Groesbeck, widow Harriet, 14 Columbia Groesbeck, Gertrude, tailoress, 26 Union Groesbeck, Abraham, physician, cor. Columbia and Chapel, house 14 Columbia Groesbeck, C. W. & Co, merchants, 66 StaU ALBANY DIRECTORY. 119 Groesbeck, William W., Bazaar, n. Market, h. 7 Daniels Groesbeeck, Cornelius W., (C. W. G. &. Co.,) 13 Montgomery Groesbeeck, David W., (C. W. G. & Co,,) 25 Fox Groesbeeck, G. E., 222 State| Groesbeeck, Alexander, carpenter, 69 a. Lansing Groesbeeck, Catharine, 46 Van Schaick Groversteen, Abraham, portu-room, 21 *. Pearl Guardenier, Henry A., 83 Church Guardenier, George, merchant tailor, 430 s. Market, house 83 Church Guardenier, Philip, shoemaker, 16 Qaay Guest, Thomas, morocco dresser, 22 Ferry Guest, widow of Henry, cor. of Lydius and Dallius Guest, widow Louisa, 209 n. Market Gullen, widow of Peter B., 575 s. Market Gunn, Arthur, malster, Schenectady turnpike Gurney, , silversmith, boards at Columbian and National Hotel H. ORRIJV HACKSTAFF, Co mmission merchant, and dealer in groceries, provi sions, dry goods, glass, china, a,nd crockery ware and Yankee notions in general 545, h. 568 *. Market Hagan, Francis, painter, 19 Fox Hagan, Paul, 7 n. Market Hagan, Charles, carpenter, Hallenbake, near Lydius Hagan, Bernard, laborer, 24 Fox Hagerdorn, Peter, 319 *. Pearl Hagerman, Gerrit, shoemaker, 17 Union Higerty, Patrick, laborer, north side Canal Basin Haggerty, Thomas C , skipper, 14 Church Haggarty, Mrs., rear 318 Schenectady turnpike Hagevan, John, 21 Pine, Haines, John L., turner, shop35 Howard, h. 9 Swan Haile, John, laborer, 42 Van Schaick Hainey, John, laborer, 26 Franklin Hale, widow of Daniel, 54 Orchard Hall, John, clothing store, 22 Hudson 120 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Hall& Hewson, (Green Hall & John B. Hewson,) manufacturers of jewellery, 11 Plain Hall, Green, (H. & H.) 77 Ferry Hall, Asahel, 75 Hamilton Hall, Joseph, gardener, 16 Third, Arbor Hill Hall, Thomas, butcher, cor. of Schuyler and Dallius Hall, James, laborer 2 Steuben Hall, Ozias, 43 n. Market Hall, Samuel R., malster, 16 Second, Arbor Hill Hall, Stephen, 33 Church Hall, widow Margaret, 8 Union Hallenbake, Jasper, physician, office 56 a. Pearl, res. 104 Washington Hallenbake, Lawrence, carpenter, (F. & A.) 104 Washington Hallenbake, Matthew I., grocer, 245 Washington Hallenbake, Andrew, laborer, Lark near State Hallenbake, Richard, 27 Van Woert Hallenbake, Henry, 24 a. Pearl Hallenbake, John, Lark, near Lydius Hallenbake, Peter II., Lydius continued Hallenbake, Peter, Lydius continued Hallenbake, widow J. W., tailoress 57 Howard Hallenbake, Peter, rear 5 Capitol Hallock, Barnabas, carver 22 Montgomery, house 16 Howard Halsey, William, 288 Washington Hamilton, Isaac attorney and counsellor, office 41 State, res. at James Gourlay's Hamilton, John, printer, Hamilton, Samuel, mason, 28 Malcom Hamilton, Andrew, stone cutter, 78 Church Hamilton, Andrew, mason, 13 Bass Hammond, Barnabas, mason 13 Fox Hammond, Elisha, laborer, 83 Colonie Hancock, Joseph W.. 135 Lydius Hancock, Jotham,grocer, 259 Washington Hand, Isaac P., lumber, 195 n. Market Hand Lemuel P., lumber merchant, office 6 Pier, h. 4 Quackenbush Haner, Philip C, 41 Swan Haner, Peter, cartman, rear 41 Swan ALBANY TmfBCTOHY. 1*1 Haner, widow Elizabeth, Spring near Lark Haney, Charles, caulker, 32 Quay Hanford, George, exchange office'403, res. 407 s. Mar ket Hanford, Theodore, (L. & H., boards at 407 *. Market Hansen, Benjamin, 13 Van Tromp Hansen, Cornelia, B., 13 Van Tromp Harbison, Samuel, 182 n. Market Hardick, widow Elizabeth, 166 Green Harden, John, laborer, rear, 201 Washington Harden, Michael, 37 Swan Hare, Silas W., teamster, 52 n. Market Harman, Thomas, W., attorney, and counsellor, office Atheneum Buildings Harper, Arthur, cartman, 40 Malcom Harper, Christopher, waiter, 138 Washington Harrigan, David, laborer, 8 Malcom Harrigan, Martin, furrier, 84 Fox Harrington, Joseph, Lark north of Washington Harris, Thomas, shoemaker, 160 Washington Harris, Robert, porter room and victualling cellar cor. of*. Market and Hudson, h. 36 Union Harris, George, cartman, 34 Howard Harris, George, shoemaker, 124 Water Harris, William, printer, boards at Edward MascordV Harris, Jeremiah, cor. State and Lodge Harris, Ira, (D. & H.,) attorney and counselor, office law buildings, house 43 s. Pearl Harris, Daniel, grocer, 5 Washington Harris, Stephen, shoemaker, 5 ». Pearl, h. 32 Howard Harris, James, coach painter, corner of Lydius and Church, res. 36 Union Harrison, Michael, shoemaker, rear 76 s. Pearl Harrison, William A., carpenter, 122 Washington Harrison, John,grocer, 20, house 21 Fox Hart, Alvin, milkman, Lydius continued Hart, Herman, V., 118 n. Market Hart, Henry, teacher, boards at Mrs. Pease's Hartley, Samuel, silversmith, rear 66 *. Pearl Hartness, Thomas L., cutler, and surgical instrument maker, 306 n. Market, res. Port Schuyler, Troy Road H 122 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Hartness, James, tallow chandler, 16 Orchard Hartness, widow Maria, 181 n. Market Hartnett, William, victualler, stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Cen tre Market, house Schenectady turnpike Hrtahett, Michael, laborer, 42 Rensselaer Harty, James, laborer, 57 Montgomery Harty, Edward, laborer, 3 Bass Harvey, William, shoemaker, 16 Bass Harvey, Robert, furnaceman, 326 State Harvey, Francis, printer, 326 State Harvey, James, hair dresser, 216 n. Market Harvey, James, tailor, 15 Fox Hasbrouck, Peter accountant, at Daily Advertistej office, house 18 Store lane Hascy, Alexander R., watchmaker, 396 a. Market, res. 64 Howard Hascy, widow, 36 Chapel Haskell, Simeon P., 217 n. Market Haskell, John, pilot, 85 Bass Hastings Seth, (W., H. & Co. ) 90 n. Pearl Hatch, Joseph, innkeeper, 29 n. Market Hatfield, William, fashionable hat store, 467 *. Mar ket, house 15 Hamilton Hatfield, William, painter, boards at Utica House Hathaway, Baily G., ornamental and black smith, 24 and 26 William Hathaway, Thomas J., laborer, cor. Dallius and John Hawes, William, cooper, 75 Quay, and Liberty cor. Division, house 23 Liberty Hawes, George, engineer, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Havens, David Y., joiner, Wendell near Beaver Hawley, Gideon, 56 State, house 210 n. Market Hawley, Aaron, carpenter, 59 «. Lansing Hawley, D. E., oil cloth factory, 5 Hallenbake, house west end of Hudson Hawley, Samuel, culler staves and heading, 140 *. Pearl Hawley, David A., grocer, 109 Pier, res. 98 Green Hawley, George W., 109 Pier, res. 98 Green Hay, William, attorney and counsellor, 343 «. Market Hayden, Albert, Swiftsure line, 32 Water Hayes, Timothy, grocer, under Centre Market, house 60 Montgomery ALBANY DIRECTORY. 123 Hays, John, ship carpenter, 593 a. Market Hays, Solomon, 30 Hawk Hays, Joshua R., builder, 51 Ferry HAY SCALES, William, near Centre Market Hazzard, William H., shoemaker, 25 Van Schaick Hazzard, John V. S., dealer in dry goods, 48 State, res- Adelphi Hotel Hazzard, E. W., clerk, boards at Hudson Street Hotel Healy, Benjamin, nurse, at the Eagle Tavern Healey, Mrs., superintendent Orphan Asylum, Dela ware Square Hedrick, James, 22 Washington Helmer, Adam, rear of 103 Washington Helmes, Mary, rear 83 Fox Hempstead, Isaac, physician, 59 n. Pearl Henberry, Martin, laborer, 537 s. Market Hemming, Robert, letter carrier, 11 Montgomery Henderer, widow of Harmanus, 33 Fox Henderer, Jacob S., sexton Lutheran Church, 15 Pine Henderer, Myers, tailor, 27 Van Schaick Hendrickson, John, lottery and exchange office, cor. of s. Market and State, h. 63 Division Hendrickson, William, 4 Fox Hendrickson, M. & J., grocers, 69 Quay Hendricksen, Matthew, (M. & J. H.) 33 Liberty Hendrickson, Rebecca, 158 State Heney, William, laborer, 22 Patroon Heney, John, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Hennessy, David, laborer, 33 Steuben Hennessy, Michael, cor. Steuben and Chapel Hennessy, widow Margaret, cor. Steuben and Chapel Henry, Jacob, portable furnace manufacture, 230 Washington, house 191 Washington Henry, Philip, 191 Washington Henry, Christian, moulder, Green below Ferry Henry, James, 31 Fayette Henry, Peter Seton, master in chancery, office 66 State, res. Bement's Hotel Henry, John, 66 Church Henry, widow of William, 12 Wilson Henry, widow Ann, 31 Fayette Hepinstall, George, leather dealer, 132 Green 124 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Hepinstall & Scott, (Christopher Hepinstall and Thomas Scott) leather dealers, 22 State Hepinstall, Christopher, (H. & S.) 57 Liberty Hermance, Cornelius, saw filer, 81 Beaver Hermans, John, clothing store, 390 a. Market, house 38 Lydius Herner, Charles, 85 Church Herrick, Edmund S., hat store, 423 a. Market, h. 79 Hamilton Herrick, Abraham, 220 a. Pearl Herrick, widow Christina, 97 Washington Herring, Silas C, (G. & H.,) 90 n. Pearl Herring, Lucy, widow of Thomas, 62 Chapel Herrington, William, 24 Green, at Bement's Hotel Herrington, Patrick, laborer, rear 30 Howard Herrington, John, mason, 203 Washington Herrington, Joseph L., teamster, 125 n. Market Hewitt, Thomas A., 69 *. Pearl Hewlett, Hosea, painter, 16 Van Tromp Hewson, JohnD., (H. & H.) 5Plain Hewson, William M'F., (L. & H.,) res. Hewson, Richard, masonr 15 First, Arbor Hill Hewson, Thomas, inspector of lumber, 10 n. Pearl Hewson, William, tailor, 79 Bass Hewson, Robert, carpenter rear 72 Eagle Hewson, widow Mary, 41 Liberty Hewson, widow of Robert B.,^61 Lydius Heyser, Charity, 59 William Hickey, Jocelyn, shoemaker, 261 n. Market Hickey, Michael, grocer, 106 Quay Hickox, Hamlet H., clerk in Commercial Bank, 124 a. Pearl Hickox, Spelman, 53 n. Lansing Higby, Nathaniel, shoestore, 526 s. Market Higby, Daniel, shoemaker, 58 Rensselaer Higgins, Cornelius, inspector of canal boats, 75 Green Higgins, Arnold C, 75 Green Higgins, John, laborer, 231 n. Market Higgins, Patrick, laborer, 231 n. Market Higham, widow Mary, 89 Herkimer Hildreth, James, T, wholesale dealer in dry goods, 365 s. Market, res. City Hotel ALBANY DIRECTORY. 125 Hight, David, laborer, 28 Pine Hill, John J., commissioner, office 2 Green Hill, Thomas, grocer, 74 Pier, h. 49 Montgomery Hill, Joseph, carpenter, 229 Washington Hillers. Robert, laborer, 40 Rensselaer Hills, Eiastus, hat store, 60 State and 49 Washington, house 51 Washington Hills, William R., hatter, 47 Washington Hills, Thomas, glover, 442 *. Market Hills, widow of Chauncey, 13 Dallius Hilman, Arthur, shoemaker, 67 Washington Hilman, John, shoemaker, 43 Washington Hilson, Thomas, shoemaker, 30 Van Schaick Hilson, Thomas, jr., shoestore, 468 *. Market Hilton, Robert J., (C. & H.) judge of county courts. office 50 State, residence Congress Hall Hilton, Simon V. A., shoemaker, 88 n. Market Hilton, James, mason, rear 199 Washington Hilton, James, mason, 8 Plain Hilton, Philip, carpenter, rear 64 Washington Hilton, John, grocer, 32, house 81 a. Pearl Hilton, Elizabeth, 28 Van Schaick Hinckley, John & Co., painters, 31 Hudson Hinckley, John, (J. H. & Co.,) 80 Green Hinckley, Joseph, grocer, 89 Lydius Hinckley, John W., physician, 458 *. Market, residence Hamilton Hind, John C, 579 s. Market Hindman, A. G., umbrella manufacturer, 420 *. Market Hines, Christian, moulder, Green below Ferry Hiney, Jacob, laborer, 14 Patroon Hinman, Martha, boarding house, 94 Beaver Hickson, James, barber, 201 n. Market Hickson, Richard, tailor, 201 n. Market Hitchcock, Amoa, Lydius continued Hocknell, widow of Thomas, 9 Rose Hockridge, Granville, baker, 118*. Pearl Hochstrasser, Denison & Guest, (Jacob Hochstrasser, Edward C. Denison, Thomas Guest and Samuel S. Fowler,) dealers in leather, 18 Hudson Hochstrasser, Jacob, (H., D. & G.) 64 Howard Hodge, John, baker, 190 n. Market H2 126 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Hodgkin, , painter, 561 s. Market Hodgkin, widow Sarah, 561 a. Market Hodgens, Thomas, 30 s. Lansing Hoffman, Philip, butcher, south side centre Market Hoffman, Lewis G., printer, 8 Hamilton, h. 10 Rose Hoffman, Benjamin, (P., H. & W.,) 100 Green Hoffman, widow of John, 66 Orange Hoffman, widow Martha, 10 Rose Hogan, Gerrit, deputy sheriff and jailer, res. county- jail Hogan, William, blacksmith, 3 Bass " Hogan, Joseph, blacksmith, 1 Bass Hogan, Barnet, rear 83 Fox Holden, Reuben, merchant, cor. State and *. Pearl, h 126*. Pearl Holden, James, laborer, 95 Beaver Holden, Hiram, fruit store, 524 a. Market Holdridge, William, carpenter, 53 Liberty Holdridge, David F., (A. & H.,) Eagle, cor. Pmc Holland, John, 144 Washington Holland, widow Nancy, 205 State Holliday, Hiram, 60 Church Holliday, James K., carpenter, 140 Lydius Holliday, John, clerk, 76 State Holliday, James, justice of the peace,*. Pearl, adjoin ing Rail Road Holmes, Augustus, teacher, cor. Lydius and Church bds. 35 Dean Holmes, Joseph P., grocer, cor. n. Market and Colum bia Holmes, Amos T, flour and provision store, 61 Quay, house 2 Store Lane Holmes, John, carpenter, 42 Beaver Holmes, family of Israel, 7 Washington Holmes, Jotham, Cottage Hall near Lydius continued Holmes, Roswell, boarding house, 9 Union Holmes, widow of Robert, 57 Howard Holt, Jared, finding store, 53 Dean, house, 45 Green Holt, ;—, boatman, rear 133 *. Pearl Hooghkirk, Abraham, shoemaker, 35 Fox Hooghkirk, James, jr., shoemaker and nurse, 22&»- Pearl ALBANY DIRECTORY. 127 Hooghkirk, ———, gunsmith, rear 320 Schenectady turnpike r Hooghkirk, Margaret, 83 Hudson Hooker, Philip, architect, office Centre Market, h. 130 Green HOOK AND LADDER, NO. 1, Beaver, near *. Pearl HOOK AND LADDER, NO. 2, 245 n. Market Hoos, Matthew, shoemaker Hopkins, Charles A., agent Hartford Insurance Co., office 67 State, residence at Bement's Hotel Hopkins, Charles, boards at City Hotel Horahan, Edward, mason, 78 Johnson Horn, William, teacher, 276 s. Pearl Horner, James, (E. C. & Co.,) residence City Hotel Horner, John, nailer, 107 Pleasant Horner, John, mason, 243 State Horsefall, widow Margaret, 107 Beaver Horth, Francis, tailor, shop 390 *. Market, house 24 Daniels WILLIAM HOSCH, AND DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, No. 11 North Market. Hosford, James L., boards at Temperance House. Hosford, David, attorney and counsellor, 155 Lum ber, Arbor Hill Hosford, Frederick J., (H. & W.,) at Mrs. Fuller's Hosford & Waite, (Frederick J. Hosford and Thomas G. Waite,) printers, 58 State Hough, Thomas J., blacksmith, 129 Lydius Hough, Mrs. Lavina, 73 Hamilton Houghtaling, Peter, skipper, 70 Eagle Houghtaling, Jacob, basket maker, 276 *. Pearl Hotaling, William, (Sf & H.,) boards at Mrs. Wat son's Houghtaling, , 94 Bassett Houghton, Silas, grocer, 163 s. Pearl Houghton, Thomas, gardner, rear 318 Schenectady turnpike 128 ALBANY DRECTORY. Houston, widow, corner of State and Capitol Howard, John, laborer, 53 Fox Howard, Matthew, carpenter, 14 Van Tromp Howard, Zephaniah, carpenter, 37 Van Schaick Howe & Roraback, (Jesse Howe, and Thomas Rora back,) dealers in dry goods, 6 *. Pearl Howe & Geary, (Silas B. Howe and George Geary) drapers and tailors, cor. State and «. Pearl Howe, Jesse, (H. & R.) CO Westerlo Howell, Maltby, grocer, cor. of Lydius and Liberty, i house 65 Liberty Hoy, Patrick, shoemaker, 98 Beaver Houck, George, laborer, rear 205 Washington House, William, clerk, 150 n.Market Hoyt, Alfred, master of steam boat Constitution, 16 Ferry Hoyt, Lorenzo, master in chancery, office 50 State, residence Congress Hall Hoyt, George A., silversmith and jeweller, 385 s. Mar ket, house 6 Liberty Hoyt, Jesse, spruce beer manufacturer, boards at Kim ball Eastman's Hoyt, Richard, saddler, 45 Van Schaick Hoyt, Henry, silversmith and jeweller, 369 *. Market, house 31 Green Hoxie, Harvey, furnaceman, 109 Beaver Hubbard, Elijah B., merchant tailor, 470 *. Market h 50 Westerlo Hubbard,*Edwin, merchant tailor, 30 Green Hubbard, George, clerk, boards at Columbian and National Hotel Huddleston, widow Elizobeth, 575 *. Market HUDSON RIVER STEAM BOAT'OFFICE, A. Bartholomew agent, Pier, foot of Hamilton st, opposite Eagle tavern, and Pier, foot of State HUDSON STREET HOTEL, 10 and 12 Hudson Hudson, William, butcher, 97 Washington Hudson, James, laborer, 248 *. Pearl Hudson, Mrs. milliner and florist, 97 Washinnton HUDSON AND MOHAWK RAIL ROAD COMPANY, office* 115 State Huff, John B., blacksmith, 39 Church ALBANY DIRECTORY. 129 Hughes, John M., (T. & H.) office 60 Quay, residen ce Fort Orange Hotel Hughes, Michael, laborer, 22 Van Woert Hughes, James, cartman, rear Lydius, west «. Pearl Hughes, William, shoemaker, 52 Ferry Hughes, John, laborer, 5 Lydius Hughes, widow Dorcas, 218 Washington Humphrey, Chauncey, canal collector, office 7 Hud son, house 203 State Humphrey, Friend, hides and leather store, 16 State, house 83 Lydius Humphrey, & Jo., (William Humphrey, Noah B. Miles and David Humphrey) hardware merchants, 45 State Humphrey, David, (II. & Co.) boards at American Hotel Humphrey, William, (H. & Co.) 57 *. Pearl Humphrey, John jr., 39 Hudson Humphrey, Hugh, superintendent Albany water works, house 39 Maiden lane Humphrey, Thomas, shoemaker, 30 Hudson Humphrey, E. J., 203 State Humphrey, Correl, physician, office 2 a. Pearl, res. 203 State Humphrey, Silas, mason, 17 Lodge Humphrey, widow Eve, rear 103 Washington Humphrey, Catharine, widow of James, 39 Fayette Huu, Thomas, physician, when in city, at Bement's Hotel Hunt, John, 26 Pine Hunter, James, printer, 45 Maiden lane Hunter, John physician, 61 Hudson Hunter, Edward, leather dresser, 40 Orange Hunter. A. &. T., dry goods merchants, 339 n. Market Hunter, A., (A. & T. H.,) boards 33 Dean Hunter, T., (A. & T. H.,) at For} Orange Hotel Hunter, Robert, (H., C. & Co.) 29, Dallius Hunter, Chapin & Co., Merchants Line, Pier, foot of State Hunter, Mrs., 45 Maiden lane Huntington, Reuben, blacksmith, 129 Lydius Huntley, E. A., at American Hotel 130 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Hunley. Timothy, laborer, 5 Lydius Hurlbut, Samuel, leather store, cor. Dean an Mark lane, 2 Montgomery Hurd, J. N. M., lotterry and exchange office, 378 *. Market, h. 31 Dallius Hurd, Ebenezer, laborer, 22 Capitol Hurdis, John, painter, 62 Church Hurley, Thomas, laborer, 114 Quay Hurst, Thomas, cartman, 30 Clinton Hurst, Henry, gardener, rear 30 Clilton Hurst, Samuel, gardoner, rear 30 Clinton Hurst, widow Mary, 11 Spring Husted, Hiram, boards at Mrs. Leman's Husted, Amos, rear of 43 Fox Husted, Mrs. Mary, milliner, 283 a. Market Hutchison, James, 123 Lydius Hutchinson, James, shoemaker, 33 Van Schaick Hutchinson, David, 122 Franklin Hutchinson, William, 51 Third, Arbor Hill Hutchinson, Thomas, nailer, rear 200 *. Pearl Hutchinson, William, laborer, 19 Quay Huxley, Andrew, carpenter, shop 52, house 62 Lydius Hyatt, JohnL, skipper, 67 n. Market Hyatt, John, hair dresser, 25 Lawrence Hyerd, William. 