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CONTAINING The names, occupation and place of residence of all heads of families, firms, and those doi ug business in the City, in correct alphabetical arrangement. Also much other useful and interesting matter.

ALBANY : PUBLISHED BY L. G. HOFFMAN, 18-17.

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STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS, &c. All the streets running west from the river, commence their numbers at the eastern boundary. All those running- parallel with the river, (excepting Broad­ way, Nonh Pearl, 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, fronfs on Eagle and Elk sis and Capitol Park Alexander s(, from s. Pearl to Eagle, 1st *. Bassett Aim House Square, fronts on Gansevoort, Snipe, Perry and Ferry Arch st, from River to Alms L^-.tse square, 1st s. Ferry Bassett st, from River to s. Pearl, 2nd s. Schuyler Bleecker si, from River to s. Pearl, 1st s. Lydius Beaver st, from Broadway to Eagle, 1st s. State. Bradford st, Snipe to western boundary, 1st s. Schuyler turnpike Broadway, from north boundary to south boundary Broad st, from Lydius to s. boundary, 1st w. s. Pearl

€anal Basin, fronts Water, Lawrence, Montgomery and Dewitt Canal st, from n. Pear] to Snipe Capitol Park, fronts on Eagle and State sts ar,u Academy Park Catharine st, from Clinton to Swan Centre st, from Lumber to Canal Basin Cherry st, from River to Franklin, 1st s. Schuyler Church st, from Ferry to Broadway, 1st west Broadway Chapel st, from State to Patroon, st west n. Pearl Chesnut st, from Hawk to Lark, 1st*. State Cortland st, from Delaware turnpike to Alms House Square Colonie st, from Water to western boundary Columbia st, from River to Eajrie, 3d n. State Clinton Square, fronts on n. Pearl, Patroon and Orange Clinton st, from southern boundary to Arch Dallius st, from southern boundary to Lydius, 1st east Green Daniels st, from Beaver to Eagle Dean st, from Steuben to Hu- son, 1st west Quay Delaware square, fronts on Delaware turnpike, Ferry, Lark and Lydius Delaware st, from Clinton to Eagle Dennison st, from Broadway to Liberty De Wilt st, from Canal Basin to Broadway Diagonal st, from Liberty to junction of Hudson and Union Division si, from River to «. Pear], 3d south of State 4 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

Dove st, from northern to southern boundary, 3d west Eagle Eagle st, from southern boundary to Canal Elizabeth st, from Arch to southern boundary Elk st, from Eagle to western boundary, 2nd n. Washington Erie st, from southern boundary to Schenectady turnpike Exchange st, from River to Broadway, 1st north State Fayette st, from Academy Park to Swan Ferry st, from River to Eagle, 3d south Lydius First st, from Ten Broeck to western boundary Franklin st, from Lydius to southern boundary, 1st east south Pearl Fulton st, from Lydius to Plain, 1st west south Pearl Gansevoort st, River to western boundary, southernmost st Grand st, from Beaver to Arch Hawk s', from northern to southern boundary, 1st west Eagle Hamilton st, from River to western boundary, 1st north Xjydius Hare st, from head of Orange to western boundary Herkimer st, from River to south Pearl Howard st; from s. Pearl to Eai;'e, 1st south Slate Hudson si, from River to western boundary Hudson Square, fronts on Washington, Partridge and Ontario High st, from Slate to Lydius, 2nj west Eagle

Jackson st, Colonie to Spencer, b. Broadway and Montgomery- James st, State to Columbia, between Broadway and Pearl Jay st, from Eagle to Lark, 3d south State John st, from River to Franklin, 1st north Ferry Jefferson st, from Eagle to Delaware Square, 1st s. Lydius Knox st, from Elk to southern boundary, 1st west Lark Lark st, from southern boundary to Patroon, 4th west Eagle Lawrence st, from River to Broadway, 1st north Canal Basin Lewis Alley, from Grand, west Lumber st, from River to western boundary, 3d s. Canal Basin Lydius st, from River to western boundary Lancaster st, from Eagle to western boundary, 2d s. State Lodge st, from Beaver to Columbia, 2d west north Pearl Liberty st, from Hudson to Lydius, 1st west Broadway Maiden-lane, from River to Eagle, 1st north State Mercer st, from Delaware turnpike to Alms House Square Montgomery st, from Steuben to northern boundary Morris st, from Delaware Square to northern boundary Morton st, from Clinton to Dove Mulberry st, from River to Franklin, 3d south Lydius North Ferry st, from Bath Ferry to Broadway North Lansing st, from River to Broadway, 2d south Canal Basin North Pearl st, frem State to northern boundary HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 5

North Square fronts on Lark, Fox, Knox and Elk Norton st, (late Store Lane) from Green to south Pearl Nucella st, from River to Gansevoort Ontario st, northern to southern boundary, 2d west Alms House Orange st, from River to Hare, 4th north State Park st, from State to Lancaster, 1st west Eagle Partridge st, from southern boundary to Schenectady turnpike Patroon st, from Broadway to wes:ern boundary, 6th n. State Perry st, beginning at Alms house square, s. to n. boundary- Pier, runs from foot of Hamilton, north 4323 feet, and 80 feet broad to the foot of Lawrence st, forming a b sin of an area of 32 and l-10th acres Pine st, from Chapel to Eagle, 2nd north State Philip st, from Lydius to Hudson, 3d west south Pearl Plain st, from south Pearl to Philip, 1st south Hudson Pleasant st, from Western to Schenectady turnpike Plumb st, from River to Franklin, 1st south Bassett Providence st, from Delaware turnpike to Alms house square Quackenbush st, from River to Broadway, 1 st north Orange Quail st, from northern to southern boundary, 1st w. Almsh. Quay st, along the dock, from southern to northern boundary Rensselaer st, from River to ». Pearl, 2d south Ferry Robin st, from Alms house square to Washington, 1st w. Snipe Rose st, from Hamilton to Lydius, 1st west Green Sand st, from Lark to western boundary Schuyler st, from River to Clinton, 4th south Ferry Second st, from Ten Broeck to western boundary South Lansing st, from River to Franklin, 1st south Herkimer South Pearl st, from State to Gansevoort Spencer st, from River to Broadway, i st south Lumber Spraee st, from Eagle to Lark, 1st north Elk State st from River to western boundary Steuben st, from River to Eagle, 2d north State Snipe st, beginning at Alms house, to northern boundary- Swan st, from southern to northern boundary, 2nd w. Eagle

Ten Broeck st, from Patroon to Colonie, 1st w. n. Pearl Third st, lrom Ten Broeck to western boundary Union s*, from Lydius to Hudson, 2d west Broadway Van Tromp st, from Broadway to n. Pearl, 1st north Columbia Van Schaick st, from n. Pearl to Hare, 1st west Canal Van Woert st, from Broadway to western boundary Vine st, from River to Franklin, south Nucella Warren st, from Eagle to Alms house square, 2d south Ferry Washington at, Academy and Capitol Parks to.w. boundary 6 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

Washington Square, fronts on State, Knox, Lydius and WilleM Water st, from northern boundary to Steuben, 1st west Quay Westerlo st, from River to Delaware Square, 2d south Lydius William st, from Hudson to Howard, 1st west south Pearl Wilson st, from Broadway to Ten Broeck, 1st south Lumber Willett st, from State to Lydius, 1st west Lark Yates st, from Delaware Square to western boundary HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

AN ACT

For the division and equalization of the wards of the city of Albany, and for other purposes. [Passed March 30th, 1841.] FIRST WARD.—Beginning at a point where the south bounds of the city intersect the west line of Rensselaer street, thence running north along the east bounds of the city to a point op­ posite the centre of Arch street; thence westerly through the centre of Arch street to the centre of Hallenbake street; thence northerly through the centre of Hallenbake street to the centre of Arch street from the west; thence westerly through the centre of Arch street to the centre of Eagle street; thence southerly through the centre of Eagle street to the south bounds of the city; thence easterly along said south bounds to the place of beginning.

SECOND WARD.—Beginning at the intersection of the centre of Arch street with the east bounds of the city; and running thence northerly along the said bounds of the city to a point opposite the centre of Herkimer street; thence westerly along the centre of Herkimer street to the centre of Pearl street;— thence southerly along the centre of Pearl street to the centre of Westerlo street; thence westerly along the centre of Westerlo street to the centre of Hallenbake street; thence northerly along the centre of Hallenbake street to the centre of Westerlo street from the west; thence westerly along the centre of Westerlo street to the centre of Eagle street; thence southerly along the centre of Eagle street to the centre of Arch street; thence east­ erly along the centre of Arch street to the centre of Hallenbake street; thence Southerly along the centre of Halenbake street to the centre of Arch street from the east; thence easterly along the centre of Arch street to the east bounds of the city and place of beginning.

THIRD WARD.—Beginning at a point in the easterly bounds of the city opposite the centre of Herkimer street; and running thence northerly along said east bounds to a point opposite the centre of Hamilton street; thence westerly along the centre of Hamilton street to the centre of Eagle street; thence southerly along the centre of Eagle street to the centre of Westerlo street; 8 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. thence easterly along the centre of Westerlo street to the cen­ tre of Hallenbake street; thence southerly along the centre of Hallenbake street to the centre of Westerlo street frorh the east; thence easterly through the centre of Weslerlo street to the centre of Pearl street; thence northerly through the cen­ tre of Pearl streetto the centre ot Herkimer street; thence east­ erly along the centre of Herkimer street to the place of be­ ginning.

FOURTH WARD.—Beginning at a point in the east bounds of the city opposite the centre of Hamilton street, and running thence northerly along said east bounds to a point opposite the centre of State street bridge; thence westerly through the cen­ tre of State street bridge and State street to the centre of Eagle street; thence southerly along the centre of Eagle street to the centre of Hamilton street; thence easterly along the centre of Hamilton street to the east bounds of the city and place ot be­ ginning.

FIFTH WARD.—Beginning at a point in the east bounds of the city opposite the centre of State street bridge; thence running northerly along said east bounds to a point opposite the centre of Columbia street brdge; thence wes'erly along the centre of said bridge and of Columbia street to the centre of Pearl street; thence northerly along the centre of Pearl street to the centre of Fox street; thence westerly along the centre of Fox street to the centre of a street thirty-six Ryland feet in width, and lead­ ing from Canal to Spruce streets; thence southerly through the centre of said street to the centre of Spruce street; thence easterly through the centre of Spruce street to the centre of Eagle street; Ihence southerly through the centre of Eagle street to the centre of State street; thence easterly along the centre to State street and of the State street bridge to the east hounds of the city and place of beginning.

SIXTH WARD.—Beginning at a point in the east bounds of the city opposite the centre of the Columbia street bridge; and run­ ning thence northerly along said east bounds to a point opposite the centre of Lumber street; thence westerly along the centre of Lumber street to the centre of Ten Broeck street; thence southerly along the centre of Ten Broeck street to the centre of Patroon street; thence easterly along the centre of Patroon street to the centre of Chap»l street; thence southerly along the centre of Chapel street to the centre of Canal s!reet;thence east­ erly along the centre of Canal streetto the centre of Pearl street; thence southerl" along the eentre of Pearl street to the centre ofColumbia street; thence easterly along the centra of Columbia ftreet and of the Columbia street bridge to the east bounds of the city and place of beginning.

SEVENTH WARD.—Beginning at a point in the east bounds of the city opposite the centre of Lumber street; and running HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

thence northerly a'ong the east bounds of the city until it strikes a point opposite a red cedar post with brick around it, standing on the west bank of the Hudson river, which post is distant twenty-two chains and thirty-six links from the south-east cor­ ner of the storehouse of Stephen Van Rensselaer on a course, north forty degrees and twenty minutes west; thence westerly to the said cedar post; thence north forty eight degrees west to the west bounds of the late town of Colonie; thence southerly along said west bounds to the centre of Lumber street; thence easterly along the centre of Lumber street to the east bounds of said city and place of beginning

EIGHTH WARD.—Beginning at the intersection of the centres of Canal and Chapel streets; thence running northerly along the centre of Chapel street to the centre of Patroon street; thence westerly along the centre of Patroon street to the centre of Ten Broeck street; thence northerly along the centre of Ten Broeck street to the'centre of Lumber street; thence westerly along the centre of Lumber street to the west bounds of the late town of Colonie; thence southerly along said west bounds to the cen­ tre of Patroon street; thence easterly along the centre of Pa­ troon street to the centre of Lark street; thence southerly along the centre of Lark street to the centre of Spruce street; thence easterly along the centre of Spruce street to the centre of a street leading from Spruce to Canal street of thirty-six Ryland feet in width; thence northerly along the centre of said street to the centre of Canal street; thence easterly along the centre of Canal street to the place of beginning.

NINTH WARD.—Beginning at the intersection of Eagle and State streets; and running thence northerly along the centre of Eagle street (o the centre of Spruce street; thence westerly a- long the centre of Spruce street to the centre of Lark street;— thence northerly along the centre of Lark streetto the centre Qf Patroon street; thence westerly along the centre of Patroon street to the west bounds of the late town of Colonie; thence southsrly to the south side of Patroon street; thence westerly along the north range of the city to the west bounds thereof; thence southerly along said west bounds to the centre of Lydius street; thence easterly along the centre of Lydius street to the centre of Main avenue; thence northerly through the centre thereof to the centre of State street; thence easterly along the centre of State street to the place of beginning. TENTH WARD.—Beginning at the interseelion of the centre of Eagle street with the south bounds of the city, and running thence north through the centre of Eagle street to the centre of State street; thence westerly through the centre of State street to the centre of Main avenue; thence southerly through the cen tre of Main avenue to the centre of Lydius street; thence west­ erly along the centre of Lydius street to the west bounds of the city; thence southerly along saidwest bounds to the souih bounds of the city; thence easterly along said south bounds to the place of beginning. to HOFFMAN 'S CITY REGISTER.

SHERIFFS AND CLERKS. 1847.

