CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

FOR THE YEARS 1834-5.

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COMPILED BY EDMUND B. CHILD.

CONTAINING

The names, occupation and place of residence of all heads ef fam­ ilies, firms, and those doing business in the City, amounting to between SIX and SEVEN THOUSAND, m COBMCT AUHIIITICU JR- itiMOEUElTT. Also much other useful and interesting matter.

ALBANY: PRINTED BY E. B. CHILD, No, 6 South Pearl-street*

1834. REMOVALS, CORRECTIONS AND ADDITION­ AL NAMES, ' Which came too late for insertion in their proper place. gg-Ths purchaser will please mark theje alterations with a pen. *Alleott, Lewis, 31 Union Barnes, Miss, mantuamaker, 83 Washington Bensen, Nicholas, plane maker, res. 48 Howard Bigelow, , 45 Maiden lane Cahill, Thomas, laborer, res. 26 n. Pearl Caldwell, James, laborer, 62 State, boards 32 Maiden-lane Civer, Jacob (Relyca if -Co.), res. 164 Creen Clark, Josiah, office of general intellgence for steam-boats, canal boats, rail roads and stages, at Preston's Reading Room and Recess, 615 s. Market Collins, William, caipenter, 3 Lewis Alley Connell, Patrick, carpenter, boards at Peter Newman's, 51 Beaver Cook, Alfred, printer's joiner, shop Church cor. Lydius, house 4T Lydius Cory, Moses F., 34 Hudson Duncan, Richard, carpenter, res. Hudson cor. William Etridge, William, grocer, 3 Church, house 42 Liberty Flanagan, Joh», foreman Clinton furnace, house 544 s. Market French, Maynard, rotary cooking stove warehouse, 24 State, bouse 157 Washington Genet, W. M., boards at Miss Mott's Hall, John H., wood engraver, 9 Van Tromp. [See Advertise­ ment] Holmes, Samuel, cartman, rear 282 *. Pearl Huntley, Elisha A., at American Hotel, house 56 Chapel Isdell (James) $• Wilbur (Stephen Van Rensselaer), grocers, cor. Division and Union Johnson, Samuel, sijcn and ornamental painter, 29 Green, boards at Fort Orange Hotel. [See Advertisement] Johnson, Hotvlett fy Co., New-York and Oswego Line, office cot. State and Quay. [See Advertisement] Knapp, widow Hannah, 3 Patroon Little, Henry H, streotype founder, 3 Liberty, res. Mrs. Fuller'* Lyon, Aaron, 34 Washington Osborn, Henry, chair maker, Lark near State Smith &/ Lee, bakers, 511 s. Market Will, George, tailor, 160 Green Willigg, Anthony, shoemaker, 27 Hudson Wynkoop, John, bar keeper, Pearl Street House, 70 ». Pearl Abbreviations made use of in this Directory. In all cases where streets bear the same name but arc known as North and South, they are designated by the italic letters n. and *\ In most caaca rca. or r. for rositlsnce, and h. fov house' The word street, in all cases, is left out as superfluous. FOR

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The Subscriber presents to the public his fourth vol­ ume of the ALBANY DIRECTORY, containing in the Al­ phabet more than six thousand names, together with a CITY REGISTER of such miscellaneous matter as relates to the city of Albany, and is of general interest to its citizens. In presenting this volume to his fellow citi­ zens, he regrets that he is compelled to appear before them in vindication of his rights, and to expose the sur­ reptitious efforts of an opposition to him, got up regard­ less alike of the dictates of honor, truth, or justice. The present publisher became so by an honorable and mutual arrangement with his predecessor, and in ac­ cordance with a practice heretofore observed. To a fair and honorable competition he claims no right to object; but to sly anticipation, over-reaching dis­ position, false insinuations and inducements bold out to the public to force him from the field, he enters his protest. That such has been the case can be proved by many of the most respectable citizens of Albany.

In the compilation of the work, pains have been ta­ ken to make it correct, and so far as unwearied exer­ tions could make it so, has been done. It has been published at as early a day as it conveniently could be. To his subscribers and advertising friends he respect­ fully returns his acknowledgments; to the public gen­ erally, he looks for that patronage which has supported him in the publication of this work for the three previ­ ous years. He believes that all has been inserted in this Directory that is necessary in a work of the kind PREFACE. 8 Throughout this Directory the christian names, of those where there are more than one of the same sur­ name, are alphabetically arranged. The christian names of those composing firms are uniformly given. The females are placed after the males of the same surname, and when they are known to be widows, they are so designated. In all cases the place of business is named first, and then the private residence. In searching for a name, the inquirer must know the pro­ per spelling: a person seeking for Bernes will not find the one sought for if he take the direction appen­ ded to Burns: so also for Cary he should not seek for Carey : for Fisher not for Visscher : for Mayer not for Myer : for Deuell not for Duell: for Dickson not for Dixon : for Garite not for Gerity: for Goold not for Gould: for Gracie not for Grassie : for Houston not for Hewson : for Huff not for Hough : for Johnston not for Johnson: for Hotaling not for Houghtaling : for Pearson not for Pierson: for Haite not for Hale: for Groat not for Groot: for Pearce not for Pierce : &c. &c The charges of inaccuracy in the work in almost eve­ ry case, are chargeable to a want of the correct know­ ledge of spelling the name sought for. The colored population are in italics designated by an asterisk (*).

The Public's Obedient Servant."

E. B. CHILD. Albany, June 16, 1834. CITY REGISTER.

OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. ANDREW JACKSON, President. MARTIN VAN BUREN, Vice-President. Louis McLane, Secretary of State; R. B. Taney, Secretary of the Treasury; Joseph Anderson, 1st Comptroller; James B. Thorn­ ton, 2d Comptroller; Richard Harrison, 1st Auditor; Win. B. Lew­ is, 2d Auditor; Peter Hagner, 3d Auditor; Amos Kendall, 4th Au­ ditor; Stephen Pleasanton, 5th Auditor; John Campbell, Treasu­ rer; Lewis Cass, Secretary at War; Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Navy; William T. Barry, Post-Master General; Samuel Moor, Director of the Mint; John Marshall, Chief Justice; William John­ son, jr., Gabriel Duvall, Joseph Story, Smith Thompson, John McLean, Henry Baldwin, Judges of the Supreme Court; B. F. Butler, Attorney-General. District Judges—Samuel R. Betts, Southern; Alfred Conkling, Northern District of New-York; Na­ thaniel S. Benton, Attorney; Rutger B. Miller, Clerk; John W. Livingston, Marshal of the Northern District; Abraham Sickels. Deputy Marshal.

GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL UNITED STATKS. .Maine, Samuel E. Smith. „Yew-Hampshire, Samuel Din? moor. Vermont, William A. Palmer. Massachusetts, John Davis. Rhode-Island, John B. Francis. Connecticut, Samuel \. Foot. JVew-York, William L. Marcy. J\eic-Jersey, George B. Vroom. Pennsylvania, George Wolf. Delaware, Caleb P, Bennett, Maryland. James Thomas. Virginia, Littleton W. Tazewell. JYorth-Carolina, David Swain. South-Carolina, Robert Y. Hayne. Georgia, Wilson Lumpkin. Ohio, Robert Lucas. Kentucky, John Breathitt. Tennesere, William Lucas. Louisiana, A. B. Koman. Alabama, John Gayle. Mississippi, Abraham M. Scott. Indiana, Noah Noble. Illinois. John l!ey- nolds. Missouri, Daniel Dunklin.

GOVERNORS OF TERRITORIES. Michigan, George B. Porter. Florida, John II. Ealon. Ar­ kansas, John Pope. 10 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. States. 1810. 1820. 1830. Maine, 228,705 298,385 399,455 New-Hampshire, 214,460 244,161 269,32? Vermont, 217,895 235,764 280,66' Massachusetts, 472,040 623,287 610,40f Rhode-Island, 76,931 88,059 97,19 Connecticut, 261,942 275,248 297,67 New-York, 959,049 1,372,812 1,919,46. New-Jersey, 245,562 277,576 320,823 Pennsylvania, 810,091 1,049,313 1,348,238 Delaware, 72,674 72,749 76,789 Maryland, 380,546 407,850 447,040 Virginia, 979,622 1,065,366 1,211,405 North Carolina, 655,500 638,829 737,987 South Carolina, 415,116 502,741 581,185 Georgia, 252,433 340,989 516,823 Alabama, > 40,352 f 127,901 809,527 Mississippi, j 75,448 136,621 Louisiana, 76,566 153,407 215,529 Tennessee, 261,727 420,813 681,904 Kentucky, 406,511 564,317 687,917 Ohio. 280,760 581,434 937,903 Indiana, 24,520 147,178 343,031 Illinois, 12,283 56,211 167,445 Missouri, 19,783 66,586 140,455 District of Columbia, 24,023 33,089 39,858 Michigan Territory, >4,762 8,896 31,639 Arkansas Territory, 1,062 14,273 30,388 Florida Territory, 34,730

Total, 7,230,903 9,638,*66 12,860,492

OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. WILLIAM L. MARCY, Governor. JOHN TRACY, Lieutenant-Governor. R. H. Walworth, Chancellor; John Savage, Chief Justice ; Jacob Sutherland, Samuel Nelson, Justices of the Supreme Court; Gieene C. Bronson, Attorney General; John A. Dix, Secretary of State; Azariah C. Flagg, Comptroller; Abraham Keyser, Treasu­ rer; Simeon De Witt, Surveyor General; Levi Hubbel), Adjutant General; Gen it V. Denniston, Judge Advocate General; Henry Arcularius, Commissary General; Archibald Campbell, Deputy Secretary and Clerk of the Commissioners of the Land Offiee; Philip Phelps and George W. Newell, Deputy Comptrollers; John A. Dix, Superintendent of Common Schools; Henry H. Mar- lin, Private Secretary to the Governor. CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 11 CENSUS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. Counties. 1830.' Counties. 1830. Albany, 35,560 Onondaga, 58,974 Allegany, 26,218 Ontario, 40,167 Broome, 17,682 Orange, 45,872 Cattaraugus, 16,726 Orleans, 18,773 Cayuga, 47,947 Oswego, 27,164 Chautauque, 84,657 Otsego, 61,372 Chenango, 87,404 Putnam, 12,701 Clinton, 19,344 Queens, 22,278 Columbia, 39,952 Rensselaer, 49,472 Cortland, 23,693 Richmond, 7,084 Delaware, 32,933 Rockland, 9,888 Dutchess, 60,926 Saratoga, 38,616 Erie, 85,710 Schenectady, 12,334 Essex, 19,887 Schoharie, 27,910 Franklin, 11,312 Seneca, 21,031 Genesee, 51,992 St. Lawrence, 36,861 Greene, 29,526 Steuben, 33,976 Hamilton, 1,324 Suffolk, 26,78* Herkimer, 38,869 Sullivan, 12,872 Jeffereon, 48,516 Tioga, 27,704 Kings, 20,537 Tompkins, 36,646 Lewis, 14,968 Ulster, 86,669 Livingston, 27,718 Warren, 11,796 Madison, 39,037 Washington, 42,616 Monroe, 49,862 Wayne, 38,666 Montgomery, 43,596 Westchester, 36,466 New-York, 203,007 Yates, 19,019 Niagara, 18,486 Oneida, 71,326 Total, 1,919,404 CIRCUIT JUDGES. Ogden Edwards, First District; Charles H. Ruggles, Second District; James Vanderpoel, Third District; Esek Cowen, Fourth District; Hiram Denio, Fifth District; Robert Monell, Sixth Dis­ trict; Daniel Mosely, Seventh District; Addison Gardner, Eighth District. CLERKS OF THE SUPREME COURT. William P. Hallett, John Keyes Paige, Thomas H. Hubbard, Nathan Williams. COMMISfIONERS OP THE CANAL TVttD- Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, Secretary of State, Surveyor General, Attorney General and Treasurer. COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND OFFICB. Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of the Assembly, Comptroller, Surveyor General, Secretary of State, Attorney General and Tret- 12 CHILD'S C IT V REGISTER.

CANAL COXMISSIOHEKS. Stephen Van Rensselaer, President; Samuel Youri', Williair; C. Bouck, Jonas Earll, jr. and Michael Hoffman. [The three lasr are the acting Commissioners]

BANK COMMISSIONERS. Charles Stebbins, George K. Davis, and Lewis Eaton

COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALBANY ERASTUS CORNING, Mayor. JAMES M'KOWN, Recorder. MEMBERS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.

First Ward.—Aldermen: John E. Lovete, Levi Cornell. A;- sistants: William I. Winne, Angus M'Duffie. Second Ward—Aldermen: Seth Hastings, James D. Wasson. Assistants: Thomas Lee, Hiram Perry. Third Ward—Aldermen: Isaac W. Staats, Israel Williams Assistants: Arnold Nelson, John W. Bay. Fourth Ward.—Aldermen: James Maher, Jared L. Rath- bone. Assistauts; James Robinson, James G. Mather. Fifth Ward.—Aldermen: James Gibbons, John N. Quacken- bush. Assistants: John Van Ness, jr. William Gillespie

COMMITTEES. Hoard of Magistrates.—The Recorder, Messrs. Gibbons, Hast­ ings, Williams and Maher. Board of Health The Mayor, Recorder, Messrs. Staats, Lovctt. Quackenbush and Wassson. Law.—Recorder, Messrs, Staats, Gibbons, Lovett, Williams Accounts.—Messrs. Quackenbush, Robinson, M'Duffie. Flagging and Paving, (S. D.)—Messrs. Cornell, Robinson and M'Duffie. Flagging and Paving, fJV. D.)—Messrs. Quackenbush, Vsi; Ness, Bay. Market.—Messrs. Rathbone, Van Ness, Bay, Cornell, Lee Trespass.—Messrs. Winne, Perry, Gillespie. Land—Messrs. Staats, Gibbons, Cornell, Williams, Nelson Engine.—Messrs. Robinson, Nelson, Mather. JYight Watch—Messrs. Gibbons, Bay, Van Ness, Winne, Ma­ ther.' Levels.—Recorder, Messrs. Maher, Staats, Perry, Gillespie. Winne. Lamp.—Messrs. Hastings, Bay, Cornell, Van Ness, Perry Water and Pumps.—Messrs. Nelson, Gillespie, Perry Aims-House Messrs. Wasson, Nelson, Mather CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 13 Navigation— Messrs. Gibbons, Maher, Nelson, Winne, Gilles­ pie- Jfm-y.—Messrs. Maher, Rathbone, Mather, Robinson, Nelson. Academy and Lancaster School.—Messrs. Lovett, Wasson, M'Duffie. Finance —Messrs. Williams, Rathbone,Quackenbush, Hastings, Lee. Application to Legislature—Messrs. Wasson, Msher, w il- liams. City Hall The Mayor, Recorder, Messrs, Staats, Wasson, Mather, Lee. Streets-^-The Mayoi, Messrs. Maher and Perry.

OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF ALBANY Mayor—Erastus Corning. Recorder—James M'Kown. Clerk— Rufus W. Peckham. Sheriff— Albert Gallup. Police Justice—Johu O. Cole High Constables—Abraham Sickels, Thomas L. Pemberton.' Marshal—Joseph Fisk. Deputy Excise Officer—Peter V. Shankland. Chamberlain—Peter V. Shankland. Attorney to the Board—Thomas W. Harraan. City Surveyor—George W. Carpenter. City Superintendents—Wm. W. Van Zandt, Northern Du- Irict; William Mascraft, Southern District. Superintendent of the Aims-House—George W. Welsh. Superintendent of the Ferry—Benjamin Patrick. Health Inspector and Street Commissioner—Edward H. Tucker. City Physicians—John W. llinkley (assigned to the Aims- House.) First Ward—Wm. O'Donnell; 2d Ward—Jasper Hal- lenbake; 3d Ward—Henry Van Antwerp; 4th Ward—Halsted Hermans; 5th Ward—Richard J. Dusenbury. Overseer of the Poor—William L. Osborn. Inspector of Weights and Measures—William Morgan. Weighers of Fish andiron and Measurers of Salt and Grain —Adam Russ, Isaac Lansing, John Bowne, John W. Chapman, John S. Conkling, Thomas J. Thomas, Joseph Kemp, Richard Ten Broeck, Enoch Baily, John Stone. Keeper of the Powder House—William Weston. City Guagers—James Buckbee, William Hendrickson Captains of the Watch—Isaac Conkling, William N. StaaU, William Kane. Dock Master—Edward Brown. Superintendent of the Markets—George M. Stevens. Inspector of Bread—John Weaver. Weighers of Hay—John Humphrey, William A, Kans. B2 *4 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. Measurers of Wood—Getrit Lansing, jr., Lyman Candee,' Josiah Patterson, John Bogart, William Campbell. Chief Engineer of the Fit e Department— Assistant do.—Cornelius Vanderbelt, and William M'Elroy. Fence Viewer—George W. Welsh. Chimney Inspectors—First Ward—Isaac Van Wie ; Second Ward—William Radliff; Third Ward—Daniel Buskirk; Fourth Ward—John Malcher, jr.; Fifth Ward—Robert Lottridge. Supervisors —First Ward—Angus M'Duffie ; Second Ward— Ichabod L. Judson ; Third Ward—Egbert Egberts; Fourth Ward —Daniel Wilcox; Fifth Ward—John Van Ness, jr. Collectors of Taxes—First Ward—Samuel Hawley. Second Ward—James Brown. ThirdWard—Harmanus C.Wendell. Fouith Ward—James P. Gould. Fifth Ward—Joseph F. Badgley. . Police Constable—Chester Moore. Ward Police Constables—First Ward—Abraham J. Cox, Isaac Conkling. Second Ward—Isaac O. Davis, Laban W. Keith. Third Ward—Thomas Burgess, Abraham Rhinehart. Fourth Ward— Benoni C. Allen, John Kinney. Fifth Ward—John C. Waldron. John Thomas. QCJ- The Aldermen are cx-officio Justices of the Peace.

COUNTY OFFICERS. Samuel Cheever, First Judge ; Abraham Ten Eyck jr., Robert J. Hilton, Jacob Lansing, '• (vacant by death ot Jo­ seph B. Moore), Judges ; Conrad A. Ten Eyck, Clerk ; Albert Gallup, Sheriff; Daniel P. Marshall, Under Sheriff; Anthony Blanchard, Surrogate ; Edward Livingston, District Attorney : Henry Bleecker, Treasurer ; Benoni C. Allen, Gerrit Lansing jr., Pardon C. Sherman, Daniel M'Ewen, Coroners; Gerrit Hogan, Deputy Sheriff. Jailer and Superintendent of Work House ; Isaac O. Davis of Albany, John W. St. John of Bern, Robert Hall of Bethlehem, James Blodget of Coeymans, Hezekiah Sharpe of Guilderlanrf, Jacob P. Mesick of Knox, Abel W. Richardson of Watervliet, Frederick H. Rosecrans of Westerlo, Robert Moore and John Elsbree of Renssolaerville, Deputy Sheriffs.

ALBANY POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT Solomon Van Rensselaer, Post Master. Robert Elliot, Assistant. Rensselaer Van Rensselaer, Killian Van Rensselaer, A. H. Coughtry, Schuyler Van Rensselaer, John M'Lachlan, jr., Clerks. Robert Erwin, Porter. William B. Winne and Robert Strong. 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. CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 15 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.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS FROM ALBANY. SOUTHERN ROUTE. The way mails on the east and west side of the Hudson, will close during the summer, at 8 P. M. Tuesday, Thursday and Sun­ day. The Great Southern mail to New-York and Washington City, will close daily at 4.P. M. and 9 P. M.

WESTERN ROUTES. The Telegraph via Utira to Buffalo and westward, will close daily, at 10 A. M. until further notice. The Pilot mail via Utica to Buffalo, will close daily at P. M. The mails via Cherry-Valley and Cooperstown, will close daily at 6 P. M. The mail via Knox to Schoharie court house, will close Monday and Thursday at 8 P. M. The mail via Rensselaerville to Harpersfield, will close Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 P. M. •• The mail to Ballston and Saratoga Springs via Rail Road, will close daily at 8 P. M. NORTHERN ROUTES. Mails to Troy, Lansingburgh and Waterford, close daily at 9 P. M. The Mail via Sandy-Hill to Pittsburgh and Whitehall, will close every day (except Saturday) at 6 p. M. The mails via Salem to Burlington, Vt. and Montreal, will close every day (except Saturday; at 6 P.M. The mails to Bennington and Brattleboro, Yt. and New Hamp­ shire state, will close every day ("except Saturday) at 6 p. «t. EASTERN ROUTES. The mails via Sand Lake, Hancock, North Adams and Williams- town to Greenfield, Ms. will close Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday,, at 6 p. M. The mails vis Hancock and Laiesboro to Greenfield, will close Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 p. M. The mail via Pittsfield and Northampton to Boston and Maine state, will close every day (except Saturday) at 6 p. M. The mails via Stockbridge and Springfield, will close eveiy da;, (except Saturday) at 6 p. M.. IS CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. The mail via Nassau and Sheffield to Hartford, Ct. will close ev­ ery day (except Saturday) at 8 P. M. ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS AT ALBANY. 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 son, Poughkeepsie, &c. to New-York every day at 6 A. M. West side of the Hudson, via Catskill, Goshen, &c. to New- York, daily at 5 A. M.

POST-OFFICES IN THE COUNTY OF ALBANY Offices. Towns. Postmasters. Albany, Albany, S. Van Rensselaer. Beaver Dam, Berne, Peter Settle. Berne, Berne, Jacob Settle jr. Cedar Hill, Bethlehem, Peleg Noyes. Clarksville, Bethlehem, Adam A. Clark. Coeymans Hollow, Coeymans, James Blodgett. Coeymans, Coeymans, Nathan Stephens. Cohoes, Watervliet, Fred. V. Waterman. Dormanville, Westerlo, Daniel Dorman. Disbrows, Westerlo, Abijah C. Disbrow. Dunsville, John Gaskin. East Berne, Berne, Albert Gallup Guilderland, Guilderland, Russell Case. Guilderland Centre, Guilderland, Elijah Cheesebro. Hall's Mills, Rensselaerville, George Benn.jr. Knox, Knox, Prentice Williams, jr Lisha's Kill, Watervliet, Lewis Morris. New-Scotland, New-Scotland, Edmund Raynsford. Potters' Hollow, Rensselaerville, John Rider. Preston's Hollow, Rensselaerville, Robert W. Murphy. Reidsville, Berne, Alexander Reid. Rensselaerville, Rensselaerville, Abraham Dayton. South Westerlo, Westerlo, Thomas Saxtor, Union Church, Robert G. Wands Watervliet, Watervliet, David Wheeler. Watervliet Centre, Watervliet, Laban Hills. Westerlo, Westerlo, Jeremiah Green. West Guilderland, Guilderland, George Severson

AUCTIONEERS. Lewis Clark, Calvin Doolittle, David W. Groesbeck, Samuel Morgan. CHiLD'i CI'IY REGI STER.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS IN THE CITY OF ALBANY. fX/3 The. Header is referred to the Alphabet in the 1)IRE!:TO!'.Y, for the places of business and residence. Otis Allen Peter Seton Henry John F. Uacon John J. Mill Oliver L. Barbour Robert J. Hilton Robert P. Bates David 1 losford Peter D. Beekmai) Lorenzo Iloyt Anthony Blanchard Lorenzo Janes i !ai:nanus Blecckcr Lemuel Jenkins .-i. De Witt Bloodgood Eiastus V. Joice George Brinckcihoff James King Creene C. Bronson - O. A. Kingsley (Attorney General,) Samuel K. Kip John I. Bin ton Christopher Y. Landing Wm. R. Cantine Genit Y. Lansing Samuel Cheever James L'Amoureux Andrew J- Cc-kin Charles B. Lansing Henry J. C'olvin Edward Livingston John T. Cooper (District Attorneys John W. Cushinan John A. Livingston John Davis John E. Lovett William Darling Cicero D. Loveridge Amos Dean Samuel S. Lush .Sidney Dean George B. Lisher Abraham P. Demarest Orlando Meads Gerrit V. Denniston Horatio Merchant Richard V. De Witt James M'Kown James Dexter Henry 1*. Nugent John A. Dix Levi II. Palmer Addison Dougherty William Parmelee William W. Dougherty George W. Peckham Salem Dutcher, juii. Rufus W. Peckham James Edwards Calvin Pepper Welcome Eslecck John Percy Wm. H. Fondey John V. L. Pruyn John W. Ford Marcus T. Reynolds James M. French Julius Rhoades W. \V. Frothingham Theodore Romeyn Dennis B. Gaffney William C. Schuyler Peter Gansevoort William Spencer James Gough John B. Staats Isaac Hamilton Jacob Sternberg Alfred Hamilton Azor Taber Ira Harris H. W. B. Ten Broeck Thomas W. Harman C.Ten Broeck Gideon Hawley John L. Tillinghatt 18 CHILD'S CITT REGISTER. Absalom Townsend M. Henry Webster John J. Ullman John L. Wendell Harperd E. D. Van Epps Henry G Whcaton C. G. Van Rensselaer H. C. Whelpley John S. Van Rensselaer Israel Williams Philip S. Van Rensselaer Bradford R. Wood Richard Van Rensselaer Srmuel M. Woodruff William P. Van Rensselaer Westerlo Woodwoith Abraham Van Vechten Eldad Worcester J. T. B. Van Vechten Horace Wyman Teunis Van Vechten John Van Ness Yates John B. Van Schaick Metsalf Yates William Walsh John C- Yates James Walsli

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, 1.T TllF. CITV OF ALBA.NV. {£?* Ihj reference to the Alphabet in the Directory, the offices audplaces ofr esidence will be severally found. James II. Armsby William Bay- Hazael Kane John W. Bay William II. Keyset David M'Lachlan Jarvis Barney James M'Naughton James P. Boyd Peter M'Naughton James M. Brown Ahlen March Elisba S. Burton Leverett Moore Mason F. Cogswell Wesley Newcomb William W. Cleghorn William O'Donnell Thomas Connelly William James Radcliff ObaJiah Crosby John B Rossman John D'Garnso Bernhard Sabelis.. Palmer C. Dorr Barent P. Staats Richard J. Dusenbury Peter P; Staats Jonathan Eights Francis N. Selkirk Bernard Fairfield Samuel Shaw Edward W. Ford John Stiles Patrick Gannon Charles D. Townseni Henry Greene John F. Townsend Jjewis B. Gregory Henry Van Olinda Abraham Groesbeck Peter Van Olinda Jasper Hallenbake Sidney Sawyer William A. Hamilton Henry Van Antwerp Isaac Hempstead John Van Buren Halsted Hermans Herman Wendell John W. Hinkley Peter Wendell Peyton Randolph Hulbert James C. White •< Thomas Hun Piatt Williams Edwin James Joel A. Wing John James CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 19

Almshouse Physician—John W. Hinkley. City Physicians—William O'Donnell, First Ward ; Jasper Hallenbake, Second Ward ; Henry Van Antwerp, Third Ward ; Halsted Hermans, Fourth Ward, Richard J. Dusenbury,Fifth Ward. Botanic Physicians.—Burwell Flowers, John Hunter, John C. Merwin, John Thompson, Joseph Vorce, Lydia Vorce. Cancer Surgeon—Peter Davidson. Dentists—Louis Burwell, Vernor Cuyler, Beriah Douglass, Robert Nelson. Lock Dispensary—George Cooke. Veterinary Surgeon—George Wright.

SIW-VOBI. STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Officers elected at the r_nnual meeting, February 6, 1834:— John H. Steele, Saratoga County, President; James McNaugh- ton, Albany, Vice President; Joel A. Wing, Albany, Secretary; Piatt Williams, Albany, Treasurer; James R. Manley, Edward G. Ludlow, John C. Cheeseman, Censors for the Southern District; Jonathan Eights, William Bay, Peter Wendell, Censors for the Middle District; Moses Hale, Elijah Porter, Samuel McClellan, Censors for the Eastern District; John McCal), Thomas Spencer' John G. Morgan, Censors for the Western District; Laurens Hull, John S. Shuler, Sylvester Miller, John James, T. Romeyn Beck, James Fountain, Samuel White, Charles Winne, Sumner Ely, Committee of Correspondence. 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 McNaughton, Piatt Williams, Joel A. Wing, Directors. ALBANY COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. ' Officers elected January 14,1834.—Barent B. Staats, President; Benjamin B. Freidenburgh, Vice President; Herman Wendell, Recording Secretary; William J. Radcliff, Corresponding Secretary; David McLachlan, Librarian; Jarvis Barney, Treasurer; James P. Boyd, John W. Hinkley, Peter M'Naughton, Leonard G. War­ ren, Jonathan H. Case, Censors.

NURSES. Hooghkirk, James jr?, 18 Capitol Barnes, Mrs. George W., 13 Swan Blakeman, Adeline, 66 n. Pearl Boynton, Mrs., 40 Union Biadstreet, Mary, 73 Hamilton Brown, Mary V., 50 Lydius Brown, Mrs,, widow ol Henry, 186 Washington 20 CHILD'S CITY REGSITER. Clark, Mrs. 29 Hudson Cooper, Phebe, 243 State Cordell, Elizabeth, 153 State Dana, Mrs. Donaldson, Catharine C, at Israel Smith's, 204n, Market Dwight, Abigail, 60 Green French, Ursula, 46 Van Schaick Long, Grace, 22 Daniels M'Murdy, Catharine, 2 Chapel Martin, Eleanor, 2 Van Schaick Nelligar, Hannah, midwife, 75 Westerlo Oliver, Isabella, Wendell between Howard and Beaver Proble, Mrs., 17 Liberty Putnam, Janet, 147 n. Market Siekels, Mary, 243 State Simpson, Margaret, 35 n. Pearl Thompson, Elizabeth, 9 Clinton Vanderzee, Margaret, 50 Hamilton Van Hoesen, Hetty, 125 Lydius

ALBANY INSTITUTE. [Located in the Albany Academy Buildings] Stephen Van Rensselaer, President. Charles R. Webster, Treasurer. First Department, (formerly the society oY 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 ; Matthew Gregory, 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'Cullnch. Coun­ sellors. 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 ; James G. Tracy, Treasurer; T. Romeyn" Beck, Lewis C, Beck, Matthew H. Webster, Philip Ten Eyck, Horace B. Webster, Curators. Third Department, (Historical.'and Literary ) Peter Bullions, President; S. De Witt Bloodgood, Vice-President; Daniel D. Barnard, Corresponding Secretary ; John V. L. Pruyn, Recording Secretary ; George W. Carpenter, Treasurer. N. B. The Presidents of the Departments are ex-officio 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, 1833,—1592. Total number of Specimens in the Museum, Jan. 1833,-10,444 CHILD'S CITT REGISTER. 21

ALBANY ACADEMY. [Fronting the Academy Park.] 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. T. Romeyn Beck, Clerk. Faculty. T. Romeyn Beck, Principal ; Rev. Peter Bullions, Professor of the Greek and Latin Languages ; Philip Ten Eyck, Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy ; Henri Picard, Professor of Modern Languages ; Lewis C. Beck, Lecturer on Chemistry ; George W. Carpenter, Griffith W. Griffiths, Nathan Hawley, Tutors ; Theodore Foster, Teacher of Penmanship ; Stephen Watson, Steward.

ALBANY FEMALE ACADEMY. [Nos. 67, 69 & 71 North Pearl-street.] Alonzo Crittenton, Principal; Rev. John Ludlow, Gideon Haw­ ley, James Clark, Israel Smith, Richard M. Meigs, Edwin Cros- well, Jacob Sutherland, John T. Norton, Thomas W. Olcott, James Vanderpoel, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Richard V-. De Witt, Ira Harris, Trustees. The Academy is divided into eight departments, under the gene­ ral superintendence and responsibility of the Principal, ALONZO CRITTENTON, A. M. It is also subjected to monthly visitations by committees of the trustee?. The system of instruction is of a rigidly practical character, peculiarly adapted to form habits of re­ flection, and to develope and strengthen the powers of the intel­ lect, whilst it secures a proper attention to the formation of the manners and the culture of the heart. Arrangements have been made by which young ladies from abroad maybe piovided with board, in the immediate vicinity of the Academy, u,uder such regulations as the trustees feel confident will prove satisfactory to parents.

ALBANY FEMALE SEMINARY. [Buildings 67 Division, between Green and South Pearl streets.] Faculty. Rev. John M. Gatfield, A. M. Principal ; Miss Fil- >ofeete Higgins, Vice-Principal ; Miss Margaret S. Campbell, Governess ; Miss Eliza M. Cook, Tutoress ; Miss Jane E. Rusk, Tutoress ; Miss Julia A. W. Morgan, Assistant Teacher ; James H. Fenno, Teacher of Music. Trustees. Rev. Bartholomew T. Welch, D.D., President; James G. Mather, Treasurer; John M. Garfield Secretary ; Dan­ iel D Barnard, John O. Cole, Samuel S. Fowler, Williaui W. 22 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. Frothingham. Harmanus Bleecker, William Adams, William C. Miller, Barent P. Staats, Rev. Noah Levings, Ezra P. Prentice. The new system of organization which has been adopted in this and similar institutions in New-England with so much success, will be pursued.

ALBANY CLASSICAL SCHOOL. Held No. 11 Montgomery-street, in the building formerly oecu pied as the Albany Female Academy. Rev. Samuel Center, Principal ; E. N. Kirk, John T. Norton, Friend Humphrey, Benjamin Tibbits, Ira Harris, Stephen Van Rensselaer jr., James Porter, Thomas W. Olcott, Marcus T. Rey­ nolds, E. P. Prentice, John James, Benjamin Nott, John Willard, Trustees. This School is divided into four departments, commencing with the study of the English alphabet and advancing to the qualifica­ tions for entrance into College, or for the active employments of life. Terms—$8 per quarter for the first department; $5 for the second ; $5 fur the third ; $3 for the 4th-

ALBANY LIBRARY. [Located in the New Female Academy, North Pearl-street.] Barent Bleecker, Chairman ; Harmanus Bleecker, S. De Witt BloodgooJ, T. Romeyn Beck, Gideon Hawley, John B. Van Schaick, Richard Varick De Witt, Richard Yates, Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Volkert P. Douw, Matthew Henry Webster, Trustees ; A. F. Lansing, Librarian.

YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION. [Located in Knickerbacker Hall, North Market-street.] Amos Dean, President; Robert Ewing Ward, 1st Vice-Pres­ ident ; William Jackson, 2d Vice-Piesident; Robert L. Kearney, 3d Vice-President; Henry Hart, Corresponding Secretary; Nor­ man Francis, Recording Secretary ; William Green, Treasurer; Philo K. Cole, Samuel M. Woodruff, Dennison Worthington, William Alvord, Sidney Sawyer, William E. Bleecker, Charles^A Hopkins, John F. Porter, William H. Pitkin, Orlando Meads. Managers.

DEBATING SOCIETY. [Composed of members of the Young Men's Association, and loca­ ted in Knickerbacker Hall.] Robert J. Hilton, President; William T. Jones, 1st Vice-Pre»- i«ent; Spencer Daniels, 2d Vice-President; Hamilton W. Rob­ inson, Secretary. CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 28

ALBANY APPRENTICES' LIBRARY. Charles R. Webster, President; James S. Gould, Secretary and tibrari.-.n. William Mayell, Gideon Hawley, .'oseph Fry, Lewis G. Hoffman, Job Gould, William Boyd, James S. Gould, William Alvord, Timothy Seymour, Norman Francis, John Gibson, Trus­ tees. (j3- Donations in Books wi'l be thankfully received or sent after, by notifying the Librarian, No. 366 South Market-street. The Library is open every day (Sundav excepted) from 8, A. M. to 8, p. M. to all male and female apprentices.

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 Conckling, Israel Smith, Ar­ chibald Campbell, Rev. B. T. Welch, Rev. J. N. Campbell, Rev. E N. Kirk, Richard V. l)e Witt, Matthew H. Webster, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, John L. Wendell, Rev. Alonzo Potter, William Parmelee, John W. Forcl, Trustees.

COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS. John Van Ness Yates, First Ward. Enoch McCammon, Second Ward. Thomas McEhoy, Third Ward. Stephen T. Thorn, Fourth Ward. Richard Ferris, Fifth Ward.

INSPECTORS OF COMMON SCHOOLS. FrancisN. Selkirk, First Ward. Richard D. Betts, SccondWard William Parmelee, Third Ward. Lyman Philleo, Fourth Ward. Henry Erwin, Filth Ward.

TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS. First District—Gerrit V. S. Bleecker, William Mix, Wm. L. Osborn. Second District—George J. Loomis, Daniel P. Clark,. Levi Silliman. Third District—Arnold Nelson, Wm. McElroy, Hugh McCollum. Fourth District—John Van Schaack, Thomas Field, William Whitney. Fifth Distiict—Josiah Patterson, Abner Davis, John A. Wilson. Sixth District—Josiah Winants, George W. Peckham, H. G. 0. Rogers. Seventh District—David Ben- sen, Eldad Worcester, John Iggett. Eighth District—James Tay­ lor, William Martin, Oliver Steele. BANKS IN ALBANY. BANK OF ALBANY. Capital $240,000. Election 2d Tuesday in May. BARENT BLEEC KER, President. Direttors. Abraham Van Vechten, Teunis Van Vechten, Ja- eob H. Ten Eyck, Hobert Dunbar, jun. Matthew Gregory, David Newland, Stephen Van Rensselaer, jun., John Trotter, Philip S. 24' CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

Van Rensselaer, Volkert P. Douw, Nicholas Bleecker, Benjaminr Tibbitts. Jellis Winne, jun. Cashier. Nicholas Bleecker, jun., H. S. Van> Ingen, George Winne, Clerks. Discount day, Thursday.

NEW-YORK STATE BANK. Capital $869,600. Election 1st Tuesday in June. FRANCIS BLOODGOOD, President. Directors—Erastus Corning, Simeon De Witt, John T. Coop­ er, John D. P. Douw, Isaiah Townsend, Robert Boyd, Jared L. Rathbone, Rufus H. King, Peter Gansevoorf, John N. Quacken­ bush, Gerrit Y. Lansing, Azariah (.'. Flagg. Richard Yates, Cashier; John W. Leake, Discount Clerk; James Brown, Bookkeeper; John Norton, jr., Teller; Ira C. Baldwin, Henry A. Allen, T. F. Leake, Clerks. Discount day, Wednesday.. James Clark, W. C. Miller, W. M'Harg, Inspectors.

MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' BANK. Capita! $442,000. Election 1st Monday in June. EZRA AMES, President. Directors Ezra Ames, Fiiend Humphrey, Robert Dunlop, Henry Newman, Samuel S. Fowler, Sylvanus P. Jermain, Tho­ mas Hillhouse, Robert Shepheid, Lemuel Steele, Thomas W. 01- cott, Charles E.Dudley, Alexandei Marvin, John Van Boren. Thomas W. Olcott, Cashier; Egbert Olcott, Teller; William McHench, Noah Lee, Benjamin Knower, jr., Frederick H. Pe- poon, Moses B. Wright, George S. Knower, W. G. Marcy, Tho­ mas G. Lee, Clerks. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

COMMERCIAL BANK. « Capital $300,000. Election 2d Tuesday in June. JOHN TOWNSEND, President. Directors.—Willard Walker, Richard Maivin, Seth Hastings, Oliver Kane, William Cook, David E. Gregory, Lewis Benedict, Robert Gilchrist, George W. Stanton, William Newton, Augustus. James, Obadiah R. Van Benthuysen. Henry Bartow, Cashier; H. Scrantom, Teller; Lambert Norton, Bookeeeper; 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.—Lyman Root, Israel Smith, Joseph Russell, Aaron Thorp, David Wood, Henry L. Webb, James Goold, Edwin Cres- well, James Porter, Richard V. De Witt, Lyman Cliapin, Robert F. Slack, Joel Rathbone, James Vanderpoel. CHILD'S dTY REGISTER". • 25'

Theodore Olcott, Cashier; R. C. Paine, Teller; Hamlet H. Hickox, Book-keeper. John B. Luce, Chs. I. Hickox, Clerks. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

ALBANY CITY BANK. [Chartered in April, 1834. Not yet in operation.} Erastus Corning, Chauncey Humphrey, Martin Van Alstyne. John Knower, Samuel S. Fowler, John L. Schoolcraft. Garret W. Ryckman, Anthony Blanchard, William Smith, William Seymour, Peter Wendell, Thomas M. Burt, Albert Gallup, Commissioners.

SAVINGS BANK. STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER, President. H. BARTOW, Treasurer and Accountant. The Savings Bank is open at the office of the Commercial Bank, No. 40 State street, every Saturday afternoon, from 5 to 7 o'clock, to receive deposits. It pays an interest to the depositois at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable on the 1st of January and 1st of July. INSURANCE COMPANIES. ALBANY INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 56 State-street. Capital $300,000. Isaiah Townsend, President; John E. Lovett, Secretary. Isaiah Townsend, Simeon De Witt, Francis Bloodgood, Charles' R. Webster, Thomas Russell, Benjamin Knower, Teunis Van Vechten, Erastus Coining, Barent Bleecker, Gerrit Y. Lansing, Rufus H. King, Richard Yates, Augustus James, Directors.

MERCHANT'S INSURANCE COMPANY. Office over the Canal Bank. Capital $250,000. Charles E. Dudley, President ; John W. Ford, Secretary. Charles E. Dudley, David E. Gregory, Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Peter Wendell, Abel French, John Savage, Wm. Cook, George Humphrey, John Willard, Wm. Marvin, Russel Forsyth, Jared L. Rathbone, Samuel S. Fowler, Walter Clark, Ephraim Wilder* jr. Friend Humphrey, Alexander Marvin, John T. Norton, Willard Walker, Julius Rhoades, Joshua Tuffs, Benjamin F. Butler, Thos. W. Olcott, Henry L. Webb, Robert Dunlop, Robert Boyd, S. P. Jermam,]William L. Marcy, John N. Quackenbush, Thomas HHI- house, O. R. Van Benthuysen, Directors.

FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. Office 44 State-street. Capital $150,060. James Stevenson, President; Richard Van Rensselaer, Secretary. John Taylor, Peter Gansevoort, Thomas MeElroy, Hugh Hum­ phrey, George W. Stanton, Lemuel Steele, Egbert Egberts, c2 26 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

Conrad A. Ten Eyck, William Adams, Lansing Pruyn, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Lansing G. Taylor, Jonathan Lyman, John M. New­ ton, John B. Van Schaick, Even Wynkoop, Walter R. Morris, Lyman Chapin. Benjamin Tibbits, S. Van Rensselaer, jr., Robert F. Slack, Henry Newman, Erastus Hills, John Davis, Diiectors. Peter Gansevoort, Attorney ; Jonathan Lyman, Surveyor of buildings; Eliakim Ford, surveyor of vessels.

Classes of Hazards and Sates of Annual Premium. 1. Buildings of biick, or stone, covered with tile, slate, or metal, the window shutters of solid iron ; gutters and cornices of brick, stone or metal; party walls above the roof, 22 cents per $100. 2. Buildings of brick, or stone, covered with tile, slate or metal, 25 cents per $100. 3. Buildings of brick, or stone, roofs three-fifths of tile, slate, or metal, the restshingled, 30 cents per $1C0. 4. Buildings of brick, or stone, covered with wood , party walls above the roof, 45 cents per $100. 5. Buildings of frame, filled in with brick to the peak, front of: brick, 60 cents per $100. 6. Frame buildings, filled in with brick to the peak, or with brick front filled in to the plate. 75 cents per $100. 7. Frame buildings, filled in with biick to the plate, or with hollow walls and brick front, 84 cents per $100. 8. Buildings entirely of wood, 90 cents per $100. Goods not hazardous—Dry goods, household furniture, linen, cotton in bales, coffee, flour, indigo, and otl<">r articles not com­ bustible. Hazardous, and are charged 12 1-2 cents per $100. in addition to the premium above named for each class, viz. Booksellers stock, chair makers, chocolate makers, tavern-keepers, china, glass and earthen-ware in packages, flax, groceries, oil, pitch, tar, &c. Extra hazardous, and will be chirged 25 cents and upwards per $100 in addition to the above premium, viz. Apothecaries, druggists, boat builders, bakers, brewers, malsteis, chemists, chin?, glass and earthen ware sellers, coopers, dyers, aqua fortis,

CHURCHES AND MINISTERS. Associate or United Presbyterian, Fox-street, Rev. James Martin. First Baptist Church, Green-street, Rev. Bartholomew T. Welch. Second Baptist Church, North Pearl-street, Rev, Bar. T. Welch. Eiist Presbyterian Church, corner Beaver and South Pearl-streets, Rev. John JV; Campbell. Second Presbyterian Church, Chapel-stmt, Rev William B. Bprague, • CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 27 Third Presbyterian Church, Montgomery-street, Rev. William James. Fourth Presbyterian Church, North Market-street, Rev, Edward JV. Kirk. Saint Peter's Church (Episcopal), State-street,fle». Alonzo Potter. Saint Paul's Church (Episcopal), Ferry-street, Rev. Joseph Henry Price. Saint Mary's Chapel (Roman Catholic,) Chapel-street, Rev. Charles Smith and Rev. Patrick Daneher. First Methodist Church, Division-street, Rev. Charles Sherman.. Second Methodist Church, North Pearl-street, Rev.JVoah Levings. Methodist Protestant Church, corner Dallius and Bass-streets. North Dutch Reformed Church, Noith Pearl-street, Rev. John Ludlow. South Dutch Reformed Church, Beaver and Hudson-streets, iJeo. Isaac Ferris. Reformed Presbyterian Church, Westerlo, Rev. James Christie. Lutheran Church, Pine-street, Rev. Frederick G. Mayer. Universalist Church, Green-street, Rev. Isaac D. Williamson. Universalis! Church, Westeilo-street,.Ret>. Isaac D. Williamson. Primitive Methodist Church, 249 State-street. African Methodist Church, Spring-street, Rev. Richard William*. African Baptist Church, Hamilton, Rev. Thomas P. Ritchie. Friends' Meeting House, Plain-street.

SOCIETIES. ALBANY ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. The stated meetings are held at the Hudson-street Hotel, on the second Thursdays of May, August, September and February. Andrew Kirk, President; Peter Smith, 1st Vice-President; Robert Boyd, 2d Vice-President ; Rev. Peter Bullions, Chaplain ; David M'Lachlan, Physician ; Duncan M'Kercher, Treasurer ; James Taylor, Secretary ; James Walker, Assistant Secretary ; Lachlan M'Pherson, Alexander Gray, Robert Martin, John Mc- Dowall and Adam Wilkie, Managers.

MECHANIC'S BENEFIT SOCIETY, POR THE CITY OP ALBANY. Instituted August 9, 1829, on the plan of mutual insurance— Entrance money $3. Monthly payments 31^ cents. Each mem­ ber (having been admitted six months) will be entitled during his sickness to receive $4 per week. At present there are about 850 members. The funds of the society are about $1800, and are accumulating. The society meets the 1st Wednesday in each month, in the 4th story of the Law Buildings, corner of Beaver and South Market streets. The present officers are :— ' James G. Young, President; Theophilus Watkins, 1st Vice- President; George Guardenier, 2d Vice-President; Lyman Phil- lee, Secetary ; Thomas Silsby, Assistant Secretary; Parker Sar- 28 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. gent, Treasurer; John W. Hinkley, Physician ; Cornelius Van- derbelt, Frederick Porter, Lyman Philleo, James G. Young, S. P. Smith, William Gillespie, Theophilus Watkins, Finance Committee ; James A. Morse, Thomas Silsby, Arnold C. Higgins, Parker Sargent, Stewards. HIBERNIAN PROVIDENT SOCIETY. This Society was instituted on the 11th of February, 1832— The following are the officers for the present year:—James Halli- day, President; James Maher and Patrick Cassidy, Vice Presi­ dents; Thomas Gough, Treasurer; JohnT. Maher, Recording Se­ cretary; Peter C. Doyle, Corresponding Secretary; Thomas Fagan, Patrick Rooney, John Manning, Patrick Bergen, Lawrence Maher, Roderick Mulholland, John Bloomer, Executive Committee; Mi­ chael Cagger, William Hawes, Owen Murray, Finance Committee. Regular meetings 1st Tuesday in each month. ALBANY GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Rev. F. G. Mayer, President ; Henry T. Mesick, Vice-Pres ident; Christian Miller, Treasurer ; Walter S. Quackenboss, Sec­ retary ; Henry Newman, William McElroy, Isaac H. Bogart, William Hosch and George H. Kerker, Acting Committee.

ALBANY TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Officers elected March 4, 1834 : John Visscher, President ; George Vance jr., Vice-President ; Charles Van Orstrand jr., Sec­ retary ; George Trumbull, Assistant Secretary ; James Aikens, Treasurer ; Solomon Baker, Ephraim P. Goodhue, Edward Hen- ly, Cornelius Wendell, Henry Glen, Directors. Meetings held at Maiden lane Saloon.

BUTCHERS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. This society was organized for charitable purposes and its first meeting and election held on the fifth December, 1832—Officers for the present year—Patrick Cassidy, President; John C. Fred- enrich, Vice-President ; William Wilcox, Secretary ; John Fea- therly, Treasurer ; Thomas Kirkpatrick, James A. Putnam, Jacob Featherly, Executive Committee.

ALBANY PAINTER'S SOCIETY. George Lyon, President; William Z. Tiffany, Vice-President: E. A. Morrill, Secretary; John Hurdis, Treasurer; Burgess Wands, Steward.

NEW-YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. J. Le Ray de Chaumont, of Jefferson county, President; Ed­ ward P. Livingston, of Columbia, Ambrose Spencer, of Albany, Jacob Morris, of Otsego, Robert S. Rose, of Seneca, Vice Presi­ dents ; P. S. Van Rensselaer, of Albany, Recording Secretary ; Jesse Buel, of Albany, Corresponding Secretary ; Charles R. Web­ ster, of Albany, Treasurer ;. Henry W. Delavan, of Saratoga, John CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 29

Townsend, of Albany, Horatio Hickok, of Rensselaer, Executive Committee. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF ORPHANS AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN. [At the Orphan Asylum, fronting Delaware Square. Annual elec­ tion 1st Monday in May] Stephen Van Rensselaer, President; Edward C. Delavan, John T. Norton, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Richard Varick De Witt, Erastus Corning, John Willard, James D. Wasson, Douw B. Slingerland, James Gourlay, Dyer Lathrop, Managers; Dyer Lathrop, Treasurer ; Jo'in G. Wasson, Secretary.

FEMALE OFFICERS. Mrs. John Savage, President; Mi«s Cornelia Westerlo, Secre­ tary ; Mrs. Edward C. Delavan, Treasurer. Mrs. S Van Rens­ selaer, jr., Mrs John Willard, Mrs. Samuel Center, Mrs. Tallmadge, Miss M. .Smith, Mrs. Leonard H. Gansevoort, Miss M. Wendell, Mrs. J. Campbell, Mrs. Alonz) Pott r. Miss A. M. Wendell, Mrs. John T. Cooper, Mrs. Rufus H King, Mis. John T. Norton, Mrs. Ambrose Spencer, Mrs. Richard Varick De Witt, Mrs. Ira Harris, Mis Seymour, Miss C Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Friend Humphrey, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Thomas W. Harman, Miss Wilcox, Mrs. Peter Bain, Mrs. Chales A Keeler. This is the institution sometimes known and designated as the- •' Orphan Asylum."

ALBANY CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. [Asylum No. 14 Lodge-street, under the direction of the Sisters of Charity-] Thomas Gough, Pres:dent ; Peter Morange, Vice-President; Timothy Hayes, Treasuier; Robert L. Kearney, Secretary. The object of this Society is the support and education of orphan children of all denominations.

SECOND CHURCH CHORAL SOCIETY. [Attached to the Second Presbyterian Church.] Charles A. Hopkins, President; Thomas Treadwell, 1st Vice^ President; Elias Gates, 2d Vice-President ; Lucius Bell, Secre­ tary ; George Warren, Leader ; Walter R. Bush, Treasurer; John Chester, Librarian ; John G. Treadwell, George C. Treadwell' and Moses B: Wright, Executive Committee..

ALBANY SACRED MUSIC FUND SOCrETY. John T. Norton, President; Rev. John N. Campbell, 1st Vice- President ; Greene C. Bronson, 2d Vice-President; J. P. Cole, Leader ; Hiram Fanning, Conductor ; Thomas Treadwell, Libra­ rian ; John Mayell, Secretary ; Samuel Pruyn, Treasurer ; Elihu S(J CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

Russell, Lemuel Steele, Hamlet H. Hickcox, Visseher Ten Eyck,- Luke F. Newland, A. M Strong; Edward Colbuin, John Chrystie, Hiram Fanning, Samuel Pruyn, Johu Mayell, Boa d of Managers.

ALBANY ST. NICHOLAS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 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 Eiu'hts and John W. Bay, Physicians ; Peter Lansing jr., Cornelius A. Wahlron, Richard V. De Witt, Cornelius Egheits, Jacob T. B. Van Vechten, Andrew D. Lansing John S. Walsh, Charles Y. Lansing. Lansing Pruyn and Richard Van Rensselaer Managers.

ALBANY WATER WORKS COMPANY. John Meads, President; James McKown.Robert Boyd, Volkert P. Douw, George Hanfnrd, Trustees; Orlando Meads, Secretary and Treasurer; Hugh Huinprey, Superintendent; Richard Merri- field, Collector.

FIRST GREAT WESTERN TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY. Simeon De Witt, President; Christian Miller, Treasurer; Alon­ zo Crosby, Superintendaut. Isaiah Townsend, Teunis Van Vechten, Charles R. Webster,. Nicholas Bleecker, Francis Bloodgood, Isaac Denniston, Gerrit Y. Lansing, Wiliam C. Millet, John T. Cooper, Barnabas Eldredge, Benjamin Gilbert, Gideon Hawley, Directors. Election last Tues­ day in September.

SECOND GREAT WESTERN TURNPIKE COMPANY. John Townsend, President; Christian Miller, Treasurer. Volkert P. Douw, Christian Miller, Charles R. Webster, Wil­ liam C. Miller, Benjamin Gilbert, John S. Walsh, Directors. Election 2d Tuesday in August.

ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY TURNPIKE COMPANY. [Election last Tuesday in December.] Teunis Van Vechten, President; Isaiah Townsend, John Meads, John Constable, John I. Boyd, Volkert P..Douw, John L. Wendell, Stephen Van Rensselaer, jr., Richard Varick De Witt, Directors ; Barent Bleecker, Treasurer.

ALBANY TIRE DEPARTMENT. Robert Martin, President; James Campbell, jun., Vice-Pres­ ident ; Harmanus S. Van Ingen, Secretary ; Archibald M'Clure, Treasurer ; Caspar V. W. Burton, Collector. CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 31 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. WILLIAM L. MAKCY, Albany, Commander In Chief, Joel Bathbone, of Albany, Horatio Seymour of Utica, and Henry 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-Yoik, Quarter Master General ; Ger­ rit V. Denniston, of Albany, Judge .-advocate General ; Prosper M. Wetmore, of New-York, Paymaster General ; Itichard Pennell, 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 Bnnkerhoff, Aids de Camp.

THIRD BRIGADE OF CAVALRY. Chauncey Humphrey, Brigadier General; Major Hager, Inspec­ tor ; Major Spencer, judge Advocate; Major— , Assistant Hospital Surgeon ; Captain Bartow, Quarter Master ; Captain , Pay Master; Captain Child, Aid de Camp.

THIRD BRIGADE HORSE ARTILLERY. John Tayler Cooper, Brigadier General; Maj. John B. La Forge, Inspector ; Maj. John B. La Forge, Judge Advocate ; Maj. James Eights, Hospital Surgeon ; Capt. Slingerland, Quarter Master ; Capt. Ten Broeck, Paymaster ; Capt. Cooper, Aid de Camp.

TROOP B. SIXTH REGIMENT HORSE ARTILLERY. William M. Pearl, 1st Lieutenant Commandant; Reginald Kirkpatrick, 2d Lieutenant; William M'Kown, Cornet.

FIFTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. James M'Cabe, Colonel ; , Lieutenant Colonel; -, Major. Captains. John F. Strain, Edwin Davis, John H. Martin, Hiram Scrafford, Harman A. Staley. Lieutenants. Samuel Criggier, Abraham R. Murphy, David Palmer, Joseph Morford, Sears, Charles Sears jun., Charles Buel.

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. Crosby, Hospital Surgeon ; Major Fry, Pay Master; Maj. Van Vechten and Maj. Yates, Aids de Camp. 32 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

THIRTY-FIRST BRIGADE OF INFANTRY. Christopher'Batlerman, Brigadier General ; Maj. Asa Fassett, Inspector ; Maj. P. tagger, Judge Advocate ; Maj. Leverett Moore, Surgeon ; Capt. Adam Van Alen, Quarter Master ; Capt Volkert Bullock, Pay Master ; , Aid de Camp.