58 Van Schaick I. Iggett, John, assistant state sealer of weights ami measures, 35 s. Pearl, house rear 20 Daniels Ingalls, Thomas, shoemaker, 49 Van Schaick Ingham, Chauncey, 4 Rose Ingmire, Fredorick, tailor, 60 Washington INSURANCE COMPANY, ALBANY, 56 State INSURANCE COMPANY, MERCHANTS, over Canal Bank INSURANCE COMPANY, HOWARD, office of agent, 55 State INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, office of ag't, 67 State INSURANCE COMPANY, FIREMENS, 44 State Irvin, James, laborer, 60 Schuyler Irwin, Henry, 7 n. Market Irwin, William, stonecutter, 16 Bass Irwin, Theophilus, painter, 43 Liberty Isdell, James, grocer, corner Division and Union ALBANY DIRECTORY. 131 J. Jacklin, Edward, 74 Franklin Jackson, John, brickmaker, 235 Washington Jackson, David, teamster, rear 72 Eagle Jackson, William, (W., L. & J.,) 142 State, boards at Isaiah Townsend's Jackson, E. W., miniature painter, office 35 State Jackson, Edward, boards at 2 Liberty Jackson, John, Stranger's Home, south side Centre Market Jackson, James, carpenter, 55 Church Jackson, widow Maria, 34 Hallenbake Jackaon, Henry, 190 State Jackson, John, Ostler, north side Canal Basin Jackson, John, 53 Van Schaick Jackaon, Henry, 69 Green Jackson, John, 69 Green Jackaon, John J., 165 Green Jackaon, Henry, 6l Van Schaick Jackaon, John, Schuyler, near Franklin Jackaon, John, rear 94 Beaver Jackaon, Jacob, ten-pin alley, 269 s. Pearl Jackaon, Freeman, laborer, 74 Franklin Jackaon, William, chimney sweep, rear 190 .«. Pearl Jackaon, Dinah, 56 Van Schaick Jackaon, Peggy, 61 William Jackaon, Elsie, 33 Fox Jackaon, Judy, basement 35 Fox Jacobson, Evert, teamster, Lydius continued Jacoby, John, 123 Lydius JAIL, corner Eagle and Howard James, widow of William, 62 n. Pearl James, Augustus, 47 n. Pearl James, John, physician, 83 «. Pearl, res. at. Mrs. Lock- wood's James, Edwin, physician, 83 n. Pearl James, Edward, 262 Washington James, Thomas, master of sloop Merchant, 109 Green James, Frederick P., lock tender, north side Canal Ba sin James, James, 163 Lumber, Arbor Hill Jamieson, George, 107 Beaver 132 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Jamieson, Mrs. Ann, 5 Union Janes, Lorenzo, attorney, solicitor, and justice of jus tices court, 6 a. Pearl, and over Centre Market, boards at Crosby's Hotel Janes, widow Phebe, 78 n. Pearl Jaques, Joseph, cartman, 1 Capitol Jaquith, Timothy, victualling cellar, 37 State, house 52 Van Schaick Jarvis, Seth, carpenter, shop 42 Ferry, h. 70 Liberty Jefferson, Richard, 14 Rose Jenks, Jacob, 42 Montgomery Jenkins, Lemuel, counsellor, and examiner in chancery and justice of justices court, 6. s. Pearl, and over Centre Market, house 137 Green Jenkins, George, high-constable, 31 Water Jenkins, John, hatter, 61 Lydius Jenkins, John, hatter, 49 Lydius Jenkins, Henry, laborer, Spring near Lark Jermain, Sylvanus P., office 40 Quay, res. City Hotel Jermain, A., merchant, cor. Quay and Division, house 44 *. Pearl Jermain, G. W., secretary Merchants Insurance Co., house Jermain, John P., boards at Mrs. Pease's Jerolaraan, Peter W., mason, 156 Lydius Jervis, John B., boards at City Hotel Jervis, Timothy B., city surveyor, office 44 State, res. Bement's Hotel Jesup, Francis W., Lumber merchant, 53 Pier and 80 Quay Jesup, Edwin, 80 Quay, house 68 Columbia Jesup, Benjamin, Columbian and National Hotel, 517 s. Market Jewell, Henry L., blacksmith, 45 Division, h. Lydius continued Jewell, Volkert, D., (W. & J.,) 33 Maiden lane Jewell, Jeremiah P., blacksmith, shop 45 Division, h. Franklin near Ferry Jewell, Joseph, victualler, stalls Nos. 13 and 14 Centre Market, house Schenectady turnpike Jewett, Mrs. Sarah, 26 Chapel Johnson, James, laborer,48 Patroon ALBANY DIRECTORY. 133 Johnson, Robert, blacksmith, 67 Washington Johnson, Alonzo W., (C. & A. W. J.,) res. Mrs. Lock- wood's Johnson, C. 8s A. W., silversmiths and jewellers, 374 s. Market Johnson, Chauncey, (C. & A. W. J.,) 183 n. Market Johnson, Noah, mason, 127 Lumber, Arbor Hill Johnson, Hugh, 150 *. Pearl Johnson, John, waterman, 128 Franklin Johnson, John, cartman, Westerlo cor. Dallius Johnson, Anthony S., (J. & P.,) 52*. Pearl Johnson, Liberty, cartman, cor. Westerlo and Dallius Johnson, William, brickmaker, Lumber, Arbor Hill Johnson, Noah, 72 Lumber Johnson, John I, victualling house, 6 Lydius Johnson, Daniel, porter house, 528 s. Market Johnson & Priddy, (\.nthony S. Johnson and James Priddy,) boot and shoestore, 458 *. Market Johnson, William, 25 Quay Johnson, John, laborer, Lumber, Arbor Hill Johnson, William, cartman, 58 Church Johnson, Samuel, musician, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Johnson, Samuel, smith, 74 Eagle Johnson, Isaac, laborer, north side Canal Basin Johnson, widow of William, boarding house, 2 Liberty Johnson, widow Cornelia, 123 Pier, up-stairs Johnson, widow Janet, 83 Bass Johnson, widow Jane, 76 *. Pearl Johnson, widow Mary, 433 *. Market Johnson, widow Elizabeth, 528*. Market Johnson, widow Mary, 48 Patroon Johnson, Mrs. Jane, 9 Maiden lane Johnson, widow Mary, 46 Beaver Johnson, Mrs., rear 132 Lydius Johnson, Harry, laborer, 11 Church Johnson, Perry, 22 Van Zandt Johnson, John, skipper, 97 Bassett Johnson, John, jr. 99 Bassett Johnaon, Henry, 95 Bassett Johnaon, Abraham, sailor, 89 Bassett Johnson, John, 10 Chapel I 134: ALBANY DIRECTORY. Johnaon, widow of Levi, coat scourer 33 Union Johnston, M. J., accountant, 50 Liberty Johnston, John W., Military Hall, cor. Church and Lydius, house 55 Lydius Johnston, Thomas D., 4th Ward House, cor. Church and Herkimer Joice, Erastus V., attorney, office 3-5 State Joice, Miss Margaret, 27 Lumber Jones, James, stone cutter, 74 Fox Jones, W. W. & Co., (William W. Jones and John D. Jones,) merchants, 57 Washingtou Jones, John, blacksmith, 43 Orange Jones, John, tailor, 23 William Jones, Joshua, I., 32 Howard Jones, John, innkeeper, 2*'0 Washington Jones, William F., harness maker, 593 s. Market Jones, Paul, shoemaker, 48 Church Jones, Richard, plasterer, 10 William Jones, widow of Samuel, 38 Fox Jones, widow of John, 61 Johnson Jones, widow Mary, 30 Quay Jones, widow, Margaret, 16 n. Pearl Jones, widow Mary, corner Church and Herkimer Jordan, Edward, 215 s. Pearl Joslin, Thomas B., cartman, 101 Hamilton Joslin, Sylvanus, 78 Lydius Joy, Thaddeus, forwarding merchant, res. 25 n. Pearl, office cor. State and Quay Joy, Lewis, 25 n. Pearl Joy, Charles, grocer, 86 Washington Judd, Chester, brass founder and black, white and lock smith, 113 Hamilton Judd, Franklin, blacksmith, 60 Lydius Judd, widow Rachel, 113 Hamilton JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL, Atheneum buildiBgs, Judson, Ichabod L., 134 Washington Judson, Charles, grocer, 120 Washington Judson, Hiram, carpenter, 10 Daniels Judson, Miss, teacher infant school, 59 Orchard Judson, Rebecca, boarding house, 126 Washington JUSTICE'S COURT, a. Pearl, over Centre Market Jutk ins, George, carpenter, 103 Lydius ALBANY DIRECTORY. 135 K. Kagan, John, teamster, 76 Franklin Kahoe, Patrick, tailor, 11 Van Tromp Kane, Oliver, mansion, *. Pearl Kane, James, boards at Oliver Kane's Kane, William A., 54 n. Market Kane, William, 54 n. Market Kane, Hazael, physician, 13 Washington, residence 53 Washington Kane, James, laborer, 5 Lydius Kane, Darby, cartman, 87 Church Kane, Allen, nailer, 303 Schenectady turnpike Kane, Philip, laborer, 65 William Karin, Patrick, laborer, 3 Malcom Karin, Murdoch, laborer, 5 Malcom Kastenberg, John, laborer, 126 Franklin Kcarn, Thomas, laborer, 158 *. Pearl Kearney, William, k.borer, 152 Montgomery Kearney, Robert L., looking glass and oil cloth store, 16 Green, house 21 Fox Keeler, James, flour merchant, cor. of Quay and Ham- . illon, house 46 Union Keeler, Jasper S., 105 Green Keeler, Charles \, flour store 120 Pier, house 110 Green Keeler, James S., eastern stage office, 424 ». Market, res. 46 Union Keeler, Henry, Herkimer, cor. s. Market Keelin, James, laborer, 21 *. PearJ Reese, William L., rector of St. Paul's church, house 40 Lydius Keith, Laban W., constable, Schenectady turnpike Kelso, John, blacksmith, 66 and 68, house 101 Wash ington Kelly, Philip, 73 Beaver Kelly, Patrick, shoemaker, 259 «. Market Kelly, Peter, laborer, near Schenectady turnpike Kelly, John, laborer, 62 Schuyler Kelly James, mason, 25 Howard Kelly, Martin, 39 Second Arbor Hill Kelly, Michael, laborer, 26 Fayette 136 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Kelly, widow Catharine, tailoress, 22*. Pearl Kennedy, John, laborer, 19 Quay Kennedy, David, laborer, 30 Quay Kennedy, Patrick, grocer, 83 Quay Kennedy, Owen, laborer, 24 Fox Kennedy, William, furnaceman, 19 Hawk Kennedy, Anthony, 22 Jackson Kennedy, Patrick, laborer, 278 a. Pearl Kennedy, widow Elizabeth, 54 ». Pearl Kent, John, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Kent, Jacob D., mason, Lydius Kenyon, Moses, ship carpenter, 624 *. Market Kenyon, John, (W. & K.) lumber merchant, 31 Pier.. house 103 n. Market Kerr, W. & J. grocers, 1 a. Pearl, cor. State Kerr, John, (W. & J. K.) 22 Daniels Kerkor, George H., grocer, 247 n. Market Kerker, Herman, shoemaker, 8 Columbia Kerker, widow Dolly, 3 Van Tromp, Kerwin, John, mason, 10 Fox Kerwin, Robert, carpenter, 472 *. Market Ketcham, Rensselear, wood yard and h., 47 Columbia Keys, Henry, grocer, 60 Beaver Keys, Eliza L., 13 Lydius Keyser, Peter, 131 Lydius Keyser, Abraham, state treasurer, 23 Hamilton Kidd, James, (W. S. S. &. Co. ) residence Mansion House Kidd, widow 56 Chapel Kidd, Miss, teacher, 56 Chapel Kidney, Jonathan, jr., carpenter, 82 Hudson Kidney, Jonathan, smith, 13 s. Pearl, h. 82 Hudsoa Kiernati, Terence, shoemaker, 3 Maiden lane Kiernan, John, porter, Temperance House Kilbourn, H., accountant, boards at National and Columbian Hotel Kilbourn, George, carpenter, 49 Fox Kilboy, Owen, 494 s. Market Kilmer, widow of Simon, 81 Hudson Kimball, Jacob, 21 Green Kimber, Thomas, joiner, 49 Johnson Kinchler, James, laborer, 5 Maiden lane ALBANY DAECTOttr. 137 King, James, attorney and counsellor, 343 n. Market house 94 Lydius King, Frederick, 22 Bass King, Kufus H., (R. H. K. & Co.) 113 State King, Joshua I., (R. H. K. & Co.) 113 State King, John M., shoemaker, 67 Eagle King, Richard, miller, 272 a. Pearl King, Edward, laborer, rear 37 Fox King, Rufus H. &. Co. (Rufus H. King, Joshua 1^ King, and, Henry Bleecker, jr.,) merchants, 49 State King, widow of Vincent, 42 John King, Mary, rear of 94 Beaver Kinsey, John, carpenter, 66 Green Kingsley, Nathan, mason, 262 a. Pearl Kingsley, O. A, 60 Church Kinsley, Alphonzo F., 53 Hudson Kinsley, widow of A. W., 6 Van Schaick Kinneer, Mrs. Catharine, 93 Beaver Kinney, John, constable, 11 Westerlo Kinney, James, laborer, 14 n. Pearl Kip, Samuel K., attorney and counsellor, 310 n. Mar ket, res. Bement's Hotel Kirk & Outwin, (Andrew Kirk and John Outwin) brewers, 17 n. Market Kirk, Andrew, (K. & O.,) summer res. Troy road, win ter res. 118 n. Market Kirk, E. N., pastor of 4th Presbyterian Church, res. at John Willard's, 175 n. Market' Kirk, George, 95 n. Market Kirk William, laborer, 176 *. Pearl Kirkpatrick, Edward, victualler, stalls 3 and 4 Centre Market, h. 11 Beaver Kirkpatrick, Robert, grocer, 9 * Pearl Kirkpatrick, Andrew, laborer, 2 Colonie Kirkpatrick, Robert, grocer, 111 Pleasant Kittle, Sybrant, grocer, 43 Fox h. 32 Chapel Kittle, Daniel 3., tin and sheet iron manufacturer^ Green, house 18 Fox | Klinck, Ann, widow of Graham H., carpet maker 36 Fox ia 138 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Kline, William, coppersmith and plumber, 5 Middle lane, h. 18 Orange Kline, David, segar maker, 63 Orchard Kline &Whitney (John Kline, and John'W. Whitney) Saloon, 28 Maiden lane Kline, Catharine, widow of Matthias, 50 Columbia Kline, John, (K. & W.) 28 Maiden lane Klineschmit, Luis, cabinet maker, 3 Clinton Knapp, Jehiel, skipper, resides in Greenbush village Knapp, Hubbel, skipper, 67 Division Knapp, Hannah, 35 Maiden lane KNrcKERBACKER HALL, 332 and 334 n. Market Knight, Miss Nancy, tailoress, 37 Chapel Knower, B. & Son, hat store 393 s. Market wool store 31 Hudson Knower, Benjamin, (B. K. & Son) 132 State Knower, John, (B. K. & Son) 132 State Knower, Benjamin jr., clerk Mechanic's and Farmer's Bank, res. 132 State Knower, widow of George, ^^Franklin Knowles, Horace, teamster, 280 s. Pearl Knowlson, widow of Thomas, 100 s. Pearl Knowlton, George W., (R. & K.) resides in Green- bush village Knox, William, laborer, 2 Colonie Knox, William, laborer, 511 s. Market Koonz, Abram, manufacturer of coverlids, *. Pear) near Rail Road Kranyon, James, laborer, 71 Colonie Krewson, Absalom, 12 Union Lacey, Edwin A., physician, 39 Washington Lackey, William, currier, 56 Steuben Ladue, Touissant, furrier, 96 Water Ladew, Stephen, accountant, 67 Division Lagrange, Gerrit, lottery office, 330 n. Market, h. 24 Hamilton Laisdell & Watson, (John A. Laisdell and Asa Watson,) doalers in dry goods, 76 State Laisdell, John A., (L. * W.,) boards at Franklin House Lake, Jared, wood yard, Water, house 64 Montgomery ALBANY DIRECTORY. 139 L'Amoureux, Jame«, attorney and counsellor, office 35 State, h. 83 Hamilton L'Amoureux, Joseph, painter, 55 Green Lamphier, Jeremiah C, tailor, 124 State Lamport, Thomas, laborer, 154 *. Pearl LANCASTER SCHOOL, Eagle, corner of Jay and Lancas ter Lane, Jesse, cartman, 256 s. Pearl Lane, John, saddler, 536 s. Market Lane, Ann, 256 *. Pearl Landers, David, (F. & L.,) 24 Pine Landers, Joseph, laborer, 41 Rensselaer Landon, William, Congress Hall, cor. of Washington. and Capitol Park Landrigan, James, 72 Orange Langworthy, John B., hatter, 17 Beaver Lannigan, Kyran, laborer, 542 *. Market Lannigan, John, laborer, rear, 542*. Market Lannigan, Richard, laborer, 565 *. Market Lannigan, James, 63 William Lansing, Gerrit Y., attorney and counsellor, and mem ber of U. S. House of Representatives, 304 n. Market Lansing, Christopher Y., attorney and counsellor, office 307, house 296 n. Market Lansing, Jacob, judge of court of common pleas, office 35 State, house cor. n. Market and Quack enbush Lansing, Jacob J., lottery and exchange office, Thorp & Sprague's building, State, house 105 Columbia Lansing, Charles B., attorney, office 307 n. Market, res. 304 n. Maiket Lansing, Peter, provision store, 90 n. Market Lansing, Jacob, shoestore, 242 «. Market, house 20 Orange Lansing, Jacob, jr., 75 n. Market Lansing, Peter, lottery and exchange office, 22 Green,, houseTIO n. Pearl Lansing, Isaac, weigher and measurer, 209 n. Market Lansing, James, shoemaker, 15 Van Schaick Lansing, Gerrit, jr., coroner, 6 Van Schaick Lansing; Abraham F., librarian, 20 Orange 140 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Lansing, Abraham G., 298 n. Market Lansing, Gerrit, carpenter, Willett Lansing, Andrew Douw, accountant, 53 n. Market Lansing, John, painter, 6l n. Market Lansing, widow of John,jr. 281 n. Market Lansing, widow Elizabeth, 83 Hudson Lansing, widow Elizabeth, 31 *. Pearl Lansing, widow, corner of n. Market and Quacken bush Laramee, James, painter, 60 n. Lansing Larkin, Martin, ship carpenter, 2 Colonie Larchar, Joseph W., tailor, 252 n. Market Latham, widow Susan, 94 Beaver Lathrop, William, at Crosby's Hotel Lathrop, Henry, grocer, 75 Washington Lathrop, Dyer, merchant, 89, h. 132 Washington Lathrop, Septrmius, accountant, Lydius continued Lattimore, Benjamin, 9 Plain Lattimore, Benjamin, jr., 277 s. Pearl Latour, Henry, 74 Franklin Latour, William, basement 47 Fox Lavender, William, 177 Green LAW PAVILION, cor. «. Market, and Maiden lano LAW BUILDINGS, cor *. Market and Beaver Law, Mary, milliner, 77 State, and 38 Green Lawler, Jeremiah, l62 Secoud, Arbor Hill Lawler, Martin, rear 72 Eagle Lawliss, James saddler, 18 Washington, and 96 State Lawliss, Patrick, saddler, 243 n. Market Lawliss, John, mason, 52 Schuyler Lawrence, Jane, widow of William, 61 Lydius Lawrence, T., grocer, 44 Liberty Lawrence, Thomas,jr., (W. &L.,) boards at Temper ance House Lawrence, Friend, 29 Hamilton Lawrence, Jeremiah, Carpenter, Spring near Lark Lawrence, Rime, 122 Franklin Lawton, Timothy, 34 Malcom Layton, Thomas, furnaceman, 21 Hawk Leake, John W., notary public and clerk in Nffw- York State Bank, house 21 Ferry Leary, John, laborer, 368 Schenectady turnpike ALBANY DIRECTORY. 141 Leavitt, Nathaniel K., hair dresser, 38 n. Pearl Leddy, James, cartman, 221 n. Market Lee, Thomas, (L.& M.) 87 Columbia Lee, John, crockery packer, 48 Van Schaick Lee, Noah, clerk Mechanics' and Farmers' Bank, res. 15 Daniels Lee & Mayer, (Thomas Lee & Conrad S. Mayer,) drapers and tailors, 68 State « Lee, William, carpenter, 88 *. Pearl Lees, Thomas, crockery store, 97 State, boards 47 Maiden lane Leech, James, shoemaker, 36 n. Pearl Leman, Mrs., boarding house, 24 Beaver Lemmon, Leonard, baker, 109 Washington Lemmon, William, baker, 109 Washington Lenderson, Peter, 51 Union Leonard, Herman, (W. L. & J.) 268 n. Market Leonard, John D., carpenter 13 Plain Leonard, Michael, tailor, 3 Bass Leonard, William, laborer, rear 67 Maiden lane Leonard, widow Maria, 110 n. Market Lesher, Peter, 93 Washington Leslie, John, bookbinder, 16 Van Tromp Leslie, widow Mary, 16 Van Tromp Lewis, James, sadler, 57 Fox Lewis, Benedict, milkman, 13 Fox Lewis, widow of Gerry, 32 Van Schaick Lewis, Lewis, machinist, 24 Hawk Lewis, John, cartman, Pier Lewis, Jacob, 32 Chapel Lewis, William, gilder, 21 Fox Lewis, Samuel A., 160 Washington Lewis, James, tailor, 102 Beaver Lewis, Lewis J., 69 Eagle Lewis, widow of Elihu, 49 Washington Leynes, Michael, cordial distiller, 133 Washington Lightbody & Hewson, (Andrew Lightbody and Wil liam M'F. Hewson,) leather store 13 Hudson Lightbody, Andrew, (L.& H.) 21 Dallius Lightbody, James, 339 Washington Lighthall, Nicholas F., blacksmith, n. Market, house 81 Colonie 142 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Linacre, James, cabinet maker, 32 Howard Linacre, Thomas, cabinet maker, 28 Hamilton Linacre, James F., accountant, 15 Division Linacre, Isaac, 37 Steuben Linacre, Miss Elizabeth, 37 Steuben Linan, John, laborer, 53 Fox Lincoln, Orrin, carpenter, 20 Chapel, sh'p 12 Store lane Lincoln, widow Mary Ann, 29 Hamilton Liridslcy, Joel, teamster, 317 Washington Lisher, George B., attorney, office 70, h. 136 «. Pearl Little, Daniel, boards at Eagle Tavern Little, Weare C, Literary Rooms 57 State, boards at Congress Hall Little, Charles A., 61 Hudson Little, Dudley, grocer, 101 Beaver Little, Lemuel, foundry, 3 Liberty, boards at the Miss es Fitch's 79 n. Pearl Little, Robert, laborer, 122 Franklin Little, William, laborer, 19 Quay Little, Mrs. Diana, tailoress, 28 Chapel Little, Tower, 6 Hallenbake Livingston, Edward, district attorney, office Atheneum buildings, n. Market, house 55 n. Pearl Livingston, John A., attorney and counsellor, office 66 Slate Livingston, John D., hay scales south side Centre Mar ket, house 27 Lodge Livingston, Richard W., boards at Fort Orange Hotel Lloyd, Sergius W , teacher, 67 Orange Lloyd, Andrew, laborer, 90 Scuyler Lloyd, John, shoemaker, 72 Lydius Lloyd, Samuel H., coach maker, 96 Green Lloyd, widow Ellen, 96 Green Lloyd, Misses, 21 Liberty Lloyd, Mrs., 81 Beaver Lloyd, widow Margaret, 21 Liberty Loatwall, Peter, rear 129 Lydius Loatwall, Jacob, 9 Chapel Lobdell, Isaac, mason, Lydius continued Lochead, William, pastor 3d Presbyterian Church, 66 Lydius LOCK HOSPITAL, 3 Store lane ALBANY DIRECTORY. 