County. Sheriffs. Clerks. Albany, Oscar Tyler, Lawrence Van Dusen, Allegany, Joshua Rathbun, Martin Butts. Broome, Usebe Kent, John C. Moore, Cattaraugus, Alonzo A. Gregory, Francis E. Baillet. Cayuga, Augustus Pettibone, Ebenezer B. Cobb. Chautauque, Jarvis B. Rice, Matthew P. Be mm. Chemung, Wm. Skellinger, Green M. Suthill. Chenango, Wm. Church, Burr B. Andrews. Clinton, Shubael Burdick, Charles H. Jones, Columbia, Jacob R. Hollenbeck, James Storm. Cortland, Geo. Ross, Samuel Hotchkiss. Delaware, Dewitt C. Thomas, Wm. M'Laughry. Dutchess, David N. Seaman, Jos. S. Adriance. Erie, Timothy A. Hopkins, Moses Bristol, Essex, Norman Page, Elmund F. Williams. Franklin, Ben.j. W. Clark, Henry S. Brewster. Fulton, Michael Thompson, Stephen Wait. Genesee, John Sprague, Samuel C. Holden. Greene, Robert Fulton, Isaac Van Schaack. Hamilton, Ephraim Phillips, John C. Holmes. Herkimer, Wm. I. Skinner, Standish Barry. Jefferson, Walter Collin*, James G. Lyntle. Kings, Daniel Van Voorhiss, John M. Hicks. Lewis, Geo. Shepard, Lucien Clark. Livingston, Wm. Scot-, Wm. H. Whitney. Madison, Wm. B. Brand, A. Scott Sloan. Monroe, Geo. Hart, John C. Nash. Montgomery, David W. Erwin, Chester S. Brumley, New-York, John J. V. Westervelt, James Conner. Niagara, Franklin Spalding, John Van Horn. Oneida, Lester Barker, Patrick Mahon. Onondaga, Joshua C. Cuddeback, Vivus W. Smith. Ontario, Phineas Kent, Alex. H. Howell. Orange, Epward L. Welling, Alberts. Benton. Orleans, Abram Beebe, Elijah Dana. Oswego, Alvin Lawrence, Jabez H. Gilbert. Otsego, John Brown, Chas. M'Lean. Putnam, William W. Taylor, Reuben D. Bnrnum. Queens, Isaac Willetts, Abm. D. Snediker. Rensselaer, Gilbert Cropsey, Ambrose H. Sheldon. Richmond, Jacob M. Guyon, Joshua Mersereau, jr Rockland, Asbury De Noyelles, Isaac A. Blauvelt. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER- 11

Sheriffs. Clerks. Thomas Low, Martin Thatcher. Josiah Waid, James VV. Horton. John G. Van Vorst, Silas H. Marsh. Tobias Bouck, Stephen Maham. Hu^h Chapman, Daniel H. Bryant. Henry Brother, Paul C. Cook. David R. Rose, J. Wickam Case. Neil Benson, Mathew Decker, jr. John J. Sackett, Moses Stevens. John P. Andrews, Norman Crittenden. Chas. Brodhead, Benj. M. Hasbrouck. James Lawrens, Thos. Archibald. Daniel T. Payne, Henry Shipherd. GeO. W.Barnard, Alex. B. Williams. James M. Bates, Munson J. Lockwood. Abraham Smith, Abel Webster. Martin Holmes, Russell R. Fargo. 12 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

PRACTICING ATTORNEYS.

The residence or office will be found under the proper letter of the alphabet. James McKown, Recorder, Isaac Edwards, Samuel Stevens, Mathew McMahon, Brad ford, R. Wood, John J. Tyler, William D. White, William C. Schuyler, Jonas Wiekes, John Newland, George W. Weed, Jacob M. Settle, E. A. Doolittle, Wm. J. Hadley, James R. Rose, L. D. Holstein, Wm. R. Cantine, Charles H. Bramhall, Alexander Sheldon, H. C. Van Vorst, C. A. Pugsley, A. Morrell, Robert H. Pruyn, Daniel Cady, Otis Allen, John E. Hermans, John Percy, Ira Harris, John J. Hill, John Van Buren, Atty. Gen. Peter Carmichael, Marcus T. Reynolds, A. J. Colvin, Julius Rhoades, H. H. Martin, Wm. Cassidy, John V. L. Pruyn, E. C. Litchfield, Orlando Meads, Wm. W. Frothingham, R. W. Peckham, Charles B. Lansing, Calvin Pepper, James L'Amoreaux, Calvin Pepper Jr., Azor Taber, Heman C. Whelpley, Peter Gansevoort, Amos Dean, Peter Cagger, A. Blanchard, Surrogate, Cyrus Stevens, John Davis, John A. Livingston, Charles M. Jenkins, Nathan Hawley, Cornelius Ten Broeck, Henry G. Wheaton, George W. Peckham, A. D. Robinson, Dennis B. Gaffney, Levi H. Palmer, James Edwards, John Q. Wilson, Robert J. Hilton, John I. Burton, Jacob Lansing, Wm. Parmelee, Mayor, Dudley Burwell, Robert H. Wells, D. Wright, Wm. J. D. Hilton, John Koon, Horace Wyman, Samuel H. Hammond, Lewis Benedict, Jr., F. H. Hastings, Thomas D. James, Nicholas Hill, Jr., James B. Sanders, Joseph S. Colt, Alfred B. Street, HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 13

R. L. Joice, John Cole, James M. Whelpley, Wm. L. Dodge, Stephen Groesbeck, A. D. L. Whipple, Henry J. Colvin, Hale Kingsley, Robert D. Watson, F. W. Gibb, John M. Collier, Teunis Van Vechten, James H- Collier, Fairchild, Lucien Birdseye, S. Daniels, Jr., Wm. J. Dodge, J. F. O'Toole, James Brown, 8. Paddock, Jr., Richard H. Northrup, R. L. G. Bancroft, Hamilton Harris, C. Sabin, 8i H. H. Parsons, Samuel H. Gardner, Orah Ott, T. B. Van Buren, C. L. Austin, W. Barnes, Albert Gallup, ——• Eil wards, E.-S. Willett, E. J. Sherman, S. O. Shepard, —— De Lacy, M. Trotter, James Brown, J. J. Werner, S. D. Law, A. McMartin, D. Campbell, D. McMartin, J. Callanan, Jr., W. D. Learned, Wm. S. Paddock, William G. Weed, COUNTY JUDGES. Peter Gansevoort, First Judge; Robert J. Hilton, John Ma Carty, Charles H. Bramhall, Benj. Nott. RECORDER. James McKown. EXAMINERS IN CHANCERY. ' Solomon Higgins, Thomas D. James, Matthew McMahon, John E. Hermans. COMMISSIONER OF LOANS. Barent P. Staats. NOTARIES. Nicholas Bleeker, Jr., Joseph M. Lovett, Isaac Fonda, James H. Mallory, Josiah B. Plumb. B. Rush Wendell, John B. Was­ son, Francis H. Tows, Henry S. Lansing. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. James Brown, Henry Q. Lansing, James Callanan, jr., Wm. Gould, Matthew M'Mahon, Charles M. Hall, John Cole, Charles Van Zandt, Chauncey B. Sabin, R. L. G. Bancroft, Stephen D. Law, Duncan Campbell, Samuel H. Gardner, Gerrit Gates, Sher­ man Croswell, Oran Ott, Lemuel Jenkins, Elias Warner, Robert D. Watson, Horace Wyman, Lansing Van Wie, Jacob M. Settle, John E. Hermans, David Holt. 2 14 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGKTXS.

[CITY OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE STATE.

Inspectors of Lumber.—William H. Smith, John Lormor, jr., B.P.Hilton, Abner Whitney, Smith Quackenboss, John Cor- mick, Henry Kimberly, Wm. B. Gourlay, Nelson Salisbury, Isaac Frink, Thos. J. McCall, James N. Straw, G. R. Vanderlip, G. M. Stevens, John Maher, Henry Fitchett. Inspectors of Beef and Pork.—Alexander W. Beatty, Eli Perry, James Ostrander. Inspector of Flour and Meal.—Cornelius Vosburgh. Inspector of Staves and Heading.—Richard Parr. Inspector of Domestic Spirits.—James A. Buckbee. Inspector of Hides, fyc.—James Muir. Inspector of Hops.—William Amsdell. nspectors of Sole Leather.—Benjamin Van Benthuysen, Loraa K. Norton. Inspectors of Pot and Pearl Ashes.—Geo. J. Smith, Asa Fas­ sett. Justices cf Justice's Court.- Gerrit Gates, Abraham Morel), Wm. C. Schuyler. Measurer of Wood and "Timber.—T>. W- Talcot*. Htaturtr of Stone.—Joseph Courtney. Assistant State Sealer.—Joseph C. Born. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 16

BANKS IN ALBANY.

BANK OF ALBANY. JACOB H. TEN EYCK, President. J ELLIS WINNE, Jr., Cashier. Directors—J. H. Ten Eyck, Teunis Van Vechten, Harmon Pumpelly, Henry Bleecker, Volkert P. Douw, William Walsh, Matthew Gregory, Benjamin Tibbitts, David Newland, J. Winne Jr., Andrew D. Lansing, Daniel Cady. Clerks—E. R. Phelps, teller; N. Bleecker, Jr., book-keeper; John Sill, discount clerk; Hamilton B. Dox» clerk. Discount day, Thursday.

MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' BANK. THOS. W. OLCOTT, President. EDW. E. KEKDR1CK, Cashier. Directors—Thos. W. Olcott. Sanil. S. Fowler, Friend Hum­ phrey, Henry Newman, Jas. Kidd, Leml. Steele, Thos. Hill- house, Hugh Humphrey, Harmanus Bleecker, \V. W. Forsyth, Jas. B. Jermain, Rob. Shepherd. Clerks—Thos. Olcott, teller; O. M. Beach, 2d Jo; Theod. Ol­ cott, 3d do; Jas. H. Mallory, book-keeper; Jas. A. Pratt, 2d do; W. McHench, discount clerk. Pension Department—T. W. Olcott pension agent; Lcnil. Jen­ kins and Robt. Shepherd, accountants. Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.

EXCHANGE BANK. G. W. STAN TON. President. NOAH LEE, Cashier. Directors— John M. Newton, John Lay lor, James McNaughton, F.J. Barnard, Henry Greene, Galen Batchelder, Wm. McElroy, L. G. Taylor, S. M. Fi3h, Gaylor Sheldon, Samuel Stevens, Oliver Steele, Samuel Pruyn, I. L. Judson. Clerks—A. P. Palmer, teller; J. M. Lovett, book-keeper; W. H. Lee, discount clerk; Andrew McElroy, clerk. Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.

CANAL BANK. JOHN KEYES PAIGE, President. THEODORE OLCOTT, Cashier. " . Directors— Thadileus Joy, E. Croswell, C. Van Benthuysen, R. C. Russell, E. N. Pratt, A. McClure, T. Olcott James Edwards, H. T. Mesick, J. K. Paige, Shuler Cady, Edward Artcher, S. W. Hoag, Wm. J. Fryer, D. H. Ford. Clerks—John L. Crew, teller; R. M. S. Pease, discount clerk; A. S. Hills, book-keeper; T. H. Knower, general clerk. Dis­ count days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 16 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

COMMERCIAL BANK. JOHN TOWNSEND, President. J. L. SCHOOLCRAIT, Vice-President. JAMES TAYLOR, Cashier. Directors—Augustus James, James Horner, Giles Sanford, John Davis, John Gott, J. D. Wasson, Andrew White, Robert H. Pruyn, Anthony M. Strong, and Anthony Gould. Clerks—John B. Wasson, teller; F. S. Pease, book-keeper; John F. Batchelder, discount and Savings Bank clerk; J. H. Smith and George C. Lee, clerks. Discount days, Mondays'and Thursdays'.

ALBANY SAVINGS BANK. JOHN TOWNSEND, President. JOSEPH ALEXANDER, 1st Vice-President. TEUNIS VAN VECHTEN, 2d do SAMUEL STEVENS, cd do Directors—WillianvNewton,William McHarg, John L. Winne, James Taylor, Rufus H. King, Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Gerrit Y. Lansing, John I. Boyd, Frederick J. Barnard, Benjamin Tibbits, James Stevenson, William E. Bleecker, Robert H. Pruyn, Har mon Pumpelly, and Jas. D. Wasson: James Taylor, Treasurer; Robt. H. Pruyn, Secretary.

NEW-YORK STATE BANK. RUFUS H. KING, President. J. B. PLUMB, Cashier. Directors—Rufus H, King, Gerrit Y. Lansing, Joel Rathbone, P. Gansevoort, Wm. E. Bleecker, Robt. Boyd, A. Mclntyre, Wm. Adams, Wm. C. Miller, Henry L. Webb, Lyman Chapin, Marcus T. Reynolds, A. C. Flagg, comptroller. Clerks—H. A. Allen, teller; J. A. Chestney, do; S. P. Stokes, bookkeeper; Wm. McHarg, bookkeeper; H. S. Lansing, cor­ responding clerk; J. S. Leake, discount clerk; T. F. Morris, clerk. Discount day, Wednesday.

ALBANY CITY BANK. ERASTUS CORNING, President. WATTS SHERMAN, Cashier. Directors—Erastus Corning, Ellis Baker, Martin Van Alstyne, Bradford R. Wood, William Seymour, John V. L. Pruyn, John Knower, James M. Cook, Watts Sherman, William Smith, William Humphrey, H. H. Martin. Clerks—C. L. Garfield, teller; D. W. C. Rice and Jno. P. Mar­ shall, book-keepers; Isaac Fonda, discount clerk and notary public; Simeon J. Leake, corresponding clerk; T. A. Knower in western department; Jacob Downing, Jr. and Dudley Van Yliet, clerks. Discount days Tuesdays and Fridays. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 17

BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

CHRISTIAN MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. Thomas McMullen, President; Josephus Brockway, 1st Vice President; Robert P. Wiles, 2nd Vice President; Azor Taber, Corresponding Secretary; E M. S. Pease, Recording Secretary; JamesS. Van Loon, Financial Secretary; Noah Lee, Treasurer. Visiting Committee.—Alanson T. Baldwin, 51 North Pearl st.; Roswell S. Meacham, 84 State, or 139 Second street; Jonas Wickes, 121 Beaver street, or County Clerk's office; Austin H. Wells 62 Hudson street; Alanson C. Churchill, 10 and 11 Hudson s'reet; Charles Gay, 34 Grand street, or 522 Broadway; Wm. M. Cassidy, 58 Washington street.

SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR. Rev. Wm. James, President; John O. Cole, Thomas McElroy, E. P. Prentice, Vice Presidents; Wm. C. Miller, Treasurer; Daniel Campbell, Secretary. Managers.—M. T. Reynolds, G. C. Treadwell, Daniel Fry, John L. Wendell, James Dexter, Gaylor Sheldon, Eli Perry, W. W. Frothingham, Thomas Gough, P.M. Morange, Nathaniel Davis, Peter Cagger, Jeremiah Waterman, Archibald McClure, Lyman Chapin.

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. James Dickson, President; Jamcs.Taylor, 1st Vice President Robert Taylor, 2nd Vice President; Peter Bullions, Chaplain Dr. Peter McNaughton, Physician; William Gray, Treasurer James Duncan, Secretary; William Brooksby, Assistant Secre tary. Managers.—Lathan Algie, Peter Smith, Peter Johnson, Donald McDonald, George Young.

HIBERNIAN PROVIDENT SOCIETY. James Maher, President; Timothy O'Brien, 1st Vice Presi­ dent; John Carroll, 2d Vice President; John Daly, Recording Secretary; Thomas Newman, CorrespondingSecreta:y; Richard Brown, Treasurer. Executive Cmmittee.—Hugh McVally, Michael Murtaugh, Richard Dooly, Michael Nagle, John Finnigan, Patrick Hagan, Patrick Dumpsy. Finance Committee.—James Burmingham, John Byrne, Joseph Clinton. 18 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

ALBANY COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY. Rev. Wm. B. Sprague, D. D., President; Rev. JohnN. Camp­ bell, D.D. IstV. Pres't; Rev. I. N. Wycko«;D. D., 2d V. Pres't; Philip Phelps, Recording Secretary, Lemuel Jenkins, Corres­ ponding Secretary; Wm. C. Miller, Treasurer. Managers.—Rev. Ezra A. Huntington, D. D., Rev. Duncan Kennedy, D. D., Rev. Wm. H. Campbell, D. D., Rev. H. N. Pohlman, D. D., Rev. Edward Meyer, Rev. Allen Steel, Rev. Timothy Benedict, Rev. Ensign Stover, Re v. Samuel W. Fisher, Rev. P. M. Hitchcock, Arch'd Mclntyre, Rensselaer Westerlo, Nathaniel Davis, Israel Smith, Daniel Fry, Henry Clare.

ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT. James Manning, President; S. Wilkins, Vice President; John Deyermand, Treasurer; G W.Bell, Secretary; Samuel Carter, Collector; J. Mix, jr., and John A. Sickles, Trustees. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 19

PRACTICING PHYSICIANS. The reader is referred for office or residence to the proper letter in the alphabet. Jonathan Eights, Charles D. Townsend, William Bay, James McNaughton, James P. Boyd, Herman Wendell, Mason F. Cogswell, Peter P. Staats, John W. Hinkly, J. H. Case, Peter McNaughton, C. C. Griffin, Alden March, Isaiah Breakey, James H. Armsby, R. H. Thompson, John F. Townsend, John Campbell, David Martin Alms House Phy. Nicholas Markey, Patrick (iannon, James M. Brown, Josias Graham, Jacob Schermerhorn, Peter Van Buren, Henry Bodenstab, John Van Buren, H. B. McHarg, Barent P. Staats, James Cox, P. Van OLinda, W. K. Taylor, John H. Trotter, Abel Lyon, U. G. Bigelow, C. C. Waller, Thomas Hun, J. M.Ward,) William I. Young, J. A. Payne, S Homaopatki). John O. Flagler, E. D. Jones, J J. V. P. Quackenbush, John Fondey, A. W. Russell, Peter Wendell, A. N. Burton-ell, , \Botanic. D. E. Fonda, G. Westervelt3n, , } Boh Samuel H. Freeman, Wrm. H.Stanton, j John Swinburn, George Cook, Lk Hospital. E. Porter, ~ Dr. Lacroix, L'k Dispensary. B. A. Sheldon, Joel A. Wing, DENTISTS. Josephns Brockway, Josephus Brockway, jr. J. M. McAllister, J. S. Wood, Alexander Nelson, J. C. Austin, David Newcomb, J. Monroe, Robert Nelson, U. H. Wheeler, George Brockway, N. B. Sherwood, 20 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

I. 0. OF 0. F. R. W. G. E. OF O. F. OF THE STATE OF N. Y

The R. W. Grand Encampment of the State of New-York, meets semi-annually, at National Hall, New-York, on the Mon­ days following the first W'ednes.lay in August and February, and has under its jurisdiction some forty subordinate Encampments, Daniel P. Barnard, G. P., office 36 John St., New-York. Thaddeus Davids, G. H. P. » George; W. Gilhtr, G. S. W. John J. Haley, G. Scribe. Richard Sharp, G. Treasurer. Samuel Foster, G. J. W. Fa.Tp^aufeaU'& | G- sentinels. I-DVSrrnt,|G-RepreSeQ(atiVeS- CITY OF ALBARY. M. R. Taylor, D. D. G. P. New-York Encampment, No. 1, meets on the first and third Saturdays of each month, at Commercial Building in the city of Albany. James F. Whitney, C. P. John O. Cole, H. P. Gilbert C. Fowler, S. W. John G. Norlhrup, J. W. C. W. Bender, Scribe. Isaac Esmay, Treasurer. En-hakkore Encapmment, No. 5, meets on the second and fourth Fridays of each month, at Commercial Buildings in the city of Albany. Jetur Gardiner, C. P. Horrace D. Curran, H. P. G. L. Grilley, S. W. C. V. Clark, Scribe. H. W. Allen, Treasurer. T. H. Knower, J. W. The R. W. Grand Lodge of the Stale of New-York, is com­ posed of some 24,000 members; has under its jurisdiction about 280 working Lodges and 25 Degree Lodges, and mcels on the first Wednesdays of August, November, February and May, at National Hall in the city of New-York. Joseph R Taylor, G. M. James Batcheller, D. G. M. James B. Devoe, G. W. John G. Treadwell, office 63 Barclay st„ W. Y., G. 8ec»y. Matthew Bird, G. Treasurer. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 21

John G. Spering, G. Chaplain. David D. Egan, G. Reprentalive, No. 1. Rodney N. Baldwin, Grand Representative, No. 2. Edward Y. Prince, G. M. Issachar G. Reed, G. Conductor. I. T. Shafiner, G. Guardian. District of Albany, Jetur Gardiner, D. D. G. M. Hope Lodge, No. 3, meets every Tuesday evening at Athe­ neum. City Philanthropic, No. 5, meets every Friday evening at the Atheneum. Clinton, No. 7, meets every Wednesday evening at the Com- mereialvBuildings. Union, No. 8, meets every Thursday evening at tne Athe­ neum. German Colonial, No. 16, meets every Monday evening at the Commercial Buildings. Fireman's, No. 19. meets every Thursday evening at the Com­ mercial Buildings. American, No. 32, meets every Wednesday evening at the Atheneum. Phoenix, No. 41, meets every Tuesday evening at the Commer­ cial Buildings. ' Spartan, No. 62, meets every Friday evening at Cohoes Vil­ lage. O. F. H. ^.Samaritan, No. 93, meets every Monday evening at the Athe­ neum. Laurel, No. 209, meets every Tuesday evening at West Troy. O. F. Hall. Albany City Degree Lodge, No. 11, meets every Saturday evening at the Atheneum. Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 15, meets on the first and third Fridays of each month at the Commercial Buildings. 28 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Salar) JOHN YOUNG, Governor, $4,001 Addison Gardiner, Lieutenant-Governor, $6 for each day's attendance. Nathaniel S. Benton, Secretary of State, and Superinten­ dent of Common Schools, 2,500 Azariah C. Flagg, Comptroller, 2,500 Thomas Farrington, Treasurer, 1,500 John Van Buren, Attorney General, 1,000 Hugh Halsej, Surveyor General, 1,000 Henry Storms, Commissary General, 700 Samuel Stevens, Adjutant General, 1,000 Lewis Benedict, Jr., Judge Advocate General,, 150 Nathaniel Jones, Acting Canal Commissioner, 1,600 John T. Hudson, do do 1,600 Daniel P. Bissell, do do $4.38 for each day's service. Stephen Clark, do 1,600 Chester Hayden, ~i Calvin H. Bryan, > Canal Appraisers, $4 per day, and five David Hamilton, ) cents per mile lor travel. Archibald Campbell, Deputy Sec'y of State, and Clerk of the Land Office, 1,500 Philip Phelps, Deputy Comptroller, 1,500 George W. Newell, Chief Clerk of the Canal Department, 1,500 Samuel L. Holmes, Gen. Dep. Stip't of Common Schools, 1,000 George W. Little, Deputy Treasurer, 1,300 John L. Tillinghast, State Librarian, 600 Elisha W. Skinner, Ass't do 500 Henry V. Colt, Private Sec'y to the Governor, 500 Sanford Cobb, Messenger to the Governor, $3 each day HOFFMAN'S CITY BEGtSTEB. *»

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

. The Grand Division of the State of New-York, meets in the city of New-York, on the 2nd Wednesday of Oct., Jan., April and July. It is composed of the D. W. J's of the Subordinate Di­ visions under its jurisdiction, which number 240, and comprise about 45,000 members. James Kennedey, of New-York, G. W. Patriarch. Charles Bartlett, of Poughkeepsie, G. W. Associate. Luke Hassert, of New-York, G. Scribe. John A. May, « . G. Treasurer. W. L. Schofield " ' G. Sentinel. Geo. D. Sutton, " G. Chaplain. ALBANY DISTRICT, NO. 29. J. Stanly Smith, D. G. Worthy Patriarch. Albany Divisi, n, No. 24, meets every Monday evening, at the Hall in State street. Clinton Division, No. 76, meets every Thursday evening i» Druid's Lodge room, Broadway. Enhakkore Division, No. 129, meets every Wednesday eve­ ning at S. of T. Hall, No. 10 N. Pearl st. Mutual Alliance Division, No. 130, meets every Monday eve­ ning at S. of T. Hall, No. 10 N. Pearl st. Fort Orange Division, No. 187, meets every Thursday eve­ ning at S. of T. Hall, No. 10 N. Pearl street. TEMPLE OF HONOR, SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Albany District, No. 10, J. Stanly Smith, D. G. W. Templar. Albany Temple, No. 22, meets Wednesdays, semi-monthly at 8. of T. Hall, State street. Empire Temple, No. 33, meets Tuesday evenings, semi-month­ ly, at S. of T. Hall, No. 10 N. Pearl street.

UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS. John Tanner, D. D. G. A. Dubeline Lodge, No. 14, meets on Friday evenings at the Drnidic Temple, Broadway. Lebanon Lodge, No. 24, meet every Wednesday evening, same place.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES. Albany Tent, No. 147, meets at Commercial Buildings, Ma­ sonic Rooms, on Wednesday evenings. Forest Tent, No. 175, meets on Monday evening at th« Ur4- Wie Temple, Broadway. 24 HOFFMAN'S CITY EEOISTEB.

MASONIC BODIES.

THE GRAND CHAPTER OF THE STATE OF N. Y. Ezra S. Barnum, of Uiica, M E. G. H. P.; Robert R. Boyd, of New-York, M. E. D G. H. P.; Achille J. Rosseau, of Troy, M. E. G. K.; Lewis G. Hoffman, of Albany, M. E G. S.; John O. Cole, Albany, G, Secretary; Gerrit W. Ryckman, of N. Y., G, Treasurer; Rev. Salem Town, of Cayuga, Grand Chaplain; John Ball, of Lebanon, Grand Marshal; Ebenezer Wadsworth, W. Troy, Joseph Enos, Genesee, G. Visitors; John Pierce, of Alb., Grand Sentinel.

THE GRAND LODGE OF S. N. Y. JohnD. Willard, Grand Master; Isaac Phillips, Dep. G. Mas, ter; Richard Carrique, Sen. G. Warden; Ezra S. Barnum, Jun. G. Warden; Robert R. Boyd, Grand Secretary; John HorspooU Grand Treasurer; Rev. talem Town, Grand Chaplain.

THE INEFFABLE AND SUBLIME G. L. OF PERFEC T10N. Thomas D. James, S. G. Master; Jetur Gardner, G. S. Warden: Cornelius Ten Broeck, G. J. Warden; George Younc, G. M. of Cer.; David Newcomb, G. Treasurer; Lewis G. Hoffman, G. Secretary; William Ferguson, G. C. of G.; John Pierce, G. Tyler.

TEMPLE CHAPTER No. 5- Alex. Gray, High Priest; Richard Parr, King; John W. H, Canoll, Scribe; James Radcliff, R. A. Captain; Lewis G. Hoff­ man, P. Sojourner; William Ferguson, Secretary; Elias Van­ derlip, Treasurer; John O. Cole, F. Finnegan, Vt m. Connelly Mast. Veils.

MOUNT VERNON LODGE No. 3. James Jenkinson, W. Master; K. Vanderlip, Jr., Sen. Warden; Thomas Dobbs, Secretary; Alex. Grav, Treasurer; Lewis G. Hoffman, Master Ceremonies; Richard Parr, Sen. Deacon; Wm, Connelly, Jun. Deacon.

WASHINGTON LODGE No. 85. John A. Sickles, W. Master; Luton Shaw, S. Warden; Henry Blattner, Jun. Warden; Moses Sbloss, secretary; G. T Bradt, Treasurer; George Humphrey, Sen. Deacon; M. Campbell, Jun. Deacon; G. T. Williamson, Tyler. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 25

UNIT AS—CONCORDIA—FRATRUM. DavidNewcomb, M Eq. Grand Sovereign; Lewis G. Hoffman, Eq. Subs. Gr. Sovereign; Thomas D. James, M. Em. Sen. G. Warden: Jetur Gardiner, Jun. G. Warden; P. M. Eq. Giles F. Yates, G. Chancellor; P. Eq. William Bay, G. P.; Cornelius 'Ten Broeck, 111 Recorder; P. Eq. Killian H. Van Rensselaer, M. F.; George Young, M. C.; Hiram Arnold, Herald; William Ferguson, S B.; John Pierce, P. & G.; Archibald Bull, M. Em. G. Coun.; Giles F. Yates, G. Ora.

TEMPLE LODGE No. 14. Jetur Gardiner, W. Master; James F. Whitney, Sen. Warden; John G. Northrop, Jun. Warden; W. H. Mack, Treasurer; H. Hawkins, Secretary; David Prest, Sen. Deacon; Jas. Radcliff, Jun. Deacon; John Pierce, Tyler.