ALBANY REPUBLICAN ARTILLERY. John Strain, Captain; Charles Sears, jr., First Lieutenant, Charles Buel, Second Lieutenant.

EIGHTY-NINTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. John Groesbeck, Colonel; John Sharts, Lieutenant Colonel; Al- vah M. Lockwood, Major. Captains.—Alfred Hunter, John Hall, John C. Baker, jr., Eras­ tus Gibbons, Edward Fiisby, J. McLachlan, John T. Crew, Ama ziah Whitney. Lieutenants.—Cooney, Lyons, Treadwell, McAlister, Robin­ son, Calkins, Smith, Mirier. Ensigns.—Shepherd, Beebe, Wood, Hallenhakc, Doughtv, Noble. Col. Groesbeck's Staff Adjutant J. Brooks, jr., Pay Master; John J. Hill, Quarter Master; J. Barney, Surgeon; Leverett Moore, Surgeon's Mate, Isaac Winne, Sergeant Major; 11. McCollum, Quarter Master Sergeant. TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIXTH REGIMENT. John Osborn, Colonel; John B. Manning, Lieutenant-Colonel, James Haitness, Major. Captains.—Timothy Seymour, John Gray, Nathaniel K. Lea- vitt, David A. Bulson, Hiram L. Washburn, Walter Whitney. Lieutenants—Samuel Brass, Edward B. Slason, Thomas Wil­ son, Daniel Peck, John Sherwood, David Godden. Ensigns—Ira Porter, Charles Miller, John Hartness, Watson Dunham, John Tripp, William II. Carr, Jesse Randall, Freeman Calkins. Col. Osborn's Staff. , Adjutant; Jasper Hallenbake, Surgeon; Francis N. Selkirk, Surgeon's Mate; John Wands, Chaplain; Samuel N. Payn, Quarter Master; Henry Russell, Pay Master; William Hendnckson, Sergeant Major; Arthur Southwick, Quarter Master Sergeant; William Parks, Drum Major. Court Martial of 246/A Regiment for 1834. Captain Seymour, President; Captain Leavitt and Captain Bul­ son, Associate Members. ALBANY INDEPENDENT VOLUNTEERS. Eli Van Volkenburgh, Ensign Commandant. CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 33

NINTH RIFLE REGIMENT. PeterRelyea jr., Colonel; Leonard G. Ten Eyck, Lieutenant Colonel; Henry B. Haswell, Major. Col. Relyea's Staff. Albert Conkling, Adjutant; William J. Winne, Quarter Master; Rensselaer Sill, Pay Master; Sidney Sawyer, Assistant Hospital Surgeon ; William H. Keyser, do. Mate ; Henry Campbell, Chaplain. Captains. Parker Sargent, Stephen V. R Ableman, Jame Risk, Henry Thorn, Aaron Wiedman, Peter Ten Eyck, Snyder. GOVERNORS GUARDS. Parker Sargent, Captain ; Fredus Van Home, Lieutenant; William'H. Davis, Ensign. CITY GUARDS. James Risk, Captain ; Henry Guest, Lieutenant ; Bray- ton, Ensign. NATIONAL GUARDS. Stephen V. R. Ableman, Captain ; Friend Lawrence, Lieuten­ ant ; Israel Montgomery Reeves, Ensign.

ALBANY MILITARY ASSOCIATION. Maj. Richard Yates, President; Col. James M'Cabe, 1st Vice- President ; Col. John Groesbeck, 2d Vice-President; Col. John Osborn, Secretary ; Maj. James Winne, Treasurer; Maj. John B. La Forge, Judge Advocate ; Maj. William G. Fry, Auditor ; Capt. Parker Sargent, Adjutant.

ALBANY BURGESSES CORPS. Civil and Military Officers. Parker Sargent, President; Wynant Ciannell, Vice President; Joseph Chatterson, Treasurer; Murdoch M'Pherson, Secretary. John 0. Cole, Captain; Thomas Bayeux, First Lieutenant; John Sharts, Second Lieutenant; George Vance jr., Third Lieutenant; Henry C. Southwick, Ensign.

MASONIC BODIES.

BRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTEBOF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. Mordecai Myers, of New-York, G. H. P.; Jacob T. B. Van Vechten, of Albany, D. G. H. P ; Joseph Cuyler, of Johnstown,' G. K.; Nathan Gillett, of Cortland County, G.S.; John 0. Cole, of Albany, G. Secietary; Garret W. Ryckman, of Albany, G. Treasurer; Rev. Salem Town, of Cayuga co., G. Chaplain ; John Bull, of Columbia county, G. Marshal. GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. Morgan Lewis, G. M. ; Mordecai Myers, D. G. M. ; John Van Buren, S. G. W.; Joseph Cuyler, J. G. W.; James Herring, G. Sec'y ; James Van Benschoten, G Treas'r; Rev. John A. Over- bagh and Rev. Evan Johnson, G. Ch'ns ; Gerrit Lansing, G. Tyler D 34 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

TEMPLE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO. 5. Meets in Montgomery Hall, second Tuesday in every month, except June, July and August, at 7 o'clock, P. M. Daniel P. Marshall, H. P.; John F. Porter, K.; Jacob Henry, S.; Roland Adams, C. H.; Isaac Mory, P. S.; Josiah Winants, R. A. C; John O. Cole, Oliver C. Gracie, Thomas Silsby, Masters of Vails ; Edmund B. Child, Secretary ; William Voorhees, Trea­ surer ; Cornelius Higgins, Tyler. TEMPLE ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS AND THE APPENDANT ORDERS. Meets in Montgomery Hall. Annual election on the festival of Good Friday. Jonathan Eights, G. C; Garret W. Ryckman, G.; John O. Cole, C. G.; Lewis C. Beck, Prelate ; Jacob T. B. Van Vechten, S. W.; Richard I. Knowlson, J. W.; William Voorhees, Treas­ urer ; Edmund B. Child, Recorder. MASTERS LODGE, NO. 2. Meetings held at Montgomery Hall. Garret W. Ryckman, W. M.; James Campbell, jun., S. W.; Edward Livingston, J. W.; Rufus Brown, Treasurer; Hamlet H. Hickcos, Secretary ; , S. D.; Lansing G. Tay­ lor, J. D.; Joel A. Wing and John S. Walsh, Stewards. MOUNT VERNON LODGE, NO. 3. Meets in Montgomery Hall, first and third Thursdays in every month, except June, July and August, at 7 o'clock, P. M. " Josiah Winants, W. M.; Benoni C. Allen, S. W.; Matthew Brown, J. W.; Edmund B. Child, Secretary ; Thomas Silsby, Treasurer; Alonzo Borne, S. D.; John Cutler, J. D.; Melleo Battle and Hugh Johnson, Stewards ; Cornelius Higgins, Tyler. TEMPLE LODGE, NO. 53. Meets in Montgomery Hall, first and third Tuesday evenings in every month, except June, July and August, at 7 o'clock P. M. Julius R. Ames, W. M.; James Radliff, S. W.; John F. Porter, J. W., Daniel P. Marshall, Secretary ; William Voorhees, Treas­ urer ; Robert E. Ward, S. D.; William Cornell, J. D.; Stephen Van Rensselaer Ableman, and Caleb A. Parker, Stewards ; Cor­ nelius Higgins, Tyler. ORDER OF INDEPENDENT ODD FELLOWS. GRAND LODGE OF STATE OF NEW-YORK. Held at Montgomery Hall, Albany. Regular meetings first Fri­ day of every month. P. G. Charles Dillon, of Albany, W. G. M.; P. G. John F. Engold, of city of New-York, W. Dep. G. M.; P. G. J. Fordyce Whitney, of Albany, G. Secretary ; P. G. John F. Porter, of Albany, G. Treasurer. CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 35

GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHS. Held at Montgomery Hall, Albany. Meetings last Thursday of each month, at 5 o'clock, P. M. UNION LODGE, NO. 8. Lodge Room at Montgomery Hall, Albany. Regular meetings Wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock, every two weeks, from June 4, 1834. Daniel P. Marshall, M. N. G. Elisha W. Vose, V. G. , Wm. LaLasure, Secietary. J. F. Whitney, Tr easurer.

WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 13. Lodge Hall over No. 77 Washington-street, Albany. Regular Meetings every Monday evening, at 7 o'clock. Amos Adams, M. N. G. ; Jotham "Hancock, V. G.; Oliver G. De Groff, Secretary ; Philo Booth, Treasurer.

COURTS, &c COURT OF ERRORS. John Tracy, Lieutenant Governor, President; Judges ef the Supreme Couit, Chancellor, and Senators of the State, members. John F. Bacon, Clerk; James Livingston, Seigeant-at-Arnw; Jaa. D. Wasson, Doorkeeper. Special Term commences 23d August, 1834, at the City Hall, in- the city of New-York. oovmr gp UHANCERV. R. Hyde Walworth, Chancellor; James Porter, Register; John Walworth, Assistant Register; Alnnzo C. Paige, Reporter} James King, Injunction Master; Julius Khoades, Taxing Master* Oliver L. Baibour, Chancellor's Clerk.

SUPREME COURT. John Savage, Chief Justice ; Jacob Sutherland and Samuel Nel­ son, Justices ; John L. Wendell, Reporter of Supreme Court and Court of Errors ; John Keyes Paige, Clerk, and Philip Wendell, Deputy Clerk, Albany. W illiam P.. Hallett, Clerk, and John Fair- lie, Deputy Clerk, New-York. Thomas H. Hubbard, Clerk, and J. Gregory Curtis, Deputy Clerk, Utica. Nathan Williams, Clerk, and John A. Coffin, Deputy Clerk, Geneva. Special terms for hearing non-enumerated motions at Albany, for the year 1831. Febiuary, Thursday 6th and 20th ; March, Thurs­ day 6th and 20th ; April, Thursday 3d and 17th ; May, none; June, Thursday 5th and 19th ; July, none ; August,Thursday,7th and 21st ; September, Thursday 4th and 18th ; October, Thursday 9th; November, Thursday 20th; December, Thuisday 4tb and 18th. CIRCUIT COURT—THIRD DISTRICT. James Vanderpnel, Judge. Terms—First Mondays in March and September at the City Hall. 36 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT THIRD CIRCUIT. Terms—Third Monday in February, second Monday in May, and fourth Mondays in August and November, at the Capitol in Al­ bany. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. JYorthern District. Alfred Conckling, Judge ; Rutger B. Mil­ ler, Clerk; John W. Livingston, Marshal; Abraham Sickels, Dep­ uty Marshal; Nathaniel S. Benton, District Attorney. Times of holding Courts, 3d Tuesday in January, and 2d Tuesday in May, at Albany, and last Tuesday in August at Utica. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Terms—3d Tuesday in March, and 2d Tuesdays in June, Septem­ ber, and December at the City Hall. MAYORS' COURT. James M'Kown, Recorder. Terms, the first Tuesday in every month. POLICE COURT. John O. Cole, Police Justice; William L. Osborn, Justice Peace, Abraham Sickels, and Thomas L. Pemberton, High Constables; Chester Moore, Police Constable. JUSTICES' COURT. Gerrit L. Dox, Lemuel Jenkins and Lorenzo Janes, Justices of the Peace; James (J. Wasson, Clerk. Horatio Merchant, Justice of the Peace for the Fifth Ward. EXAMINERS IN CHANCERY. John E. Lovett, John W. Ford, John V. L. Pruyn. MASTERS IN CHANCERY. James King, Julius Rhoades, Peter S. Henry, John 1. Burton. William. H. Fondey. PUBLIC NOTARIES. Henry Bartow, Nicholas Bleecker, jun, John W. Leake, Alexan­ der H. Lovett, Thomas W. Olcott, Theodore Olcott, Harmanus 8 Van Ingen, Philip S. Van Ingen, Frederick H> Pepoon, Richard Yates. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Erastus V. Joice, John J. 11 ill, John I. Burton, Thomas M. Burt, Christopher Y. Lansing, Andrew J. Colvin, William Spencer, Pe­ ter Carmichael, Calvin Pepper, James Gough, Anthony Gould. Thomas W. Harman and Daniel VV. Mills. CONSTABLES. First Ward —Abraham Sickels, Abraham J. Cox, Isaac Thayer. Isaac Conkling. Second Ward—Chester Moore, Thomas L. Pemberton, Isaac O Davis, Laban W. Keith. Third Ward.—George Jenkins, Thomas Burgess, Abraham Rhinebart, Jacob Ramsey. Fourth Ward Benoni C. Alien, John Kinney. Fifth Ward —Josiah Piatt, John C. Waldron, John Thomas, John J. Mitchell. CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. ST Public Buildings, Public Officer, Incorporated and Unincorporated Societies, Newspapers, fyc, cj-c. Adelphi Hotel, 38 State Adjutant General's Office, State Hall, .entrance from Lodge Albany Academy,.Academy Park Albany Argus, 370 s. Market Albany Daily Advertiser, 91 n. Pearl: Albany Daily News, 63 State Albany Evening Journal, 71 State Albany Female Academy, 67, 69 and 71 n. Pearl - Albany Female Seminary, 67 Division Albany Library, in Female Academy, n. Pearl Albany Apprentices' Library, 366 s. Market Albany Theatre, s. Pearl Albany Post Office, 318 and 320 n. Market Albany Mineral Spring, Ferry, near *. Pearl Albany and New-York Line of Tow Boats, 66 Quay Albany Alms House, Almshouse Square, s- of Lydius continued; Albany Savings Bank, at Commercial Bank Albany Museum, Thorps & Sprague's Buildings, State c. n. Market4 Albany Typographical Society, meets at Maiden Lane Saloon Albany Type Foundry, Henry H. Little, 3 Liberty Albany Nursery, Western Turnpike, 2 miles from the city Albany and Canal Line, office 3 State Albany Water Works Comp'y, office 50 State, work shop 51 Steuben - Albany and Oswego Line, office 64 Quay Albany and Buffalo Towing Company, H. H. Treat treasurer, • office corner Quay and Hudson Albany Hollow Ware Factory, B. Bent & Co., 634 s. Market Albion Hotel, Joseph W. Barlow, Heikimer, cor. t. Market American Masonic Record, 6 s. Pearl American Hotel, 100 State Atheneum Buildings, S37,339,341 n. Market Attorney General's Office, State Hall, entrance from Lodge Bank of Albany, 42 State Bank, New-York State, 69 State Bank, Commercial, 40 State Bank, Canal, cor. State and n. Market Bank, Albany City, not yet located Bank, Mechanics' and Farmers', corner n. Market and Mark lane Bank, Savings, at Commercial Bank Bement's Hotel, Caleb N. Bement, 82 State Boston Packet Line, L. Gay, 104 Pier foot of State Buffalo Canal Line, T. Joy, corner Quay and State Butchers' Benevolent Society, Washington Hall Canal Collector's Office, Stanwix Hall, entrance from Maiden lane Canal Coffee House, A. S. Westcott, Division cor. s. Market Castle Garden, John Cooke, 288 State Centre Market, fronting on », Pearl, Howard and William Chamberlain's Office, City Hall Chancellor's Office, in Capitol, basement, east side »2. 38 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

Citizens' Canal Line, Edward Barber agent, 54 Quay City Hotel, Sidney Chapin, 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, basement ». aide City Superintendent's Office, S. D. City Hall, basement t. side City Marshal, City Hall City Surveyor's Office, City Hall Clerk of Common Council, 7 City Hall Clerk of Court of Equity, 3d circuit, 50 State Clerk of Supervisors, 8 City Hall and Atheneum Buildings Columbian Garden, Mrs. F. H. Bennc, 331 n Market Commercial L>ue Sloops, A. Jermain agent, Quay cor. Division Commenial Canal Line, O. M. Tomlinson ag't, Hamilton c. Quay Comptroller's Office, State Hall Concert Hall, 46 State Congress Hall, Capitol Park corner Washington County Treasurer's Office, 277n. Maiket County Clerk's Office, 11 City Hall County Jail and Work House, corner Howard and Eagle Cultivator Office, agricultural newspaper, 67 State District Attorney, office Atheneum buildings and City Hall Eagle Tdvern, L. Crutteoden, 453 s. Market Eastern Hotel, Alvin Wilbur, 605 and 607 s. Market Enamelled Hollow Ware Factory, Webster & Co., Johnson Engine, No. 1,11 Steuben Engine, No. 2, 43 Chapel Engine, No. 3, attached to the Aims-House Engine, No 4, 97 s. Peail Engjne, No. 5, Washington Engine, No. 6, State above Capitol Engine, No. 7, Dean near State Engine, No. 8,504 s. Market Engine, No. 9, 54 Beaver Engine, No. 10, 125 n. Market Exchange Coffee House, Friend Lawrence, Hamilton cor. s Market Fort Orange Hotel, Elisha Foot, 305 and 507 s. Market Fountain Inn, Robert W. Dunbar, 1 n. Market Eranklin House, Peter Germond, 136 State Franklin Type Foundry. Nathan Lyman, 7 Mark lane Furnace, Albany Temperance, O. G. De Groff^- Co., 53 Water Furnace, Clinton, Joel Rathbone, Beaver Furnace, Eagle Air, Many & Ward, 108 Beaver Furnace, Townsend's, I & J. Townsend, Hawk Furnace, Union, Howard Nott & Co .Washington Furnace, Hudson Street, Thomas & Potts, Hudson near Eagle Grand Jury Room, 8 City Hall Hay Scales, William, near Centre Market Hay Scales, n. Market cor. Lawrence Hermitage, Daniel Sweatnam, 323 n. Market Hibernian Provident Scciety, Military Hall CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. S?* Hook and Ladder, No. 1, Beaver near s. Pearl Hook and Laddei, No. 2, 35 Water Hudson River Steamboat Office, A: Bartholomew, agent, Pier, foot of Hamilton-sl., opposite Eagle Tavern, and Pier footof State Hudson Street Hotel, Koswell Churchill, 10 and 12 Hudson Insurance Company, Albany, 56 State Insurance Company, Firemen's, 44 State Insurance Company, Hartford, office of agent, 67 State Insurance Company, Merchants', over Canal Bank Insurance Co., N. Y. Life & Trust, J. B. La Forge, 370 s. Market Ithaca Line, J. B. Williams proprietor, 88 Pier Ithaca and Owcgo Line, Fitch & Losee and Ira Baldwin, 94 Pier. Jefferson Library Association, Law Buildings Journal and Telegraph printing office, 58 State Judge Advocate Geneial's Office, Atheneum Buildings Justices' Court, s. Pearl over Centre Market Knickerbacker Hall, 332 and 334 n. Market Lock Hospital, 3 Store lane Mansion House, J.,P. Bradstreet, 327 n. Market Maiden Lane Saloon, 28 Maiden lane Master's Lodge of Freemasons, Montgomery Hall Mechanics' Benefit Society, Law Buildings Merchants' Line Office, Pier foot of State Microscope printing office, 26. Beaver Mohawk and Hudson Rail Road Company, office 115 State, ware­ house and whsr corner Quay and Gansevoort Montgomery Hall, Erastus Chapin, 406 s, Market Mount Vernon Lodge of Freemasons, Montgomery Hall National Garden, James White, 106 n. Market New England Tavern, A. W. Starks, 491 s. Market New-York and Geneva Line, J. V. R Schermerhorn, 70 Quay New-York State Arsenal, 56 n. Market New-York ."Mate Temperance Society, office 19 Green New-York St Ohio Line, Meech, Jackson & Co.,c. State and Qaay N. Y. and Oswego Line, Johnson, Howlett & Co , State c. Quay New-York and Auburn Line, E. M. Toall agent, 43 Quay. New-York, Albany and Troy, Steam Towing Association, 64 Quay New State flail, Eagle fronting Academy Park North Market, foot of Columbia, corner Water Northern Transportation Line, H. Dkkiason agent, 104 Pier Orphan Asylum, Delaware Square , Pearl Street House, Evert Wynkoop, 70 ». Pearl Penn-Yan and Bath Line, Treat & Hughes agents, 60 Quay. Philadelphia Packet Line, Nathaniel Davis agent, 66 Quay Police Office, over Centre Market Rail Road House, Lyman Candee, s. Market corner Lydius Rasey's Hotel, Amnion Rasey,410 ». Market Registei in Chancery's office, State Hall, entrance from Lodge Rising Sun Tavern, Hazard & Carter, 19 s. Pearl Secretary of State, office State Hall 40 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

Screw Dock, Water foot of Lumber Sheriff's Office, No. 8, City Hall. Albert Gallup, Sheriff, res. 54 Washington. Daniel P. Marshall, under sheriff, res. 23 Wes­ terlo. Gerrit Hogan, deputy sheriff and jailer, at the Jail Isaac O. Davis, deputy sheriff, office 67 State, res. 68 Howard Sisters of Charity, 14 Ledge South Market, neaily opposite Fort Orange Hotel State Hall, corner State and Lodge StanwixHall, cor. n. Market and Maiden lane State Capitol, fronting State and Eagle Saint Andrew's Society, Hudson Street Hotel Saint Joseph's Catholic (Roman) Orphan Asylum, 14 Lodge Stieet Commissioner's Office, City Hall Supreme Court Clerk's Office, State Hall Surrogate Office, 10 City Hall Surveyor General's office, State Hall Swiftsure Line, Daniel Peck agent, Pier foot of State • Temperance Recorder, 19 Green Temperance House, 280 n. Market Temple lioyal Arch Chapter, Montgomery Hall Temple Lodge, Montgomery Hall • Third Ward House, William Clutterbuck, 17 and 19 Maiden lane Trader's Lin;, Treat & Hughes, 60 Quay Transportation Line, 48 Quay Treasurer of the State, office ftate Hall Troy, Albany and Oswego Line, office 68 Quay Union Lodge, I. O. F., Montgomery Hall United States' Rendezvous, 9 Division Utica House, James Whelpley, corners. Market and Church Utica Line, M. B. Scott agent, 104 Pier Washington Hall, Samuel Fuller, 27 s. Pearl Washington Line, Dows, Cary, Prosser Sc Co., cor. State & Quay- Washington Lodge I. O F., 77 Washington Western Hotel, Sylvester Wilcox, 140 State Western Transportation Line, Charles Smyth, 68 Quay Young Men's Association, Knickerbacker Hall STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS, &c. All the streets running west from the River, commence theu numbers at the eastern boundary. All those running parallel with the River, (excepting Montgomery and Water, which commence their numbers at the southern boundary,) commence numbering at the northern boundary. Several of the Streets have no buildings upon them. Academy Park, fronts on Eagle and Elk streets and Capitol Park Alexander street, from s. Pearl to western boundary, 1st s Basse It Alms House Square, fronts on Gansevonrt, Snipe, Perry and Ferry Bassett street, from River to s. Pearl, 2d south Schuyler Bass street, from River to s. Pearl, 1st south Lydius Beayer street, from s. Market to Eagle, 1st south'State CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 4T

Bradford street, Snipe to western boundary, 1st s. Sch'y turnpike Canal Basin, fronts Water, Lawrence, Montgomery and De Witt Capitol Park, fronts on Eagle and State streets and Academy Park. Capitol street, fiom State to Lancaster, 1st west State Catharine street, from Clinton to Swan Centre street, from Lumber to Canal Basin Cherry street, from Kiver to Franklin, 1st south Schuyler Church street, from Ferry to s. Market, 1st west s. Market Chapel street. Pom State to Patroon, 1st westn. Pearl Chestnut street, from Hawk to Lark, 1st south State Cortland street, from Delaware turnpike to Alms House Square Colonie street, f om Water to western boundary Columbia street, from River to Easle, 3d north State Clinton Square, fronts on s Pen I, Patroon and Orange street* Clinton street, from southern boundary to Beaver creek Dalliue street, from southen boundary to Lydius, 1st east Green Daniels street, from Beaver to Faille Dean street, from Meunen to Hudson, 1st west Quay Delaware square, fronts on Delawa e lunipike.Ferry, Lark, Lydius Delaware-street, f om Clinton to Hawk De Witt-street, f om Canal Basin to n. Market Diagonal-street, fiom Liberty t''junction of Hudson and Union Division-street, from River to Fhilip, 3d south of State Dove-street, from northern to southern boundary, 3d west Eagle Eagle-street, for southern boundary to Fox Elizabeth-street, from Alexander to Beaver creek Elk-street, from Easle to western boundary, 1st north Washington EmKttrgfn allAy,.fi*rint JunotiiMi f~l><-ioh *ml •. lVJnrkct to Ltibettjf Erie-street, from southern boundary to Schenectady turnpike Fayette-street, from Academy Park to Swan Ferry-street, from River to western boundary, 3d south Lydit*» First-street, mun Ten Droec\ IU western Doundary Fox-street, from n. Pearl to Elk Franklin-street, from Lydius to southern boundary, 1st east s. Pearl Gansevoort-street, River to western boundary, southernmost street Green street, fiom State to southern boundary, 1st west s. Market Hawk-street, from northern to southern boundary, 1st west Eagle Hamilton-street, from River to western boundary, 1st north Lydius Hallenbakestreet, from Beaver creek to Beaver, 2d west s. Pearl Hare-street, from head of Orange to western boundary Herkimer-street, from River to Delaware Square Howard-street, from s. Pearl to Eagle, 1st south State Hudson-street, from River to western boundary Hudson Square, fronts on Washington, Partridge and Ontario High-street, from State to Hudson, 2d west Eagle Jackson-street, Colonie to Spencer, b. n. Market and Montgomery Jay-street, from Eagle to Lark, 3d south Sta'e John-street, from River to Franklin, 1st north Ferry Johnson-street, from River to Alms-house Square, 1st south Ferry 42 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER.

Knox-street, from Elk to southern boundary, first west Lark Lark-street, from southern boundary to Patroon, 4th west Eagle Lawrence-street, from River to n. Market, 1st north Canal Basin Lewis Alley, from Hallenbake west to Philip Lumber-street, from Rivei to western boundary, 3d s. Canal Basin Lydius-street, from River to western boundary * Lancaster-street, from Eagle to western boundary, 2d south State Lodge-street, from Howaul to Columbia, 2d west n. Pearl Liberty-street, from Hudson tu Lydius, 1st west s. Market Malcom Street, from Beaver creek to Southern boundary Maiden-lane, from River to Eagle, 1st nonh Stale- Mai k-lane, from Rivjerton. Market, 1st north State Mercer-street, from Delaware turnpike to' Alms House Square Middle-lane, State to Columbia, between n. Market and n. Pearl Montgomery-street, from Steuben to northern uoundary Morris-stieet, from Delaware Square to western boundary Morton-street, from Clinton to Dove Mulberry-sreet, from River to Franklin, 3d souih Lydius North Ferry-strert, from Bath Ferry to n. Market North Lansing-street, from River ton Market, 2d s. Canal Basin North Market-street, from north boundary to State North Pearl-stieet, from Patroon to Stale North Square, fonts on Lark, Fox, Knox and Elk Nucella-street, from River to Gansevoort Ontario-street, northern to southern boundary, 2d to. Alms-house Orange-street, troin River to Hare, 4th north State Orchard-street, from Clinton Square to northern boundary Partridge-street, from southern uumulary to 3i_licncct«fir turnpike Patroon-street, from n. Market to western boundary, 6th n. State Perry-street, beginning at Alms-house Squaie, s to n boundary Pier, runa from foot of Hamilton north, 4323 feet, and 80 feet broad to tie foot of Lawrence-street, forming a basin otan area of 32 acres and 1—10th Pine-stieet, from t hapel to Eagle, 2d north State Philip-street, from Lydius to Hudson, 3d west ». Pearl Plain-street, from s- Pearl to Philip, 1st south Hudson Plumb street, from River to Franklin, 1st south Basset Providence street, from Delaware turnpike to Alms House Square Quickednush street, from River ton. Maiket, 1st north Orange Quail-street, from northern to southern boundary, 1st to. Alms H. Quay-street, along the dock, from southern to northern boundary Rensselaer-street, from River to s Pearl, 2d south Ferry Robin-street, fiom Alms-house Squaie to Washington, 1st to. Snipe Rose-street, fiom Hamilton to Lydius, 1st west Green Rose Alley, from Rose-sheet west, between Hamilton aad Lydius Sand street, from Lark to western boundary Schuyler-street, from Kiver to Clinton, 5th south Ferry Second-street, from Ten Brneek to western boundary South Lansing-street, from River to Franklin, 1st south Herkimer South Market-street, fiom State to Gansevoort South Pearl-stieet, from State to Gansevoort CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. 43

Spencer-street, from River to n. Market, 1st south Lumber Spruce-street, from Eagle to Lark, 1st north Elk State-street, from River to western boundary ° Steuben-street, from River to Eagle, 2d north State Snipe-street, beginning at Alms-house, to northern boundary Store Lane, from Green to s. Pearl, 1st south State Swan-street, from southern to northern boundary, 2d west Eagle Ten Broeck-street, from Patroon to Hawk, 1st west Orchard Third-street, from Ten Broeck to western boundary Union-street, fiom Lydius to Hudson, 2d west s. Market Van Tromp-street, from n Market ton. Pearl, 1st north Columbia Van Schaick-street, from 71. Pearl to Hare, 1st west Fox Van Woert-street, from n Market to western boundary Vine-street, from River to Franklin, 1st south Nucella Warren-street, from Eagle to Alms-house Square, 2d north Ferry Washington-street, Academy and Capitol Parks to w. boundary Washington Square, fronts on State, Knox, Lydius and Willett Water-street, from northern boundary to Steuben, 1st west Quay Westerlo-street, from River to Delaware Square, 2d south Lydius William-street, from Lydius to Howard, 1st west*. Pearl Wilson-street, from n. Market to Ten Broeck, 1st south Lumber Willett-street, from State to Lydius, 1st west Lark Yates-street, from Delaware Square to western boundary

WARDS, As divided and established by a law of the State ofJYew-Vork, Relative to the City of Albany, passed April 2, 1827.

First Hyarrf.-=-Beginning in the centre of Franklin-street, on the south line of the said city, thence running northerly through the centre of said street, to the centre of Lydius-street, thence easU erly through the centre of Lydius, to its intersection with Green, then northerly through the centre of Green-street to centre of Stata street, thence westerly through the centre of State-street to the east side Eagle-street, thence westerly to centre of State-street, on a range with the west side of the Capitol Park, thence westerly through the centre of State-street, to the Main avenue, thence southerly, through the centre of Main avenue to the centre of Lyd­ ius-street, thence westerly through the centre of Lydius-street to west bounds of the said city, thence southerly- along the said west bounds to the south bounds of the city, thence easterly along the said south bounds to the place of beginning.

Second Ward—Beginning at a point in the centre of State- street, opposite to the centre of Middle-alley, thence northerly through the centre of Middle-alley to the centre of Columbia-street, thence westerly through the centre of Columbia-street to the cen­ tra of North Pearl-street, thence northerly through the centre of 4'4 CHILD'S CITY REGISTER. North Pearl-street to the centre of Patroon-street, thence westerly through the centre of Patroon-street to its intersection with the Main avenue, thence westerly along the north bounds of the city to the west bounds of the city ; thence southerly along such west­ erly bounds to the north boundary of the first ward, thence easterly along the north bounds of the first ward to the place of beginning. Third Ward.—Beginning at a point in the easterly bounds of the city, opposite the street on the Pier, between lots Nos. 107 and 108, thence westerly in a straight line to the centre of said street, thence westerly through the centre of said street and along the cen- of the bridge, to the centre of State- street, thence westerly through the centre of Slate-street to a point opposite the centre of Middle- alley, thence northerly through the centre of Middle-alley to the centre of Columbia-street, thence westerly thiough the centre of Columbia-street to the centre of North Peail-street, thence north­ erly through the centre of North Pearl-street to the centre of Or­ ange-street, thence easterly through the centre of Orange-street to the north west corner of lot sixty-five on the Pier, thence easterly along the north bounds of lot number sixty-five to the east side of the Pier, thence in a straight line to the easterly bounds of the city, thence southerly along the said easterly bounds of the city to the place of beginning. Fourth Ward—Beginning at tha place of beginning of the first ward before mentioned, in Franklin-street, thence north­ erly along the easterly bounds of the first ward to the centre of Lydius-street, thence easterly through the centre of Lydius-street to its intersection with Green-street, thence northerly through the centre of Green-street to the centre of State-street, thence along the south bounds of the third ward to the easterly bounds of the city, thence southerly along the said easterly bounds ot the city to the south bounds of the city, thence westerly along the south bounds of the city to the plaee of beginning. Fifth Ward.—Beginning at a point in the east bounds of the ci­ ty opposite to the northeast corner of lot number sixty-five on the Pier, thence northerly along the easterly bounds of the city until it strikes a point opposite to a red cedar post with brick around it, standing on the west bank of Hudson river, which post is distant twenty-two chains and thirty-six links from the southeast corner of the store house of Stephen Van Rensselaer, on a course north forty degrees and twenty minutes west, thence westerly to the said ce­ dar post, thence north forty eight degrees west to the west bounds of the late town of Cotenie, thence along the west bounds thereof until it strikes the north bounds of the second ward, thence easter­ ly along the north bounds of the second and third wards to the place of beginning. CHILD'S ANNUAL- ADVERTISER* ANNEXED TO THE ALBANY DIRECTORY. 1834. NEW-YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE.

Day Line at 7 o'clock, A. M., (through by Day Light.) FROM THE FISH, FOOT OF STATE STREET. THE LOW PRESSURE STEAM-BOATS North America, Capt. R. G. Cruttenden, Albany, " J. G. Jenkins, Erie, " J. Benson, Champlain, " Gorham. Daily Evening Line, at 5 o'clock, P. M. rROK THE PIER, TOOT OF HAMILTON STREET. THE STEAM-BOATS Ohio, Capt. M. Bartholomew, De Witt Clinton, " G. E. Seymour, Constitution, " A. Hoyt, Constellation, " D. Brown jr. For passage apply to the Captains on board, or at either of the offices of the New-York, Albany and Troy Steamboat Lines, foot of State or Hamilton streets. Landing of the Day Line in New-York, foot of Barclay-street. Landing of the Night Line, foot of Cortlandstreet. THE JOHN MASON Runs between Albany and Troy, leaving Albany four times -a day, and also upon the arrival of the day boat in the evening. June, 1834. 1 2 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. «>JKV'XXX)OCXX>C>CKXXX>0000

ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION. Traders' Line. TREAT & HUGHES, Proprietors. ALBANY. Refer to OTIS CLAPP, ; ALFRED R1NDGE £ New-York. JOHN RICE, ) ATWATER & Co., Port Gibson. E. D. ROBINSON & Co., Palmyra. H. COLLINS, Bushnell's Basin. A. VOORHIES, I t>-»„fi,„i BROOKS & WILLIAMS, \ ™tslora- J. CHILD & Co., Rochester. J. MAYHEW & Co., Buffalo. Office in Albany, No. 60 Quay-street. 0°N. B. Liberal advances will be made on property stored at Pittsford, Bushnell's Basin, Palmyra and Pott Gibson, destined for the Eastern market. June, 1834. Crooked Lake Transportation. PENN-YAN AND BATH LINE. S. RICE & Co. and others, Proprietors, Penn-Yan. The above Line will transport Goods to Seneca Falls, Waterloo, Dresden, and the different Landings on the Crooked Lake and Canal. Stents: AL?RERDRmDGE, \ N°'15 South"st N' York" TREAT 5s HUGHES, 60 Quay-st Albany. S. RICE & Co., Penn-Yan. S. HASTINGS & Co., Hammondsport June, 1834. 4 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER.

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ERIE AND OHIO CANAL

CjLlNTON LINE. By DAILY LIJYE OF STEAM TOW BOATS from Foot of Broad Street, at 5 o'clock, P. M., from whence goods are forwarded to any point on the Erie Canal, and to Pennsylvania Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, fyc.—Where alio families can secure passages, both cheap and commodious. REFER TO James Savage, Albany Standart, Wilbur & Co., Huron, OJH.J John Allen & Co. Rochester J. W. Uollistcr &, Co., Sandusky, Ohi. Rodgers & Brown, Lockport John Hollistcr & Co., Perrysbursj A. Eaton, Buffalo T. & J. G.Cole, Monroe, M. T. Oliver Loe, Silver Creek H. V. Disbrow, Detroit, M. T. Walter Smith, Dunkirk Calvin Brittain, Mouili St. Josfuii* Knappfc Eaaon, Portland Harbor Hogan & Harris,Massillon, Ohio P. S. V. Hamot, Erie, Pa. Geo. Baker A- Co., Newark, ui>i.» Appleby & Co.jConneaut, Ohio Sherwood ^Gregory, Columliii,-:, Ohio Hubbard & Parsons, Ashtabula, Ohio McCague, IVlcVey & Co. PuriHnouthjO Phelps & Green, Fairpon, Ohio G. J. Leet, Portsmouth, Ohio E. SJiepard & Co. Richmond, Ohio Tomlinson at Co., Louisville, Ke;iiutk> R. Wiuslow. Clevelnnd, Ohio C. W. Gazzam, Cincinnati, Ohio Gidings, Baldwin, Pease &. Co., Clove- S. &- H. Hanna, Fort Wayne, Uiinui land, Ohio Hamilton &- Tabor, Fort Wayne, IN. J. SAVAGE, Albany, ISAAC VAN OLINDA, New-York. JOHN ALLEN, Rochester, Owners, June, 1834. ALBANY & OSWEGO LINE. THE Proprietors of the above Line have built a number of Lake Boats, which will run JVIGHTScDAY between New-York and Oswego, in connection with their Canal Boats between Albany and Oswego. • JOSEPH SLOCTJM, Syracuse, ELIAS TROWBRIDGE, Oswego, Proprietors. W. C. CARTER, 19 Coenties Slip, New-York. LEVI CHAPMAN, 62 Quay-street, Albany, Agents. June, 1834. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVKRTI8K-R. 5" ><><>eK><><>oo<>c>eK>oe>ooo<><><)<»o« New-York So Ohio

Merchandize expeditiously forwarded by the above Line, to Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, and Western Pennsylvania. H. MEECH & Co., foot State-st. Albany, A. B. MEECH & Co., 30 Front-st. New-York, Agents. Hefet enctg: M'Cague, McY'ey k Co., Portsmouth,*}. Nathan Raney, St. Louis/Missouri M'Dowel.'& Davis, do. 3. & J. S. Hanna, Lafayette, .Indiana Kenedy Lodowick, do. Brewster, Hogan and Co., Chicago, 11 Eoland G. Mitchell, Cincinnati, Ohio lineis Mills & Townsend, do. do. Brittain and Phelan, Mouth of St. Jo Forsyth If Co., Louisville, Kentucky sepbs, Michigan G.& A. Bucltannan, do. do. Wm. S. Abbott, Detroit, Michigan Watson k Gibson, Nashville, Tenn. H. V. Disbrow and Co. do. BLAIR, SMITH & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, SMITH & MACY, Buffalo, N. Y. H. MEECH & Co., Albany, N. Y. Proprietors and Agents. June, 1834. NEW-YORK & OSWEGO LINE.

JOHNSON, HOWLETT & Co., JAMES LYON & Co., MEECH, JOYCE & Co., WALTON & WILLETT. For Freight or Passage, apply to No«oS"*CO- } N-30 Front-street, N. York. JOHNSON, HOWLETT & Co., foot of State-street, Albany. WHITB & CLARK, Syracuse. IAMES LYON & Co., 7 n uswe a WALTON &WILLETT, 5 S .Tune, 1884- 1* • ciriib'a A-NNUAL ADVERTISER. •WOOOO<>OO<><>OOOOOO<>

39s ©anal an* SRatl KoaTr. For Freight or Passage, apply to E. R. IVES & Co., Ithaca. FITCH &LOSEE, ? a. ,, „. ... IRA BALDWIN, £ 94 on the Pier, Albany. L. LEONARD, Agent, 3 South-street, New-York. June, 1834. NEW-YORK AND AUBURN LINE. One Boat of the above Line will continue to leave Albany ano Weedsport daily, during the boating season, with relays of horses. SjCf- The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE APPLY TO C. C. RICHARDSON, 18 South-street, New-York E. M. TEALL, 43 Quay-street, Albany, CHARLES CHAMBERLIN, WHITESIDE & CRAMER, T & J. HAYWOOD, and others, Proprietors. PAGE & PRIEST, Little Falls, BUTLER, M'OONOUGH & Co., Utica, L. P. NOBLE, Manlius, WHITE & CLARK, Syracuse. NORTON & CO., Jtrdan, SMITH, FELLOWS & CO., > w . . WHITESIDE if CRAMER, \ weea8Porl June, 1834. Agents

SENECA LAKE TRANSPORTATION.

Dakin & Woolsey, and Others, Proprietors. AQ-KNTS * JOHN V. R. SCHERMERHORN, No. 70 Quay-st. Albany. J. RICE, No. 15 South-street, [up stairs,] June, 1934. New-York. CHILD'S ANNUA*, ADVERTISER. 7 >0000C>©00<>0<>OOOC<>6<>0

ALBANY

W. W. ROBERTS, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, BOAT AND SL.OOP STORES, No. 165 Canal Basin. fcJ-Sperm Oils and Tow Rope constantly on hand.-06 June, 1834. ALBANY CANAL, COFFEE HOUSE, Corner of South market and Division-streets. THE " Major" has fitted up his establishment for the accom­ modation of all who please to call. Board by the meal, day oi week, (warm at all times) and good clean beds, are furnished when called for. A. S. WESTCOTT, June, 1834. S CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. W»e>0<>00<>C<>000<>«X)004 DBUOS, HEEDIOIBTES' FERFTOIERT, *0.

IV. CARLETON, CHEMIST, No. 305 North Market Street, [Late Penniman's,} RESPECTFULLY informs medical gentlemen, and the inhab­ itants of Albany and its vicinities, that he keeps constantly on hand, all the medicines ordered by, the American and British Phar- m acopceias. The tinctures and other compounds, are prepared by himself, and warranted made with the best of diugs, and precisely according to the given formulas. Physicians' prescriptions and family recipes prepared with accu­ racy, neatness and despatch. W. C. has been in the habit of pre­ paring a large number of these daily, for the last seven years, aud hia accuracy may be confidently relied upon. W. C. has also constantly on hand, all the rare Chemicals and Medicines, as welt as an extensive assortment of Patent Medicine?, and a large quantity of the following

Of his own manufacture, warranted equal to any prepared in this country, and fully as cheap: EAU DE COLOGNE, LAVENDER WATER, HONEY WATER, (very fine,) EAU DE PORTUGAL, a new and most delicious perfume, EAU DE MIEL,—in bottles of various sizes. 09-Couqtry dealers supplied on the most advantageous terms. A choice and elegant selection of Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushei *.* Agent for the sale of the Shakers' Herbs and Medicines. June, 1834. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER.

And Kitchen & Grocers' FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. No. 348 North Market Street, [ Opposite the Museum.] W. & A. H. AUSTIN, OFFER for sale at- their Stove Factory, and Kitchen and Grocers' Furniture Warehouse, a great variety of Stoves of the most approv­ ed patterns, consisting oi Oval Nine Plate stoves, ("of plain and boil­ er tops;) Three Boiler cook stoves; James' Improved Round Boiler do.; Richard's patent alterable cooking and Franklin do.; (design­ ed either for coal or wood;) Door Franklins, of all sizess; Hall stoves; Box do.; Six plate do.; Coal stoves in great variety for stores and offices; Parlor do.; Jewsharpdo,; Dr. Nott's patent do.: R. C. Crain's Imitation do. Stove Furniture. Russia and English sheet iron stove pipe; copper, tin and sheet iron boilers; tea ketlles and dripping pans; coalscuttles; sifters: ash kettles, &c. &c. Kitchen Furniture. Knives and foiks; tea and tablespoons; basting spoons; compo­ sition tea kettles; block tin and copper do.; sauce pans; tea and coffee urns; coffee filterers; portable fumaces; plate warmers, and plate heaters; tin ovens and patent bakers; copper chafing dishes; wafle and wafer irons; sad irops; gridirons ; frying pans; dish cov­ ers; Britannia and block tin tea and coffee pots; tea trays; bread do.; knife do.; &c. &c. Grocers' Furniture. Tin and sheet iron oil cans; japanned tea boxes; scales, weights, measures; liquor pumps; glass drainers, scoops, tunnels, &c. Miscellaneous. Lawrence's patent chandelier lamps; canal boat lamps, with brass pots, constructed expressly for boat lamps; signal lanterns; boat pumps; brass hand lamps; japanned lamps of all kinds; brass and japanned spittoons; dressing cases; japanned trunks and sugar boxes; plain and fancy bellows; crumb and hearth brushes; British lustre and silver lead; Bathing Tubs and apparatus for shower baths; together with various other articles, too numerous to mention. Qrj-Merchants can at all times be supplied with Tin and Sheet I- ron 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 expedi­ tion. Dumb stoves made to order with neatness and despatch. Jime, 1834. 10 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. «>^>c^;>o-»o<>c>c>c>o<>o<><><>c>o<><>c> ®^g>^© ©A©©©®*?* No. 6 Green Street.

THE Subsciber offers for sale on accommodating terms, a variety of the most approved Stoves, consisting of Three Boiler Cook Stoves, Oven Stoves, Six Plate and Box Stoves, Coal Stoves, Franklins, &c. Also—Stove Pipe, Boilers, Drippin; Pans and Russia Dumb Stoves, Ash Kettles, Coal Scuttles and Sifters, Copper and Tin Liquor Pumps, Copper and Tin Measures, Sheet Iron Oil Cans. patent reflecting Bakers, Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots, Coffee Mills, Plain and Fancy Bellows, Brass Spittoons, Cast Iron and Composition Furnaces, Plain anil Jappaned Tin Ware, and a good assortment ofKitchen Furniture. {jtj- All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work made to order at short notice. DANIEL S. KITTLE. June, 1834.

ALBANY

NO. 244 NORTH MARKET-STREET.. The Subscriber keeps constantly on hand for sale, Stone for Coal Grates of every description. Franklins, Backs, Jambs, Man­ tles and Fireplaces, stove Linings and Cylinders, Dressing Roller? 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. DAVID CHAFFEE. June, 1834. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. II xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx •xxxxsoooo** STONE CUTTING. ALEXANDER GRAY, [No. 79 Herkimer-strcet, between Green and Franklin-streets,} INFORMS his Friends and the Public, that the STONE CUT­ TING BUSINESS, in all its branches, is continued by him, at No. 79 Herkimerstreet, between Green and Franklin-streets, where orders will be promptly executed. No assiduity on his part shall be wanting, to give the most entire satisfaction to those who employ him. He therefore hopes for a liberal share of public fa­ vor June, 1834. MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES &c. N03. 49 AND 51 SOUTH PEARL-STREET.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public, that he continues to keep on hand a handsome assortment of CHIMNEY PD3- CES, manufactured in varieties of Egyptian, Italian, Irish and A- merican Marble. Likewise, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, tyc. all of which he offers on the lowest terms. Builders and other gentlemen are invited to call and examine for themselves, as the public are not generally aware that they can be obtained so reasonable. Ornamental ifcussta Kron <£oal ©rates, In all the variety of patterns, as manufactured by N. Whitman, New-York, sold at the Factory prices, end put up to order, by the subscriber. N. B. 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. June, 18S4. JOHN DIXON. 12 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER.

6>CXXXXXXXXX>IXXXXXX>CXX>SX>(>:XXX ALWAYS DYEING AND YET LIVING

The subscriber wishes to give his sincere thanks to the public, for the liberal encouragement lie has received since he has taken asaasra <& s<3Qi33asj® Establishment formerly carried on by Mr. Robert Martin, and he hopes to merit a share of that patronage which was given to his predecessor. With his own practical knowledge, and good experienced workmen, he feels enabled to say to the public, that he will give as good satisfaction as any in his line of business. He undertakes to dye t^ilk, Sattin, Bomazines, Bombazetts, Merinos, Broad or Narrow Cloths ; in short, All the various kinds of dyeing done, All tho shades under the sun. N. B. Marine Casbmeie Shawls cleaned in the best manner and in French style ; Black Shawls restored to their original color without injuring their borders. Strict attention will be paid to the cleaning of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, and collars and breasts of coats warranted to be kept in perfect shape. All orders in his line of business will be thakfully received and promptly attended to at No. 14 Store Lane, opposite the Centre Market. Wm. GIFFIN. June, 1834,

BOARDING AND LODGING

FOR GENTEEL PEOPLE OF COLOR, BY

No. 62 Steuben-street. June, 1834. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 13

JOSEPH CHATTERSON,

No. 474 South Market-street, ALBANY.

TAILOR AND DRAPER, NO. 39S SOUTH MARKET-ST., Keeps constantly on hand a good as­ sortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VEST1NGS, Which he will make up to order in the latest style and workman­ like manner. —ALSO,— Stocks, Collars, Bosoms and Handkerchiefs of the best quality. lime, 1834.

JAMEL LAWLISS, Continues his SADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK FACTO­ RIES, No. 18 Washington-street and No. 96 State-street, where he keeps a full supply of every article in his line. On hand, a few- best plain SADDLES, ENGLISH BRIDLES and MARTIN GALES. June, 1834. 14 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. •;oo<>fxxxxxxx;

w&m®>Q)W P)Wwm&m>*

450 South Market street, (Comer of Hamilton, and opposite the Eagle Tavern,) KEEPS constantly on hand a geeeral assortment of BOOTS »ud SHOES, by the case, dozen or single pair, on as reasonable terms as any other establishment in the city. Gentlemen and La­ dies wishing good and fashionable articles, are invited to call before they purchase elsewhere. gO|p> City patronage is respectfully solicited. June, 1834. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 15 oc«>o!>oeKXX>coocxi LIVERT STABLE.

JAMES WALKER STILL continues the business at the Old Stand, No. 42 Division; street, near Green-street, where he will be happy to accommodate his customers with Coaches, Gigs, Sulkies and Wagons, on easy terms. Horses kept by the day or week, and carefully at­ tended to. flej- A HEARSE is kept in readiness at all times. June, 1834. STEREOTYPING. The subscriber has recently added Stereotype Founding to the Type Founding business, at the Qllbang &$pc airti Stcreotnjje jFountrru, No. 8 Liberty-street, And is prepared to execute orders in the best manner, and on terms as favorable as any similar establishment in the country. HENRY H. LITTLE. June, 1834. (jscvj/iJ cJf^/ie /or tJViwn&f. For sale at the Albany Type Foundry, No. 3 Ltberty-stroet,. every variety of TYPE FOR NAMES, including Script ot different sizes, of which the caption and signature of this are specimens. The price of a name, together with a Pallet to set it in, and in­ delible ink for printing, is 50 cents.

June. 1834. W> CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVRTISER. •x>(xxxxx>«xxx>ooocoo<>oooooo<; .. WEARE C LITTLE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,

NO. 67 STATE-STREET, ALBANY, Keeps constantly for sale an extensive assortment of: Sato Eoofes, Theological, Medical, School and Classical

SQQmg &EP2> Af®e*©£©a^©SB^a Together with a general assortment of BOOKS, in the other de partments of Literature and Science. • 8@- Orders for Books of every description executed with cart and promptness, and on the most moderate terms. Social libraries and literary institutions supplied at the lowest wholesale prices. Q@- WEARE C. LITTLE is Agent, and receives subscription.- for all the American and Foreign Reviews and Periodical Publica tions. BOOK BINDING. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LEDGER No. 63 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 MACHINE, and other necessary implements for manufacturing £*&«&£?££ Q(D ©IS© Ot every description, on the most reasonable terms, and of th' best materials and workmanship. N. B. An assortment kept on hand. June, 1834 EARL. BRIDGES.

HAS removed to 43 Maiden lane, where he will be happy to r< ceive the calls of his friends and the public, June. 1834. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 19 :<>.;:x>oc*e<>o<>e>o<>c<^^ SHERIFF'S JURY. CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY FOR THK Year ending with December in 1834. The Sheriff of the city and county of Albany will execute WRITS OF INQUIRY at the City Hall, in the city of Albany, on the following days, at 9 o'clock in the morning: viz. SUPREME COURT. Friday, July 11th, 1834. Friday, October, 24th, 1834. COMMON PLEAS. Second Tuesday in June, Third Tuesday in September, and Secomt Tuesday in December, 1834. MATOR'S COURT. First Tuesday in each month. June, 1834. a*, a, saixsrsrasr^

SHELL COMB MANUFACTURER; NO. 166 NORTH MARKET-STREET. N. 1J. All kinds of Shell Combs repaired and made to oider lune. 1834. S. P. SCHUYLER,

DEALER IN WINES, TEAS AND GROCERIES. All of the first quality, Corner of North Market and Columbia-streets fune. 1834. 20 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER.

H. CLIFTON, BEAVER-STREET PORTER HOUSE. No. 14 Beaver-street, AND •Sutlers aB»taWf»ftmnit, No. 3 Beaver-street. June, 1834. EDWARD OWENS,

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MAKER, No. 26 Beaver-street. June, 1834. CENTRE MARKET EXCHANGE SOUTH-PEARL STREET.

REFRESHMENTS of all kinds, on the shortest notice and mosi reasonable terms, at all hours, will be furnished by the subscri­ ber. MILLS & NEWMAN. June. 1834. CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER. 23

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AND IMPORTERS, No. 14 GREEN-STREET. Importers of German Clocks, Toys, &c. &c. Time Pieces of ••very description warranted to go well. Watches and Clocks re­ paired. June, 1834. THOMAS CARSON,

(ftloik autj 3©atcfj J^alur, Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has return­ ed to this city from Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to which place he removed from hence in 1819. He has recommenced business here at No. 2 South Pearl-street, 8 doors from State-street, where he will be in constant attendance to receive the commands of all who may want CLOCKS or WATCHES repaired. His work will be faithfully executed in all respects, and he hopes, that whilst he is receiving daily visits of new customers, that his old ones, for whom lie formerly labored, may be disposed to renew their acquaintance in the line of his profession ; and he will study to keep time with tbem and all others, in a due reciprocation of all favors. June, 1834. '24 CHILD'S ANNUAL ADVERTISER.

ENGRAVER AND COPPERPLATE PRINTER, In the Law Buildings, 3d Story, Corner of Market and Beaver-sts. D. CAMPBELL,

No, 68 State-street, 3d Story, QCJ-Orders faithfully and promptly attended to.

GEORGE H. KERKER, Keeps constantly for sale a first rate as­ sortment of Wines, Teas, Provisions and Groceries in general, at NO. 247 NORTH MARKET ST., ALBANY.

RISING SUN TAVERN. HAZARD & CARTER, Respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they have ta­ ken the Rising Sun Tavern, corner of South Pearl and Beaver- stteet, where they will be happy at all times to pay their attention to gentlemen who may see fit to call upon them. Parties of pleas­ ure will receive prompt attention ; and in fact, it will be their study to please all who may honor them with their custom. Their bar is well furnished with the best of wines and liquors of.all kinds. Attached to their establishment is a Livery Stable, from which they are at all times ready to furnish their friends and the public with HORSES SL CARRIAGES. Alao Private Carriages and careful drivers, furnished at the shorleat otice.n ALBANY DIRECTORY,

BY E. B. CHILD.