143 Lockrow, Lewis shoemaker, 99 Beaver Lockrow, Peter, shoemaker, 116 n. Market Lockrow, Charles, 33 Howard Lockwood, Alvah, tailor, 65 Fox Lockwood, John, saddler, 70 Eagle Lockwood, John, master sloop Emperor, 2 Van Tromp Lockwood, James, boards at Utica House Lockwood, Mrs. N, boarding house, 56 n. Pearl Logan, Edward, laborer, 539 s. Market Lomar, William, laborer, 594 s. Market Long, Christian, carpenter, 12 Pine Long, John, laborer, 5S Church Long, Walter, plaisterer, rear 67 Maiden lane Long, widow Grace, 71 Division Long, widow Jane, 90 Schuyler Loom, Isaac, morocco dresser, 115 Fox Loom, Francis, combmaker, 115 Fox Loom, widow Sarah, 115 Fox Loomis, Enoch, grocer, 122 Pier Loomis, George, 9 Washington Loomis, George J., bookseller, 9 Washington Loomis, Charles, copper plate printer, 133 State Loomis, W. R., boatman, 5 Swan Looney, Thomas, 314 Washington Lord, Joseph, shoemaker, 19 Washington Lorigan, Bartholomew, 40 Fox Loring, Thomas, (V & L.) boards at 26*. Pearl Losee, Simeon, (F. & L.) 41 Columbia Lossing, John, whitesmith, 217, house 253 Washing ton Lottridge, Robert, 112 n. M-irket Loucks, John H. innkeeper, 15 Washington Loucks, Andrew P., Fayette Londen, James, cotton spinner, 27 Van Woert Loughlin, Stephen, laborer, 229 Washington Love, Andrew, carpenter, 33 Water Love, John, shoemaker, Schuyler cor. Malcom Loveridge, Cicero, attorney and solicitor, office 272 n. Market, boards at Mrs. Pease's Lovett, John E., attorney and examiner in chancery, office 56 and 92, house 148 State Lovett, A. H., clerk in Commercial Bank, 148 State 144 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Low, Francis, boarding house, 72 Eagle Low, Charles, Lydius continued Low, Warren S., furnaceman, 103 Beaver Ludlow, John, pastor North Dutch Church, 52 n. Pearl Luddy, Daniel, blacksmith, 77 Green Luscom, Daniel, 16 Van Schaick Lush & Wheaton, (Samuel S. Lush and Henry G. Wheaton,) attorneys and counsellors, 299 «. Mar ket Lush, Samuel S., (L. & W.,) 123 State Lush, William, 203 n. Market Lush, Lydia, widow of Stephen, 297 n. Market Luther, Jeremiah, carpenter, 55 Second, Arbor Hill Luther, George, baker, 63 Orchard LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor. Pine and Lodge Lyman, Jonathan, builder, 26 Hawk Lyman, Nathan, typefounder, 8 Liberty, h. 14 Libe.ty Lyman, Charles, carpenter, 102 Pier, h. 40 Church Lyman & Hanford, (William Lyman and Theodore Hanford,) dry goods, 407 s. Market Lyman, William, (L. & II.,) boards at Montgomery Hall Lynch, Michael, mason, 33 Westerlo Lynch, John, laborer, 2 Steuben Lyon, Aaron, variety store 27 Pine, clothing store 90 Quay Lyon, William, grocer, 11 s. Pearl Lyon, George, painter, 43 Union Lyon, Peter, laborer, basement 49 Van Schaick Lyons, M., moulder, 104 Beaver Lyons, Patrick, shoemaker, rear 638 a. Market M. M'Allister, William, harnessmaker, 13 Fayette M'Allister, Daniel, 83 Orange M'Anelly.Hugh laborer, 12 Fox M'Antee, Patrick, laborer, 56 Steuben M'Auley, , laborer, 207 Washington M'Auliffe, Samuel, cooper, 20 Division M'Auliffe, , stone cutter, 49 Van Schaick M'Arthur, Samuel, classical tutor in Albany Academy ALBANY DIRECTORY. 145 M'Arthur, John, laborer, 73 Beaver M'Arthur, widow Ellen, rear 138 *. Pearl M'Bain, Daniel, merchant, 26 Daniels M'Cabe, Richard, dry goods, 429 «. Market M'Cabe, James, (M'C. & B.,) 28 Water M'Cabe & Brownlee, (James M'Cabe and Samuel Brownlee,) wine and tea store and porter room, 1 Green M'Cabe, John, mason, Plain Al'Cabe, John, laborer, 49 Montgomery M'Cabe, John, laborer, 152 Montgomery M'Cabe, Alexander, furrier, 59 n. Lansing M'Cabe, M., widow of Francis, 102 Green M'Cabe, widow, rear 30 Howard M'Cafferty, Michael, baker, 73 n. Pearl M'Cafferty, James, rear 83 Fox M'Cafferty, Christopher, laborer, 6 Colonio M'Caffrey, Francis, laborer, rear 22 Pine M'Callan, Dennis, laborer, 49 Westerlo M'Call, Patrick M., grocer, 47 Second, Arbor Hill M'Call, Mrs. Lucy, 76 n. Market M'Cammon, Enoch, Townsend's furnace, h. 17 Hawk M'Cann, Pollard, laborer, 2 Steuben M'Cardell, Joseph, provision store, c. Chapel and Pine M'Cardell, Patrick, p°dler, 36 Malcom M'Carron, Thomas, 8 Chapel, M'Carty, John, laborer, 14 Lydius M'Carty, James, mason, 31 Westerlo M'Carty, Michael, pedler, 202 s. Pearl M'Carty, Barney, laborer, 63 Liberty M'Carty, Dennis, laborer, rear 19 Malcom M'Carty, Mrs., milliner, 239 n. Market M'Carty, Mary, 56 Van Schaick M'Caskey, William, blacksmith, 502 a. Market, house 47 Church M'Cauley, Bernard, 13 n. Lansing M'Cen, Vcr, shoemaker, 40 Rensselaer M'Chesney, Lucas H., chair manufacturer, 108 State M'Chesney, Elijah M., grocer, 200 n. Market M'Chesney, Mrs. Rebecca, Ills. Pearl M'Clasky, , mason, 16 Union M'Clasky, James, Bass K 1«45 AEBAttY feRiCTtittr. M'Clasky, Stephen H., Bass M'Cleery, James, grocer, 198 Washington M'Clelland, William, gardener, 63 Liberty M'Clintoch', Ralph, cartman, 8 Union M'Clintoch, Miss, milliner, 13 Beaver M'Clurss & Dexter, (James M'Clure, Archibald M'Clure and George Dexter,) paints, oils and dye . woods, 74 State M'Clure, James, (M'C.'s & D.,) 20 Van Schaick M'Clure, Archibald, (M'C's & D.,) bds. at Mrs. Fuller's M'Clure, James, tinman, 32 Orchard M'Clusky, Christian L., grocer, 124 Stale M'Clusky, Paul 55 Church M'Collum, Hugh, merchant, 22 Quay M'Collum, Elizabeth, 13 Maiden lane M'Collow, Patrick, grocer, 2 William M'Combs, widow Hannah, 18 Capitol M'Connell, Mrs. Ann, 2 Daniels M'Cord, James, grocer, cor. Green and Johnson M'Cormick, James, laborer, 407 State M'Cormick, James, teamster, 39 Rensselaer M'Cormick, Richard, laborer, basement 79 Orange M'Cormick, Philip, laborer, 36 Rensselaer M'Cotter, Neil, laborer, 2 Steubeh M'Cowlip, widow Margaret, rear 28 Pine M'Crea, Edward, stone cutter, Green near Bassett M'Crossan, John, stonemason, 157 Green M'Cue, Michael, laborer, 46 Malcom M'Cue, Hugh, victualler, stall No. 16 Centre Market, house 251 Washington M'Cue, Stephen, teacher, 535 *. Market M'Cue, John, laborer, 46 Malcom M'Cue, Daniel, laborer, 8 n. Pearl M'Cue, Stephen, 95 Schuyler M'Cue, widow Maria, 251 Washington M'Culloch, Hawthorn, resides in Greenbush M'Culloch, William A., resides in Greenbush M'Culloch, David, flour store, 17 a. Pearl M'Culloch, William, 340 State M'Culloch, widow Anna, 37 Church M'Cune, Stephen, teacher, cor. Green and s. Lansing M'Cutter, Neal, laborer, 51 Orange ALBANY DIRECTORY. 147 M'David, Patrick, laborer, 60 Schuyler M'Dermott, John, stage driver, 4 Bass M'Dermott, John, laborer, 9 n. Lansing M'Divett, John, copper smith, 39 Fox M'Dole, John, carpenter, 248 *. Pearl M'Dole, William, 51 Liberty M'Donough, Rodney, tailor, 486 Church M'Donald, Martin, butcher, 253 *. Pearl M'Donald, Donald, hair dresser, 361 *. Market, house 43 Beaver M'Donald, Bernard, 22 Washington M'Donald, Angus, victualling cellar, 11. Quay M'Donald, Patrick, laborer, 56 Steuben M'Donald, widow Jane, 64 Johnson M'Doodle, Mrs. Elizabeth, 64 Johnson M'Doniel, John, grocer, 193 *. Pearl M'Donner, James, painter, 25 Howard M'Dowall, John, city superintendant N. D., 115 n. Market M'Duffee, Angus, brick maker, 173 Lydius M'Duffee, Charles, barber, 85 Quay and 60 Washington M'Duffee, Joseph, brickmaker, Lydius continued M'Egan, Thomas, laborer, 59 «. Lansing M'Elroy, Henry, bell founder, 111 Beaver M'Elroy, Thomas, merchant, cor. Dean and Maiden lane M'Elroy, William, merchant, corner n. Market and Orange M'Elroy, Misses. 40 Union M'Elroy, widow of James, Chapel cor. Van Schaick M'Elwain, Robert, shoemaker, 51 Fox M'Evis, , 9 Spring M'Farlan, Robert, 49 Westerlo M'Gaffey, Samuel, cartman, 21 Orange M'Garvey, James, grocer, cor. n. Pearl and Fox M'Gee, Ebenezer, carpenter, 126 State M'Gee, John, cartman, 59 Clinton M'Gee, Christopher, cartman, 36 Fox M'Gerr, Patrick, laborer, 28 Van Woert M'Ginn, Michael, grocer, Clinton, cor. Schuylsr M'Glashan, James, at John Bowne's M'Glashan, Alexander G., book binder, 67 Orange 148 ALBANY DIRECTORY. M'Glinn, widow Jane, 84 Church M'Gough, Michael, laborer, 3 Maiden lane M'Gourkey, William G., clerk in the canal office, house 35 n. Pearl M'Gourkey, John, 35 n. Pearl M'Gourkey, widow Mary, 2 Chapel M'Gourk, John, laborer, 11 Chapel M'Gowan, John, laborer, rear 30 Howard M'Gowan, William, 9 Capitol M'Govern, Francis, laborer, 62 Schuyler M'Grady, Peter, laborer, 40 Fox M'Grady, James, laborer, 28 Van Woert M'Gran, Patrick, laborer, 171 Green M'Gran, Daniel, cartman, 314 Washington M'Grath, Morris, carpenter, 80 Church M'Grath, Hugh, printer, 258 a. Pearl M'Grath, James, morocco dresser, 38 Rensselaer M'Grath, John, carpenter, Church M'Grath, John, laborer, 26 Elk M'Grath, John, laborer, 21 Quay M'Grath, Lawrence, laborer, 21 Lodge M'Grath, William, coachman, 55 Howard M'Grath, widow Betsy, 26 Elk M'Gregor, William, shoemaker, 153 Lumber, Arboi Hill M'Guire, Philip, 11 Van Tromp M'Guire, Peter, laborer, 31 Quay M'Guire, Patrick, waiter, 163 s. Pearl M'Harg, William, 50 Hudson M'Harg, Alexander, silversmith, 443 *. Market, h. 72 Hamilton M'Harg, Gertrude 399 *. Market M'Hench, William, clerk in M. & F. Bank, ies. 77 Hudson M'Hench, Alexander, plane maker, Lydius continued M'Inespy, James, clerk, 5 Bass N'Intosh, W. S. & E. O, crockery merchants, 415 and 417 *. Market M'Intosh, W. S. (W. S. & E. C. M'l.,) 25 Ferry M'Intosh, E. C, (W. S. & E. C. M'l) 25 Ferry M'Intosh, Daniel, boot maker, 10 Chapel M'Intosh, Peter, produce store, 242 Washington ALBANY DIRECTORY. 149 M'Intyre, Owen, grocer, 56 Fox M'Intyre, Peter, grocer, 546 s.Market M'Intyre, Philip, furrier, 100 Water, M'Intyre, James, laborer, 43 Johnson M'Kaig, Andrew, teacher, 36 Hallenbake M'Kay, William C, oil cloth raanu'r, 281 s. Pearl M'Kay, Patrick, laborer, 314 Washington M'Kay, widow of Alexander, 4 William M'Kee, William A., 32 Water M'Kee, Joel, grocer, 223 n. Market h. 211 n. Market M'Kee, Russell, boat builder, foot of Lumber, h. 45 Water M'Kee, Mrs. Mary, 211 n. Market M'Keever, Patrick, blacksmith, shop 25 and 27 Washington, house 9 Spring M'Kelvey, Daniel, 23 Van Schaick M'Kelsey, David, chair factory, 99 State M'Kelvey, widow of Cornelius, 36 Hamilton M'Kenna, widow of Andrew, 251 n. Market M'Kercher, Duncan, bookstore, 28 Green M'Kernon, Peter, laborer, 71 Colonie M'Kibbin, Adam, laborer, 9 Clinton M'Kinney, Erastus, grocer, *. side canal^ basin, house 41 Colonie M'Kinney, Augustus, grocer, s. side canal basin M'Kinney, Elijah S., dry goods, 78 a. Pearl M'Kinley, William, moulder, 19 Hawk M'Kinney, George, blacksmith, 49 Church M'Knight, George W., 50 Hamilton M'Knight, Andrew, carpenter, 100 Water M'Kown, James, recorder of the city and attorney and counsellor, office Atheneum buildings, h. 150 State M'Kown, Patrick, laborer, 11 Steuben M'Kown, John, laborer, 20 Van Zandt M'Kown, Henry, laborer, 20 Van Zandt M'Kown, widow Judith, 23 William M'Lachlan, Duncan, 91 Boaver M'Lachlan, John, deputy flour inspector, 18 Orange M'Lachlan, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 57 Church M'Lachlan, Michael, 27 Quay M'Lachlan, Michael, laborer, 138 *. Pearl K2 150 - ALBANY DIRECTORY. M'Lachlan, Patrick, laborer, rear 154 *. Pearl M'Lnchlan, David, physician, office 44, h. 47 Green M'Lachlan, John, laborer, Steuben, cor. Dean M'Lane, John, laborer, 40 Fox M'Laren, Miss, dressmaker, 85 ». Pearl M'Laughlin, John, boot and shoe maker, 21 Lydius M'Lean, John, moulder, rear 252 Washington M'Lean, James, laborer, 81 Orange M'Lean, Alexander, inspector of staves and heading, 597 ». Market M'Leod, Alexander, shoe maker, 89 n. Market M'Leod, Duncan, 8 Dean M'L'Heron, William, grocer, 87 Quay M'Loy, Joseph, malster, 38 Third, Arbor Hill M'Mahon, James, grocer, 178 n. Market, M'Manus, James, laborer, rear of 542 s. Market M'Manus, Michael, furnaceman, 121 Pleasant M'Manus, Patrick, laborer, 46 Malcom M'Manus, Luke, laborer, 24 Van Schaick M'Menamy, widow Frances, 22 Patroon M'Millan, William, grorer, s. Pearl near Rail Road M'Mullen, Andrew, dry goods, 487 s. Market M'Mullen, Thomas, merchant, 4l0 *. Market, boards at 381 s. Market M'Mullen, James, clothing store, 537 s. Market M'Murdy, widow Catharine, 2 Chapel M'Murray & Mullen, (John M'Murray, and Peter Mullen) stone cutters, 604 *. Market M'Murray, John, stone cutter, Orange, h. 46 Patroon M'Nab, James, laborer, 21 Quay M'Nab, family Peter, deceased, Knox, cor. Washington M'Nalty, Michael, 36 Rensselaer M'Nelty, Bryan, coachman, 23 Lodge M'Nary, Thomas, laborer, 18 Capitol M'Naughton, Peter, physician, office 43 n. Pearl, boards at Mrs. Lockwood's M'Naugton, James, physician, office and h. 43?i. JPear! M'Neal, Peter, coachmakor, 62 Church M'Neal, Thomas, lumber piler, 74 n Lansing M'Neal widow Frances, 27 Lumber M'Pherson. Lachlan, keeper of State House and mes senger to St. Andrew's Society, res. State House ALBANY DIRECTORY. 161 M'Pherson, John, chair maker, 8 Capitol M'Pherson, Murdoch, overseer of the poor, 16 Beaver M'Pherson, George, tobacco factory 5 Steuben, h. 5 Dean, store 54 Dean M'Quade, Patrick, 38 Van Schaick M'Quin, Francis, furrier, 7 Quackenbush M'Robert, William, innkeeper, 88 and 90 Washington M'Shane, James, laborer, 46 Malcom M'Williams, Thomas, laborer, 27 Clinton Mack, Elisha, east side canal basin, 1 Lawrence Mack, William H., Pier ferryman, 1 Lawrence Madden, Charles Owen, mason, 138 ». Pearl Maddix, James, constable, bds. at Kimball Eastman's Mahan, Mrs., boarding house, 305 n. Market Mahany, William, 152 Montgomery Maher, James, state librarian, 609 a. Market Maher, Patrick, cooper, 63 Liberty Maher, Michael, laborer, 516 *. Market Maher, Michael, cartman, 154 Montgomery Maher, Lawrence, grocer, 539 *. Market Maher, Mary, widow of John, grocer, 36 Quay Malburn, Francis, liquor store and dwelling, cor. * Market and Lydius Malburn, William, s. Market cor. Lydius Malcher, John, jr., hair dresser, 512 s. Market Malcom, John, printer, 19 n. Pearl Malcom, Charles, grocer and canal inspector, cor. G.-ocn and Beaver, house 301 n. Market Malcom, widow Elizabeth, State cor. of Lodge Mallary, Sheldon, gardener, Lydius continued Malone, Michael, laborer, 308 Washington Main, Thomas, 58 Church Main, David, teamster, Lydius continued Mancius, Jacob, office 61 State, h. 21 Montgomery Mancius, widow of G. W., 19 Montgomery Man, Marcus, cooper, 56 Steuben Manning, John, baker, 166, house 164 Washington Manning, John B., comb maker, shop 166 n. Market, res. 55 n. Lansing Mansfield, John, 32 Malcom Mantline, Jacob, tobacconist, rear 27 Van Woert Manual, Joseph, 330 State 152 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Many & Ward, Eagle Air Furnace, 106 Beaver Many, widow of Peter, 18 Mark lane March, Alden, physician and surgeon, office 330, h. 207 n. Market Marcy, William L., governor of the state, 2 Elk Marks, Abiel B., (T. & M.) boards at Columbian and National Hotel March, widow of Francis, 273 s. Pearl Marrow & Brown, (Dennis Murrow and John Brown) grocers, 109 Quay Marse, Thomas, 15Van Woert Marshall & Silsby, (Daniel P. Mashall & Thomas Sils by,) victuallers, stalls'Nos. 5, 6 and 7 in s. Market Marshall, John, grocer, cor. of Hamilton and Union Marshall, Richard, carpenter, 215 *. Pearl Marshall, Thomas, potter, 211 Washington Marshall, Daniel P., under sheriff, offico No. 8 City Hall, res. 23 Westerlo Marshall, Thomas Henry, silversmith, 113 Hamilton Marshall, John, laborer, 211 Washington Marshall, John, baker, shop 4 Fox, house 57 Orange Marshall, Jacob, teacher, rear 188 s. Pearl Marshall, Michael, stone cutter, 24 Franklin Marshall, George I., carpenter, 34 Van Schaick Marshall, widow Sarah, 292 Western turnpike Martin, James, pastor United Presbyterian Church, h 5 Fox Martin, James, mason, 41 Orange Martin, Robert, printer, (J. B. V. S. & Co.) 37 Maid en lane Martin, Robert, dyer, 14 Store lane Martin, William & Co., dyers and steam scourers, old stand, 43 Hudson Martin, William, coach maker, 49 Hamilton, house Franklin, cor. Lydius Martin, Patrick, 314 Washington Martin, John, laborer, 2 Colonie Martin, Abraham, hatter, 14 n. Pearl Martin, John, laborer, between Western and Schenec tady turnpikes Martin, Samuel, grocer, cor. Lydius and Hallenbake Martin, Thomas, hai> r, 26 Union ALBANY DIRECTORY. 153 Martin, Jeremiah, whip maker, 77 Lawrence Martin, William, livery stable, 7 Liberty Martin, Homer, carpenter, 105 Beaver Martin, Thomas, laborer, 4 Rose alley Martin, Peter, laborer, 77 Lawrence Martin, Henry H., attorney and governor's private secretary, office 370 s. Market, boards at Con gress Hall Martin, Margaret, grocer, 36 n. Pearl Marvin & Raymond, (Alexander Marvin and Benja min C. Raymond) merchants, 414 s. Market Marvin, Uriah, office 159 Water, house 14 Lumber Marvin, John, 80 Hudson Marvin, Alexander, (M. & R.) 61 n. Pearl Marvin, Richard, (S. & S.) Eagle Tavern Marvin, William, 61 n. Pearl Marvin, Alvah, clerk in stage offico, boards at Mont gomery Hall Mascord, Edward, fruit store, 245 n. Market Mascraft, William, wheelwright, 23 Washington, h 318 State Mascraft, Samuel, teamster, 288 *. Pearl Mason, Lewis, furrier, 69 Colonie Mason, Miss Hannah, tailoress. 51 Johnson MASTERS LODGE OP FREEMASONS, Montgomery Hall Matchett, widow C, boarding house 5 Union Mathan, Michael, laborer, 22 Jackson Mather, Elias, office 20 State, house 63 Chapel Mather, Charles S., at E. Mather's 63 Chapel Mather, James G„ Eagle Tavern, 453 *. Market Mather, Mrs. Jane, 55 Howard Mathews, Samuel, cartman, rear 138*. Pearl Matthews, Merritt, rear 272 s. Pearl Matthews, Elisha, stage agent, Troy Hourly, boarua at Montgomery Hall Matthews, Mrs. Margaret, rear 53 Fayette Matthews, Jane, 71 Maiden lane Maturin, Francis, carpenter, 17 Orange, Maxwell, James, brass founder, 50, house 109 Green Maxwell, Peter, furrier, 10 Colonie Maxwell, David, furnaceman, 308 Schenectady turn pike 154 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Mayell, John, hat store, 355 a. Market, h. 61 Hudson Mayell, William, 59 Green Mayell, Jefferson, hat store, 375 *. Market, house 27 Beaver Mayer, Frederick, G., pastor of Lutheran Church, h. 25 Montgomery Mayer, Conrad S., (L. & M.,) 11 Store lane Mayer, Peter, furnaceman, 65 Chapel Mayer, William H., tailor, 338 s. Market, h. 65 Chapel Maynard, Daniel, fruit store, Green cor. Hudson Meacham & Comp'y, music & military stoie, 84 State Meacham, Roswell S., music and military store, 84 State, house 30 n. Pearl Meacham, Horace, 30 n. Pearl Meacham, John, 19 Steuben Mead, Noah, mason, 30 Howard Mead, Oliver, grocer, 28 Quay, house 2 Water Mead, Sillack, shoemaker, Hallenbake, below Lydius Mead, Norris, stage driver, 66 Union Meads & Alvord, cabinet makers, and upholsterers, 284 n. market Meads, John, (M. & A.,) 99 Columbia Meads, Orlando, attorney and solicitor, office 50 State, res. 99 Columbia Meadon, William, grocer, 69 n. Market Meadon, widow of John, 38 n. Lansing, MECHANIC'S BENEFIT SOCIETY, Military Hall MECHANIC'S AND FARMER'S BANK, n. Market MECHANIC'S HALL, Chapel, corner of Columbia Meech, Horace, (M., J. & Co.,) 29*. Pearl Meech, Henry T, Albany Museum, cor. of State and ». Market Meech, Rufus, res. at Meech, Jackson, & Co. New-York and Ohio line of fice cor. State and Quay Meeks, James, public garden, Swan cor. Fayette, h. 8 Union Meffet, Robert, saddler, 17 Daniels Meigs, Richard M., druggist, 386 *. Market, house 53 Ferry Meigs, Charles, carpenter, 18 Van Schaick Meigs, John, cryer of courts, 27 Patroon ALBANY DIRECTORY. 