MASTER'S LODGE No. 5. Wm. Seymour, M.; H. H. Hickox, S. W.; Jno. H. Trotter, J. W.; A. C. Archibald, Sec'y; D. Newcomb, Tr.; J. S. Van Rensselaer, Sr. D.; Cor, Ten Broeck, Jr. D.; J. Pierce, Tyler. 26 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

ACADEMIES, COLLEGES, &c,

ALBANY FEMALE ACADEMY. Trustees.- Hon. Greene C. Bronson, Edwin Croswell, Esq., Thomas W. Olcott, Ira Harris, Hon. John Q. Wilson, Marcus T. Reynolds, Esq., Herman Pumpelly, Rev. B. T. Welch, D. D., Rev. I. N. Wyckoff, D. D., John T. Cooper, Rev. W. B- Sprague, D. D., Rev. Duncan Kennedy, James McNaughton, M. D. President—Hon. Greene C. Bronson. Secretary—L. S. Parsons.

ALBANY MEDICAL COLLEGE. Officers—Alden March, president; Thomas Hun, registrar; T. R. Beck, librarian. Professors—Alden March, M. D., professor of the principles and practice of surgery; J. McNaught, n, M. D., professor of the theory and practice of Medicine; T. R. Beck, M. D., professor of Materia Mediea; E. Emmons, M. D., professor of obstetrics and natural history; L. C. Beck, M. D., professor of chemistry and pharmacy; J. H. Armsby, M. D., professor of anatomy; T. Hun, M. D , professor of the institutes of medicine; A. Dean, Esq., professor of medical jurisprudence. The lectures commence on the first Tuesday of October, and continue 16 weeks. A preparatory course is given in the month of September. Lecture fees $70.

ALBANY ACADEMY. Trustees—James Stevenson, president; T. Romeyn Beck, Peter Gansevoort, Rev. W. B. Sprague, Richard V. DeWitt, Archibald Campbell, James Gould, Wm. C. Miller, Rev. John N. Campbell, Rev. Isaac N. Wyckoff, Thos. W. Olcott, Rev. Horatio Potter, Teunis Van Vechten, Rev. Wm. H. Campbell, the Mayor and Recorder ex officio. Teachers—T. Romeyn Beck, principal; Rev. Peter Bullions, professor of languages; Philip Ten Eyck, M. D., professor of mathematics and natural philosophy; S. Sidney Smith, tutors; Julian Molinard, professor of the French language; Austin H. Wells, teacher of penmanship.

ALBANY FEMALE SEMINARY. Rev. J. M. Garfield, principal; D. D. Barnard. J. M. Garfield, William, L. Marcy, William P. Van Rensselaer, Harmanus Bleecker, lames L'Amoreux, Robert Whitlock, John O. Cole, Oliver Steel, and John F. Townsend, trustees. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 27

ALBANY COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. Drs. Charles D. Townsend, Peter Wendell, Jonathan Eights, William Bay, T. Romeyn Beck, Joel A. Wing, Peter Van Olin­ da, Barent P. Staats, Censor; Alden March, John W. Hinckley, James McNaughton, P. McNaughton, Censor; James P.Boyd, Peter P. Staats, Nicholas Markey, Jonathan A. Case, Thomas Hun, James H. Armsby, Herman Wendell, M. F. Cogswell, President; John Van Buren, John H. Trotter, Librarian; Peter Van Buren, Patrick Gannon, Ed. B. O'Callaghan, Treasurer; John Fljgler, David Martin, John Campbell, ^ecretary; R. H. Thompson Vice President; J. V. P. Quackenbush, Christopher C. Griffin, Uriah G. Biglow, Isaiah Brakey, S. H. Freeman. Watervliet—Wm. F. Carter, censor; Ammond Hammond, Da­ vid R. Burris, censor. Bethlehem—Leonard G. Warren. New Scotland—Samuel Dickson.

ALBANY GALLERY OF FINE ARTS. John L. Schoolcraft, President; Edward Satterlee, Vice Presi­ dent; Herman Wendell, Secretary; David Newcomb, Treasurer; Wm. W. Forsyth, J. McD. Mclntyre, Orlando Meads, Wm. T. Carlton, Council.

ALBANY GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Directors—Herman Pumpelly, Joel Rathbone, Watts Sherman, Richard Van Rensselaer, Daniel Fry, Erastus H. Pease, Robert Boyd, James Kidd, Henry H. Martin. Inspectors—John V. L. Pruyn, Henry Bleecker, Eli Perry.

ALBANY COUNTY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. J. W. Bulkley, of Albany, President; M. H. Colby,'of Beth­ lehem, 1st Vice President; A. F. Bronck, of W'atervliet, 2d Vice President; A. T. Baldwin, of Albany, Secretary; R. Trumbull, of Albany, Treasurer. Executive Committee—T. W. Valentine, A. F. Bronck, E, S. Adams,

YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION. Hooper C. Van Vorst, President; Oliver H. Johnson, 1st Vice President; Jared A. Post, 2d Vice President; A. L. Harrison, 3d Vice President; R. G. Beardslee, Corresponding Secretary ; J. R. 'laylor, Recording Secretary; E. C. Bachelder, Treasurer. Managers—Geo. A. H. Englehart, G. W. Bell, Wm. Deyer­ mand, John McMicken, E. R. Phelps, Wm. MeCameron, Robt. Higgins, Samuel H. Johnson, Alonzo Bruce, John E. Force. DEBATING SOCIETY. Thomas Van Buren, President; R. H. Northrop, 1st Vice President; M. S. Wadley, 2d Vice President; Thos. J. Strong, Secretary. 28 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER,

WASHINGTON RIFLE COMPANY. Christopher Triger, Captain; Moses Shloss, 1st Lieutenan John Wollensack, 2d Lieutenant; William P. Pan; O. Serg't.

BETHEL (JEWISH) CONGREGATION. Synagogue at 76 Herkimer street. Rabbi D. Wise, D. D., delivers a sermon in the German lan­ guage, every Saturday morning at 8 and 11 o'clock. Veist Traub, Reader; Gottlieb Smith, President; Henry Blat- ner, Treasurer; Abraham Wessheimer, Martin Stern, Mayer Friend, Trustees.

BROTHERLY LOVE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. (ISRAELITES.) Isaac Cohen, President; Joseph Sporborg, Treasurer; Veist Traub, Secretary.

LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. , President; Amalie .~hloss, Treasurer; D. T. Locwy, Secretary.

HEBREW AND ENGLISH ACADEMY. No. 77 Ferry street, for the education of Hebrew children. Rabbi Wise, D. D., Principal; Miss Chapin, English teacher; Herrman Klaube, Assistant.

SCHOOL FUND SOCIETY. To pay for the schooling of poor Hebrew children. Moses Shloss, President; Joseph Sporborg, Treasurer; SimOn'New- burgh, Secretary; H. Blatner, Luis Spanier, Trustees.

ST. GEORGE'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Dr. George Cooke, president; Geo. Wright, Benjamin Tul- lidge, vice presidents; Frederick Ingmire, Secretary P. T.; Wm. Lacy, Treasurer; F. Ingmire, L. Bew, James Honeysett, Richard Home, Joseph Wright, Charitable Committee. HOFFMAN'S CITY BEGISTEB. 29

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Directors—Erastus Corning, BarentP. Staats, Eli Perry, Watts Sherman, Daniel Fry, Henry II. Martin, Giles Sanford, John Knower, Joshua G. Cotrell, Peter Relyea, John Van Valken­ burgh, Jared A. Post, William Watson.

ALBANY INSURANCE COMPANY. TEUNIS VAN VECHTEN, President. JOHN E. LOVETT, Secretary. Gerrit Y. Lansing, Rufus H. King, Augustus James, Marcus T. Reynolds, Lewis Benedict, Archibald Mclntyre, John Town- send, William C. Miller, Charles D. Townsend, Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Herman Pumpelly, John T. Cooper.

FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. JAMES STEVENSON, President. RICHARD VAN RENSSELAER, Secretary. Directors—John Taylor, Peter Gansevoort, Thomas McElroy, Hugh Humphry, George VV. Stanton, Lemuel S eel, Egbert Eg­ berts, William Adams, Lansing Pruyn, John M. Newton, Lyman Chapin, Benjamin Tibbets, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Henry Newman, John Davis, Gerrit V. S. Bleecker, Joel Rathbone, William Stead, E. P. Prentice, A. E. Brown, Joseph Davis, J. H. Ten Eyck, C. A. De Forest, Andrew White.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. C. W. BENTLY, No. 85 Quay street, (Agent of Boston and Providence Packets,) is appointed Agent for the National Fire Insurance Company of the city of New-York, and will take such risks for account of said Company as may be proper, and at as low a rate of premium as other good companies. INLAND RISKS ON CANALS AND LAKES, also taken for account of said Company, from Albany to Buffalo, and the Western States. Marine Risks will be taken for account of Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company of the city of New-York, on properly\jhip - ped to ports in Massachusetts, Rhode-island, Pennsylvania and Maryland. The above Companies are of the first class, and will mee claims for damages promptly. 30 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

WILLIAMSBURGH INSURANCE CO. WASHINGTON POST, President. A. B. HODGES, Secretary. The undersigned is duly authorized to take risks against loss by fire, on the most favorable terms, at the agency office, No. 40 Quay street, Albany. C. T. SMYTH, Agent.

Fire Insurance. JETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1819.—CAPITAL $250,000. The undersigned having been appointed Agent of this Com­ pany for the city of Albany, will insure Buildings, Household Furniture, Merchandize, &c, on as favorable terms as other of­ fices in this city. It is believed that the character of this Company for responsi­ bility, integrity, liberality in adjusting, and promptness in pay­ ing losses, needs no guaranty. The liberal patronage it has thus far received from our citizens, evinces their confidence in its character. S. H. H. PARSONS, AGENT. Office, City Hall.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PROFITS (in 20 months) OVER $200,000. This highly popular and successful Company transact a much larger business than any other institution in this country, and in­ sure LIVES ONLY, on the following unequalled terms. 1, Profits divided among the insured annually, in certificates drawing 6 per cent interest, which interest is paid annually to the insured in cash, and the principal redeemed, after a certain period. 2, Premiums over $50 may be paid one-quarter in cash and three-quarters by a secured note, subject to assessments; or if fifty per cent is paid in cash, a note without security will be re­ ceived for the balance. Directors—Seth Low, William A. F. Pentz, Henry McFarland, Charles S. Macknetc, John A. Underwood, William H. Molt, Robert L. Patterson, Andrew S. Snelling, Thomas B. Segur, Edward Anthony, Wm. M. Simpson, Lewis C. Grover. ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President. BENJ. G. MILLER, Secretary. JAMES P. BOYD, M. D., Medical Examiner, Albany. S. Groesbeeck, Agent, 56 State Street.

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. JAS. W. OTIS, President, JOHN MCBBAIR, Secretary.- The North American Fire Insurance Company of the city of New York, with a cash capital of $250,000, continue to insure against loss or damage by fire in this city, at the rates estab­ lished by the Albany companies. S. GROESBEECK, Agent, 66 State street. HOFFMAN'S CITY RESISTS*. 31

LIST OF THE CLERGY.

J. N. Campbell, 1st Presbyterian. Wm. H. Campbell, South Dutch. W. S. Clapp, Green-street Baptist. Edward Selkirk, Trinity. E. A. Huntington, 3d Presbyterian. Duncan Kennedy, 1st Dutch. W. I. Kip, St. Paul's. James McDonough, St. John's. Edward Meyer, 2d German Evangelical Lutheran. H. N. Pohlman, Evangelical Ebenezer Lutheran. H. Potter, St. Peter's. P. M. Hitchcock, West Station Methodist. Timothy Benedict, Ferry-street Methodist. J. A. Schneller, St. Mary's. Wm. B. Sprague, 2d Presbyterian. Allen Steele, Hudson-street Methodist. E. Stover, Pearl-Street Methodist. B. T. Welch, North Pearl street Baptist. Stephen Wilkins, South Pearl-street Baptist. Adrian, House of Prayer. I. N. Wyckoff, Middle Dutch. 4th Presbyterian—(Vacant.) Marrow, Associate Presbyterian. Henry F. Harrington, Unitarian. John Miles, Bethel. John Conroy, St. Joseph's. M. Van Rensselaer, Free Episcopal, Grace. M. Bates, Wesleyan Chapel. T. R. Rawson, City Missionary. S. P. Brittan, Universalis!. COLORED CLERGY. Wm. Surrington, Baptist. Mr. Buler, Methodist Episcopal. HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF ALBANY.