AAROL, widow, 45 Beaver Abbey, Eliphalet Killarn, master sloop, 32 Division Abbey, widow of Simeon, 32 Division Abbott, James, mason, 336 State Abel, Mrs. Andrew, 44 Ferry Abel, widow of Henry, 18 Orange Abelman, Christian, carpenter, 211 State Abelman, Stephen V.R., carpenter, sh. 5, h. 3 Colonie Abendroth, William, grocer and boarding house, 246 Washington Abernethy, Hugh, laborer, 61 Malcom Acker, Richard, fishmonger, bds at Francis duin's Ackerman, Gerrit, merchant, 172 s. Pearl Ackerman, Gilbert, 174 s. Pearl Adams, Amos, (H. # A. Adams) 188 Washington Adams, Amos, hair dresser, 169 s. Pearl Adams, Allen, blacksmith, shop Herkimer, house 68 s. Lansing Adams, Christopher, carpenter, shop 77 Maiden lane, house 35 Swan Adams, H. & A. (Henry and Amos) bakers, 186 Washington Adams, Henry, (H. fy A. Adams,) 172 Washington Adams, John R., victualling cellar, cor. n. Market and Mark lane, house 90 Hudson Adams, Joseph, confectioner, 32 Green Adams, Nathaniel, Marble Pillar Refectory, basement story of Museum, house 42 s. Pearl A 2 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Adams, William N., innkeeper, Troy road, 4 miles from city Adams, Roland, boarding house, 74 Division Adams, William, proprietor of Albany and New-York Line tow boats, office 64 Quay, h. 70 Hudson Adams, Eliza, 168 s. Pearl Adams, Miss Louisa, 31 Church Adams, widow of Pelatiah, 31 Church Adkins, Mies W. A., boards at Eagle Tavern Ager, Clark C, 547 s. Market Ager, William, laborer, 24 Van Schaick Ager, William, drayman, 179 n. Market Agnew, John, grocer, s. Market, cor. s. Lansing Aidenger, Peter, laborer, 306 Washington Aiken, James, printer, 36 Herkimer Ainsworth, Alby C, dealer in dry goods, 287 n. Mar­ ket, bds. at Mrs. Pease's Akerly, Samuel, cooper, 10 Union Akin, F. W. & E. C. (Frederick W. and Ebenezer C.) flour store, 73 Quay Akin, Ebenezer C, house 69 Ferry Akin, Frederick W., resides in village of Greenbush Albert, Peter, hair dresser, 272 s. Pearl Alden, Albert G., whip maker, Lydius continued Aldrich, Richard, shoemaker, 21 Lodge Aldrich, Zachariah, laborer, Schenectady turnpike Aldrich, widow Anna, 41 Montgomery Aldrich, widow Eliza, 127 Franklin Aldridge, widow Catharine Ann, 76 n. Pearl Alexander, Joseph, boards at Adelphi Hotel Alexander, Morgan I., 15 Van Schaick Allanson, Peter jr., carpenter, Hallenbake, south of Lydius *Alcott Thomas, 6 Van Tromp *Alcott, widow Jane, 6 Van Tromp Allen, Benoni C, coroner and constable, office and residence 96 Church Allen, Dennis, carpenter, 47 Van Schaick Allen, Horace, broker, office 391, house 551 s. Marftet Allen, Henry A., cl'k N. Y. S. B'k, res. 551 s. Market Allen, Isaac W., hair dresser, 75 s. Pearl CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 3

Allen, James, carpenter, 41 Montgomery Allen, John, carpenter, 75 Beaver Allen, John V., carpenter, rear 154 s. Pearl Allen, Joseph, stone cutter, 9 Chapel Allen, Otis, attorney &c, office 310 n. Market, boards at Temperance House Allen, Peter W., coach maker, 59 Division Allen, Thomas, laborer, 56 Rensselaer Allen, Chloe, widow of Nathan, boarding house 58 Montgomery Allen, Mrs. Harmony, 33 Westerlo Alvord (Edmund) & Winne (John), cabinet ware­ house, 116 State Alvord, Edmund, boards at 55 Chapel Alvord, William, (Meads Sf A.) Columbia, between n. Pearl and Chapel Alworth, Samuel YV., grocer, 121 Pier Ames, Angelo, 41 s. Pearl Ames, Ezra, portrait painter, 41 s. Pearl Ames, Horatio, (Eddy % A.) 79 Lvdius Ames, Julius R., minature painter, 41 s. Pearl Ames, Robert, mason, 20 Malcom Ames, widow Mary, 261 n. Market Amsdell, William, brewer, 14 Rose Anderson, Daniel B., shoemaker, cor. Franklin Sc Bass Anderson, George, 192 Fox Anderson, Gilbert, 52 Montgomery Anderson, John, moulder, 21 Knox Anderson, Jesse, 62 Schuyler Anderson, Robert, 13 n. Lansing Anderson, , machinist, 20 Daniels Anderson, Miss Margaret, 17 n. Pearl Anderson, widow Mary, 536 s. Market Andrews, Amos, wheelwright, 71 Beaver Andrews, Fairman, baker, 29 Orchard Andrews, Orrin, baker, 29 Orchard Andrews, Truman, printer, 59 Division Andrews, widow Christina, boarding house, 13 Rose Andrews, widow Clarissa, 303 s. Pearl Angus, Charles, printer, 31 Van Schaick A.ngus, widow Margaret, 31 Van Schaick 4 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Angus, Nancy, grocer, 140 s. Pearl Angus, Miss Eliza, dress maker, 109 Beaver Angus, widow Sally, 165 Lumber, Arbor Hill Annesly, Lawson, looking glass warehouse, 309 and 311 n. Market, house Columbia, between n. Pearl and Chapel Annesly, William, patent ship builder, 22 QuackenbusU Annesly, Miss, teacher, 22 Quackenbush Anright, James, laborer, 50 Van Schaick Anright, John, laborer, 50 Van Schaick Anson, Lcvinus, mason, 59 Fayette Antes, James, shoemaker, 164 Washington Anthony, Michael, stove mounter, 18 Van Zandt Antz, Antoine, laborer, rear 207 Washington Appunzeller, Andrew, 409 State Arkenburgh, widow Janet, 161 Green Arms, Guy, exchange office, 360 s. Market, boards at Adelphi Hotel Arms, Noadiah L., "At Home," 110 Pier, house 49 Green Armsby, James H., physician, office 310, res. 207 n. Market Armstrong, Adam, grocer & shoemaker, 170 n. Market Armstrong, John, tailor, 110 Schenectady turnpike Armstrong, Robert, 45 Water Artcher, Edward, 74 Eagle Artcher, John, brickmaker, 216 State Artcher, Michael, proprietor Eagle Street Hotel, Eagle cor. Daniels Ashten, Peter, gardener, 146 Washington Aspmwall, Lewis, bellfounder, shop 64 Beaver, house 46 s. Pearl Atkins, Ben, at Rail Road office in Rotterdam, when in city 34 Eagle Atkinson, William, laborer, 17 First, Arbor Hill Atzr, Michael, laborer, rear 232 s. Pearl Austin, W. & A. H. (William and Anthony H.) stove, tin, and sheet iron warehouse, 348 n. Market Austin, Anthony H., res. 64 Westerlo Austin, Abraham, carpenter, 136 Lydius Austin, Benjamin, 136 Lydius CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. i

Austin, Benjamin jr., carpenter, 136 Lydius Austin, Jeremiah, skipper, 96 Beaver Austin, William, tin & sheet iron worker, shop Green, cor. Hudson, house 64 Westerlo Avann, Thomas H., 24 Van Zandt Axtell, Alden, farmer, 280 s. Pearl Axtell, Thomas, farmer, 280 s. Pearl Ayer, Charles C., 43 Washington Ayer, Samuel, provision store, cor. Hamilton & Union, res. 43 Washington Ayer, Miss Mary A., milliner, 41 Washington B. Babcock, Benjamin, painter, 19 Lodge Bacon, John F., clerk of Senate, office in the Capitol, south door, res. at Mrs. Lockwood's Bacon, Philo, laborer, 13 n. Lansing Badgley, Joseph F., collector for 5th Ward, boards a'. Allen Tucker's Badger, Walter, teacher, 66 Union Bagley, William, dealer in dry goods, 382 s. Market, house 121 Green Bailey, Amos, sash and blind factory and h. 88 Bass Bailey, Enoch, 65 n. Market Bailey, Henry H., furrier, 62 Franklin Bailey, John, ostler, 57 Church Bailey, Joseph, pavior, rear 129 Malcom Bain, Peter, 79 Lydius Baird, Mrs. M., at 57 s. Pearl Baker (Ellis) & Walbridge (George), general stage office, 452 s. Market cor. Hamilton, opposite Ea­ gle Tavern Baker, Ellis, 40 Lydius Baker, Emerson E., {Parsons fy B.) 144 n. Market Baker, George E., boards at 66 Columbia Baker, James, engineer, 29 Water • Baker, John, painter, 14 Rose Alley Baker, John C. jr., furrier, 62 Franklin Baker, Solomon, printer, 21 Fayette Baldwin, Caleb W., silver nlater, 31 Hamilton Al 6 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Baldwin, Ira, Ithaca and Owego Line, 94 Pier, boards 31 Green Baldwin, Ira C, clerk in N. Y. S. Bank, h. 6 n. Pearl Baldwin, widow Mary, boarding house, 32 Hamilton Ball, Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 12 Store lane Ballantine & Co., brewers, 196 n. Market Ballantine, Peter, (Ballantine 8r Co.) 198 n Market Ballantine, Robert, 1 Liberty Ballantine, William, carpenter, 116 Lydius Ballough, John, constable, boards at 198 Washington Ballough, widow, 14 Willett * Baltimore, James,white washer, Hallenbake, s. Lydius Bancraft, George P., res. 28 n. Ferry Bancraft, Henry A., lumber dealer, 3 n. Ferry, house 28 n. Ferry Banfill, Daniel, mason, 6 Capitol Banker, Benjamin, smith, 81 Beaver Bannister, Joseph, (Goddard S{ B.) 43 Water Bantam, John, cutler and whitesmith, 3 Fox, house 7 Chapel Bantam, William, painter, 7 Chapel Baragar, Miss Catharine, tailoress, rear 105 Beaver Barber, Edward, agent for Citizen's Line, 54 Quay, boards at Montgomery Hall Barber, George W., painter, 13 Bass Barber, John, grocery and provisions, 96, house 95 «.. Market Barber, Joseph, accountant at Fidler & Ryckman's, boards at 126 s. Pearl Barbour, Oliver L., chancellor's clerk, office in the Capitol, north end, east door Barker, Charles, (White, Barker Sf Co.) office 9 Dean, house 83 Lydius Barker, Charles jr., fashionable hat store, 356 s. Mar­ ket, house 83 Lydius Barker, Misses, 557 s. Market Barnard, Daniel D., 1 Elk Barnard, Edwin W. (Noyes % B.) res. at Mrs. Skin­ ner's, 282 n. Market Barnard, F. J., lumber dealer, 159 Water, house 16 Lumber CHILD'S ALBANY" DIRECTORY. T Barnes, Bradford, carpenter, 79 Washington Barnes, Hopkins, confectioner, 62 s. Pearl Barnes, Lewis G., clerk 42 State, bds at Mrs. Pease's Barnes, Samuel S., printer, 68 s. Pearl Barnes, Mrs. George W., nurse, 13 Swan Barney, Benjamin, 478 s. Market • Barney, Jarvis, physician, office 95, h. Ill $. Pearl Barney, William, merchant, cor. Lydius and Lark, h. Lydius continued Barney, widow Penelope, 478 s. Market Barnfather, William, laborer, 80 Malcom Barlow, Joseph W., keeper Albion Hotel, Herkimer cor. s. Market Barrett, Michael, grocer, 50 Van Schaick Barrett, Richard, pavior, 50 Fox Barrett, William & Co., (William B. and Milo R. Eames) gold beaters, 5 Church Barrett, William, (W. B. # Co.) bds. at Mrs. Fullers Barrett, William, laborer, 17 Lumber Barry, John, pilot, 52 Hamilton Barry, John, shoemaker, 101 Green Bartholomew, Andrew, agent Hudson River Steamboat Company, office Pier foot of State, and Pier foot of Hamilton, lodgings 5 Hudson Bartholomew, Charles, (Little 8f B.) 101 Beaver Bartholomew, Martin, master steam boat Ohio Bartlett, widow, rear 107 Beaver Bartley, James, carpenter, 14 n. Pearl Barton, Joseph, type caster, Wendell near Beaver Barton, Thomas, laborer, 30 Howard Bartow, Henry, cashier Commercial Bank, res. at City Hotel Basford, Jason, carpenter, 144 Lydius Bass, Oliver, stage proprietor, 20 Washington Batchellor, Thiel, lumber and produce merchant, 58 Pier, house 23 Fayette Batchellor, Galen, (J. Sherman §• Co.) boards at Mrs. Schoolcraft's Batchellor, Henry, laborer, basement 168 s. Pearl Bateman, Edward T., grocer and pavior, 38 Malcom Bateman, Richard, carpenter, 124 Washington "S CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTOR?. Bates, Alson, comb maker, 149 n. Market Bates, David F., comb mender, 72 Green Bates, Horatio, 41 Liberty Bates, Jeremiah H., cooper, shop Swan, house Elk near Swan Bates, Otis, teamster, rear 160 Schuyler Bates, Otis, teamster, 75 Schuyler Bates, Robert B., attorney &c, office 55 State, res Adelphi Hotel *Bates, Jeremiah, laborer, 95 Bassett Battle, Mellen, machinist, 23 Hawk Baxter, Horace, laborer, 35 n Lansing . Baxter, Eliza, 163 s. Pearl Bay, J. & J. W. (John jr. and John W.) druggists, 354 s. Market cor. State Bay, John W., physician, office 293, h. 295 n. Market Bay, John jr., res. 65 n. Pearl Bay, William, physician, office and house 65 n. Pearl Bayeux, Thomas, 17 Franklin Beal, James, laborer, Lumber, Arbor Hill Beal, Thomas, laborer, Lydius continued Beals, Mrs. Sally, 56 Hudson Beard, James R., brickmaker, Lydius west of Knox Beattie, Alexander, W., cooper, 15 Bass Beattie, William, clerk in comptroller's office, boards 32 Howard Beaurmachais, Francis, rear 232 s. Pear! Beck {Lewis C.) & Webster (Matthew H.\ enamelled ware pottery, s. Market, below Ferry Beck, Lewis C, professor of chemistry in N. Y. Uni­ versity, residence in city of New-York Beck, T. Romeyn, principal Albany Academy, res. in Academy, south door Becker, Adam, laborer, rear 282 s. Pearl Becker, Adam P., 33 Hawk Becker, Peter, laborer, Lydius, near Knox Becker, William A., boards at Utica House Becker, widow Frances, 58 Union Bedbury, Jacob, mason, 7 Howard Bedell, Richard, victualler, stall No. 5 in Centre Mar­ ket, house 71 Knox CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 9 Beebe, Asaph, victualling cellar under the South Mar­ ket, grocery 56 Quay, house 12 s. Pearl Beebe, Thomas T., carpenter, shop 34 Montgomery, house 22 Orange Beech, William, cabinet maker and grocer, 223 s. Pearl Beecher, Mrs. Fanny, 11 Bass Beekman, Peter Douw, 21 Van Schaick Beighton, Thomas, Lark, south of Lydius Belew, Arthur, grocer, 17 Daniels Belknap, Zebina, agent for W. R. Morris, office 95 Pier, house 20 Quackenbush Bell, James, exchange office, cor. State ands. Market, house 61 s. Pearl Bell, Joseph, 138 State Bell, William, carpenter, 82 s. Pearl Bell, widow of Robert, 82 s. Pearl Bement, Caleb N., proprietor Bement's Hotel, 82 State Bement, William, at Bement's Hotel *Ben Peter, white washer and cryer, 74 Westerlo Bend, John, carpenter, cor. Wilson and Ten Broeck Bender, Christopher W., merchant, 89 s. Pearl Bender, Wendell M., merchant, 126 State Benedict (Lewis), Roby {Joseph) & Co. (Spencer S. Benedict), dealers in hardware, 359 s. Market Benedict, Lewis, house 8 Capitol Park Benedict, Spencer S., res. 8 Capitol Park Benedict, Mrs. C. E., boarding house 62 Chapel Benjamin, Caleb, at James D. Wasson's, 22 Fayette Benjamin, Chauncey, grocer 44 Washington, boarding house and bar 162 State Benne, Clarissa, widow of Henry F., confectioner, 331 n. Market Benner, John, laborer, 5 s. Lansing Bennett, Ezra B., merchant, 4 Mark lane, house 17 Dallius Bennett, James, 5 n. Pearl Bennett, Robert B., at Chadsey & Fowler's, 98 Quay Bennett, William, butcher, 277 Schenectady turnpike Bensen, David, plane maker, 42, house 48 Howard Bensen, John, carpenter, 22 Capitol Benson, John, laborer, 278 s. Pearl 10 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Benson, John jr., grocer, 9 n. Market Bent, B. {Bartlett) & Co., (P. B. Savery) proprietors' of Albany Hollow Ware Factory, 634 s. Market, cor. Johnson Bent, Bartlett, 609. s. Market Bent, John, furnaceman. 46 Water Bentley, Heman, blacksmith, 37 Division Bentley, James R., master tow boat Albany, 36 Liberty Bentley, widow, boarding house, 36 Liberty Bergin, Patrick, mason, 5 Bass Bergin, Thomas, mason, 5 Bass Beringer, A. & J. (Anthony and Jasob) clock manu­ facturers and importers, 11 Green. [See adver­ tisement] Beringer, Anthony, house 159 Green Beringer, Jacob, house 159 Green Berleur, Eugene, furrier, 228 n. Market Bernes, Martin, coachman, 11 Van Tromp Berry, William, gunsmith, 7 Beaver, h. 6 Daniels Berthelon, Daniel, musician and segar maker, 2S. Beaver Betham, widow Susan, 59 Clinton Betts, Richard D., provision store 7 Green, house 101 Columbia Bice, Hiram, shoemaker, 36 n. Pearl Bicknell, Becker, merchant, 40 Washington, h. 1 Swan Bigelow, J'ackson, saddler, Hallenbake, s. of Lydius Bignal!, John, printer, 8 Capitol Bill, Charles, steam boat agent, foot of Lydius Billil, Augustus, waterman, 6 Rose Billings, Mrs. Catharine, boarding house, 48 Union Billson, Abraham, manufacturer blacking, 9 Fayette Billson, Cornelius, tobacconist, 37 Van Woert Billson, David, rope maker, 19 Van Woert Billson, John, miller, 87 n. Market Billson, John, 21 First, Arbor Hill Billson, Nicholas, coachman, 67 n. Market Billson, Peter, Van Woert, west end Billson, Jacob, 149 Water, cor. Lawrence Bilyeu, Cornelius, mason, 26 Van Schaick Bilyeu, widow Margaret, 26 Van Schaick CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 11

Birdsall, George, maltster, 320 State Birdsall, William, saddler, 146 Lydius Birmingham, James, laborer, 10 Rose Alley Bishop, George, waterman, 58 Church Bishop, Robert, grocery and boarding house, 95 Washington Bissell, Elias, cradle and wheel manufacturer, Clinton cor. Alexander Bissell, William, turner, Clinton cor. Alexander Bittle, John, hair dresser, 25 State, house Patroon cor. Orchard Bivott, Patrick, laborer, 64 Johnson Blackall, Benjamin, sexton 1st Presbyterian Church, basement 48 Beaver Blackall, James, laborer, 46 Beaver Blackall, Joseph, locksmith and bell hanger, shop Ha­ milton cor. William, house 135 Lydius Blackall, Robert, drain contractor, rear Hudson near Hallenbake Blackall, William, 1 s. Pearl Blackall, William, Hawk south of Lydius Blackall, widow, 64 Union Blackett, James W., 198 Washington Blackman, Homer, {Davis # B.)22 Jay Blackman, John, (Cornell8f B.) victualler, cor. s. Pearl and Ferry, h. 304 s. Pearl Blake, George T, hatter, 79 Orange Blake, Henry, rear 49 Union Blake, Isaac, fruit store, 4 s. Pearl, h. 46 Patroon Blake, John, carpenter, 22 Capitol Blake, James, laborer, 563 s. Market Blake, widow Ellen, 46 Patroon Blake, widow Ann, 49 Union *Blake Adam, 83 Third, Arbor Hill Blakeman, David, founder, 66 s. Pearl Blakeman, Mrs. Adeline, nurse, 66 n. Pearl Blanchard, Anthony, surrogate, attorney &c, office City Hall, house 99 Washington Blanchard, Alonzo, cabinet maker, 22 Fox Blanchard, Elisha, furrier, boards at Allen Tucker's Blanchard, Justus W., hair dresser, 321 n. Market, bds atExchange Coffee House 12 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Blandon, Hiram, cartman, 46 Ferry Blank, Thomas, morocco dresser, manufactory Ferry, opposite St. Paul's Church, bds. at L. Candee's Blank, Ephraim F., morocco shaver, 164 Green Bleecker, Barent, office 295, h.303 n. Market Bleecker, Charles N., 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, Gerrit V. S., 93 s. Pearl Bleecker, George W., {J. H. Ten Eyck Sf Co.) 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, (Harmanus) & Henry (.Peter Seton), attor­ neys, &c, office 68 State Bleecker, Harmanus, attorney, &c, office 68 State, boards at Mansion House Bleecker, Harmanus jr., 250 n. Market Bleecker, Henry, 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, Henry jr., (R. H. King 8f Co.) 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, John R., office 294, house 292 n. Market Bleecker, Nicholas, 250 n. Market Bleecker, Nicholas jr., notary public, office 313 n. Mar­ ket, boards at City Hotel Bleecker, William E., 41 n. Pearl Bleecker, widow of John, 50 n. Pearl Blinn, Mrs. Abigail, 29 Green Bliss, Eleazer, butcher, 6 Hallenbake Blodget, , oyster and porter cellar, 446 s. Market Blood, John, shoemaker, 21 Lydius Bloodgood, Francis, 111 State Bloodgood, Simeon De Witt, attorney &c, offices 75 State and 91 n. Pear J, house 45 n. Pearl Bloom, John, grocer, 5 Mark Lane, house 28 n. Peart Bloom, John, sailmaker, house 19 Middle lane Bloomer, John, clothing stores 460 s. Market and 60 Quay, house 460 s. Market Bloomhart, Michael G., gardener, 316 State Bloomingdale, widow, 46 Hudson Bloomingdale, widow Ann, Patroon, near Judson's slaughter house Blunt, Jacob M., grocer, 1 Columbia Boardman (William) & Van Voast (Albert), builders, 46 Howard Boardman, John, builder, shop 77 and 79 Beaver, h. 99 State CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 13 Boardman, William, (B. $ Van Voasf) 66 ». Pearl Boardman, William, market scavenger, High Boardman (William G.)& Conklin (Albert), wholesale grocers, 14 State Boardman, William G., house 79 Hudson Bogart, Isaac H., 155 n. Market Bogart, John, measurer of wood, 574 s. Market Bogart, widow, 207 State Boggit, William W. K., shoemaker, 60 Rensselaer Bogue, Robert, pavior, 270 s. Pearl Bohannan, Willinm, hlacksmith. 53Tiydius Boice, Benjamin, fisherman, 1 Columbia Bond, Alexander, dealer in patent medicines, 65 Liberty Boner, widow Catharine, rear 60 Lydius Boom, widow Mary, 45 Washington Booth, Joseph B., saddler, Spring west of Lark Booth, Philo, inspector of beef and pork, office 8 Mai­ den lane, house 189 Washington Booth, Thankful, laborer, 281 s. Pearl Border, Urial, shoemaker, 18 Capitol Borne, Alonzo, grocer, 567 s. Market Borthwick, Hamilton, grocer, cor. Lark and Lydius Bortle, George, stage agent, at Baker & Walbridge's *Bostwick, Timothy, laborer, 5 Chapel Bounds, Cornelius, shoemaker, SS T.yrlins Bourke, Thomas, tailor, 70 s. Lansing Bourne, widow Eliza, preceptress in Lancaster Acade­ my, boards at 48 Chapel Bowden, James, pavior, 53 Orchard Bower, Lewis, grocer and sausage maker, Lawrence, n. of Canal Basin Bowers, Benjamin, carpenter, 21 Van Woert Bowers, John, grocer, 91 Quay Bowhay, widow Mary, 81 Bass Bowlsby, LeviN., 58 n. Lansing Bowman, Peter E., flour and provisions, 49 Quay, boards at Hudson Street Hotel Bowne, John, city weigher and measurer, office at Serviss & Hotaling's, house 21 Quackenbush Boyd, Barent, waterman, 38 Union B 14 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Boyd, John I., boards at Eagle Tavern Boyd, John, waterman, 577 s. Market Boyd, James, canal weigh master, office Canal Basin, house 35 n. Market Boyd, James P., physiciao, office 98 State, residence at Misses Carters' Boyd, Jesse C, assistant canal weigh master, office Canal Basin, house 49 n. Market Boyd, Peter & John I., office 395 s. Market Boyd, Peter, house 71 Ferry Boyd, Robert, brewer, brewery cor. Johnson and Franklin, house 01 Ferry- Boyd, Thomas, hat store, 395 s. Market, h. 4 Liberty Boyd, Thomas, laborer, 12 Willet Boyd (William) & Mulford (John H), jewellers and silvei smiths, 44 State Boyd, William, house 12 Liberty Boyd, widow Caroline, 577 s. Market Boyden, Hugh, coppersmith, 79 Orange Boylan, Dennis, Green cor. Johnson Boylan, Lawrence, laborer, 173 Green Boyle, Archibald, laborer, 177 Green Boyle, Barney, laborer, 40 Rensselaer Boyle, Francis, laborer, 36 Van Schaick Boyle, James, laborer, 41 Dallius Boyle, John, butcher, 25 Howard Boyuton, widow, 40 Union Brabandar, Lodowick, broom maker, rear 282 s. Pearl Bradford, William, carpenter, 154 s. Pearl Bradford, widow of Hugh, grocer, 92 Quay Bradford, widow of Rev. John M., 297 n. Market Bradley, David, carpenter, boards 48 Union Bradley, Diamond, clock and blacking manufacturer, s. Pearl, south of Rail Road Bradley, James, laborer, 231 n. Market Bradley, Seth H., shoemaker, cor. Spring and Lark Bradley, William, laborer, 154 s. Pearl Bradstreet, Jonathan P., propietor of Mansion House. 327 n. Market Bradstreet, Albert Gray, at Mansion House Bradstreet, widow Mary, nurse, 73 Hamilton CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. IS Bradstreet, Mrs. Martha, when in city, at Mansion House Bradt, Adrian, carpenter, 222State Bradt, Adrian A., laborer, 53 Malcom Bradt, Andrew, laborer, 320 State Bradt, Daniel, mason, 12 Daniels Bradt, Francis I., baker, 168 n. Market Bradt, Gerrit T., 49 Ferry Bradt, Henry, mason, 10 Ferry Bradt, Henry, cartman, 222 State Bradt, John senior, 35 Malcom Bradt, John junr., laborer, 35 Malcom Bradt, Jeremiah, teamster, 322 Schenectady turnpike Bradt, Peter, laborer, 9 Capitol Bradt, Peter, laborer, 31 Malcom Bradt, Peter, waterman, 94 Bassett Bradt, Peter V, teamster, 162 State Bradt, Ann Eliza, widow of Gerrit, 71 Lawrence Bradt MiaaElle". tniloress, 198 •»- Market Bradt, widow Rachel, 4 Fox Bradwell, Anthony, 22 Lydiua Brady, Andrew J., printer, 40 Orchard Brady, Cornelius, laborer, cor. Bass and Quay Brady, Philip, laborer, 56 Schuyler Brady, Thomas, laborer. fift OkuroK Brady, William, musician, 9 Chapel Brady, Miss S. J., milliner & dress maker, 40 Orchard Brain, James, furrier, 182 n. Market Brainard, Benjamin, skipper, 43 Division Brainard, Elijah, block and pump maker, shop 29 Quay, house 62 Water Brainard, George, block and pump maker, 29 Quay, house 50 Water Brainard, Leonard, master sloop Canal, 624 t. Market Braion, Andrew, leather dresser, 43 Lumber Bramm, George, cedar cooper, 226 Washinton Branan, John, laborer, 81 n. Market Branin, James, laborer, 68 Johnson Brass, Samuel, 65 Chapel Brean, Edward, coppersmith, 3 Howard Brean, Patrick, laborer, 44 Dean 16 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Brenan, Andrew, boarding house, 41 Fox Brenan, James, laborer, 39 Fox Brenan, Thomas, turner, 9 Church, house 1 Bass Breslin, Edward, shoemaker & grocer, 23 Lawrence Brewer, James, tobacconist, 58 Schuyler Brewerton, Andrew, Patroon, near Judson's slaughter house Brewster, Benjamin, ostler, at David Zah's Brewster, Stephen A., hackman, 77 Orange Briant, George, brickmaker, Hallenbake s. of Lydius Briant, John, brickmaker, 180 Lydius Briare, Joseph, confectioner, 36 Green Briare, widow of Peter, confectioner, 20 Beavet Brice, John, stone cutter, 40 Malcom Bridgeford, Benjamin, mason, 312 Sch'y turnpike Bridgeford, John, mason, west of and near Pleasant Bridgeford, William, mason, 312 Sch'y turnpike Bridges, Earl, portrait painter, office and house 43 Maiden lane, Briggs, Isaac B., 87 Washington Briggs, widow Hannah, boarding h. 57 Washington *Briggs, John, 67 Washington Brinckerhoff, Abraham S., 112 Green Brinckerhoff, Cornelius, provision store, 2 Dean Brinr-kerhoff. Edward. 37 n. Pearl Brinckerhoff, George, at 294 n. Market, res 37 n. Tear* Brinckerhoff", John, 4 Dean Brinckerhoff, Jacob, laborer, 47 Fox Brinckerhoff, Thomas, brushmaker, 47 Fox Brinckerhoff, Mrs. Elizabeth, 37 n. Pearl Brinckerhoff, Mrs., select school, 112 Green Brissett, Francis, furrier, 101 n. Market Brissctt, Mitchell, furrier, 57 Lumber Britten, Gershom H., last maker, 3 Dean Brockway, David, grocer, ferry house, Greenbush viL Brockway, Joseph, laborer, 18 John Bromley, Hiram, 10 s. Lansing Bronson, Greene C, attorney general of state, office State Hall, house 31 Elk Brooker, James, hatter, 220 ». Pearl Brooks, Anthony, 15 Plain Brooks, Jonathan. A., carpenter, 13 Plain CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 17 Brooks, Jonathan, carpenter, shop Hudson, h 13 Plain Brooks, Jonathan jr., provision store, 40 s. Pearl Brooks, Samuel A., steam boat pilot, 56 Union Brooks, Thomas, cabinet maker, 26 Chapel Brooks, William, carpenter, 15 Plain Brooks, Catlina, widow of Peter, 96 Hudson Brooks, Miss Elizabeth, 40 s, Pearl *Brooks, Violet, widow of Walter N., 22 Van Zandt Brother, Lewis, carpenter, 56 Rensselaer Brower, Hessel, coach trimmer, 33 Church Brower, John, painter, 19 Van Schaick Brower, Nicholas, carpenter, 247 s. Pearl Brower, widow of William, 258 s. Pearl Brower, Mrs. Maria, 16 Store lane Brown, Allen, 77 n. Pearl Brown, Andrew E., agent for Yates & M'Intyre, office 307 n. Market, house 35 Beaver Brown, Aaron, 34 Eagle Brown, Charles, teamster, 75 Schuyler Brown, Edward, dock master, 307 n. Market Brown, EUas A., (Dibblee # B.)77 n. Pearl Brown, George, drayman, 8 Rose Alley Brown, George, baker, 24 Van Woert Brown, George H., mason, 27 Union Brown, George W., mason, Union cor. Hamilton Brown, Isaac, dealer in stoves and hardware, store &c house 128 State Brown, James, & son (Robert), merchant tailors, 55 Washington and 17 Hudson Brown, James, (James B. #• Son) collector 2d Ward. res. 55 Washington Brown, James, cl'k N. Y. State Bank, bds 61 Hudson Brown, James M., physician, office 253, res- 251 n. Market Brown, Jonathan, harness maker, rear 28 Fayette Brown, Joseph, mustard and blacking manufacturer, 36- Chapel Brown, Matthews, grocery & provision store and res. cor. of Chapel and Fox Brown, Peter, cartman, 115 Fox Brown, Rufus, merchant, 75 State, house 44 n. Pearl B2 18 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Brown, Robert, (James B. #• Son) res. 55 Washington Brown, Samuel C, at Doct. Geo. Cooke's, 33 Green Brown, Sylvester, cabinet maker, 22 Daniels Brown, Thomas, coachman, 67 Orange Brown, William, book keeper in Alerchant's Line office, boards at Mansion House Brown, Dorothy, 84 Columbia Brown, Helena, 84 Columbia Brown, widow of Henry, nurse, 136 Washiugtoii Brown, widow Jane Ann, Wendell, near Beaver Brown, Lucy, widow of David, 277 s. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Mary V., nurse, 50 Lydius Brown, Maria, widow of James, 23 n. Pearl Brown, Miss, dress maker, 36 Chapel Browning, H., two mile house, Schenectady turnpike Browning, Potter, two mile house, Schenec'y turnpike Browning, Robert, carpenter, 43 Union Brownlee, E., 10 Daniels Brownlee, Samuel, wine and tea store, &c, 1 Green res. 19 Columbia Brownlee, William, clerk, 126 Water Bruce, Mrs. William, 36 Water Bryan, Charles, clerk in Comptroller's office, boards at John Bryan's Bryan, Francis, (John Bryan 8f Son) boards at John Bryan's Bryan, Francis, dealer in dry goods, 219 n. Market Bryan, John & Son, (Francis) fur store, 345 n. Market Bryan, John, (John B. # Son) Schuyler, w. of s. Peai i Bryan, widow Elizabeth, 16 Van Woert Bryant, Henry, portrait painter, n. Pearl cor. State, re* Temperance House Buckbec, David, waterman, Embargo Court Buckbee, John, 21 Dean Buckbee, John C, skipper, 63 Colonie Buckbee, Jamos A., city guager,21 Dean Buckbee, Joseph, boatman, 69 Colonie Buckley, Patrick, carpenter, 63 William Buckley, Patrick, grocer, 22 s. Pearl Bucklin, John, at N. W. Roberts' store, Canal Basin Buckman, John, grocer, 38 Quay, h. 11 Maiden Lane CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. IS Buel, Charles, at Jesse Buel's, 2 miles west of city Buel, Jesse, editor Cultivator, office 67 State, house Western turnpike, 2 miles from city Buel & Wilson, Albany Nursery, Western turnpike Bugby, Mary Ann, widow of Abiel, 5 Swan Bulay, Charles, shoemaker, 20 Jackson Bulger, Arthur, boards at S. Cogswell's Bulger, Edward, laborer, rear 20 Jackson Bulger, Thomas, laborer, 100 Franklin Bullen, John, agent Troy, Albany, and Oswego Line, office 68 Quay Bullions, Rev. Peter, professor of languages, residence Albany Academy, north door Bullock, Benjamin F., grocer, Lydius cor. Green Bulson. See Billson Bunker, Edward, coach maker, SI Herkimer Burbank, Abraham, grocer, 104 Quay Burdell, Louis, dentist, 42 Green Burdick, Caleb, millstone maker, 41 Van Schaick Burdick, Jonathan, carpenter, 142 Lydius Burgess, John, grocer, cor. Green and Rensselaer Burgess, Leonard G., jeweller, 5 s. Pearl, h 131 Green. Burgess, Robert H., grocer, cor. Church and Bass Burgess, Thomas, constable, Nucella, west s. l'ear! Burgh, William, carpenter, 247 State Burhans, widow, 4 s. Pearl Burke, James, laborer, 211 n. Market Burke, James, laborer, 18 Malcom Burke, James, laborer, 539 s. Market Burke, Lewis, carpenter, 30 Quay Burke, Thomas, furrier, 73 s. Pearl Burke, William, furrier, 59 n. Lansing Burnley, Joshua, brickmaker, Lydius continued Burnop, Philip, baker, 98 Church Burnop, widow, 599 s. Market Burnop, Miss P., milliner, 449 s. Market Bums, Daniel, laborer, 542 s. Market Burns, Francis, laborer, 158 s. Pearl Burns, John, laborer, rear 2 Steuben Burns, John, cooper, 12 Lydius Burns. James, engineer, 563 s. Market 20 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Burns, Martin, upholsterer, Dallius cor. John Burns, Thomas, currier, boards at Hudson-street Hotel *Burns, Phillis, washerwoman, 31 Van Schaick Burridoje, William, blacksmith, shop 89 Green, res. 139 n. Market Burt, Edward, confectioner, 275 n. Market Burt, Thomas M., (Croswell, Van Benthuysen Sr B.} house 285 n. Market Burt, Uri, brewer, 4 William Burt, widow Esther, 107 Washington Burton, Casper V. W., {Russ, Burton fyCo.) house 6 Daniels Burton, Elisha S., physician, off. 2 s. Pearl, h 9 Patroon Burton, Isaac, grocer, 82 Washington, house 9 Swan Burton, James, looking glass manufacturer, 306 n. Market, res. Mrs. Mahan's Burton, John I., attorney &c. off. 67 State, res. 9 Swan Burton, Mathew, carpenter, 97 n. Market Burton, , 126 Lydius Burwell, Abraham L., baker, 42 Montgomery Bush, Daniel, clerk in Comptroller's office, boards at Misses Carters' Bush, John, grocer, south side Centre Market Bushnell, Samuel, master schr. Wm. Seymour, res. 20 Quackenbush Buss, Asaph E., grocer, cor. Green and Westerlo Bussey, John, chairmaker, boards at26 Maiden lane Butler, Calvin, cartman, 399 State Butler, James L., clerk in Utica Line office, boards at Temperance House Butler, John, grocer, 117 Pier Butler, Roger, waitei, 19 Capitol Butler, Ward O, stage agent, 27 Union *Butler John Y., hair dresser, 140 State *Butler, John, Ten Broeck Butterfield, Jonas, carpenter, 23 n. Pearl Butts, Rufus, (Smyth Sf B.) 35 Hamilton Byers, Presley, carpenter, 71 Orange Bygate, Richard, grocer, 28 Hudson Bygate, Thomas, 32 s. Lansing CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 21 c. Cafferty, William C, merchant tailor, 402 s. Market, house 59 Hudson Cagger, Michael, silversmith, res. 164 n. Market Cagger, Peter, student at law, res. 164 n. Market Cagger, Mrs. Susannah, 164 ». Market Cahill, James, maltster, 31 s Lansing Cain, Dennis, bridge tender, Pier foot of Hamilton, h. 101 Quay Cain, Robert, painter, 45 Washington Caldwell, William, boards at Bement's Hotel Calhoun, John, blacksmith, 152 Montgomery Califfe, Stephen O., comb maker, 17 Liberty Callaghan, Andrew, grocer, 74 Pier Callaghan, Patrick, laborer, rear 20 Pine Callaghan, Patrick, laborer, 38 Fox Callastor, John, laborer, 71 Church Callender, David, furrier, 100 Water ^alverly, Charles, carpenter, 43 Union Cameron, A\ien, shoemaker, 10 Ghapel Cameron, widow of Alexander. 16 Pine Campbell, Archibald, deputy Secietary of State, office1 State Hall, "house 60 Chapel Campbell, Alexander Duncan, at N. Y. & Auburn Line office, house 5J79 s. Feurl Campbell, Donald, copperplate printer, office 68 State Campbell (Henry) & Warren (Harvey), wholesale grocers, 61 Quay Campbell, Henry, (C. Sf Warren) b'ds at Adelt>hi Hotel Campbell, James jr., wholesale dealer in boots & shoes, 3 Green, res. at Mansion House Campbell, John'N., pastor 1st Presbyterian Church, res. at Mrs. Lockwood's Campbell, John, laborer, Patroon, near Judson's slaughter house Campbell, John, laborer, 45 Van Woert Campbell, Michael, shoemaker, 22 Fox Campbell, Robert, laborer, 36 Van Schaick Campbell, Solomon, Western turnpike Campbell, William, ag't for John A. Ehle & Co., office 1 Steuben, boards at Hudson Street Hotel 22 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY'. Campbell, William, grocer, 7 n. Ferry Campbell, William, boot & shoe maker, 25 William Campbell, William.canal boat agent, 76 Franklin Campbell, William J., confectioner, 53 n. Lansing Campbell, Mrs. Christina, confectioner, 54 Green Campbell, Mrs. Eliza, 24 Jay Campbell, widow Jane, 11 Beaver Candee, Lyman, proprietor of Rail Road House, cor. s. Market and Lydius Cnnnell, William, sawyer, 33 Westerlo Cannon, James, laborer, 49 Van Schaick Canoll, John W. H., watchmaker and jeweller, 16 * Pearl, house 15 Rose Cantine, William R., attorney &c, 95 n. Pearl, Web­ ster's buildings, res. 17 Columbia Cantine, Misses, boarding school, 17 Columbia Cantrell, widow Ann, 79 Ferry Cantwell, Pierre, laborer, 68 Lumber Capron, Benjamin, carpenter, 68 Orange Capron, Benjamin C, inspee. of lumber, 54 Lawr«"»«" Capron, Edward, carpenter, 101 Beaver Capron, John, carpenter, 253 s. Pearl Capron, Joshua, carpenter, 72 Lydius Capron, William N., painter, 21S Washington Capron, Mrs., dress maker and milliner, 253 ». Pearl Carey, Abraham, snouiuaker, 33 Fox Carey, John, grocer, 69 Fox Carey, Owen, laborer, 17 First, Arbor Hill Carey, Patrick, 16 Second, Arbor Hill Carleton, William, chemist and apothecary, 305, house 235 n. Market. [See Advertisement] Carls, John, cartman, 83 Bass Carman, Theodore, shoemaker, 179 n. Market Carmichael, Daniel, dealer in produce, 215 n. Market Carmichael, James, baker, 552 s. Market Carmichael, John, baker, 41 Dallius Carmichael, Peter, attorney &c, res. 552 s. Market Carpenter, Francis, boards at Montgomery Hall Carpenter, George W., city surveyor, res. 9 Fox Carpenter, Henry, tailor, 14 Orchard Carpenter, William, draper and tailor, 71 Hudson CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 23 Carpenter, Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 Orchard * Carpenter, widow Betsey, 61 William Carr (Sylvester T.) & Vandenbergh {Abraham F.), wholesale and retail druggists, 78 State Carr, Sylvester T., house 156 n. Market Carr, William H., painter, shop 57 Beaver cor. William, house Hallenbake south of Lydius Carr, William H., mason, 45 n. Lansing Carr, Mrs. Nancy, 66 Orange Carrig, John, laborer, 18 Bass Carroll, James, laborer, rear 20 Pine Carroll, John, tobacconist, Lydius continued Carroll, John, laborer, 59 n. Pearl Oarroll, Michael, grocer, 516 s. Market Carroll, Owen D., cartman, 84 Fox Carroll, Thomas, burr millstone manufacturer, 236, house 211 n. Market Carroll, William, cartman, 113 Fox Carroll, widow Ann, 16 Wilson Carroll, widow, 2 Colonie Carson, Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 2 s. Pearl, house 16 Daniels Carson, Thomas, laborer, 638 Orange Carson, William, (Clark $ C.) house 75 Green Carter, Amos, shoemaker, 18 Capitol Carter Charles, 3 Swan Carter, Levi, (Hazard $• C.)Ris'g Sun Tav., 19 ». Pearl Carter, Loami, shoemaker, 16 Capitol Carter, Misses, boarding house and boarding school 86 n. Pearl Cary, J. & D. H. (Joseph % David H.), merchants, 41 Quay Cary, David H., 14 Jay Cary, Joseph, 3 Plain Cary, Samuel, res. 3 Plain Cary, Samuel jr., flour & provision store, 39 Quay, res. 3 Plain Case, George, S., grocer, 37 Quay, house cor. Water and Lumber Case, Smith, cartman, 50 Ferry Cashil), John, laborer, rear 83 Fox 24 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Cassidy, Barney, laborer, 18 Hare Cassidy, Cornelius, laborer, 5 Lydius Cassidy, Henry, res. 49 Maiden lane Cassidy, John P. (Wilder, Hastings Sf Co.), res. 49 Maiden lane Cassidy, John, laborer, 15 Van Woert Cassidy, Michael, laborer, 539 s. Market Cassidy, Patrick, victualler, stalls 7, 8 and 9 in Centre Market, house 49 Maiden lane Cassidy, Patrick, grocer, 7 Maiden lane Cassidy, Patrick, laborer, 20 Malcom Cassidy, William, laborer, 565 s. Market Cassidy, widow of John, 49 Maiden lane Cassidy, widow Mary, 146 Lydius Cassidy, widow Rebecca, 173 Green Caswell, Eleanor, widow of Andrew, Hallenbake south of Lydius Caton, Owen, blacksmith, 12 Quay Cavanaugh. Patrick, shoemaker, 65 Maiden lane Cenlenen, Hugh, shoemaker, 132 Green Cenlenen, Patrick, shoemaker, 132 Green Cennison, Robert, laborer, 271 n. Market Center, John, teamster, rear of 94 Fox Center, Luther, 194 Fox Center, Rev. Samuel, classical school, 11 Montgomery house 29 Quackenbush Chadsey (Joseph F.) & Fowler (Charles M.), dealers in oysters, fish and fruit, 98 Quay Chadsey, Joseph F., Embargo alley Chadwick, Calvert, cartman, 162 State Chadwick, David, laborer, 59 Church Chadwick, Langdon, cartman, 162 State Chadwick, William, cartman, 162 State Chaffee, David, soap stone manufacturer, 244 n. Mar­ ket, res. 96 Beaver. [See Advertisement] Chambers, David, laborer, 118 Lydius Chambers, Edward, carpenter, 55 Fox Chambers, Frederick, ostler, rear 526 s. Market Chambers, John, cl'k at Nott's furnace, res. 251 Wash­ ington Chambers, Patrick, pedler, 69 Maiden lane CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 25 Chambers, William, carpenter, 184 s. Pearl Chambers, Catharine, widow of David, 9 n. Market * Chambers, John, hairdresser, 438 s. Market, h. 277 s. Pearl Champine, Lewis, furrier, 3 Chapel Chandler, Samuel T., confectioner, 45 Hamilton Chapin, Benjamin, stage agent, 14 Bass Chapin, Erastus, proprietor Montgomery Hall, 406 *. Market Chapin, George, clerk 51 Quay, bds at Mrs. Pease's Chapin, Lyman, (Rathbone # C.) 93 Lydius Chapin, Ogden N., clerk at Merchants Line office, bds 29 Dallius Chapin, Philip, miller, 111 Pleasant Chapin, Sidney, proprietor City Hotel, 326 n. Market Chapin, Timothy, at Rail Road office, 115 State, bds at S. Cogswell's Chapin, Mrs. Sarah, 14 Bass Chapman, Charles, chocolate, tobacco and segar ware­ house, sign of " Seven Heads," 332 and 94 n. Market, manufactory and house 29 Van Woert Chapman, Charles L., gardener, Western turnpike 2 miles from city Chapman, Edward, carpenter, rear Hudson near Hal- lenbake Chapman, Henry, at 332 n. Market, boards at Mont­ gomery Hall Chapman, Henry E., 14 Van Tromp Chapman, John W., city weigher and measurer, office 81 Quay, house 75 Ferry Chapman, Levi, agent Albany and Oswego line, office 62 Quay, house 99 Herkimer Chapman, William, merchant, 81 Quay, house Divi­ sion cor. s. Market Charles, George, inspector of leather, 176 s. Pearl Charles (Thomas) & Featherly (John), victuallers, stalls 8, .9,10, 14 and 15 in the South Market Charles, Thomas, house 51 Knox Charles, Elizabeth, widow of John, 313 Schenectady turnpike Charnley, Thomas, iokeeper, village of Greenbush C 26 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Charters, William, laborer, rear 83 s. Pearl Chase, Burnal, shoe store, 40 s. Pearl, res. 94 Beaver Chase, Jabez, blacksmith, 45 Washington Chatfield, William, laborer, 245 Washington Chatterson, Joseph, merchant tailor, 474, house 472 s. Market [See Advertisement] Chesigrant, Charles, furrier, 7 Quackenbush Cheeseman, Sally, Mulberry Cheever, Samuel, first judge county courts, attorney &c, office 67, house 130 State Cheever & Rosecrants, blacking manufact'rs, 53 Dean Cheslyn, William W., blacksmith, 51 Union Chester, John, at 51 State, boards at Mrs. Carter's

BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, No. 6 South Pearl street, fj^second story«£Q a few doors south of State-street; dwelling house 61 Maiden Lane. Chittenden, William, wheelwright, 215 Washington Christian, David, shoe store, 218 n. Market Christie, Rev. James, principal classical school, 41 John Christie, , boards at 32 Hamilton Chubb, Abijah, 66 Green Church, Julius, grocery and provision store 21, house 17 Beaver Churchill, Isaac, carpenter, rear 45 Fayette Churchill, Roswell, proprietor Hudson Street Hotel, 10 and 12 Hudson Churchill, widow Elizabeth, 84 it. Pearl Churchill, Mrs. Margaret, 54 Nucella Clancy, John, teamster, 140 Washington Clapp, Elias, upholsterer, shop 101 Herkimer, h 87 Bass Clapp, Reuel, carpenter, shop cor. Franklin and Herki­ mer, house 97 Herkimer Clare, Alice, widow of Thomas, 38 Water Clark, Abel R., carpenter, Lydius continued Clark, Alfred, student at law, Atheneum Buildings, boards at Congress Hall Clark, Amasa W., grocer, Lawrence, n. of Canal Basin Clark, Asahel (Rawdon, Clark tyCo.% resides in city of.New-York CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 27 Clark, Bernard, laborer, 32 Quay Clark, Daniel P., cabinet maker, 61 Washington Clark, Elisha, laborer, 57 Malcom Clark, George T., provision store, 46 Hudson and 80 n. Pearl, house 80 n. Pearl Clark, George, blacksmith, 35 Orange Clark, Henry J., cl'k, 42 State, bds at Bement's Hotel Clark, Hugh, laborer, 50 Malcom Clark, Josiah, boards at A. Preston's, 615s. Market Clark, James, 160 n. Market Clark, John, tinman, 326 State Clark, John, laborer, 22 Jackson Clark, John, cooper, 100 s. Pearl Clark, Joseph, musician, 11 Liberty Clark, Joseph, porter, New England Tavern, a. Market Clark, Joseph S., 2 Gansevoort, house 304 *. Pearl Clark, Lewis, auctioneer, office 67 State, h. 76s. Pearl Clark, Matthias I., carpenter, rear 154 s. Pearl Clark, Michael, laborer, 65 Maiden lane oio»i,. Nathaniel, 65 n. Market Clark, Patrick, trimmer and Salter, 30 Howard Clark, Reuben A., tinman, 43'Orango Clark, Rovilo, teacher vocal music, 69 .»- Pearl Clark, Thomas, painter, 214 e. Pearl Clark, Walter, 27 Columbia Clark (William) & Carson (William), tallow chand­ lers, 70 Green Clark, William, (G # Carson,) res. 75 Green Clark, William, laborer, basement 75 Beaver Clark, William, laborer, 28 Van Woert Clark, Eliza, widow of Joseph W., 23 Montgomery Clark, Miss Elizabeth, 16 Capitol Clark, •widow Sally, 51 ». Lansing Clark, widow Sally, 46 Hudson Clark, widow of Paul, Lydius cor. Lark Clark, widow of Patrick, Lydius continued Clark, Mrs., nurse, 29 Hudson *Clawson, Robert, Knox Cleaveland, James, wheelwright, rear 131 Montgomery Cleghorn, William Wallace,.surgeon,. office and house 76 Beaver 28 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Clemishire, Christopher, stove pattern maker, cor. Chapel and Orange Clemishire, Dennis, (Hooghkirkif C.) res. 28 Chapel Clemishire, Mrs. Mary, 28 Chapel Clench, Benjamin V., 128 s. Pearl Clench, Benjamin, at 128 s. Pearl Clifton, Henry, Beaver st. Porter House, 14 Beaver, cutlery establishment 3 Beaver. [See Advertis.] Cliker, William, laborer, 38 Fayette Cline, Matthias, clerk for Charles & Featherly, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Clinton, Cornelius Harvey, 27 Dean Clinton, Peter, laborer, rear 83 Fox Cluett, John, (Whitney <$• C.) 92 n. Market Cluett, John, 37 Columbia Cluett, Peter, shoemaker, 82 Beaver Cluett, widow Elizabeth, 108 n. Market Clute, Gerrit, laborer, Basset near Green Clute, Isaac I., cordial distiller, Lodge cor. Maiden lane Clutterbuck, William, Maiden lane Recess & 3d Ward House, 17 and 19 Maiden lane Cluxton, Matthew, laborer, 43 Johnson Cluxton, Matthew, morocco finisher, 77 Schuyler Coachman, George, pavior, 320 State Coail, James, laborer, 79 Ferry Cobb, Ansel R., canal boatman, 162 Washington Cobb, E. & Z. (Elijah # Zenasjr.), grocers, 210Wash- ington Cobb, Elijah, res. at Rey. N. Smith's, 260 Washington Cobb,.Henry L., type founder, 162 Washington Cobb, Sanford, exchange office, 335 ». Market, b'd* at Mrs. Pease's Cobb, William S., type founder, 162 Washington Cobb, Zenas, artizan, 162 Washington Cobb, Zenasjr. (E. $ Z. C), res. 162 Washington Coburn, Simon, book pedler, 42 Rensselaer Coburn, Mrs. Thomas, 5 Chapel Cochran, Robert, laborer, 5 Malcom Cockburn, Alexander, laborer, 44 John Cockeram, Samuel, shoemaker, 126 Washington, CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 29:

Cody, John, butcher, 92 Beaver Coey, Mrs. Catharine, 93 Hamilton Coffee, James, Schenectady turnpike, 2 miles from city Coffee, William John, sculptor and painter, office Law Buildings 2 Beaver, house 288 Washington * Coffin, James, 24 Montgomery * Coffin, Joseph, laborer, 61 William Goggle, Batson, tailor, basement Lancaster School Cogswell, George, carpenter, 55 Van Schaick Cogswell, George, jeweller, bds. at S. Cogswell's Cogswell, Mason F., physician, of. 83, r. 79 n. Pearl Cogswell, Moses, boards at Montgomery Hall Cogswell, Smith, boarding house, 9 Beaver Cohen (David) & Marks (Caspar), wine and liquoi merchants, 6 Hamilton Cohen, David, boards at Exchange Coffee House Cole, Henry, 316 Washington Cole, Jacob, 316 Washington Cole, James, laborer, 5 Malcom Cole, James, baker, 57 Union Cole, John O, police justice, office over Centre Mar­ ket, house 98 s. Pearl Cole, Philo K., printer, at Argus office, h. 36 Herkimer Cole, William, sail maker, 19 Middle lane Cole, widow, 26 Union *Cole, widow Margaret, 59 William Coleman, John, carpenter, 67 William Collier, Thomas, tobacconist, 13 Van Woert Colburn, John, clerk, 59 s. Lansing Collins, Daniel, laborer, 152 Montgomery Collins, James, laborer, 6 Colonie Collins, John, laborer, 563 s. Market Collins, Joseph; laborer, 139 n. Market Collins, Patrick, laborer, 74 Orange Collins, Richard, carpenter, 67 William Collins, Thomas, nailer, bds. 333 Sch'y turnpike Collins, , carpenter, 3 Lewis alley, n. Hallenbak* Collins, William, laborer, 20 Malcom Collins, William S., cor. Hudson and Hallenbake Collins, widow Patty, 99 Green Collins, widow, washerwoman, 21 Pine C2 39 CHILD'S AtiAsr 9»iei«tr. * Collins Francis, laborer, roar 201 Washington Colleton, James, laborer, 51 Van Schaick, Colraus, Jacob, laborer, rear 53 Fayette Colvin (Andrew J.) & Fondey (William If..), attorr neys &c, 26 Hudson Colvin, Andrew J., boards at Misses Carter's Colvin, Henry J., attorney, bds. at James Colvin's Colvin, James, 307 s. Pearl Colyea, Nicholas, basket maker, 27 Hudson Combe, William, brewer, res. 68 Ferry * Combine, Kimby, 124 Lydius Combs, widow of Henry, 57 Malcom Comstock, Andrew, inspector of green hides, 59 Washington ' Comstock, Isaac Newton, 57 Maiden lane Comstock, Thomas, innkeeper, 123 Pier Condon, John, carpenter, rear 28 Pine Conant, Daniel, bds. John S. Simpson's Harmony Hall Cone, Ashbel, brickmaker, Lydius continued Conckling. Alfred, judge of U. S. District Court, Ly- ' dius continued Conger, McKinney, livery stable, 98 Water Condlan, Richard, laborer, 19 Colonie C'onklin, Albert, (Boardman 8( C.) Van Tromp, cor n. Pearl Conklin, Amos, blacksmith, bds. at 19 Beaver Conklin, Charles, livery stable John, h. 593 s. Market, Conklin, Daniel jr. & Co. {Danieljf., David and Gur- don Conklin), leather dealers, 11 Hudson Conklin, Daniel jr., 17 Columbia Conklin, Heman, blacksmith, bds. 19 Beaver Conklin, Isaac, constable, & capt. of watch, 220 s. Pear!, Conklin, John S.,city weigher&measurer,569s.Market, Connell, Thomas, 40 Malcom Connell, widow, rear 36 Hallenbake Connelly, James, laborer, 53 Fox Connelly, John, laborer, 8 Fox Connelly, John, tailor, 73 Church Connelly, John, First, Arbor Hill Connelly, Patrick, jeweller, 20 Malcom^ Connelly, Patrick, 592 s. Market. CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 31 Connelly, Thomas, laborer, 16 Van Zandt Connelly, Thomas, physician, 190 s. Pearl Connelly, Thomas, tailor, res. 486 s. Market Connelly, William, tailor, 468, house 486 s. Market Conner, Michael, shoemaker, 318 Sch'y turnpike Conners, Lawrence, ornithologist, 264 s. Pearl Connerty, Patrick, laborer, 10 Rose alley Connick, Andrew, carpenter, 61. Liberty Connick, John, carpenter, 195 s. Pearl. Conover, Nicholas, carpenter, shop cor. Lodge and Pine, house 33 Van Schaick Conroy, John, oyster and porter cellar, 1 Green Considina, Michael, laborer, 565 s. Market Conway, Roger, 57 Howard Coogan, widow of Patrick, dressmaker, 52 s. Pearl Cook, Alfred, printer's joiner, 47 Church Cook, Asher, hardware and groceries, 31 & 33 Wash­ ington, house 29 Hawk Cook, Edward H., merchant, 70 Quay, h. 41 Ferry Cook, Hugh, morocco tanner, 177 Green Cook, Joseph, 36 s. Pearl Cook, Joshua, 66 Malcom Cook, Nathaniel, hardware & groceries,39WashiiigtO!» Cook (William) & Schoolcraft (John L.), wholesale grocers, 14 Hudson Cook, William, house 49 n. Pearl Cook, widow of Henry B., 49 n. Pearl Cook, Catharine, widow of Wheeler, 27 Montgomery Cook, widow Elizabeth, 7 Rose Cook, Lois, widow of John, 205 State Cooke,George, physician, lock dispensary 3 Store lane* house 33 Green Cooke, John, proprietor Castle Garden, 238 State Cooley, Philander, Lydius continued Cooley, Martha, 45 Washington Cooney, Michael, exchange clothing store, cor. s. Mar­ ket and Church, h. 34 Liberty Cooney, William, boards at Utica House Coons, David, laborer, 70 Lumber Cooper, Benjamin, lumber merchant, yard 74 and 75 Pier, house 17 Quackenbush. 32 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Cooper, Elijah, potter, Spring west of Lark Cooper, Heber T., cabinet maker, bds. 237 n. Market Cooper, Jeremiah,dry goods, groceries and provisions. 201 s. Pearl, boards 113 s. Pearl Cooper {John T.) & Hilton (Robert J), attorneys, &c, 50 State Cooper, John Tayler, 134 State Cooper, Lafayette, lumber merchant, yard 72 Pier, bds 17 Quackenbush Cooper, William, res. 134 State Cooper, widow of Charles D., 134 State Cooper, widow of Phebe, nurse, 243 State Cooper, widow Thankful, 151 Water Corbett, James, at Rob't Harris's under old City Hall Corbett Michael, furrier, 14 Van Schaick Corbett, Timothy, laborer, 65 Montgomery Corbett, Waldo, ship carpenter, 9 Westerlo Corcoran, Thomas, cooper, 5 Bass Cordell, widow Elizabeth, nurse, 153 n. Market Corduke, William, boards at 19 Beaver Cork, Charles, teamster, 253 s. Pearl Corl, William, teamster, 8 Chapel Cornell {Levi) & Blackman {John), victuallers, 160 s. Pearl, cor. Ferry Cornell, Levi, (C. 8? Blackman) alderman 1st Ward, house 306 s. Pearl Cornelly, Timothy, laborer, 114 Quay Corning, E. & Co. (ErastusC, James Horner, and Da­ niel Sparhawk), dealers in hardware, 361 and 363 s. Market Corning, Erastus, mayor of city, house 102 State Cornock, Joseph, carpenter, 163 Green Corrigan, John, shoemaker, 78 Church Corrigan, Thomas, laborer, 49 Fox Cortwright, Joseph, shoemaker, 33 Van Schaick Cosgrave, Patrick, laborer, rear 83 s. Pearl Cosgrave, widow of John, 22 Van Schaick Costigan, Francis, keeper state arsenal, h. 79 Colonie Costigan, James, tailor, 518 s. Market Costolo, Peter, laborer, 3 Bass Costolo, William, cooper, 541 s. Market CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 3I> Cotnam, John, furrier, 79 Orange Cotrell, Joshua G., hat and trunk store, 378 s. Market, res. IS Liberty Cotter, Francis, laborer, 281 Schenectady turnpike Cotter, Oliver, furrier, 100 Water Coughlin, Patrick, laborer, 565 s. Market Coughtry, Arthur H., 11 Rose Coughtry, Henry, dyer and scourer, 48 Hudson Coughtry, William, skipper, 84 s. Pearl Coulson, Thomas, glue and glass papf.r manufactory r Lark south of State Coulson, Thomas jr., glue and glass paper manufacto­ ry, Lark south of State Countryman, widow Margaret, 66 Green Courtney, Joseph, grocer, 87 Church Courtney, Mrs., boarding house, 26 Maiden lane Covert, Abraham, morocco manufactory 53 Dean, h. 8 Van Schaick Covie, Eldad, rear 132 Lydius Cowan, William, laborer, 34 Fox CuvveU, Eaward, turnei,19 Becund, Arbor Hill Cowell, Joseph, 18 Second, Arbor Hill Cowell (Royal)& Shaw (John F.), grocers, 102 Quay, and oyster, fish and fruit stand 488 s. Market Cowell, Royal, house 48S s. Market Cowell, Walter, 18 Second, Arbor Hill Cowieson, Adam, 113 Fox Cox, Abraham J., constable and dealer in groceries and provisions, 21 Lawrence, n. side Canal Basin Cox, John, tavern, 90 Quay Cox, John, laborer, roar 282 s. Pearl Coyle, James, laborer, 79 Ferry Coyle, Patrick, laborer, rear 83 Fox Cozzens, Isaac, coachman, 139 s. Pearl Craft, Samuel W., market scavenger, 2 Ferry Cragin, Aaron, drug and paint store, cor. s. Pearl and Lydius, boards 135 Green Cragin, Patrick, laborer, 12 Wilson Craig, Samuel, laborer, 85 Third, Arbor Hill Crandall, Ebenezer, carpenter, 90 n. Market 34 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Crane, Elisha, cabinet maker, 266 n. Market Crane, Robert, shoemaker, 280 «. Pearl Crannell, Jonn W., tailor, 71 Westerlo Crannell, Matthew, hair dresser, 114 State, h. 28Lodge Crannell, William W., shoe store, 1 Dean Crannell, Wynant, merchant tailor, 389 s. Market, b 102 Green Crapo, Seth, dry goods merchant, 413 s. Market, res. 91 Church Crapo, William, wholesale and retail grocer, 5 State, house 9 Liberty Crary, Peter, 40 Fox Crawford, George jr. & Co. (Geo. C.jr. and AdamVan Alen), dry goods and groceries, 91 s. Pearl Crawford, George jr., house 134 Lydius Crawford, James, cartman, boards at 2 Plain Crawford, Robert, farrier &c, 39 «. Lansing Crawford, widow Catharine, Spring near Hawk Crawl, John, laborer, rear 282 s. Pearl Crean. Jeremiah, laborer, 27 Van Woert Crevin, John,, cooper, 58 Church Creawell, Mrs. Sarah, corset wnrehouse, 317 n. Market Crew, John T., jeweller, shop William cor. Plain, h. 133 Lydius Crinnan, James, laborer, 71 Colonie Crinnan, Henry, laborer, rear 138 s. Pearl Crissy, widow of William, bds. Frederick Fredendali's Crittenton, Alonzo, principal Albany Female Academy, 57 n. Pearl Crocker, Mason I., tin & sheet iron worker, 21 Orange Crook, Thomas P., provision store, 10 William Crosby, Alonzo, door keeper Assembly,133Washington Crosby, Obadiah, physician, office, 18 s. Pearl, res. 133 Washington Crosby, Louisa,widow of Freeman H., boarding house, 62 Hudson Cross, John, proprietor Adelphi Hotel, 38 State Grossman, James W., grocer 60 Quay, fruit store 29 State,house 20 Union Crossman, Orson, laborer, 151 Water CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 35 Croswell (Edwin), Van Benthuysen (Obadiah R.) & Burt^TAomosM), proprietors of Albany Argus, 370 s. Market Croswell, Edwin, state printer, 4 Elk Croswell, Sherman, assistant editor A rgus, at 4 Elk Crow, William, tailor, 71 Church Crowfoot, Canfield, laborer, 9 Spring Crowl, Lyman, res. 276 n. Market Crozier, John, tailor, 664 s. Market Crudden, Peter, butcher, 224 s. Pearl Cruttenden, Leverett, proprietor Eagle Tavern, 453 s. Market Cruttenden, Robert G., master steam boat Constella­ tion, house 43 Montgomery Crummey, John, furrier, 72 Montgomery Cullen, George, laborer, 2 Colonie Culeton, Daniel, 278 s. Pearl Culver, Abram E., clerk in Utica Line office, bds. at Mrs. Mahan's Culver, William H., burr mill stone manufacturer, 184 n. Market, res. 43 Water Cumming, Alexander, tobacconist, 158 Washington Gumming, Daniel, comb maker, bds. 43 Colonie Cumming, George, boarding house, 5 Union Cumming, James, flour store, 187 Washington Cumming, John, laborer, rear 30 Clinton Cumming, Joseph, laborer, 78 Church Cumming, Miss Margery, 6 Union Cumming, widow Sarah, 32 Water Cunliff, Samuel, blacksmith, shops 6 Steuben and 17 Lumber, house rear 17 Lumber Cunningham, Daniel, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Cunningham, Ichabod, carpenter, sh. and h. 109 Lydius Cunningham, James, wood sawyer, 84 Fox Cunningham, Patrick, cartman, 84 Fox Cunningham, Thomas, laborer, 107 n. Market Cunningham, ——, 35 Fox Cunnison, Robert, rear 20 Jackson Qure, Peter, provision store and house 82 «. Pearl Cureton, Bartholomew, laborer, 229 Washington Cureton, John, brass founder, 11 Fox 36 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Cureton, widow Anna, teacher, 11 Fox Curran, Andrew, 40 Malcom Curran, James, laborer, 111 n. Market , Curry, Bryan, laborer, 22 Van Woert Curry, John, laborer, 3 Maiden lane Curry, Patrick, blacksmith, 62 Union Curry, Peter, pedler, 140 s. Pearl Curtis, Daniel, pewterer, 23 Church, h 21 Franklin Curtis, Joseph, pewterer, 23 Church, h. 96 s. Pearl Curtis, Samuel, ferryman, 107 Church Curtis, William, carpenter, bds. New-England Tavern Cush, Patrick, laborer, 61 n. Lansing Cushing, Henry, 44 Union Cushman, John W., attorney, res. 223 Washington . Cushman, William M., surveyor, res. 223 Washington Cushman, widow of Paul, 223 Washington Cutler, Benjamin, 38 Franklin Cutler, Jeremiah, cartman, rear 74 Fox Cutler, John, clock and watch repairer, 56 Hudson Cutler, Seth, marketman, 38 Hudson Cuyler, Cornelius J., clerk in Trader's Line office, h. 123'Green Cuyler, George, provision store and house 37 Liberty Cuyler, John, clerk in comptroller's office, r. 59 Colonie Cuyler,Vernor, physician and dentist, office and house 31 Beaver Cuyler, widow of John, 59 Colonie D. Daady, Michael, laborer, cor. Bass and Quay Daily, Erastus 0., canal boat agent, 14 Church Daily, Francis, laborer, 33 Quay Daily, James, grocer, 103 Hamilton Daily, John, laborer, 19 Capitol Daily, Michael, laborer, 8 Malcom Daily, Patrick, carpenter, 37 Dean Daily, Peter, boarding house, 21 Quay Daily, Robert, 5 Clinton Dale, William A. Tweed, principal of Lancaster School, res. in Lancaster School Buildings Dalton, Laney, cor. Hamilton and Union CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 37 Dalton, widow, 74 William Dan, Edward, hairdresser, 58Washington, h. Spring west of Hawk Daneher, Patrick, assistant pastor St. Mary's Chapel, res. at 46 Chapel Daniel, Thomas, carpenter, boards at 14 Beaver Daniels, Henry, founder, 14 Daniels Daniels, Warner, office and house 13 Daniels *Daniels, William, laborer, 22 Water ? Danver, James, laborer, 102 Franklin Dare, Samuel, 31 Division Dark, William, butcher, 265 Washington Darling, Reid, laborer, 222 s. Pearl Darling, William, attorney &c, office 67 State, house 38 Steuben Darlington, —• , nailer, boards 333 Sch'y turnpike Davenport, widow Jerush'a, 33 Westerlo Davids, Isaac, shoemaker, 65 Orange Davidson, George, printer, 13 Rose Davidson, Henry, cabinet maker, 8 Union Davidson, John, dyer and scourer, 68 s. Pearl Davidson, Joseph, mason, Hudson, between Eagle and Hallenbake Davidson, Oliver, mason, Hudson, between Eagle and Hallenbake Davidson, Peter, cancer surgeon, 44 Ferry Davidson, widow Ann, 44 Hudson Davis (Abner) Si Walker (Frederick), lumber mer­ chants, 6 Lawrence, cor. Water Davis, Abner, 51 Colonie Davis, Elias, lamplighter, 65 n. Lansing Davis, Evan, shoemaker, 45 Washington Davis (George) & Blackman (Homer), merchant tai­ lors, 13 Green Davis, George (D. Sf Blackman), boards 55 Chapel Davis, George, 52 n. Lansing Davis, Isaac O., deputy sheriff &c, office 67 State, h. 58 Howard Davis, James, painter and glazier, 536 s. Market Davis, James, baker, 239 s. Pearl Davis, James, 24 Van Schaick D 38 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Davis, John, attorney &c, office 44 State, res. 24 Hawk Davis, John, tailor, 110 Water Davis, Joseph, dealer in paints, oils, &c, 9 Green, h. 57 Columbia Davis, Joseph, accountant at 1 Hamilton, boarding house 31 Green Davis, Joseph, blacksmith, shop 29 n. Pearl, house 34 Van Schaick Davis, Joseph, laborer, 83 Colonie Davis, Nathaniel, forwarding merchant, office 65 Quay house 64 Chapel Davis, Samuel, laborer, 81 Orange Davis, Simon, laborer in general, 5 Columbia Davis, Thomas, White Hart Tavern 154 Washington Davis, Thomas, shoemaker, 37 Liberty Davis, William, carpenter, 67 Fox Davis, William, grocer, 13 Chapel cor. Orange Davis, William P., pastor pres. churches in Guilderland and Bethlehem, boards at Eagle Street Hotel Davis, William R., gunsmith, 5, house 91 Beaver. [See Advertisement] Davis, widow Louisa M., 104 Beaver Davis, Lydia, widow of Robert, res. 60 Howard Dawson, George, printer, res. 58 Howard Dawson, Miss Gitty, rear 103 Washington Day, Byram, 1 Capitol Day, D. D., boards 64 Montgomery Day, John, tailor, cor. Franklin and Bass Deacon, James, laborer, 148 n. Market Dean, Amos, attorney &c, office 381 s. Market, boards at Mrs. Pease's Dean, Sidney, attorney &c., office Atheneum Buildings, res. 162 Washington Dearstine, John, blacksmith, 255 Washington Deary, John, furnaceman, 226 Washington s Decatur, George, carpenter, 261 s. Pearl Decker, Jacob, laborer, Nucella Dedrick, widow Mary, upholstress, 37 Fox Deforest, Charles A., grocer, cor. Green and Hamilton, house 51 Lydius CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 3$ Deforest, Curtis, Ferry House grocery, 2 Ferry Deforest (Isaac) & Johnson (William), bakers, 7 Church Deforest, Isaac, house, 7 Church Deforest, Philip, carpenter, 45 n. Lansing Deforest, PJ., sexton N. Dutch Ch., 11 Van Schaick Deforest, Richard, 6 Van Woert Defriest, Abraham, laborer, 3 n. Ferry Defriest, David R., 23 Franklin D'Garmo, John, physician and surgeon, office & house 17 Patroon l)e Graff, John, grocer, cor. Green and Division De Groff, O. G. & Co. (Oliver G. De Groff, Henry Adams, and Amos Adams), proprietors Albany Temperance Furnace, 53 Water L)e Groff, Oliver G., house 47 Water Delahant, John, stone cutter and grocer, cor. Dallius and John Delahanty, Daniel, grocer, 114 Quay Delahanty, Terry, patent lock manufacturer, 20 Beaver llelahanty, widow of Michael, grocer, 544 s. Market Delamano, Andrew, 16 Van Schaick Delany, Patrick, laborer, 516 s. Market Delany, Michael, laborer, rear 221 Washington Delany, William, laborer, 27 Van Woert Oelaplace, , professor of the French language, boards 79 n. Pearl Delavan, Edward C, office 19 Green, house 123 Wash­ ington Demarest, Abraham P., attorney &c, office 55 State Deming, Henry N., 94 n. Pearl Deming, Martin, skipper, 50 Division • Dempsey, John, grocer, 231 w. Market Dempsey, Patrick, grocer, 19 Quay Denison, Ebenezer A., carpenter, shop Basset, house 125 Franklin Denison, Edward C. (Hochstrasser, D. fy Guest), house 101 Lydius Dennan, Patrick, laborer, 68 Lumber Dennison, Joseph, ship chandler, 7, house 76 Hudson •Id CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY Denniston, Francis, laborer, 46 Malcom Denniston, Gerrit V., attorney &c. and judge advocate- general, office Atheneum Buildings, residence at Isaac Denniston's Denniston, Hugh, near Lydius continued Denniston, Isaac, near Lydius continued Denniston, Isaac jr., 18 Beaver Denniston, James, carpenter,. 131 Lydius * Denniston, Stephen, 63 Van Schaick Denny, John, carpenter, 3 Rose alley Denny, Nicholas, baker, boards 172 Washington Depew, Andrew, pedler, 100 Second, Arbor Hill Depuy, Moses B., carpenter, 105 Washington Dermody, James, butcher, 154 s. Pearl Dermody, Patrick, laborer, 40 Van Schaick Dermody, Thomas, laborer, 13 s. Lansing Derrick, James, grocer, 56 s Pearl ; Derrick, John, painter, 56 s. Pearl Derwin, Thomas, laborer, 20 Malcom Deuel, Stephen, leather dresser, 10 Union Devine, Thomas, carpenter, 3 Bass Devoe, widow of William, Spring west of Hawk Dewey, Erastus,. physician and druggist, Lawrence, « side Canal Basin De Witt, Ephraim, dealer in lumber, & Lehigh, Schuyl­ kill and Virginia coal, office 66 Pier, h. 49 Colonie De Witt, Jacob V. L , 20 Orange De Witt, Louis, attorney, office 75 State De Witt, Richard Varick, 23 Eagle, cor. State De Witt, Simeon, surveyor general, office State Hall, house 146 State De Wjlt, William H., dealer in lumber and staves, office 62 Pier, house 6 Quackenbush De Witt, Mary, widow of Andrew H., boarding house. 268 n. Market Dexter, Chauncey, steam boat agent, 61 Division Dexter, George, {M'Clures 8f D.,) house 99 s. Pearl Dexter, James, attorney &c, office State Hall, res. 94 State Dexter, Oliver R., carpenter, bds. at Daniel Wormer'* CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY". 4fc

Dexter, widow Emma, 35 Van Schaick Dey, John Ogden, American goods commission ware house, 322 n. Market, res. Temperance House Deyermand, James, baker, 4 Chapel Deyermand, John, baker, 3 Chapel Deyermand, William W., laborer, 8 Chapel Deyermand, widow of John, 59 Orange Deyermand, widow, 38 Fox Deyo, David, cartman, 84 Church Deyo, David jr., carpenter, 201 n. Market Diamond, Thomas, 8 Capitol Diamond, William M., 54 s. Pearl Dibblee (Henry) & Brown (Elias A.), merchants, 43: Quay Dibblee, Henry, 40 Bass cor. Green *Dibble, Joseph, 273 s. Pearl Dick, Heinenck, brass mounter, 228 n. Market Dickey, William, painter, 55 Fox Dickinson, Hiram, agent Northern Transportation line,- office 104 Pier, boards at Mrs. Mahan's Dickinson, Isaac, 35 Church Dickson, James, slater, 1 Howard Dillinbach, John A., canal and steam boat agent, house 44 John Dillon, Charles & Co. {Charles D., Jacob Henry and Edward Selby), stone ware manufacturers, 221 Washington Dillon, Charles, house 236 Washington Dilworth, John, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Dimmary, William, laborer, 39 Malcom Dingman, Andrew A., tavern, 323 Schenect'y turnpike Disturnell, William, bookbinder, 99 Lydius Dix, John A., secretary of state, office State Hall.. house 29 Elk Dix, Joshua G., boot and shoa store, 32 State, house 66 Columbia Dix, Perry, boot and shoe store, 356 s. Market, boards^ at Mrs. Fuller's Dixon, John, marble cutter, 49 and 51 s. Pearl, house 32 Hallenbake. [See Advertisement] Dixon, Thomas, gardener, 98 Franklin D2 42 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Dixon, William, laborer, 278 s. Pearl Dobbia, William, carpenter, 27 Van Schaick Dodge, Amos, mason, 34 Howard Dodge, widow Catharine, 71 Beaver Dodge, Sarah, dry goods and groceries, 105 Beaver Dollarf Robert G., teamster, 11 Spring Dollar, Robert jr., teamster, cor. Lydius and Hawk Dollar, Robert J., 62 Washington Dollar, widow Sarah, grocer, 62 Washington Don, James, mason, 63 Liberty Don, John, grocer, 40 Montgomery, cor. Orange Don, William, tailor, 12 Orange Donahue, Edward, laborer, 24 Howard Donahue, Joseph, laborer, 68 s. Lansing Donahue, Owen, waiter, 46 Dean Donahue, William, laborer, 18 Quay Donahue, , carpenter, 65 Fox Donaky, Barney, laborer, 71 Colonie Donaldson, Mrs. Catharine C, nurse, at Israel Smith's 204 n. Market Donavan, John, mason, 1 Bass Donavan, Owen, carpenter, 55 Church Donegan, Owen, laborer, 8 Malcom Donegan, Thomas, laborer, 20 Patroon Donlevy, James, laborer, 158 Montgomery Donlevy, widow Mary, 20 Fox Donnelan, John, pavior, 86 Fox Donnelly, Edward, laborer, 11 Chapel Donnelly, Edward, laborer, 106 Quay Donnelly, James, laborer, 13 Quay Donnelly, John O, victualler, stalls Nos. 3 and 4 in Centre Market, boards at Bement's Hotel Donnelly, John, laborer, rear 79 Ferry Donnelly, John, laborer, 86 Fox Donnelly, Peter, grocer, 122 Pier Donnely, Thomas, caulker, boards at Joseph Minot's Donnelly, Catharine,*ll Spring Donnelly, Margaret, 11 Spring Doogan, Daniel, 44 Rensselaer Dooley, Mark, shoemaker, 22 Lydius Doolin, Michael, mason, 72 s. Lansing CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 43 Doolittle, Calvin, auctioneer, State cor. Dean, house 126 s. Pearl Dorgan, Daniel, grocery and provisions, 307 s.> Pearl Doris, William, laborer, 50 Malcom Dorman, John J., furnaceman, 11 Columbia Dorman, , canal stable, 35 n. Lansing Dorney, Tobias, painter and glazier, 66 Church Dorr, Alfred, at 379 ». Market, res. 64 Ferry Dorr, Elisha, office 379 s. Market, house 64 Ferry Dorr, E. & E. (Edmund and Elisha jr.) merchant tai­ lors, 379 s. Market Dorr, Edmund, res. 64 Ferry Dorr, Elisha jr, res. 64 Ferry Dorr, Palmer C, physician, office 13 Washington Doty, Ethan, carpenter, 7 Swan Doty, Lyman T., painter, 478 s. Market *Douge, Michael, hair dresser, 20 s. Pearl, h. 9 Plain Dougherty, Addison, attorney, office Law Buildings, 2 Beaver, res. 134 Green Dougherty, Philip, laborer, 151 Montgomery Dougherty, Philip, laborer, 5 n. Pearl Dougherty, William W., attorney &c, office Law Buildings, 2 Beaver, house 134 Green Douglas, Alfred (Webb cj D.), bds. at Mansion House Douglass, Beriah, dentist, office and h. 30 s. Pearl Douglass, Simon A., gilder, 52 Van Schaick Douglass, Mrs., at Mrs. Mahan's "Douglass, Mrs. Nancy, 54 Orchard Doughty, John D., druggist, Lydius cor. Green, bds. at Samuel V ail's Douw, John D. P., house 107 State Douw, V. I'. & Co., office State, cor. s. Market Douw, Volkert P., res. 46 n. Pearl Douw, widow Lyntie, 52 Columbia Douw, Rachel, 53 n. Market Dowd, David, laborer, 2 Steuben Dowd, Lawrence, laborer, 1 Chapel Dowd, William, master tow boat, 37 Church Dowd, widow, 18 Capitol Dowling, James, butcher, 85 s. Pearl Bowling, Thomas, grocery and garden, Lydius continued 44 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY: Dowling, William, laborer, 20 Patroon Downay, Thomas, laborer, 60 Schuyler Downing, James P., IS Beaver Downing, Jacob, grocer, 94 Water, house 91 Orange Downing, Miles, pedler, 177 Green Downing, Robert P., whip maker, 422 s. Market Dows, Cary, Prosser & Co., Washington Line, cor. State and Quay. [See Advertisement.] Dows (Ami) Si Whiting (John), fish and flour store, 7 State Dows, Ami, resides in city of Utica Dows, James, at 7 State, bds. at Hudson Street Hotel Dox, Gerrit L., justice of justices' court, h. 21 Patroon Dox, widow Ann, 121 Lumber Doyle, Hugh, laborer, 21 Lodge Doyle, James, laborer, 158 s. Pearl. Doyle, Patrick, laborer, 71 Colonie Doyle, Peter C, grocer and liquor dealer, 158 s. Pearl Doyle, Thomas, laborer, 22 Jackson Doyle, William, milkman, 158 s. Pearl Doyle, William, laborer, 63 William Drake, Btavid, tobacconist, 27 Van Woert Drake, John jr., at 56 Quay Drake, William, keeper of Log Tavern, New Scotland road, 3 miles from city Drake, widow Ellen, 67 Eagle Drullard, Solomon, clerk in Pilot Line, bds. 49 Green Driskill, widow, 78 Fox Drummond, James, morocco dresser, 166 Green Drury, Thomas, laborer, 57 Malcom Dryer, Alanson, accountant, 84 n. Pearl Dubo, widow Magdalen, 55 Howard Duell (Benjamin) & Hare (John), innkeepers, 30 Washington Duell, Benjamin, Spring west of Hawk Duesler, Daniel, (Lockwood # D.) bds. Mrs. LemanV Duff, Thomas, laborer, 178 n. Market Dudley, Charles E., president Mechanics' & Farmers' Bank and president Merchants' Insurance Com^- pany, house 48 n. Pearl Duffey, James, when in town, at P. Morange'a.. CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 45 Duffey, William, manager Theatre, at American Hotel Duffey, Miss Mary Ann, dealer in dry goods, 291 n. Market Dugan, James, laborer, 98 Franklin Duke, Jonathan, mason, 126 Washington Dunbar, Robert jr., agent for S. Van Rensselaer, of­ fice opposite Patroon's mansion, house 185 n. Market Dunbar, Robert W., proprietor Fountain Inn, 1 n, Market Dunbar, John. 49 Fox Duncan, James, carpenter, sh. 57 Beaver, h. 10 Daniels Duncan, James, tailor, 63 n. Lansing Duncan, Myron, gardener, 216 Washington Duncan, Richard, carpenter, Dunham, Josiah, shoemaker, 83 Quay, h. 52 Union Dunham, Watson, boot and shoe store, 450 s. Market, cor. Hamilton. [See Advertisement] Dunlop, Giles, hair dresser, 106 n. Market Dunlop, Robert, office 28 Quay, house Troy road Dunn, Edward, dealer in teas, groceries, &c, 362*. Market, house 41 Ferry Dunn, Joseph, gardener, 11 Van Tromp Dunn, Thomas, dealer in dry goods, .411 s. Market, bds at Bement's Hotel Dunn, widow of James, 13 Ferry Dunster, Oliver, cooper, 32 Howard Dunvin, Michael,, laborer, 70 Lumber Durant, Clark, merchant, 35 Quay, eor. Maiden lane,, boards at Bement's Hotel Durant, Peter, furrier, 67 Colonie Durant, William, boards at American Hotel Durham, J. H., teacher, 72 Lydius Durrio, Johannah, widow of Horace, 81 Church Dusenbury, Richard J., physician, 147 n. Market,house 116 n. Market Dutcher, John, grocery and provision store, 87 Quay Dutcher, John W., printer, 58 Howard Dutcher (Salem) & Harris (Ira), attorneys &c, Law Buildings, 2 Beaver Dutcher, Salem, house 159 s. Pearl 46 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Dutcher, Lydia, widow of Salem, 67 Ferry Dutson, Thomas, 94 s. Pearl Dutton, John, cook, 16 Capitol D wight, Abigail, nurse, 60 Green Dwyer, Thomas, laborer, 30 s. Lansing Dwyer, Timothy, grocer, cor. n. Pearl and Fox D) as, Joseph, manufacturer of lemon and spruce beer S3 s. Pearl, house 34 Union JE. Eagan, Dominick, furrier, 13 Lumber Eagan, James, grocer, 53 Fox Eames, Milo R., (Wm. Barrett fy Co.) boards at Mrs. Mahan's Earll, Pardon, teamster, 207 s. Pearl Earll, Thomas, furrier, 40 Orchard Early, James, blacksmith, 101 Green Early, James, pedler, 166 n. Market Early, John, pedler, 164 n. Market Early, John, laborer, cor. Maiden lane and Lodge Easterly, Martin, shoemaker, rear 79 s. Pearl Eastman, Kimball, keeper Tremont House, 520 s. Mar­ ket Easton, Ephraim, waiter, 22 Hare Easton, Job, mason, boards 19 Beaver Easton, Josiah, mason, 192 Fox Easton, William, shoemaker, 59 Columbia Eaton, Elliot, 338 Schenectady turnpike Eaton, Josiah, 29 Clinton Eavers, John, laborer, 43 n. Market Eddy (John M.) Si Ames (Horatio), American manu­ factured edge tools, 8 State Eddy, John M., house 79 Lydius Eddy, Othniel, 35 State Eddy, Miss C, milliner, 35 State Edgar, Michael, laborer, 3 Malcom *Edge, Samuel, shoemaker, 19 Orange Edick, Henry, printer, 55 Columbia Edwards, James, attorney &c,office 322 n.Market, res. Mansion House Edwards, Thomas, teamster, 62 Orange CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 47 Edwards, Thomas, tavern near Judson's slaughter house, and victualler in the North Market *Edwards, John, 59 William *Edwards, Jane, 22 Van Zandt Efner, Abraham, coach maker, 20 Bass Efner, Nicholas, blacksmith, boards at W. W. Enders" Egbert, James S., tailor, 75 Beaver Egbert, Owen J., plane maker, 75 Beaver Egberts, Cornelius, 273 n. Market Egberts, Egbert, supervisor 3d Ward, 21 Columbia Egberts, Eveline, widow of Anthony, 21 Columbia Eggleston, Richard, marble cutter, 154 s. Pearl Eggleston, Thomas, gardener, Second, Arbor Hill Eights, James, at 39 n. Pearl Eights, Jonathan, physician, office 75 Columbia, house 39 n. Pearl Elder, George, cooper, 14 Van Tromp Elliott, Isaac D., at 15 Beaver Elliott, James, blacksmith, 8 Lumber Elliott, Robert, assistant post master, house 15 Beaver Elliott, William, teamster, 253 s. Peail Ellis, Alexander, tailor, boards at 32 Green Ellis, Francis, laborer, 539 s. Market Ellis, John C. H., master tow boat Lady Van Rensse­ laer, 36 Liberty Ellis, John, carpenter, 57 Howard Ellis, Robert, furnaceman, 40 Rensselaer Ellis, William, printer, 19 Washington Ellison, Miss Mary, 28 Water Elmendorf, Peter Edmund, 60 n. Pearl Elsworth, Daniel P., carpenter, Lancaster cor. Capitol Emmett, , silver plater, boards 19 Beaver Emsley, William, tailor, 229 Washington Enders, William W., boarding house 11 Beaver Ensign, Guy C, pilot, 68 Church Ensign, Lewis, pilot, 566 *. Market Ensworth, George W., at H. Meech & Co's office, boards 86 Lydius Entra, John, laborer, 138 Franklin Enwright, John, waiter Congress Hall, h. 55 Howard Ertsberger, Christopher, cooper, 31 n. Market 48 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Ertsberger, Daniel, fidler, 64 Lumber Ertsberger, Daniel jr., 14 Jackson Erwin, James, pavior, 62 Schuyler Erwin, John, 15 Patroon Erwin, Robert, porter at Post office, res. Water Ervin. See Irvin. Esmay, Isaac, grocery and provision store, cor. Beav­ er and William Esmay, John, grocery and provision store, junction of Daniels and Beaver Esleeck, Welcome, attorney &c, house 74 Lydius Etridge, William, grocer, 3 Church Evans, George, shoemaker, 35 Van Schaick Evans, Robert, tailor, 83 s. Pearl, house Bassett near Green Evans, William, cabinet maker & builder, 222 s. Pearl Everingham, Jane, widow of William, Schuyler cor. s. Pearl Evertsen, Barnabas, accountant at 52 State, res. 152 n. Market Evertsen, Isaac, at city clerk's office, City Hall Evertsen, Jacob J., ship chandler 7, res. 76 Hudson Evertsen, Jacob jr., 10 Van Schaick EvertseD, widow of Evert, 152 n. Market Ewart, John, flour and provision store, Orange cor. n. Pearl, house 39 Orange F. Fagan, Henry, tailor, 3 Bass Fagan, Patrick, laborer, 54 Van Schaick Fagan, Thomas, grocer, 37 Malcom Fagan, William, pavior, 52 Hamilton Fairchiid, Frederick S., 4 Union Fairfield, Bernard, physician, 26 Washington Fairley, James, laborer, 8 Colonie Fanning, Amos, 66 Westerlo, cor. Franklin Fanning, Hiram, cabinet warehouse and dwelling, 262 n. Market Fanning, widow of Achsa, 126 State Fanyea, Alexander, steam boat hand, 134 Lydius Farmer, Josiah, grocer, 566 «. Market CHILD'S ALBANT DIRECTORY. 4« 'Farnham, Henry, grocery and provision 6tore, 691». Market Farnham, Lewis, builder, shop 60, house 55 s. Lansing Farnsworth, widow Lavina, 35 Fox Farrell, Andrew, laborer, 41 n. Market Farrell, James, laborer, 14 n. Pearl Farrell, John, stone cutter, 6 Maiden lane Farrell, Nicholas, laborer, 12 Steuben Farrell, William, laborer, 168 Montgomery Farrell, widow of James, 17 Bass Fassard, William, shoemaker, 215 s. Pearl Fassett, Amos, 209 State Fassett, Amos S., clerk, 76 State, boards 209 State Fassett, Asa, inspector of lumber & brigade inspector. res. 209 State Fassett, Benjamin, cartman, 18 Daniels Fassett (Timothy) Si Hallenbake {Lawrence), builders, 69 and 71 Washington Fassett, Timothy, house 54 Montgomery Fattarly, Philip, laborer, Schuyler, west of s. Pearl Fattarly, Peter, Schuyler, west of s. Pearl Fay, Ethan Allen, 84 Third, Arbor Hill Fay, Heman Allen, U. S. commissary, house and office 84 Third, Arbor Hill Fay, John, laborer, 4 Rose alley Fay, John jr., house 556 s. Market Fay, John William, professor of modern languages, class room 55 State, boards at O. C. Grade's Fay, widow of Edward, 75 s. Pearl Fay, MissLydia, teacher, Chapel cor. Columbia Feadovie, George, basket maker, 207 Washington Fealy, William, grocer, south side of Centre Market Feany, Arthur, laborer, rear 21 Quay Feany, Daniel, laborer, 5 Maiden lane Featherly, Jacob, victualler, stalls in the North Mar­ ket, house 34 Water Featherly, John, (Charles fy F.) house Knox Featherston, Daniel, mason, 15 Fox *Fedaline, Prince, laborer, cellar of 57 Church Fee, Adam, painter, Hallenbake south of Lydiu» E SO CBILD'SALBANY DIRECTORY. Feltman, John C, grocer, State cor. ». Pearl, house Hudson cor. Hallenbake Fenno, James H., professor of vocal and instrumental music, boards at Mrs. Fuller's Ferguson, James, surveyor &c. 130 s. Pearl Ferguson, Samuel, 67 Church Ferguson, William, mason, 28 Van Woert Ferrington, George, coach trimmer, Dallius Ferris, Isaac, pastor of Reform'd Dutch Church (South), 34 Beaver Ferris, Richard J., agent for A. Kirk, brewer, 19 n. Market Ferris, William D., grocer, 56, house 58 Union Fetour, Joseph, laborer, 224 s. Pearl Fidler (Lancelot) & Ryckman (Garret W.'y, brewers. office and brewery 568 s. Market Fidler, Lancelot, boards at Washington Hall Fidler, Mrs. Mary, res. at Wm. Willard's 35 Dean Field, John, shoemaker, 524 s. Market Field, Thomas, grocer, cor. Lydius and Union Fifield, Moses B., carpenter* 2 Van Tromp Filby, Jonathan, laborer, 144 n. Market Filby, Jonathan, laborer, 221 n. Market Filer, George, painter, 40 Green Filkins, Orrison, coachsmith, 60 Liberty Filmer, William, tailor and grocer, 231 Washington Finch, Henry, whitesmith, 235 Washington Finch, Hiram, manufacturer of silver work, shop 76 Beaver, boards at Rising Sun Tavern Fink, Elias, wholesale dealer in dry goods, 3 Green. house 10 Lodge Finlay, Alexander, baker, 39 s. Lansing Finlay, John, butcher, 224 s. Pearl Finnegan, James, laborer, 8 Patroon Finnegan, John, laborer, 24 Franklin Fmnegan, John, laborer, 48 Patroon Finnegan, Owen, laborer, 66 Johnson Finnacy, Richard, nailer, boards 333 Sch'dy turnpike Fish, Amos, stoop rail and scale beam manufacturer, 80 Beaver, res. 71 Beaver Fish (Artemas) & Hawley (Aaron), builders, 80 Her­ kimer CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 51 Fish, Artemas, boarding house, 26s. Pearl Fish, Samuel Merrick, (Rindge $ F.) house 18 Quackenbush Fisher (James D.) & Martin (William), wheelwrights, blacksmiths, &c, 47 and 49 Hamilton Fisher, James D., house 91 Hamilton Fisher, John, dealer in crockery, 80 Washington Fisher, Samuel, teamster, 63 Rensselaer Fisher, William, 126 Lydius Fisk, Joseph, city marshal, res. in City Hall n. side Fiske, George, accountant, 70 Eagle Fitch (Frederick) & Losee (Simeon), lumber mer­ chants, 72 Pier Fitch, Frederick, boards at Bement's Hotel Fitch, John R., druggist, 237 n. Market, cor. of Van Tromp, boards at Mrs. Mahan's Fitch, Noah, teacher, 144 Washington Fitch, Miss Ann, boarding house, 79 n. Pearl Fitzgerald, Cornelius, laborer, 4 Colonie Fitzgerald, Edward, laborer, basement 61 Fox Fitzgerald, John, carpenter, 34 Malcom Fitzgerald, Patrick, laborer, Elk near Townsend's fur­ nace Fitzgerald, Richard, laborer, rear 83 s. Pearl Fitzgerald, Thomas, tailor, 67 Eagle Fitzgerard, Edmund, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Fitzpatrick, Cornelius, blacksmith, 103 Hamilton Fitzpatrick, Christopher, mason, Schuyler west of ». Pearl Fitzpatrick, Francis, marble cutter, 101 Hamilton Fitzpatrick, Francis, furrier, 720range Fitzpatrick, John, carpenter, 129 n. Market Fitzpatrick, Martin, laborer, 109 Quay Fitzpatrick, Matthew, laborer, 13 Hare Fitzpatrick, Owen, mason, rear 36 Hallenbake Fitzpatrick, Peter, mason, 33 Steuben Fitzsimmons, Henry, keeper Exchange Coffee House Recess, Hamilton cor. s. Market Fitzsimmons, James, coachman, 57 Howard Fitzsimmons, John,cooper, boards, at Charles QUID'S, ». Pearl 5sV CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY". Fitzsimmons, Patrick, innkeeper, Schenectady turn­ pike, 2 miles from city Flagg, Azariah C, comptroller, office State Hall, res. at City Hotel Flagg, Thomas W; B., printer, boards 82 Green Flanagan, James, laborer, 41 Rensselaer Flanagan, John, laborer, Franklin Flansburgh, Daniel, carpenter, Cherry-near Schuyler Flansburgh, David, carpenter, 31 Malcom Flansburgh, Peter, carpenter, 35 Malcom Flemming, John, cracker pedler, 8 Patroon Flemming, Eliza, widow of Robert, 73 Colonie Flemming Mary, grocer, 138 Washington Fletcher, widow Mary, 93 Washington Flickinger, John, boards at B. B. Tallraan's. Flood, John, tanner, 176 s. Pearl Flood, Luke, morocco tanner, 177 Green Flood, Michael, 50 Hamilton Flowers, Burwell, physician, office 81 s. Pearl Floy, widow Jane, tailoress, 2 Chapel Flyme, Patrick, furrier, rear 38 Malcom Flynn, Daniel, laborer, 20,Quay Flynn, Patrick, laborer, rear 64 Water Flynn, Peter, cooper, 50. Montgomery Flynn, William, keeper of Mechanics' Recess, 506 ». Market Fogerty, Dennis, mason, 50 Malcom • Foley, John, blacksmith, 35 Liberty- Foley* Michael, shoemaker, 46 Bass Foley, Patrick, carpenter, 35 Westerlo Folger, John, shoemaker, 38 Hamilton Follett, Foster M., 132 Green Follet, Robert, Lawrence, n. side Canal Basin Folts, Jacob J., at Clinton Line office, boards at Man­ sion House Fonda, Douw, 46 n. Pearl Fonda, Jacob, carpenter, boards 113 ». Pearl Fonda, Rebecca, milliner, 276 n. Market Fondey, Isaac, accountant at 307 n. Market, house 57 Colonie Fondey, Stephen, measurer of wood, at I. Fondey's CTBtLD** AtBAWY DIRECTORY. tt'

Fondey, William H., (Colvin Sr F.) attorney &c, office 26 Hudson, res. 57 Colonie Foot, Elisha, proprietor Fort Orange Hotel, 505 and 507 «. Market Foot, Justus Battle, boards at Fort Orange Hotel Foos, Edward, segar maker, 27 Van Woert Forbes, William, 18 Bass Forbes, widow Elizabeth, 64 n. Lansing Forbes, Miss Harriet, milliner, 64 n. Lansing Forbey, David, {Randall 8f F.) res. 21 Lodge Forbey, George, sawyer, 181 Washington Forbey, John, sawyer, 21 Lodge Forbey, William, victualler, 148 n. Market, h. Knox Ford, Edward W., physician, office 68 Division, res.- 77 Hamilton Ford, Eliakim, surveyor of vessels for Firemen's Insu­ rance Company, res. 600 s. Market Ford, Daniel H., (T. W. Ford $ Son), res. 77 Hamilton Ford, John W., attorney &c. and secretary of Mer­ chants' Insurance Company, office over Canal Bank, res. 77 Hamilton Ford, T. W. & Son, (Thomas W. and Daniel H.) deal- ers in carpets and dry goods, 31 State Ford, Thomas W., house 77 Hamilton Ford, William R., printer, 16 Pine Ford, William, shoemaker, 302 State Forester, Michael, waiter, 69 Maiden Lane Forman, Benoni B., silversmith, 146 Lydius Forsyth, Russel, 65 Ferry Fort, Abraham I., lumber merchant, office Water foot of Colonie, boards at Miss Fitch's Fortune, E., laborer, 22 Van Woert Fosdick, David, mason, 81 Orange Fossey, William, painter, 11 Washington Foster, Chandler, boards at Mrs. De Witt's Foster, James, marble cutter, 148 Washington Foster, Theodore, teacher Cairstairian system, class­ room 63 State, res. 19 Columbia Foster, William, weaver, 87 William Foster, widow, 9 Maiden lane E2 H CHILD:» ALBANY DIRECTORY. Fowler, Charles M., (C. #• Fowler), oyster and fruit stand, 490 «. Market. Fowler, John, cartman, 9 n. Lansing Fowler, Samuel S., morocco manufacturer, office 13 Hudson, factory 640 s. Market, h. 39 Ferry Fowler, William, 59 Ferry Foy, Philip, laborer, 38 Rensselaer Fox, Bernard, laborer, rear 154 s. Pearl Fox, James, laborer, 64 Van Schaick Fox, John, laborer, rear 30 Howard Fox, Philetus, watchmaker, 56 Hudson Francis, Norman, dealer in American hardware, 348 n- Market, boards at Mrs. Fuller's Francis, Thomas, furnaceman, 303 Sch'dy turnpike *Francis, Jane, 35 Union Franklin, John, ostler, 93 Beaver *Franks, widow, 6 Van Zandt Eraser, A lexander, 27 Fox Fraser, James, accountant at 359 $. Market, res. 27 Fox Fraser, James, carpenter, 17 Lodge Fraser, widow of Hugh, 261 «. Pearl Fraser, widow Janet, 29 Dean Fraser, widow, 17 Lodge Fredendall, Frederick, tailor, 21 Washington Fredendall, John, carpenter, 46 Patroon Fredenrich, John O, boards at L. Candee's Fredenrich, Philip, victualler, in the South Market, boards at John Featherly's Frederick, Philip, 93 Washington Freeland, James, boards 20 Orange Freeman, E. P., teacher, Chapel cor. Columbia Freeman, James, mason, 67 Eagle Freeman, Miss Mary, 24 Hawk 'Freeman, Alfred, 69 Green * Freeman, Henry, 74 Franklin French, Abel, 3 Elk, opposite Academy Park French, Abel jr., res. at Abel French's French, James M., attorney, Atheneum Buildings, n Market, res. at A. French's French, Maynard, 157 Washington French, widow of John C, 67 William CHtLD'i ALBANY 0fR*CTdRY. 66 French, Ursula, nurse, 46 Van Schaick Frey, George, laborer, 214 Washington Freyer, , 97 n. Market Friday, Abraham B., blacksmith, cor. Church and Her­ kimer , Friday, Benjamin, hatter, 216 n. Market Friday, John, boarding house, 7 Union Frisby, Edward, fashionable hat store, 383 s. Market, res. 13 Liberty Frisby, Luther, carpenter, Wendell near Beaver Frothingham, William W., attorney &c, 343 n. Mar­ ket, house 136 Green Fry, Daniel, dealer in hardware, &c, 358 *. Market, boards at Joseph Fry's Fry, Nathaniel, 42 Westerlo Fry, Joseph, 199 s. Pearl Fry, William G., 197 s. Pearl Fryer, Aaron V., boards at Mrs. Crosby's Fryer, Jacob, confectioner, 5 Wilson Fryer, John, grocer, cor. «. Market and Van Woert Fryer, widow of Isaac 1., 77 n. Market Fuhr, William, shoemaker, shop8 Church' Fuller, Jeduthan, grocer, 489 s. Market Fuller, Philo, north side Canal Basin Fuller, Richard, sawyer, Schenectady turnpike Fuller, Samuel, proprietor Washington Hall, 27 s. Pearl Fuller, Samuel, furrier, 62 Second, Arbor Hill Fuller, William, sawyer, Patroon near Judson's slaugh­ ter house Fuller, Mrs. S. S., boarding house, 41 Middle lane Fuller, widow Catharine,'136 Washington Fuller, widow Susan, 21 Hawk Fulton, James, laborer, 18 Bass G. Gaffers, William, gardener, Eagle south of Lydius Gaffers, Sarah, 36 Fox Gatfney, Dennis B., attorney &c, office 8 City Hall, boards at S. Cogswell's Gaffney, John, grocer, 4 Columbia Gage, Philip B., house of refreshment, basement Law Buildings, c. Bearer and ». Market, h. 50 Liberty 56 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gage, William D., 51 Hamilton Gager, widow Pbebe, 33 Liberty Gallaher, Edward, laborer, 8 ». Pearl Gallaher, James, laborer, 57 Montgomery Gallaher, John, furrier, 11 Van Tromp Gallaher, John, stage driver, rear 10 Daniels Gallaher, Mrs. Bridget, 61 Chapel Gallagan, John, laborer, 87 n. Market Gallagan, Peter, laborer, 65 Rensselaer Gallon, John, 55 Howard Gallup, Albert, sheriff Albany county, office 8 City Hall, house 54 Washington. [See Advertisement of "Sheriff's Jury."] Gallup, Nathaniel, dealer in fish, &c in the Centre and North Markets, house 91 Washington Galpin, George, book and job printer, office 16 Green. res. 3 Union Ganey, Dennis, laborer, 98 Franklin Ganley, Thomas, laborer, 6 Maiden lane Gannon, John, laborer, 139 n. Market Gannon, Patrick, physician, 199 n. Market Gannon, Patrick, laborer, rear 221 n. Market Gannon, William, laborer, 6 Maiden lane Gansevoort, Leonard jr., 135 Washington Gansevoort, Peter, attorney &c. and member of state senate, office 5 Stanwix Hall, house 1 Clinton Square, n. Pearl Gansevooit, widow of Conrad, 27 Montgomery Gansevoort, Mary A., widow of Leonard H., boards at Mrs. Pease's "Gardenier, Thomas, chimneysweep, 114 Fox Gardner, Perry G., carpenter, 20 Dove Gardner, John, laborer, State, west end Garfield, Rev. John M., principal Albany Female Sem­ inary, 67 Division, house 4l Chapel Gargin, Thomas, mason, 63 William Garite, Matthew (PowevsSf G.), house 16 Union Garling, Jehoiakim B., tailor and boarding h. 1 Union Garnsey, John, dealer in dry goods, 425 s. Market, house 12 Liberty Garrett, Edward, grocer, 2? Lawrence, n. side canal basin CHILD'S ALBANT DIRECTORY. &7 Garrison, Isaac P., hair dresser, shop s. side of Canal basin, house 38 n. Lansing Garrison, Samuel, comb maker, 115 Fox Garrison, widow Hannah, 256 «. Pearl Gates, Elias, clerk 71 State, res. 71 Division Gates, Gerrit, 235 n. Market Gates, John, 5 Van Tromp Gates, Joseph, grocer, cor. Church and s. Lansing, house 12 s. Lansing Gates, widow of John, 5-Van Tromp? ROBERT M. GA.W, office and house 93 Hamilton, cor. s. Pearl. Gay, Amos, res. at 121 Pier Gay, Charles, at 339 n. Market, res. 45 Steuben Gay, Lusher, Boston Packet-office, 104 Pier, residence in city of Troy Gay, William, dealer in dry goods, 339 n. Market, house 45 Steuben Gaylor, James, wheelwright, 53 n. Lansing Gaylor, Philip, 53 n. Lansing Gaynor, Thomas D., grocer, 33 Quay. Garzin, Francis, confectioner, 22 Pine ' " Gearin, Thomas, cartman, 53 Church. Geary, George, (Howe fy G.) house 56 Fox Geary, John, laborer, 40 Fox Geer, Miss Olive, 58 Orange George, Angelo, plaster image maker, 69 Maiden lane George, George, mason, 6 William Germond, Peter, proprietor of Franklin House, 136 State Gerrity, Daniel, laborer, rear 83 s. Pearl Getty, Isaac, 60 Union Getty, widow Margaret, 60 Union Gibbons, Erastus, carpenter, 49 Lydius Gibbons, James, victualler, stalls Nos. 11, 12,'Centre Market, and alderman 5th. ward* h. 82 Columbia Gibbons, Esther, widow of James, 154 n. Market Gibbs, ——, harness maker, Spring west of Hawk 69 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gibson, Cornelius V., victualler, stall 14 in Centtv Market, res 237 State Gibson, Hugh Tilford, at City Hotel, 326 n. Market Gibson, John, (John Gibson and Benjamin Tibbits), steam mill for grinding plaster, planeing plank, &c. Water near Orange Gibson, John, planemaker, house and factory Lancas­ ter near Eagle Gibson, John, laborer, 2 Van Schaick Gibson, John, tailor, 31 Westerlo Gibson, Samuel H., brass founder, 41 Dean, boards at 5 Union Gibson, William H., victualler, stall 15 Centre Market, res. 2:37 State Gidley, Timothy, at 14 Hudson, bds at Mansion House Giffen, William, successor of Robert Martin, dyer and scourer, 14 Store lane. [See Advertisement] Giffbrd, Constant, carpenter, Schenectady turnpike Gifibrd, Daniel, carpenter Schenectady turnpike Gilbert (Benjamin) Si Worthington (Dennison), mer­ chants, 12 State Gilbert, Benjamin, house 60 Howard Gilbert, Daniel, gardener, rear 53 Fayette Gilchrist, Robert, & Co. (Robert, John T. and Edward R Gilchrist) merchants, 47 Quay, cor. Mark lane Gilchrist, Charles, gardener, at D. B. Slingerland's Gilchrist, Edward R., res. Congress Hall Gilchrist, John T., resides in city of New-York Gilchrist, Robert, res. Congress Hall Gilgan, John, grocer, 59 n. Lansing Gilgan, John, shoemaker, 21 Malcom (Jill, John G., baker, south side Canal Basin (

*Goff, Harry, 26 Van Woert '' Goldeta, Patrick, laborer, 6 Columbia Golden, Peter, laborer, 1 Malcom Golden, Thomas, cooper, Elk near Swan Goldwaite, Jonathan, carpenter, 37 Chapel Goodhue, Ephraim Parkhurst, printer, 124 State Goodrich, Charles, grocer, 233 n. Market, house 2 Van Tromp Goodrich, John, builder, 191 n. Market Goodrich, Moses, shoemaker, rear, 82 Fox Goodwin, Albert, mason, 100 Washington Goodwin, Sarah, boarding house, 62 Beaver Goodsen, John, laborer, 6 Malcom Goold, James, coach maker, 10 Division, shop 19 and 21 Union, lumber yard 83 Pier, house 47 s. Pearl Goold, Homer, chairmaker, 21 Hawk *Gooseberry, Thomas, laborer, rear 5 Capitol Gordon, Archibald, cartman, 113 Fox Gordon, John, coachman, Dove Gordon, John, laborer, 127 Lumber, Arbor Hill Gordon, John, shoemaker, 535 s. Market Gorham, John, gardener, Lydius west of Knox Gorman, John, baker, Clinton Gormley, Bernard, laborer, 1 Malcom Gormley, Patrick, laborer, 14 n. Pearl Gorton, John G., clerk at 42 State, bds Misses Carter's Gott, John, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, store and house 59 State Gott, John N., clerk, 59 State Gottschalck, John, rectifier of whiskey and dealer in liquors, 27 Quay, res. 217 n. Market Gough, James, attorney, office in Law Buildings. boards at Thomas Gough's Gough (Thomas) Si Herring (Silas C), exchange of­ fice, 387 s. Market Gough, Thomas, house 83 Columbia Gould, Anthony, (W. 8r A. Gould Sr Co.) house 62 Howard Gould, Eli, grocer, 35 Division *Gould, George B., tobacconist, 72 Maiden lane CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 61 Gould, James, shoemaker, 25 Lawrence, n. side Ca­ nal Basin •Gould, James S., dealer in wooden ware, 366 s. Mar­ ket, house 41 Beaver Gould, James P., collector for 4th Ward, h. 52 Union Gould, John, steamboat pilot, 64 Franklin Gould, Job, dealer in wooden ware, 366 s. Market, house 39 Beaver Gould, W. & A. & Co., law book and stationary store, 104 State Gould, William, house 104 State *Goulion, widow Liba, 28 Patroon Gourlay, James, boarding house, 85 Washington Grace, William, tailor, boards at L. Candee's Gracie, Oliver C, grocer and boarding house, cor. Hamilton and Liberty Gracie, widow of Edward G., 7 Washington Graham, Augustus, cabinet maker, 99 Hamilton Graham, Robert, laborer, 231 n. Market Graham, Thomas, clothing store, 427 s. Market Graham, widow of John, 316 Schenectady turnpike •Graham, widow Margaret, 75 Westerlo *Graham, William, cook, 96 Bassett Grakkan, Charles, laborer, 20 Patroon Grakkan, Thomas, Alexander Granger, James H., lumber dealer, on the dock, above n. Ferry, boards at Mansion House Grant, Alexander, accountant, at 66 State Grant, Henry C, printer, bds. Mrs. De Witt's, 268 n. Market •Grant, William, chandler, 69 Church Grassie, James, provision store, 17 «. Pearl Grassie, Peter, provision store, 17 n. Pearl Grassie, William C, bookkeeper, res. 95 n. Market Grattan, Patrick, grocer, 121 Pleasant Grattan, Martha, Wendell near Beaver Grattan, widow Ann, 97 ». Market tJraves, Anthony G., grocer, cor. Green and Hamilton Graves, John, musician, 9 Capitol 'Graves, John S.> baker, 68 Green F M CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gray, Alexander, stone cutter, shop and yard 79 Her­ kimer, house 88 Green. [See Advertisement] Gray, Francis, laborer, 13 Fox Gray, James, at 124 State, house 37 Steuben Gray, James, farrier, 209 Washington Gray, John, coppersmith, Wendell, near Beaver Gray, Patrick, laborer, 1 Malcom Gray, Robert, shoemaker, 152 s. Pearl Gray, Robert, librarian Young Men's Association, res. 88 n. Market Gray, Sullivan, carpenter, 61 Beaver Gray, Thomas, tailor, 98 Franklin Gray, , 160 Washington Gray, Miss Mary E., mantuamaker, 56 Green Gray, widow of James, 84 n. Market Gray, widow Nancy, tailorees, 18 Van Schaick *Gray, Charles, porter, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Greily, James, laborer, 34 Rensselaer Greily, John, grocer, 6 Maiden lane Green, Carr B., tailor, 69 s. Pearl Green, Christopher, lumber piler, 6 Colonie Green, Edward, rear 30 Howard Green, Francis, laborer, 37 Van Schaick •Green, Henry, accountant, 64 Quay, boards at City Hotel Green, John, 265 Washington Green, John, stage manager at Theatre, boards at Washington Hall Green, Joseph H., at 3 Hudson, house 15 Daniels Green, William, accountant, boards at City Hotel Green, , forwarding merchant, bds. Mrs. Pease's Greene, Henry, physician & druggist, office and house s. Pearl cor. Hudson 'Greenwood, Anthony, grocery and ten pin alley, 17 Washington Greer, Alexander, 105 n. Market Greer, George, cartman, rear 165 Green Greer, Thomas, shoemaker, 559 s. Market Greer, William, blacksmith, 2 Steuben •Greer, Hannah, widow of James, 16 Van Zandt CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. «S