155 Meliac, Stcyr, writer, 567 ». Market Melius, Andrew W., 29l State Melius, Mrs. Catharine, tailoress, 85 Bass Mellady, Christopher, grocer, 106 Quay Melville, Gansevoort, fur store, 364 *. Market Melville, widow Maria, 282 n. Market Menzies, Robert, laborer, 6 Van Woert MERCHANT'S LINE OFFICE, Robert Hunter agent, Pier, foot of State MERCHANT'S INSURANCE COMPANY, over Canal Bank Merchant, Lansing & Walter, grocery and provision store, 1 Division Merchant, Lansing, (L. & W. M.,) boards at Mont gomery Hall Merchant, Walter, (L. & W. M.,) boards at Samuel Vail's Merchant, Biddle, painter, 31 Second, Arbor Hill Merchant, Horatio, attorney and counsellor, and jus tice for the 5th ward, office n. Market cor. Law rence, house 41 Van Woert Merqueen, Joseph, furrier, 2 Chapel Merrifield, George, cabinet maker, 56 Washington, h. 57 Fayette Merrifield, James, cabinet maker, 55 s. Pearl Merrifield, Richard, grocer, 45 ». Pearl, bouse 75 Hudson Merrifield, Elizabeth, 87 s. Pearl Merrifield, Mrs. Mary, 87 a. Pearl Merrill, ,canal agent, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Merritt, Abraham, grocer, 31 Lawrence, n. side Ca nal basin Merritt, Richard H., Embargo Court Mervilyea, Barney, 10 Rose Alley Mesick, Henry T., merchant, 439 s. Market, house 51 Liberty Mesick, William, grocer, cor. Ferry and s. Pearl Mesick, Stephen, merchant, 21, house 13 Pine Mesick, Henry B., mason, rear 64 Washington METHODIST Ensoor-AL CHURCH, (1st) 64 Division METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (2d) 34 n. Pearl METHODIST PRIMITIVE CHURCH, 249 State 150 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Metz, Jacob, laborer, 63 Fayette Metz, Conradt, 20J Washington Michael, John, laborer, 522 *. Market, MICROSCOPE PRINTING OFFICE, 26 Beaver, Middleton, Richard, mason, Spring near Lark Miles, Noah B., (H. & Co.,) 49 Steuben Miles, William, furnaceman, 231 Washington Millen, Andrew, shoemaker, rear 239 n. Market ' Millen, William, laborer, 7 Howard j Miller, Christian, treasurer South Dutch Church and 1st and 2d G. W. turnpikes, 69 Hamilton Miller, William C, dealer in dry goods, 56 State, h. 63 Lydius Miller, Philip, mason, 50 Fox Miller, John, tin smith, 26 Orange Miller, Nathaniel, flour store, 258 n. Market Miller, Charles, grocer, 47 n. Market Miller, Erastus, inspector of flour, office 104 Pier, h. 47 Maiden lane Miller, Henry, laborer, Embargo Court Miller, William, chair maker, 95 State, h. 158 State Miller, Jacob I., grocer, c. Hamilton and Union, board ing house 13 Union Miller, Mrs. Mary J., boarding house, 32 Howard Miller, Mrs. Ellen, 27 Fayette Miller, widow Ruth, Schenectady turnpike Millholland, Roderick, grocer, 34 Quay Milligan, Peter, laborer, 3 Bass Milligan, Catharine, 33 Steuben Millington, John, baker, 7 Van Tromp Millin, Daniel, tailor, 190 s. Pearl Mills & Newman, grocers, under Centre Market Mills, Daniel W., (M. 8s N.,) 3 Howard Mills, John, carpenter, 45 Lumher Mills, E., mason, 120 State Mills, George Washington, copper plate printer, 12 Pine Mills, widow of Thomas P., 8 William Mills, Elizabeth, widow of John, rear 109 Beaver Millway, Mary, boarding house, 21 Fox Milo, Francis, painter, shop Trotter's Alley, house cor Liberty and Diagonal ALBANY DIRECTORY. 157 Milton, William, blacksmith, 57 Fox Milton, widow, basement 57 Fox Mink, David, ship carpenter, 102 Water Mink, Charles W., saddler, boards 102 Water Mink, William, ship carpenter, 102 Water Minnick, William, laborer, 21 Quay Minnock, Matthew, laborer, 18 Quay Minon, Thomas, coachmaker, 9 Union Minor, Ephraim, cartman, 14 Bass Minot, Joseph, tavern & boarding house, 511 ». Market Mitchell, William, merchant, 437 *. Market, house 109 a. Pearl Mitchell, Jesse P., boot and shoe store 400 *. Market, house 45 Hudson Mitchell, John J., 57 n. Lansing Mitchell, James, tailor, 14 n. Pearl Mitchell, William, laborer, 91 Schuyler Mitchell, Solomon, 549 s. Market Mitchell, John, laborer, 31 Quay Mitchell, John, hair dresser, 98 State Mix, James, jeweller, 28 Beaver, house 54 Howard Mix, Stephen, varnisher, 35 Steuben Mix, W. & S., grocers, 285 *. Pearl Moaklev, Peter, sailmaker, 104 Pier, house 10 n. Pe'arl Moakler, Michael, 61 Fox Mockrie, Edward, carpenter, 30 Fayette Moffatt, David, grocer, 207 *. Pearl Moffatt, William, cartman, 70 a. Lansing MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAIL ROAD OFFICE, 113 State Monk, Henry, 61 n. Lansing Monks, William; butcher, 215 Washington Monroe, Isaac, cartman, cor. Church and Herkimer MONTGOMERY HALL, 406 s. Market Monteath, George, skipper, 78 Hudson Monteath, Peter, (W. & M.,) boards at George Mon- teath's Moody, Samuel, shoemaker, 9 n. Lansing Moody, Seuel, shoemaker, 9 n. Lansing Mooney, Patrick, laborer, 54 Van Schaick Mooney, Daniel, spinning wheel maker, 152 *. Pearl Moore, William, cartman, 80 Malcom L 15$ ALBANY, DIRECTORY. Moore, Richard, tailor, Hallenbake near Lydius Moore, Chester, constable, 232 Washington Moore, William, turner, 24 Montgomery, h. 98 Water Moore, Jacob, teamster, 18 John Moore, John W., grocer, 514 *. Market Moore, Jasper, grocer, 227 s. Pearl Moore, John, grocer, 279 a. Pearl Moore, John, gunsmith, house rear 6 Daniels Moore, Thomas, house carpenter, 40 Water Moore, Andrew P., m'r c. b. Superior, 105 n. Market Moore, Jason W., accountant, boards at 4 Howard Moore, , physician, 95 *. Pearl Moore, Alexander, laborer, 66 Franklin Moore, Thomas, carpenter, 40 Water Moran, Thomas, laborer, basement 39 Fox Moran, John, plasterer, 4 Colonie Moran, John, plasterer, 25 Lodge Moran, Daniel, gardener, 109 Pleasant Morange, Peter M., upholsterer, 313 n. Market Morgan, Samuel, auction and commission and whole sale dry goods merchant, 63 State, h. 85 Hamilton Morgan, Charles, porter house 149 Water, Canal Basin Morgan, Ebenezer, blacksmith, 72 Lydius Morgan, John, master tow boat, 29 Dean Morgan, Patrick, dyer, 33 Westerlo Morgan, William, flour store, 197 Washington Morgan, Bernard, carpenter, 65 William Morgan, John B., clothing store, 476 s. Market Morgan, Thomas, 163 Lumber, Arbor Hill Morgan, Richard, 333 Schenectady turnpike Morgan, widow Mary, 9 Columbia Morgan, Mrs., Wendell, near Beaver Morgan, Tobias, scourer and dresser, 32 n. Pearl Mory, Isaac, carpenter, shop Green, h. 46 Westerlo Morrell, Samuel, cartman, 34 Fox Mojsrell, Tennis, cabinet maker,'322 n. Market, house 18 Quackenbush Morrell. Richard, stone cutter, 33 Fayette Morrell, James, carpenter, 79 Church Morrell, E. A., painter, 519 s. Market Morris, Walter R., office 44 State, coal yard 95 Pier, house 2d Quackenbush ALBANY DiRECTdRY. 1$8 Morris, Joseph, tobacconist, 17 Van Woert Morris, William, slater, 154 *. Pearl Morrison, Adam, mason, 60 Church Morrison, widow Mary, rear 30 Howard Morrow, James, grocer, 603 s. Market Morrow, Joseph, laborer, 40 Rensselaer Morrow, Robert, provision store, 533 s. Market Morse, James A., builder, 41 Maiden lane Morse, Henry, teacher of literature and music, n. Mar ket cor. Lumber, house 269 n. Market Mortimer, Joseph, clothing store 485 s. Market, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Morton, David, nailer, Washington Mosely, widow, 49 Green Mosher, Allen, grocer, 101 Quay Mostin, William, grocer, 53 Fox Mott, Whitehead, caulker, 46 Water Mott, Joseph, general map repository, at Miss Mott's Mott, Miss, boarding house, 59 Chapel Mould, John, shoemaker, 3 Malcom Moulton, John M., combmaker& grc'r, 37 Washington Mounsey, Thomas, 261 Washington Mount, James, grocer, cor. Green and Ferry Mountin, William, laborer, cor. Bass and Quay MOUNT VERNON LODGE OF FREEMASONS, Montg'y Hall Muir, William, leather dresser, 35 Lumber Muir, George, cartman, 67 Orange Muir, James, tanner, 56 Van Schaick Mulaly, Thomas, laborer, 42 Rensselaer Mulcahay, Patrick, laborer, 22 Van Woert Mulford, John W., 16 Third, Arbor Hill Mulford, John H., (B. & M.,) boards at Adelphi Hotel Mullhall, Thomas, laborer, 158 a. Pearl Mulholland, John, shoemaker, 32 Quay Mullen, Edward, laborer, c. Wilson and Ten Broeek Mullen, James, laborer, 29 Herkimer Mullen, Peter, (M'M. & M.,) Herkimer Mulrooney, John, laborer, 35 Westerlo Muloy, James, laborer, 229 Washington Munson, Lewis, tallow chandler, 68 *. Pearl Munsell, Joel, printer, boards at Mrs. Courtney's Murdock, Andrew, laborer, 24 Malcom 160 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Murdock, Ebenezer, tobacconist, corner of Lydius and Church, house 51 Lydius Murfey, William A., boards at 46 *. Pearl Murphy, Patrick, soap and candle factory, 61 Orange, house 44 Patroon Murphy Patrick, laborer, 209 Washington Murphy, William, butcher, 19 Lod^. Murphy, Matthew, gardener, rear ibO Washington Murphy, Thomas, laborer, 26 Elk Murphy, Edward, laborer, 270 s. Pearl Murphy, John, cooper, 12 Lydius Murphy, James, carpenter, 42 Water Murphy, Thomas E., eating rooms, cor. *. Pearl ami Hamilton Murphy, Daniel, laborer, 209 *. Pearl Murphy, John, coppersmith, 57 Howard Murphy, John, bricklayer, 23 Lodge Murphy, Mulliar, lahnrer, 56 Schuv'er Murphy, Patrick, laborer, 37 Male, Murphy, John, butcher, rear 19 Maioons Murphy, widow Julia, 20 Quay Murray, John, millwright, 11 Fayette Murray, Owen, grocer, 123 Pier Murray, John, gardener, Arbor Hill, n. of Lumbei Murray, Dennis, ferryman, 599 s. Market Murtoch, John, laborer, 32l n. Market Murtoch, John, laborer, Dove, near Lydius Murtoch, James, laborer, Dove near Lydius Myers, John, laborer, 7 Quackenbush Myera, Stephen, grocer, 266 s. Pearl Mygatt, Thomas, 53 Maiden lane Mykins, Thomas, chandler, 17 First, Arbor Hill Mynderson, Mrs. Sarah, 38 Hudson Myron, Thomas M., shoemaker, shop 46 Green, house 75 Colonie Nash, Philip, carpenter, 164 Washington Nash, Philip, carpenter, 28 Van Schaick NATIONAL GARDEN, 106 n. Market Nawitt, Thomas, wagonmaker, at Robert Rowbottam's Naylor, widow of William, 1 Capitol Near, Miss Laney, 228 n. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 161 Neels, Rufus, shoemaker, 81 Orange Neely, Joseph, laborer, 7l Church Neely, Robert, 99 Schuyler Negus, John G., 60 Union Nelson, Arnold, lumber merchant, office 90 Orange, h. 43 Water Nelson, Edward, laborer, basement 3 Van Tromp Nelligan, David, shoe store, 432 s. Market, h. 42 *. Lansing Nelligan, Asa B , carriage and wagon maker, 171, *. Pearl Nelligar, Joseph, 75 Westerlo Nelligar, widow Jane, 75 Westerlo Nemire, George, leather, dresser, 36 Malcom Nesbitt, John, grocer, 110 Water Neper, widow Mary, 25 William Netterville, Thomas, cabinet maker, 21 Church Netterville, John W., cabinet maker, 103 Green Nevins, Bernard, grocer, 673 s. Market Neville, John, tavern, 8 Lydius Nevitt, Robert, cabinet maker, 98 Water Newbanks, Alexander, rear 83 Fox Newell, George W., State Hall, res. Congress Hall NEW-ENGLAND TAVERN, A. W. Starks, 491 ». Market Newland, Luke F., jeweller, 374 *. Market, res. Mrs. Pease's Newland, David, Merchant, 333 n. Market Newman, Henry, glover, 330 n. Market, residence 53 Montgomery, factory 44 Water Newman, George, leather dresser, 32 Patroon Newman, Thomas, grocer, c. Lodge and Maiden lane Newman, Peter, (M. & N.,) 51 Beaver Newman, William, tailor, 539 s. Market Newman, James, butcher, 8 Patroon Newman, widow, 44 Union Newman 8s Hicks, Misses, milliners and mantua-raa- kers, 98 State Newton, John M., merchant, 46 Quay, h. 55 Mont-^ gomery Newton, Daniel L., 264 Washington Newton, William, flour store, 9 Hudson, h. 02 Wash, ington U 162 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Newton, Dyer, skipper, 41 Union Newton, Mrs. Mary, 35 n. Pearl Newton, Miss R., milliner, 433 *. Market NEW-YORK STATS ARSENAL, 56 n. Market NEW-YORK AND OHIO LINE, cor. State and Quay, up stairs, Meech, Jackson 8s Co. NEW-YORK STATE BANK, 69 State NEW-YORK AND AUBURN LINE, office, 43 Quay Niblock, Alexander, ostler, 47 Division Nichols, H. & Co., (Henry Nichols and George M. Sayles,) wholesale grocers, 62 Quay Nichols, Henry, (H. N. & Co ,) 40 Liberty Noble, John, accountant, 32 Maiden lane Noble, John, stone cutter, 126 Lydius Noonan, Thomas, Dean Street Recess, 47 Dean Nordin, William, grocer, 265 *. Pearl Norgrove, Thomas, saddler, 21 Pine North, Abiram, teacher, 29 Malcom North, G., grocer, 257 n. Market NORTH MARKET, foot of Columbia NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION LINE, Hiram Dickinsoi-. agent, 104 Pier N)orthrop, Nelson, stove mounter, 332 State itorthrop, William N., tin smith 28 Green Nortrrvop, Miss Nancy, 39 Church Nvwlan, John, rear 154 s. Pearl Nowlan, Jeremiah, grocer, 542 a. Market Nowlan, James 83 Orange Norton, Lambert, cl'k Commercial B'k, h. 87 Herkimct Norton, John 'P. president Canal Bank, office 19 Green, house 110 Washington Norton, John, jr., (T. & N.,) res. American Hotel Norton, Samuel, mason, cor. of Hamilton and Union Norton, B. Franklin, 24 Ferry Norton, John, mason, 53 Fayette Norton, Lorren K., boot and shoe store, 66 State, h. 470 *. Market Norton, Alvin, 8 Rose Alley Nott, Howard & Co. Union Furnace, Western turnpike Tyfolt, Jane, basement 35 Fox jyugent, John, cl'k comptroller's office 161 Washington j^ugent, Henry P., attorney, 161 Washington ALBANY DIRECTORY. 16& Nunea, Nathaniel, 35 Union Noyes, Peleg, jr., half-way house, Troy Road Noyes, Robert L., 7 Church o. Oakey, William, coach painter, 45 Union Oakey, Abram, printer, 45 Union Oakey, widow Jane, 45 Union Oakey, widow Harriet E., 32 Union Oatfield, Christopher, 31 Union Oatfield, Dina, washerwoman, 31 Union O'Brien, Patrick, laborer, 3 Maiden lane O'Brien, William, tailor, 13 Clinton O'Brien, William, laborer, 16 Van Zandt O'Brien, Daniel, laborer, 148 n. Market O'Brien, Jeremiah, blacksmith, 77 Green O'Brien, George, pedler, 47 Third, Arbor Hill O'Brien, John, laborer, 112 Beaver O Brien, John, laborer, 19 First, Arbor Hill O'Brien, James, carpenter, 140*. Pearl O'Brien, Patrick, 26 Pine O'Brien, John, laborer, 19 First, Arbor Hill O'Connell, John, grocer, cor. Franklin and Rensselaer O'Conner, John, grocer, 134 n. Market O'Conner, Matthew, laborer, 23 Lodge O'Donnell, William, physician, office and h. 24 *. Pearl O'Donnell, Thomas, 55 Howard O'Hanlon, Redmond, (O'H. & B.) 4 Van Schaick O'Hanlon, Michael, blacksmith, 173 «. Pearl O'Hanlon, Patrick, grocer, 73 Pier O'Hanlon 8s Blunt, (Redmond O'Hanlon and Peter K Blunt) wheelwrights, 28 Orange O'Hegan, Charles, grocer, 10 William O'Leary, Timothy, laborer, 16 Union O'Neal, John, laborer, 60 Schuyler O'Neal, John, laborer, rear 83 Fox O'Neal, Barney, mason, 60 Schuyler O'Neal, Patrick, laborer, 14 n. Pearl Ogden, widow Margaret, rear 72 Eagle Olcott, Thomas W., cashior M8sF.Wk, 19 Mark fane- Olcott, Theodore, cashier Canal Bank, res. Mansion House 164 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Olcott, Egbert, clerk in M. &. F.Bank, 19 Mark lana Oley, Christopher, wheelwright, rear 64 Washington Oley, Sarah M-, 23 Van Schaick Oliver & Clute, (James Oliver and Isaac I. Clute) dis tillers of cordials and rectifiers, 18 Pine Oliver, James, (O. 8s C.) 18 Pine Oliver, James, baker, 24 Fox Oliver, , laborer, rear 97 Washington Oliver, Thomas, rear 22 Van Schaick Oliver, James, rope maker, 71 Lawrence Oliver, widow Isabella, 97 Beaver Olmstead, George G., accountant, 56 Division Olmstead, Charles S., 52 Division Olmstead, John I., merchant, 329 n. Market, h. 73 Ferrr Olmstead, David, 73 Green Oman, widow Nancy, 38 Hudson Ornhout, Isaac, laborer, rear 231 *. Pearl ORPHAN ASYLUM, Delaware Square Orr, David, 46 Patroon Osborn, William L., justice of peace and collector for 1st Ward, office over Centre Market, r. 113».Pearl Osborn, William, tailor and draper, 9 Beaver, house 6 Van Schaick Osborn, George, gardener, rear 18 Second, Arbor Hill Osborn & Wands, bakers, 11 Wilson Osborn, John, (O. & W.) boards 33 Orchard Osborn, Jeremiah, boot and shoe store, 431 *. Market, house 164 Green Osborn, widow Ann Eliza, 149 Water Osborn, Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah, 111 Green Osterhout, William H., teamster, 61 n. Market Ostrander, P. H..& Jo., (Philip H. Ostrander, Douw B. Slingerland and William J. Slingerland) dry goods; 50 State Cstrander, Philip H„ (P. H. O. & Co.) 33Beaver Ostrander, James, cartman, 41 Water Ostrander, William, m'r sloop Eclipse, 672 a. Market Ostrander, widow Gertrude, 37 Steuben Ouderkirk, John, carpenter, 10 Capitol Ouderkirk, widow of Frederick, 138 Lydius Outwin, John, brewer, 55 Lumber Qverin, John, 20 Chapel ALBANY DIRECTORY. 