Clerk—S. H. H. Parsons. Chamberlain—Christopher W. Bender. Deputy Chamberlain—Hamlet H. Hickcox. Attorney—Hooper C. Van Vorst. Surveyor— George W. Carpenter. Assistant Surveyor- Samuel McElroy. Marshal—Nelson W. Scovel. Overseer of the Poor—Thomas Kirkpatrick. Superintendent of the Alms House—John Morgan. Superintendent of the N. S.—David Bensen. Superintendent of the S. S.—Philander Coley. Police Justice—John O. Cole. Deputy Excise Officer—C. W. Bender. Superintendent of the Markets—Henry Featherly. Chief Engineer of the Fire Deportment—Cornelius McLoughlin. Assistant Engineers—Joseph Parker, James Jackson, Peter B. Leddy. Alms House Physician—David Martin. City Physicians—1st District, C. C. Waller; 2d District, John Swinburne; 3d District, Samuel H. Freeman; 4th District, Abel Lyon; 5th District, James M. Brown; 6th District, B. A. Shel­ don; 7th District, James Schermerhorn. Police Constables—Basil Watson. Elisha Mack 3d, George Jen­ kins, John R. Peacock, Thomas Hilson, jr., John Gray. City Inspectors—1st and 2d Wards, George H. Herbert, 3d and 4th Wards, James P. Gould; 5th and 6th Wards, Herman G. Wynkoop; 7th and 8th Wards, Simon V. A. Hilton, 9th and 10th Wards, Willi m H. Carlow. Captains of the Night Police—John Van Dervolgen, Adam Stew­ art, Henry Potenburgh, George T. Ladew, Matthew Chambers, George Brainard. Assistant Captains — Levi Ewing, William R. Kennedy, Nicholas Groot, James H. Lane, John Parker, John B. Francis. Inspector of Weights and Measures—Philip Schuyler. Inspector of Bread—Giles K. Winne. Fence Viewers—John Morgan, Robert Lotridge. Receiver of Taxes—Hamlet H. Hickcox, J}epu!y Chamberlain. Supervisors—1st Ward, Bernard Lynch; 2d Ward, Brown S. Spencer; 3d Ward, Sylvester F. Shepard; 4th Ward, Charles S. Olmsted; 5th Ward, Conrad A. Ten Eyck; 6th Ward, Samuel Pruyn; 7th Ward, Parker Sargent; 8th Ward, Oliver Wallace; 9th Ward, Christopher Adams; 10th Ward, Adam Van Allen. Assessors—1st Ward, James McCaffery; 2d Ward, Abram M. Purdy; 3d Ward, Alpheus L. Lawrence; 4th Ward, David Mc Culloch; 5th Ward, Levi Chapman; 6th Ward, Gerrit L. Winne; HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER. 33

7th Ward, Charles W. Dillingham; 8th Ward, Myers Henderer; 9th Ward, John Phillips; 10th Ward, John Gray. Ward Constables—1st Ward, John Baker; 2d Ward, John Kin­ ney; 3d Ward. Alexander Fosket; 4th Ward, Joseph R. Cross; 5th Ward, George Jenkins; 6th Ward, Wm. Hance; 7th Ward, Matthew Gillespie; 8th Ward, Francis Bray; 9th Ward, William Pearcey; 10th Ward, Job Borden. School Commissioners—Gerrit V. S. Bleecker, John O. Cole, Dennison Worthington, John Simpson, Eli Perry, Henry B. Haswell, John O. Flagler, James Maher, George W. Carpenter, Justices of the Justices' Court—Gerrit Gates, William 0. Behuy- lec Abraham Morrell; David Holt, Clerk. Harbor Master—John Hitchcock. Dock Master—John L. Hyatt. Postmaster—James D. Wasson-^ U. S. Collector of Customs—Albert Gallup.

STANMNG COMMITTEES. Academies and Schools—Messrs. Jenkins, Forsyth, Townsend. Accounts—Messrs. Steel McCall, Burt. Alms House—Messrs. Englehart, McCall, White. Applications to the Legislature—Messrs. Townsend, Forsyth, Livington. Board of Health—Mayor, Recorder. Messrs. Traver, Englehart, Riggs. i Board of Magistrates—Recorder, Messrs. Fry, White, Forsyth, Cumming, West. Citi) HoU—Mayor, Recorder, Messrs. Bassett, Harrison, Har- ned, Englehart, Burt. Engines—Messrs. Traver, Harrison, Englehart. Ferry—Messrs. Haswell, Harned, Burt." Finance—Messrs. White, Forsyth, Townsend. Flagging and Paving JV. S.—Messrs. Livingston, McCall, West. Flagging and Paving S. S.—Messrs. Bassett, Riggs, Haswell. Lamps—Messrs. Pruyn, Parr, Jenkins. Land—Messrs. Livingston, Forsyth, Steel. LOAD—Recorder, Messrs. Pruyn, Jenkins. Levels—Messrs. Haswell, Harrison, West. Markets—Messrs. Fry, Parr, Traver. Navigation—Messrs. Englehart, Riggs, Cumming. Police—Messrs. Pruyn, Harrison, Haswell. Night Police—Messrs. Townsend, Forsyth, White. Streets—Messrs. West, Parr, Basset. Wells and Pumps—Messrs. Cumming, Parr, Steel. 34 HOFFMAN'S CITY REGISTER.

COMMON COUNCIL

OF THE GKtWT HOT iULIBilSnr

WILLIAM PARMELEE, MAYOR. JAMES McKOWN, RECORDER.

ALDERMEN. first Ward RICHARD PARR, SAMUEL W. HAR\ED. Second Ward. ...WILLIAM W. FORSYTH, GEORGE B. RIGGS. Third Ward.. . HENRY B. HASWELL, GEORGE A. H. ENGLEHART. Fourth Ward... DANIEL FRY, FRANKLIN TOWNSEND. Fifth Ward.....ROBERT H. PRUYN, ANDREW WHITE. Sixth Ward JOHN A. LIVINGSTON, CHARLES M. JENKINS. Seventh Ward- .RENSSELAER WEST, URI BURT. Eighth Ward... JOHN HARRISON, PATRICK M. McCALL, AiinHi Ward... .GEORGE TRAVER, WILLIAM CUMMING. Tenth Ward. ...ROSWELL STEEL, DANIEL E. BASSETT. PUBLIC NURSES.

LISK, SARAH, 17 Washington. MARTIN, ELLEN, 35 Steuben. WILLIAMS, CATHARINE, 116 Canal. LEWIS, SARAH, 3 Chapel. MORGAN, MARY ANN, 104 Second, Ar. Hill. WHITNEY, CATHARINE, 64 Second, Ar. Hill DEWILLEGAN, MARY, 24 Second, Ar. Hill. VALENTINE, MERCY, 44 Franklin. CROSS, NANCY, 72 Lydius. BARRAGAR, HARRIET, 163 Hamilton. CAPRON, SALLY, 62 Beaver. SMITH, CATHARINE, 53 Dallius. WARD, MEDENA, 9 Liberty. MURPHY, CATHARINE, 33 Division. WOOD, ELIZA, 27 Van Woert. BROWN, RACHEL, 67 Arch. CURRAN, ANN, 119 Church. ABBOTT, MEHITABEL, 129 Lydius. iBiiaiiiiiiii Dry Good Establishment

BLATNER & SHLOSS, Wholesale t Retail Dealers in FANCY & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CUTLERY, 4-c, 4-c, No. 350 BROADWAY. Pedler'sand Milliner's Goods constantly on hand.

J. ERICH & Co., Dealers in Staple and Fancy 111 iOOi'o, No. 336 BROADWAY, Joseph Erich, > Jacob Erich. § N. B. Pedlers and the trade supplied at the lowest N. Y. prices. PEOPLES' STORE, BY M . SHLOSS, Dealer in Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, No. .H" If road way. formerly Market st. HL&ces, Hosiery, Notions, fcc. Milliners and Pedlers will fiud i; tc ilieir interest to call here Before purchasing elsewhere. (iroccr Establishments.

WILLIAM CRAPO & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS & FRUIT DEALERS, No. 17 Slate street, cor. of Dean. Wm. Crapo, ( r.U. Uwton. J AMOS AVERY &. Co., Dealers in FRUIT, NUTS & GROCERIES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 353 BROAOWAY, Albany. Amos Avery, G. W. Benjamin.

WILBER & SELKIRK, Dealers in Groceries and Provis-ions, COR. CHURCH & LYDIUS-Sts. S. V. R. Wilber, Alex. Selkirk.

JAMES TAYLOR, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, fyc, fyc, cfc. Cor. Green & South Lansing sts. The subscriber Informs his numerous friends that he is still at the old stand, where he continues to keep a general assortment of Groceries and Provisions of the very best quality, which he will sell on the most reasonable terms.

RUFUS K. VIELE,

No. 85 QUAY-STREET,

JVew Family Grocery and Provision Store ! ! COR. HUDSON & GREEN-STS.

The subscriber offers to the public a well selected assortment of Groceries, Provisions and Fruit ,'«n the most reasonable terms. ELIAS VANDERLIP, JR. N. B. Memorandums left at the store, will receive prompt atten­ tion, and Goods delivered to any part of the City free of charge. TRUMAN S. FOOT, Wholesale dealer in GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C, Nos. 291 and 293 Broadway, Imported Wines, Liquors and Cordials.

TRACY & EDSON, RECTIFYING DISTILLERS, And Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines and Liquors, COT. Eitchanse & Dean-sts. John Tracy, Cyrus Edson. Drapers and Tailors.

DUNCAN & JACKSON, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, No. 403 Broadway, (Five doors north of Hudson street.) Dealers in all kinds of Ready made clothing. S. F. SHEPARD, DRAPER & TAILOR, No. 313 Broadway, Albany. Dealer in all kinds of Ready made Clothing. J. & S. NEWBURG, NEW AND SECOND HAND CLOTHING, No. 287 BROADWAY, Keep generally on^hand a good assortment of the above articles, snd sell lower than any other establishment in this city. Also, clo­ thing made to order, in the latest fashion, and the most moderate prices. Cutting done in the most fashionable manner, and at low charges. Second hand clothing bought, sold, and exchanged for new. WILLIAM CONNELLY, DRAPER & TAILOR, No. 387 BROADWAY, Garments made to order in the most approved manner. J. HERMANS, Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store, NO. 417 BROADWAY, All kinds of Ready made Clothing low for Cash. Public Houses. DAYTON HOUSE, Nos. 250 & 252 BROADWAY. This House is pleasantly situated in the immediate vicinity of th^ Steamboat Landings. It has been thoroughly repaired and newly fur- aished. The travelling community are respectfully invited to call-8 J. C. DAYTON, Proprietor. Steamboat Hotel, WILLIAM LITTLEJOHN. 122 Pier, Albany, Directly in front of the Steamboat Landing, one door from the foot of Hamilton street. Prices moderate, to suit the times. HUDSON RIVER HOUSE, Foot of LYDIUS Street,—at the Steam boat Landing.

PATRICK MAHEE, Having leased the above house, is now prepared to furnish those who call on him, with the choicest kind of refreshments. His Oysters, Liquors and Segars are of the first quality. Passengers taking the Steamboat for New York, can have their Breakfast or Supper before going on board. J. SHOEMAKER, EASTERN HOTEL,

Comer Broadway & John-sts. Dealers in Hardware. DANIEL FRY,

Importer and Dealer in Hardware and Cutleryt Hair Seating, Tinmen's Bright Anvils, Hammers, ifc„ fyc. NO. 40 STATE-STREET.

DAVIDSON &TVIELE7" Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, and Dealers in Steel, Iron, Nails, Sec, NO.46 STATE STREET. WILLIAM BROWN, Stiver Plater, and Manufacturer of Coach and Har­ ness Plated Ware, NO. 15 CHURCH-STREET. Silver-Plated and Brass door Plates engraved complete. Metalic Sash Moulding for Store fronts, Show Cases, &c Plating of Lock and Bell trimmings, all on the most reasonable terms. Refectories.

HENRY MONTROSS, ODEOJV SALOON, Nos. 339 & 341 Broadway. Refreshments of all kinds furnished at the shortest notice. GRACE ANDERSON, ICE CREAM SALOONS, Ornamental Confectioner, No. 510 BROADWAY. Pastry, Jellies, Charlotte Russe, Creams, &c., served np daily.— Wedding Cakes, Ornamental and Plain, Ornamental Pyramids, fcc, sud every other requisite for parties.

Ice Cream and Soda Saloons. MATTHEW CLARKSON, ORNAMENTAL CONFECTIONER, &c, NO. 98 .ST.VTE-ST. All kinds of Pastry, Jellies, served up at the shortest notice. Wedding Cakes, Ornamental and Plain, Ornamental Pyramids, ie and every other requisite for parlies. ""~M~ARBLE PILLAR, N. REMOND, Cor. Broadway if Stale street. Within a few steps of the Mohawk and Hudson, and Boston Rail- road Depots, Steamboat Landings, &c. Warm meals can lie obtained at any hour during the day, after 5 P. M.

Wholesale §• Retail Confectionary Establishment. 232 HKOADWAY, Cor. I.ydius.Sls. GEORGE ANDERSON Returns thanks to his numerous friends, and the Public generally for the patronage he has received, and respectfully solicits a continuance of past favors. His stock of confectionary will be found to be fresh, and of the choicest kinds equal to any i:i the city. Ice Cream, Soda Water and other refreshments. Also on hand, Drugs, Medicines. Stationery, Toys, Combs, Needles, Pins, Tapes, Thread, .tc. Miscellany.

Paper Hangings, Borders, Views, Fire board Prints. LEMUEL STEELE & CO,, Importers and Manufacturers of FRENCH & AMERICAN PAPERS, 361 and 362 Broadway, opposite the Townsend House. (Formerly called b'9 and 71 Market st.) A large assortment on hand. Merchants supplied at the lowest sew-York prices. LEMUEL STEELE. GEO. B. STEELE. ROBT. M. KING.

It. ('. RUSSELL, Importer and Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Woods, and Dye-Stuffs. 72 STATE STREET. S. B. ELLITHORP, HAT & CAP tfPOS N o . 3 9 0 Broadway. Keeps constantly on hand, a general assortment of Hats and Caps, M low as any other establishment in the city.

JOHN S. ROBBINS, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats, Caps and Furs, NO. 401 BHOVDVAY, ALBANY, (South of State st., k fourth store north of Hudson st.) Traveling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Ladies satchels, Dress Boxes, Va­ lues, See., constantly on hand, which will be sold (without reserve,) at prices corresponding with the times. WILLIAM REECE'S Hat and Cap Emporium ! No. 419 Broadway, Albany. ALBANY TOBACCO FACTORY. DANIEL S. DAVIS, (Late Davis & Philleo.) Fine Cut Cavendish Sf Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars and Mustard. COR. CHURCH AND LYDI US-STREETS.

ALBANY BRUSH FACTORY. J. B. ARMOUR, (Late Brinkerhoff and Armour.) BRUSH MANUFACTURER, No. 289 Broadway. Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Brushes of every description. Also, machine brushes made to order. Cash paid for Bristles.

JOHNSON & GODLEY, . Manufacturers of Silver Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives, Sfc, fyc. NO. 128 STATE STREET.

JOSEPH DAVIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Paints, Oils, Glass, Drugs, Varnishes, Brushes, fyc. NO. 78 STATE-STREET, (Directly opposite the State Bank.) Painting- and Glazing executed at the shortest notice.

JAMES HENRY,

Bookseller, Stationer 8f Blank Book Manufacturer, NO. 67 STATE STREET, Keeps constantly on hand, Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Gash Books, Invoice Books, Registers, Letter Books, and > general assortment of half-bound books of all sizes. Books ruled and bound to any pattern, on the shortest notice. KELLEY & WILKINS, ALBANY BOOT flND SHOE STORE, NO. 392 BROADWAY, cor. Hudson st. Keep constantly on hand, a large assortment of Boots and Shoes of every description, of our own manufacture, which will be sold as low as at any eastern establishment. N. 13. Particular attention paid to Custom work. OSCAR DUNHAM, Boot and Shoe Store, NO. 234 BROADWAY, All orders thankfully received, and executed in the best man­ ner. Particular attention paid to custom work.