Greer, widow of George, 70 Johnson Gregory, Benjamin, lumber merchant, office 9,: house 16 Orange Gregory, Benjamin P., coachmaker, 15 Church, res. 55 Liberty Gregory, David E., 77 Lydius Gregory, Henry M., 136 n. Market Gregory, Lewis B., physician, office and h. 37 Hudson Gregory, Matthew, 6 Capitol Park Gregory, Richard, boarding house, 19 Columbia Gregory & Co. (William M. and Stephen B.Gregory),. wholesale and retail dealers in crockery, 346 ». Market Gregory, Stephen B., house 119 Green Gregory, William M., res. 76 Hudson Gregory, Mary, 37 Liberty Griffin, Ausker F., canal boat stores and groceries 68 Quay, bds. John Griffin's cor. State and Capitol Griffin, Cornelius, shoemaker, 203 Washington Griffin, David, ornamental hair factory, 4 Green, res. Fort Orange Hotel. [See Advertisement on the cover.] Griffin, Grove, boards at 1 Union Griffin, Jacob, grocer,,13 Capitol Griffin, John, grocer, cor. State and Capitol Griffin, John, laborer, 10 Fox Griffin, Michael, grocer, 74 Quay, house 90 Hudson Griffin, Richard, shoemaker, 10 Capitol Griffin, Seth, cartman, 243 State *Griffin, John, hair dresser, I Rose alley *Griffin, William P., hair dresser, 15 Hudson Griffith, William, laborer, 69 Eagle Griffith, widow Jane, 36 Howard Grimes, John, laborer, Plain Grimwood, Isaac, sexton 1st Bap. Church, 69 Hudson Grinnell, Francis,'5 s. Lansing Grinnell, Lewis, keeper City Hall Recess, 138 State, res. 126 State Groat, Abraham S., wood yard Water, house 72 Mont­ gomery Groat, George, carpenter, 46 Patroon 64 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Groat, widow Catharine, boarding house 27 Lodge Groat, widow Mary, 43 Washington Groesbeck, Abraham, physician, office cor. Columbia and Chapel, boards at Mrs. Pease's Groesbeck, J. & J. L., (John and Jacob L.) city boot and shoe store, 381 s. Market Groebeck, Jacob Lansing, bds. Hudson Street Hotel Groesbeck, John, res. at 9 Fox Groesbeck, William, 78 Fox Groesbeck, widow Harriet, 9 Fox Groesbeck, Gertrude, tailoress, 26 Union Groesbeeck, Alexander, carpenter, 16 Van Zandt Groesbeeck, C. W.'& Co., (Cornelius W. and David W.) auction and commission merchants, 66 State Groesbeeck, Cornelius W., house 13 Montgomery Groesbeeck, David W., auctioneer, house 25 Fox* Groesbeeck, Jacob H., at 324 n. Market, r. 7 Daniels Groesbeeck, William W., proprietor of "Bazaar," variety store, 324 n. Market, house 7 Daniels Groesbeeck, William H., at 324 n. Market, r. 7 Daniels Groesbeeck,, Catharine, 46 Van Schaick Groot, Philip W., {Sanders %• G.) res. at Hudson Street Hotel Gross, Henry, potter, 409 State Groversteen, Abraham, carpenter, 21 s. Pearl Gunn, Arthur, maltster, Schenectady turnpike Gunshenin, Thomas, laborer, 107 n. Market Guardenier, George, merchant tailor, 430 *. Market, house 88 Church Guardenier, Henry A., 83 Church Guest, Thomas, (H., Denison 8f Guest), house 22 Ferry Guest, widow of Henry, Lydius cor. Dallius Gullen, Mary, widow of Peter B., tailoress, 50 Lydius BU Hackley, Alexander W., clerk at 14 State Hack staff, E. H., wholesale and retail grocery and pro­ vision store, 543 and 515, house 566 s. Market Hackstaff, Orrin, 566 s. Market Hadavan, John, pavior, IS Capitol Hadrick, John, laborer, 29 Washington CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. M

Hagadorn, Peter, tavern, 303 and310 s. Pearl Hagan, Bernard, 41 Van Schaick Hagan, Paul, 51 Lawrence Hagerman, Gerrit, master canal boat, 8 Union Hagerty, Charles, cooper, rear 164 Washington Hagerty, Patrick, laborer, 151 Water Hagerty, Thomas Cain, waterman, 17 Bass Haile, John, laborer, 36 Van Schaick Haines, John L., turner, shop 38 Lodge near State, house 36 Howard * Haines, John, near Isaac Denniston's Hale, Simmons, boards at Mrs. Leman's Hale, widow of Daniel, 100 Washington Hall, Asahel, 75 Hamilton Hall (Green) & Hewson (John D.), manufacturers of silverware and jewellery, Plain cor. William » Hall, Green, house 20 Jay Hall, James, laborer, 2 Steuben Hall, John, tailot, at 390 s. Market, house 47 Union. Hall, Joseph, gardener, 16 Third, Arbor Hill Hall, Ozias, 43 n. Market Hall, Thomas, segar maker, res. 10 Union Hall, Thomas, gardener, cor. Schuyler and Dallius Hall, widow Margaret, 10 Unien Hall, Mrs. Margaret, res. 19 Columbia Halladay, Hiram, clock repairer &c, 78 Lydius Halladay, James K., carpenter, shop 80 Hudson, hous 142 Lydius Halladay, James, justice of the peace, s. Pearl ad­ joining Rail Road Hallenbake, Christian, laborer, 314 Sch'y turnpike Hallenbake, Henry, 45 Green Hallenbake, Jasper, physician, office 56 s. Pearl, re». 104 Washington Hallenbake, Lawreiice,(F«sse« if £f.-) 104 Washington. Hallenbake, Matthew I, grocer, 245 Washington Hallenbake, widow J. W, tailoress, 57 Howard *Hallenbake, Peter, rear 5 Capitol Halse, William C, gardener and sodder, 283 Wash­ ington Halsey, Elias, waterman, 165 Green, F2 66 CHILD** ALBANY DIRE'CTOKY. Hamilton, Andrew, brickmaker, Lydius near Knox Hamilton, Alfred, attorney, office 92 State Hamilton, Isaac, attorney &c, office 92 State Hamilton, John, printer, res. 57 Beaver Hamilton, Samuel, mason, 28 Malcom Hamilton, William A., physician, office 42 Green Hammond, Barnabas, mason, 13 Fox Hancock, Jotham, grocer, 259 Washington Hand, Isaac P., lumber inspector, 195 n. Market Hand, Lemuel P., lumber merchant, office 6 Pier, house 4 Quackenbush Hand, widow, 4 Quackenbush Hand, widow Sally, 18Union Haner, Hiram, teamster, 51 Fayette Haner, Peter, cartman, rear 41 Swan Haner, Philip C, 41 Swan Haner, widow Elizabeth, Spring near Lark Haner, Susan, Lydius near Lark Haney, Charles, caulker, 32 Quay Hanford, George, exchange office 409, r. 407 s. Market Hanford, Theodore, (Lyman fy H.) res. 407 s. Market Hansen, Benjamin, silversmith, 13 Van Tromp Hansen, Thomas, furnaceman, 95 Schuyler Hansen, Cornelia B., 13 Van Tromp Harbison, Samuel, pedler, 65 Colonie Hard, George, mason, 88 s. Pearl *~Harden, James, coachman, 16 Van Schaick *Harden, John, laborer, 201 Washington *Harden, John jr., laborer, 34 Union *Harden, Michael, waiter, 37 Swan Harder, Robert J., laborer, 64 Johnson Hardick, widow Elizabeth, 166 Green Hardy, William, theatre carpenter, bds 25 *. Pearl Hare, John, (Duell $ H.) 30 Washington Hare, Silas W., teamster, 21 Van Woert Harman, Thomas W., city attorney &c, office Athene­ um Buildings, n.Market, res. at Mansion House *Harman, Elisha, Waterman, rear 282 s. Pearl Harms, John, cooper, 52 Lawrence Harper, Arthur, cartmar, 99 Schuyler Harrigan, David, laborer, 8'Malcom CHILfi'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 67

Harril, Horatio N., professor of the flute, Lodge cor. State Harris, Daniel, dealer in groceries and provisions, 5 Washington Harris, Edmund, laborer, rear 36 Hallenbake Harris, George, cartman, 63 Maiden lane Harris, George, shoemaker, 16 s. side Canal Basin Harris, Ira, (Dutcher Sf H.) attorney &c, office Law . Buildings, house 43 s. PearL ' Harris, James, coach painter, shop cor. Lydius and Church, res. 36 Union Harris, Jeremiah, 63 Rensselaer Harris, Richard, accountant at Centre Market, house 50 Church Harris, Robert, porter and eating rooms, under old City Hall, cor. s. Market and Hudson, h. 36 Union Harris, Stephen, boot and shoemaker, 73 Beaver Harris, Thomas, shoemaker, Schenectady turnpike Harris, Mrs. Eliza, dress maker & tailoress, 50 Charch Harris, Misses, mantuamakers, 237 n. Market Harrison, John, grocer, 20, house 34 Fox Harrison, Michael, shoemaker, rear 76 s. PearL Harrison, Patrick, 34 Fox Harris, William, carpenter, 122 Washington Hart, Alvin, milkman, Lydius continued Hart, Henry, preceptor in Albany Female Academy,. res. at J. Lake's, 75 n. Pearl Hart, Herman V., 118 n. Market Hart, James, laborer, 158 Montgomery Hart, John, laborer, 20 Jackson Hart, Michael, laborer, rear 20 Jackson- Hart, Thomas, laborer, rear 20 Pine Harten, Adam, grocer, 109 Quay Hartley, James, laborer, 78 Church Hartley, John, laborer, 101 Green Hartley, Samuel, silversmith, rear, 66 s. Pearl Hartness, James, tallow chandler, 16 Orchard Hartness, Thomas L., cutler, resides in city New-York Hartness, widow Maria, 181 n. Market Hartnett, John, butcher. Centre Market, res. Schenec­ tady turnpike 68 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Hartnett, Michael, laborer, 35 Westerlo Hartnett, William, victualler, stalls 1 and 2 Centre Market, house Schenectady turnpike Harty, Edward, laborer, 3 Bass Harty, James, laborer, rear 61 Water Harty, John, laborer, 98 Franklin Harvey, Asa Maxwell, coachman on rail road, 12 Pine Harvey, Francis, printer, 16 Pine Harvey, James, hair dresser, 246 n. Market Harvey, Robert, furnaceman, 250 Washington Hasbrouck, Peter, clerk in comptroller's office, house IS Store lane Hascy, Alexander 15., watchmaker, 396 i. Market, house 61 Howard Hascy, widow, 57 Maiden lane Haskell, John, ;>ilot, 85 Bass Haskell, Simeon P., 56 Chapel Haslem, William, cartman, 5 Clinton Hassell, John, laborer, Patroon near Judson's slaugh­ ter house Hastings, John, laborer, 312 State Hastings, Seth (Wilder, 11. Sf Co.) alderman 2d ward, house 90 ?i. Pearl Hastings, William, painter, 15 Dallius Hatch, Joseph, innkeeper, 229 n. Market Hatfield, William, fashionable hat store, 467, house 557 s. Market. [See Advertisement] Hathaway, Bailey G., stoop rail and scale beam manu­ facturer, 24 and 26 William, between Beaver and Hudson Hatting, Patrick, laborer, 41 Dallius Havens, David Y., joiner, Wendell near Beaver Havey, Christopher, cooper, 35 Liberty Hawes, George, engineer. Steamboat Commerce Hawes, William, cooper, 75 Quay, and Liberty cor. Division, house 23 Liberty Hawkins, Andrew M., ship carpenter, 4 s. Lansing, Hawley, Aaron, (Fish Sf H.) house 61 s. Lansing Hawley, Cyrus, produce merchant, 193 Washington- res. 15 Knox Hawley, David A., grocer, 109 Pier, house 98 Green CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 69" Hawley, David E., painter and glazier, 3 Lewis alley, between Hudson and Beaver Hawley, George M., at 109 Pier, boards 31 Green Hawley, Gideon, treasurer Utica and Schenectady Rail Road Company, office432 n.Pearl, house 210 n. Market Hawley, Samuel, collector for 1st ward and culler of staves and heading, 140 s. Pearl Hawley, William, at 49 State, boards 50 Hudson Hay, John, ship carpenter, 593 s. Market Hayden, Albert, Swiftsure Line, 32 Water Hayes, Michael, laborer, 48 Van Schaick Haves, Tiiomil^ shoemaker, 25 Y?n Schaick Hayes, Timothy, grocer, under the Centre Market, s. Pearl house, 50 Montgomery Hays, Joshua R., builder, 51 Ferry Hays, Solomon, 4 Academy Park Hays, Miss Amanda, milliner, 1 Washington Hayward, Hartwell, at Washington Line office corner State and Quay, boards at Rasey's Hotel Hazard, E. W., clerk at 48 State, boards at Hudson Street Hotel Hazard, John V. S., dealer in dry goods, 48 State, boards at Adelphi Hotel Hazard (Nathaniel M.) & Carter (Levi), proprietors Rising Sun Tavern, 19 s. Pearl Hazard, Nathaniel M., 19 s. Pearl Hazard, William H., shoemaker, 25 Van Schaick Headlam, William, bookkeeper, 8 Van Tromp Healy, Mrs. Orissa, 207 State Hedrick, James, laborer, 22 Washington Heffernan, James, liquor and provision stores, 58 s. Pearl and 131 Franklin, res. 58 s. Pearl Helderbrant, Martin, laborer, Elk near Swan Heldercon, Thomas, laborer, rear Schuyler w '. Pearl Helmer, Adam, rear 103 Washington Helmes, Mary, rear 83 Fox Hempstead, Isaac, physician, at 91, house 59 n. Pearl Hempstead, James, tailor, res. 30 Washington Hemming, Robert, laborer, basement 11 Montgomery Henderer, Jacob S., sexton Lutheran church, Maiden lane corner Lodge 70 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

Henderer, Myers, tailor, 33 Fox Henderer, widow of Harmanus, 33 Fox Hendrickson, John, 63 Division Hendrickson, M. & J. (Matthew and Jacob) grocers, 69 Quay Hendrickson, Jacob, house 158 State Hendrickson, Matthew, house 38 Liberty Hendrickson, William, cor. State and s. Market, house 4 Fox Hendrickson, Rebecca, 158 State Heney, William, laborer, 22 Patroon Henly, Edward, printer, boards at W. W. Enders' Hennerberry. Martin, blacksmith, south side Centre Market Hennessy, David, laborer, 14 Van Zandt Hennessy, Jeremiah, laborer, 3 Hallenbake Hennessy, Michael, 14 Van Zandt Hennessy, Michael, 200 s. Pearl Hennessy, Thomas, laborer, 42 Rensselaer Hennessy, widow Margaret, 16 Van Zandt Hennessy, widow Margaret, 36 Orange Hennigan, John, silver plater, 18 Beaver Henry, Christian, moulder, 9 Columbia Henry, Jacob & Co. (Jacob H, Edward Selby and Charles Dillon), portable furnace manufacturers, 230 Washington Henry, Jacob, house 248 Washington Henry, James, clerk at 104 State, res. 31 Fayette Henry, John, 87 Church Henry, Peter Seton, (Bleecker 8f H.) master in chan­ cery, attorney &c, office 66 State, res. American Hotel Henry, Philip, 218 Washington Henry, Samuel, accountant, boards at Mrs. Crosby's 62 Hudson Henry, widow Ann, 31 Fayette Henry, widow of William, 53 Orchard Hepinstall, Christopher, leather dealer, 22 State, house 67 Liberty Hepinstall, George, leather dealer, h. 63 s. Lansing CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 71 Hermance, Cornelius, saw filer, 81 Beaver Hermans, Halstead, physician, office 91 res. 38 Lydius Hermans, John, clothing store, 390 s. Market, house 38 Lydius Herner, Mrs. Anna, 85 Church Herrick, Abraham, morocco dresser, 14 Bass Herrick, Edmund S., hat store, 428 s. Market, house 33 Lydius Herrick, widow Christina, 97 Washington Herring, Silas C. (Gough Sf H.), house 90 n. Pearl Herrington, John, mason, 235 Washington Herrington, Joseph, laborer, Lark n. of Washington Herrington, Joseph L., teamster, Green below Ferry Herrington, Patrick, laborer, 23 Pine Herrington, William, hair dresser, 24 Green, boards at Bement's Hotel Hertell, Miss, teacher, school 22 Union Heterish, Michael, Lark Hewitt, Thomas, shoemaker, 343 Schenec'y turnpike Hewlett, Hosea, painter, 16 Van Tromp Hewson, John D., {Hall

Hinkley, John & Co., painters, 31 Hudson Hinkley, John, house 80 Green Hinkley, John W., physician, office 458 s. Market, res­ idence 80 Green Hinkley, Joseph, grocer and painter, 89 Lydius Hinman, James, grocery and flying horses, 119 Pier, house 40 Church Hinman, Martha, boarding house, 94 Beaver Hinmball, Joseph, furrier, 41 Lumber Hinton, William S., res. 221 s. Pearl Hickson, James, barber, 201 n. Market Hickson, Richard, tailor, 201 n. Market Hitchcock, John, master steam boat James Fairlie, house 56 Union Hoard, Jonathan, carpenter, 216 State Hocknell, widow of Thomas, 9 Rose Hockridge, Granville, baker, 118 s. Peail Hochstrasser, Denison & Guest (Jacob H., Edward C. D., Thomas G., and Samuel S. Fowler), dealers in leather, morocco, &c, 18 and 25 Hudson Hochstrasser, Jacob, house 64 Howard Hocter, widow Mary, 274 s. Pearl Hodge, John, baker, 52 Ferry Hodgkin, Stephen, painter, res. 561 s. Market Hodgkin, widow Sarah, 581 s: Market Hodgens, Thomas, 26 Franklin Hoffman (Benjamin) Si White (Andrew), bookstore, printing office and bindery, 71 State Hoffman, Benjamin, house 100 Green LEWIS G. HOFFMAN, Book and Job Printer, corner of South Market and Hamilton streets, [entrances Hamilton,] house 66 Lydius Hoffman, John N., looking glass maker, 32 Maiden lane Hoffman, Philip, butcher, 332 State Hoffman, widow Martha, 66 Lydius Hoffman, widow Mary, 93 Washington Hoffman, widow of John, 66 Orange Hogan, Barnet, rear 83 Fox G 74 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY Hogan, Gerrit, deputy sheriff, jailer and superintend­ ent of work house, at Jail, cor. Eagle and Howard Hogan, John, victualling cellar, 491 s. Market Hogan, Joseph, blacksmith, 7 Bass Hogan, Thomas, laborer, 44 Rensselaer Hogan, William, blacksmith, 77 Gieen Hogben, John, pavior, west end of Patroon *Holcomb, Isaac W., boot and shoemaker, 103 s. Pearl Hoiden, James, laborer, 95 Beaver Holden, John, 46 Ferry Hoiden, Reuben, merchant, 88 State, h. bl Division Holdridge, David F., carpenter, 72 Eagle Holdridge, Howard, st»ge agent, at Baker & Wal- bridge's, boards at Montgomery Hall Holdridge, Miss Lucretia, boarding house, 96 State Holland, Jeremiah, shoemaker, 11 1 Quay Holland John, boll founder, 144 Washington Holland, widow Nancy, 205 State Holley, Robert, clerk in Clinton Line office, 54 Quay, boards at Mansion House Holmes, Alexander, baker, 63 Maiden lane Holmes, Amos T., house 4 Store lane Holmes, Augustus, teacher, school room 14 n. Pearl Holmes, Jotham, Cottage Hall, Westerlo, south ol Lydius continued Holmes, Joseph P., grocer, n. Market cor. Columbia Holmes, Nelson B., 55 Lumber Holmes, Roswell, boarding house, 9 Union Holmes, family of Israel, 7 Washington Holmes, Fanny, 4 Jay Holt, Jared, finding store, 20 State, house 45 Green Hooghkirk, Abraham, shoemaker, 35 Fox Hooghkirk (Garret R.) & Clemishire (Dennis), gun­ smiths, 64 s. Pearl. [See Advertisement.] Hooghkirk, Garret R.,-64 s. Pearl Hooghkirk, James jr., shoemaker and nurse, 18 Capitol Hooghkirk, Margaret, 83 Hudson Hooker, Philip, architect and surveyor,office over Cen­ tre Market, house 130 Green Hoops, Maj. k., of U. S. Army, bds at Misses Carter's CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 75 Hopkins, Charles, clerk at E. Corning & Co'g, boards at Mrs. Lockwood's Hopkins, Charles A., agent Hartford Insurance Com­ pany, office 67 State, res. Miss Mott's, 59 Chapel Hopkins, Miss Harriet, teacher in Female Academy, boards at 75 n. Pearl Hopper, John, carpenter, 247 State Horahan, Edward, mason, 76 Johnson Horn, William, teacher, 276 s. Pearl Horner, James, (E. Corning #• Co.), house 63 n. Pearl Horner, John, nailer, Sch'y turnpike, n'r Nott's furnace Horner, widow, 55 Fox Horscfall, widow Margaret, rear 107 Beaver Horth. Francis, tailor, resides in city of Schenectady WILMAM MOSCH,

AND DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS No. 11 North Market Hosford, David, attorney, 155 Lumber, Arbor Hill Hosford (Frederick J.) & Tovv3 (Francis H), hook- am! job printers, 53 State Hosford, Frederick J., boards at Mrs. Fuller's Hosford, James L., boards at Adelphi Hotel Hotaling, Peter, (Serviss #• H.), house 70 Eagle Houck, George, laborer, rear 212 Washington 1 lough, John B., blacksmith and manufacturer of scale beams, 84 Green Hough, Thomas jr., blacksmith, shop 58 Rensselaer, house 123 Lydius Houghtaling, Jacob, basket maker, 276 s. Pearl Houghton, Silas, grocer, 163 s. Pearl Hourigan, Martin, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Housden, James, maltster, 251 Washington House, William, clerk, 150n- Market Houston, John, shoemaker, cor. State and Capitol Houston, William, 79 Bass Houston, widow, cor. State and Capitol 76 CHILD'S AXBANY DIRECTORY. Houston, Mrs. Ezra C, at Mrs. Crosby's, 62 Hudson Howard, John, laborer, 53 Fox Howard, Matthew, carpenter, 14 Van Tromp Howard, Noah, nailer, boards rear 184 Washington Howard, Samuel, laborer, Malcom Howard, Zephaniah, carpenter, 49 Van Schaick Howe (Jesse) Si Roraback (Thomas), dealers -in- dry goods, 6 s. Pearl Howe, Jesse, house 60 Westerlo • Howe (Silas B.) & Geary (George), drapers and tai­ lors, cor. State and s. Pearl- Howe, Silas B., house 21 Liberty Howe, Ann, widow of Estes, 212 n. Market Howell, Maltby, grocer, cor. Lydius & Liberty, house 65 Liberty Howlett, S. R., office cor. State and Quay, boards at Mrs. Pease's Hoy, Jesse, rear 28 Pine Hoy, Patrick, shoemaker, 99 Beaver Hoyt, Alfred, master steam boat Constitution, 16 Ferry Hoyt, George A., silversmith and jeweller, 385 s. Mar­ ket, house 6 Liberty Hoyt, Henry, silversmith and jeweller, 369 s. Market, res. at Mansion House Hoyt, Jesse, at Kimball Eastman's Hoyt, Lorenzo, attorney and master in chancery, office 20 State, res. at Congress Hall Hoyt, Richard, saddler, 45 Van Schaick *Hoyt, Catharine, 99 Bassett Hoxie, Harvey, pattern maker, 109 Beaver Hubbard, Elijah B., merchant tailor, 434 s Market, house 237 n. Market Hubbell, Levi, adjutant general of state, office State Hall, res. at Mrs. Lockwood's Hubby, Leander M., clerk Commercial canal line, bds at Montgomery Hall Huddleston, widow Elizabeth, 575 ». Market Hudson, James, laborer, 16 Van Zandt Huff, Mrs. Lavina, 73 Hamilton Hughes, Francis, weaver, 22 Malcom Hughes, James, laborer, 22 Malcom CHILD'* ALBAWY DIRECTORY. <~ Hughes, James, carpenter, 87 William Hughes, John, laborer, 565 a. Market Hughes, John M., (Treat ^H.) bdsRasey'e Hotel Hughes, Lawrence, stone cutter, ,2 Steuben Hughes, Michael, laborer, 22 Van Woert . Hughes, William, shoemaker, 52 Ferry Hughes, William, teacher, 31 Church Hughes, , grocer, 8 s. side Canal Basin Hughes, widow Dorcas, 218 Washington Hulbert, Peyton Randolph, physician, 35 Dean Humphrey, Chauncey, canal collector, office Stanwix Hall, (entrance Maiden lane), house 203 State Humphrey, David, (Humphrey 8f Co.) boards at Ame­ rican Hotel Humphrey, Enoch J., res. 203 State Humphrey, Friend, dealer in hides and leather, 16 State, house 88 Lydius Humphrey, Hugh, superintendant Albany water works, 39 Maiden lane Humphrey, John,superintendant hay scales, s. sideCen- tro Market, house 39 Hudson Humphrey, Sila.«, maspn, 17 Lodge Humphrey, Stephen V. R., 53 Washington Humphrey, Thomas, shoemaker, 30 Hudson Humphrey & Co., ( William Humphrey, Noah B. Miles, and David Humphrey) dealers in hardware, 41 and 43 State Humphrey, Catharine, widow of James, 39 Fayette Humphrey, widow Christiana, 53 Washington Hun, Thomas, when in city, at Bement's Hotel Hunter, David, 41 Water Hunter, Edward, leather dresser, 40 Orange Hunter, James, printer, 45 Maiden lane Hunter, John, physician, 51 Hudson Hunter, Chapin 6> Co., proprietors Merchant's Line, Pier foot of State Hunter, Sobert, (Hunter,Chapin % Co.), b. 29 Dallius Hunter, Mrs. Isabella, 45 Maiden lane Huntley, Elisha A., at American Hotel Hurd, J. N. M., exphange office, 3J8 s. .Market, house. 31 Dallius 62 • * 78 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY '*'< Hurd, Lovell, clerk in Pilot Line Hurdis, John, painter, shop 9, house 62 Church Hurley, Thomas, laborer, 32 Union Hurley, Timothy, laborer, 5 Bass Hurst, Henry, gardener, rear 30 Clinton Hurst, Samuel, gardener, rear 30 Clinton Hurst, Thomas, cartman, rear 30 Clinton Husted, Amos, rear 43 Fox Husted, Hiram, exchange office 21 State, bds 62 Chapel Husted, Mrs. Mary, milliner, 383 s. Market Hutchinson, David, 122 Franklin Hutchinson, James, blacksmith, 96 Water Hutchinson, James, shoemaker, 35 Van Schaick. Hutchinson, James, 158 State Hutchinson, John, 153 State Hutchinson, Robert, gardener, 51 Third, Arbor Hill Hutchinson, William, 104 Water Hutchinson, William, 44 Dean Huxford, Frederick W., bds at Mansion House Huxley, Andrew, carpenter, shop 42, house 62 Lydius Hyatt, John L., skipper, 67 n. Market *Hyerd, William, 58 Van Schaick Hyland, Henry, leather dresser* 175 Green Hynes, Patrick, laborer, 190 s. Pearl Hynes, Peter, carpenter, 190 s. Pearl I. Iggett, John, tin and coppersmith and assistant' state sealer of weights and measures, 35 s. Pearl, house Hudson near Eagle Iggett, Mrs. Johannah, Hudson near Eagle Ingalls, widow of Thomas, 49 Van Schaick Ingham, Chauncey, 23 Lodge Ingmire, Frederick, tailor, 60 Washington Ingraham, William H., shoemaker, 247 ». Pearl limes, William, carpenter, 32 Howard inhes, William, clerk 77 Quay, bds at Mrs. Mahan's Irons, George, 188 s. Pearl IrYia, James,.htboter, 60 Schuyler lrvtn, Lawson, laborer, 59 Church Irvio, OJiver M., laborer,38 Malcom CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. lrvin, William, stone cutter, 34 s. Lansing Isdell, James, grocer, cor. Division and Union Isherwood, Will Wood, at Washington Hall Irwin, Henry, 7 n. Market Irwin, Tbeophitus, painter, 43 Liberty

*Jackiin, Edward, 74 Franklin Jackson, Edward, editor and proprietor of Law Glos­ sary, boards at 2 Liberty Jackson, David, teamster, rear 72 Eagle Jackson, John, bleacher, 32 n. Pearl Jackson, John W., brickmaker, 235 Washington Jackson, William, (Walsh> Leonard # J.), boards at John Townsonrl's Jackson, widow M-aria, 34 Hallenbake * Jackson, Henry, 190 State * Jackson, Henry, 69 Green * Jackson, Henry, 61' Van Schaick * Jackson, Jacob, ten pin alley, 274 s. Peai 1 * Jackson, John, ostler, n. side Canal Basin * Jackson, John, 53 Van Schaick * Jackson, John, musician, 1 Rose alley * Jackson, John, 69 Green * Jackson, John, rear Franklin near Schuyler * Jackson, John, rear 94 Beaver * Jackson, John, 33 Lawrence * Jackson, John J., 165 Green 'Jackson, Samuel, waiter, 38 Patroon * Jackson, Walter, 15 First, Arbor Hill 'Jackson, widow Betsey, 273 s. Pearl 'Jackson, Dinah, washerwoman, 55 Union 'Jackson, Jane, 272 s. Pearl 'Jackson, Judy, basement 35 Fox 'Jackson, widow Phebe, Lydius continued - Jacoby, John, 32 Van Schaick James, Augustus, 47 n. Pearl James, Edward, 262 Washington * James, Edwin, office 19 Green, house 83 n. Pearl James, Frederick P., 57 Lawrence James, John, physician, 67 State, cor. Chapel 30 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. James, Thomas, master of tow boat, 109 Green James, William, pastor, 3d Presbyterian church, house 263 n Market James, widow of William, 62 «. Pearl Jamieson, Egbert, at Doct. George Cooke's, 33 Green Jamieson, George, furnaceman, 107 Beaver Jameison, Mrs. Ann, 3 Union Janes, Lorenzo, justice of justices' court, attorney &c, offico 67 State, res. at Mrs. Crosby's 62 Hudson Janes, widow Phebe, 78 n. Pearl Jaques, Joseph, cartman, 124 State Jaques, widow Elizazeth, 261 s. Pearl Jaquithr Timothy, victualling cellar, 37 State, house 52 Van Schaick Jarvis, Seth, carpenter, shop 22, house 24 Ferry Jauncey, widow, 47 Columbia Jeffers, Moses, stage driver, 43 Johnson Jenkins, George, constable and dealer in groceries and provisions, 9 Columbia, house 31 Water Jenkins, John, hatter, 49 Liberty Jenkins, John, plasterer, boards at 3 Van Tromp Jenkins, Lemuel, justice of justices' court, attorney &c, office Webster's buildings, n. Pearl, house 26 Jay 'Jenks, Jacob, 42 Montgomery Jermain, Alanson, merchant, cor. Quay and Division. house 44 s. Pearl Jermain, Sylvanus P., office 40 Quay, bds City Hotel Jerolaman, Nicholas, 246 s. Pearl Jerolaman, Peter W., mason, 156 Lydius Jerolaman, William, mason, 103 Lydius Jesup, Benjamin, resides in village of Greenbush Jesup, Edwin, 80 Quay Jesup, FrancisW., lumber merchant91 Pier, flour store 80 Quay Jewell, Henry L., blacksmith, Eagle near Jail, house Lydius continued Jewell, Jeremiah P., blacksmith, shop Eagle near Jail, house Franklin near Ferry Jewell, Volkert D, (Wauonty J.) 33 Maiden lane CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 81 Jewett, Mrs. Sarah, 26 Chapel Johnson, C. & A. W. (Chauncey and Alonzo W.), sil­ versmiths and jewellers, 374 s. Market Johnson, Alonzo W, house 133 Green Johnson, Chauncey, house 183 n. Market Johnson, Howlett & Co., New-York & Oswego Line, office cor. State & Quay. [See Advertisement.] Johnson, Daniel, porter house, 528 s. Market Johnson, Elisha S., stage agent, boards at Mrs. Cros­ by's, 62 Hudson Johnson, George N., boards at 50 Water Johnson, Horace H., clerk at 47 State, boards at Am­ erican Hotel Johnson, Isaac, laborer, 45 Li mber Johnson, John, waterman, 129 Franklin Johnson, John, cartman, Westerlo cor. Dallius Johnson, John, laborer, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Johnson, John, nailer, bds 333 Schenectady turnpike Johnson, John I., cartman and grocer, 6 Lydius fohnson, Liberty, cartman, 52 Hamilton Johnson, Noah jr., laborer, 127 Lumber, Arbor Hill Johnson, Robert, blacksmith, Elk near Swan Johnson, Samuel, musician, bds Fort Orange Hotel Johnson, Samuel, smith, 61 Beaver Johnson, Stephen W., 140 Lydius Johnson, William, brickmaker, 129 Lumber, Arbor Hill Johnson, William, cartman, 5S Church Johnson, William, (Deforest 8f J.) 7 Church Johnson, , clerk at James Kidd's, boards at Mrs. De Witt's Johnson, widow Hester, 44 Eagle Johnson, widow Jane, 76 s. Pearl Johnson, Mrs. Jane, 84 n. Pearl Johnson, widow Janet R., 83 Bass Johnson, widow Mary, 14 Daniels Johnson, widow Mary, 436 s. Market Johnson, widow of William, boarding house 2 Liberty 'Johnson, Ab'/aham, sailor, 89 Bassett 'Johnson, Harry, laborer, 10 Chapel 'Johnson, John, skipper, 97 Bassett 'Johnton, John jr., 99 Bassett 82 CHILE'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. * Johnson, widow of Leyi, coat scourer, 33 Union Johnston, Hugh, 150 «. Pearl Johnston, John W., Military Kali, cor. Church and Lydius Johnston, M. J., accountant, 60 Lydius Johnston, Patrick, laborer, 30 Malcom Johnston, Robert, accountant, res. 68 Ferry Johnston, Thomas D., 4th Ward House, cor. Church and Herkimer Joice, Erastus V., attorney, 46 State, res. 83 Hamilton Jones, Benjamin P., (W.Rice Sr Co.) h. 68 Eagle Jones, Edward, fruit store, 42 Lydius Jones, James, stone cutter, 74 Fox Jones, John, blacksmith, 100 Beaver Jones, John, innkeeper, 200 Washington Jones, John, provision store, 203 ». Market John, Jones, tailor, 23 William Jones, Joshua I., at 63 State, house 8 William Jones, Richard, plain and ornamental plasterer, 10 William Jones, William F., harness maker, 20 Ferry Jones, widow of Samuel, 38 Fox Jones, widow Sarah, Arbor Hill Jones, widow Margaret, 16 if. Pearl Jordan, Edward, 215 s. Pearl Joslyn, Sylvanus, 78 Lydius Joy, Charles, grocer, 100 Washington Joy, Lewis, res. 25 n. Pearl Joy, Thaddeus, Buffalo Line, office cor. State & Quay, house 25 n. Pearl Judd, Chester, brass founder, &c, house 22 Bass Judd, Franklin, silver plater, 60 Lydius Judd, widow Rachel, 74 Green Judson, Hiram, carpenter, 9 Capitol Judson, Ichabod L., provision stores, 128, house 134 Washington Judson, Nathaniel, innkeeper, Schenectady turnpike, 1 mile from city Judson, Rebecca, boarding house, 17 Washington Justa, Solomon, image maker, 166 State CHILD'* A1BANY DIRECTORY. 153 k. Kaagan, Patrick, carpenter, 21 Quay Kagan, John, teamster, 5 Malcom Kahoe, Patrick, tailor, 27 Dean Kaig, Anthony, teacher, 36 Hallenbake Kane, Allen, nailer, 333 Schenectady turnpike Kane, Darby, cartman, foot of Lydius Kane, Dennis, 27 Dean Kane, Hazael, physician, office 13, h. 53 Washington Kane, James, boards at Oliver Kane's Kane, James, laborer, 191 s. Pearl Kane,OHver, mansion and park, s. Pearl Kane, Patrick, tavern and whip store, 22 Hudson Kane, Peter, porter, 33 Steuben Kane, Philip, laborer, rear 36 Hallenbake Kane, William, captain watch, No. 2, res. 54 n- Market Kane, William A., weigher of hay, 54 n, Market Karasy, Cornelius, chandler, c. s. Pearl & Rensselaer Kaslendeig, John, laborer, 126 Franklin Kantfield, William, 55 Fox Kearney, John, carpenter, 52 Lawrence Kearney, Patrick, laborer, 6 Rose alley Kearney, Patrick, 21 Fox Kearney, Robert L., looking glass and oil cloth store, 323 n. Market, res. 21 Fox Kearney, William, laborer, 152 Montgomery Keating, John, laborer, 41 Fox Keating, John, grocer, 18 Pine Keating, Patrick, brewer, 52 Johnson Keefe, Thomas, laborer, 61 Fox Keeler, Charles A., flour store 120 Pier, h. 110 Green Keeler, Henry, 105 Green Keeler, James, at 120 Pier, house 110 Green Keeler, Jasper S., 105 Green Keeler, Theodore J., res. 105 Green Keenan, widow Nancy, 30 Quay Keith, Laban W., constable, Schenectady turnpike Kelly, Alexander, shoemaker, 15 Fox Kelly, George, chandler, 10 Rose aHey Kelly, James, laborer, 452 Montgomery 84 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY-

Kelly, James, mason, 10 Rose alley Kelly, John, laborer, 278 ». Pearl Kelly, John, shoemaker, 15 Fox Kelly, Patrick, shoemaker, 259 n. Market Kelly, Patrick, painter, 70 s. Lansing Kelly, Peter, mason, 37 Van Schaick Kelly, Philip, laborer, 18 n. Pearl Kelly, Michael, laborer, 26 Fayette Kelly, Thomas, grocer, 20 Malcom Kelly, widow, 152 Montgomery Kelso, John, blacksmith, shop 66 and 68, house 101 Washington Kendall, William, laborer, cor. llensselaer and Dallius Kennedy, David, laborer, 1 Columbia Kennedy, John J., gardener, boards at Peter Newman's 51 Beaver Kennedy, Owen, laborer, 20 Patroon Kennedy, Patrick, laborer, 281 s. Pearl Kennedy, Patrick, grocer, 98 Franklin Kennedy, Patrick, grocer, 82 Quay Kennedy, Robert, cooper, 165 Green Kennedy, William, furnaceman, 19 Hawk Kennedy, widow Elizabeth, 54 n. Pearl Kennedy, Betsey, widow of Anthony, 22 Jackson Kent, Jacob D., mason, 44 John Kent, John, laborer, 6 Van Schaick Kent, Thomas, laborer, 98 Franklin Kenyon, John, lumber merchant, 31 Pier, house 103 n. Market Kenyon, Moses, ship carpenter, 624 s. Market Kerker, David laborer, 24 Orange Kerker, George H., grocery and provision store, 247 n. Market Kerker, Herman, shoemaker, 42 n. Pearl Kernan, Thomas, waiter, 16 Mark lane Kernochan, Charles, laborer, rear 138 s. Pearl Kerr, W. & J. (William and John), dealers in groceries and provisions, 1 s. Pearl cor. State Kerr, John, house 126 s. Pearl Xerr, William, res. 126 ». Pearl Kerwin, John, mason, 10 Fox CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 85

Kerwin, Robert, carpenter, 86 Church Kerwin, widow, grocer, 214 ». Market Kesaracken, George, laborer, Lydius near Knox Kessel, Joseph, shoemaker, 97 Washington Ketchum, Rensselaer, wood yard 45 Columbia, house 55 Lumber Keys, Henry, grocer, 60 Beaver Keyser, Abraham, treasurer of state, office State Hall, house 23 Hamilton Keyser, Hiram D. W., res. 23 Hamilton Keyser, Peter, deputy treasurer of State, house 18 Jay Keyser, William H., physician, office 225 s. Pearl, res. 23 Hamilton Kidd, James, dealer in dry goods and carpeting, 337 n. Market, res. at Mansion House Kidd, widow, 26 Jay Kidney, Jonathan, smith, 13 s. Pearl, house 82 Hudson Kidney, Jonathan jr., carpenter, res. 82 Hudson Kiernan, John, 39 Fox Kiernan, Thomas, laborer, 158 s. Pearl Kilborn, Patrick, laborer, 5 Lawrence Kilbourn, Edward, provision and oil store, cor. Dean and Mark lane, res, 64 Montgomery Kilbourn, George, carpenter, 49 Fox Kilboy, Owen, rear 138 s. Pearl Kilmer, widow of Simon, 81 Hudson Kimball, Jacob, livery stable 25 Green, res. 18 Beaver Kinchler, Arthur, laborer, 46 Dean King, Edward, laborer, rear 37 Fox King, James, injunction master in chancery, attorney &o, office 343 n. Market, house 94 Lydius King, John M., shoemaker, 115 Nucella King, Joshua I., res. 113 State King, Rufus H. & Co. {Rufus H. and Joshua I. King and Henry Bleecker jr.), wholesale dealers in dry goods, 49 State King, Rufus H., house 113 State King, widow of Vincent, 42 John King, Mary, rear 94 Beaver Kingman, Nelson, carpenter, Spring west of Hawk Kingsboro, William jr., Second, Arbor Hill H 36 CHILD S AXBANY DIRECTORY. Kingsley, Nathan, mason, 262 s. Pearl Kingsley, Origen A., attorney, office 8 s. Pearl, house 86 Church Kinneer. widow Catharine, 93 Beaver Kinney, James, printer, 9 Maiden lane Kinney, John, constable, 11 Westerlo Kinsey, John M., carpenter, 4 Rose Kinsley, Alphonzo F., boards 55 Chapel Kip, Samuel K., attorney, office 75 State, boards at Mrs. De Witt's Kirk, Aqdrew, brewer, brewery 17 »i. Market, house Troy road, 3£ miles from city Kirk, Edward N, pastor 4th Presbyterian Church, res. at John Willard's, 175 n. Market Kirk, George, 29 Quackenbush Kirk, William, laborer, 107 Pleasant Kirkland, Alexander, cartman, 209 Washington Kirkpatrick, Edward, victualler, stalls 3 and 4 in Cen­ tre Market, grocery 9 s. Pearl, house 1 Howard Kirkpatrick, Reginald, porter house, 9 s. Pearl Kirkpatrick, Robert, grocer, 111 Pleasant Kittle, Daniel S., dealer in stoves, and manufacturer of tin and sheet iron ware, 6 Green, house 18 Fox. [See Advertisement.] Kittle, Sybrant, grocer, 43 Fox, house 32 Chapel Klinck, widow of Graham H., carpet maker, 218 n. Market Kline, David, segar maker, 17 Van Woert Kline, William, coppersmith, plumber and sheet iron worker, 5 Middle lane, house 48 Columbia Kline, Catharine, widow of Matthias, 50 Columbia Knapp, Hubbell, mast.'sloop Hamilton, res. 57 Division Knight, Miss Nancy, tailoress, Lawrence Knower, B. & Son (Benjamin Sf John), hat store, 393 s. Market, wool store 31 Hudson Knower, Benjamin, house 132 State Knower, Benjamin jr., cl'k M. & F. B'k, res. 132 State Knower, Georgo S., cl'k M. & F. Bank, r. 19 Franklin Knower, John, res. 132 State Knower, , hatter, boards at S. Cogswell's Knower, widow of George, 19 Franklin CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 37 Knowles, Horace, teamster, 280 s. Pearl Knowlton, George W. (RowSf K), resides in village of Greenbush Knox, William, laborer, 57 Church Knox, William, n. Market cor. Spencer Knox, William, laborer, 21 Lawrence Koch, George, shoemaker, 212 Washington Koonz, Abram, manufacturer of coverlids, s. Pearl, south of Rail Road Kranz, John, porter house, 118 Pier Krewson, Absalom, saddle and harness maker, 45 Washington Krepps, Charles, wheelwright, Lydius near Knox JL. Lackey, Peter, tobacconist, 53 Schuyler Ladew, John C. F., victualler, stall 10 in Centre Mar­ ket, boards at Rising Sun Tavern Ladow, Stephen, accountant, 67 Division Ladue, Touissant, furrier, 96 Water La Forge, John B., attorney, and agent N. Y. Life In­ surance and Trust Company, office 370 s. Market, res. at 2 Academy Park Lafiin, Henry, laborer, 154 s. Pearl Lagrange, Gerrit, exchange office, 330 n. Market, house 74 Hamilton Laisd.-ll, Charles, comb maker, 49 Fayette Laisdell (John A.) Si Watson (Asa), dealers in dry goods, 76 State Laisdell, John A., boards at Mrs. Fuller's Lake, Jared, wood yard, Montgomery, boarding house 75 n. Pearl L'Amoureux, Covill, house and coach painter, 45 Di­ vision, res. 55 Green. [See Advertisement] L'Amoureux, James, attorney &c, office 46 State, house 83 Hamilton L'Amoureux, Joseph, painter, house 55 Green Landon, William, proprietor of Congress Hall, Wash­ ington cor. Capitol Park Landrigan, Edward, mason, rear 214 n. Market Landrigan, James, 72 Orange t<8 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRE CTORY.

Lane, John, saddler, 536 s. Market Lane, Ann, 36 Hamilton Lanen, John, basket maker, rear 282 s. Pearl Lang, William, carpenter, 20 Malcom Lansley, , gardener, Lydius west of Knox Lannigan, John, laborer, rear 542 s. Market Lannigan, Kyran, laborer, 542 s. Market Lansing, Abraham F., librarian Albany Library, 7 Fox Lansing, Abraham G., 298 n. Market Lansing, Andrew Douw, accountant at Stephen Van Rensselaer's office, house 53 n. Market Lansing, Charles B., attorney, office 7 Stanwix Hal!, res. 304 n. Market Lansing, Christopher Y., attorney &c, office 7 Stan­ wix Hall, house 296 n. Market Lansing, Ephraim, carpenter, Lydius continued Lansing, Gerrit, carpenter, Lydius continued Lansing, Gerrit Y., attorney &c, and member U. S, House of Representatives, house 304 n. Market Lansing, Gerrit jr., coroner, office and h.64 Hudson Lansing, Isaac, city weigher &c, 209 n. Market Lansing, Jacob, attorney Sfc, and judge of eounU courts, office 68 State, house 202 n. Market Lansing, Jacob, shoe store, 212 n. Market, h. 7 Fo.\ Lansing, Jacob jr., 75 n. Market Lansing, Jacob J., exchange office, State cor. n. Mar­ ket, house 105 Columbia Lansing, James, shoemaker, 147 n. Market Lansing, John, painter, 61 n. Market Lansing, Peter, inspector of lumber and provision store, 90 n. Market Lansing, Peter jr., office 21 State, house 70 n. Pearl Lansing, widow Elizabeth, 83 Hudson Lansing, widow, 202 n. Market Lansing, Misses, (family of the late John Lansing jr." 281 n. Market Laramee. James, furrier, 60 n. Lansing Larew, William, silver plater, boards at 19 Beaver Larkin, Martin, ship carpenter, 2 Colonie Larkin, widow Anna, rear 20 Pine Larchar, Joseph W., tailor, 252 n. Market. CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 89 •

Lasher, Peter, laborer, 93 Washington Lathrop, Dyer, merhant, 89, house 132 Washington Lathrop, Henry, grocer, 81 Washington Lathrop, William, 111 Green cor. Herkimer 'Latour, Henry, 61 William 'Lattimore, Benjamin, teamster, 9 Plain 'Lattimore, Benjaminjr., teamster, 277 ». Pearl Lavery, Daniel, silver plater, boards at 19 Beaver Law, Mary, milliner, 38 Green Lawler, Martin, rear 72 Eagle Lawliss, James, saddler, shop 18 Washington and % State, house 18 Washington Lawliss, John, mason, 52 Johnson Lawliss, Patrick, saddler, 243 n. Market Lawrence, Friend, proprietor Exchange Coffee House, Hamilton cor. s. Market Lawrence, Michael, blacksmith, rear of 154 s. Pearl Lawrence, Thomas, 176 n. Market Lawrence, Thomas, grocer, 44 Liberty Lawrence, Thomas jr. (Willard 8c L.), residence 176 n. Market Lawrence, Jane, widow of William, 61 Lydius Lawson, Alexander, grocer, 211 Washington Lawton, Timothy, 58 Rensselaer Layton, Thomas, furnaceman, 17 Hawk Leake, John W., notary public and clerk in N. Y. State Bank, house 21 Ferry Leary, John, laborer, 109 Pleasant Leavenworth, William, clock maker, s. Pearl, south of Rail Road Leavitt, Nathaniel K., hair dresser, 33 n. Pearl Ledan, James, furrier, 8 Lumber Ledan, Patrick, mason, 4 Van Schaick Leddy, James, cartman and grocer, 221 n. Market Lee, John, crockery packer, 48 Van Schaiek Lee, Noah, clerk in M. and F. Bank, h. 6 Van Schaick Lee, Richard, laborer, 568 s. Market Lee (Thomas) Si Mayer (Conrad 8.), merchant tai­ lors, 68 State Lee, Thomas, assistant alderman 2d Ward, house 87, Columbia H2 90 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Lee, William, carpenter, 88 s. Pearl Leech, Daniel D. T, druggist, 444, house 465 *. Market Leech, James, shoemaker, 36 n. Pearl Lees, Thomas, crockery store, 97 State, boards at 237 n. Market Leland, Henry, tinsmith, cor. s. Pearl and Lydius Leman, Mrs., boarding house, 24 Beaver Lemmon, Leonard, baker, 109 Washington Lemmon, William, baker, 109 Washington Lenderson, Peter, 51 Union Lcnnon, William, laborer, rear 20 Quay Leonard, Herman (Walsh, L. fy Jackson), boards at Mrs. Skinner's, 282 n, Market Leonard, Pascal S., at Erastus M'Kinney's Leonard, widow Maria, 110 n. Market Leslie, John, landscape painter, Lark near Lydius Leslie, John, bookbinder, n. Pearl cor. State, res. 67 Beaver Leslie, widow Mary, 67 Beaver Lester, John, laborer, 21 Van Schaick Levi, Bernard, tailor, 539 s. Market Levings, Noah, pastor 2d Methodist E. Church, res 48 Chapel Lewis, Benedict, milkman, 13 Fox Lewis, Jacob, 68 Lumber Lewis, James, saddler, 57 Fox Lewis, John, cartman, 37 Church Lewis, Lewis, machinist, 24 Hawk Lewis, Lewis J., 69 Eagle Lewis, Martin W., painter, cor. Spring and Lark Lewis, Laura, widow of Elihu, res. 5f Washington Lewis, widow Maria, 21 Pine Lewis, widow of Gerry, 32 Van Schaick Lewis, widow, 253 n Market Lewis, Miss, dress maker, 31 Howard 'Lewis, Julia, 25 Malcom Leyne, Michael, cordial distiller, 301 n. Market Liddlo, David, shoemaker, 15 Quackenbush L'ddon, Amos P., painter, Water cor. Lawrence Lightall, Nicholas F., blacksmith, house 81 Colonie CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 91>. Lightall, William A., engineer steam boat Champlain, Ten Broeck Lightbody (Andrew) Se Hewson (William M'F.), leather store, 13.Hudson Lightbody, Andrew, 21 Dallius Lightbody, James, 339 Washington Lillest, Thomas, laborer, 114 Quay Linacre, Isaac, at Walsh's Nut Grove, Bethlehem Road Linacre, James, cabinet maker, cor. Swan and Lydius Linacre, James F., clerk at John Garnsey's, res. 15 Division Linacre, Thomas, cabinet maker, 49 Liberty Lincoln, Orrin, carpenter, n. Market, h. 20 Chapel Lincoln, widow Mary Ann, 29 Hamilton Lindsley, Joel, teamster, 317 Washington Lindsley, widow Mary, 11 Fayette Lisher, George B., attorney, office and h. 136 s. Pearl. Little, Charles A., at 67 State, boards at 61 Hudson Little, Daniel, at 67 State, boards at Bement's Hotel Little (Dudley) Si Bartholomew (Charles), grocery, and provision store, 101 Beaver Little, Dudley, res. 101 Beaver Little, Lemuel, type founder 3 Liberty, res. 75 n. Pearl Little, Weare C, bookstore and Literary Rooms, 67 State, boards at Congress Hall Little, William, grocer, cor. Quay and Lydius, boards 525 s. Market Little, Mrs. Diana, tailoress, 28 Chapel 'Little, Tower, victualling cellar, 95 State, house Ly dius continued Littlejohn, Levi S., clerk in N. Y. and Ohio line, bds at Rasey's Hotel Livingston, Crawford, at O. Steele's 403 and 405 s. Market, res. at Wm. Chapman's Livingston, Edward, district attorney, office Atheneum buildings n. Market, house 55 n. Pearl Livingston, John A., attorney &c, office 66 State, res , 299 n. Market Livingston, John D., house 27 Lodge Lloyd, Andrew, laborer, 90 Schuyler LJoyd, James, laborer, 231 *. Pearl 92 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Lloyd, John, shoemaker, 72 Lydius Lloyd, Samuel, shoemaker, 4 Van Schaick Lloyd, Samuel H., coachmaker, 96 Green Lloyd, widow of William, 81 Beaver Loatwall, James, 129 Lydius Loatwall, Jacob, 2 Daniels Loatwall, Peter, 184 s. Pearl Lobdell, Isaac, mason, Lydius continued Locherty, William, victualler, 148 n. Market, res. .69 s. Pearl Lockrow, Charles, 38 Howard Lockrow, James, mason, 9 Fayette Lockrow, Peter, shoemaker, 116 n. Market Lockrow, Harriet, rear 10 Daniels Lockwood (Alvah M.) Si Duesler (Daniel), merchant tailors, Stanwix Hall, n. Market Lockwood, Alvah M., house 65 Fox Lockwood, James, boards at A. S, Westcott's Lockwood, John, master sloop Emperor, 50. Water Lockwood, John, 61 Fayette Lockwood, Mrs. N., boarding house. 56 n. Pearl Lodewick, Simeon, bar keeper at Montgomery Hal! Loftus, Patrick, laborer, 5 Lawrence Logan, Matthew, shoemaker, 259 n. Market Logan, Michael, laborer, 516 s. Market Loines, Columbus, 102 Beaver Londra, Belana, caulker, 594 s. Market Lonargan, James, mason, 67 William Long, John, laborer, 58 Church Long, widow Grace, nurse, 22 Daniels Long, widow Jane, 231 s. Pearl Longstaff, Charles, instrument maker, 21 Store lane Loom, Francis, comb maker, 1J5 Fox Loom, Isaac, morocco dresser, 115 Fox Loom, widow Sarah, 115 Fox Loomis, Enoch, 121 Pier Loomis, Charles, copper plate printer, 138 State Loomis, George, 9 Washington Loomis, George J., bookstore, printing office and bind-- ery, 9 Washington CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 93' Loomis, widow Catharine, rear 56 State Lord, Joseph, shoemaker. 19 Washington Lorigan, Bartholomew, 40 Fox Loring, Thomas (Vose fy L.) boards at 26 s. Pearl Losee, Simeon (Fitch Sf L.), house 11 Quackenbush Lossing, Alexander, grocer, 211 Washington Lossing, John, whitesm'h, 217, house 253 Washington Lotttidge, Robert, 112 n. Market Loucks, John H, innkeeper, J 5 Washington Loughlan, Neil, laborer, 6 Rose alley Love, Andrew, carpenter, 38 Water Lovell, widow I hila, 81 n. Pearl Loveland, Amos, coach maker,'2 Union Loveridge, Cicero, attorney &c, office and res. 13 Montgomery Lovett, Alexander H., notary public and discount clerk. in Commercial Bank, res. 148 State Lovett, John E., secretary Albany Insurance company, and attorney and examiner in chancery, office 56, house 148 State Lovett, Mrs. Nancy, 148 State Low, charles, teamster, 332 State Low, Henry, laborer, 77 Church Low, widow of Francis, 171 Lydius Lowell, Hiram L., 73 Beaver Luce, John B., clerk in Canal Bank Ludlow, Edward, painter, 5 Maiden lane Ludlow, John, pastor Reformed Dutch Church (North), house 52 n. Pearl Luscom, Daniel, fisherman and river wrecker, 16 Van Schaick Lush, Samuel S., attorney &c, office and h. 123 State Lush, William, 203 n. Market Lush, Lydia, widow of Stephen, 297 n. Market, Luther, George, baker, 68 Orchard Luther, Jeremiah, carpenter, 139 Lumber, Arbor Hill Luther, John, gardener, First, Arbor Hill Lyman, Charles, carpenter, 102Pier, house 40Church Lyman, Jonathan, builder and surveyor of buildings for Firemen's Insurance Company, shop 5 Fayette house 26 Hawk 94 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Lyman, Nathan, proprietor of Franklin type foundry, 7 Mark lane, house 14 Liberty Lyman {William) Si Hanford (Theodore), dealers in dry goods, 407 s. Market Lyman, William, boards Montgomery Hall Lynch, John, laborer, 57 Howard Lynch, Michael, mason, 14 Van Zandt Lynch, Patrick, laborer, 154 Montgomery Lyon, Aaron, 35 Washington Lyon, George, painter, and toy store, 35 Washington Lyon, Peter, laborer, basement 49 Van Schaick Lyon, William, dealer in liquors, groceries and provi­ sions, 11 s. Pearl