165 Overton, Charles, grocer, Lydius continued Owens, John, grocer, cor. Green and *. Lansing Owens, Edward, cutler and surgical instrument maker, 26 Beaver, house 114 Green Owens, John, laborer, 532 s. Market Owens, Griffith T., grocer, 55 Quay, boards 19 Beaver Owens, John, laborer, 8 n. Pearl Owens, Matthew, 75 Westerlo P. Pacey, Edward, ship carpenter, 14 Lydius Packard & Van Benthuysen, (Robert Packard and Obadiah R. Van Benthuysen) printers and book binders, sign of Franklin's Head, 403 s. Market Packard, Hoffman & White, (Benjamin D. Packard, Benjamin Hoffman, and Andrew White) book store, printing office and bindery, 71 State Packard, Nathaniel R., Swan Packard, Robert, (P. & V. B.) 16 Rose Packard, Isaac, carpenter, 16 Rose Packard, widow of Benjamin D., 95 Columbia Packard, Chester, grocer, 34 Washington Packer, Prentice & Co. (Wm. S. Packer jr., Ezra Prentice and John H. Prentice,) fur merchants, 340 and 342 n. Market Paddock, Stephen, baker, 77 s. Pearl Paddock, Henry, 11 Van Zandt Paddock, Lawrence, baker, 218 *. Pearl Page, Nicholas, skipper, 67 Hudson Paige, John Keyes, clerk of supreme court, State Hall, house 151 State Paige 8s Cassidy, (Jason Paige and John P. Cassidy,) merchants, 52 State cor. of Green Paige, Jason, (P. & C.) 53 Columbia Palmatier, widow, 265 s. Pearl Palmer, Levi H., clerk of common council, office City Hall, h. 32 Eagle Palmer, widow Jane, 25 Howard Pangburn, Mrs., 303 Schenectady turnpike Pardee, Daniel, measurer of wood, ». Market Parke, Solomon M., (T. E. & P.,) at Franklin House Parke, Samuel A. accountant, 107 Washington 166 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Park, Clark D., cartman, Lark Parker, John, shoemaker, 11 Wilson Parker, John, laborer, 79 n. Market Parker, John, laborer, 6 Chapel Parker, M'Connell, teamster, 47 Fox Parker, Caleb A., mason, 60 Liberty Parker, widow tailoress, 16 Store lane Parker, widow Elizabeth, 59 Malcom Parker, widow Mary, 38 Rensselaer Parks, James, sexton of 1st Methodist Church, 24 Van Zandt Parks, Matthew, 593 §. Market Parks, widow, Arbor Hill, n. of Lumber Parks, widow Elizabeth 61 Lydius Parmalee, William, attorney, 322 n. Market Parr, Richard, boarding house, 525 ». Market Parry, John S., plane maker, 48 Liberty Parsons 8r, Baker, (Joel B. Parsons and Emerson E. Baker,) clothing store, 388*. Market Parsons, Harvey, cabinet maker, 254 n. Market Parsons, Joel B., (P. & B. ) 17 Middle lane Parsons, G., surgeon dentist, office and residence at Adelphi Hotel Parson, Peter, laborer, 9 Plain Patterson, Robert, saddler, 162 State Patterson, John, patent leather dresser, 77 Schuyler Patterson, John, shoemaker, 45 Second Arbor Hill Patterson, John, 73 Schuyler, Patterson, Josiah, measurer of stone, office north side canal basin, house 65 Lawrence Patterson, Samuel P., stage proprietor, 31 Liberty Patterson, John, printer 62 Lydius Patterson, Miss Jane, milliner, 84 n. Pearl Patterson, widow Martha, 11 Chapel Patton, James, furnaceman, 107 Pleasant Patton, Thomas, currier, Wendell Patton, Miss Jane, teacher, Wendell Patton, widow of Alexander, Wendell Patrick, Benjamin, collector for 4th Ward, 56 Union Paul, George W., boards at Temperance House Paul, Benjamin, 65 Union Payn, Samuel, innkeeper, 186 and 133 n. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 16? Payn, Amasa, boarding house, 590*. Market Payn, John, teamster, 314 Washington Payn, John, bookbinder, 20 Daniels Payn, William, cartman, 46 Lawrence Payn, Benjamin H. constable, 4. n. Pearl Payne, George R., lottery office, 346 n. Market, boards at Columbian and National Hotel Pearce, John, (T. & P.,) 37 Fox Pearce, widow Rachel, teacher, 50 Hamilton Pearle, William M., grocer, 89 Beaver Pearson, Mrs. George, 54 Columbia Pease, William M., teacher of the theory and practice of music, and organist in the 2d presbyterian church, res. 50 Chapel Pease, F. & E., (Frederick S. Pease and Erastus H. Pease grocers, 427 s. Market Pease, Frederick S., (F. & E. P.,) 19 Franklin Pease, Earl P., measurer of wood, 239 n Market Pease, Charles L , 3 Daniels Pease, Mrs., boarding heuse, 289 n. Market Pebble, widow, 37 Liberty Peck, Samuel S., innkeeper, 42 Washington Peck, William, carpenter, 15 Lodge Peck, Peter, hatter, 29 Hamilton Peck, Daniel, dry goods merchant, 41 Washington Peck, Daniel, agent Swiftsure line, office Pier foot of State, house 103 Green Peckham, G. W. & R. W., attorneys and counsellors, 74 State Peckham, Georgo W., (G. W. & R. W. P.,) 86 Colum bia Peckham, Rufus W., (G.W.& R. W. P..) 9 Montg'ry Pelcher, Morris, teamster, Western turnpike Pellet, Timothy, baker, 64 Union Pemberton, Thomas L., poliee constable, 84 n. Pearl Pemberton, E. 8s J., provision store, cor. of n. Pearl and Columbia Pemberton, Ebenezer, (E. & J. P.,) 59 Columbia Pemberton, John, (E. & J. P.) 69 Columbia Pemberton, widow of Ebenezer, 59 Columbia Penniman & Fitch, (Sylvanus J. Penniman and John R. Fitch,) dealers in oils, 305 n. Market 168 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Penniman, Sylvanus J., (P. & F.,) res. Greenbush Pepper, Calvin, attorney and counsellor, 66 Eagle Percival, George, blacksmith, shop opposite Fort Orange Hotel, *. Market, house 98 Green Percival, Gordon, blacksmith, shop canal basin, house 93 Watar Percy, Joseph, laborer, 278 s. Pearl Percy, John, shoemaker, 96 Water Perkins, Ebenezer, carpenter, shop 510, house 570 *. Market Perry, Eli, victualler, stalls and house 87 Washington, Perry, Alonzo D., blacksmith, 33 Westerlo Perry, Hiram, dealer in groceries, drugs and hard ware, 70 Washington Perry, Erastus, boarding house, 4 Store lane Peraon, George, 44 Fox Peters, Jesse, morocco dresser, 177 Green Peterson, George, moulder, 19 Washington Peteraon, Susan, 5 Capitol Pettit, Patrick, laborer, 285 Washington Pew, James, 32 Division Phelps, Philip, deputy comptroller, office State Hall, h. 5 Daniels Phelps, Horace, cartman, 13 Clinton Phelps, Homer R., clerk in comptroller's office, house 26 Malcom Phelps, Miss, teacher, 269 n. Market Philleo, Lyman, grocer, cor. Lydius and Church Philleo, Miss, teacher, cor. Church and Bass Phillips, Levi, merchant, 418 s. Market, h. 98 Lydius Phillips, Gerrit, machinist, 44 Quay Phillips, William, Western turnpike Philips & Biddle, (Henry P. Phillips and William Bid- die,) bakers, 7 Church Phillips, Henry P., (P. & B.,) 7 Church Phillips, widow Catharine, 58 Church Phipps, Samuel & Co, 155 Water Phipps, Samuel, (S. P. & Co.,) 150 Washington Pierce, Horace, 17 Orchard Pierce, Lemuel, livery stable, c. Hamilton and Liberty, house 17 Hamilton Pierce, Henry, cor. *. Pearl and Hamilton ALBANY DIRECTORY. 169 Pierce, Alfred, 22 Ferry Pierce, Hiram, teamster, 181 n. Market Pierce, Allen, laborer, 65 Colonie Pierson, Calvin, high constable, 22 Daniels Pieser, Thomas, furnaceman, 288 Western turnpike Pike, George, tailor, 25 Lodge Pike, James, mason, 6 Capitol Pilgrim, Richard R., tailor 10 Union PILOT LINE, T. Joy agent, office cor. State and Quay Pilson, William, laborer, 25 Lodge Pincott, Thomas, harness maker, rear 320 State Pinkerton, widow Sarah, 89 Hamilton Pinkerton, widow Harriet, 5 s. Lansing Pinkney, Elizabeth, 79 Bass Finney, Joel, lumber yard 57 Pier, h. 250 Washington Pinney & Cary, (Austin Pinney and Samuel Cary, jr.) flour and provision store, 78 Quay Pinney, Austin, (P. & C) boards at Joel Pinney's Pioneer, Daniel, Spring near Knox Pioneer, John, laborer, 30 Quay Pioneer, Peter, Lumber, Arbor Hill Pioneer, Ann Eliza, II Van Tromp P»tkin, William H., clerk, boards at Bement's Hotel Pittinger, Abraham, boot and shoe factory, 111 Lydius Pladwell, widow Jane, 37 Fox Plateau, James A., carpenter, 17 Daniels Plateau, Frederick, Hudson near Eagle Piatt, Josiah, constable, 19 Lawrence Piatt, Annanias, 83 Herkimer Piatt, Erastus E., carpenter, 16 Third, Arbor Hill Piatt, Ephraim, cooper, s. of Schuyler, west*. Pearl Piatt, widow Mary, boarding house, 113*. Pearl Plumb, Allen, ship carpentei, 44 Liberty Plumb, Deborah, 52 Montgomery Pochin, John, grocer, 19 n. Pearl Pohlman, Daniel, 20 Van Schaick Pohlman, Charles, merchant tailor, 438 a. Market POLICE OFFICE, over Centre Market Pollet, Robert, laborer, 106 Quay Pollock, John, 534 s. Market Pomeroy, John, tin and coppersmith, 36 Liberty Pond, Miss Sophia, Wendell near Beaver M 170 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Pool, Thatcher, carpenter, 48 Montgomery Pope, Thomas, laborer, Schenectady turnpike Porter, James, register in chancery, office State Hall res. 2 Academy Park Porter, Giles W., 90 Lydius Porter, Frederick, (S. & P.,) 142 n. Market Porter, Samuel, laborer, 190 *. Pearl Porter, John F., paint and oil store, 283 n. Market, resides at 58 Columbia Porter, Uriel, M., 9 Capitol Potter, Alonzo, rector St. Peter's Church, residence 68 Maiden lane Potter, Benjamin, baker, 59 Lydius Potter, Abraham, shoemaker, 24 Lydius Potter,' Herman B., agent Merchants line, 78 Lydius Potts, George, laborer, 71 Maiden lane Potts, widow Elizabeth, 61 Lydius Powell, James, laborer, 532 s. Market Powell, William, stone mason, 67 Eagle Powell, Francis K., potter baker, Washington Power, John, tailor, 6 Maiden lane Power, Wm. W., blacksmith, 25 Liberty, b. 16 Union Powers, Patrick, laborer, 41 Rensselaer Powers, Daniel, 133 Green Powers, John, laborer, 106 Quay Pratt, Ralph, merchant, 73 Quay, house 55 Division Pratt, Nathaniel, 206 Washington Pratt, Samuel, mason, 43 Columbia Pratt, Mrs. Moses, 1 s. Pearl Pratt, Mrs. Mary, 3l Maiden lane Pratt, widow of Nehemiah, 58 Renssfllaer Pray, John, chandler, 105 Quay Prentice, Ezra P., (P., P. & Co. ) 143 Washington Prentice, John H., (P., P. & Co.) 141 Washington PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (1st) cor. s. Pearl and Beaver PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (2d) Chapel PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (3d) Montgomery PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (4th) n. Market PEBSBYTERIAN CHURCH, (5th) cor. Dallius and Bass Prest, John & Co., dealers in leather, 91 n. Market Presto, widow Sarah, rear fc6* . Pearl Preston's Reading Room and Recess, 615 s. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 171 Preston, Homer, carpenter, 14 Union Preston, Asaph, 613 s. Market Preston, John, carpenter, shop Ferry, cor. of Church, house 44 Ferry Preston, widow Elizabeth, grocer, 7 Howard Price, Daniel, sex. 4th Presbyterian Church, 11 Wilson Priddy, James, (J. & P.) 458 s. Market Priddy, George, shoemaker, 48 Church Priest, Josiah, 11 Swan Prime, Baltus, rope maker, 19 Van Woert Prime, Augustus, eating cellar, 491 s. Market Prime, Mrs., dress maker, 32 Union Prime, widow Susan, 93 Hamilton Prince, Sanders, 71 Maiden lane Profit, widow Ann, Lumber, Arbor Hill Pruyn, Casparus F., 51 n. Market Pruyn, John V. S. L., attorney, 370 s. Market Pruyn, Lansing, (P., W., & V.) 1 n. Pearl Pruyn, William, 66 n. Pearl Pruyn, John, 30 Maiden lane Pruyn, David, 1 n. Pearl Pruyn, Francis C, 205 n. Market Pruyn, William I., baker, 31 Orchard Pruyn, Samuel, (W. W. & Co.) office 9 Dean, house 197 n. Market Pruyn, Wilson & Vosburgh, (Lansing Pruyn, Abraham F. Wilson and Isaac W. Vosburgh,) hardware merchants, 39 State Pruyn, Alida, Miss, 30 Maiden lane Pruyn, Mrs. Margaret, 88 n. Pearl Puddy, James, porter and cider vault, Beaver, cor. *. Market, res. at S. Cogswell's Puffer, Windsor, baker, 72 Green Pugh, John, carpenter, 47 Union Purdy, widow Jane, 65 Washington Pursell, Edward, laborer, 38 Orange Putnam, Elisha, 140 Lydius Putnam, David, carpenter, 147 n. Market Putnam & Gillespie, victuallers, (James Angus Put nam and William Gillespie,) in the North Market Putnam, James Angus, 82 Second, Arbor Hill Putnam, Miles, tavern, 21 Lawrence, canal Basin 172 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Q. Quackenboss, Walter H., dealer in fancy dry goods, cor. State and n. Market, res. 25 Montgomery Quackenbush, John N., lumbjer merchant, 52 Pier, h. 5 Quackenbush Quackenbush, Nicholas N., 210 n. Market Quackenbush, Nicholas, 8 Quackenbush Quackenbush, Gansevoort, 240 n. Market Quackenbush, Smith, 5 Quackenbush Quackenbush, Martin, locksmith and bell hanger, 16 Beaver Quackenbush, Anthony I., cabinot maker, 56 *. Pearl Quackenbush, widow Catharine, 36 Fox Quarles, Francis, importer of W. I. goods, h. 40 Bass Quail, Matthias, laborer, cor, Westerlo and Dallius Queen, William, barber, cor. Columbia and Quay, h. 3 Chapel Quin, Charles, grocer and boarding house, 14 ». Pearl Quin, Francis, tavern, 94 Water Quin, Dennis, laborer, basement 51 Van Schaick Quindon, Michael, laborer, 274 *. Pearl Quine, Robert, shoemaker, 227 Washington Quinlin, Michael, gardener, 323 Western turnpike Quinlin, John, gardener, 323 Western turnpike R. Rabbit, James, tailor, 7 Bass Radliff, William, currier, 22 Washington Radliff, Jacob, cartman, 247 Washington Radliff, James, inspector general of staves and head ing, office 104 Pier, house 18 Daniels Radliff, John, carpenter, rear 59 Lydius Radliff, Peter, carpenter, 69 s. Lansing Radliff, widow Naomi, 82 Beaver Rafferty, John, Lydius, near I. Dennislon's Rafferty, Edward, laborer, 65 Schuyler Ragan, Thomas, house carpenter, 104 Water Ragan, John, laborer, rear 58 Church Rain, Andrew, laborer, Nucella, near s. Pear* Rain Michael, mason, 63 William Ramar, Maria, fruit store, 5 Lawrence ALBANY DIRECTORY. 173 Ramsey, Philip, teamster, 17 Quay Ramsey, Conradt, teamster, 3 Columbia Ramsey, Frederick, butcher, 336 State Ramsey, widow of Frederick, Willett Ramsey, John, cartman 11 Columbia Ramsey, George, provision store, 114 Green, corner Herkimer Randall, George, oil cloth painter, 195 State Randall, Samuel, plane maker, 37 Columbia Randall, Jesse, (K. & F.) 69 s. Lansing Randall & Forbey, (Jesse Randall and David For- bey, turnefs, 63 s. Lansing Randall, Sarah, 68 *. Pearl Rankin, G. A., boot and shoe store, Cor. State and n. Pearl, and 73 State' Rankin, David, 12 Rose alley Rapp, Christopher, sausagemaker, 205 Washington Rapp, William, mason, 38 Third, Arbor Hill Rapp, Conrad, mason, 16 Second, Arbor Hill Rapp, Adam William, professor of penmanship, 6 *. Pearl Rasey, widow of Joseph, I Liberty , Rasey, Amnion, Exchange Coffee House, Hamilton cor. s. Market Rathbone & Chapin, (Jared L. Rathbone and Lyman Chapin,) merchants, 51 Quay Rathbone, Jared L., (R. & C.,) Eagle Tavern Rathbone, Joel, dealer in stoves an<* hardware, 47 State, house 3 Academy Park Rathbone, Sylvester, grocer, 25 Fine Rathbone & Silliman, (Joel Rathbone and Levi Silli man,) Clinton Furnace, 68 Beaver Rathbone, Samuel, 28 Malcom Rattery, Robert, carpenter, Lydius continued Raum, Miss Catharine, 37 Columbia Rawdon, Clark & Co., engravers, and copper plate printers, 55 State Rawdon, Ralph, (R., C. & Co.) 42 Chapel Rawls, Henry, (V. S. & R.) 58 Howard Rawls, Mrs. H., boarding house, 58 Howard Ray, John, drayman, 36 Water Raymond, Benjamin G, (M. 8s R.) pee. 40 Westerlo M2 174 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Raymond, Anson, carpentor and printer's joiner, shop and house 8 Daniels Raymond, Henry, dealer in watches and jewellery, 372*. Market, house 56 Westerlo Raymond, Charles S., res. 40 Westerlo Raynor, Charles, 63 Ferry Beal, George, laborer, 220 Washington Reardon, John, type caster, 69 Maiden lane Rector, Henry, architect, office 8 s. Pearl Rector, Jacob, Willett Rector, John, butcher, rear 320 Schenectady turnpike Record, John, cartman, 79 Bassett Redden, David, shoemaker, 105 Fox Redden, Eugene, shoemaker, 565 s. Market Reddiker, widow Hannah, 228 n. Market Reed, Newton, grocer, cor. Lydius and Lark Reed, Samuel, stucco plasterer, 62 Westerlo Reed, Aaron, carpenter, 19 Washington Reed, George, laborer, 21 Fayette Reed, David, engineer, 14 Rose Alley Reed, John, shoemaker, rear 239 ». Market Reed, William, cartman, 221 State Reed, Archibald, carpenter, 19 n. Pearl Reed, , 35 Orange Reed, Mrs. Elizabeth, Hallenbake below Lydius Reedy, Thomas, laborer, 50 Van Schaick Bees, Z., carpenter, 40 John Reeves, Israel M., painter, 13 Bass Reinhart, Abraham, grocer, 91 n. Market, house 53 n Lansing Relay, , 11 Columbia Relay, widow Amelia, boarding house, 20 Union Relay, Mrs. Ann, nurse, 43 Van Schaick REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Westerlo REGISTER'S OFFICE, State Hall Relyea, Simon, draper and tailor, 11 Beaver, house 20 Quackenbush Relyea & Wright, (Peter Relyea,jr. and Thomas Wright,) merchant tailors, 341 n. Market Relyea, Peter, jr., (K. & W.) 66 Chapel RENSSELAERVILLE AND DURHAM STAOE, OFFICE, at Crosby's Hotel *. Pearl ALBANY DIRECTORY. 175 Requa, James, merchant, 48 Quay, r. 626 *. Market Reynolds & Woodruff, (Marcus T.Reynolds and Sam'I M. Woodruff,) attorneys and counsellors, 55 State Reynolds, Marcus T, attorney and counsellor, office 55, house 94 State Reynolds, Thomas, wheelwright, 15 n. Market Reynolds, Edward. 48 Columbia Reynolds, Thomas, laborer, 8 Chapel Reynolds, James, laborer, 57 Montgomery Reynolds, Mrs. Mary, 107 n. Market Rhoades, Julius, master in chancery, office 65 State, house 72 n. Pearl Rhoades, R., sexton, 2d Presbyterian Church, 63 Maiden lane Rice, William & Co., (William Rice, B. P. Jones, and J. L. Townsend,) merchants, 10 State Rice, Silas T., lottery office 37 State, h. 76 Hudson Rice, Joseph T., silversmith and jeweller, and lottery office, 36 State, house 25 Beaver Rice, Mayhew, 65 Liberty Rice, Charles, ship joiner, 581 *. Market Rice, Reuben, 232 *. Pearl Rice, Terrence, laborer, cor. n. Market and Lumber Richard, John, cartman, 79 Bassett Richards, Charles, tailor, 22 s. Pearl Richards, William, segar maker, 33 Fayette Richards, John, 49 Johnson Richards, widow Ann, 19 Washington Richarda, Pkillia, 67 Orange Richardson, Amos, gardener, Nucella Richardson, Orville, stage proprietor, office Mont gomery Hall, house 42 Westerlo Richardson, John, 74 Lawrence Richardson, Levi, laborer, 99 Schuyler Richardson, William, 124 Water Richardson, Mrs. Sarah, 52 Hamilton Richmond, widow Eliza, Spring near Lark Rickeson, Lester, 36 Hudson Rickho, Jeremiah, 127 Lumber Arbor Hill Rickho, widow Eliza, 38 Third, Arbor Hill Riday, George, segar maker, l6 Bass Rider, Stephen J., builder, 36 Deanj house 41 Beftver 176 AtBANY DIRECTORY, Riley, Patrick, plasterer, 72 Lumber Riley, John, paper stainer, 9 Fayette Riley, Barney, teamster, 11 Van Tromp Riley, George, laborer, 57 Malcom Riley, Daniel, mason, 48 Malcom Riley, David, teamster, 407 State Riley, Michael, laborer, rear 83 s. Pearl Riley, William,.11 Van Tromp Riley, Patrick, laborer, rear 30 Howard Riley, Francis, 42 Third, Arbor Hill Rindge & Fish, (Erastus Rindge and Samuel M. Fish' cor. of State and Quay Rindge, Erastus, (R. & F.) 41 Fayette Rfno, John V., 228 n. Market Rines, Barney, grocer, 86 Fox Ripley, Elbridge Gerry, Recess, 370 *. Market Rising, David, brickmaker, 30 Patroon Risk, William, 83 Orange Risk, James, grocer, cor. n. Pearl and Van Tromp Ritchie, George, broommaker, rear 282 *. Peurl Roach, John, laborer, 125 n. Market Roach, Michael, grocer, 146 Washington, and portei room 495*. Market Roach, Abbey E., widow of Michael, victualling room, under the South Market N. W. ROBERTS, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions and Boat and Sloop Stores, NO. 165 CANAL BASIN. Roberts, Azor, 68 n. Pearl Roberts, Francis, shoemaker, 312 State Roberts, widow, 37 Liberty Roberts, Miss Lemira, mantuamaker, 31 Liberty Robertson, Thomas, 22 Third, Arbor Hill Robertson, , clerk, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Robertson, Robert, carpenter, 93 State Robinson, James, (R. & V.) 25 Dallius Robinson & Vanderbelt, (James Robinson and Corne lius Vanderbelt,) coachmakers, 25 Church Rqbiasop, James W-, merchant, 185, h. 197*. Pearl ALBANY DIRECTORY. 