JOHN W. II. CANOLL, Manufacturer of Silver Work and Jewelry, NO. 80 SOUTH PEARL STREET, Dealer in Watches, Clocks, German Silver, Plated and Britannia Ware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, kc. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, fcc, repaired in the best manner.

WILLIAM GRAY,

Cor. of Westerlo & Franklin sts. Would inform his friends and the public, that the Stone Cutting Business in all its branches, is continued by him at the above place, where orders will be promptly executed.

D. & R. L. HOWE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture, Chairs, cfc, &,~c. NO. 98 STATE STREET. J. N. M. HURD, EXCHANGE OFFICE, No. 15 Hudson street* WILLIAMS' Eastern Wooden Ware Depot, 511 BROADWAY, Between Maiden lane and Bleecker Hall. Churns—Oak, Cedar and Pine, Pails, Wash Tubs, and Wash-boards, Batter Trays, Bowls, and Ladles, Dinner Boxes, Nest Boxes, and Flour Pails. Brushes—White Wash, Scrubbing, Blacking, Dusting Window, Carpet, Hair, Clothes, Tooth and Nail. Mops—Wool, tow, and Cotton. Baskets—Of all kinds, Willow Cradles and Wagons, Brooms, and whisk Brushes, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Bed Wrenches, Towel Rollers, Clothes Pius and Frames. Sieves—Hair, Brass, Iron Wire and Fine Flour; Gravy Strainers. W. H. WILLIAMS. ANDREW VANDENBERGH, Sexton of Middle Dutch Church, AND KEEPER OF ALBANY CEMETERY, Residence 38 BEAVER-STREET, in New Consistory House of Church- Entrance, next below Mrs. Root's. G. & C. BURBANKS, Wholesale Dealers in FRUIT, OYSTERS, CLAMS, &C. No. 104 QUAY-STREET.

ALFRED PIERCE, Coach Lace, Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer, No. 32 HUDSON.ST., four doors west of Market. Tassels of any pattern made to order. HAND & MURTHA, Successors to A. RAPP, No. 312 BROADWAY. For Hotels, Families, and exportation. Superior Artificial Mineral Waters, BOTTLED PORTER ALE AND CIDER, Prepared with Syrups, in Glass Bottles, on a newly-improved French plan, approved by the Faculty of Medicine in Paris. Warranted free from Copper, or any disagreeable taste. ALBANY LI N E. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION.

Through without Landing.

The New and Splendid Steamer Jtip ban iOmkle; Captain GEORGE B. RIGGS, Will run through the season, leaving the new Steamboat landing, (Broadway,) late Market street, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. SCHUYLER & Co.,

Running on the Hudson, will leave New-York and Albany daily, for season 1847. AGUNTS. THOS. SCHUYLER, JOHN SCHUYLER. WM. SCHUYLER, SAM'L. SCHUYLER, 29 Quay st., Albany. 7 South St., N. Tork. JAMES SCHUYLER,

CORNER FRANKLIN & BASSETT-STS,

All kinds of Coal in Lumps, Eggs Grate, or any other nsna; sis*. at wholesale or retail. The Commercial Line of 1847. BOSTON AND ALBANY

Will be composed of the following vessels, which will sail re­ gularly between Albany and Boston, leaving; each port twice a week during; the season of navigation. Regular days of sailing, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Schr. DAVID COX, Leander Nickerson, master. « ^ERIEL, Charles W. Boult, master. " CONVERT, Asa Coleman, master. •' UTICA, John Bates, master. " BENJ. H. FIELD, Simeon L. Boult, master. » ELIZABETH, James Otis, master. " SAGANAW, Helman Crosby, master. " MARY, Anclrus Bearse, master. The above are all first class vessels, of light draft of water, and are commanded by men well experienced in the trade; and with head winds will employ steamboats to tow them over the bars below Albany. Grateful for the liberal favors heretofore bestowed, the mas­ ters and agents hope by renewed exertions to merit and receive the patronage of their former friends, and a large increase from new ones. AGENTS—C. T. Smyth, No. 10 on the Dock, Albany, N. Y.; Bangs Harding, opposite 37 on Long Wharf, Boston, Mass.

Albany & New York Line of Steam

The Proprietors »f the above Line will have a Barge leaving Albany and New-York daily, as follows: ALBANY, 10 O'CLOCK, A. M. NEW-YORK, 5 O'CLOCK, P. M. Storage and Commission as usual. For freight, &c., apply to Green & Mather, 65 Quay slreet, Albany, (late C. S. Olmsted & Co., L. W. Brainard, 15 South street, New-York. C. W. BENTLEY, MilSIW III BiPPii M E 11 C U A N T :

S3 (Dunn-Street, ~Uliann, Agent S'tit Lint Hoston, Albany and Canal Pacta:!f. una Commercial Line Packets to Providence, R. I. Merchandize or Produce forwarded to care of C. W. Berkley, Albany, N. Y., will be forwarded with desj)utch, at the lowest lates, and by responsible lines.

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(.. W. GODARB k Co.. 106 Pier. Albntiv. I. B. ROBE, k Co.. Syracuse

VOll 1-REIGHT; ice,.. APPLY TO H. Eaton, & Co., 113 Broad strce', New-York. Merrick, Davis, & Co., Oswego. Sacke't & Hall, Saekctfs Haroor. J. C. &, R. W. Bush, Ogdensburgh. (O^Goods and other property will be shipped by this Line. • iaily, (Sundays excepted.) for Syracuse. Oswego, and interme- -i.'ate places; also for Canada, and the various ports on Lake On­ tario and the River St. Lawrence; also for Lake Erie and the Upper Lakes, by steam propellers or vessels from Oswego, as may be required. 5 Lake & Canal Transportation. OSWEGO ME s LAKE BOATS. The undersigned have purchased the interest of R. J. Van De water in the above Line, (he having retired from the Oswego route,) and will, as heretofore, during the season of navigation. continue to forward property, daily, between New-York and Oswego, by Lake Boats without transhipment. The proprietors command ample facilities for shipment of property on the Lakes, affording conveyance for freight, regu­ larly, each way, by the Steam boats St. Lawrence, Niagara. Cataract, Rochester, Lady of the Lake, Telegraph and Transit between Oswego and Lewiston, Toronto, Hamilton, Sacketf- Harbor, Kingston, Ogdensburgh and the intermediate ports. The Oswego and Chicago Line of Superior sail vessels will rn in connection with this Line, offering abundant means for the speedy transportation of Emigrants, and all kinds of proper­ ty, to and from the ports on Lakes Erie, Huron and Michigan. Merchants will please mark their packages, " By the Osw*gc Line of Lake Boats." For freight or passage, apply to H. FITZHUGII & Co., Oswego, ) „ JAMES PECK, & Co., Chicago, \ Proprietor,. F. S. LITTLEJOHN, 100 Broad street, N. Y. ) . L. S. LITTLEJOHN, 93 Pier, Albany, \ Jtgents. Isaac Fellows, General Agent in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana 1847. C. W. GODARD & Co., Dealers in litis &. 18Alii OF ALL KINDS, AND WESTERN SALT, ALSO, AGENTS FOR SYRACUSE & OSWEGO LINE LAKE AND ££SS lOstSS) OFFICE 106 PIER, ALBANY, Church Bell Foundry.

NO. 19 CHURCH-STREET.

Vhe subscriber is prepared to furnisl)"fliurcli Bells, with'improved "ist iron Yokes, warranted in tone and durability equal to any made Hcimboat and Factory Bells constantly on hand. Also, Brass and s-iposition Castings. He also makes and keeps on hand Anti-fric ion Bushes for Tackle Blocks, superior to any thing of the kind. DANIEL CURTISS.

3Uu3di)s ?Diitng cmb jitf Curing !t ?

No. 'i 0 N O K T O X - S T R E E T , Opposite the Centre Market. Where all Shades of Colors are done as usual. SCOURING Of -ill kinds done at the shortest notice. All orders will be thankfully received and carefully attended to. HUMEHL.1IN & OUSTED, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, Dealers in

Agents for Western Lake Boat Line to Buffalo; New-York and Genesee Valley Canal; New-York and Seneca Falls; New-York. Penn-Yan and Hammondsport Lines. Lake Boats.

NO. 43 QUAY STREET, ALBANY. References—A. W. Palmer, 121 Broad street, N. V.; Join; Rice, 109 Broad street, N. Y.; .lames & Sill, 107.; Broad street. N. Y. ; Price Sc Holly, Geneva: Legg & Fargo, Penn-Yan, A. M. Adsit, Hammondsport; Wm. Foot, Dansvilte; R. Ferrin. Palmyra; H. L. Fish, Rochester; Kelsey k Dunlap, Lockpiut: French & Brown, Buffalo. JOHN HXJRDIST

HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER AND GILDER,

No. 9 CHURCH-STREET,

Keeps constantly for sale, Taints, Oils, Glass, Putty, \c; of the best quality. Os» J A P.* VIXG in all Its branches, "ieeufrd with neatness r.ud despatch HHFRY ff. ST0HK, Fir-.:iT A1T3 OP.lTAUBlTTAIi

AT HIS OLD MD POPULAR STAND, COR. STATE & GREEN-STS.

Printing done in GOLD, SILVER, PURPLE BRONZE, and Fancy colored Inks, at moderate prices. MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS, and every description of Job work exe- '•Jtcd with neatness, promptness and despatch, on terms far more reasonable than it can possibly be done at any other office north of New. York. Call and examine our specimens.

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Tae .subscriber is prepared to make and repair all kinds of work .1 ais line of business, viz: Steam Engine lifting, forcing primps -.crew and lever presses, sugar mills. Lathes, screw cutting and -.•-rew tackling of all kinds, made to order. PRICES MODERATE. THOMAS F. LLOVD, Practical Machinist. COPPER, TIN, SHEET-IRON s*r ©¥ie mjmmMf^

Jfo\ 335 Broadway, between Eagle Tavern & Odeon.

Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of PLAIN TIN & JAPANED WARE, And ail articles in the line suitable for house keeping, all of which is made of the best materials. Canal Boat Lamps, Pumps, Copper Cistern Pumps, Lead Pipe, &c. Jobbing punctually attended to, and Work made to order in a du­ rable and workmanlike manner. Particular attention paid to Cop. per and tin roofing, and warranted tight. Likewise Copper and Tin Gutters, Conductors and Heads put up to order with neatness and despatch. CHURCH-STREET

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The subscribers are prepared to manufacture to order, at No. 15 Church-Street, Steam Engines, from two to twenty horse power, on an improved plan, requiring but one half the room usually occupied by engines of the same power.

Screw cutting, boring cylinders and pumps, turning in all it branches, pattern making and Jobbing attended to with punctuality DWELLE & WORTH GREAT VARIETY STORE.

510 BHOADWAY,

Will be removed to 576, after 1st September.

At this establishment, is kept constantly on hand a rich anU elegant assortment of Fancy Goods, rich jevvlery, games of every variety. Toys of every descriptions. Dressing Cases, work boxes and writing desks. Elegant card receivers, Chinese curiosities, Combs and brushes of all styles, •Work bags and purses, Pocket books and wallets, Rich China vases, and Bohemian glass, Toilet bottles, Indian curiosities. Perfumes, soaps, shaving creams and hair oils, Parasols, parasolettes and sun shades, Fans of every description. Patent elastic baby jumpers, Baskets in great variety, Fishing tackle, Drawing materials, Juvenile books, Letter, note, and fools cap paper, Envelopes, Initials stamped on paper without extra charge, Sealing wax, wafers and sand. Any of the above articles can be had at wholesale and retail at the lowest New-York prices. Mr. and Mrs. Pease pledge themselves, that every thing shall be done to make their store a pleasant resort for citizens and strangers, and persons wishing to see this establishment, are particularly requested to call, and they shall receive the same attention, whether they come to gratify their curiosity, or make selections as purchasers. ^>*v> &V&&fe^.

.- VtVst Steam Planeing, Plaster and Saw Mills and, Plank Factory, corner of Water and Spencer-sts., and the Dock. Where Planeing and Sawing of all deseriptions is done at short notice. Constantly on hand and for sale, Ground and Boiled Plaster, Hair, &c, together with a general assortment of Planes. Also at No. 55 Water St., a full as­ sortment of Lumber, dressed and rough, Lathe turned Pickets, Posts, &c, of the best seasoned timber, at wholesale ind retail. HOFFMAN'S ELEVENTH ANNUAL DIRECTORY, 1847-8.

A. ABBEY ELY, coachmaker, 127 Jefferson Abernethy Hugh, laborer, rear 36 Grand Abbott James, mason, 314 State Abbott Mehitable, 129 Lydius Abbott John, editor Reformer, Commercial Build­ ings, bds. American Hotel Abel William, 87 Herkimer Abell Sebastian, tailor, 7 Holmes Alley Abell D. H., bds. Congress Hall Abell Lansing D., ferry-master, 111 Church Ableman Aaron, 162 Jefferson Ableman John, laborer, 323 Washington *. J-. Ableman Christopher, laborer, 146 Jefferson* Ableman Christian, carpenter, 50 and 52 Spring Ableman S. Y. R., carpenter, 113 Lumber, shop 164 n. Pearl ~ Ackerman Edward, 40 Green . Acker P., at Townsend House Ackerman Gerrit, bookbinder, 64 Franklin Ackley Orrin, 8 Water 6 58 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIR-CTORT.