M'Alister, Charles, hat and cap store, 462 s. Market, house Hudson, between Eagle and Hallenbake M'Allister, Archibald, printer, boards 83 Orange M'Allister, Daniel, 83 Orange M'Allister, James M., printer, 83 Orange M'Allister, William, harness maker, 13 Fayette M'Anelly, Hugh, laborer, 12 Fox M'Anelly, Patrick, laborer, 17 Fox M'Antee, Patrick, laborer, 38 Van Schaick M'Anulty, Patrick, shoemaker, cor. Dean & Mark lane M'Auley, David, grocer, 2 Union M'Auley, John, laborer, 232 Washington M'Auley, Matthew, 2 Union M'Auliffe, Samuel, cooper, 20 Division M'Auliffe, Timothy, stone cutter, 49 Van Schaick M'Auliffe, widow Margaret, rear 28 Pine M'Bain, Daniel, merchant, 26 Daniels, boards at Ea­ gle Street Hotel M'Bride, George, 188 s. Pearl M'Cabe, Alexander, furrier, 73 Colonie M'Cabe, James, wine and tea store, 323 n. Market, house 23 Water M'Cabe, John, laborer, 13 Lumber M'Cabe, John, mason, Plain cor. Hallenbake M'Cabe, John, laborer, 2 Van Schaick M'Cabe, Richard; dealer in dry goods, 429 s. Mark M'Cabe, widow, 429 s. Market CHILD^S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 91 M'Cafferty, James, rear 83 Fox M'Cafferty, Michael, baker, 73 n. Pearl M'Caffrey, Christopher, laborer, 38 n. Lansing M'Caffrey, Christopher, laborer, 14 n. Pearl M'Caffrey, Francis, laborer, rear 22 Pine M'Cairns, Terence, shoemaker, 3 Maiden lane M'Call, John, 47 Second, Arbor Hill M'Call, Patrick M., grocer, 47 Second, Arbor Hill M'Call, Thomas J., plane maker, 73 Beaver M'Call, Mrs. Lucinda, 76 n. Market M'Callan, Dennis, laborer, 49 Westerlo M'Cammon, Enoch, at Townsend's furnace, house 27 Fayette M'Cann, Coonus, cartman, 5 n. Pearl M'Cann, James, laborer, 44 Dean M'Cardell, Joseph, provision store, cor. Chapel and Pine M'Cardell, Patrick, pedler, 132 Green M'Carron, Peter, laborer, 71 Colonie M'Carron, Thomas, laborer, 17 Van Tromp M'Carty, Barney, laborer, 63 Liberty M'Carty, Dennis, laborer, rear 19 Malcom M'Carty, James, mason, 31 Westerlo M'Carty, John, laborer, 7 Howard M'Carty, Michael, pedler, 202 s. Pearl M'Carty, Timothy, laborer, 33 Lawrence M'Carty, widow Eleanor, 25 William M'Caskey, William, blacksmith, 502 s. Market, house 47 Church M'Cauley, Bernard, cartman, 13 n. Lansing M'Cen, Ver, shoemaker, 77 Church M'Chesney, Lucas H., chair manufacturer, 108 State house 102 Green * M'Clallen, Joseph, waiter, at City Hotel, h. rear20Pine M'Clasky, Christian Lagrange, dealer in liquors, gro­ ceries and provisions, 124 State M'Clasky, Hugh, grocer, 191 s. Pearl M'Clasky, James, at 124 State, res. Norman's Kill road, 4 miles from city M'Clasky, Owen, 16 Malcom M'Clasky, Paul, 55 Church 96 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. M'Cleery, James, 111 Pleasant M'Clintoch, Ralph, cartman, 13 Beaver M'Clintoch, Miss, milliner, 13 Beaver M'Cloy, Joseph, laborer, De Witt near Montgomery M'Cloy, Owen, laborer, 117 Green M'Clures (James and Archibald) Si Dexter (George), wholesale dealers in paints, oils and dye woods, 74 State M'Clure, Archibald, house 12 Lodge M'Clure, James, boards 20 Van Schaick M'Clure, Jonathan, tinman, 32 Orchard M'Clure, , cooper, 7 Lydius M'Clyment, Andrew, cap maker, 65 Washington M'Clyment, Miss, milliner, 65 Washington M'Collow, Patrick, grocer, 2 William, near the Cen­ tre Market M'Collum, Hugh, merchant, store and house 22 Quay M'Collum, Thomas, laborer, rear 79 n. Market M'Connell, Mrs. Ann, 2 Daniels M'Cord, James, grocer, cor. Green and Johnson M'Cormick, James, laborer, State near Lark •M'Cormick, James, teamster, 39 Rensselaer M'Cormick, James, laborer, rear 41 Swan M'Cormick, Patrick, laborer, 98 Franklin M'Cormick, Richard, nailer, bds rear 184 Washington M'Cormick, Richard, laborer, basement 79 Orange M'Cormick, Thomas, laborer, 6 Maiden lane M'Cormick, Thomas, laborer, 14». Pearl M'Cotter, Neil, laborer, 2 Steuben M'Cotter, , laborer, 38 Orange M'Cready, Andrew, cooper, 25 Quay M'Cready, widow Fulka, Schenectady turnpike M'Crossan, JohD, stone mason, Dallius M'Cue, Daniel, laborer, 66 Orchard M'Cue, John, laborer, Hallenbake, south of Lydius M'Cue, Michael, laborer, 46 Malcom M'Cue, Stephen, teacher, 150 Lydius M'Cue, Stephen, pedler, 41 Rensselaer M'Cue, Maria, widow of Hugh, 251 Washington M'Culloch, David, flour and provision store, 17 s. Pearl CHILD'S ALBAS* BIREC'TOTtY. 97 M'Culloch, Hawthorn, resides in Greenbush, 1£ mile from city M'Culloch, William, stone cutter, 340 State M'Culloch, William A., resides in Greenbush 1$ mile from city M'Culloch, Walter S., printer, 340 State M'Culloch, widow Anna, 15 Quackenbush M'Dermott, John, stage driver, rear 66 s. Pearl M'Dermott, John, laborer, 10 Colonie M'Dermott, Patrick, laborer, 109 Pleasant M'Divett John, coppersmith, Lydius continued M'Dole, John, carpenter, 246 s. Pearl M'Dole, William, laborer, 93 Franklin M'Donald, Angus, victualling cellar, 11 Quay M'Denald, Bernard, wheelwright, shop 50, house 118 s. Pearl M'Donald, Donald, hair dreesor, 364 s. Market, house 43 Beaver M'Donald, Duncan, printer, 49 Washington M'Donald, Martin, butcher and grocer, 166 s. Pearl M'Donald, Patrick, laborer, 26 Elk M'Donald, Robert, engineer, 47 Church M'Donald, William, 32 Howard M'Doniei; John, grocer, 193 *. Pearl M'Donough, James, painter, 12 Van Tromp M'Donough, Roderick, tailor, 4S6 s. Market M'Dowall, John, superintendent of Pier, house 115 ». Market M'Duffie, Angus, brickmaker, and assistant alderman and supervisor of 1st Ward, house 173 Lydius M'JJuffie, Charles, 60 Washington M'Elroy, Henry, brass founder, 111 Beaver M'Elroy, Hugh J., 30 s. Lansing M'Elroy, John, nailer, bds 338 Schenectady turnpike M'Elroy, Patrick, laborer, 13 n. Lansing M'Elroy, Peter, merchant tailor, 3 ». Pearl, res. Chapel cor. Van Schaick M'Elroy, Thomas, wholesale and retail grocer, Maiden lane cor. Dean M'Elroy William, dealer in dry goods and dry groce. ries, store and house 230 n. Market cor. Orange I 98 CHIXD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. M'Elroy, widow Ellen, Chapel cor. Van Schaick M'Elroy, Miss Jane, mantua maker, Chapel cor* Van Schaick M'Elroy, widow Jane, 51 Fox M'Elroy, Misses, 40 Union M'Elwain, Robert, shoemaker, 32 Fox M'Enany, James, laborer, rear 20 Jackson M'Farlan, Alexander, laborer, 56 s. Pearl M'Farlan, Robert, cartman, 49 Westerlo M'Farlan, Terence, laborer, 231 n. Market M'Garrol, James, laborer, 164 Washington M'Garvey, James, grocer, 30 Fox M'Garvey, John, laborer, 318 Schenectady turnpike M'Gee, Christopher, cartman, 36 Fox M'Gee, Ebenezer, carpenter, 129 Lydius M'Gee, John, cartman, 69 Clinton M'Gee, Patrick, cartman, 50 Van Schaick M'Gee, Thomas, laborer, 74 Orange M'Gerr, Patrick, laborer, 28 Van Woert M'Guin, Michael, grocer, Clinton, cor. Schuyler M'Glashan, Alexander G., bookbinder, 67 Orange M'Glinn, Lawrence, ll Clinton M'Glinn, widow Jane, 84 Church M'Gorvin, Terence, laborer, 37 Van Schaick M'Gourk, John, laborer, ll Chapel M'Gourk, Michael, laborer, 3 Maiden lane M'Gourkey, William G., clerk in comptroller's office, res. 35 n. Pearl M'Gourkey, widow Mary, 2 Chapel M'Govern, Francis, laborer, 274 s. Pearl M'Govern, Thomas, grocer, cor. Franklin and Rens­ selaer M'Gowan, James, rear 30 Howard M'Gowan, John, laborer, rear 3 Capitol M'Gowan, Michael F., grocer, under the North Mar ket, Columbia M'Gowan, William, 9 Capitol . M'Grady, James, laborer, Van Woert, west end M'Grady, James, laborer, 24 Malcom M'Gran, Daniel, cartman, 6 Chapel M'Gran, Patrick, laborer, 41 Rensselaer CHILD'S ALBANY DIUECTOIIT. 99 M'Grath, Hugh, printer, 258 «. Pearl M'Grath, James, morocco dresser, 38 Rensselaer M'Grath, Lawrence, laborer, 25 Lodge M'Grath, Lawrence, laborer, 8 Steuben M'Grath, Michael, laborer, 516». Market M'Grath, Morris, carpenter,80 Church M'Grath, Murdock, rear 543 s. Market M'Grath, William, coachman, 57 Howard M'Garvy, Henry, carpenter, s. Pearl near Rail Road M'Gregor, William, shoemaker, 153 Lumber M'Gregory, A., tailor, bds at Hudson Street Hotel M'Guire, James, coachman, 30 Howard M'Guire, John, boards 113 Beaver M'Guire, Michael, grocer, cor. Lydius and Green M'Guire, Patrick, laborer, 40 Van Schaick M'Guire, Patrick, laborer, 67 Fox M'Guire, Patrick, waiter, 24 Fox M'Guire, Peter, laborer, 31 Quay M'Guire, Philip, 11 Van Tromp M'Harg, Alexander, silversmith, 413 a. Market, house 72 Hamilton M'Harg, John, at 49 State, res. 50 Hudson M'Harg, William, 60 rludsun M'Harg, Gertrude, 399 s. Market M'Hench, Alexander, plane maker, Lydius continued M'Hench, William, clerk in Mechanics' and Farmers' Bank, res. 77 Hudson M'lnespy, James, clerk, 7 Lydius M'Intosh, Daniel, bootmaker, 10 Chapel M'Intosh, W. S. & E. C. (Walter 8. and Ebenezer C), wholesale and retail dealers in crockery, 415 and 417 s. Market M'Intosh, Ebenezer C, res. at Miss Mott's, 59 Chapel M'Intosh, widow of Peter, 242 Washington M'Intosh, Walter S., house 25 Ferry M'Intosh, William, 242 Washington M'Intyre, James, laborer, 43 Johnson M'Intyre, Owen, grocer, 164 «. Pearl M'Intyre, Peter, grocer, 546 s. Market M'Intyre, Philip, furrier, 100 Water. . JflO CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY". M'Intyre, Terence, laborer, 7 Bass M'Kaig, Andrew, teacher, 36 Hallenbake M'Kavery, James, grocer, 83 Quay M'Kay, William O, oil cloth manufacturer, 271 s. Pearl M'Kay, widow of Alexander, 4 William M'Kean, William, tobacco agent, 53 Union M'Kee, Russell, M'Kee, William A., master schooner Henry, 32 Water M'Kee, Mrs. Mary, 36 s. Pearl M'Keever, Patrick, blacksmith, 25 & 27 Washington, house 9 Spring M'Kelvey, Daniel, 23 Van Schaick M'Keever, Patrick, blacksmith, shop 50, house 118 s. Pearl M'Kelvey, .widow of Cornelius, 36 Hamilton M'Kelsey, David, chair and sofa warehouse, 99 State, residence in city of Troy. M'Kenna, Henry, laborer, 154 Montgomery M'Kenna, widow of Andrew, dealer in dry goods, 251 n. Market M'Kennan, James, rear 30 Howard M'Kennan, Patrick, laborer, 62 Union M'Kercher, Duncan, bookseller, store and house 28 Green M'Kibbin, Adam, laborer, 278 s. Pearl M'Kinney, Charles, laborer, 36 Malcom M'Kinney, Elijah S., millinery and dry goods, 7S s. Pearl M'Kinney, Erastus, grocer, s. side Canal Basin, house 41 Colonie M'Kinney, , gardener, Patroon south of Judson's slaughter house M'Kinney, widow, 63 Liberty M'Kinley, William, moulder, 19 Hawk M'Kinley, , nailer, boards 333 Sch'y turnpike M'Kinsey, John, carpenter, 24 Van Schaick M'Knight, Andrew, carpenter, 100 Water M'Knight, George W., 303 s. Pearl M'Knight, John, brewer, 588 s. Market ' M'Kown, Henry, laborer, 20 Van Zandt CHIID'S ALBANY^ DIRECTORY. 101

M'Kown, James, attorney &c, and recorder of the city, office Atheneum buildings, n. Market, house 150 State M'Kown, John, laborer, 20 Van Zandt M'Kown, Patrick, laborer, 12 Steuben M'Lachlan, David, physician, office 44, h. 47 Green M'Lachlan, John, 18 Orange M'Lachlan, John, laborer, Steuben cor. Dean M'Lachlin, John jr., clerk in post office, r. 18 Orange M'Lachlan, Michael, laborer, 83 Colonie M'Lachlan, Michael, pedler, 138 s. Pearl M'Lachlan, Patrick, laborer, rear 29 Malcom M'Lachlan, Robert, musical instrument maker, 55 Chapel res. 18 Orange M'Lachlan, William, laborer, 152 Montgomery M'Lachlan, Mary, widow of Duncan, boarding house 91 Beaver M'Lane, John, laborer, 40 Fox M'Laren, Misses, dress makers, 51 Maiden lane M'Laughlan, John, boot and -shoe maker,shop 31 Ly­ dius, house 54 s. Lansing M'Laughlin, , laborer, 4 Rose alley * M'Lean, Alexander, inspector of staves &c, 597 s. Market M'Lean, James, laborer, 59 Church M'Leod, Alexander, shoemaker, 89 ». Market M'L'Heron, grocer, 42 Hudson M'Mahon, James, grocer, 178, h. 180 n. Market M'Mann, Andrew, furrier, 2 Van Schaick M'Manus, James, laborer, rear 624 s. Market M'Manus, Patrick, laborer, Schuyler, west of s. Pearl M'Manus, Mrs. Elizabeth, 129 Lumber, Arbor Hill M'Menamy, widow Frances, 22 Patroon M'Micken, widow Letitia, 70 Division M'Millan, John, grocer, s. Pearl near Rail Road M'Millan, William, cooper, 570 s. Market M'Millan, widow Catharine, 18 Beaver M'Mullen, Andrew, dealer in dry goods and clothing, 487 s. Market - M'Mullen, James, 48 Church I 2- 102 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.- M'MuIlen, Thomas, dealer in dry goods, 397, house 553 s. Market M'Murdy, widow Catharine, nurse, 2 Chapel M'Murdy, widow of Isaac, 82 Green M'Murray (John) & Mullen (Peter), stone cutters, 604 s. Market M'Murray, John, stone cutter, foot of Orange, house 71 Hamilton M'Murray, William, pavior, 50 Hare M'Nab, James, laborer, 21 Quay M'Nab, family of Peter, deceased, Knox cor. Wash­ ington M'Nalty, Michael, 36 Rensselaer M'Nama, Michael, baker, 38 n. Lansing. M'Namara, Michael, laborer, 73 Beaver M'Namee, Henry, carpenter, 133 Lydius M'Naughton, James, physician, office and house 43 n. Pearl M'Naughton, Peter, physician, office 43 n. Pearl, house 46 Lydius M'Naughton, Thomas, coachman, res. 57 Howard M'Ne*al, Peter, coachmaker, 62 Church M'Neal, Thomas, lumber piler, 122 Water M'Neal, widow, 27S s. Pearl M'Nealy, widow Frances, 27 Lumber M'Pherson, John, chairmaker, 8 Capitol M'Pherson, John F., 54, res. 5 Dean M'Pherson, Lachlan, steward of State Hall, res. base­ ment of State Hall M'Pherson, Murdoch, printer, at Websters & Skin­ ners 79 State, res. 16 Beaver - M'Pherson, Harriet, widow of George* manufacturer of tobacco and segars, warehouse 64. Dean, fac­ tory 5 Steuben, house 5 Dean M'Quade, Authony, laborer, 32 Fox < M'Quade, Patrick, 38 Van Schaick M'Quin, Francis, furrier, 7 Quackenbush M'Robert, William, innkeeper, 88 and 90 Washington: M'Shane, James, laborer, 99 Schuyler M'Ternaghan, William, laborer, 87 Church M'Williams, Michael, 27.Clinton CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 103 M'Williams, Thomas, laborer, 27 Clinton Mabbett, John J., 97 Beaver Mack, Elisha, 5 Lawrence, east side canal basin Mack, William H., pier ferryman, 5 Lawrence Maddix, James, bds at Joseph Minot's, 511 s. Market Mahan, John, rear 30 Howard Mahan, Mrs. boarding house 305 n. Market Mahany, William, 74 Orange Maher, Edward, carpenter, 14 n. Pearl Maher, James, librarian state library and alderman 4th Ward, house 137 Green Maher, John T., carpenter and joiner, 52 s. Pearl Maher, Lawrence, grocer, 539 s. Market Maher, Michael, cartman, 154 Montgomery Maher, Michael, laborer, 516 s. Market Maher, Thomas, cooper, 8 Lydius Maher, Mary, widow of John, grocer, 36 Quay Maher, Catharine, 36 Orange Mahony, David, butcher, boards 1 Howard Mahony, Jeremiah, laborer, 23 William Mahony, Timothy, mason, Malcom cor. Schuyler Main, Thomas, 559 s. Market, Malburn, Francis, liquor store and dwelling, corner ». Market and Lydius Malburn, William P., cor.s. Market and Lydius Malcher, John, hair dresser, 512 s. Market Malcom, Charles", inspector canal boats, office n. side Canal basin, house 122 Water Malcom, widow Elizabeth, 36 Montgomery Malcom, widow of Charles, 21 Store lane Mallany, widow Sarah, boarding house, 56 Howard Mallison, David, silver plater, boards at S. Cogswell's Malone, Michael, .109 Pleasant Malone, Patrick, laborer, 4 Colonie Malowney, Patrick, laborer, 79 Ferry Malowney, Thomas, millstone maker, boards 182 •?. Market Malowney, Mrs. Mary, 247 Washington Maloy, John, shoemaker, 162 Green Maloy, Thomas, laborer, 13 n. Lansing Man, Marcus, 97 Washington 104 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Mancius, Jane Ann, widow of Jacob, 21 Montgomery Mancius, Catharine, widow of G. W., 19 Montgomery Mangin, William W., nailer, 322 Schenectady turnpike Manly, Charles, laborer, 152 Montgomery Mann, John P., commission stoie, cor. Rensselaer and Green Manning, John, deputy flour inspector, 14 Bass Manning, John B., comb maker, shop 166 n.Market, house 43 Colonie Mansfield, John, 32 Malcom Manta, Patrick, shoemaker, 58 Church Mantline, Abraham, waterman, 272 s. Pearl Mantline, Jacob, tobacconist, 22 s. side Canal basin Mantline, Pcler, tobacconist, boards 11 n. Market Manual, Joseph, 330 State Many (William V.) & Ward (Robert Ewing), proprie­ tors Eagle Air Furnace, 102, 104 and 106 Beaver Many, William V., boards at Bement's Hotel Many, widow of Peter, 18 Mark lane March, Alden, physician and surgeon, office 310, house 307 n. Market 'March, widow of Francis, 273 s. Pearl Marcy, William L., governor of the state, 2 Elk, op­ posite Academy Park Marcy, William G., clerk in Mechanics' and Farmers" Bank, res. at W. L. Marcy's Marks, Abiel B., (Taber fy M.), bds at Adelphi Hotel Marks, Caspar (Cohen 8f M.) house 8 Lydius Marshal], Charles, looking glass framer and varnisher, boards 237 n. Market Marshall, Cornelius B., (Martin Sf M.) 13 Westerlo Marshall (Daniel P.) & Silsby (Thomas), victuallers, stalls 5, 6 and 7 in the South Market Marshall, Daniel P., under sheriff, office 8 City Hall, house 23 Westerlo Marshall, John, baker, 4 Fox, house 53 Orchard Marshall, John, dealer in groceries and provisions, cor. Hamilton and Union, house 25 Union Marshall, Thomas, carpenter, 24 Ferry Marshall, Thomas Henry, silversmith, bds 36 Liberty Martin, Abraham, hatter, 192 Fox CHILD^I ALBANY DIRECTORY. 1#5 Martin, Henry, lumber piler, Water n. of Quackenbush Martin, Henry H., attorney &c, office 370 s. Market, boards at American Hotel Martin, Homer, carpenter, 105 Beaver Martin, James, pastor United. Presbyterian Church, house 5 Fox Martin, James, 41 Orange Martin, John, laborer, 2 Colonie Martin, Peter, laborer, 77 Lawrence MARTIN So MARSHALL, (Robert Martin and Cornelius B. Marshall), BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 63 State. Martin, Robert, printer, office 91 n. Pearl, house 37 Maiden lane Martin, Robert, Oyer oic., House t>6 Ferry Martin, Samuel, grocer, cor. Lydius and Hallenbake Martin, Thomas, laborer, 4 Rose alley Martin, William (Fisher Sr M.), h. Franklin c. Lydius Martin, William, dealer in horses, boards at Rising Sun Tavern Martin, widow of William, dyer and steam scourer, 43 Hudson Martin, widow Eleanor, nurse, 2 Van Schaick Martin, Margaret, grocer, 36 n. Pearl Marvin (Alexander) & Raymond (Benjamin C), mer­ chants, 414 s. Market Marvin, Alexander, house 61 n. Pearl Marvin, John, 80 Hudson Marvin, Richard & Co. (Richard M., William Smith and Anthony M. Strong), wholesale dealers in dry goods, 421 and 423 s. Market Marvin, Richard, res. at Eagle Tavern Marvin, Uriah, office 159 Water, house 14 Lumber Mascord, Edward, fruit store, 245 n. Market Mascraft, Samuel, teamster, 280 s. Pearl Mascraft, William, city superintendent southern sec­ tion, office City Hall, wheelwright shop 23 Wash­ ington, house 318 State 106 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Mason, Lewis, furrier, 57 Lumber Mason, Miss Hannah, tailoress, 51 Johnson Masterson, Michael, laborer, 49 Van Schaick Maston, John (Smith $ M.), res. 26 Washington Mathaus, Johan, laborer, 122 Franklin Mather, Elias, wholesale and retail grocer, 13 State, house 63 Chapel Mather, James G., assistant alderman 4th Ward, res. at Eagle Tavern Matthews, Elisha, cartman, 60 Schuyler Matthews, Merritt, cartman, rear 272 s. Pearl Matthews, Samuel, cartman, 60 Schuyler Matthews, Thomas, laborer, 107 Beaver Matthews, Mrs. Margaret, 49 Fayette Matthews, widow Susan, 76 s. Pearl 'Matthews, Jane, 71 Maiden lane Mofnrin. T?.n„«;m, no.Po„io, 4i Montgomery Maxwell, David, nailer, 312 Schenectady turnpike Maxwell, James, brass founder, 50 Green, house 81 Herkimer Maxwell, Joseph, laborer, 2 Steuben Maxwell, Peter, furrier, 13 Lumber May, Michael, baker, 42 Rensselaer Mayell, Jefferson, hat and cap store, 375 a- Market, house 27 Beaver Mayell, John, hat and cap store, 355 s. Market, house 61 Hudson Mayell, William, 59 Green Mayer, Conrad S. (Lee fy M.), house 11 Store lane Mayer, Frederick G., pastor of Lutheran Church, house 25 Montgomery Mayer, Peter H., furnaceman, 7 Quackenbush Mayer, William H., tailor, 20 Green, h. 65 Chapel Maynard, Daniel, fruit store, Green cor. Hudson Mayo, John, carpenter, 35 Malcom Meacham & Company, music and military store, 84 State Meacham, Erastus G., tailor, bds at Montgomery Hall Meacham, Horace, at 84 State, house 30 n. Pearl Meacham, John, at 84 State, house 64 Columbia Meacham, Roswell S., music and military store, 84 State, house 6 Store lane CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 107 Mead, Charles, tailor, Hallenbake, south of Lydius Mead, Norris, stage driver, 66 Union Mead, Oliver, grocer, 28 Quay, house 2 Water Mead, Sillack, shokmaker, shop rear 39 Green, house Johnson, west of Green Meadon, Elizabeth, widow of John, 55 Colonie Meads, (John) & Alvord ( William), cabinet makers & upholsterers, 284 n. Market Meads, John, house 99 Columbia Meads, Orlando, attorney &c. and secretary and treas­ urer of Albany Water Works Company, office 50 State, res. 99 Columbia Meech (Henry T.) & Van De Water (Robert J.), pro­ prietors Albany Museum, cor. State & n. Market Meech, Henry T., house 86 Lydius Meech, H. & Co., New York and Ohio Line, corner State and Quay, up stairs. [See Advertisement] Meech, Jackson & Co., commission merchants, office cor. State and Quay, up stairs Meech, Horace, house 29 s. Pearl Meeks, James, teacher of art of self defence, res. 10 Union Mehan, John, porter, rear 55 Van Schaick Mehegan, Michael, laborer, 22 Jackson Meighan, John, dry goods and groceries, 537 s. Market Meigs, Charles, carpenter, 14 Patroon Meigs, John, cryer of courts, 27 Patroon Meigs, Richard M., druggist, 386 s. Market cor. Hud son, house 53 Ferry Melius, Mrs. Catharine, tailoress, 85 Bass Mellady, Christopher, grocer, l05 Quay Melville, Gansevoort, fur and cap store, 364 s. Market res. 3 Clinton Square, n. Pearl Melville, Herman, clerk in N. Y. State Bank, res. 3 Clinton Square, n. Pearl Melville, widow Maria, 3 Clinton Square, n. Pearl Merchant, Biddle, painter, 55 Second, Arbor Hill Merchant, George William, copper plate and wood en­ graver, 68 State, 3d story, house 103 Second, Arbor Hill 10S CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Merchant, Horatio, attorney &c. and justice of peace for 5th Ward, house 41 Van Woert Merchant, L. & W. (Lansing and Walter) grocery and provision store, 1 Division Merchant, Lansing, boards at Montgomery Hall Merchant, Walter, boards at Samuel Vail's Merqueen, Joseph, furrier, 18 Van Schaick Merrifield, George, cabinet maker, 56 Washington, house 57 Fayette Merrifield, James, cabinet maker, 55 s. Pearl Merrifield, Richard, grocer, 45 s. Pearl, h. 75 Hudson Merrifield, Elizabeth, 87 s. Pearl Merrifield, Mrs. Mary, 87 s. Pearl Merrill, Ashbel O., accountant at 59 Quay, residence 19 Hamilton Merrill, Nathaniel, carpenter, 80 Green Merrill, , canal agent, res. 58 Montgomery Merritt, Abraham, grocer, 31 Lawrence, res. n. side Canal basin Merwin, John C, physician, office and res. 81 s. Pearl Mesick, Henry B., mason, 45 Washington Mesick, Henry T, dealer in dry goods, 439 s. Market. house 51 Liberty Mesick, Stephen, merchant, 21, house 13 Pine Metz, Conrad, 209 Washington Metz, Jacob, laborer, 53 Fayette Michael, John, laborer, 177 Green Michael, widow Jane, rear 5 Capitol Middleton, Richard, mason, Spring near Lark Milbank, James, boards 94 s. Pearl Miles, Noah B. (Humphrey 8f Co.), house 49 Steuben Miles, William, furnaceman, 23l Washington Miles, Elizabeth, Wendell near Beaver Millen, Andrew, shoemaker, rear 239 n. Market Millen, William, laborer, 7 Howard Miller, Charles, grocery and provision store, 52 n Market Miller, Christian, treasurer south Dutch Church, and of 1st and 2d G. W. turnpikes, office 56 State. house 63 Lydius CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 109 Miller, Erastus, inspector of flour, office 104 Pier, up stairs, house 47 Maiden lane Miller, Harvey, teamster, Lydius continued Miller, Jacob I., boarding house, 30 Hamilton Miller, Nathaniel, flour store, 258 n. Market Miller, Philip, mason, 39 Fox Miller, William, chairmaker, 95 State Miller, William C., dealer in dry goods, 56 State, and 425 s. Market, house 63 Lydius Miller, Ellen, widow of Peter, 4 Jay Miller, Mrs. Mary J., boarding house, 32 Howard Miller, widow Ruth, 83 Colonie Miller, widow Ruth, Schenectady turnpike Millholland, Roderick, grocer, 34 Quay Milligan, James, laborer, 36 Rensselaer Milligan, Patrick, res. 35 Van Schaick Milligan, Peter, laborer, 539 s. Market Milligan, Catharine, 33 Steuben * Milligan, Catharine, 5 Orange Millin, Daniel, tailor, 188 s. Pearl Millington, John, baker, 7 Van Tromp Mills, Andrew W., boarding house, 19 Beaver Mills (Daniel W.) Si Newman (Peter), keepers of Centre Market Exchange, under the Centre Mar­ ket, s. Pearl Mills, Daniel W., commissioner of deeds, house 3 Howard Mills, E., mason, 49 Washington Mills, John, carpenter, 45 Lumber Mills, widow of Thomas P., 81 Beaver Millway, Mary, boarding house, 21 Fox Milney, David M., barkeeper at L. Candee's Milo, Francis, painter, shop Trotter's alley, house Di­ agonal ftfjr. Liberty Mink, David, ship carpenter, 102 Water Mink, William, ship carpenter, 102 Water Minock, Owen, laborer, cor. Wilson and Ten Broeck Minor, Ephraim, cartman, 64 Church Minot, Joseph, keeper of Mechanics' Hall, tavern, 511 s. Market Mitchell, Edward, grocer, 26 Quay K 110 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Mitchell, James, tailor, 75 s. Pearl Mitchell, Jesse P., boot and shoe store, 400 s. Market, house 45 Hadson Mitchell, John, boatman, 31 Quay Mitchell, John J., constable, 57 n. Lansing Mitchell, Solomon, 547 ». Market Mitchell, William, wholesale and retail grocer, 5 Hud­ son, house 109 s. Pearl 'Mitchell, JoAn,hair dresser, 98 State Mix, H. & S. (Henry and Stiles), grocery and pro­ vision store, 285 *. Pearl Mix, Henry, res. 235 s. Pearl Mix, Isaac, house 81 Malcom Mix, James, jeweller, 28 Beaver, house 54 Howard. [See Advertisement] Mix, Nathaniel, varnisher, 35 Steuben Mix, Stephen, upholsterer, 35 Steuben Mix,'Stiles, res. 285 s. Pearl Mix, W. & I. {William and Isaac), boot and shoe store, 283 s. Pearl Mix, William, house 233 s. Pearl Moakler, Michael, 61 Fox Moakley, Peter, sail maker, sail loft 104 Pier, boards at 37 Dean Mockridge, Abraham, plane maker, boards at Eagle Street Hotel Mockrie, Edward, carpenter, boards 37 Daen Moffat, William, cartman, 38 Franklin Moffat, widow, 28 Malcom Monk, Henry, 30 Howard Monroe, Isaac, cartman, 17 Daniels Monroe, James H., boards at S. Cogswell's Monroe, William B., upholsterer, 7 Hudson Monteath, George, skipper, 78 Hudson • Monteath, Peter (Wilson # M.), boards at George Monteath's Mooney, Daniel, spinning wheel maker, s. Pearl, near Rail Road Mooney, Thomas, tailor, 14 Lydius Moore, Alexander, laborer, 74 Johnson CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Ill Moore, Andrew P., master canal boat, 255 n. Market Moore, Chester, police constable, office at Police Of­ fice, house 232 Washington Moore, Frederick, laborer, 44 John Moore, Jacob, teamster, Ferry cor. Church Moore, Jasper, grocer, 227 s. Pearl, bds 113 s. Pearl Moore, Jason W., accountant, boards 1 Howard Moore, John, grocer, 279 s. Pearl Moore, John, gunsmith, rear 6 Daniels Moore, John, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Moore, John W., grocer, 514 s. Market Moore, Leverett, physician, office 86 s. Pearl, house 135 Green Moore, Matthew, portable furnace worker, 191 Wash­ ington Moore, Richard, tailor, 52 s. Pearl Moore, Thomas, carpenter, 40 Water Moore, Thomas, musician, 8 De Witt Moore, William, portable furnace worker, 191 Wash­ ington Moore, William, turner, 24 Montgomery, house 98 Water Moore, William, cartman, 80 Malcom Moore, widow of Conrad, 593 s. Market 'Moore, Polly, Ten Broeck 'Moore, widow, 35 Fox Moran, John, plasterer, 25 Lodge Moran, Michael, cartman, 104 Water Moran, Thomas, laborer, 38 Fox Morango, Peter M, upholsterer, 313 n. Market, house 42 Middle lane Morgan, Bernard, carpenter, 65 William Morgan, John, master tow boat Inspector, 29 Dean Morgan, John B., clothing store, 434 s. Market, house 88 Church Morgan, Patrick, dyer, 33 Westerlo Morgan, Richard, 333 Schenectady turnpike Morgan, Samuel, auction, commission and wholesale dry goods merchant, 61 State, house 85 Hamilton Morgan, Thomas, 163 Lumber, Arbor Hill Morgan, William, flour store, 197 Washington 112 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Morgan, , laborer, Lodge cor. Maiden lane Morgan, Mary, widow of Thomas, 9 Columbia Morgan, Miss Julia A. W., teacher in Female Semina­ ry, res. 197 Washington 'Morgan, Tobias, scourer and dresser, 32 n. Pearl Morrell, E. A., painter, 26 Lydius Morrell, James,carpenter, 79 Church Morrell, Richard, stone cutter, 33 Fayette Morrell, Samuel, cartman, 34 Fox Morrell, Teunis, cabinet warehouse, 283 and 290 n Market, house 10 Store lane Morris, Benjamin S., res. at Francis Bloodgood's, 111 State Morris, Bernard, laborer, rear 282 s. Pearl Morris, John, laborer, 2 Colonie Morris, Joseph, tobacconist, 17 Van Woert Morris, Lewis, captain in U. S. Army, res. 77 Ham­ ilton Morris, Peter, laborer, 17 First, Arbor Hill Morris, Walter R., dealer in Lehigh, Lackawana„ Schuylkill, Liverpool and Virginia coal, yard 95 Pier, office 44 State, house 212 n. Market Morrison, Adam, mason, 25 Howard Morrison, Joseph, comb maker, 152 u. Market Morrison, Matthew, comb maker, 152 n. Market Morrison, widow Mary, 152 n. Market Morrow, James, turner, at 50 Howard, bds 296 State Morrow, James, grocer, 601 s. Market Morrow, Joseph, laborer, 40 Rensselaer Morrow, Peter, laborer, 40 Van Schaick Morrow, Robert, provision store, 533 s. Market Morse, Henry, teacher, school rooms Orchard, house 90 n. Market Morse, James A., builder, shop Lancaster, h. 12 Capitol Morse, Reuben, carpenter, 69 s. Lansing Morse, Thomas, gardener, 15 Van Woert Morse, widow Lucretia, l7l Green Mortimer, Joseph, clothing store, 485 s. Market, bds- at Fort Orange Hotel Mortimer, William, clothing store, 476 s. Market Morton, David, nailer, rear 184 Washington CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 113

Morton, Thomas, 10 Rose alley Mory, Isaac, carpenter, shop 52 Lydius, h. 46 Westerlo Mory, William H., barkeeper Exchange Coffee House Mosely, widow Marcia, 53 Hudson Mosher, Allen, grocer, 101 Quay Mott, Whitehead, caulker and ship carpenter, 217 n. Market Mott, Miss, boarding house, 59 Chapel Mould, John, shoemaker, 3 Malcom Mounsey, Thomas, 261 Washington Mount, James, grocer, cor. Green and Ferry Mountin, William, grocer, 532 s. Market Muir, James, tanner, 56 Van Schaick Muir, William, leather dresser, 33 Lumber Mulaly, Thomas, laborer, 36 Rensselaer Mulcahay, Patrick, tobacconist, 70 Lawrence Mulford, John H. (Boyd Sf M.), boards at Adelplu Hotel Mulford, John W., carpenter, 22 Third, Arbor Hill Mulhall, Thomas, laborer, 158 s. Pearl Mulholland, John, shoemaker, 32 Quay Mullen, Edward, laborer, cor. Wilson and Ten Broeck Mullen, James, laborer, 29 Herkimer Mullen, Peter (M'Murray Sr M.), house 59 Church Mullen, William, baker, 49 Second, Arbor Hill Mulligan. See Milligan Munson, Lewis, tallow chandler, 81 Orange Munsell, Joel, printer, office 23 Beaver, boards at Mrs Courtney's Murdock, Andrew, laborer, 24 Malcom Murdock, Ebenezer, tobacconist, Lydius cor. Church, house cor. Church and Bass Murphy, Daniel, tailor, 43 Van Schaick Murphy, Edward, laborer, 270 s. Pearl Murphy, Henry, cooper, 536 s. Market Murphy, James, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Murphy, James, carpenter, 42 Water Murphy, James, blacksmith, boards 19 Beaver Murphy, John, laborer, 8 Malcom Murphy, John, cooper, 525 s. Market Murphy, John, bricklayer, State near Lark K2 H4 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Murphy, John, carpenter, 16 Quay Murphy, Michael, gardener, 15 Van Woert Murphy, Patrick, soap and candle factory, 61 Orange, house 44 Patroon Murphy, Patrick, shoemaker, 162 Green Murphy, Peter, laborer, 36 n. Pearl Murphy, Richard, mason, 36 Malcom Murphy, Thomas, laborer, 26 Elk Murphy, William, butcher, 19 Lodge Murphy, widow Mary, grocer, 226 s. Pearl Murphy, widow Julia, 20 Quay Murray, Dennis, ferryman, 599 s. Market Murray, Hart, master steamboat Swiftsure, house 15 Dallius Murray, John, laborer, 22 Van Woert Murray, John, hair dresser, 4 s. Pearl, house 96 Hudson Murray, John, clerk in canal collector's office, boards 73 n. Market Murray, Owen, laborer, 91 Quay Murray, Owen, grocer, 20 Hudson Murtoch, John, laborer, 141 n. Market Murty, Philip, gardener, 93 Franklin Murvay, James, laborer, 229 Washington Myers, John, laborer, 7 Quackenbush Myers, John, cooper, 19 Dean 'Myers, Stephen, grocer, 266 s. Pearl Mygatt, Thomas, dealer in dry goods, 343 n. Market, house 53 Maiden lane Mynderson, Mrs. Sarah, 38 Hudson Myron, Thomas M., shoemaker, shop and h. 30 Green "-N. Nally, William, tailor, 536 s. Market Nash, George, carpenter, 28 Van Schaick Nash, Philip, carpenter, 164 Washington Nash, widow of David, half way house, Troy road Naylor, Jeremiah, 16 Second, Arbor Hill Neaw, Thomas, laborer, -cor. John and Dallius Neels, Rufus, shoemaker. 16 Wilson Neely, Joseph, laborer, 71 Church Neely, Robert, 99 Schuyler CHILD'S AlBANY DIRECTORY. 11*5 Negus, John G., clerk in Trader's Line, h. 60 Union •Neil, Edward, laborer, 114 Bass Neil, William, 24 Howard Nelligan, David, shoe store, 422 s. Market, house 42 s. Lansing Nelligar, Asa B., wheelwright, 171 s. Pearl Nelligar, Hannah, widow of Joseph, midwife, 75 Wes­ terlo' Nelson, Arnold, lumber merchant, and assistant alder­ man 3d Ward, office 9 Orange, house 43 Water Nelson, Robert, dentist, office 81, res. 79 n. Pearl 'Nelson, Edward, laborer, 33 Fox 'Nelson, widow Judy, 273 s. Pearl IVemire, George, leather dresser, 74 n. Lansing Nesbitt, John, grocer, 110 Water Netterville, John T., cabinet warehouse, 17 Church, house 103 Green Neville, Isaac, tailor, 12 Lydius Neville, John, tavern, 8 Lydius Newart, Thomas, carpenter, 4 Malcom Newbanks, Alexander, rear 83 Fox Newcomb, Wesley, physician, office and house 179 n. Market Newell, George W., deputy comptroller, office State Hall, res. Congress Hall Newell, Nancy, 127 Beaver Newhouse, William, blacksmith, Embargo alley Newington, James, carpenter, 55 Fox Newland, David, merchant, 333 n. Market Newland, Luke F., jeweller, 374 s. Market, house 289 n. Market Newman, George, leather dresser, 32 Patroon Newman, Henry, glover, 330 n. Market, factory 44 Water, house 63 Montgomery Newman, James, butcher, 88 Second, Arbor Hill Newman, Joshua, grocer, 2 Columbia Newman, Peter, (Mills 8r N.), boarding house, 51 Beaver Newman, Thomas, grocer, cor. Lodge and Maiden lane 116 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Newman, William, tailor, 5 Lydius Newman, widow, 44 Union Newman & Hicks, Misses, milliners and mantauma- kers, 98 State Newton, Daniel L., 264 Washington Newton, Dyer, skipper, 38 Union Newton, John M., merchant, 46 Quay, house 55 Mont­ gomery Newton, William, flour store, 9 Hudson, house 52 Washington Newton, Mrs. Marian, res. 50 Hamilton Newton, Miss R., milliner, 443 s. Market Niblock, Alexander, ostler, 47 Division Nichols, Henry, house 40 Liberty Nicholls, Newton, rear 41 n. Market Nicholson, William, grocer, 213 s. Pearl Nicholson, William, grocer, 94 s. Pearl ' Nicolls, Joseph jr., at Thomas T. Watson's 440 s Market Nielans, Peter, laborer, 38 Orange Nixon, Robert, painter, 5 Maiden lane Noble, John, accountant, 32 Maiden lane Noble, John, stone cutter, 49 Church Noble, widow Sarah, Lark near Lydius Noonan, Thomas, keeper O'Connell House, 41 Deaiij house 35 Dean INordin, William, dealer in groceries and provisions, 267 s. Pearl Norgrove, Thomas, saddler, 21 Pine North, Abiram, provision store, 29 Malcom North, Asahel, teacher, 301 s. Pearl North, Isaac M., rail road hand, 29 Church Northrop, N. & W. M. (Nelson and William M.), tit. and coppersmiths, 92 State. [See Advertisement] Northrop, Nelson, house 24 s. Pearl Northrop, William M., house 24 s. Pearl Northrop, widow Eunice, 24 s. Pearl Nowlans, James, 83 Orange Nowlan, Jeremiah, grocer, 642 s. Market Nowlan, John, 26 Franklin CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 117 Norris, Thomas, blacksmith, 222 s. Pearl Norton, Benjamin Franklin, stage agent, 88Franklin Norton, John, mason, 53 Fayette Norton, John jr., clerk in N. Y- State Bank, res. Mrs. Lockwood's Norton, John T., president Canal Bank, office 19 Green, house 110 Washington Norton, Lambert, book keeper in Commercial Bank, house 87 Herkimer Norton, Loran, boot and shoe store, 66 State, house 470 s. Market Norton, Samuel, mason, cor. Hamilton and Union Nott, Benjamin, res. at 50 State Nott, Charles, rear 111 Beaver Nott, Howard & Co., Union Furnace, Western turnpike 'Nott, Jane, basement 35 Fox Hoyes(Robert L.) Si Barnard (Edwin W.), Transpor­ tation line, office 48 Quay, up stairs Noyes, Peleg jr., half way house, Troy road Noyes, Robert L., 82 Hudson Nugent, Henry P., attorney, res. 161 Washington Nugent, Jane, widow of John, 161 Washington Nunes, Diana, widow of Nathaniel, 35 Union o. Oakey, Abram, printer, 45 Union Oakey, William, coach maker, 45 Union Oakey, widow Jane, 45 Union Oakey, widow Harriet E., 99 Green * Oatfield, Christopher, 31 Union 'Oatfield, washerwoman, 31 Union O'Brien, Daniel, laborer, 16 Malcom O'Brien, George, 47 Third, Arbor Hill O'Brien, James, joiner, 14 n. Pearl O'Brien, Jeremiah, blacksmith, 18 Van Zandt O'Brien, John, laborer, 112 Beaver O'Brien, John, laborer, 19 First, Arbor Hill O'Brien, Martin, carpenter, bds at Eagle Street Hotel O'Brien, Michael, porter, 539 s. Market O'Brien, Owen, laborer, 53 Fox O'Brien, Patrick, chandler, 7 Bass US CHILD-o ALBANY DIRECTORY. O'Brien, Patrick, laborer, 3 Maiden lane O'Brien, Patrick, 274 s. Pearl O'Brien, Patrick, 37 Van Schaick O'Brien, Terence, laborer, 12 Wilson O'Brien, Thomas, cooper, 105 Quay O'Brien, William, tailor, 566 s. Market ^O'Brien, William, laborer, Schuylkill w. of s. Pearl O'Brien, widow Margaret, rear 23 Pine O'Bryon, Patrick, blacksmith, Herkimer near ». Pearl, house rear 129 Lydius O'Carroll, James, 140 s. Pearl O'Connell, John, grocer, 190 s. Pearl cor. Rensselaer O'Connell, James, laborer, 25 Lodge O'Connell, William, carpenter, rear 3 Capitol O'Conner, Bryan, laborer, 70 Lumber O'Conner, James, blacksmith, 35 Orchard O'Conner, Matthew, laborer, 23 Lodge O'Conner, Michael, mason, 36 Malcom O'Conner, Patrick, 27 Van Woert O'Conner, Patrick, slater, 19 s. Pearl O'Donnell, Thomas, 55 Howard O'Donnell, William, physician, office andh. 24 s.Pearl O'Hanlon, Michael, blacksmith, shop 173 ». Pearl, house 75 Westerlo O'Hanlon, Patrick, grocer, 75 Pier O'Hanlon, Redmond, wheelwright, shop 28 house 76 Orange O'Hara, John, bookseller, 448 s. Market, res. 55 Mai­ den lane O'Hara, Robert, bookseller, 448 s. Market, house 55 Maiden lane O'Hegan, Charles, grocer, s. side Centre Market O'Hegan, Patrick, 107 Pleasant O'Neal, Barney, mason, 60 Schuyler O'Neal, Daniel, laborer, 6 Lydius O'Neal, David, laborer, 27 Lumber O'Neal, John, laborer, 60 Schuyler O'Neal, John, laborer, rear 83 Fox O'Neal, Mary, rear 543 s. Market O'Riley, Conner, laborer, 41 Rensselaer O'Riley, Philip, 274 s. Pearl Ogden, widow Margaret, 1 Colonie , CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. * 119 Olcott, Egbert, clerk in M Si F. Bank, res. at T. W, Olcott's Olcott, Theodore, cashier Canal Bank, res. Mansion House Olcott, Thomas W., cashier M. & F. Bank, house 19 Mark lane Oley, Christopher, wheelwright, Spring west of Hawk Oliver, David, laborer, 594 s. Market Oliver, David B. (Sanders Sr O.), res. 495s. Market Oliver, James, baker, 24 Fox Oliver, James jr., rope maker, 77 n. Lansing Oliver, William, laborer, 115 Fox Oliver, widow Isabella, Wendell near Beaver Olmstead, Charles S., house 52 Division Olmstead, David, accountant at E. Corning & Co's, house 73 Green Olmstead, George G., accountant, house 66 Division Olmstead, John I., dealer in dry goods, 329 n. Market, house 73 Ferry Onions, Edward Boden, furnaceman, 284 Washington Oprest, Jacob, rear 207 Washington Ormer, David, laborer, 21 First, Arbor Hill Ornhout, Isaac, laborer, 129 Franklin Orr, David, carpenter, Hudson cor. Hallenbake Orr, Samuel, laborer, 59 Church Orr, William, brass founder, shop 32 William, house cor. Hudson and William Orr, William, baker, 163 s. Pearl Orcutt, Luther, clothing store 88 Quay and 34 Wash­ ington Osborn, George, gardener, rear 18 Second, Arbor Hill Osborn, Henry, 323 n. Market Osborn, Jeremiah, boot and shoe store 431 s. Market, house 50 Westerlo Osborn, John, baker, 166 Washington Osborn, John, laborer, 9 Clinton Osborn, William, carpenter, II Lumber Osborn, William L, justice of peace and overseer of poor, office at police office, res. 113 s. Pearl Osborn, Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah, 128 Green 120 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Osborne, Miss C. E., res. Eagle Tavern Osterhout, William H., teamster, 61 n. Market •Ostrander, Adam, 572 s. Market Ostrander, James, cartman, 41 Water Ostrander, James, butcher, 326 State Ostrander, Matthew, saddle and harness maker, boards at Washington Hall CJstrander, Philip H., dealer in dry goods, 388 s. Mar­ ket, house 33 Beaver Ostrander, William, master sloop Eclipse, 572 s. Market Ostrander, widow Gertrude, 53 Orchard Otis, Seth T., accountant at E. Corning & Co's, res. 66 Hudson Ott, Franz, 538 s. Market Ouderkirk, John Henry, carpenter, 220 s. Pearl Outhouser, Andrew, 228 s. Pearl Outwin, John, grocery and provision store, 291 Wash­ ington Overin, John, instrument maker, 35 n. Pearl Overton, Charles, grocer, Lydius continued Owens, Edward, cutler and surgical instrument maker, shop and house 26 Beaver Owens, Griffith T., grocer, 55 Quay, house 29 Dean Owens, John, grocer, cor. Green and s, Lansing Owens, John, laborer, 539 s. Market Owens, Matthew, sexton St. Paul's Church, house 54 s. Lansing P. Pacey, Edward, ship carpenter, 14 Lydius Packard, Chester, 13 Swan Packard, Isaac, carpenter, 16 Rose Packard, Nathaniel R., accountant at Argus printing office, house 9 Dallius Packard (Robert) 8i Van Benthuysen (Obadiah R.X printers and book binders, sign of Franklin's head! 403 ». Market Packard, Robert, res. 16 Rose - Packard, widow of Benjamin D-, 95 Columbia •CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 121 Packer, Prentice & Co. ( William S. P.jr., Ezra P. and John H. Prentice), fur and cap merchants, 340 & 342 n. Market Packer, William S. jr., res. in the city of New York Paddock, Henry, baker, 14 Van Zandt Paddock, Lawrence, baker, 19 Liberty Paddock, Stephen, baker, bake house Van Zandt, house 77 s. Pearl .* Page, Ames C, clerk at 359 s. Market, boards 181 n. Market Paige, Jason (Wilder, Hastings Sf Co.), house 53 Co­ lumbia Paige, John Reyes., clerk of Supreme Court, office State Hall, house 154 State Paine, John, bookbinder, 13 Malcom Paine, R. C, teller in Canal Bank, boards at Ameri­ can Hotel Paisley, Andrew, dyer at 14 Store lane, h. 10 William Palmatier, widow, 265 s. Pearl Palmer, Jerome, chair maker, Spring west of Hawk Palmer, Levi H., attorney &c, office and h. 32 Eagle Palmer, widow Jane, 25 Howard Pardee, Daniel, measurer of wood and timber, 217 n. Market Pardee, William V., jeweller, 217 n. Market Pardee, Miss Mary, teacher, 37 Montgomery, res. 217 n. Market Park, Clark D., cartman, Lark Park, Samuel, waterman, 5 Liberty Parke, Samuel A., clerk at 359 >. Market, residence 107 Washington Parke, Solomon M. (Ten Eyck cf P.). boards at A- merican Hotel Parker, Caleb A., mason, 60 Liberty Parker, George S., coach lace weaver, 6 Hallenbake Parker, James, grocer, 13 Quay, house 34 Water Parker, John, laborer, 144 re. Market Parker, M'Connell, teamster, 47 Fox Parker, widow Elizabeth, tailoress, 18 Store lane Parker, widow Elizabeth, 59 Malcom Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth, 11 Wilson L 122 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Parker, widow Mary, 38 Rensselaer Parks, Daniel, blacksmith, 81 Bass Parks, James, sexton 1st Methodist Ch. 24 Van Zandt Parks, William, Hawk, Arbor Hill Parks, widow, Arbor Hill, north of Lumber Parmalee, William, attorney, office 322 n. Market, res. Mrs. Lockwood's Parmalee, John, clerk at Packer, Prentice & Co's, bds at Mrs. De Witt's Parr, Richard, boarding house, 525 s. Market Parrot, William, baker, 214 s. Pearl Parsons, Harvey, cabinet warehouse, 254 n. Market Parsons (Joel B.) & Baker (Emerson E.), clothing store, 411 s. Market Parsons, Joel B., house 81 n. Pearl 'Parsons, George, 112 Fox 'Parsons, Peter, laborer, 74 Franklin Passinger, Peter, laborer, Lydius near Knox Patterson, George, cabinet maker, boards at Mrs. Crosby's Patterson, John, patent leather dresser, 77 Schuyler Patterson, John, shoemaker, 45 Second, Arbor Hill Patterson, John, printer, 62 Lydius Patterson, Josiah, measurer of wood, office n. side Canal basin, house 65 Lawrence Patterson, Robert, saddler, shop and house 162 State Patterson, Robert, leather dresser, 77 Schuyler Patterson, Samuel P., stage proprietor, 31 Liberty Patterson, Miss Jane, milliner, 84 n. Pearl Patterson, widow Martha, 20 Chapel Patton, John, furnaceman, 383 Washington Patrick, Benjamin, superintendent of Ferry, 608 s. Market Patrick, James C, carpenter, 72 Lydius Paul, George W., stock manufacturer, Bethlehem turn­ pike, \ mile south of Rail Road, boards at Tem­ perance House 'Paul, Benjamin, 38 Franklin Payn, Ainaziah, boarding house, 590 s. Market Payn, John, teamster, 314 Schenectady turnpike Payn, Samuel, innkeeper, 186 and 188 n. Market CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 123