177 Robinson, Christoper C, malster, Sch'y turnpike Robinson, John, 301 *. Pearl Robinson, Robert, carpenter, 91 State Robinson, Willson, laborer, 35 Chapel Robinson, John, brickmaker, Schuyler Robinson, John, tavern, 267 Washington Robinson, Isaac, 134 n. Market Robinson, John, grocer, 191 s. Pearl Robinson, William, furnaceman, 251 Washington Robinson, widow of Robert, 30 Union Robinson, Mary, 19 n. Pearl Robinson, Miss Eliza, milliner, 19 n. Peorl Robinson, James, eating rooms, 95 State Robinson Primus, 45 Steuben Robison, Joseph, grocer, 20 Washington Robison, Barber, grocer, 203 and 210 Washington Robison, William, fireman, 53 Church Robison, James, shoemaker, 157 n. Market Roby, Joseph, (B. & R.,) boards at City Hotel Roby, Miss Zeruiah, milliner, 34 Green Rochead, Thomas, jeweller, 22 Orange Rochefeller, Bload, broommaker, rear 282 *. Pear! Rockenstyre, John, 31 Herkimer, Rockett, Sarah, 18 Fox Rockwell, John T., 52 Hamilton Rockwell, W. M., clerk, boards at Temperance Housa Rockwell, Mrs. Mary, 76 Eagle Roderick, William, shoemaker, 32 s. Lansing Rodgers, John, engineer, 12 Orange Rodgers, James, engineer, and millwright, 57 Water, house 12 Orange Rodgers, Isabel, widow of James, jr., 230 Washington Roc, William, waterman, 40 John Roessle, John Frederick, baker, 45 Washington Ron", widow of John, boarding house, 46 Dean Rogers, Harrison Gray Otis, city marshall, City Hall Rogers, Sherlock, shoemaker, 94 Basset Rogers, Patrick, & Michael, grocers 86 Quay Rogers, Charles, laborer, 168 ». Pearl Rogers, widow Mary, 67 Howard Roggen, Peter, merchant, 39 Quay, r. Bement's Hotel Roland, Henry, furnaceman, 50 Ferry 178 ALBANY DRECTORY. Rooker, widow Ann, 124 State Rookledge, William, carpenter, 281 ». Pearl Rooney, Patrick, coachman, rear 164 Washington Rooney, Patrick, grocer, cor. Malcom and Schuyler, house 95 Schuyler Root, Lyman & Son, (Lyman and Arthur H. Root) dealers in hides, oils &c, 3 Hudson Root, Lyman, (L. R. & Son) 40 Beaver Root, Arthur H., (L. R. & Son) res. 40 Beaver Root, Elias, rectifier and grocer, 6 Hudson Root & Young, (Lyman Root and James G. Young,) lumber merchants, 78 Pier Roraback, Thomas, (H. & R.) 60 Westerlo Rose, Robert F.,tailor, shop 3 Beaver, h. 107 n.Market Rose, widow of Daniel, 103 Beaver Rosecrance, Abraham I)., furrier, 11 Liberty Roseboom, Jacob, tinsmith, 52 s. Pearl Roseboom, John H., tinsmith, 28 Green Roser, Richard, mason, 596 s. Market Roser, Richard jr., 596 s. Market Rosevelt, widow Susan, Alexander Rosier, Jonas, leather dresser, 43 Lumber Ross, Alexander, laborer, Spring near Lark Ross, William, H., lumber merchant, 53 Pier Ross, George, laborer '!74 s. Pearl Roth, Volkert, bar kei ^r. at Eagle Tavern Rounds, Charles, carpenter, 65 Orange Rousseau, Abraham, machinist, 4 Daniels Rourkc, Michael, la' .r. r, 10 Colonie Rowe, Leonard, caip.-r ; r, 82 Heaver Rowe, widow Siisa:; ;" I'daiden lane Row & Knowlton, (HI on Row and George W. Knovvl- ton,) rectifiers 560 *. Market Rowbottam, Robert, wagon maker and blacksmith- 210 a. Pearl Rowlands, Henry, 50 Ferry Rowley, Levi, gardner, 196 Fox Rowlson, Jefferson, painter, 51 Ferry Roy, Charles, carpenter, 59 n. Lansing Roy, Alexander, type founder, Wendell Ruby, George W., botanic physician, 125 n. Market Ruby, Robert, constable, 26 Fox ALBANY DIRECTORY. 179 Ruby, widow of Christopher, 125 n. Market Ruby, Betsey, 24 Van Schaick, Rudes, Jason, inspector of pot and pearl ashes, office 57 Dean, house 43 Van Schaick Rull, N, blacksmith, Lydius continued Rusk, Mrs. Mindwell, widow of Robert, tailoress, 228 n. Market Russ, Adam, measurer and weigher, 30 Chapel Russ, James bookbinder, 30 Chapel Russell, T. & J., office 70 State Russell, Thomas, (T. & J. RJ 3 Montgomery Russell, Joseph, (T. & J. R.) 5 Montgomery Russells 8s Vernor, (Robert C. Russell, George Rus sell and John T. Vernor,) dealers in paints, oils and dye woods, 72 State Russell, George, (R. & V.) boards at Temperance House Russell, Robert C, (R. & V.) boards at S. Cogswell's Russell, Joseph, 205 State Russell, Andrew, currier, 44 Ferry Russell, Molcomson, laborer, 36 Rensselaer Russell, Elihu, dealer in paints and oils, 302 n. Mark et, house 55 Columbia Russell, Samuel, 191 State, Russell, Hubbard, mason, 289 Washington Russell, Jubal, carpenter, 13 Bass Russell, , 247 Washington Russell, , 37 Steuben Russeli, Mrs., 58 Washington Ryan Thomas, shoemaker, 36 n. Pearl Ryan, Michael, blacksmith, 154 ». Pearl Ryan, William, mason, 65 Maiden lane Ryan, John,mason, 43 Van Schaick Ryan, Thomas, laborer, 49 Westerlo Ryan, Cornelius, laborer, basement 37 Fox Ryan, Patrick, laborer, 20 Division Ryckman, Gerrit W., (F. & R.) 86 Lydius Ryckman, Wilhelmus, 15 Liberty Ryckman, Albert, 15 Liberty Ryckman, widow Lydia, 15 Liberty Ryno, John V., blacksmith, 228 n. Market .. 180 ALBANY DIRECTORY. S. Sabin, Ira A., teamster, rear 43 n. Market Sacia, widow Jane, 160 Washington Safford, N., Temperance House, 280 n. Market SAINT MARY'S CHURCH, cor. Pine and Chapel SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH, Ferry near Dallius SAINT PETER'S CHURCH, State cor. of Lodge Salisbury, Herman, laborer, 316 Washington Salisbury, Henry, inspector of lumber, 571 *. Market Salisbury, Nelson, grocer, 65 Pier, res. 571 *. Market Salisbury, Benajah T., carpenter, 57l *. Market Salisbury, William, ship carpenter, 571 a. Market Salisbury, Jonathan, laborer, rear 318 Sch'y turnpike Salisbury, James, laborer, 79 a. Pearl Salt, Samuel, wheelwright, s. Pearl, near rail road Salter, John S. 8s Co., (John S. Salter and John H. Trumbull) dealers in dry goods, 3 Green Salter, John S., (J. S. S. 8s Co.) res. at Mrs. Lockwoods Salmon, Walter, laborer, 7 Bass Sammons, Michael, laborer, 138 s. Pearl Sammons, James, rear 30 Howard Samson, William, carpenter, Western turnpike Sampson, Robert, laborer, 148 n. Market Sands & Shaw, (Robert A. Sands and Abraham B. Shaw) dealers in drugs and medicines, 46 State Sands, Robert A, (S. & S.) 146 n. Market Sanford, Nathan, 7 Capitol Park Sanford, Giles, lumber merchant, 62 Water Sanford, Elihu, 50 Chapel Sanford, widow, 69 Eagle Sanford, E., widow of Stephen, b'g house, 32 Hamilton Sanford, George, silver plater, 32 Hamilton SANS SOUCI GARDEN, 62 and 64 *. Pearl • Sargent, Parker, 93 Colonie Sarrigan, Patrick,, blacksmith, 8 Malcom Satterlee, James A., clerk in Canal Collector's office, boards at Columbian and National Hotel Satterlee, Edward R., merchant, 61 State, h.13 Steuben Savage, John, ch'fjustice supreme c't, 149 Washington Savage, James, Clinton line, 54 Quay, b. 35 Green Sayle, Charles, shoemaker, 268 *. Pearl ALBANY DIRECTORY. 181 Sayles, George M., (H. N. & Co.) bds. at Mrs. Ball's Sawyer, Abraham, 52 Montgomery Sawyer, S., physician, office 36 s. Pearl Sayers, Edward, gardener, Lydius continued Scantlebury, Samuel, brewer, 198 n. Market Schermerhorn, Henry, tailor, 79 Bass Schermerhorn, Jacob, laborer, Spring near Lark Schermerhorn, Edward A., silver plater, 30 Division Schermerhorn, John V. R., office 70 Quay, r. City Hotel Schermerhorn, Thomaa, 94 Orange Scharmerhorn, widow, Ten Broeek Schoolcraft, John L., (C: & S.) res. City Hotel Schoolcraft, Mrs., boarding house, 66 Hudson Schoonmaker, John, grocer, n. Market cor. Orange Schoon, widow Eve, rear 28 Pine Schuyler, Stephen P., merchant, 271 n. Market Schuyler, Lawrence L., 17 Dallius Schuyler, Richard, 252 s. Pearl Schuyler, Samuel, skipper, 250 s. Pearl Schuyler, Thomaa, 103 Hamilton Schwarzenbach, Jacob, painter and glazier and board ing house, 29 Green Schell, John, 29 Van Schaick Schwartz, Lewis, boarding house & grocery 116 Pier Scollard, James D. 49 Washington Scott, Marshall, boards at 4 William Scott, Stephen, morocco dresser, 511 s. Market Scott, Jacob, shoemaker, 170 s. Pearl Scott, Ransom, cartman, 48 Herkimer Scott, M. B., agent Utica line, 104 Pier, res. Colum bian and National Hotel Scott, George, bookkeeper, 31 Maiden lane Scott, Matthew, cartman, 48 Herkimer Scott, John, laborer, 70 Lumber Scott, Uri, fruit merchant, boards at Mills & Newman's Scott, Charles, cabinet maker, boards at A. Preston's Scott, John, saddler, 76 n. Pearl Scott, James, laborer, 248 ». Pearl Scott, John, grocer, 162 s. Pearl Scott, widow Mary, 51 Van Schaick Scoby, William, clothing store, 88 Quay, res. *" * ~" T* ilton N 182 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Scovell, Hezekiah, merchant, 282 a. Pearl Scovell, Jonah, 21 Hamilton Scovell, N. & C, merchants, 69 Quay Scovell, Nelson, (N. & C. S.,) guager, 69 Quay, b. 38 Liberty Scovell, Jared, grocer, 63 Fox Scovell Brigham, 57 Church Scovil, Oliver, at Temperance Recorder office, boards at 126 State Scrantom, H., teller Commer'l B'k, at Bement's Hotel Sealy, John, 179 n. Market Sealy, John, grocer, 180 n. Market Seely, Isaac, shoemaker, 28 Patroon Seaman, James F., carpenter, 20 Fox Seabury, widow, 599 s. Market Sears, Charles, boarding house, 38 Union Sears, widow Fanny O, boarding house, 412*. Market SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE, State Hall Seger, Frederick, printer, cor. of State and Capitol Seger, Francis, clerk of Assembly, at Congress Hall Seger, John, glass cutter, 17 Van Schaick Segur, Andrew, 53 n. Lansing Selby, Thomas, mason, Spring near Lark Selby, widow Mary, Spring near Lark Selfridge, , cor. State and Capitol Selkirk, Francis N., physician, 56 *. Pearl Selkirk, Alexander, coach painter, 65 Hamilton Server, Robert, shoemaker, 63 Colonie Serviss, William, (S. & H.,) res. Mrs. Mahan's Serviss & Hotaling, (William Serviss and William Ho- taling,) grocers, 56 Quay Serviss, Thomas, moulder, 12 Willett Seymour, Wood & Co., (R. Seymour, D. Wood and E. A. Seymour,) dealers in hides, oils and leather, 6 State Seymour, Robert, (S., W. & Co.,) 92 Lydius Seymour, E. A, (S., W. & Co.,) 92 Lydius Seymour, W. & T., plain and fancy bookbinders, State Seymour, William, (W. & T. S.,) collector of customs, 107 Columbia Seymour, Timothy, (W. & T. 8.,) 28 Fox ALBANY DIRECTORY. 183 Seymour, Isaac, clerk in Canal Bank, r. Adelphi Hotel Seymour, Robert, laborer, 2 Middle lane Seymour, Mrs. C, widow of William, 92 Lydius Shadrack, David, 24 Fox Shain, Michael, laborer, 14 n. Pearl Shankland, P. V., chamberlain, office City Hall, res. 68 Hudson Sharp, Jacob, accountant, 2 Jay Sharp, James, laborer, rear 22 Pine J Sharp, \bsalom M., grocer, 111 Beaver Sharp, Abraham, 104 Washington Sharp, David, cartman, 1 Capitol Sharp, Peter G., carpenter, cor. William and Lydius Sharp, Jonathan, 314 Washington Sharp, Charles, cabinet maker, 60 Rensselaer Sharp, widow, 52 Van Schaick Shartley, Richard, rear 22 Pine Sharts, John, dealer in groceries and provisions, cor. Hamilton and Union, house 29 Union Shaver, Charles I., laborer, 29 Lumber Shaw, Samuel, bookbinder, 52 Hudson Shaw, Milo, blacksmith, 134 Lydius Shaw, Napoleon B., blacksmith, shop 119 n. Market, house 55 Colonie Shaw, L. & D D., ship chandlers, 16 Hudson Shaw, Daniel D., (L. & D. D. S.) 75 Lumber Shaw, Leonard, (L. & D. D. S.) 71 n. Market Shaw, Guy, blacksmith, 93 Green, house 62 Union Shaw, Henry, teamster, 117 n. Market Shaw, John F, (C. & S.) 102 Quay Shaw, Samuel, physician, house and office 65 Lydius Shaw, Daniel, deck hand on Swiftsure, 594 ». Market Shaw, Hiram, 42 Beaver Shaw, Abraham B., (S. & S.) boards at Adelphi Hotel Shaw, Lewton, blacksmith, 124 Lydius Shaw, widow of Jonathan, 20 Bass Shaw, widow of John, 71 n. Market Shaw, widow Mary, 38 n. Lansing Shay, John, laborer, 70 Lumber Shay, John, laborer, 114 Fox Shear, Christian H., 29 Fayette Shearer, Merrick, stage driver, 12 Rose alley 184 ALBANY DIRECTORY. . Sheehan, Andrew, laborer, 25 Malcom Sheldon, Gaylor, (S\ S. & Co.)76 Lydius Sheldon, Smith, (S., S. 8s Co.) res. Temperance House Sheldon, Slingerland & Co., (Gaylor Sheldon, Augus tus M. Slingerland and Smith Sheldon,) dealers in dry goods, 376*. Market Sheldon, Matthew, 48 Van Schaick Shell, John, lamplighter, 29 Van Schaick Shell, widow Eliza, 47 Union Shelly, Thomas, blacksmith, rear 282 *. Pearl Shelly, William, furnaceman, 44 John Shephard, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 31 Hamilton Shepherd, W. S. (W. S. S. & Co.) 220 n. Markec Shepherd, W. S. & Co. (W. S. Shepherd and James Kidd,) merchants, 337n. Market Shepherd, Robert, office 16 Hudson, house 220 «. Market Shepherd, Alfred D., miller, n. Market, near Patroon's Mansion Shepherd, Thomas T., tailor, rear 79 s. Pearl Shepherd, John, shoemaker, 9 Dallius Shepherd, Charles, frtiit store, 290 n. Market Shepherd, Thomas, silver plater, over 3 and 5 Church Shepherd, Mrs. Catharine, 30 Lodge Shepherd, widow Phebe, 92 s. Pearl Sherdon, Henry, laborer, 115 Pleasant Sheridan, John, laborer, rear 20 Pine SHERIFF'S OFFICE, NO. 8 City Hall; Albert Gallup, sheriff, res. 54 Washington; Daniel P. Marshall under sheriff, res. 23 Westerlo ; Gerrit Hogan. deputy sheriff and jailer, at the Jail; Isaac O. Da vis, deputy sheriff, office 74, res. 207 State Sherin, John, 16 Union Sherman J. 8s Co., (Josiah J. Sherman and Galen Bat chellor,) merchants, 18 State Sherman, Josiah J. (J. S. 8e Co.,) 81 Hamilton Sherman, widow, Elk near Swan Sherman, Miss Clara, teacher, 61 Lumber Sherman, Hannah, widow of Josiah, 81 Hamilton Sherman, widow Catharine, 11 Fox Sherwood, Stephen A., skipper, 11 Dallius ALBANY DIRECTORY. 185 Sherwood, Lemuel, hatter, 248 n. Market Sherwood, Joseph, segar maker, 101 ». Market Sherwood, Thomas J., tobacconist, 79 Columbia Sherwood, John, segar maker, 101 n. Market Shields, Daniel, innkeeper, 92 and 94 Washington Shields, Adam, 22 Van Schaick Shields, Adam jr., tobacconist, 58 Van Schaick Shields, Henry, grocer, 27 Lodge Shiffer, William H., currier, 48 Ferry Shiffer, John C, coach trimmer, 48 Ferry Shiffer, widow Mary, 48 Ferry Shilito, William, waiter, 6 Rose Alley Shimper, widow Margaret, 22 Fox Shinin, John, laborer, rear 50 Ferry Shires, William, coppersmith, 18 Beaver Shires, Mrs. Jane, rear 105 Beaver Shirley, Mrs., rear 163*. Pearl Shoemaker, Jacob, grocer, cor. Orange and Water, house 45 n. Lansing Shoemaker, Godfrey, 45 n. Lansing Shoemaker, Mrs. O, 45 n. Lansing Shock, John, mason, 16 Wilson Shook, George, blacksmith, 60 Liberty Shonts, John, laborer, north side canal basin Shope, William C, printer, at Evening Journal Office Shufeldt, Gerrit G., rectifier of whiskey, 28 Dean, bds at Hudson Street Hotel Shutter, John, laborer, rear 128 State Shutter, Abraham, laborer, Schenectady turnpike Sibley, Isaac, carpenter, rear 128 Lydius Sickman, widow of Thomas, 26 Fox Sickles, Alexander, rope maker, 37 n. Market Sickles, James, grocer, 24 Quay Sickles, Daniel, grocer, 10 Columbia Sickles, William, rope maker, 19 Van Woert Sickles, John, fisherman, First, Arbor Hill Sickles, Abraham, deputy U. S. marshal and constable, 2 Jay Sickles, widow Sally, 9 Columbia Sickles, Mary, widow of Stephen, 11 Van Tromp Signa, John, grocer, 271 s. Pearl Silsby, Thomas, (M. &. S.) victualler, 60 Union N2 186 ALRANY DIRECTORY. Silliman, Levi, (R. & S.) 128 Beaver Simonton, widow, 19 Dallius Simmons, Isaiah Thomas, printer, 134 Lydius Simmons, Daniel, American edge tool warehouse, IS Green Simmons, John, laborer, 50 Ferry Simmons, Erastus, 75 Beaver Simonds, John, grocer, 1£7 n. Market Simonds, William, laborer, 301 n. Market Simonds, William, rope maker, 13 Lumber Simonds, John H., segar maker, 106 n. Market Simpson, John S., boards at Washington Hall. Simpson, William, jr., laborer, 38 n. Lansing Simpson, William, laborer, 38 «. Lansing Simpson, Fortune, 63 Van Schaick Sim, Francis, blacksmith, 26 Orange, h. 70 Fox Sinclair, Samuel, brewer, 563 s. Market Sinclair, James, brewer, 559 s. Market Sinclair, Mary, 72 Maiden lane Sipple, John, carpenter, 48 Fox Sissons, Job, baker, 21 Washington SISTERS OF CHARITY, 14 Lodge Siver, William, teamster, rear 199 Washington Skelly, William, grocer, 522 s. Market Skerritt, Charles, at Mrs. G. W. Mancius's Skerritt, Margaret, 234 Washington Skerritt, widow Mary, 46 Beaver Skillicorn, Thomas, shoemaker, 227 Washington Skinkle, John, laborer, rear 282 s. Pearl Skinner, Hezekiah, (W. & S.) Franklin Hous? Skinner, Charles, (W. & S.) Franklin House Skinner, Elisha W. (W. & S.)7 Montgomery Skinner, N. S., boarding house, 268 n. Marke Skinner, John, laborer, 195 First, Arbor Hill Skinner, Charles, cartman, 58 Church Slack, Granville, merchant, 72 Quay, h. 97 Lydius- Slack, J. & R. F., merchants, 76 and 77Quav Slack, Robert F., (J: & R. F. S.) 263 n. Marke*. Slack, John, 81 Lydius Slade, Chauncey B., carpenter, 75 Beaver Slader, Henry, furrier, 41 Lumber Slain, Daniel, laborer, 33 Quay ALBANY DIRECTORY. 187 Slason, Edward B., saddle, harness, and trunk maker, 90 State, house 102 Green Slattery, John, laborer, 14 n. Pearl Slattery, Michael, laborer, 69 Maiden lane Slauson, Rufus L. teamster, 186 s. Pearl Slawson Sillick, shoemaker, 26 Union Slawson, Jonathan, 123 Lydius Slawson, John, shoemaker, 77 Lawrence Sleavan, John, laborer, 20 Quay Slingerland, Douw B., 74 Lydius Slingerland, AugustusM., (S., S. & Co.,)74 Lydius Slingerland, William J., (P. H. O & Co.) 74 Lydius Sloan, widow Margaret, 112 Fox Small, James, shoemaker, 148 *. Market Smiley Patience, 67 Orange Smith, Owen, laborer, 48 Malcom Smith, William A., lottery office, 28 Washington, h. 32 Fayette Smith, John, builder, shop 14 Dean, house 34 Hudson Smith, William, (S. & S.) 87 Hamilton Smith, William, engineer, 9 Clinton Smith, William, blacksmith, 36 Montgomery Smith, John, 37 Steuben Smith, Elias, mason, 10 Capitol Smith, Charles H., grocer, 28 Washington Smith, John, laborer, 141 n. Market Smith, James, grocery and provision store, 96 n. Mar ket Smith & Strong, (Richard Marvin, William Smith and Anthony M. Strong) wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods, 421 and 423 *. Market Smith, Caleb, shoemaker, 43 Washington Smith, John S., boards at Temperance House Smith, James, miller, rear 245 Washington Smith Brian, laborer, 79 Orange Smith, Simeon D. A., at Argus Recess, 370 *. Mar ket Smith, William, harness maker and trimmer, 27: Church, boards at Eagle Street Hotel Smith, Lucas, stage agent, boards at 7 Bass Smith, Patrick, teamster, rear 83 s. Pearl Smith, Joseph, blacksmith, 24 Van Zandt 188 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Smith Thomas, tailor, 5 Lydius Smith, Archibald, blacksmith, 17 Church Smith, Henry B., earpenter, 30 Van Woert Smith, John, lace store, 420 *. Market Smith, Thomas, boarding house, 54 Washington Smith, Peter, coppersmith, 16 Beaver Smith, William, grocer, 41 Green Smith, John G., cartman, 16 Van Zandt Smith, Charles, pastor St. Mary's Church, residence 46 Chapel Smith, Israel, (S. & P.,) 204 n. Market Smith, Benjamin, grocer, 84 Quay Smith, Benjamin F., carpenter, 81 Malcom Smith, Jeremiah, 77 Washington, house 52 Fayette Smith, Jeremiah, jr., merchant, 75 Washington, house 49 Fayette Smith, Rev. Nathaniel, 260 Washington Smith, Ralph, innkeeper, 72 Washington Smith, Alexander, nailer, 332 State Smith, Asa, 56 Church Smith, Thomas, cabinet maker, cor. Church and Ferry Smith & Porter, (Israel Smith and Frederick Porter) dealers in paints, oils, and dye woods, 394 *. Mar ket Smith, Charlea, laborer, 218 s. Pearl Smith, John, 8 Chapel Smullen, Edward, laborer, 28 Fox Smyth, Charles, Western line, office 63 Quay, house 37 Beaver Smyth & Butts, (Charles T. Smyth and Rufus Butts) grocers, 40 Quay Smyth, Charles T., ( S. & B.) 35 Hamilton Snaith, Robert, blacksmith, 26 Fox Snell, William, shoemaker, 43 Washington Snouck, Daniel, capenter, 220 Washington Snyder, Peter, carpenter, Nucella Snyder, Peter, 31 Hamilton Snyder, John, blacksmith, 111 Pleasant Snyder, widow, 115 n. Market Somers, Henry, furnaceman, 332 State Sorrigan, Solomon, blacksmith, 80 Malcom Soule, Isaac, carpenter, 60 Rensselaer ALBANY DIRECTORY. 