Adair James, 137 Arch Adair Hugh, spring-maker, 6 Broad Adams & Welch, keepers of Cornucopia, cor Stale and Green Adams E. S., teacher, 49 Grand Adams George, 88 Hamilton Adams Amos, under sheriff, 73 State, h. 184 Wash­ ington Adams Christopher, builder, shop rear 244 State, h. 37 Swan ^ Ad.ims Henry, currier, Hamilton s. Hudson Adams John, blacksmith, 85 Third, Arbor Hill Adams William, 70 Hudson Adams Rowland, accountant, 23 Lancaster Adams William N., proprietor Cornucopia, corner State anil Green, h. 36 J Union Adams Allen, blacksmith, 76 Patroon Adams F M, J21 Pier, bds 21 Hamilton Adams Sarah, milliner, 88 Hamilton Adams Henry, saddler, 21 Jackson Adey George, painter, 289 s Pearl Addison Joseph, waiter, 225 * Pearl ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OKFIC,:, Slate Hall AFRICAN BAPTIST CHUIICH, Hamilton, west of i Pearl AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH, State, rear of School District Building, No 2 Agnew Charles, cartman, 17 Quackenbush Agnew, widow of John, grocer, 55 Church Agremonl George, 10 Quackenbush Aikens John, currier, 102 Hawk Aikens James, printer, 38 Herkimer Ainsworih W 11, bds 33 Green Ainsworth (Ira W) & Northrop (John G) tr.et- chants, 15 State DIRECTORY. 59

Ainsworth Ira W, res 43 DaJlius Ainsworth Anson F, 35 Westerlo Akin E C, merchant, 76 Quay, res Grecnbush ALBANY ACADEMY, at Academy Park ALBANY ARGUS, Exchange Buildings, first floor ALBANY REPUBLICAN ARTILLERY Armory, Atlas Building, cor Broadway and Beaver ALBANY BURGESSES CORPS Armory, cor Broadway and Division ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL, 67 State ALBANY FREEHOLDER, 34 Washington ALBANY MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Broadway, foot of State ALBANY FEMALE ACADEMY, n Pearl ALBANY FEMALE SEMINARY, 67 Division ALBANY AND BOSTON RAILROAD OFFICE, Stanwix Hall, corner Maiden Lane and Dean ALBANY ATLAS, cor Market and Beaver ALBANY INSURANCE COMPANY, 56 State ALBANY APPRENTICES' LIBRARY, Hudson ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL, 3 Norton ALBANY BETHEL, Montgomery ALBANY WATER* WORKS, Eagle, Columbia and Steuben ALBANY POST OFFICE, Merchants' Exchange ALBANY MINERAL SPRING, Ferry, near s Pearl ALBANY ALMS HOUSE, S Lydius continued ALBANY SAVINGS BANK, at Commercial Bank ALBANY MEDICAL COLLEGE, Eagle, between Lan­ caster and Jay ALBANY MUSEUM, cor State and Broadway ALBANY NURSERY, Western Turnpike, two miles out of city ALBANY PATRIOT, office 11 Commercial Buildings Albee Samuel, laborer, 123 Broad 60

Albee Samuel, tinsmith, 123 Broad Albert Joseph, 212 Washington Albert Peter, laborer, 481 Washington * b Algie Lithan, 103 Green Alden Mrs Caroline, 11 Dallius Alden William, mason, 4 Chesnut Alden Stephen H, painter, 659 Broadway Aldridge widow Catharine, 107 Orange Aldrich Adam, fruit store, 397 Broadway Aldrich Zaccheus, 297 Broadway Allanson Peter, carpenter, 1 Elm Allen Hiron W, clothing store, 425 Broadway, res 99 Hudson Alexander Joseph, boarding house, 1 Montgomery Alexander Hezekiah, carpenter, 143 Orange Alexander Cornelius, carpenter, 181 Orange Alexander David, 103 Orange Allen Henry A, teller in New-York State Bank, res 95 Lydius Allen, widow of Horace, 208 Broadway Allen Otis, attorney, &c, res 11 Patroon Allen James, carpenter, 16 Van Schaick Allen Benoni C, crier of courts, 31 Fayette Allen Chloe, widow of Nathan, 64 Water Allen (Otis) and Hastings (Frederick H.) attorneys &c, 5 and 7 Douw's Buildings, corner State and Broadway Allen Mrs, 22 Park Allen W A, bds 99 Hudson Allen Thomas, laborer, 139 Church Allen Patrick, laborer, 497 Washington sb Allen, widow Harriet, 62 Hudson Allen Lucius, 48 Orange Allen Dennis, carpenter, 32 Van Schaick Allen Mrs. Barbara, 230 State HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 61

Allen Mrs Jane, milliner, 48 Orange Allen John, 147 Lumber Alick Nicholas, laborer, 9 Delaware Alverson Japhct, brickmaker, 6 Morton Allicoit Samuel, 113 Green Alstrean George, 74 Liberty Alrin Robert, gardener, 104 Willett Alvord Chas H, bds Churchill's Alvord Edmund, cabinet maker, 25 Greene, res 42i Ferry Alvord Mary E, widow, 27 Columbia AMERICAN HOTEL, 100 State Ames Angelo, 3 Plain Ames Julius R, 3 Plain Amsdell Wm, brewer, Western turnpike Amy , whip maker, 5 Bleecker Ance, Anthony, varnisher, 93 Grand Anderson John, cooper, Bradford Anderson Geo, porter house, cor Lydius and Church Anderson James, 172 Broadway Anderson John, laboier, 43 Second, Arbor Hill Anderson James, draper and tailor, 4 Delavan House bds Congress Hall Anderson Absalom, 80 Third, Arbor Hill Anderson George, agent Chenango and Fulton Lake Boat Line, 63 Quay, res 72 Herkimer Anderson, widow Charles, confectioner, 570 Broad­ way Anderson Daniel 'B, 142 Hamilton Anderson William, blacksmith, 103 Second, Arbor Hill Anderson John, moulder, 21 Knox Anderson John H, fruit store, 356 Broadway, house 172

6* 62 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY-.

Anderson George, confectioner, corner Lydius and Broadway Andree Augustus, barber, 650 Broadway Andrews Miss, 64 Montgomery Andrews Michael, moulder, 42 Canal Andrews Elisha, 64 Montgomery Andrews William, 36 Canal Andrews Frank, printer, Third, Arbor Hill, above Lark Andrews Amos, 61 Beaver Andrews Fairman, baker, 166 Washington, res 97 Spting Andrews Joel W, spirit level manufacturer, 156 Hudson, shop 42 High near Hudson Andrews Truman, printer, 1?0 Green Andrews Orrin, baker, 26 Second, Aibor Hill Angel Laud, pedlar, 127 Franklin Angus Charles, printer, 120 Jtfferson Angus Miss, millinery, 21 Steuben Angus John G, segar maker, 10 Jefferson Angus Stephen, 45 Colonie Anker Li wis, pedlar, 1^9 Broad Anhable & Smith, dtalers in leather, oils, &c, 30 State Ai nable Samuel, 13 Montgomery Annesley William, gilder, 58^ Jackson Annesley William, shipbuilder, 148 n Piarl Annisley Lawson, looking-glass ware ho'usfj 5£4 Broadway, h 41 Ten Broeck Anstee George, shoemaker, 107 Washington Anthony C H, classical institute, 47 Eagle Anthony Jacob, porter house, 7 and 9 Maiden Lape Anthony John P, 33 Beaver Anthony Robert, waiter, 262 Lydius Anthony Abram, boatman, 28 Dove Appleton Miss Eliza, confectioner, 100 s Pearl HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 63

Appleton William, 43 Van Woert Appleton William,produce dealer, 195 Washington, res 238 Appleton William, bds Dayton House Archibald A C, bds Eagle Armatage William N, grocer, 58 Canal Armer Robert, mason, 21 First, Arbor Hill Armour John B, brush maker, 289 Broadway, h 177 Hamilton Arms, widow Noadiah L, tailoress, 54 Division Arms Nelson T, watchmaker, 42 s Pearl Arkles Joseph, Delaware turnpike Arguson widow Sarah, 1 Van Zandt -• Armsby James H, M D, Professor of Anatomy ami Physiology, Medical Col, res €5§ Broadway Armington, widow Charlotte, 105 Lydius Armstrong, widow Jane^ 24 Hawk Armstrong Robert^gfocer, 22 Washington Armstrong Hiram, carpenter, 50 High Armstrongs m, victualer, cor Arch * and Pearl Armstrong Wm, butcher, cor Sand and Robin Armstrong Chauncey, waiter, 264 Lydius Arnold Seth, shoe maker, 42 Westerlo Arnold Moses, tailor, 332 Broadway Arnold Eleanor, widow, 68 Orange Artcher Michael, merchant, 63 Quay, h 25 High Artcher Edward, cor State and Quay, h 1 Pine Artcher John, brick maker, 220 State Artcher John, laborer, 60 Schuyler Artcher & Lyman, merchants, 63 Quay Arts John, cabinet maker, 102 Spring Arts Michael, 312 State Aspanell Robert, mason, £0 Second, Arbor Hill Ashley Sylvanus, 48 Second, Arbor Hill Atkins Henry, 66 Arch Atkins Francis, brick maker, 30 Water 64 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Atkins Mrs, boarding house, 177 State Atkins Thomas J, 96 Montgomery Atkins James, bds U S House Atkinson Thomas, blacksmith, 78 Lumber Attington George, shoe maker, 93 n Pearl Atwood D, 108 Green Atwood Kelly, skipper, 108 Green Austin, widow Mary, 6 Broad Austin Abraham, cartman, 164 Washington Austin Jeremiah, skipper, 92 Beaver Austin Charles L, attorney, &c, 94 State, res 15 Beaver AuHln_J C, dental surgeon, 578 Broadway Austin Wirliam, tin and sheet iron worker, shop Green cor Hudson, h 64 Westerlo Austin Lewis H, shoemaker, 59 Second, Arbor Hill Austin Alfred, 139 Swan-\^ Austin John, 20 Union ^\^ Austin John, tin and sheet iron wo>ker, £4 WTestcr- lo Austin Benjamin F, carpenter, 46 Franklin Avaum James W, shoemaker, 65 Thir d Aibor Inl} Avery Benjamin, 123 Lydius Avery Archibald, 5 Union Averill & Marshall, merchants, 38 Quay Averill Horace, grocer, 99 s Pearl Avery & Co (Amos) groceries, provisions, fruit, 353 Broadway, h 41 Chapel Ayer Samuel, 146 Washington Ajres Margaret, boarding house, 21 Hudson B BABBITT SETH C, 11 Lancaster Babbitt S, 56 Union HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 65

Babcock Benjamin, painter, 207 State Babcock Horace H, 11 Plain Babcock Susan C, 37 Rensselaer Babcock Elisha, shoemaker, 95 Orange Babcock Miss Elizabeth, tailoress, 40 Colonie Babcock Joshua F, weigh master, 21 Columbia Bacon Patrick, 35 Van Zandt Bachman John, laborer, 125 Franklin Badgley J D, 48 Quay, bds 738 Broadway Bagnell William, painter, 126 Spiing Bagley James, laborer, 76 Van Woert Bagley Thomas, 35 Second, Arbor Hill Bahan John, laborer, 40 Canal Bahan Patrick, laborer, 50 Canal Bailie Charles, grocer, cor Franklin and John Bailey Charles, teamster, 67 Rensselaer Bailey Joseph, paver, 145 Broad Bailey Edward, tinsmith, 84 i s Pearl, res 14 Broad Bailey Levi, blacksmith, 70 Patroon Bailey Joseph, cooper, 32 * Lansing Bailey Lemuel, furrier, 91 Orange Bain Casper, 158 Hudson Bain Dan, rear 23 Canal Baker Adam, 232 Washington Baker Wm, laborer, 20 Dewitt Baker H, lumber merchant, 205 Water Baker James C, bds Dayton House Baker Charles, tin and sheet iron dealer, 590 Broad­ way, h 59 Columbia Baker John, State Marshal, 202 Green Baker Joseph W, carpenter, 153 Lumber Baker John, mason, 65 Rensselaer Baker John, mason, 210 Jefferson Baker Clark, 76 Colonie Baker John, cooper, 14 Columbia 66 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. >

Baker Ellis, 756 Broadway Baker James B, liquor dealer, 7 Steuben Baker Solomon, printer, 114 Spring Baker T S,«forwarding merchant, 96 Pier * Baker John C, coach maker, 54 Union Baker Miss Patience A, 10 Lumber Ball Paul, mason, 66 Fayette Ball Daniel, 65 Second, Arbor Hill Ball widow, 65 Broadway Ball widow Richard, 212 Broad Ball Mary, 18 Broad Ballantine Wm, cabinet maker, 97 Orange Baldwin Jedediah, 165 Hamilton Baldwin J, jr, 100 Pier, res. 165 Hamilton Baldwin Brunson A, cartman, Hamilton, west Dove Ballard Ambrose, carpenter, 83 Bleecker Baltimore James, white washer, 98 Franklin Bambrick Elizabeth, 6 Lydius Banks Wm P, carriage maker, 72 Green Banker Frederic, 94 Schuyler Banker William U, 43 Van Zandt Bancroft John, carpenter, 108 Patroon, near Swan Banctoft R L G, attorney, &c, 3 Broadway, h 37 Grand BANK OF ALBANY, State BANK OF NEW-YORK, STATE, 69 State BANK COMMERCIAL, State BANK CANAL, State BANK MECHANICS' AND FARMERS,' Broadway, cor Exchange BANK CITY, State BAMK EXCHANGE, Merchant's Exchange BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST, Green, between Hamilton and Division BAPTIST CHURCH SECOND, n Pearl HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 67

BAPTIST CHURCH SOUTH, * Pearl Bantam John, whitesmith, 2 Canal, h 64 n Pearl Barber J, 373 State Barber Charles, 7 Lancaster Bartlett David L, carpenter, 46 Lawrence Bartlett John I, 46 Lawrence Barley, John R, 304 s Pearl Bardwell Seth, bds Clinton Hotel Barhydt Richard, 6 Canal Barker George R, bds Eagle Tavern Barker Abraham B, 5 Daniel Barker widow, 37 Chapel Barlow William, keeper Albion Hotel, cor Herkimer and Broadway Barnard Daniel D, attorney, 1 Academy Park Barnard Amier, 902 Broadway Barnard George A, carpenter, 69 Eagle Barnard Fredrick J & Son, lumber dealers, 159 Water, h 724 Broadway Barnard George T, skipper, 60 n Lansing Baft|£»Aaron H, 639 Broadway Barnes Charles A, 84 n P,earl Barnes William, attorney &c, 450 Broadway, h 53 Chapel Barnes Anson H, grocer, 566 Broadway, h 639 Barnes Marquis, agent for Swiftsure Line, office foot of State, on the Pier, h 49 Columbia Barnes Samuel S, printer, Hudson, w Dove Barnes Martin, 16 Jackson Barney William, Jr, gcgar maker, 423 Lydius Barney William, 104 s Pearl Barney Paul C, 219 Hamilton Barney Lewis, moulder, 211 * Pearl Barnhart Cornelius, baker, 65 s Lansing Barragar Jacob A, cabinet maker, 227 n Pearl 38 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Barragar Harriet, nurse, 163 Hamilton Barrett Michael, laborer, 51 Canal Barrett Wyman R, 21 High Barrett Richard, 74 Canal Barrett William, gold beater, 49 Hudson Barrett & Brown, merchants, 31 Quay Barrett Hugh, 16 Second, Arbor Hill Barrow Thomas, joiner, Hamilton, s Hudson Barry Thomas, 49 Mulberry Barry Edward, butcher, 480 Washington, n b Barry James, grocer, cor Franklin and Rensselear Barry William, laborer, 15 John Barry Thomas, laborer, 65 Maiden Lane Barry John, tailor, 53 Van Schaick Bartlas William, 35 Van Schaick Bartholomew Andrew, 787 Broadway Bartholomew Charles, grocer, cor Hudson and High Bartholomew Riley, 70 Herkimer Bartlett B L & Co, dry goods, 428 Broadway, bds 61 Hudson Bartlett Dennis N, 44 Lawrence Bartlett Mary, 34 Westerlo Bartlett Backus L, 68 Hudson Bartley Patrick, 31 n Lansing Bartley James, grocer, 65 Colonie Bartley William R, bds Mansion House Bartley James, carpenter, 75 Canal Barton Silas, mason, 131 Jefferson Barton Thomas, harness maker, 3 Patroon Barton L M, 29 Jay %, Barton E H, 30 Lancaster Barton AT, 119 n Pearl Barton William A, mason, 329 State Bartow William, laborer, 102 Nucella Bassett Daniel, brick maker, 49 High HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 69