Payn, Samuel N., dealer in dry goods, 317 and 349 n. Market, res. at Samuel Payn's Payn, William W., cartman, 46 Lawrence Payn, Sophia, widow of Benjamin H., 73 Lumber Payne, George R., exchange office 316 n. Market Peacock, John A., Stanwix Hall Refectory, basement of Stanwix Hall Peacock, Thomas W., combmaker, boav

Phelps, Horace, teamster, 31 Malcom Phelps, Philip, deputy comptroller, office State Hall, house 5 Daniels Philleo, Lyman, grocer and provision store, cor. Ly­ dius and Church, house 46 Church Phillipramer, John, gardener, 417 State Phillips, Aaron, north of Lumber, Arbor Hill Phillips, James, laborer, 38 Orange Phillips, John, butcher, 290 Washington Phillips, Levi, merchant, 418 s. Market, h. 93 Lydius Phillips, Patrick, shoemaker, 65 William Phillips, Peter, grocer, 25 Quay Phillips, Walter, Western turnpike Phillips, William, butcher, 290 Washington Phillips, Catharine, Embargo alley Phillips, widow Elizabeth, 50 Lumber Phipps, Samuel, lumber dealer, office 155 Water,. house 150 Washington Picard, Henri, professor of modern languages, boards at J. Lake's, 75 n. Pearl Pickering, Justus, innkeeper, 74 Washington Pickett, William, laborer, 36 Quay Pickton, John, carpenter, 291 State Pierce, Alfred, harness maker, 22 Ferry Pierce, Allen, laborer, Orchard, north of Wilson Pierce, Henry, clerk at 418 s. Market, boards at Mont­ gomery Hall Pierce, Horace, grocer, 69 n. Market Pierce, James, cartman, 59 Church Pierce, Lemuel, livery stable, cor. Hamilton and Liber­ ty, house 17 Hamilton Pierce, Albert I., pastor Methodist protestant congre­ gation, house 132 Green Pierce, Calvin, grocery and provision store, cor. How­ ard and William Pike, George, tailor, 25 Lodge Pike, James, mason, 1 Capitol Pike, Joseph, furrier, 25 Lodge Pilling, Charles, furnaceman, 19 Capitol Pilson, William, laborer, 65 Maiden lane Pincott, Thomas, harness maker, rear 320 Stato= K2 126 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Pinkerton, widow Harriet, 5 s. Lansing Pinkerton, widow Sarah, 89 Hamilton Pinkney, Elizabeth, 4 Rose Pinney, Egbert, boards at Mrs. Leman's Pinney, Hammond, boards at Mrs. Leman's Pinney, Joel, lumber yard, 57 Pier, house 250 Wash­ ington Pioneer, Daniel, Spring near Knox Pioneer, Peter, Lumber, .Arbor Hill Pitkin, Henry, watches, jewellery &c, 377 s. Market, res. at Mansion House Pitkin, William H., clerk, boards at Bement's Hotel Pittinger, Abraham, boot and shoe factory, 111 Lydius Pladwell, widow Jane, 37 Fox Piatt, Annanias, president Albany co. temperance so­ ciety, 23 Jay Piatt, Ephraim, cooper, rear 229 s. Pearl Piatt, Erastus E., carpenter, 22Third, Arbor Hill Piatt, Josiah, constable, Lawrence n. side Canal basin Piatt, Nehemiah, 72 Bass Piatt, widow Mary, boarding house 113 s. Pearl Piatt, widow Mary, tailoress, s. side Centre Market Piatt, Maria, 166 s. Pearl Platteau, Frederick, carpenter, shop Hudson cor. Phil­ lip, house rear Hudson near Hallenbake Platteau, James, 138 Lydius Platteau, James A., carpenter, 132 Lydius Playford, William, pavior, Washington near Western turnpike Plumb, Allen, ship carpenter, Embargo alley Plumb, widow Deborah, 52 Montgomery Plunkett, James, nailer, boards rear 184 Washington Poad, , mason, 134 Washington Pochin, John, grocery and provision store, 19 n. Pearl Pohlman, Charles, merchant tailor, 436 s. Market Pohlman, Daniel, 20 Van Schaick Poineer, Ann Eliza, 243 State Polly, Thomas, ostler, 65 Maiden lane Pomeroy, John, tin and coppersmith, 46 Union Pool, Thatcher, carpenter, 48 Montgomery [CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 127 Pope, Chambers, Stanwix Hall Refectory, basement of Stanwix Hall Pope, Thomas, laborer, 278 Schenectady turnpike Porkhart, John, laborer, 409 State Porter, Frederick (Smith fy P.), house 142 n. Market Porter, George, painter, res. at Mrs. Leman's Porter, Giles W., 90 Lydius Porter, Ira (J. F. fy I. Poster), res. at Mrs. Leman's Porter, James, register in chancery, office State Hall, house 2 Academy Park Porter, James L., boards at Giles W. Porter's Porter, John, laborer, De Witt Porter, J. F. & I. (John F. and Ira), painters, glaziers, &c. 283 n. Market, cor. Steuben. [See Adver­ tisement.] Porter, John F., res. at Mrs. De Witt's, 263 n. Market Porter, Sarah, widow of Ira, res. at Mrs. Leman's Post, Merritt, porter, 13 Lydius Post, Richard Newton, oysterman, 33 Division Pottenburgh, Henry, shoemaker, 16 John Potter, Abraham, shoemaker! 27 Malcom Potter, Alonzo, rector St Peter's Church, house 63- Maiden lane Potter, Benjamin, baker, 59 Lydius Potter, Herman B., passage agent Merchants' line, 60 Church Potts, Jesse (Thomas #• P.), res. 61 Lydius Potts, widow Elizabeth, 61 Lydius Potts, widow Bridget, 56 Van Schaick Pough, John, engineer steamboat Swiftsure, 5341. Maket Powell, John C, boards at 76 Eagle Power William W.) & Garite (Matthew), horse shoers and blacksmiths, 25 Liberty Power, William W., house 16 Union Powers, Daniel, 133 Green Powers, Ezra, carpenter, 69 Schuyler Powers, John, tailor, 6 Maiden lane Powers, John, laborer, 40 Malcom Pratt (Elisha N.) & Treadwell (John G.), wholesale stove dealers, 23 State 128 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Pratt, Elisha N, res. 55 Division Pratt, Ralph, merchant, 73 Quay, house 55 Division Pratt, Mrs. Mary, 31 Maiden lane Pray, John, chandler, 106 Quay Prendergast, John, coach painter, boards 31 Hamilton Prentice, Ezra P. (Packer, P. 8f Co.), house 143 Washington Prentice, John H. (Packer, P. Sr Co.), house 141 Washington Prest, John, boot and shoe maker, 91 n. Market Preston's Reading Room and Recess, 615 s. Market Preston, Asaph, 613 s. Market Preston, Homer, carpenter, 14 Union Preston, John, carpenter, house 46 Westerlo Preston, widow Elizabeth, grocer, 7 Howard Price, Daniel, sexton 4th Presbyterian Ch. 11 Wilson Price, William, gardener, 88 Second, Arbor Hill Prioe, Joseph Henry, rector St. Paul's Church, res. 75 Ferry Priest, Josiah, 11 Swan Prime, Baltus, rope maker, 19 Van Woert' Prime, widow Susan 55 Church Proble, Mrs., nurse, 17 Liberty Proby, Thomas, butcher, boards 77 Schuyler Proctor, William, boards at Allen Tucker's 'Profit, widow Ann, Lumber, Arbor Hill Proper, , blacksmith, boards at 32 Hamilton Prosser, E. S., Washington line, office cor. State and Quay, res. at City Hotel Prussian, , tailor, boards at Montgomery Hall Pruyn, Casparus F., near Patroon's mansion, head of n. Market Pruyn, David, 1 n. Pearl Pruyn, Francis C, 205 n. Market Pruyn, John, 30 Maiden lane Pruyn, John V. L., attorney &c, office 370 s. Market, res. 1 n. Pearl Pruyn, Peter, rail road teamster, 305 s. Pearl Pruyn (Lansing), Wilson (Abraham F.) Si Vos- burgh (Isaac W.), hardware merchants, 39 State Pruyn, Lansing, res. 1 n. Pearl CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 189 Pruyn, Samuel, (White, Barker Sr Co.) office 9 Dean, house 197 n. Market Pruyn, William I., baker, 31 Orchaid Pruyn, Miss Alida, 30 Maiden lane Pruyn, Miss Jane, 30 Maiden lane Pruyn, Mrs. Margaret, 88 n Pearl Puddy, James, porter and cider vault and grocery and provision store, Green cor. Beaver Puffer, Elhanan, comb maker, factory a»id house rear 53 Fayette Puffer, Windsor, baker, 72 Green - Pugh, John, carpenter, 46 Ferry Purdy, widow Jane, 65 Washington Pursell, Edward, laborer, 43 Van Schaick Pursell, Michael, laborer, 516 s. Market Pushalt, Johannah, 111 n. Market Putnam, Elisha, 140 Lydius Putnam (James Angus) & Gillespie (William), victu­ allers in the North Market Putnam, James Angus, house 63 n. Market Putnam, Miles, grocer, Lawrence n. side Canal basin Putnam, Janet, widow of David, nurse,#147 n. Market 'Putnam, James, boatman, rear 201 Washington Q. Quackenboss, Walter H., dealer in fancy dry goods, 29 State, res. 23 Montgomery Quackenbush, Anthony I., cabinet maker, Wendell near Beaver Quackenbush, Gansevoort, 240n. Market Quackenbush, John N., lumber merchant and alderman. 5th Ward, office 52 Pier, house 5 Quackenbush Quackenbush, John H., musical instrument maker, 36- Fox Quackenbush, Nicholas, 8 Quackenbush Quackenbush, Nicholas N., 240 n. Market Quackenbush, Smith, 5 Quackenbush Quackenbush, widow Catharine, 36 Fox Quackenbush, Mrs. Mary, 126 State Quail, Matthias, laborer, cor. Westerlo and Dallius 1^0 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 'Queen, William, hair dresser, 236 re. Market Quigley, Daniel, builder, re. Lansing Quin, Charles, tavern and boarding house, 14 s. Pearl Quin, Dennis, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Quin, Francis, porter room and victualling cellar, un­ der the South Market, and grocer 112 Water Quin, Patrick, laborer, rear 8J s. Pearl Quin, William, laborer, 13n. Lansing Quin, Williar% laborer, 25 Pine Quindon, Michael, laborer, rear 30 Howard Quinlin, John, gardener, 323 Western Turnpike Quinlin, Michael, gardener, 323 Western turnpike Quinlin, Thomas, 64 Johnson R. Rabbit, James, tailor, 12 Lydius Rabbith, James, silversmith, Lydius continued Radliff, James, inspector general of staves and heading, office 104 Pier, cooperage 46 Dean, bouse Hudson east of Eagle Radliff, Jacob, cartman, 255 Washington Radliff, John, carpenter, 99 Hamilton Radliff, Peter, carpenter, 69 s. Lansing , Radliff, William, chimney inspector, 22 Washington Radliff, William James, physician, office 71 s. Pearl, res. Hudson east of Eagle 'Radliff, widow Naomi, 82 Beaver Rafferty, Edward, laborer, 65 Schuyler Rafferty, John, laborer, 111 re. Market Rafferty, widow of John, Lydius continued, near Isaac i Denniston's Rain, Andrew, laborer, 231 s. Pearl Ramar, Maria, fruit store, 5 Lawrence j- Ramsey, Frederick, butcher, 336 State Ramsey, Phillip, teamster, 17 Quay Ramsey, Jacob, grocer, 5, house 3 Columbia Ramsey, John, cartman, 11 Columbia Ramsey, John, cor. Columbia and Quay Ramsey, Deborah, widow of George, grocery and pro* vision store, 126 Water CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 131' Randall, George, oil cloth manufacturer, house 3 Lewis alley, between Hudson and Beaver Randall (Jesse) Si Forbey {David), turners, 92 Hudson Randall, Jesse, res. 21 Lodge Randall, Samuel, plane maker, 128 Beaver Randall, widow Jane, 69 s. Lansing Randall, Mrs. Sarah, 68 s. Pearl Rankin, David, 12 Rose alley Rankin, George A., boot and shoe store, 73 State Rankin, William, at G. A. Rankin's 73 State Rankin, widow Mary, 73 State Rapp, Christian, sausage maker, 205 Washington Rapp, John, laborer, Patroon west end Rapp, William, mason, Patroon west end Rasey, Ammon, proprietor Rasey's Hotel, 410 s. Market Rasey, widow of Joseph, 46 Union Rathbone, James, cartman, 112 Water Rathbone (Jared L.) Si Chapin (Lyman), merchants, 51 Quay Rathbone, Jared L., alderman 4th Ward, res. at Eagle Tavern Rathbone, Joel, dealer in stoves and hardware, 45 and 47 State, Clinton Furnace 68 Beaver, house 109 Slate Rathbone, Sylvester, grocer, 32 Washington A Raum, Miss Catharine, 37 Columbia • Rawdon, Clark & Co., engravers and copper plate. * printers, 55 State Rawdon, Ralph, house 42 Chapel Rawls, Henry (Van Schoonhoven Sr R.), res. 65 Chapel Rawls, Mrs. H., boarding house, 55 Chapel Rawson, George, laborer, Lydius continued. Ray, Benoni, mason, 1 s. Pearl Ray, Benoni jr., laborer, 1 s. Pearl. Ray, James, laborer, 38 Water Ray, John, drayman, 36 Water Raymond, Benjamin C. (Marvin <£• 22.), house 40 Westerlo 132 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY- Raymond, Cliai lcs S., res. 40 Westerlo Raynor, Charles, 120 Washington Real, Frederick, potter, 220 Washington Reardon, John, laborer at 23 State, house 63 William Read, John, shoemaker, 33 n. Pearl Record, John, laborer, 63S s. Market Rector, Henry, architect, office 8 s. Pearl, boards at Mrs. Mahan's Rector, Isaac, canal boatman, 316 Sch'y turnpike Rector, John, butcher, rear 320 Sch'y turnpike Rector, Thomas, carpenter, 27 Malcom Rector, Thomas, laborer, 316 Schenectady turn­ pike Redden, David, shoemaker, 32 Fox Redden, Eugene, shoemaker, 154s. Pearl Reddiker, Nicholas, fisherman, 129 Lumber Redman, M'Cormick, laborer, 62 Union Reed, Aaron, carpenter, 24 Washington Reed, Archibald, carpenter, 40 Water Reed, David, engineer, 14 Rose alley Reed, George, laborer, 21 Fayette Reed, James, engineer, 59 Orange Reed, John, shoemaker, rear 239 re. Market Reed, John, laborer, 38 Orange Reed, Samuel, stucco plasterer, 62 Westerlo •Reed, Sylvester, rail road agent, office on the dock, * south bounds of city, bds Fort Orange Hotel Reed, William, cartman, 221 State Reed, , clerk, boards at Mrs. Pease's Reed, Mrs. Elizabeth, Hallenbake south of Lydius Reeves, Israel M., painter, 56 Church Reeves, William, ship carpenter, 571 s. Market Reeves, Z., carpenter, 40 John Regney, William, slater, 66 Orchard Reid, Janet, widow of John, 256 re. Market Reinhart, Abraham, constable and grocer, 22 south side Canal basin Relay, widow Amelia, boarding house, 18 Liberty Relyea (Peter jr.) & Wright (Thomas), merchant tai­ lors, 311 re. Market CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 13B

Relyea, Peter jr., house 66 Chapel Relyea (Simon) & Civer (Jacob), merchant tailors. 16 Green Relyea, Simon, house 132 s. Peail Remmington, John, Lark Requa, James, house 626 s. Market Reynolds, Edward, teamster, 27 re. Pearl Reynolds, James, laborer, 57 Montgomery Reynolds, John, wheelwright, 143, res. 129 re. Market Reynolds (Marcus T.) Si Woodruff (Samuel M. . at­ torneys &c, 55 State Reynolds, Thomas, wheelwright, shop 123, res. 129 n. Market Reynolds, Marcus T., attorney &c, office 55, house 98 State Reynolds, Mrs. Mary, 107 re. Market Rhoades, Julius, master in chancery, office 1 Stanwix Hall, house 72 re. Pearl Rhoades,'Richard, 41 Maiden lane Rial, George, grocer, 220 Washington Rice, Charles, ship joiner, 581 s. Market Rice, Joseph T, silversmith and jeweller. 6 *. Pearl, house 11 Daniels Rice, Nahum, res. 64 Montgomery Rice, Silas T., house 76 Hudson Rice, Thomas, shoemaker, 37 Fox Rice, William & Co. (William Rice, Benjamin P. Jones and J. L. Townsend), merchants, 9 State Rice, widow Nancy, 76 Lawrence Richards, Alonzo, grocer, lOSQuay Richards, Charles, tailor, 158 State Richards, William, segar maker, 23 s. Pearl Richards, widow Ann, 19 Washington Richardson, Amor, gardener, 303 s. Pearl Richardson, Orville, stage proprietor, office Montgom­ ery Hall, house 42 Westerlo Richardson, William, 128 Water Rickeson, Lester, 36 Hudson Rickho, Jeremiah, 127 Lumber, Arbor Hill Rickho, widow Eliza, 38 Third Arbor Hill Riday, George, segar maker, 60 n. Lansing M 134 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Rider, Thomas, tobacconist, 50 Westerlo Rider, Michael, carpenter, 6 Malcom Rider, Stephen J., builder, 36 Dean, house 44 Beaver Riedy, John, laborer, 2 Colonie Riley, Daniel, mason, 48 Malcom Riley, John, paper stainer, 21 Washington Riley, John, mason, 50 Malcom Riley, Michael, laborer, 149 Water Riley, Owen, mason, 10 Fox Riley, Patrick, plasterer, 43 Patroon Riley, Patrick, laborer, rear 3 Capitol Riley, Peter, laborer, rear 38 Malcom Riley, Peter, laborer, 158 Montgomery Riley, William, furrier, 11 Van Tromp Rindge (Erastus) & Fish (Samuel M.) , fish and pro­ vision store, cor. State and Quay Rindge, Erastus, house 43 Fayette Rines, Barney, grocer, 86 Fox Ring, George W., fireman of steamboat John Mason, 7 Lydius Rino, Lydia, widow of John V., 14 Jackson Ripley, Elbridge Gerry, at Cowell & Shaw's, 102 Quay Rising, David, brickmaker, 30 Patroon Risk, William, 83 Orange Ritchie, Thomas P., pastor African Baptist Church., boards at S. Cogswell's Ritchie, Mrs. Mary Ann, seminary for young ladies, 34 Hudson Roach, John, laborer, 125 re. Market Roach, Michael, grocer, 146 Washington Robbins, Caleb, cartman, 3 Hallenbake Robbins, widow Polly, 60 Church Roberts, Azor, 68 re. Pearl Roberts, John, laborer, 419 State Roberts, N. W., merchant, store 165 Canal Basin, res 18 Lihcrty. [See Advertisement] Roberts, Mrs., milliner, 68 re. Pearl Roberts, widow, 31 Liberty Roberts, Miss Lemira, mantuamaker, 60 Church Robertson, James, shoe store, 157 n. Market Robertson, Robert, 93 State CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORT. 136

Robinson, Isaac, carpenter, 134 re. Market Robinson (James) Si Vanderbelt (Cornelius), coach- makers, 25 Church Robinson, James, assistant alderman 4th ward, house 25 Dallius Robineon, John, tavern, 19S Washington Robinson, John, dealer in tin ware, 301 s. Pearl Robinson, John, carpenter, 152 Lydius Robinson, Joseph M. & Co., cabinet warehouse, 17 Green Robinson, Joseph M., res. 3 Orchard Robinson, Samuel, coachmaker, bds at Mrs. Crosby's Robinson,- Samuel, auction and commission store, 456 s. Market Robinson, William, furnaceman, 251 Washington Robinson, Wilson, laborer, 35 Chapel Robinson, , stone cutter, Spring west of Lark Robinson, widow Ann, 251 Washington Robinson, Miss Eliza, milliner, 19 n. Pearl Robinson, Mary, 19 re. Pearl Robison, foseph, grocery and provision store, 20 Washington Robson, George, carpenter, 31 Herkimer Roby, Joseph (Benedict, R. Sf Co.), res. City Hotel Rockenstyre, John, spruce beer maker, 31 Herkimer Rockwell, William M., clerk at 359 s. Market, boards at Mrs. Skinner's, 232 re. Market Rockwell, Mrs. Mary, 76 Eagle Roderick, William, shoemaker, 32 s. Lansing Rodgers, John, engineer & millwright, 57 Water, res. 12 Orange Rodgers, John, engineer, 181 it. Market Rodgers, John, boot and shoe store, 111 Beaver Rodgers, Marcus T., mason, 593 s. Market Rodgers, widow of James, 12 Orange Rodgers, Isabel, widow of James jr., 280 Washington Roessle, John Frederick, baker, 42 Van Schaick Roff, Elizabeth, widow of John, boarding h. 37 Dean Rogan, Patrick, 99 Schuyler Rogers, Charles, laborer, 168 re. Pearl Rogers, Harrison Gray Otis, res. City Hall,re. side Rogers, Owen, laborer, rear 30 Quay 136 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Rogers, Patrick, grocer, 103 Quay Rogers, Sherlock, shoemaker, 94 Basset Rogers, widow Mary, 26 Union Roggen, John, at Sands & Sliaw's, boards at Mrs. De Witt's Roggen, Peter, merchant, 76 Quay, boards at Be­ ment's Hotel Romeyn, Theodore, attorney, office 55 State, board* 119 Green Rookcr, widow Ann, 104 State Rookledge, William, carpenter, Hudson near Hallen­ bake Rooney, Patrick, grocer, cor. Malcom and Schuyler, house 95 Schuyler Rooney, Patrick, coachman, Dove re. of Washington Rooney, Patrick, cartman, Nucella Root, Lyman & Son (Arthur II.), commission dealers in hides, oils &c, 3 Hudson Root, Arthur H., res. 40 Beaver Root, B. A, Washington line office, cor. State and Quay, boards at Exchange Coffee House Root, Lyman, house 40 Beaver Root, (Lyman) Si Young (James G.), lumber mer­ chants, 78 Pier Roraback, Thomas (Howe #• R.), house 60 Westerlo Rose, Robert F., tailor, 107 n. Market Rosecrans, Abraham D., furrier, 11 Liberty Rosecrans, Frederick J., carpenter, 11 Spring Roseboom, Jacob, tinsmith, 94 s. Pearl Roseboom, John H., tinsmith, 84 re. Market Roser, John, shoemaker, 61 Fox Roser, Jonas, leather dresser, 43 Lumber Roser, Richard, mason, 596 s. Market Roser, Richard jr., 596 s. Market Rosevelt, widow, 20 Daniels Ross, Alexander, laborer, rear 318 Schenec'y turnpike Ross, George, laborer, 274 s. Pearl Ross, William H., lumber merchant, 58 Pier, res. at Mrs. Fuller's Rossman, John B., physician, 111 Green Rottre, Robert, 32 Howard CHILD'S AXBANY DIRECTORY. 1ST

Rounds, Charles, carpenter, 65 Orange Rourke, Daniel, laborer, 6 Columbia Rourke, Hugh, laborer, 75 Church Rourke, Michael, laborer, 3 Bass Rourke, William, laborer, 5 Bass Rousseau, Abraham, machinist, 4 Daniels Row (Ebcn S.) & Knowlton (George W.), rectifiers & dealers in liquors, 560 s. Market Row, Eben S., house 555 s. Market Rowe, Leonard, carpenter, 82 Beaver Rowe, widow Susan, 47 Maiden lane Rowbotham, Robert, wagon maker and blacksmith, 210 s. Pearl Rowel, widow Martha, 209 Washington Rowlands, Henry, 50 Ferry Rowley, Levi, gardener, 196 Fox Rowlson, Jefferson, painter, 51 Ferry Roy, John, tailor, 13 Bass Roy, John, tobacconist, 139 n. Market Ruby, Robert, 26 Fox Ruby, widow of Christopher, 125 re. Market Ruddy, Michael, pedler, 138 s. Pearl Rudes, Jason, inspector of pot and pearl ashes, office 57 Dean, house 43 Van Schaick Rull, John, gardener, Lydius, west of Knox Rull.N., blacksmith, Lydius continued Rusk, Miss Jane E., tutoress, Female Seminary, bds at George Percival's Rusk, Mrs. Mindwell, widow of Robert, 149 Water Russ, Adam, city weigher and measurer, 30 Chapel Russ, Burton & Co., bookbinders, 22 Green Russ, James (R., Burton 8{ Co.), res. 30 Chapel Russell, Barnabas, dry goods and groceries, 15 Wash­ ington, res. Spring west of Hawk Russell, E. (Elihu) Si Son (Henry), painters, glaziers &c, 302 re. Market Russell, Elihu, house 55 Columbia Russell, George, & Brothers, (Robert C. and William), dealers in paints, oils, and dye woods, 72 State Russell, George, res. at Mrs. Skinner's, 282 re. Market Russell, Henry, res. 55 Columbia M2 138 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Russell, Hubbard, mason, 289 Washington Russell, James G., carpenter, rear 59 Lydius Russell, Joseph (T. % J. Russell), house 5 Mont­ gomery Russell, Joseph, Spring west of Hawk Russell, Jubal, carpenter, 20 Ferry Russell, Robert C, house 17 Middle lane Russell, T. &. J. ( Thomas and Joseph), office 72 Statu Russell, Thomas, house 3 Montgomery Russell, William, res. 3 Montgomery Russell, Mrs. Abby C, keeper of Stranger's Home, 5 and 7 Division Russell, Mrs. Gertrude, 40 Orchard Russell, Mrs., 5S Washington Rust, Asa, res. 13 Dallius Rust, William S., carpenter, 4 Store lane Ryan, Barney, grocer, Fox, west end Ryan, Cornelius, laborer, 37 Fox Ryan, Felix, porter, 71 Church Ryan, John, mason, 14 Van Zandt Ryan, Thomas, shoemaker, 36 n. Pearl Ryan, Thomas, laborer, 21 Franklin Ryan, William, mason, 37 Chapel Ryckman, Albert, 15 Liberty Ryckman, Garret W. (Fidler fy R.), 42 Chapel, cor, Steuben Ryckman, Wilhelmus, 15 Liberty Ryckman, Lydia, 15 Liberty s. Sabelis, Bernhard, physician, 41 Washington Sacia, John, chairmaker, 160 Washington Sacia, widow Jane, 160 Washington Sacia, widow, Water cor. Spencer Safford, Nathaniel, proprietor of Temperance House. 280 re. Market Sage, Henry W., clerk at 88 Pier, res. Temperance House St. John, Horace, bookeeper at Steele & W'arren's. boards at 72 Eagle CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 139 Salsbury, Benajah T., carpenter, 571 s. Market Salsbury, Henry inspector of lumber, 571 s« Market Salsbury, Herman, laborer, 316 Washington Salsbury, James, laborer, Lydius continued Salsbury, Jonathan, laborer, rear 318 Sch'y turnpike Salsbury, Nelson, grocer, 65 Pier, res. 571 s. Market. Salsbury, William, ship carpenter, 44 Division Salt, Samuel, wheelwright, s. Pearl near Rail- Road Sammon, Walter, laborer, 3 Maiden lane Sammons, James, rear 30 Howard Sammons, Michael, laborer, 95 Beaver Sampson, Robert, laborer, 111 re. Market Sanders (John B.) Si Groot (Philip W.), wholsesale grocers, 72 Quay Sanders, John B., boards at 89 Church Sanders (Samuel) & Oliver (David B.), porter house,. 495 s. Market Sanders, Samuel, house 13 Dallius •Sanders, John, 593 s. Market Sanders, Thomas, clock maker, 19 Washington Sands (Robert A.) Si Shaw (Abraham B.), dealers in. drugs and medicines, 46 State Sands, Robert A., house 146 re. Market Sanford, Elihu, 50 Chapel Sanford, George, silver plater, 65 Hamilton Sanford, Giles, lumber merchant, office above n. Ferry, near Canal basin, house 51 re. Market Sanford, Henry, tobacconist, 8 Van Woert Sanford, Nathan, 7 Capitol Park Sanford Zalmon, lumber dealer, office above n. Ferry, near Canal Basin, boards at Samuel. Payn's Sanford, Mrs. Mahala, suspender manufacturer, 69' Eagle Sanford, E., widow of Stephen, 65 Hamilton Sappington, William, 266 s. Pearl Sargent, Parker, tobacconist, house 93 n. Market Sarsfield, Richard, laborer, rear 20 Pine Satterlee, Edward R., merchant, 61 State, house 13: Steuben Satterlee, James A., boards at Mansion House Savage, James, Clinton Line, office 54 Quay, house 35* Green. [See Advertisement.] 140 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Savage, John, chief justice supreme court, house 149 Washington Savcry, P. B., (B. Bent Sc Co.), res. at 607 s. Market Sawyer, Abraham, 52 Montgomery Sawyer, John, blacksmith, 73 Schuyler Sawyer, Sidney, physician and druggist, cor. s. Pearl and Beaver, boards at 66 Hudson Sayers, Edward, gardener, Lydius continued Sayle, Charles, shoemaker, 268 s. Pearl Sayles, George M., wholesale grocer, 62 Quay, house 10 Dean Scace, Edmorald, gardener and innkeeper, Schenecta­ dy turnpike, 2 miles from city Scace, John, gardener, Schenectady turnpike, 2 miles from city Scantlebury, Samuel, brewer, 83 Herkimer Scantling, John, violin player, 105 Quay Sehermerhorn, Edward A., coach lamp maker, 30 Di vision Sehermerhorn, Henry, tailor, 46 Hamilton Sehermerhorn, Jacob, laborer, 90 Schuyler Sehermerhorn, John V. R., New-York and Geneva Line, office 70 Quay, boards at City Hotel Sehermerhorn, Ryer, cooper 57 Church * Sehermerhorn, Thomas, 96 Orange Schimper, Margaret, 38 Fox Schoolcraft, John L. (Cook #• S.), res. City Hotel Schoolcraft, Mrs., boarding house, 66 Hudson Schoon, widow Eve, rear 28 Pine Schoonmaker, John, grocer, n. Market cor. Orange Schraider, Henry, furrier, 41 Lumber Schram, Walter, boards at Rasey's Hotel Schuyler, Lawrence, L., 45 Quay, house 17 Dallius Schuyler, Richard, 252 s. Pearl Schuyler, Samuel, skipper, 250 s. Pearl Schuyler, Stephen P., dealer in wines, teas, &c, store and house cor. re. Market and Columbia. [See Advertisement] Schuyler, William C., attorney, res. 2 Jay Schwartz, Lewis, boarding house and grocery, 116 Pier CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY- 141

Schwarzenbach, Jacob, painter and glazier, and board­ ing house, 29 Green Scoby, William, fruit store, 37 Green Scollard, James D., boards at Duell & Hare's, 30 Washington Scott, Jacob, shoemaker, 170 s. Pearl Scott, James, laborer, 3 Malcom Scott, John, cartman, 33 Howard Scott, John, Hawk, Arbor Hill Scott, John, grocer, 162 s. Pearl Scott, John, laborer, 1<> Second, Arbor Hill Scott, John, saddler, 76 n. Pearl Scott, Marshal, res. 18 Union Scott, Martin B., agent Utica Line and Albany and Canal Line, offices 44 Pier and 3 State, res. at Mansion House Scott, Matthew, rartman, 4S Herkimer Scott, Ransom, 48 Herkimer Scott, Uri, boards'7 Howard Scott, William, spruce beer manufacturer, 60 Liberty, boards 94 s. Pearl Scott, widow Catharine, Spring near Hawk Scott, widow Ellen, 15 Bass Scott, widow of George, 31 Maiden lane Scovell, Brigham, res. 559 s. Market Scovell, N. & C. (Nehon and Charles) merchants, 69 Quay Scovell, Nelson, res. 33 Liberty Scovell, Charles, res. JO n. Pearl Scovell, Jared, merchant, 225 n. Market, house 10 re. Pearl Scovell, Jonah, merchant, 559 s. Market, house 21 Hamilton Scovil, Oliver, at Temperance Recorder office, boards 49 Washington Scowten, John, M., cartman, 59 Lawrence Scrantom, H., teller Commercial Bank, bds at Ameri­ can Hotel Scutt, Stephen, morocco dresser, 32 Union Seabury, widow Ellen, 76 Franklin Sealy, John, ll>2n. Market 142 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Sealy, Smith, grocer, 51 Fayette Seaman, Charles, portrait painter, 57 Howard Seaman, James F., carpenter, 37 Van Schaick Sears, Charles, boarding house, 33 Hamilton Sears, Charles jr., lumber agent, 57 Lawrence Sears, widow Fanny, boarding house, 64 Montgomery Seaver, H. H., master canal boat Conquest, boards at Rasey's Hotel Seaward, , fancy painter, boards at Mrs. Leman's Seely, Isaac, shoemaker, 28 Patroon Seger, Frederick, printer, at Argus office, house cor. State and Capitol 8eger, John, glass cutter, 17 Van Schaick Selby, Edward (C. Dillon Sc Co. and J. Henry # Co.), res. at 236 Washington Selby, Thomas, mason, Spring near Lark. Selby, widow Mary, Spring near Lark Selfridge, Robert, at Congress Hall, house cor. State and Capitol Selkirk, Alexander, coach painter, 65 Hamilton Selkirk, Francis N., physician, office 56 s. Pearl Server, Robert, shoemaker, 63 Colonie Serviss (William) & Hotaling (Peter), wholesale and retail grocers, Quay cor. Hudson Serviss, William, res. at Mrs. Mahan's Seymour, E. A., res. 92 Lydius Seymour, Robert, res. 92 Lydius Seymour (Robert), Wood (David) Si Co. (E. A. Sey­ mour), dealers in hides, oils and leather, 6 State Seymour S.,. carpenter and joiner, boards 113 s. Pearl Seymour, W. & T. (William and Timothy), plain and fancy bookbinders, 63 State Seymour, Timothy, house 95 Columbia Seymour, William, collector of customs, office 4 Stan­ wix Hall, house 107 Columbia Seymour, Mrs. C, widow of William, 92 Lydius Shankland, Peter V., chamberlain of city, office 6 City Hall, house 68 Hudson . Sharp, Abraham, laborer, 316 Schenectady turnpike Sharp, Abraham, 55 Fayette Sharp, Abraham, 316 Schenectady turnpike CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 143 Sharp, Absalom M., cartman, 52 Hamilton Sharp, David, cartman, 10 Capitol Sharp, Jacob, accountant, 3 Daniels Sharp, John, blacksmith, shop re. Market, house 53 Lumber Sharp, Peter G., carpenter, Lydius cor. William Sharp, widow, 68 Orange Sharts, John, grocery.and provision store, cor. Hamil­ ton and Union, house 29 Union Shaughnesy, John, 24 Fox Shaver, Charles I., laborer, 29 Lumber Shaver, George, machinist, 235 Washington Shaw, Abraham B. (Sands Sr S.), boards at American Hotel Shaw, Daniel D., house 71 re. Market Shaw, Daniel, rear. 318 Schenectady turnpike Shaw, Guy, blacksmith, shop 93 Green, h. 163 Green Shaw, Henry, teamster, 117 «. Market Shaw, John, blacksmith, 145 re. Market Shaw, John F. (Cowell 8r 8.), res. 102 Quay Shaw, L. & D. D. (Leonard and Daniel D.), ship chan­ dlers, 16 Hudson Shaw, Leonard, house 7 Steuben Shaw, Leuton, blacksmith, shop 93 Green, house 28 Hamilton Shaw, Milo, blacksmith, 134 Lydius Shaw, Napoleon Buonaparte, blacksmith, shop 119 n. Market, house 75 Colonie Shaw, Samuel, bookbinder, 52 Hudson Shaw, Samuel, physician, house and office 65 Lydius Shaw, Miss, seamstress, 306 Washington Shaw, widow of John, 71 re. Market Shaw, widow of Jonathan, 21 Bass J Shaw, widow Mary, 61 n. Lansing Shay, John, laborer, 70 Lumber Shay, John, laborer, 114 Fox Shear, Christian H., 29 Fayette Shear, John, carpenter, Lancaster cor. Capitol Shearer, Merrick, stage driver, 12 Rose alley Sheehan, Patrick, furrier, 22 Hare 144 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Sheldon (Gaylor), Slingerland (Augustus M.) & Co. (Smith Sheldon), dry goods merchants, 376 *. Market Sheldon, Gaylor (S., Slingerland % Co.), h. 76 Lydius Sheldon, Smith (8., Slingerland Sr Co.), res. 76 Lydius Sheldon, Thomas K., cl'k 376 s. Market, res. 76 Lydius Shell, John, lamp lighter, 66 Orange Shell, widow Eliza, 47 Union Shelly, William, furnaccman, 102 Franklin Shepard, Charles, Schenectady turnpike Shephard, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 31 Hamilton Shepherd, Alfred D., miller, at Red Mill's, near Pa- troon's mansion ,, Shepherd, John, shoemaker, 112 s. Pearl, h. 60 Union Shepherd, Robert, office 16 Hudson, h. 220 re. Market Shepherd, Samuel, miller, at Red Mill's, near Pa- troon's mansion Shepherd, Sylvester F., tailor, 472 s. Market Shepherd, Thomas, silver plater, over 3 and 5 Church Shepherd, Thomas T., tailor, 79 s. Pearl Shepherd, Mrs. Catharine, 30 Lodge Shepherd, widow Phebe, 92 s. Pearl Sherdon, John, laborer, 19 Quay Sherdon, Peter, butcher, 117 Pleasant Sheridan, Matthew, laborer, 48 Van Schaick Sherman, Charles, pastor, 1st Methodist Episcopal Church, res. 58 Division Sherman, J. (Josiah J.) Si Co. (Galen Batchellor), merchants, 18 Slate Sherman, Josiah J., house 81 Hamilton Sherman, Lemuel, mason, 69 Beaver Sherman, William, 107 Lydius Sherman, , 10 Daniels Sherman, widow Catharine, 11 Fox Sherman, Miss Clarissa, teacher, 6 Lumber, res. Elk near Swan Sherman, Miss Cynthia, teacher, 77 Washington, res. Elk near Swan Sherman, Hannah, widow of Josiah, 81 Hamilton Sherman, widow Martha, Elk near Swan CHUKD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 14&

Sherry, Luke, laborer, 85 s. Pearl Sherwood, John, cartman, 6 Lydius Sherwood, Joseph, segar maker, 101 n. Market Sherwood, Lemuel, hatter, Wendell near Beaver Sherwood, Stephen A., skipper, 11 Dallius Sherwood, Thomas J., tobacconist, 79 Columbia Sherwood, Miss Melinda, select school, 11 Dallius Shields, \dam, 22 Van Schaick Shields, Adam jr., tobacconist, 58 Van Schaick Shields, Daniel, innkeeper, 92 and 94 Washington Shields, Farrel, laborer, 231 re. Market Shields, Henry, grocer, 27 Lodge Shifter, John O, coach trimmer, boards at L. Candee's Shimper, widow Margaret, 22 Fox Shinor, Thomas, accountant, res. 534 s. Market Shires, William, copper smith, 18 Beaver & 37 Wash­ ington, res. 37 Washington Shirley, Mrs. Jane, grocer, 186 s. Pearl Shock, John, mason, 308 Western turnpike Shoemaker, Godfrey, 3 re. Ferry Shoemaker, Jacob, grocer, cor. Orange and Water. house 3 re. Ferry Shonts, John, laborer, re. side Canal basin Shook, Jacob, laborer, 122 Franklin Shufeldt, Gerrit G., rectifier of whiskey and wholesale dealer in wines and liquors, 2S Dean, boards at Mrs. Mahan's Shutter, John, laborer, rear 138 s. Pearl Sibley, Isaac, carpenter, rear 128 Lydius Sickels, Abraham, deputy U. S. marshal and high con­ stable, office at Police Office, house 2 Jay Sickels, Abraham, butcher, 9 Columbia Sickels, Abraham, butcher, 55 re. Lansing Sickels, Alexander, rope maker 37 re. Market Sickels, Daniel, grocer, 10 Columbia Sickels, James, grocer, 24 Quay Sickels, John, fisherman, First, Arbor Hill Sickels, William, rope maker, 26 Van Woert Sickels, Zachariah, First, Arbor Hill Sickels, Mary, widow of Stephen, nurse, 213 State N 146 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Sickels, Sally, widow of John, 9 Columbia Signa, John, grocer, 269 s. Pearl Silsby, Thomas (Marshall Sr 8.), 60 Union Silliman, Levi, 21 Daniels Sim, Francis, blacksmith, 26 Orange, house 70 Fox Simmons, Erastus, cartman, 104 Washington Simmons, Isaiah Thomas, printer, 134 Lydius Simmons, William, laborer, 128 Water Simonds, John, grocer, 127 n. Market Simonds, John H., segar maker and grocer, 125 n. Market Simonds, William, laborer, Colonie Simpson, John S., keeper Harmony Hall, 25._s. Pearl Simpson, Robert, nailer, 322 Schenectady turnpike Simpson, Wall, cooper, 8 Lydius Simpson, William, laborer, 83 Colonie Simpson, William jr., laborer, 83 Colonie Simpson, widow Margaret, nurse, 35 n. Pearl 'Simpson, Fortune, 63 Van Schaick Sinclair, James, mason, 31 Quay Sinclair, Samuel, brewer, 13 Maiden lane Sipperley, Mrs. Eliza, 26 re. Pearl Sipple, John, carpenter, 48 Fox Siver, Jacob (Relyea Sf S.), tailor, 164 Green Siver, William, teamster, 317 Schenectady turnpike Sitterley, Abraham, cartman, rear 218 State * Sitterley, John, in Traders' Line, res. 63 s. Lansing Skeldon, Patrick, laborer, 154 Montgomery Skelly, William, grocer, 522 s. Market Skerritt, Charles, at 268 re. Market Skerritt, Margaret, 234 Washington Skillicor.n, Thomas, shoemaker, 6 Rose Skinkle, John, laborer, 305 s. Pearl Skinner, Charles (Webster $• S.), res. Franklin House Skinner, Charles, cartman, 58 Church Skinner, Charles F., at 25 s. Pearl, res. 282 n. Market Skinner, Elisha W. (Webster le S.), h. 7 Montgomery Skinner, John, 195 First, Arbor Hill Skinner, Jane, widow of Nathaniel W., boarding house 282 re. Market Slack, Granville, merchant, 45 Quay, house 97 Lydius CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 147 Slack, J. & R. F. (John and Robert F.), wholesale gro­ cers, 11 State Slack, John, 81 Lydius Slack, RobertF, res. atMrs. Schoolcraft's, 66 Hudson Slade, Chauncey B., carpenter, 75 Beaver Slain, Daniel, laborer, 33 Quay Slason, Edward B., saddle, harness and trunk maker, 90 State, house Wendell near Beaver Slattery, Michael, laborer, 57 Howard Skwson, John, shoemaker, 79 Lawrence SJawson, Jonathan, 123 Lydius Slawson, Rufus L., teamster, 161 Green Slawson, Sillick, shoemaker, shop 74, h. 76 s. Pearl Sleavan, Patrick, carpenter, 46 Dean Sleavan, Timothy, laborer, 48 Malcom Sleight, Schuyler, tailor, 49 Johnson Slingerland, Augustus M., (Sheldon, 8. $• Co.), res. City Hotel Slingerland, Douw B., office 50 State, house Lydius continued' Slingerland, William J., dealer in dry goods, 50 State, res. at D. B. Slingerland's Sloan, David, blacksmith, s. Pearl, south of Railroad Sloan, widow Margaret, 112 Fox Sloss, Adly, laborer, 15 Van Woert Sloss, James, laborer, 15 Van Woert Sloss, Robert, laborer, 15 Van Woert Small, James, shoemaker, 148 n. Market Small, William, cooper, 8 Lydius 'Smiley, Patience, 65 Orange Smith, Alexander, nailer, 338 Schenectady turnpike Smith, Anthony, shoemaker, 42 Van Schaick Smith, Archibald, blacksmith, 16 Bass Smith, Benjamin F., carpenter, Hudson cor. William Smith, Bernard, groom, 16 Mark lane Smith, Brian, laborer, 54 Van Schaick Smith, Charles, pastor St. Mary's Ch., res. 46 Chapel Smith, Charles H., bar keeper, at Harmony Hall Smith, Daniel, flour and plaster store, 110 s. Pearl Smith, David, clerk Utica line office, bds 50 Liberty Smith, Elias, mason, rear 222 State Jj48 CHILD'S ALBANY DIREOTORT. Smith, George C, boards at Rasey's Hotel Smith, Green, laborer, 1 Columbia Smith, Harvey, teamster, 81 n. Market Smith, Henry B-, carpenter, 30 Van Woert Smith, (Is-/»el) & Porter (Frederick), dealers, in oils, paints and dye woods, 394 s. Market Smith, Israel, house 204 re.Marke t Smith, Jeremiah, merchant, 77 Washington, house 521 Fayette Smith, Jeremiah jr., merchant, 77 Washington, house 44 Fayette Smith, John, carpenter, 10 Capitol Smith, John, laborer, rear 79 Ferry Smith, John, laborer, 21 Orange Smith, John G., cartman, 23 William Smith, John S., at Smith & Porter's, res. 3 Orchard Smith, John W., plane maker, 127 Beaver Smith (Joseph) Si Maston (John), grooers, 28 Wash^ in g ton Smith, Joseph (8.4r Maston), res. 28 Washington Smith, Joseph, blacksmith, Sehenectady turnpike Smith, Lewis, blacksmith, rear 17 Lumber Smith, Rev. Nathaniel, 260 Washington Smith, Owen, laborer, 48 Malcom Smith, Patrick, teamster, rear 83 s. Pearl Smith, Peter, coppersmith, 16 Beaver Smith, Ralph, innkeeper, 72 Washington Smith, Simeon D. A., eating rooms, 21 Lawrence, ». side Canal basin Smith, Samuel P., mason, 6 De Witt Smith, Thomas, blacksmith, 10 Capitol Smith, Thomas, tailor, 27 Dean Smith, Thomas, cabinet maker, shop 5 Church, boards 48 Union Smith, Thomas, brewer, sear of A. Kirk's brewery, n. Market SmHh, William (Richftrd Marvin•%• Co.), house 87 Hamilton Smith, William, harness maker & trimmer,27 Church, house 43 Franklin CHILD'S'ALBANY DIRECTORY. 149 Smith, William, grocer, 41 Green, boards at Mrs. Leman's Smith, William, cabinet maker, boards 163 s. Pearl Smith, William, blacksmith, 36 Montgomery Smith, Sophia, widow of Benjamin, grocer, 84 Quay •Smith, Charles, 218 «. Pearl •Smith, Willis, rear 11 Quay Smullen, Edward, laborer, 38 re. Lansing Smyth, Charles, Western line, office 68 Quay, house 37 Beaver Smyth (Charles T.) Si Butts (Rufus), grocers40 Quay Smyth, Charles T., res at Hudson Street Hotel Snell, William, shoemaker, 31 Maiden lane Snouck, Daniel, carpenter, Spring west of Lark Snow, , carpenter, Patroon, Arbor Hill Snyder, Floran, cooper, Willett Snyder, John, blacksmith, 115 Fox Snyder, Peter, carpenter, 305 s. Pearl Snyder, Peter, 31 Hamilton Snyder, Peter H., type caster, res. 4 Daniels Snyder, widow, fruit store, 129 re. Market, house 6 Van Woert Sorrigan, John, blacksmith, s. Pearl near Rail Road Soule, Isaac, carpenter, 60 Rensselaer Soulden, William, accountant, 23 Ferry Southerland, Alexander, carpenter, Van Woert, w. end Southwick, Arthur C, res. 7 n. Pearl Southwick, Henry C, collector Mohawk and Hudson, Rail Road, 115 State, res. 7 re. Pearl Southwick, Solomon, 7 re. Pearl Southwick, Solomon jr., printer, res. 7 re. Pearl Southwick, Solomon W., wine and tea store, 310 re.. Market, house 193 re. Market Southwick, William, 72 Maiden lane Southwick, William jr., bookbinder, 72 Maiden lane Sparhawk, Andrew, clerk at 47 State, boards 144 Market Sparhawk, Daniel (E. Corning Sr Co.), b. 47 Steuben Sparhawk, George, boards at 47 Steuben Spelraan, Joel Barlow, dealer in eombs and fancy dry goods, 367 s. Market, house 17 Steuben N2. 150 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Spencer, Ambrose, 111 Washington Spencer, Austin, rectifier, at 27 Quay, house tprin" west of Hawk Spencer, Henry, 69 s. Lansing Spencer, Hosea P., carpenter, shop Trotter's alley. house 53 Union Spencer, James C, coach trimmer and foreman at James Goold's Spencer, Martin, cartman, 14 Bass Spencer, William, attorney &c, office Law Build­ ings, res. 60 Division Spencer, widow of John, 60 Division Spencer, Miss Hannah, seamstress, 13 Liberty 'Spencer, Prince, coachman, rear 7 Capitol 'Spiers, Henry, 61 Lawrence 'Spiers, Jane, ii Van Schaick Spoor, John, laborer, 1 Colonie Spotswood, John, carpenter, 229 Washington Sprague, William B., pastor of 2d Presbyterian Church, house 58 Chapel 'Springsteen, John jr., 28 Chapel Sprinks, James, glover, 110 State, r. 22 Van Schaick Squires, Mrs. Elizabeth, rear 37 Liberty Staats, Abraham P., Union Hotel, Greenbush village Staats, Barent G., 59 Green Staats, Barent P., physician, office and house 72 Hudson Statts, Isaac W. & Son (William II.), dry good* mer­ chants, 319 «. Market Staats, Isaac W., alderman 3d Ward, house 319 n. Market Staats, Jacob A., saddler, 29 Church Staats, John B., attorney, res. 59 Green Staats, John L., 584 s. Market Staats, Peter P., physician, office and house 89 Church Staats, William H., res. 319 n. Market Staats, William I., hat warehouse, cor. Green & Bea­ ver, res. 9S State Staats, William N., constable, 138 s. Pearl Staats, widow, 66 Orange •Staats, Tobias, laborer, 45 Union CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 151 Stace, Cyrus, laborer, 5 Lawrence Stackhouse, Hugh, butcher, Schenectady turnpike Stackhouse, John, butcher, Schenectady turnpike Stackpole, Charles, skinner, boards 166 Green Stackpole, John, cartman,^72 Green Stafford, Hallenbake, res. 154 n. Market Staffoid, Richard, shoemaker, 8 Fox Stafford, Spencer, 100 Lydius Standish, Zachariah, globe maker, 226 Washington Stanley, Thomas, grocer, 586 s. Market Stansell, John, 163 Lumber, Arbor Hill Stansell, widow, Third continued, Arbor Hill Stanton, G. W. & Son (George W. and George W.jr,) merchants, cor. State and Quay Stanton, George W., house 105 State Stanton, George W.jr., res. 105 State Stanton, Jamos, carpenter, 19 Malcom Stanton, John, carpenter, 291 State Stanton, William, carpenter, 291 State Stanwix, George, 207 s. Pearl Stanwix, George jr., brickmaker, 207 s. Pearl Staples, Mrs. Catharine, rear 43 Van Schaick Starks, Argalaus W., proprietor New England Tavern, 491 s. Market Starrett, James F., pattern maker, 73 Schuyler Stead, Martin, fruit store, 500 s. Market Stead, William, clothing store, 466 s. Market Steele, Lemuel, paper hanging warehouse, 419 s. Mar­ ket, house 80 Lydius Steele, Lemuel L., brush warehouse 18 Green, res. 49 Herkimer Steele, Levi, hair dresser, 329 n. Market, house 27 Division Steele, Oliver, dealer in books, stationary &c, 403 & 405 >. Market, house 82 Lydius Steele, (Roswell) & Warren (George), dealers in hard­ ware, cutlery and saddlery, 368 a. Market ' Steele, Roswell, house 29 Division Steele, Samuel, teacher, 171 Lydius Steele, William, laborer, 26 Franklin Steele, Mary, widow of Daniel, 82 Green 152 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Stein, Frederick, Lark Stephen, Francis, laborer, 43 Division Sternberg, Jacob, attorney, at Register in Chancery's office, res. 59 s. Pearl Sternberg, widow of Jacob. F.,59s. Pearl Sterrett, Henry, carpenter, 63 Orchard Stevens, Enoch J., 42 Green Stevens, George M, turner in general, and superinten­ dent of markets, 50 Howard, house 296 State Stevens, James Harvey, 64 Church Stevens, James, laborer, 2 Steuben Stevens, James, res. Water street, Greenbush village Stevens, John, laborer, 11 Chapel Stevens, John, cooper, rear 3 Dean Stevens, Samuel, attorney &c, office 322 ?i. Market, res. at City Hotel Stevens, William K., carpenter, 256 #. Pearl Stevenson, James, when in city, 1 Elk Stevenson, John, laborer, 226 Washington Stevenson, Robert, painter, 16 Van Tromp Stevenson, William, laborer, 16 Malcom Stevenson, Miss Margaret, teacher, 37 Montgomery, res. at Thomas M'Elroy's Stewart, Henry J , builder, shop Fayette, boards at 32 Hamilton Stewart, Samuel, 102 Beaver Stewart, Thomas, shoemaker, 6 Rose Stewart, William H., professor of music, class rooms 73 State, res. 1 Montgomery Stewart, William Henry, laborer, 6 Malcom Stewart, Mrs. Ann, 1 Montgomery Stewart, Ann Margaret, widow of Lachlan, 29 Beaver Stewart, Isabella, boarding house, 2 Plain •Stewart, David, cook, 61 William * Stewart John G., 52 Steuben Stiles, Isaac, shoemaker, 21 Washington Stiles, John, physician, office 71 s. Pearl, house 31 Hamilton Stiles, Randolph, coach trimmer, at James Goold's Stiles, Samuel, shoemaker, 21, house 343 Washington Stiles, Angelina, 37 Liberty CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 153 Stilwell, Jeremiah, cartman, 20 Malcom Stilwell, John W., inspector of beef and pork, at Je­ remiah P. Jewell's Stilwell, Thomas B., res. 47 Colonie Stilwell, Ann, widow of William, 47 Colonie Stilwell, Judith, widow of John, 54 s. Pearl Stimon, Frederick, Cherry near Franklin Stock, Peter, potter, boards 95 Washington Stockton, John, clerk Boston Packet office, 104 Pier, house 36 Orchard Stone, Alfred, saddle and harness maker, 43 Columbia Stone, Henry D., book and job printer, office 26 Bea­ ver, res. 43 Columbia Stone, John, grocer, and city weigher and measurer, 76 Washington Story, Michael, laborer, 57 Church Story, William, bellows maker, 23 Pine Stott, John, carpenter, 291 State Stott, Thomas, carpenter, Hudson west of Hallenbake *Stoutcnburgh, William, 30 Union Stowits, Jacob J., coach trimmer, 32 Hamilton Strain, James, pavior, 81 Orange Strain, John F., shoemaker, Ten Broeck Strain, Joseph, soap and candle manufacturer, office. 59, factory 61, house 63 Church Strain, William, laborer, Ten Broeck Strain, widow Mary, 29 Herkimer Stratton, Samuel, cap front cutter, 153 re. Market Straw, James N., 27 Van Woert Street, (John G.) & Thomas (George W.), saddlers and trimmers, cor Hamilton and s. Pearl Street, John G., boards 48 Union 'Strectcr, Samuel, milk man, 198 State Strombell, John, Lark Strong, Anthony M. (Richard Marvin Sc Co.), house 23 Dallius Strong, Joseph, accountant, 54 Chapel Strong, Michael, pavior, 32 Patroon Strong, Robert, post office messenger, 23 Dallius Strong, Catharine, widow of Jeremiah H., 46 Eagle 154 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Sugdcn, widow, 70 Liberty Sullivan, Francis, laborer, 25 Malcom Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, 58 Church Sullivan, Thomas, wheelwright, rear 29 Malcom Sullivan, Timothy, waterman, Schuyler, west s- Pearl Sullivan, widow of Henry, 8 Rose Summers, Henry, blacksmith, State near Lark Summers, Thomas, laborer, 6 Maiden lane Surrine, Elisha W\, wheelwright, 139 re. Market Sutherland, Jacob, judge of supreme court, 16 Fayette Sutton, John, carpenter, 228 s. Pearl Swan, Samuel, butcher, 72 Lawrence 'Sioan, Freeman, cook, basement, 25 Van Schaick Swain, Robert, draper and tailor, 9 Beaver, houss 9 Daniels Swart, Cornelius L.,. accountant, 292 Washington Swarts, Nicholas, laborer, rear 140 Franklin Sweasey, Stephen, morocco dresser, 628 s. Market Swcatnam, Daniel, keeper Hermitage and City Baths, 323 re. Market Sweet, Nelson, victualling cellar, 64 Washington Swift, Edward, laborer, 27 Clinton Swift, Hugh, laborer, 27 Clinton Sykes, Asaph, stock warehouse 5 Green, up stairs, res. 3 Orchard Sylvester, Fordyce, house 151 re. Market T. Taber, Azor, counsellor at law, office 381 s. Market' house 37 Ferry Taber, Jabez, crockery and shoe store, 271 n. Market, res. Fairhaven, Massachusetts Taber (Thomas T.) Si Marks {Abiel B.), dry goods merchants, 353 s. Market Taber, Thomas T, res. at Mansion House Talbot, N. D., brass fender manufacturer, 84 Green Talcott, Daniel W., giocer, s. Market cor. Bass Talcott, George, colonel U. S. army at U. S. arsenal, Watervliet, when in city 155 n. Market CHILD'S AliBANY DIRECTORY. 155 Talcott, William H., engineer, office 115 State, res. when in city, 14 Orchard Talcott, Miss Rosanna, teacher in Female Academy, res. 57 re. Pearl Tallmadge, Mrs. John S., res. at Israel Smith's Tallman, Brittan B., innkeeper and grocer, 144 Water, s. side Canal basin Tanner, Mrs. Lucy, 42 Patroon Tappan, George, hatter, 52 Lydius Tappan, widow Martha, 52 Lydius Tarbell, widow of Norris, 81 Church * Tate, John, barber, 22 Washington Taylor, I. W., boards at 32 Hamilton Taylor, Jacob, laborer, 127 Lumber Taylor, James, wood and coal yard and office 67 Wa­ ter, and yard cor. of Lydius and Liberty, residence Waterford Taylor, James, grocery and provision store, 113 Green, cor. Herkimer, boards 113 s. Pearl Taylor, John, brewer and soap and candle manufactu­ rer, 81 Green, house 75 Lydius Taylor, Lansing G., merchant, 50 Quay, h. 54 Water Taylor, Miss H. J., corset and dress maker, 90 s. Pearl 'Taylor, James, whitewasher, 74 Westerlo Tealan, widow Catharine, 16 Second, Arbor Hill Tealing, William, laborer, 566 s. Market Teall, Edward M., agent N. Y. and Auburn line, office 43 Quay, res. at American Hotel Teal, Adam, portable furnace worker, 409 State Tellant, George, cooper, 18 Quay Teelin, Charles, segar maker, 18 Mark lane Templeton, Philip, chandler, 1 Clinton Tenant, Simeon M., 42 Beaver Ten Broeck, Cornelius, attorney, office 50 State, res. 51 Columbia Ten Broeck, Richard, city weigher and measurer, of­ fice at Serviss & Hotaling's Ten Broeck, Miss, teacher, school room 23 n. Pearl Ten Eyck, Abraham R, 325 «. Market Ten Eyck, Conrad A., county clerk, office 11 City Hall, house 17 Montgomery 156 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Ten Eyck, Herman, 9 Steuben Ten Eyck, Jacob H. & Co. (Jacob H. and Herman Ten Eyck and George W. Bleecker), dry goods mer­ chants, 373 s. Market Ten Eyck, Jacob H., house 300 re. Market Ten Eyck, Philip, professor of mathematics &c. in Al­ bany Academy, res. 825 re. Market Ten Eyck ( Visscher) & Parke (Solomon M.), dry goods merchants, 58 State Ten Eyck, Visscher, res. Mrs. Skinners, 282 re. Market Ten Eyck, widow Margaret, 300 re. Market Terns, George, cooper, 19 Quay Terry, David, boarding house and cartman, 628 s. Market Terry, Lucien B., dealer in watches and jewellery, 33 State, house 81 Columbia Terry, Orrin, clerk at 6 State, res. 81 Columbia Tester, Thomas, boat builder, 19 Patroon Thayer, Cornelius, butcher, 214 Washington Thayer, Isaac, constable, 5 Howard Thayer, Lester, master canal boat, 126 Water Thayer, Walter B., tailor, 20 Union Thomas (Benjamin) Si Potts (Jesse), Hudson Street Furnace, Hudson near Eagle Thomas, Benjamin, res. 8 Daniels Thomas, Briggs W, house 1 Orchard Thomas, George W. (Street Sr T.), boards at Eagle Street Hotel Thomas, David, cooper, 46 Dean Thomas, David, moulder, rear 105 Beaver Thomas, Edwin, wholesale dealer in wines & liquors, store and house 286 re. Market Thomas, John, proprietor American Hotel, 100 State Thomas, John, constable, 14 Jackson Thomas, John, cooper, shop 8, house 10 Mark lane ThomaB, Richard, moulder, 59 Church Thomas, Richard, cooper, shop 3 Division, house, 22 Union Thomas, Thomas jr, grocery and provision store, 595 s. Market Thomas, William W., morocco dresser, 105 Church •CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 157