180 Soulden, William, 23 Ferry Southwick, Solomon, 7 n. Pearl Southwick, Solomon jr., printer, 7 n. Pearl Southwick, William, 72 Maiden lane Southwick, Henry C, hatter, 50 Ljjierty Southwick, Henry C, clerk at Thwrjjs and Sprague'*,. res. 7 n. Pearl '.^-r Southwick, William jr., book binderV'72 Maiden lauc Southwick, John B.,' attorney and counsellor, 7 n. Pearl Southwick, Solomon W., wine and tea store, 310 n. Market, house 193 n. Market Southwick, Arthur C, 7 n. Pearl Southwick, Mrs. Hannah, 72 Maiden lane Southerland, Alexander, carpenter, west end of Van Woert Sparkhawk, Daniel, (E. C. & Co.) boards at Bement's Hotel Spelman, J. B., comb and dry goods store, 367 s. Mar ket, house 23 Steuben Spencer, Ambrose, 111 Washington Spencer, Austin, rectifier and liquor store 6 Hudson, h.o"$o 6S Eao-Ie Spencer, Henry, 69 s. Lansing Spencer, James, leather and shoe store, 62 ». Pearl. house 46 Lydius Spencer, llosea P., carpenter, 53 Union Spencer, William, attorney and counsellor, office Law Buildings, res. fcO Division Spencer, Martin, cartman, 559 *. Market Spencer, James C, coach trimmer, 59 Division Spencer, Peter, porter, at Fort Orange Hotel Spencer, widow of John, 60 Division Spencer, widow of Dennis, 15 Church Spencer, Miss Hannah, seamstress, 13 Liberty Spencer, Prince, coachman, 45 Steuben Spiers, Henry, 61 Lawrence Sprague, William B., pastor of 2d Presbyterian Cburch house 58 Chapel Sprat, Horatio, carpenter, 553 s. Market Springsteen, John, waiter, Temperance House Springateel, John, laborer, 74 Franklin 190 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Sprinateel, John jr., 28 Chapel Sprinks, James, glover, 110 State, res. 22 Van Schau Squires, Mrs. Elizabeth, rear 37 Liberty Staats, Isaac W., & Sou, (Isaac W. and William H. Staats) dealers in dry goods, 315 n. Market Staats, Isaac W., (I. W. S. & Son) 42 Middle lane Staats, William H., (I. W. S. & Son) 42 Middle lane Staats, John B., attorney, boards at Bement's Hotel Stauts Barent P., physician, 72 Hudson Staats Peter P., physician, 89 Church Staats, John L., 584 *. Market Staats, William N., constable, 138 *. Pearl Staats, William I., hat ware house, corner Green uod Beaver Staats, Abraham P., Union Hotel, village of Green bush StaatB, widow, 66 Orange Stackhouse, Hugh, butcher, 120 Washington Stackpole, John, cartman, 72 Green Stafford, Spencer, 100 Lydius Stafford, Richard, shoemaker, 61 Fox Stafford, Hallenbake, 41 n. Pearl Stansell, widow, Third continued, Arbor Hill Standish, Zachariah, coach and globe maker, 226 Washington Stanton, G. W. & Son, merchants, cor. State & Quay Stanton, George W., (G. W. S. & Son,) 105 State' Stanton, James, carpenter, 19 Malcom Stanton, widow, 55 Howard Stanwix, George, jr, brickmaker, 207*. Pearl Stanwix, George, 207 *. Pearl Staples, Mrs. Catharine, rear 43 Van Schaick Starks, A. W., New-England Tavern, 491 *. Market Starr, Richard, type founder, 62 s. Pearl, h. 43 Division Starr, Orrin C, 7 Swan Starrill, James F., 217 n. Market STATE HALL, cor. State and Lodge STATE ARSENAL, 60 n. Market Stead, William, clothing store, 466 a. Market Steele, Oliver, book and stationery store 403 and 405 a. Market, bindery 45 Dean, h. 82 Lydius Steele, Levi, hair dresser, 329 n. Market, h. 27 Division ALBANY DIRECTORY. 191 Steele, Lemuel, paper hanging ware house 419 *. Market, house 80 Lydius Steele & Warren, (Roswell Steele and George War ren, ) hardware, cutlery & saddlery, 358 s. Market Steele, Roswell, (S. & W.) 58 Westerlo Steele, Lemuel L., brush manufacturer, 419 *. Market, res. 27 Division Steele, Samuel, teacher, 29 Lodge Steele, William, laborer, 26 Franklin Steele, Mary, widow of Daniel, 82 Green Sternberg, Jacob, attorney, 2 Beaver, res. 59 *. Pearl Sternberg, widow of Jacob F., 59 ». Pearl Sterrett, Henry, carpenter, 63 Orchard Stevens, George*M., turner, 30 Steuben, h. 296 State Stevens, Harvey, 14 Bass Stevens, Michael, laborer- !3 Middle lane Stevens, Samuel, attorney and counsellor, office 322 n. Market, boards at City Hotel Stevens, John, shoemaker, 101 Green Stevens, Enoch J., 53 Hudson Stevena, Henry, hair dresser, 1 Church Stevenson, James, when in city, 1 Elk Stevenson, Francis, laborer, 217 Washington Stevenson, John jr., whitesmith, 33 Division Stewart, Thomas, shoemaker, 6 Rose Stewart, Henry J., carpenter, 15 Swan Stewart, William Henry, laborer, 6 Malcom Stewart, William H., professor of music, 81 n. Pearl Stewart, Isabella, boarding house, 2 Plain Stewart, Mrs. Ann, SI n. Pearl Stewart, widow of Lachlan, bakery 23 Division, house 29 Beaver Stewart, widow Ann, 110 n. Market Stewart, widow Jane, 55 Howard Stewart, John G., hair dresser, 14 Washington Stewart, William, hair dresser, 461 s. Market Stiles, John, physician, 71 s. Pearl, house 74 Division Stiles, Samuel, shoemaker, 21, house 343 Washington Stiles, Isaac, shoeshop, 19 Washington Stiles, widow Cornelia, 58 n. Lansing Stilwell, William, 47 Colonie Stilwell, John W., at Jeremiah P. Jewell's 192 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Stimon, Frederick, Cherry, near Franklin Stiles, Randolph, coach trimmer, 39 Church Stokes, Frederick Jeffrey, chandler, 59 Church Stone, Henry D., printer, 26 Beaver, r. at M. Artcher's "Stone, Jesse, grocer, 44 Washington, h. 74 s. Pearl Stone, John Augustus, boards at American Hotel Stone, Alfred, saddle and harness maker,43 Columbia Story, William, bellows maker, 23 Pine Stott, Thomas, carpenter, 79 Bass Stott, John, carpenter, 79 Bass Stowits, Jacob J., coach trimmer, 73 Church Straghn, William, laborer, 43 Johnson Strain, John F., shoemaker, Ten Broeek Strain, Joseph, soap and candle manufacturer, 61 Church, house 65 cor. of Herkimer Strain, James, pavior, 81 Orange Strain, William, laborer* Ten Broeek Strain, widow Mary, 29 Herkimer Stratton, John, pastor of 1st Methodist Church, res 56 Division Straw, James N., 27 Van Woert STREET COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, City Hall Streeter Christopher, carpenter, 15 Swan Streeter, Samuel, blacksmith, 186 State Strong, Jeremiah H., 46 Eagle Strong, Sobert, 23 Dallius Sirong, Joseph, accountant, 56 Chapel Strong, Anthony M., (S. & S.) 23 Dallius Strong Michael, pavior, 32 Patroon Strong, Eri, combmaker, 49 Fayette Sugden, widow, 70 Liberty Sullivan, Thomas, wheelwright, rear Malcom Sullivan, widow of Henry, 8 Rose Surnburger, Mrs. Sarah, 207 State SUPREME COURT CLERK'S OFFICE, Strfle Hall SURROGATE OFFICE, City Hall SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, State Hall Sutherland, Jacob, justice supreme c't, 115 Washington Swan, * amuel, butcher, 43 n. Market Swan, Isaac, spruce beer manufactory, 60 Church Swan, widow of John, boarding house, 42 Liberty Swan, Freeman, cook, basement 5 Van Schaick ALBANY DIRECTORY. 103 Swain, Robert, draper and tailor, 9 Beaver, h. 9 Daniels Swart, Cornelius L., accountant, 317 Sch'y turnpike Swarts, Nicholas, rear 232 *. Pearl Sweatman, Daniel, The Lunch, Watson's Arcade, 323 n. Market Sweet, Nelson, victualling cellar, 64 Washington Sweet, Anthony, carpenter, 136 ». Pearl SWIFTSURE LINE, Daniel Peck agent, Pier ft of State Swift, Hugtr, laborer, 27 Clinton Swift, Edward, laborer, 27 Clinton Sykes Vanderzee, Gertrude, 74 Division Vanderzee, Margaret, nurse, 36 Liberty Vandeusen, Stewart, rope maker, 76 Lawrence Vandeusen, James, shoemaker, 55 Fox Vandeusen, Henry, rear 252 Washington Vandeusen, Samuel, 147 Lumber, Arbor Hill Vandeusen, Cornelius, 166 ». Market Vandeusen, Simon, brass founder, 37 n. Lansing Van Epps, H. V. D , attorney, office 35 State Van Epps, Bernard, livery stable, 41 Division Vandervoort, Dean, 71 Maiden lane Van Hagen, Jehoiakim, carpenter, shop 91 Green h. 1$ Westerlo Van Hagen, Peter, carpenter 23 Van Schaick Van Hoesen, Hetty, 125 Lydius Van Hoesen Sarah, 20 Jackson Van Horn, Fredus, innkeeper, 122 Pier Van Ingen, James, 66 Stato Van Ingen, Philip S., notary public, 56 Stato Van Ingen, H. S., teller in Bank of Albany, 70 Ferry Van Ingen, William Henry, 13 Lumber Van Keuren, widow of John, grocer; 27 Yari §chaicfc Van Loon, Peter, 42 Lydius Van Loon, Barent, 86 Washington Van Loon, Isaac, laborer, basement 57 Fox Van Ness, Jacob, carpenter, 77 Orange Van Ness, John, shoemaker, h. 17 Patroon, s. 28Unioi. Van Ness, John, jr., grocer, 123 n. Market Van Olinda, Peter, physician, 60 Hamilton cor. Green Van Olinda, Henry, physician, 60 Hamilton c. Green Van Orstrand, Charles, mester tow boat, I Dallius Van Orstrand, Charles, jr., printer 1 Dallius Van Patten, Philip C, carpenter 150 Lydius Van Pelt, Alexandor, wheelwright, 99 Green Van Rensselaer, Solomon, post master, 320 n. Market Van Rensselaer, John S., attorney and counsellor, 169 State Van Rensselaer, Killian K., 112 State Van Rensselaer, Richard, secretary of Firemen's Insu rance Company, 44 Stato, h. 10 Dean Van Rensselaer, Cornelius G., attorney and counsellor, res. 50 n. Pearl 2Q2 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Van Rensselaer, Rensselaer, clerk in post office, 320 n. Market. Van Rensselaer, Stephen, mansion, head of». Market Van Rensselaer, Stephen jr., 38 n. Market Van Rensselaer, Bernard S., surveyor general's clerk, office State Hall, res 112 State Van Rensselaer, Philip S., 87 State Van Rensselaer, Philip S., attorney, 73 Westerlo Van Rensselaer, Philip, clerk, 19 Dallius Van Rensselaer, William P., attorney and counsellor, 70 State Von Rensselaer, Cornelius, 135 Washington Van Rensselaer, widow of Philip S., 87 State Van Rensselaer, Clara, 171 Green Van Santvoord, Anthsny, 209 n. Market Van Santvoord, Miss Cornelia, dress maker, 28 Van Schaick Van Santvoord, Henry, tobacconist, 8 Van Woert Van Schaick, J. B. & Co., (John B. Van Schaick. Robert Martin, and Simeon De Witt Bloodgood,) proprietors Albany Daily Advertiser, 93 n. Pearl Van Schaick, John B., (J B. V. S. & Co.,) 45 n. Pearl Van Schatclc, Tobias, 2Wn. Market ; Van Schaick, Margaret, 45 n. Pearl Van Schaick, Wilmina, 13 Van Tromp Van Schaack, Stephen, variety store 382*. Market Van Schaack, John, leather store, Dean, h. 42 Union Van Schaack, Levinus, carpenter, boards 81 *. Pearl Van Schaack, widow Margaret, 12*. Lansing Van Schelluyne, widow of Derick, at G. Wynkoop'* Van Schoonhoven, John C, (V. S. & R.,) 49 n. Market Van Schoonhoven, John, (V. S. & E.,) 75 n. Market Yan Schoonhoven & Egberts, (John Van Schoonho ven and Cornelius Egberts,) merchants, 277 n. Market Van Schoonhoven, widow of Cornelius, 49 n. Market Van Schoonhoven & Rawls, (John C. Van Schoonho ven and Henry Rawls,) Medicine Store, 57 State Van Slyck, widow, 97 Washington Yan Slyck, Francia, 257 ». Pearl Van Steenbergh, James, grocer, 81, house 83 *. Pearl Tan Steenbergh, Jonas, carpenter, 106 Herkimer ALBANY DIRECTORY. 293 Van Steenbergh, widow of John B., 39 Maiden lane Van Volkenbergh, John, (H. A. B. & Co./) 22 n. Ferry Van Volkenbergh, Daniel, silver plater, 30 Division Van Volkenbergh, widow of Rynier, li Van Woert Van Volkenbergh, Mary, widow of John, 16 Van Woert Van Volkenbergh, Eli, grocer, Canal Basin, house 16 Van Woert Van Valkenbergh, John L., currier, 20 Liberty Van Vechten, Abraham, attorney and counsellor, office and house 222 n. Market Van Vechten, Jacob T. B., attorney and counsellor, office 222 n. Market, h. 45 Montgomery Van Vechten, Teunis, attorney, and counsellor, office 41 State, h. 15 Montgomery Van Vechten, Gerrit W., accountant, 21 Fayette Van Vechten, Samuel, dealer in lumber, 25 Lumber Van Voast, Albert, (B. 8s V. V.,) carpenter, 48 Ho wad Van Voast, John S., blacksmith, Spring near Lark Van Vranken, Andrew, 61 Malcom Van Vranken, David, 266 s. Pearl Van Waggoner, John P., tailor, 26 Van Schaick Van Wie, Isaac, mason, 111 Hamilton Van Wie, Gerrit W., 139 Lumber, Arbor Hill Van Wie, Benjamin, 21 Faystte Van Wie, Peter, boards at 78 Hudson Van Wie, John, carpenter, 35 Malcom Van Wie, Margaret, tailoress, 16 Store lane Van Wie, Rachel, 20 Daniels Van Wormer, Frederick, 14 Pine Van Wormer, P. 8s Co., dry goods and groceries, 15 Pine Vanyea, John, rear 232*. Pearl Van Zandt, John, 47 Hudson Van Zandt & Hanford, (Joseph R. Van Zandt and George Hanford,) merchants, 409 s. Market Van Zandt, Joseph R. (V. Z. & H.,) 407 s. Market Van Zandt, William I., 16 s. Pearl Van Zandt, William W., carpenter, 51 Montgomery Van Zandt, William, mason, 6 Union Van Zandt, Abraham, carpenter, 136 Lydius Van Zandt, Gerrit R., 41 Union 204 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Van'Zandt, John, painter, 122 Lydius Van Zandt, Sally, 76 Orange Van Zandt, Rebecca, 125 Lydius Varlen, Francis, furrier, Scovel's alley, rear a. Pearl Vaughan, Ebenezer, cartman, 31 a. Lansing Vaulk, Thomas, stone cutter, 77 *. Pearl Veazie, Henry, 555 *. Market Veeder, David, shoemaker, 81 Hudson Vedder, John P., harness maker, 60 ». Pearl Vedder, Sarah, 18 Malcom Veer, widow Lydia T, 21 Store Lane Ventross,, Thomas, carpenter, 7 Howard Vernor, John T, surveyor of the port, and of the house of Russells and Vernor, h. 25 Fayette Vernor, Betty, 61 William Vestibel, widow Jane, teacher, Schenectady turnpike Vickrage, Henry, mason, rear 83 *. Pearl Vickers, William, laborer, 84 Church Vickers, John, grocer, 257 ». Pearl Vickers, widow Ann, 7 Rose Virgil, Ebenezer, 66 Union Visscher, Gerrit, chair maker, 159 n. Market Visscher, John V. S., shoemaker, 133 n. Market Visscher, Gerrit H., shoemaker, 26 Pine Visscher, Harmin, 58 Orange Visscher, John, printer, 92 n. Pearl Visscher, widow of Teunis, 88 n. Market Visscher, Henry Fonda, shoemaker, 201 n. Market Visscher, Abraham, tailor, 201 n, Market Visscher, Catharine, 49 Columbia, Visscher, Miss, teacher, 92 n. Pearl Visscher, widow of Sebastian, 92 n. Pearl Viven, Peter A., combmaker, 54 Orchard Voorhees, William, boot and shoe store, 463 s. Mar ket Voorhees, Marcus T., accountant, 58 Howard Vorce, Joseph, botanic and steam physician, 9 Dal lius Vosburgh, Isaac W., (P. W. & V.,) 158 n. Market Vosburgh, William, saddler, 293 Schenectady turn pike Vosburgh, Cornelius, shoe store, 501, h. 503 t. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 205 Vosburgh, widow of Jacob, 19 Quackenbush Vosburgh, John, mason, 33 Orchard Vosburgh, Abraham 16 n. Market Vosburgh, William, mason, 158 n. Market Vosburgh, Gerrit, 26 Van Woert Vose, & Loring, (Elisha W. Vose and Thomas Lo- ring) turners in wood, iron and metals, 62 Herki mer Vose, Elisha W., (V. &L.) 62 Herkimer Vroman, Lawrence, laborer, rear 318 Schenectady turnpike w. Waddle, Samuel, grocer, 65 Colonie Waddle, John J., grocer, cor. of Green and Johnson Waddy, Samuel, blacksmith, 24 Fox Wadsworth, Frederick. O., painter, shop 17 Hudson, up stairs Wadsworth, widow Ellen, 133 Lydius Waid, James, laborer, 54 Liberty Wait, John, victualler, 18 Dove Wait, Thomas G., (H. & W.,) 31 Beaver Wait, George, 74 Liberty Wait, Mrs. Elizabeth, teacher, 74 Liberty Waldron, Cornelius A., receiver Rail Road, Maiden lane, opposite City Hall Waldron, Julia, widow of Henry, 21 Steuben Waldron, Jacob, laborer, 124 Lydius Walker, Willard, 64 Quay, h. 76 Division Walker, James, livery stable, 42 Division, house 67 Hamilton Walker, Ashbel, carpenter, 97 Beaver, Walker, William S, harness maker, 65 Orange Walker, John, furrier, 59 n. Lansing Walker, Francis O, at American Hotel Walker, Charles, laborer, 64 Johnson Walker, Frederick, (D. & W.) boards at Willard Walker's Walker, Samuel, carpenter, 11 Spring Walker, widow of Stephen, 52 Fayette Wall, Daniel, cartman, 30*. Lansing Wallace, O., grocer, cor. Chapel and Van Schaick P 206 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Wallace, Christopher, 14 Van Schaick Wallace, Moses, mason, 79 Bass Wallace, , cooper, 51 Fayette Wallace, Robert, 66 Green Wallis, Moses, laborer, 37 Van Schaick Walls, John, 54 Church Walsh, John S., (W., L. & J.) 152 State Walsh, Leonard & Jackson, (John S. Walsh, Herman Leonard and William Jackson,) hardware mer chants, 62 State Walsh, William, attorney, Elk, cor. of Eagle Walsh, James, Elk, cor. of Eagle Walter, Joseph, 26 Pine Wands, Charles R., inspector of weights and measures, 301 n. Market, h. 34 Maiden lane Wands, Burgess, painter, Steuben, cor. n. Market Wands, RobertS., teamster, 44 Washington Wands, Abraham H., mason, 15 Van Zandt Wands, Thomas O., printer, boards at Mrs. Courtney's Wands, Mrs., !J3 Orchard Want, John, laborer, rear 47 Fox Ward, John O, carpenter, Hudson, near Eagle Ward, Timothy, laborer, 1 Chapel Ward, Patrick, laborer, 1 Malcom Ward, Matthew, 41 Lumber Ward, Robert E., (M. & W.) 6 Jay Ward, Jacob, furnaceman, 17 Washington Ward, widow Sarah, 25 Lumber Waring, Thomas B., cartman and grocer, 22 De- Witt Warner, Owen, 15 Knox Warner, Azariah, blacksmith, 20 Daniels Warner, Elias, commissioner of deeds, office 310 *. Market, res. 140 n. Market Warren, George, (S. & W.) 71 Division Warren, Thompson M., stationary store, 57 Quay, res. Mrs. Watson's Warren, Clement, livery stable, 43 Middle lane Warren, James, grocer, 7 Maiden lane Washburn, Hir.im L., grocer, 68 Washington WASHINGTON HALL, 27 *. Pearl WASHINGTON LINE, office cor. ol State and Quay ALBANY DIRECTORY. 207 Wasson, John G., clerk of the justice's court, 207 State Wasson & Jewell, (James D. Wasson and Volkert D. Jewell) livery stable, Middle lane Wasson, James D., (W. & J.) 22 Fayette Wasson, William, 22 Fayette WatermaD, Isaac, shoemaker, 25 Orange Waterman, Jeremiah, merchant, 63 Washington Waterman, Robert, chairmaker, 5 Wilson Waterman, Robert, boot and shoe store, 401 *. Mar ket, house 63 *. Pearl Waterman, Mary, 83 Colonie Waters, widow Elizabeth, 273 n, Market Watkins, Rev. Nathaniel, pastor primitive methodist Church, 243 State Watson, Ebenezer, clerk in comptroller's office, res. 181 Washington Watson, George O, hair dresser and perfumer and city baths, 323 n. Market WATSON'S JITY BATHS, 323 n. M arket Watson, Stephen, sexton of St. Peter's Church, res. basement of Academy Watson, Asa, (L. & W.) 86 Columbia Watson, Joseph, cooper, 6 Maiden lane Watson, Samuel, carpenter, 30 Malcom Watson, Thomas, clothing store, 440 *. Market Watson, Lydia, boarding house, 21 Hudson Watts, C. H.