Thomas, widow Ann, 50 Ferry Thomson, John, botanic physician, 91 Beaver Thompson, Andrew, laborer, 29 Herkimer Thompson, James, laborer, 14 re. Pearl Thompson, James, nailer, 322 Schenectady turnpike Thompson, John, type caster, 12 Rose alley Thompson, Robert, at 16 State, house 33 s. Pearl Thompson, Samuel, laborer, 92 Beaver Thompson, Thomas, shoemaker, shop and house 116 Lydius Thompson, Thomas, tailor, 40 Hamilton Thompson, William, shoe store and h. 253 n. Market Thompson, William jr., bookbinder, 47 Columbia Thompson, Anna, cor. of Union and Hamilton Thompson, widow Elizabeth, 9 Clinton Thompson, Gertrude, widow of James, 111 Hamilton Thompson, Hannah, 213 Washington Thompson,'widow Mary, 55 Colonic * Thompson, Jacob T., pavior, 44 Van Schaick 'Thompson, James, boarding house, 52 Steuben * Thompson, London, 96 Basset 'Thompson, Michael, 59 William * Thompson, Richard, eating rooms, 73 State 'Thompson, Richard jr., Temperance Recess, fruit & eating rooms, 77 State 'Thompson, Thomas, cook, 96 Basset 'Thompson, Thomas, cook, 28 Fox "Thompson, widow Elsie, 22 Van Zandt * Thompson, widow of Thomas, 22 Fox 'Thompson, Melinda, Franklin south of Schuyler Thorburn, William, seedsman & florist,. 325 n. Market, house 34 Maiden lane Thorn, Stephen, hair dresser, 21 s. Pearl, house 80 Ferry Thorn, Stephen T., flour and provision store 492 s. Market, house 72 Liberty Thorn, William, merchant tailor, 398 s. Market, house 48 Church. [See Advertisement] Thorn, widow Jane, 24 Van Zandt Thornton, Aaron, painter, Hawk south of Lydius O 158 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Thornton, Abraham S., painter, Hawksouth of Lydius Thornton, Brian, teacher, 223 s. Pearl Thornton, James, painter, 15 Lodge Thorps & Sprague, general stage office Marble Build­ ings, cor. State and n. Market Thorp, Aaron, house 53 Green Thorp, William, res. at Mansion House Tibballs, Samuel, 53 Lumber Tibbits, Benjamin, house 177 n. Market Tibbits, Solomon, mason, boards 48 Union Tiernan, Lawrence, 74 William Tice, Isaac, blacksmith, rear 107 Beaver Tice, John, cartman, 49 Fayette Tice, John T., carpenter, 31 Van Schaick Ticehurst, William, baker, 109 Washington Tiffany, William Z., painter, 19 Lodge Tiffany, Mrs., mantua maker, 19 Lodge Tigart, John, cartman, 591 s. Market Tillinghast, Johnli., attorney and counsellor, residence Western Hotel Tillman, Richard, 98 State Tillotsou, Matthew, boards 82 Green Tilyou, Jonathan, laborer, 8 Capitol Titus, Peter, N., silversmith, boards at Mrs. Crosby's 'Titus, Joseph, waterman, 140 Franklin * Titus, Ellen, Ten Broeck Tobin, Edward, mason, 34 Ressselaer Tobin, Miles, brickmaker, 115 Fox Tobin, Patrick, grocer and pavior, 530 s. Market Todd, Adam, mason, 204 State Todd, Robert, butcher, 77 Schuyler Todd, William, mason, 1 Capitol Toher, Michael, laborer, 149 Water Tome, Michael, rear 38 Howard Tompkins, John, laborer, Lydius continued Tompkins, Robert, shoemaker, Lydius continued Tomlinson, Oliver M., agent Commercial Line, office 1 Hamilton, house 17 Dean. [See Advertisement] Tool, John, cartman, 6 Lydius Tool, Michael, laborer, 71 Maiden lane CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 159-

Tool, Patrick, laborer, 99 Green Toomey, Thomas, Wendell near Beaver Topping, Sylvester, saw-filer, 33 s. Pearl, house 46 Beaver *Topp, John, 23 William *Topp, Lewis, musician, 15 Ferry *Topp, William, hair dresser, 1 Church, res. Wes­ terlo Totten. Henry M., carpenter, 638 s. Market Town, Merrick, blacksmith, 67 Colonie Townsend. Absalom, attorney, office 67 State, res. at City Hotel Townsend, Charles D., physician, office and house 274 n. Market Townsend, Henry, carpenter, 569 s. Market Townsend, I. & J. (Isaiah and John), iron store 64 State Townsend, Isaiah, house 144 State Townsend, Jessup, 65 Second, Arbor Hill Townsend, John, house 142 State Townsend, John F., physician, office and res. 274 n. Market Townsend, J. L. (William Rice Sr Co.), res. Mrs. Schoolcraft's, 66 Hudson Townsend, widow Jane Ann, Franklin Townsley, Adam, cooper, 8 Mark lane Tows, Francis, cabinet maker, 35 Steuben Tows, Francis II. (Hosford $ T.), 63 Orange Traber, Charles, oyster house, 20 Pine Traber, Magdalen, 1 Pine Tracy, James G., accountant, res. Misses Carter's, 88 n. Pearl Tracy, John, lieutenant governor, when in city, at Con­ gress Hall Tracy, William, laborer, 8 Colonie Traver, David B., 223 s. Pearl Traver, George, saddle, harness and trunk maker, 14 Washington Traver, Hiram, fur cutter, 43 Colonie Trayhern, Enos, shoemaker, 53 Liberty lGO CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Treadwell, George C, fur and cap merchant, 336 re- Market, res. 8 Store lane Treadwell, John G. (Pratt $ T.), res. at Bement's Hotel Treadwell, Thomas, wine and tea store, 338 re. Market, house 8 Store lane Treat (Henry H.) & Hughes (John M.), Trader's Line, office 60 Quay Treat, Henry H. (T. 8f Hughes), house 19 Hamilton Treat, Hiram, carpenter, 594 s. Market Treat, Richard S., attorney, 295 re. Market Tredo, Alexander, furrier, 1 Colonie Trenor, Hugh, laborer, 36 Van Schaick Tripp, Charles, dry goods merchant, 33 Washington Tripp, John, merchant, 36 Washington, boards at St Washington Tripp, Jonathan, res. at Charles Tripp's Trotter, John, office 44 State, house 206 re. Market Trotter, widow Margaret, 203 re. Market Trowbridge, Henry, 67 Hudson Truax, Cornelius, at 5 Hudson, bds 26 Maiden lane Truax, Isaac, gardener, Lydius continued True, Benjamin C, gunsmith, house 4 Howard Trumbull, Andrew, brickmaker, s. High Trumbull, Thomas, brickmaker, s. High Tucker, Allen, innkeeper, 174 n. Market Tucker, Edward H., street commissioner and hcalt)'. inspector, 163 re. Market Tucker, widow Mary, 27 re. Pearl Tuey, Patrick, shoemaker, 535 s. Market Tuey, Thomas, clothing store, 195 s. Pearl Tuff's, Israel, res. at Franklin House Tufts, Joseph, accountant at 63Quay, boards at Wash­ ington Hall Tuff's, Joshua, merchant, 77 Quay, res. at Mansion House Tuffs, Lucien, fish and produce store 63 Quay, res. 74 Division Tullidge, Benjamin, hair dresser and variety stoves-. 446 s. Market and 8 Hamilton CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 161

Turner, Andrew, mason, 148 Lydius Turner, Cornelius, teamster, De Witt Turner, Isaac, north of Lumber, Arbor Hill Turner, John, baker, 28 Union Turner, John H., grocery and provision store, cor Lodge and Pine Turner, Pasco, cartman, 52 Lawrence Turner, Peter, laborer, 14 Jackson Turner, widow E., tailoress, 36 Hallenbake Turner, widow Mary, boarding house 3 Van Tromp Twaddle, James, laborer, 20 Malcom Tweed Dale, William A., principal Lancaster School, res. in Lancaster school buildings Tyler, Moses, stone ware manufacturer, 222, house 237 Washington u. Ugan, George, laborer, rear 534 s. Market Ullman, John J,, attorney &c, boards at 607 s. Market Underhill, Sidney, bar keeper at Fort Orange Hotel Underner, Conrad, musician, 23 Liberty Ure, John, laborer, 180 s. Pearl Usher, Matthew, butcher, in Centre Market, house 3S Third, Arbor Hill Utter, Gilbert, cooper, 30 Water Utter, James, 85 Church Utter, Samuel, stove mounter, 30 Water Utter, Silas, boarding house, 84 Washington V. Vail, Jesse, grate and fender manufactory, 271 n. .Mar­ ket, res. 28 n. Pearl Vail, Samuel, boarding house, 29 Hudson Valliant, Peter, engineer of steam boat, 12 Union Van Alen, Adam (Geo. Crawford jr. 8r Co.), res. Ill s. Pearl Van Alstyne, Jacob, 221 s. Pearl Van Alstyne, Martin, & Son (Matthew M.). hardware merchants, 357 s. Market O 2 162 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. VanAlstyne, Martin, house 224 n. Market Van Alstyne, Matthew M., res. 224 n. Market Van Antwerp, Henry, physician, office 21 Maiden lane, res. 44 Westerlo Van Antwerp, Stephen L., cabinet maker, 5 Church, up stairs, res. 44 Westerlo Van Antwerp, widow of Daniel L., 44 Westerlo Van Antwerp, Sarah, 246 s. Pearl Van Benthuisen, Benjamin X, globe maker, 242 State Van Benthuisen, Gerrit, carpenter, 19 Quackenbush Van Benthuisen, Gerrit, carpenter, 138 Lydius Van Benthuisen, Henry, shoemaker, 49 Hudson Van Benthuisen, John B., shoemaker, 33 Division Van Benthuisen, Watson, accountant, 107 Green Van Benthuysen, Benjamin, inapector of leather, office 57 Dean, house 85 Herkimer Van Benthuysen, Edward G., res. 52 Fayette Van Benthuysen, Obadiah R, {Packard # V. B., and Croswell, V. B. fy Burt), house 85 Lydius Van Benthuysen, William, 15 Van Schaick Van Bergen, Peter, cabinet maker, 55 Fox Van Bergen, Elizabeth, washerwoman, 13 Van Tromp Van Bramer, widow of James, 17 Washington Van Buren, John, attorney, office 55 State, res. at Con­ gress Hall Van Buren, John, physician, office 41, res. 43 Wash­ ington Van Buren, Peter, mason, 197 State Van Buren, William, hat and trunk store, 422 J. Mar­ ket, boards at Evert Wynkoop's Van Buren, widow Abigail, 96 Washington Van Buskirk, Martin I., boatman, 19 Dean Van Buskirk, widow Mary, 19 Dean Vance, George, shoemaker, 257 n. Market Vance, George jr., printer, 257 n. Market Vance, John, shoemaker, 255 re. Market Vance, widow Elizabeth, 8 Van Woert Vandenbergh, Abraham F. (Carr $ V.), res. 73 Di­ vision Vandenbergh, Andrew, 56 Rensselaer CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 1*3 Vandenbergh, Gerrit G., 101 Washington Vandenbergh, Gilbert, cartman, 12 Willett Vandenbergh, Henry, 58 Columbia Vandenbergh, John A., ship carpenter, 570 s. Market Vandenbergh. Richard, shoemaker, 148 n. Market Vandenbergh, William I., ship carpenter, 493 s. Market Vandenbergh, Mary, 35 re. Lansing Vanderbelt, Cornelius (Robinson «Sr V.), h. 48 Westerlo Vanderbogart, John, lamp lighter, 19 Capitol Vanderhoff, widow Eve, 188 s. Pearl Vanderlip, Dionysius R., fruit store and grocery, 465 s. Market Vanderlip, Elias, 465 s. Market Vanderlip, Elias G., laborer, 295 Washington Vanderlip, George R., lumber inspector, 9 Montgom­ ery Vanderlip, John, carpenter, 76 Franklin Vanderlip, Philip, 465 s. Market Vanderlip, Samuel S., coach painter, 31 Church Vanderheyden, Janet, 19 Columbia Vanderpoel, James, judge 3d circuit and vice chancel­ lor, office 50 State,, house 5 Elk Vanderroff, Matthew, carpenter, Lydius continued Vanderzee, Henry, clerk at Wm. Bagley's, res. Man­ sion House Vanderzee, Gertrude, Vanderzee, Margaret, nurse, 50 Hamilton Vandeusen, Cornelius, 166 re. Market Vandeusen, Henry R., boards at Hudson Street Hotel Vandeusen, James, shoemaker, 37 Steuben Vandeusen, Robert R., proprietor eastern and northern stages, office 418 s. Market, res. at Hudson Street Hotel Vandeusen, Samuel, 147 Lumber, Arbor Hill Vandeusen, Simon, brass founder, 37 n. Lansing Vandeusen, Stewart, rope maker, 76 Lawrence Vandeusen, Gertrude, 54 Howard Vandeusen, Catalina, 64 Howard Van Dyck, widow Huldah, 40 Orchard Van Epps, Bernard, livery stable, 41 Division, boards at Washington Hall 164 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Van Epps, Harperd V. D., attorney, office 46 State, res. Mount Hope, Bethlehem road VanEps, Hiram, clerk in Commercial Canallihe, res. 17 Dean Van Hagen, Jehoiakim, carpenter, shop 57 Dean, h. 68 Church Van Hagen, Peter, carpenter, 4l Maiden lane Van Hoesen, Hetty, 125 Lydius Van Hoesen, widow Mary, 233 «. Pearl Van Horn, Fredus, innkeeper, 122 Pier Van Ingen, James, boards at Mrs. Rawl's, 55 Chapel Van Ingen, Harmanus S., teller in Bank of Albany, house 70 Ferry Van Ingen, Philip S., notary public and clerk Albany Insurance co. 56 State, boards 55 Chapel Van Ingen, William Henry, res. 3 Rose alley Van Keuren, widow of John, grocer, 27 Van Schaick Van Loon, Barent, 86 Washington Van Loon, Peter, 42 Lydius Van Loon, Peter, cartman, 45 Water Van Ness, Jacob, carpenter, 32 Patroon Van Ness. John, shoemaker, shop 28 Union, house 19 Patroon Van Ness, John jr>, grocer and supervisor and assist ant alderman 5th Ward, 123 re. Market, house 63 Lumber Van Olinda, Henry, physician, 60 Hamilton cor. Green Van Olinda, Peter, physician, 60 Hamilton cor. Green Van Olinda, Peter, at Commercial Canal line, boards at A. S. Wescott's Van Orstrand, Charles, master tow boat Insurance, 1 Dallius Van Orstrand, Charles jr., printer, at Argus office, h. 1 Dallius Van Patten, Philip C, carpenter, 150 Lydius Van Pelt, Alexander, wheelwright 63 s. Pearl Van Rensselaer, Abraham L., 556 s. Market Van Rensselaer, Bernard S., surveyor general's clerk, office State Hall, house 112 State Van Rensselaer, Cornelius G., attorney, 50 n. Pearl Tan Rensselaer, John S., attorney &c, office 112, house 169 State CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 185 Van Rensselaer, Killian, clerk in post office, res. Tenir perance House Van Rensselaer, Killian K., 112 State Van Rensselaer, Philip S., office Stanwix Hall, house 87 State Van Rensselaer, Philip S., attorney, cor. Hallenbake Si Lydius Van Rensselear, Philip, clerk at Argus office, res. 19 Dallius Van Rensselaer, Rensselaer, clerk in post office, house 320 re- Market Van Rensselaer, Richard, Secretary of Firemen's In­ surance Company, office 44 State, h. 19 Steuben Van Rensselaer, Schuyler, clerk in post office, res. at Mrs. Fuller's Van Rensselaer, Solomon, post master, house 320 re. Market Van Rensselaer, Stephen, mansion, head of re. Market Van Rensselaer, Stephen jr. 38 n. Market Van Rensselaer, William P., attorney &c, office Stan­ wix Hall, res. at Stephen Van Rensselaer's man­ sion, head of re. Market Van Rensselaer, widow of Philip S., 87 State Van Santvoord, Anthony, 209 n. Market Van Santvoord, Henry, tobacconist, 8 Van Woert Van Santvoord, Miss Cornelia, dress maker, 28 Van Schaick Van Schaack, John, leather dresser, 43 Dean, house 42 Union Van Schaack, Levinus, carpenter, boards 73 s. Pearl Van Schaack, Stephen, variety store and house 392 *. Market Van Schaack, widow Margaret, 12 s. Lansing Van Schaick, J. B. & Co. (John B. V. S., Robert Martin and Simeon De Witt Bloodgood), propri­ etors Albany Daily Advertiser, 93 re. Pearl Van Schaick, John B., attorney &c, offices 75 State and 93 re. Pearl, house 45 re. Pearl Van Schaick, Tobias, 249 it. Market Van Schaick, widow Jane, 21 Fayette Van Schaick, Mrs. Margaret, 45*. Pearl 166 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Van Schaick, widow Wilmina, 13 Van Tromp Van Schelluyne, widow of Gerrit, 135 Washington Van Schoonhoven, John, wholesale and retail wine & tea store, 277 ». Market, house 73 re. Market Van Schoonhoven (John C.) & Rawls (Henry), medi­ cine store, 57 State Van Schoonhoven, John C, res. 49 n. Market Van Schoonhoven, widow of Cornelius, 49 re. Market Van Sicklen, widow Hester, boarding house, cor. Di­ vision and Union Van Steenbergh, James, grocer, 301 s. Pearl Van Steenbergh, widow of John B., 29 Maiden lane Van Valkenburgh, J. & B. (John and Bartholomew), dealers in lumber, office 1 n. Ferry Van Valkenburgh, Bartholomew, resides in village of Bath Van Valkenburgh, Daniel, silver plater, 30 Division Van Valkenburgh, John, house 24 n. Ferry Van Valkenburgh, John L. (Wells Sr V. V.), house 20 Liberty Van Vechten, Abraham, counsellor at law, office and house 222 re. Market Van Vechten, Gerrit W., accountant, 61 Fayette Van Vechten (Jacob T. B.) & Rhoades (Julius), at­ torneys, 1 Stanwix Hall Van Vechten, Jacob Ten Broeck, attorney, office 1 Stanwix Hall, house 45 Montgomery Van Vechten, Leonard G, at 44 State, res. 15 Mont­ gomery Van Vechten, Samuel, cartman, 25 Lumber Van Vechten, Teunis, attorney &c, office 44 State, house 15 Montgomery Van Voast, Albert (Boardman # V. V), house 48 Howard Van Volkenburgh, Eli, grocer, s. side Canal basin, house 55 n. Lansing Van Volkenburgh, William, grocer, 10 s. side Canal basin Van Volkenburgh, Mary, widow of John, 16 Van Woert Van Volkenburgh, widow of Rynier, 11 Van Woert. CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 167 * Van Vranken, David, 266 s. Pearl * Van Vranken, widow Sarah, 95 Bassett Van Waggoner, John P., tailor, 26 Van Schaick Van Wie, Benjamin, 21 Fayette Van Wie, Gerrit W., 139 Lumber, Arbor Hill Van Wie, Isaac, mason, 111 Hamilton Van Wie, John, carpenter, 35 Malcom Van Wie, Lansing, clerk in office of Albany Insurance Co., boards 111 Hamilton Van Wie, Peter, res. 78 Hudson Van Wie, Margaret, tailoress, 16 Store lane Van Wie, Rachel, 20 Daniels Van Wie, Misses Rachel and Agnes, 97 re. Market Van Zandt, Abraham, carpenter, 136 Lydius Van Zandt, Gerrit R., 41 Union Van Zandt John, 47 Hudson Van Zandt, John, painter, 122 Lydius Van Zandt (Joseph R.) & Hanford (George),mercha.nts, 409 s. Market Van Zandt, Joseph R., house 407 s. Market Van Zandt, William, mason, 70 Liberty Van Zandt, William I., 328 State Van .Zandt, William W., city superintendent northern district, office city hall, house 115 n. Market Van Zandt, Rebecca, 125 Lydius Vaughan, John, cartman, 34 s. Lansing Vaughan, widow Nancy, 34 s. Lansing Veazie, Henry, 555 s. Market Veazie, widow of Henry, 555 s. Market Veeder, David, shoemaker, 32 Chapel Veeder, Mrs. Harriet, teacher, 27 Lydius Vedder, John S., 4 Montgomery Vedder, Sarah, 18 Malcom Ventross, Thomas, carpenter, 32 s. Lansing Vernor, John T., surveyor of the port, house 25 Fay­ ette Verrier, Richard, at 97 State, boards 27 re. Pearl Vickrage, Henry, mason, rear 83 s. Pearl Vickers, John, grocer, 257 s. Pearl Vickers, William, laborer, rear 257 s. Pearl 168 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Vickers, widow Ann, 7 Rose Viles, Thomas W., at 456 s. Market, res. 10 Rose Virgil, Ebenezer, 66 Union Visscher, Gerrit, chairmaker, shop 1 Wilson, house 159 re. Market Visscher, Gerrit H., shoemaker, 35 Maiden lane Visscher, Harmin, 5S Orange Visscher, John, printer, at Packard & Van Benthuy- sen's, res. 92 re. Pearl Visscher, John V. S., shoemaker, 133 n. Market Visscher, jvidow Catharine, 65 Fox and 49 Columbia Visscher, widow of Sebastian, 92 re. Pearl Visscher, widow of Teunis, 88 n. Market Visscher, Miss, teacher, 92 re. Pearl Viven, Peter A.,combmaker, 54 Orchard Voider, Abel, potter, 419 State Voider, Caspar, potter, 419 State Volk, Thomas, marble cutter, 77 ». Pearl Voorhees, William, boot and shoe store, 463 J» Market Vorce, Joseph, botanic physician, 50 Lydius Vorce, Lydia, vegetable medicines &c, 50 Lydius Vosburgh, Abraham, 15 re. Market Vosburgh, Cornelius, shoe store 501, house 503 s. Market Vosburgh, Gerrit, 26 Van Woert Vosburgh, Isaac W. (Pruyn, Wilson 8f V.), res. 150 n. Market Vosburgh, John, mason, 33 Orchard Vosburgh, William, saddler, 293 Schenectady turnpike Vosburgh, William, mason, 158 re. Market Vosburgh, Mrs. Ann, 6 Van Woert Vosburgh, Lydia, widow of Jacob, 19 Quackenbush Vose (Elisha W) Si Loring (Thomas), turners in wood, ivory, iron and metals, 62 Herkimer. [See Ad­ vertisement.] Vose, Elisha W., house 62 Herkimer Vroman, Lawrence, laborer, Spring near Lark CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 169 w. Waddle, John J., grocer, cor. Green and Johnson Waddle, Samuel, grocery and provision store, 45 Co­ lonie Waddy, Samuel, blacksmith, 24 Fox Wadsworth, Frederick O., painter, shop 17 Hudson, up stairs, boards at 32 Hamilton Wadsworth, widow Ellen, 68 re. Pearl Wait, George, clerk at Daniel Wilcox's, res. 74 Li­ berty Wait, John, local Methodist Episcopal preacher, house 18 Dove Wait, Liberty, victualler, stalls 17 and 18 Centre Mar­ ket, house 20 Dove Wait, Thomas G., printer, house 59 Maiden lane Wait, Mrs. Betsey, teacher, 74 Liberty Walbridge, George (Baker # W.), house 64 Lydius Waldron, John C, constable, at justice's court room Waldron, Julia, widow of Henry, 21 Steuben 'Waldron, Jacob, laborer, 124 Lydius Walker, Ashbel, carpenter, 97 Beaver Walker, Frederick (Davis 8f W.) res. at Willard Walker's Walker, James, livery stable, 42 Division, house 67 Hamilton. [See Advertisement] Walker, James, gun instrument maker, h. 55 Church Walker, James, barkeeper at Washington Hall Walker, John, furrier, 28 Malcom Walker, George, res. at Willard Walker's Walker, Willard, office 64 Quay, house 64 Division Walker, William S., harness maker, 49 Montgomery Walker, widow of Stephen, 52 Fayette Wall, Daniel, cartman, 16 Bass Wall, John, rigger, cor. Rensselaer and Dallius Wall, widow of James, 64 Johnson Wallace, Andrew, furrier, 4 Rose Wallace, Christopher, 14 Van Schaick Wallace, Isaac, cooper, 10 Beaver Wallace, Moses, sen'r, laborer, 231 s. Pearl P 170 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Wallace, Moses, mason, 29 Clinton Wallace, Ojiver, grocer, cor. Chapel and Van Schaick Wallace, Robert, 66 Green Wallace, Thomas, at Mrs. Lockwood's, 56 n. Pearl Wallace, William, nailer, boards 333 Sch'y turnpike Waller, , potter, 213 Washington Walsh, James, attorney, res. 152 State Walsh, James, brewer, 8 Rose alley Walsh (John S.), Leonard (Herman) & Jackson (Wil­ liam), hardware merchants, 62 State Walsh, John S., house 152 State Walsh, John, furnaceman, 59 Lawrence Walsh, Patrick, laborer, 536 s. Market Walsh, William, attorney, Nut Grove, Bethlehem Road Walworth, Reuben Hyde, chancellor of state, office in Capitol, res. Saratoga Springs, when in city at Mrs. Lockwood's Wands, Abraham H., mason, Lydius continued Wands, Burgess, painter, Hallenbake s. of Lydius Wands, John B., baker, bakery 23, house 55 Division Wands, John W, mason, Lydius continued Wands, Robert S., teamster, 142 Lydius Wands, Thomas O., printer, boards at 26 Maiden lane Wands, Mrs., 33 Orchard Ward, Jacob, furnaceman, 12 Union Ward, James, tailor, boards at L. Candee's Ward, fohn O, carpenter, shop and house Hudson between. Eagle and Hallenbake Ward, Matthew, laborer, 41 Lumber Ward, Patrick, laborer, 1 Malcom Ward, Robert Ewing (Many Sr W.), house 6 Jay Ward, Timothy, laborer, 1 Chapel Ward, widow Sarah,^ Lumber Waring, Frankiinj tailor, boards Fort Orange Hotel Waring, Thomas B., cartman, 9 re. Lansing Warner, Ebenezer C., attorney, hoards L. Candee's Warner, Elias, clerk in comptroller's office, res. 57 n. Pearl ( . Warner, Owen, produce buyer, 15 Knox CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY- 171 Warner, William I., boards 82 Green Warren, Clement, livery stable 26 Steuben, boards at Maiden Lane Saloon Warren, George (Steele % tW.), 71 Division Warren, Harvey (Campbell $ W.,) res. at Mrs. De Witt's Warren, John H, tallow chandler, 42 Beaver Warren, Seth James, shoemaker, 21 Pine Warren, Thompson M., books and stationary, 56 Quay Warren, widow, grocer, 5 Lawrence Washington, Patrick, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Wasson (James D.) & Jewell (Volkert D.), livery sta­ ble, Middle lane Wasson, James D., alderman 2d Ward and door keep­ er to Senate, house 22 Fayette Wasson, John G., clerk of justice's court, house 207 State Wasson, William G., clerk in comptroller's office, res. 207 State Waterman, Isaac, shoemaker, 237 »• Market Waterman, Jeremiah, dry goods merchant, store and house 63 Washington Waterman, Robert, chairmaker, 75 Colonie Waterman, Robert, boot and shoe store 401 s. Market, house 53 s. Pearl Waterniin, widow Mary, 83 Colonie Waterman, widow Sarah, 21 Fayette Waters, John, shoemaker, 6 Maiden lane Waters, Samuel A., res. Temperance House Waters, widow Elizabeth, 273 ». Market Watkins, Theophilus, grocery and.proYigion store, 291 Washington Watson, Asa (Laisdell'% W.), house 86 Columbia Watson, Ebenezer, clerk in comptroller's office,.res. 19 Columbia Watson, James, laborer, 65 Maiden lane Watson, Joseph, cooper, 6 Maiden lane Watson, Samuel, carpenter, 30. Malcom. Watson, Stephen, steward.of.Albany.Academy and sexton St. Peter's church, res. basement Albany Academy 172 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Watson, Thomas T., clothing store, 440 s. Market Watson, William, painter, 93 State, res. 61 Maiden lane Watson, William, laborer, 247 Washington Watson, Lydia, boarding house, 21 Hudson Watts, Charles H., boards at Mansion House Waud, John M., sale and exchange stable, 33 Hudson Waugh, Thomas, grocer, 110 Schuyler Waugh, Elizabeth, 320 Schenectady turnpike Wayne, Jane, widow of William, 1 Pine Weaver, Henry, governor's messenger, res. in the Ca­ pitol, east side Weaver, Henry, laborer, rear 101 Washington Weaver, Isaiah L., clerk in comptroller's office, boards at Garret Wynkoop's Weaver, John, cartman and inspector of bread, 51 Union Weaver, William, inspector and admeasurer of wood and timber, and measurer of stone, 51 Lydius Weaver, widow Ann, 25 Daniels Webb, Bernard, shoemaker, Hudson, near Lark Webb, George, laborer, 61 Malcom Webb (Henry L.) Si Douglas (Alfred), importers of china, glass and earthenware, 51 State Webb, Henry L., res. at Eagle Tavern Webb, Henry B., carpenter, 31 Water Webb, Henry York, Knox near State Webb, Henry York jr., victualler, stall No. 19 Centre Market, res. 1 Howard Webb, James, tailor, 16 Van Zandt Webb, John G., general light and lamp store, 315 n. Market, house 68 Columbia Webb, William, laborer, 61 Malcom Webster, Alonzo, printer, 32Fayette Webster, Anthony, carpenter, 594 s. Market Webster (Charles R.) & Skinners (Charles and Elisha W.), bookstore, printing office and bindery, cor. State and re. Pearl Webster, Charles R.. house 73 State Webster, Chauncey, editor and publisher of Religious Monitor, 107 Green CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 173 Webster, Horace B., wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, 26 State, res. 81 State Webster, James R., res. 39'Bass Webster, John, at 26 State, res. 81 Slate Webster, Joseph H., livery stable, 15 Store lane, house 39 Bass Webster, Joshua, grocer, 284 Washington Webster, (Matthew Henry) & Co. (Lewis C Beck), manufacturers of enamelled hollow ware, Johnson below Ferry Webster, Matthew Henry, attorney &c, office 66 State, res. 83 State Webster, Matthew Howard, clerk 26 State, res. 81 State Webster, Philo S., printer, res. 32 Fayette Webster,'Thomas, shoemaker, 54 n. Pearl Webster, William, mason, 38 Third, Arbor Hill Webster, William, musical instrument maker, 8 Wil­ liam Webster, Sarah, widow of George, 81 State Webster, widow of George C, 32 Fayette • Webster, Charles, 112 Fox Weed, George W., grocery and provision store, Law­ rence re.sid e Canal basin Weed, Grant, 21 Lawrence, n. side Canal basin Weed, Samuel R., saddle and harness maker, 435 t. Market, res. Montgomery Hall Weed, Smith, 32 Dove, cor Washington Weed, Thurlow, editor Evening Journal, office 71 State, house 104 Green Welch, Bartholomew T., pastor Baptist Church, house 52 Westerlo Welch, James, mathematical instrument maker, 21 Store lane Welch, John, blacksmith, 43 Liberty Welch, Michael, laborer, IS Lumber Welch, Michael, laborer, 34 Rensselaer Welch, Patrick, laborer, 134 w. Market Welch, Patrick, laborer, 44 Rensselaer Welch, Peter, pedler, Arbor Hill, north of Lumber Welch, William, butcher, 10 William P2 174 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Welch, William, mason, 8 Lydius Welsh, George W, superintendent of Alms House, res. at Alms House Welsh, Samuel, 61 Colonie Welsh, widow Catharine, 65 William Weldon, John, furrier, 24 Malcom Weldon, Joshua, 45 Washington Weldon, widow Mary, 35 Rensselaer Wellington, Jonas C, baker, 233 Washington Wells (Agur) & Van Valkenburgh (John L.), leather and finding store 30 State Wells, Agur, house 24 Liberty WelU, Daniel A., grocer, 41 Van Schaick Wells, Hezekiah, boot and shoe store, 380 s. Market, house 68 Westerlo Wells, Miss Hannah B., milliner, 94 n. Pearl, Dextet's buildings Wells, Miss Rhoda, tailoress, 32 Division Wemple, Peter J., carpenter, 152 Lydius Wendell, Harmanus O, collector for 3d Ward, 39 Co­ lumbia Wendell, Herman, physician, office 31, res. 33 Co­ lumbia Wendell, James O, 32 Hamilton Wendell, John L., reporter supreme court, 125 State Wendell, Peter, physician, office 31, h. 33 Columbia Wendell, Philip, deputy clerk of supreme court, office State Hall, res. 108 State Wendell, Misses, (family of the late John H), 23. Steuben Wendell, Misses, 108 State Wentworth, Jacob, carpenter, 140 Lydius Westcott, Amos S., proprietor Canal Coffee House, 424 «. Market and II Division Wesley, James E., grocer, 195 Washington West, Joel, boarding house, 43 Water West, J acob, 118 s. Pearl West, Rensselaer, miller, 105 n. Market West, widow Eunice, 11 Clinton West, Maria, widow of John, boarding house 57 Hudson CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 175 * West, George, 30 Union Westeen, George N., tailor, 472 s. Market Westerlo, Rensselaer, attorney Sic, house 64 re. Pearl Westervelt, Mrs. Jane, 100 Washington Wetsell, Jacob, millwright, 109 Beaver Whale, William, professor of dancing, class rooms Stanwix Hall, house 4 Van Tromp Whalen, Jeremiah, rear 26 re. Ferry Whalen, Nicholas, rear 22 Beaver, h. 35 Church Whalen, Thomas, segar maker, Hawk, Arbor Hill Whalen, William, laborer, 11 Chapel Wharton, William A., druggist, 365 s. Market, house 54 Westerlo Wheaton, Henry G., attorney &a office 75 State, h. 174 State Wheeler,.Ephraim, 109 Green Wheeler, , attorney, res. 32 Hamilton Wheeler, Rebecca, 7 Howard Whelpley, Heman.C'., attorney, office 68 State, house 84 Lydius Whelpley, James, proprietor Utica House, cor. s. Mar­ ket and Church Whelpley, James M., copper plate printer, office Law Buildings, 2 Beaver, res. at Utica House Whipple, Barnum, skipper, cor. s. Market and Wes­ terlo Whipple, Solomon, dealer in lumber, 91 Pier, house 79 Columbia Whipple, William, chair maker, boards 102 Green Whish, John, gardener, north of Cassidy's slaughter, house Whitaker, Joseph, skipper, 16 John Whitaker, Rudolph, rear 207 Washington White, Andrew (Hofman if W.), house 29 Chapel White, James, proprietor National Garden, &c, 106 n. Market White, James C, physician and surgeon, office No. 5, Webster's Buildings, re. Pearl, res. 14 s. Pearl White, James R., brickmaker, 19 Capitol White, John, ship carpenter, 103 Water White, John G., maltster, 276 Washington 176 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. White, Martin, potter, Lark near State White, Nathaniel, bookbinder, house 62 Westerlo White (William), Barker (Charles) Si Co (Samuel Pruyn), brewers, office and brewery 9 Dean White, William, (W., Barker $ Co.), house 8 Dean White, William, laborer, 33 Liberty White, widow Matilda, 42 John White, widow Susan, 2 Montgomery White, widow, Spring west of Lark 'White, Austin, hair dresser, 136 State, house 37 Swan Whitehead, John, grocer, 260 Washington Whiteley, Joshua, stone cutter, 34 Malcom Whitesides, William, 115 re. Market Whitesides, widow Catharine, 31 Second, Arbor Hill Whitford, John, laborer, 7 Lydius Whiting, John (Dows 4f W.), res. Mansion House Whitlock, Robert, lumber merchant, office 60 Pier, h. 13 Patroon Whitney, Amaziah, Carpenter, boards 23 Westerlo Whitney, (Chauncey) Si Cluett (John), tin and sheet iron workers, 12 Beaver Whitney, Chauncey, house 103 n. Market Whitney, Charles, saddler, harness and trunk maker, 64 Washington Whitney, Hezekiah W., cartman, 66 s. Pearl Whitney, James, shoemaker, 37 s. Pearl Whitney, James Fordyce, grocery and provision store, 148 and 150 Water, n. side Canal basin Whitney, John W., keeper Maiden Lane Saloon, 28 Maiden lane V/hitney, R. H., grocer, 1 s. side Canal basin Whitney, Sellick, skipper, 20 Dallius Whitney, William, stove manufacturer, 77, house 84 Green Whitney, widow Margaret, 48 Malcom Whittier, Mitchell, silver plater, 35 Hamilton Wickes, Jonas, deputy county clerk, office 11 City Halt, house 19 Fayette cor. Hawk Wier, Hugh, gardener, 116 Second, Arbor Hill Wiggins, Charles, tailor, shop 233 re. Market, house 55 Colonie CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 177

Wilbur, Alvin, proprietor Eastern Hotel, 607 s. Market Wilbur, Stephen Van Rensselaer (Isdell Sr W.), res. cor. Division and Union Wilbur, Richard, 39 Second, Arbor Hill Wilby, Thomas, Schenectady turnpike Wilcox, Daniel, wholesale and retail grocer and super­ visor of 4th Ward, 480 and 482 s. Market, house 27 Dallius Wilcox, George, nursery aud seedsman, 74 n. Market Wilcox, Sylvester, propietor Western Hotel, 140 State Wilcox, William, victualler, stall No. 16 Centre Mar­ ket, boards 14 s. Pearl Wilcox, William, gardener, Lydius continued Wilcox, Miss Elizabeth, miHiner, 443 s. Market, res. at Sylvester Wilcox's Wilder, Amasa, fancy dry good store, 81 Washington, res. at David Shield's Wilder (Ephraimjr.), Hastings (Seth) Si Co. (Jason Paige and John P. Cassidy), wholesale dealers in dry goods, 52 State Wilder, Ephraimjr., res. at City Hotel Wilder, John N., cl'k at 52 State, res. at Mrs. Pease's Wildman, William W., comb maker, 58 re. Lansing Wilds, widow Jane, washerwoman, 108 s. Pearl Wiley, James, laborer, 13 Capitol Wiley, William, laborer, 70 Johnson Wilkie, Adam, boards 14 Beaver Wilkie, Frederick, clerk at Merchants' Line, boards at Rasey's Hotel Wilkins, Edward, shoemaker, shop 63 Quay, house 45 Union Wilkins, Henry, shoemaker, 33 Lawrence, n. side of Canal Basin Wilkinson, Jacob, rectifier and distiller, 25 Dean, h. 43 Swan Wilkinson, James, boot and shoe maker, 224 s. Pearl Wilkinson, Peter, coach maker, 41 Union Wilkinson, Ann, widow of Thomas, 229 s. Pearl Wilks, John, plasterer, 7 Maiden lane Wilks, widow Susan, 126 State 178 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Willard (John) Si Lawrence (Thomas jr.), dealers in hides, oil and leather, 17 State Willard, John, house 175 re. Market Willard, Thomas S., innkeeper,Gibbonsville,Troy road Willard, William, currier, 35 Dean W illett, Edward S., hat and cap store, 424 i. Market, res. 102 Green Willett, John, basket maker, 207 Washington Willett, widow Margaret, 67 Orange Williams, Andrew, butcher, 100 Franklin Williams, Edward, dry goods merchant, 399 s. Market, res. Mansion House Williams, Henry, baker, 24 Van Schaick Williams, Henry, 159 Lumber, Arbor Hill Williams, Henry A., agent for N. Y., Albany and Troy steam towing association, office 61 Quay, house 17 Westerlo Williams, Henry F., boards at 26 s. Pearl Williams, Heniy J., upholsterer and cabinet maker, warehouses 27 State and 499 s. Market, new and second hand furniture warehouse and res. 102 s. Pearl Williams, Hezekiah, provision store, 80 s. Pearl Williams, Israel, attorney &c. and alderman 3d Ward, office 310 re. Market, house 23 Columbia Williams, James, shoemaker, 566 s. Market Williams, James, hair dresser and grocer, 6 Columbia . Williams, John H., 19 Franklin Williams, Joseph O, wine and tea store, 8 s. Pearl, res. 19 Franklin Williams, Joeiah B., lumber merchant, 88 Pier, res. Temperance house Williams, Piatt, physician, office 227, h. 225 re. Market Williams, Piatt, overseer of float in River basin, house 7 Liberty Williams, Samuel B., at 399 s. Market, res. Mansion House Williams, Watkin, coach maker, 46 Church Williams, William, furnaceman, 71 Orange Williams, William, boards at Western Hotel CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 179 Williams, widow of Elisha, 1 Capitol Williams, Mrs. Harriet A., dress maker and children's fancy clothing store, 40 Green Williams, Mrs. Margaret G., 24 Beaver •Williams, James, waiter, 5 Capitol 'Williams, Rev. Richard, 60 Washington * Williams, Samuel, tailor, 3 Chapel Williamson, Barney, drayman, 541 s. Market Williamson, Isaac D., pastor Universalist Church, 42 Westerlo Williamson, John, 14 Daniels Williamson, John, carpenter, 198 s. Pearl Willis, John, musician, boards at Fort Orange Hotel •Willis, James, laborer, 7 Chapel Wilson, Abraham F.(Pruyn, W. 8f Vosburgh), house 2 Wilson cor. re. Market Wilson, Alexander, boatman, 76 re. Pearl Wilson, Benjamin, 156 re. Market Wilson, Claudius V., clerk Penn Yan and Bath line boards at H. H. Treat's Wilson, Ebenezer, packer of provisions, stall No. 12 Centre Market, house 25 Beaver Wilson, George, innkeeper, 267 Washington Wilson, George W., shoemaker, 51 Fox Wilson, James, grocer, 13 Van Schaick Wilson, James, 32 Union Wilson, James, carpenter, 40 Johnson Wilson, James, laborer, 624 s. Market Wilson, (James A.) Si Monteath (Peter), merchants, 48 Quay Wilson, James A., house 73 Division Wilson, Jesse P., porter house, 8 Hudson Wilson, John, segar maker, 86 William Wilson, John, stone cutter, 42 Water Wilson, John, wool dealer, 89 Herkimer Wilson, John A., grocer, 150 re. Market Wilson, Joseph, merchant, 8 Wilson, h. 163 re. Market Wilson, Richard L., cl'k at 42 State, res. 58 Columbia Wilson, Robert, carpenter, 150 *. Pearl Wilson, Robert, shoemaker, 8 Chapel Wilson, Stephen, teacher, 54 Hamilton 180 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Wilson, Stewart, mason, 73 Hudson Wilson, Thomas, painter, 11 Fayette W'ilson, widow Ann, 113 Beaver Wilson, widow Eliza, 8 Jay Wilson, widow Elizabeth, 11 Fayette Wilson, Mrs. Hannah, boarding house, 26 re. Pearl Wilson, widow of John, globe maker, 114 Green Wilt, Peter, victualler, stall No. 11 Centre Market, boards at John Bush's s. side Centre Market Winants, Josiah, soap and candle factory, 22 Chapel, house 18 Van Schaick Winchell, Mrs. Esther, milliner, 36 State Winchester, Samuel, lumber dealer, 96 Water Wing, Halsey R., student at law, 67 State, boards 130 State Wing, Joel A., physician, office 98 State, house6 Cap­ itol Park Winne, D. D. & W. (Daniel D. and William), dry goods merchants, 447 s. Market Winne, Daniel D., house 15 Hamilton Winne, Daniel K., chair maker, 63 n. Lansing Winne, David P., dry goods merchant, 445 s. Market, house 25 Hamilton Winne, David S., 26 Fox Winne, Gilbert, turnkey at jail, cor. Eagle & Howard Winne, Giles K., printer, at Daily Advertiser office, h. 38 Patroon Winne, Isaac, Rail Road office 115 State, house 6 Capitol Winne, Jacob, carpenter, 8 Jay Winne, Jacob L., merchant, 167 n. Market and 6 s. side Canal basin, house 23 Orchard Winne, James, dry goods merchant, 371 s. Market, h. 16 Quackenbush Winne, Jellis jr., cashier Bank of Albany, house 264 n. Market Winne, Jellis D., at Cultivator office, 67 State, res. 246 re. Market Winne, John {Alvord it W.), house 16 Jay Winne, John L., 165 n. Market Winne, Martin, 60 Rensselaer CHn>»*» Ai/HAWY-DTRErCYOaY. lfi]

Winne, Peter P., teamster, 73 s. Pearl Winne, Walter, pilot, 594 ». Market ' Winne, William (D. D. Sf W. Winne), res. 138 N. Market Winne, William B., post office messenger, 63 Orange Winne, William I., merchant and assistant alderman 1st Ward, 114, house 116 ». Pearl Winne, A., widow of Daniel I., 246 re. Market Winne, Cornelia, widow of Francis D.,694 s. Market Winne, Elizabeth, grocer, 254 a. Pearl Winslow, Richard, flour store, 79 Quay, house 10' Quackenbush Winston, Edward, blacksmith, 48 Liberty Winten, widow Janet, 35 Fox Wisely, James, laborer, 20 Jackson Witbeck, Gerrit T., clerk in canal collector's office, boards at Mrs. Fuller's Witbeck, Volkertjr., teacher, Schuyler cor.». Pearl Withers, Francis, engineer, 72 Johnson Withers, John, grocer, 57 Rensselaer Witt, Merrick, blacksmith, 201'Washington Witt, Slillman, clerk at Nott's Furnace, Washington Wood, Abraham F., barkeeper at City Hotel Wood, Bradford R., attorney &c, office Atheneum. buildings re. Market, res. Mrs. Loekwood's, n. Pearl Wood, David (Seymour, W. & Co.), residence at Mrs. Lockwood's Wood, Horace W., coach maker, 33 Lydius Wood, Jonathan, master of tow boat, 61 Division Wood, Richard, keeper of Star House Tavern, 165 - s. Pearl Wood, Samuel George, inspector of staves and head­ ing, 597 «. Market Wood, William, laborer, 281 «- Pearl Wood, William, boards at 64 Montgomery Wood, Anna, widow of Anthony, 239 s. Pearl Wood, Eliza, 27 Van Woert Wood, widow Lucy, boarding house, 73 Westerlo Woodburn, Lewis, dealer in dry goods, 54 State,- house 106 Green 182 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.' Woodbury, Hannah, 20 Chapel Woodhall, William, carpenter, 207 s. Pearl Woodhouse, Rev. Charles, res. at I. D. Williamson's Woodhull, John, comedian, bds at Pearl Street House Woodruff, Halsey, mason, 72 Division Woodruff, James, lumber merchant, 23 and 24 Pier, house 140 re. Market Woodruff, Samuel M. (Reynolds Sf W.), attorney, of­ fice 55 State, res. at Mrs. Lockwood's Woods, James, laborer, 86 Fox Woods, widow Margaret, 18 John Woodward, John, carpenter, 34 Malcom Woodworth, David, 67 Lumber Woodworth, John, office 36 Maiden lane, house 82 n. Pearl Woodworth, Westerlo, attorney, office 381 s. Market, res. 82 re. Pearl Woolensack, Matthias, shoemaker, 228 re. Market Wooley, Collins R., cedar cooper, 118, res. 122 Wash­ ington Woolsey, Elijah, victualler, stall No. 13 Centre Mar­ ket, house 9 Union Wooster, David, grocer, 229 s. Pearl Worcester, Eldad, attorney, office 124 State, house Hudson near Eagle Worcester, Ezra, tinman, 271 s. Pearl Worcester, John, boards at Eagle Street Hotel Worden, Joseph, laborer, 77 Washington Wormer, Frederick V., 14 Pine Wormer, Daniel, innkeeper, Pine Street House, IS • Pine Wormer, Peter V., dealer in dry goods and groceries, 19 Pine, res. 12 Pine Worth, David, 271 re. Market Worth, Solon, white washer, 5 Division Worth, William E., cabinet maker, 22 Bass Worthington, Denison (Gilbert §• W.), h. 60 Howard Wright, Chauncey L., clerk 48 Quay, up stairs, res 31 Green Wright, Ebenezer, brickmaker, 30 Jay CHILD'S ALBANY-DIRECTORY. 183 Wright, George, veterinary surgeon, stable Montgom­ ery cor. Columbia, house 23 Fox Wright, Henry, waterman, 262 s. Pearl Wright, John, grocery and provision store, 29 Wash­ ington Wright, John, cabinet maker, 306 Washington Wright, Justus, 128 s. Pearl Wright, Moses B., clerk M. & F. Bank, boards at Mrs. De Witt's Wright, Nathaniel W., silver plater, coach lace and coach lamp manufacturer, 15 Green, res. at Man­ sion House Wright, Roswell, 107 Beaver Wright, Silas, U. S. senator, when in city, at the Man­ sion House Wright, Thomas (Relyea #• W.), house 70 Division Wright, William, mason, boards 113 s. Pearl Wright, William, mason, 17 Van Schaick Wright, widow Paulina, rear 165 Green Wrightson, Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Van Tromp Wybourn, John, gardener, 121 State Wyckoff, John L., grocery and provision store, cor. re. Pearl and Van Tromp, res. 26 n. Pearl Wyckoff, Samuel O, bookseller, res. 10 n. Pearl Wyman, Horace, attorney, office 10 City Hall, res. 99 Washington Wynkoop, Evert, merchant and proprietor of Pearl Street House, 70 s. Pearl Wynkoop, Garret, tavern and boarding house, 30 Ea­ gle cor. Maiden lane Wynkoop, Herman G., druggist, 308 re. Market, house 14 Orange Wynkoop, James J., clerk in supreme court clerk's of­ fice, res. at Mra Mahan's Wynkoop, Peter, 103 Lydius Wynkoop, M. G., druggist, 308 re. Market, house 14; Orange Y. Yale, Charles, at 19 Green, res. 59 Maidenlane Yates, Benjamin, coppersmith, 69 Fox .J 212 CHILD'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. Yates, John C, attorney, office and residence 106 State Yates, John Van NesB, attorney &c, office and house 106 State Yates, Metcalf, attorney, res. 69 State Yates, Richard, cashier N. Y. State Bank, 69 State Yates, Richard, 35 Orange Yates, widow of John W., 69 State Yates, Mrs. Rachel, 40 Hudson Yeager, John, carpenter, 49 Van Schaick Youd, Robert, leather dresser, 303 s. Pearl Young, Jacob D., cooper, shops 55 Dean and 85 Quay, house 85 Quay - Young, James, cooper, shop and house Embargo alley Young, James G (Root # Y.), office Pier, house 114 n. Market Young, John, cartman, 27 Lumber Young, John, stucco worker, 62 Schuyler Young, widow Catharine, 13 Fayette z. Zeh, David, innkeeper, 38 and 40 Hawk Zeh, Elias, at David Zeh's Zielman, Gabriel, 145 Lumber, Aibor Hill •Zebra, Sylva, fortune teller, rear 165 s. Pearl Zimmer, widow Catharine, 3 Washington