- bds. at Columbian 2g National Hotel Watts, Charles, shoemaker, 35 Fox Watta, Horace, Ten Broeek Waugh, Thomas, runner, Pleasant Waugh, Elizabeth, 320 Schenectady turnpike Waycott, William, carpenter, 73 *. Pearl Wayne, William, teamster, 44 Washington Weaver, Henry, governor's messenger, res. in the Capitol, east side Weaver, Henry, laborer, 101 Washington Weaver, Nicholas, grocer, 3 n. Ferry Weaver, John, cartman, 51 Union Weaver, William, measurer and inspector of stone and wood, 9 Westerlo Weaver, Burroughs, cartman, 3 n. Ferry 208 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Webb, H. & C. & Co. (Henry L. Webb, Charles B Webb and Alfred Douglass,) importers of china, glass and earthenware, 51 State Webb, Charles B., (H. & C. W. & Co.) res, at Mrs Lockwood's n. Pearl Webb, George, laborer, rear 27 Van Woert Webb, Henry Yl, Knox, near State Webb, James, tailor, 539 s. Market Webb, Henry Y. jr., victualler, stall No. 19 Centre Market, res. Knox near State Webb, Harry B., carpenter, 9 Columbia Webster & Skinners, bookstore, printing office and bindery, cor. State and n. Pearl Webster Charles R., (W. & S.) 83 State Webster, Matthew II., attorney and counsellor, office 66 State, res. 83 State Webster, John, (G. C. & Co.,) 81 State Webster, William, mason, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Webster, Joseph H., livery stable, 15 Store lane, li 39 Bass Webster, Thomas, shoemaker, 54 /;. Pearl Webster, Chauncey, 107 Green Webster, Philo S., printer, 32 Fayette Webster, Alonzo, printer, 32 Fayette Webster, Joshua, grocer, 231 Washington Webster, James R., 39 Bass Webster, widow of George C, 32 Fayette Webster, widow of George, 81 State Wedsell, Jacob, millwright, 109 Beaver Weed, Smith, 32 Dove, cor. of Washington Weed, Thurlow, editor of the Evening Journal, h. 101 Green Weed, Samuel R., saddle and harness maker, 435 *• Market, res. 18 Beaver Weed, Grant, north side Canal basin, 21 Lawrence GEORGE W. WEED, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Fruit, &c 13 Beaver, bds at Mansion House. Weeks, widow Sarah, 225 Washington Welch, B. T., pastor Baptist Church, 52 Westerlo ALBANY bntEOTORY, i09 Welch, William, shoemaker, 47 *. Lansing Welch, James, instrument maker, 21 Store lane Welch, Thomas, laborer, 44 Rensselaer Welch, Patrick, laborer, 536 » Market Welch, Patrick, 34 Rensselaer Welch, James, weaver, 419 State Welch, Patrick, laborer, 141 n. Market Welsh, Samuel, 32 MalcOm Welsh, George W., superintendent Alms House, at Alms House Welsh, Samuel, 61 Colonie Welsh, widow Catharine, 65 William Weldon, John, furrier, 96 Schuyler Wellington, Jonas C, baker, 233 Washington Wells, Agur, leather and finding store 22 Hudson, h. 24 Liberty Wells, Hezekiah, boot and shoe store, 380 s. Market, house 9 Liberty Wells, Daniel A., grocer, 41 Van Schaick Wemple, James M., blacksmith, 51 Johnson Wemple, Evert L., black and white smith, 22 Westerlo Wemple, Peter J., carpenter, 152 Lydius Wemple, Fonda, couch maker, 221 s. Pearl Wendell, Peter, physician, office 31, h. 32 Columbia Wendell Harmen, physician, office 31, r. 33 Columbia Wendell, Philip, deputy clerk of supreme c't, 108 State Wendell, Harmanus O, 39 Columbia Wendell, John L., reporter supreme court, 125 State Wendell, Mrs. Catharine, 246 n. Market Wendell, Janet, 71 Maiden Lane Wentworth, Jacob, carpenter, 30 Howard Wescott, Amos S., eating house, 424 *. Market Wesley, James E., grocer, 195 Washington West, Joel, boarding house, 43 Water West, Rensselaer, miller, 65 n. Market ' West, George, rear 36 n. Pearl West, Eunice, 25 William West, Maria, widow of John, boarding house, 74 Eagle Westerlo, Rensselaer, 64 n. Pearl WESTERN TRANSPORTATION LINE, Charles Smyth, 68 Quay Western, George N., tailor, 45 Union pa 310 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Weston, William, 195 Washington Wetherby, Anson, wheelwright, 101 Washington Whale, William, teacher of dancing, 4 Van Tromp Whalen, Martin, carpenter, 44 Rensselaer Whalen, Jeremiah, rear of 26 n. Ferry Whalen, Thomas, segar maker, 19 Van Woert Whalen, William, laborer, 12 Chapel Whalen, Nicholas, 33 Church Wharton, William A., druggist, 377 s. Market, res: Eagle Tavern Wheaton, Henry G., (L. & W) office 299 n. Market, house 174 State Wheeler, Allen, agent Farmer's Line, office 60 Quay, res. Temperance House Wheeler, Ephraim, 34Eagle Whelpley, Heman C, attorney at law, office 35 State Whelpley, James, Utica House, cor. *. Market and Church Whelpley, James M., copper plate printer, office 8 Hamilton, boards at Utica House Whiffen, David, tavern, 112 Water Whipple, Barnum, skipper, c. *. Market and Westerlo Whipple, Solomon, (W. & K.) 91 Pier, res. 23 Ha milton Whipple, William, chair factory, 95 Stato Whipple & Keeler, (Solomon Whipple and Charles A, Keeler,) lumber yard, 91 Pier Whipple, Lewis, laborer, rear 282 s. Pearl Whitaker, Joseph, skipper, 31 Church White, Nathaniel book binder, 101 Green White, Andrew, (P., H. & W.) 29 Chapel White, William, laborer, 35 Liberty White, George, sawyer, 94 Beaver White, Abraham, boards at John R. Adam's White, William, & Co. (William White and Samuel Pruyn,) brewers, 9 Dean White, William, (W. W. & Co.) 4 Montgomery White, John G., malster, 276 Washington White, James, National Garden, 106 n. Market White, John, ship carpenter, 108 Water White, James C, physician and surgeon, office 5 Web ster's buildings, res. Temperance House ALBANY DIRECTORY. £l1 White, John, stocking weaver, 83 Colonie White, Francis, 66 Maiden Lano White, widow Matilda, 42 John White, widow Sally, 57 Howard White, Auatin, barber, 26 Washington, h. 37 Swan Whitely, Joshua, stone cutter, 34 Malcom Whitesides, widow Catharine, 31 Second, Arbor Hill Whitford, John, laborer, Embargo Court Whiting, widow Catharine, 48 Columbia Whitlock, Robert, lumber merchant, office 60 Pier, res. 13 Patroon Whitney & Cluett. (Chauncey Whitney and John Clu ett,) tin and sheet iron-workers, 12 Beaver Whitney, Chauncey, (W. & C.) 108 n. Market Whitney, & Traver, (Charles Whitney and George Traver,) saddlers, 64 Washington Whitney, Charles, (W. & T.) 64 Washington Whitney, R. H., grocer, 1 s. side Canal basin Whitney, James F., grocery and provision store, 150 Water, n. side canal basin Whitney, James, shoemaker, 37 *. Pearl Whitney, William stove manufacturer, 77 Green, h. 84 Green Whitney, Sellick, skipper, 20 Dallius Whitney, Hezekiah W., cartman, 66 ». Pearl Whitney, Amaziah, pattern maker, 5 Swan Whitney, John W., (W. 8s K.) 28 Maiden lane Whitney, widow Margaret, 65 William Whittier, Mitchell, silver plater, 19 Beaver Wicks, Jonas, accountant, cor. Fayette and Hawk Wier, Hugh, gardener, 116 Second Arbor Hill Wiggins, Charles, tailor, 3 Dean Wilbur, Cornelius, jr., 74 Washington Wilbur, Alvin, Eastern Hotel, 607 s. Market Wilby, Thomas, Shcnectady turnpike Wilcox, Daniel, wholesale and retail grocer, 480 and 482 s. Market, house 27 Dallius Wilcox, Silvester, Western Hotel, 140 State Wilcox, George, nursery and seedsman, 74 n. Market Wilcox, William, secretary Butcher's Benevolent So ciety, at Centre Market, boards at Joseph Jewell's Wilcox, Lyman, cabinet maker, boards 140 State 212; ' ALBANY DIRECTORY. Wilcox, Miss Elizabeth, mil/iner, 443 s. Market, res. at Silvesters Wilcox's Wilder, Hastings & Co. (Ephraim Wilder jr., Seth Hastings and Jason Paige,) office 52 State Wilder, Ephraim jr., (W., H. & Co.,) res. City Hotel Wilds, widow Jane, washerwoman, 69 Green Wiley, Jam* s, laborer, 18 Capitol Wilkes, Mrs. Susan, 126 State Wilkie, Adam, Beaver Street House, 14 Beaver Wilkie, George, stone cutter, 140 s. Pearl Wilkins, Thomas, shoemaker, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Wilkins, Henry, shoemaker, north side Canal Basin Wilkinson, Jacob, rectifier and distiller, 25 Dean, res. 43 Swan Wilkinson, James, shoemaker, 190 s. Pearl Wilkinson, widow of Thomas, rear 229 s. Pearl Willard & Lawrence, (John Willard and Thomas Lawrence, jr., (dealers in hides, oils and leather. 21 State Willard, John, (W. & L.) 175 n. Market Willett, Edward S., hat store, 390 s. Market, res. 27 Van Schaick Willett, widow Margaret, 27 Van Schaick Williams, Piatt, physician and surgeon, office 227 h. 225 n. iVIariiot Williams, Piatt, res. Adelphi Hotel Williams, Josiah P., lumber merchant, 83 Pier, bds. at Temperance House Williams, Hczekiah, provision store, SO s. Pearl Williams, William, furnaceman, 407 State Williams, Edward, merchant, 399 s. Market res. Man sion House Williams, Samuel B., res. Mansion Houso Williams, Henry A., accountant, 66 Quay, house 47 Westerlo Williams, Henry, baker, 24 Van Schaick Williams, Henry, 159 Lumber, Arbor Hill Williams, Israel, attorney and counsellor, office 310 n. Market, h. 23 Columbia Williams, Andrew, butcher, 127 Beaver Williams, Gordon, potter, rear of Spring near Lark Williams, Elisha, painter, 1 Capitol ALRANY DIRECTORY. 2j 3 Williams, Richard, carpenter, 67 Eagle Williams, Elijah P., Rail Road office, h. 45 Maiden lane Williams, Henry F., tea and fruit store, 8*. Pearl, bds. 26 *. Pearl Williams, Thomas, provision store, 23 n. Pearl Williams, John H., fruit store 434 s. Market, res. Ex change Coffee House Williams, & Kenyon (Giles Williams and John Ken yon,) lumber merchants, 31 Pier Williams, Giles, (W. & K.,) at Adelphi Hotel Williams, James, stove finisher, 1-2 Willet Williams, Job J., slater, 35 Van Schaick Williams, Barney, grocer, 541 s. Market Williams, Thomas, shoemaker, 212 Washington Williams, blacksmith, 44 Liberty Williams, Thomas, laborer, rear 201 Washington Williams, Samuel, tailor, 3 Chapel Williams, James, waiter, 5 Capitol Williams, John, 45 Steuben Williama, Andrew, 159 Green Williams, Elizabeth, 57 Lydius Williamson, Isaac D., pastor Universalist Church 42 Westerlo Williamson, John, carpenter, 55 Howard Williamson, John, 46 Beaver Willis, John, musician, bds. at Fort Orange Hotel Willis, James, laborer, 63 Van Schaick Wilsey, James, cartman, 68 s. Lansing Wilson & Monteath, (James1 A. Wilson and Peter Monteath,) merchants 48 Quay Wilson, James A., ( W. & M.) 73 Division Wilson, Joseph, 163 n. Market, store 8 Wilson Wilson, Ebenezer, 128 State Wilson, James R., pastor Reformed Presbyterian Church, Classical Academy, 25 Westerlo, house 135 Green Wilson, Benjamin, 156 n. Market Wilson, John A., grocer, 150 n. Market Wilson, George VV., shoemaker, 51 Fox Wilson, George, innkeeper, 154 Washington Wilson, James, grocer, 13 Van Schaick Wilson, Stephen, teacher, 26 Beaver 214 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Wilson, Abraham, F., (P., W. & V.) 163 n. Market Wilson, Alexander, 57 Howard Wilson, James, at Chadsey & Fowler's, r'109 Quay Wilson, Stewart, mason, 73 Hudson Wilson, John, segar maker, 41 Rensselaer Wilson, Thomas, finding store, 1 B«nver Wilson, widow Eliza, 8 Jay Wilson, widow of John, globe maker, 171 Washington Wilson, Ann, 113 Beaver Wilt, Peter, victualler, stalls Nos. 10 and 11 Centre Market, house Sch'y turnpike, 2 mites west Winants, Josiah, soap and candle factory, 22 Chapel, house 18 Van Schaick Winchell, Mrs. E., milliner, 42 Green Winchester, Samuel, constable, 96 Water Wing, Joel A., physician, office 93 State, h. 6 Capitol Park Wing, Halsey R., student at law 67 State Winne, John L., t*>5«. Market Winno, Jacob L., merchant, 167 n. Market, h. 28 Or chard Winne, Jellis jr., cashier of the Bank of Albany 264 n. Market Winne, David P., dry goods;, 445 *. Market, h. Hamil ton, cor. Union Winne, D. D. & W., dealers in dry goods, 447 *. Market Winne, Daniel 1)., (L). D. & W.'W.,) 15 Hamilton Winne, James, dealer in dry goods, 4l0s. Market, h. 16 Quackenbush Winne, William I., merchant, 11 4, h. 116*. Pearl Winne, William B.. letter carrier, 63 Orango Winne, David 8., 301 ». Market Winne, Jacob, carpenter, 103 Lydius Winne, Isaac, Rail Road office, house 72 Maiden lans Winne, Walter, pilot, 594 ». Market Winne, Gilbert, laborer, rear 272 *. Pearl Winne, Daniel K., chair maker, 63 «. ^ansing Winne, Peter P., teamster, 73 s. Pearl Winne, John W., cabinet maker, 5 Church Winne, Giles K., printer, 77 Orange Winne, John, (A. & W.,) 328 State Winne, Elizabeth, grocer, 254 «. Pearl ALBANY DIRECTORY. 215 Winne, A., widow of Daniel I., 246 n. Market Winne, Cornelia, widow of Francis D., 591 *. Mar ket Winslow, Richard,flour store, 79 Quay, h. 10 Quacken bush Winston, Edward, blacksmith, Wendell Winten, widow Janet, 35 Fox Wisely, James, laborer, 2 Van Schaick Wiswall, Seth, livery stable, 32 Church Witbeck, John T., pavior, 247*. Pearl Withers, John, grocer, 57 Rensselaer Withers, John jr., 57 Rensselaer Withers, F., engineer, 72 Johnson Witsell, Peter, 52 Van Schaick Witt, Merrick, blacksmith, 215 Washington Witt, , agent steamboats, Columbian and Na tional Hotel Wolf, John, laborer, Green near Bassett Wolf, widow Mary, 12*. Lansing Wood, James B., dealer in wool, 37 State, house 128 Green Wood, David, (S., W. & Co.) at Mrs. Lockwood's n. Pearl Wood, Bradford R., attorney and counsellor, office 41 State, res. Mrs. Lockwood's n. Pearl Wood, James, 86 Fox Wood, Richard, Star House tavern keeper, 167 ». Pearl Wood, Jonathan, master tow boat, 61 Division Wood, Samuel George, inspector staves and heading, 597 s. Market Wood, John, laborer, Water, near Quackenbush Wood, William, laborer, 277 s. Pearl Woodard, Exeter, 69 Green Woodhaw, William, carpenter, 47 Union Woods, James, laborer, 86 Fox Woods, widow Margaret, 18 John Woods, widow, boarding house, 4 s. Pearl Woodburn, Lewis, dry goods merchant, 54 State, h. 106 Green Woodbury, Hannah, 4 n. Pearl 216 ALBNY DIRECTORY. Woodruff, Samuel M., (R. & W.,) attorney, office 55 State, res. 210 n Market Woodruff, Halsey, builder, 72 Division Woodruff, , carpenter, Alexander Woodworth, John, office, 36 Maiden lane, house 82 n. Pearl Woodworth, David, 67 Lumber Woodworth, J. M., clerk, bds. Temperance House Wooley, Collins R., cedar cooper, 118 Washington Wooster, Charles, 124 State Wooster, David, grocer, Cherry cor. Green Wooster, Israel, 173 Green Wooster, widow Susannah, rear 132 Lydius Worcester, John, 124 State, res. Franklin House Worcester, Eldad, attorney at law, office 124 State h. 41 Washington Workman, Loren, at Columbian and National Hotel Wormer, Daniel, innkeeper, 15 Pine Worth, David, 265 n. Market Worthington, Denison, (G. &W.) 60 Howard Wray, James, drayman, 38 Water Wright, Silas, jr., United States Senator, res. Mansion House Wright, Nathaniel W., silver plater, coach lace and coach lamp manufacturer, 20 Green, res. at Man sion House Wright, Thomas, (R. & W., ) 70 Division Wright, Justus, flour and provisions, cor. Mark lane and Dean, h. 128 s. Pearl Wright, Ebenezer, brickmaker, 171 Lydius Wright, John, grocery and provision store, and collec tor for 2d Ward, 29 Washington Wright, William, laborer, 32 Orchard Wright, Chauncey L., 140 State Wright, Allen M., coach trimmer, 31 Herkimer Wright, Roswell, cordial distiller, 34 Howard Wrighton, Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Van Tromp Wyckoff, Peter S., merchant, 1 Hudson cor. Quay, h. 4 Union Wynkoop, Abraham, carpenter, 190 s. Pearl Wynkoop, Herman G., druggist, 303 n. Market, h. 14 Orange ALBANY DIRECTORY. 217 Wynkoop,.James J., clerk in supreme court clerk's office, res. Mrs. Mahan's Wynkoop, Peter, 103 Lydius Wynkoop, Evert, merchant, 70 s. Pearl Wynkoop, M. G., druggist 308 n. Market, house 14 Orange Wynkoop, Gerrit, tavern and boarding house, 30 Eagle Y. Yale, Charles, corresponding secretary and general agent for New York State Temperance Society, house 2 Swan Yango, widow Mary, basement 47 Fox Yates, John Van Ness, attorney and counsellor, 106 State Yates, Richard, cashier of N. Y. Stato Bank, 69 State Yates, Richard, 35 Orange Yates, Metcalf, attorney, res. 69 State Yates, F. L., clerk N. Y. State Bank, 69 State Yates, Benjamin, coppersmith, 59 Fox Yates, widow of John W., 69 State Yates, Mrs. Rachel, 40 Hudson Yergason, William Henry, grocer, 5 Columbia Young, James, cooper, 55 Dean, h. Embargo Court Young, James G., lumbor and stave dealer, office Pier, h. 114 n. Market Young, John Henry, jeweller, 67 Orange Young, Jacob D., cooper, 478 s. Market Young, John, cartman, 27 Lumber Young, William, teamster, 318 Washington Young, Thomas, laborer, 2 Eagle Young, widow Catharine, 13 Fayette Young, Mrs. Margaret, 559 s. Market z. Sane, Simeon T., 265 w. Market Zeh, David, innkeeper, 33 and 40 Hawk Zeh, Elias, at David Zeh's * Zielman, Gabriel, 145 Lumber, Arbor Hill Zebra, Silva, fortuno teller, 26 Washington Zimmer, widow Catharine, 37 Chapel Q ' ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS AMD CORRECTIONS. Auoguadra, Joseph, morocco dresser, 220 «. Pearl Burns, Thomas, currier, boards at Hudson-st Hotel Campbell, John N., pastor 1st Presbyterian Church, resides at Mrs. Lockwood's Eddy, John M., (E. & A.,) boards at Mrs. Lockwood's Field, James, Cottage Hall, near I. Denniston's Hackley, Philo A., 15 Schuyler Higgins, Roland, boards at Hudson-street Hotel Hoffman & White, (Benjamin Hoffman and Andrew White,) successors of Packard, Hoffman and White 71 State Hughes, John M., (T. & H.,) at Exchange Coffee House La Forge, J. B, office Lodge, one door South of Stato -ooo- LIST.OF NURSES. Benjamin Healy, at the Eagle Tavern James Hooghkirk, jr., 222 s. Pearl Mrs. Phebe Cooper, 11 Van Tromp Mrs. Abigail Dwight, 41 Beaver Mrs. Ursula French, 46 Van Schaick Mrs. M'Murdy, 2 Chapel Mrs. David Putnam, 147 n. Market Mrs. Ann Relay, 43 Van Schaick Mrs. Mary Sickles, 11 Van Tromp Mrs. Margaret Vanderzee, 32 Liberty Mrs. Van Hoesen, 125 Lydius. 'jm&CJK.JK-^J&^&~&z~&<-sa}4K-i mm • , FASIIIONiV^LE i * NO. 323 NORTH MAIJKET-ST., GEORGE C. WATSON, Proprietor of this establishment, respectfully informs the c ;izensof ( 1 Albany, and the public iu general, that he makes up to oiuen»U ar- " | tides in the above line, warranted equal to any fti this cotufpy. He [ has now on hand the most extensive and superior assortment over J offered in this market, of ladies' and gentlemen'* WIGS, SCALPS j and TOUPEES, made to fit the head with such cxquibite.Beahna>e' as to be indistinguishable fioin natural hair, at the same time afford- . ing the most perfect ease to the wearer. Also, Ladies' balds,bau- I deaus, puffs, Roman braids, Mat curls, Grecian rolls, shoit $nd long ] I ringlets, &c. The proprietor flatters himself that at this cstablish- I ment venders can be better accommodated than at any pthel in the. \ state, as be devotes his whole attention to the busiuess. i His PERFUMERY und FANCY STORE continues, at usual, j I to contain every thing that splendor and luxury can wish for. La- j i dies and Gentlemen aie requested to visit the establishment aod j I examine for tlicmcelvcs, as lie hajtparcd tiMiain* or cxpet.se in the | i election. C^Jj^^ J? r^^fes: -ozo- THE NEW mwx ©Abasia t^J Aie open U • the icception of LaJies and Gentlemen during the I Summer month?