Batcheldor Edward C, (J S and Co,) 23 Fayette Batcheldor John F, 23 Fayette Batcheldor Thiel, 23 Fayette Batcheldor Galen, (J Sherman and Co,) bds at Ame­ rican Bateman Richard, carpenter, 50 Bleecker Bateman Edward, 4 Clinton Bates Sarah, 164 Broad Bates Daniel, 26 Franklin Bates Slawson, combmaker, 70 Washington Bates Amasa, gardener, 94 Basset Bates Merritt, pastor of Wesleyan Methodist church, res 28 Second Bates Samuel, 49 Van Zandt Bates Jeremiah, cooper, Elk, w Swan Battle Mellon, machinist, shop cor of Orange and Water, bds Broadway House Battersby John, butcher, 118 Third, Arbor Hill Bauar Harmon J, laborer, 102 Nucella Bauer John, shoemaker, 129 Franklin Bay William, physician, 32 n Pearl Bayard Killian, saddler, bds Clinton Hotel Bayeux, widow, Thomas, 38 n Pearl Beach Oscar, bds 2 Liberty Beals Sarah, widow, 27 William Beardslee R G, Atty &c, 53State,bds Miss Carter's Beardsley Nelson, 24 Norton Beardsley William, 26 Washington Beardsley Leonard, 3 Plain, h 38 Spring Bearup Andrew, engineer, 132 Eagle Beatty Alexander W, cooper, 176 Spring Beavens Elizabeth, widow, 496 Washington Bevens Arthur, 496 Washington Bevens Robert, 496 Washington Bebee Thomas T, carpenter, 24 Orange 70 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Bebee Thomas W, carpenter, 133 Montgomery Bebee Edwin, proprietor Franklin House, 136 and 138 State Bebee Asaph, at Cornucopia Bebee widow Rebecca, 68 Arch Beebe Thomas, bds Franklin Bechel John M, pedlar, 125 Green Bechel Leopold, pedlar, 125 Green Bechtel Peter, shoemaker, 273 Washington Beck T Romeyn, Principal of Albany Academy, south wing, 1 Fayette Becker Henry P', 58 Union Becker Francis, 58 Union Becker Henry P, 24 Fayette Becker Adam, grocer, cor Centre and Lumber Becker Stanton, painter, 70 Patroon Bedell Susan, widow, 24 Dove Bedell .William., butcher, ,31 Second, Arbpr Hill Bedell Daniel,, produce, dealer, Washington, cor. Snipe Bedell Richard, victualler, stall 5 Centre Market, h 71 Knox Beeman Sylvester, pilot, 14 Ferry Beekman Misses, preceptressess, 56 Westerlo Beekman Thomas, morocco dresser, 18 Delaware Beekman Hannah, (widow of Douw P,) 56 West­ erlo Been Jane, widow, 168 Spring Beers David, laborer, 50£ Second, Arbor Hill Beers Wm G, laborer, 105 Broadway Beetham John, 3.35 Lydius * Belden Erastus,, jH Lumber Belden Selah, boot and shoe manufacturer, 21 Pa­ troon Belew widow, 188 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 71

Belknap, M'Kercher & Campbell, coal dealers, cor Spencer and Montgomery • Belknap Zabina, res 23 DeWitt Bell G W, 3 Lancaster Bell G W & J W, dry goods, 482 Broadway Bell Joseph, 3 Lancaster Bell James N, saddle, harness and trunk maker, 473 .. Broadway, res 37 Canal Bell John W, 3 Lancaster Bell widow Angelica, 29 Van Schaick Bell Charles, bds 3 Lancaster Bell Stephen, carpenter, 186 Green Bell Jacob, shoemaker, 169 Hudson Bell Henry, 41 Second, Arbor Hill Bell James C,agt Wm P Van Rensselaer res Bath Belsiner Solomon, pedlar, 135 Broad Bement Caleb N, p.oprietor of American Hotel, 100 State Bemis A, blacksmith, 60 Lawrence Bendal Edward, 94 Broad Bendal Job, cor Union and Hamilton Bendall Henry, pedlar, 119 Broad Bendall Henry, variety store, cor Pearl and Plain, h 13 Broad Bender Justice, sexton Lutheran Church, cor Steu­ ben and Lodge Ben Peter, white-washer and crier for lost children, 76 Grand Ben Jacob 76 Grand Bender Christian, tailor, 154* Pearl Bender Christopher W, chamberlain, bds Pearl- Street House Bender E H, bookseller and statioBer, 75 State, bds Delavan Bender Matthew W, 45 Philip Bender William M, Lark, cor Lydius 72 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Benedict Rev T, 76 Ferry Benedict Edwin, 8 Capitol Park Benedict Lewis, 8 Capitol Park Benedict Lewis, junior, attorney, &c, 79 State, Elm tree corner, res 8 Capitol Park Benner widow Elizabeth, 182 Lydius Benham George, 74 Westerlo Benjamin Caleb, White Hall, Bethlehem Benjamin G W, (A & Co,) 353 Broadway, h 54 Union Benjamin Jacob, hair-dresser, 136 Broadway Benne (D F) & Van Alstyne, (T W7) dry goods, 58 State Bennett Michael, mason, 17 Lodge Bennett Richard F, carpenter, 884 Broadway Bennett Ezra B, merchant, 65 Quay, residence 39 Dallius Bennett William, 33 Hamilton Bennett Thos D, 4 Park Bennett Lewis H, carpenter, 301 Patroon Bennet James, cartman, 41 n Lansing Bennoir Joseph, shoemaker, 82 Church Bensen John, segar maker, 49 DeWitt Bensen David, Superintendent Northern District, res 212 Lumber Bensen (Nicholas) & Crannel (Matthew) jr, plane makers, 116 State, cor Lodge, h 245 State Bensen Mrs Jennette, 56 Union Benson Joseph, carpenter, 1081 Water Benson Henry, 35 Grand Benson Gerrit, broker, 28 Maiden Lane Benson Adam, 1 Lancaster Benson Samuel, 117 Lumber Benson Joseph, laborer, 101 Green HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 73

Bentley Charles W, agent for Boston packets, f_§ Quay, res 110£ Hamilton Bentley James R, cor Liberty and Division Bentley, widow of Randall, cor Liberty & Division Benton widpw Rachel, 101 Green Benton Joseph, bookbinder, 65 Herkimer Benton N S,sec of state,off. state hall,bds MiSsGarters1 B«g Jacob, pedlar, 4 Alexander Bergen Timothy, laborer, 73 Mulberry Bergen Patrick, cooper, 57 Rensselaer Bergeron Joseph, grocer, 108 Quay Bergeron M, grocer, 117 Arch Bergeron Maxwell, 78 Ferry Bernard Alexander, 54 Montgomery Berry T S, 525 Broadway, bds 25 Patroon Berry Royal, produce buyer, 110 Canal Berry Michael, laborer, 8 Canal Berry Samuel, 300 Washington Bertrand Louis, barber, 162 Jefferson Bertrand Jeremiah, 78 Lydius Betts Daniel M, 7 Dewitt Betts Richard D, 101 Columbia Betson Oscar C, shoemaker, 94 Colonie Bew Launcelot, clothing store, 307 Broadway, h 2 Jefferson Bicknell Becker, Boston wooden ware store &c, 397 Broadway, h 4 Van Tromp Big Henry, 8 Broad Bigly George, tobacconist, 20 Second, Arbor Hill Biggan Thomas, tailor, 190 Green Bigelow, Thos, laborer, 57 Broadway Bigelow U G, physician, 30 s Pelarl Billbroock George, 45 Centre Bill Charles, 44 Division Billings Henry, 70 Swaii Billenjie Peter, carpenter, 79 Rensselaer 7* 74 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Bills Alanson, physician, 32 Hamilton Billson Abraham jr, mason, 146 Spring Bilyieu widow Margaret, 66 Patroon Bilyieu Cornelius B, builder, 66 Patroon Billson Adam H, mason, 216 State Bingham George W, 61 Washington Birch Ruth, widow, 183 Lydius Birdsall Wm, lumber dealer, 37 Pier, bds Stanwix Hall Birdsall George, shoemaker, 52 n Lansing Birdseye Lucien, attorney, &c. 59 State, res. 9 Lancaster Birdseye Peter, Centre Bird H F, carpenter, 97 Orange Birmingham James, cartman, 15 Rose Birmingham John, carpenter, 52 Ferry Bishop William G, printer, bds Townsend h Bissell William, cradle and spinning-wheel factory. 268 s Pearl Black John, cabinet-maker, 60 Franklin Black Wm, porter, 365 State Blackall James, sexton 1st Presbyterian Church, 48 Beaver Blackall Mrs Sarah Hoffman, 135 Lydius Blackall Charles, shoemaker, 265 Washington, n Branch Blackall Robert, 159 Hamilton Blackall William J, 70 Fulton Blackall J & W J, bell-hangers and locksmiths, cor Hamilton and Fulton Blackall Joseph jr, 92 Arch Blackwell E, bds Clinton Hotel Blair Albert

Blair David, brassfounder, 27 William Blake Wm, 55 Church Blake George T, hatter, 12 Wendell Blake Owen, grocer, 15 Columbia Blake John, grocer, 666 Broadway, res 150 Orange Blake Wm, carpenter, 30 Second, Arbor Hill Blake Barnum, straw dealer, 540 Broadway, h 47 ~f Steuben Blake Ezekiel, coppersmith, 108 Third, Arbor Hill Blake Wm, 58 Church I Blake Adam, 107 Third, Arbor Hill Blakeman E C, tin and sheet iron store, 92 State, h 4 Daniels Blakerman Elizabeth, 91 Orange Blanchard Anthony, attorney and surrogate, office City Hall, res 99 Washington Blanchard Justus W, wig and curl maker, 515 Broadway, res 4 Quackenbush Blanchard Elisha, baker, 7 Church Blanchard Reuben J, 96 Church Blanchard Alonzo L, stove merchant, 64 Liberty Blatner & Schloss, dry goods, 350 Broadway Blatner Henry, merchant, 17 Hamilton BLEECKER HALL, 531 Broadway Bleecker James, 93 s Pearl Bleecker Gerrit V S, 93 s Pearl Bleecker George M, wholesale dry goods, 406 Broadway, res 58 n Pearl Bleecker Henry, merchant, 14 Maiden Lane, res 58 n Pearl Bleecker John R, office Bleecker Hall, h 123 State Bleecker Nicholas, clerk Albany Bank, bds at Dela­ van Bleecker William E, office 14 Maiden Lane, res 4 Pine 76 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Bleecker Harmanus, 42 Chapel Bleecker Harmanus jr, 613 Broadway Bleecker, widow of Henry, 58 n Pearl Blessing Frederic, cartman, 285 Washington, * b Blessing Catharine, widow, 150 Lark Bliss Eleazer, butcher, 101 Lydius Blood John, shoemaker, 266 Washington Blood Nathan & Co, commission merchants, 4 Ex­ change Bloodgood William, Pine Grove, at the Junction Bloomingdale Wm H, lumber dealer, ab n Ferry, bds Lumberman's Hotel Bloomingdall Jacob, teamster, 404 State Bloomingdall Gerrit, 145 Lumber Bluett Thos, blacksmith, 8 Westerlo Blumheart Michael G, gardener, 292 Washington BIyman Francis, tailor, 2801 s Pearl Boardman Elizabeth, 10 High Boardman Henry M, commission merchant, 39 Quay, res 46 Orange Boardman & Gray, piano forte manufacturers and music dealers, 4 and 6 n Pearl Boardman John H, stone cutter, 96 Spring Boardman William, builder, 91 Hudson Boardman William G, 6 n Pearl, res 79 Columbia Boardman & Van Voast, carpenters, 46 Howard Boardman John, builder, 91 State Bodenstab, Henry, physician, corner Hudson and , Union Bodine David, coach painter, 43 Union Bogardus, widow, 57 Ho ward Bogart John, 177 Broadway Bogart John, 7 Cross Bogett Wm K, 59 Second, Arbor Hill Bogue Charles P, 340 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 77

Bogue F S, bds Townsend House Bohannan Michael, 239 Broadway Bolles Thomas, laborer, 41 Colonie Bolles Edward R, coach trimmer, 5 Union Bond Robert T, tinman, 617 Broadway, house 21 Hawk Boner John, cooper, 36 Union Boom, widow Mary, 22 Franklin Booth Thomas, cartman, 26 Elk Booth Alfred, harnessmaker, 129 Broad Booth H D, 16& Washington Booth Philo, 162 Washington Booth Thankful, 367 Washington Booth William, merchant tailor, 47 High Borden J R, 41 Jay Born, widow Mary, 184 Broadway Born Joseph C, tinman, assistant state sealer, 90 Green, h 78 Ferry Borth Richard, groceries and provisions, 268 Broad­ way, res 99 Grand Borthwick H, 339 Lydius Borthwick Harvey, 175 Hamilton Bortle George, steamboat agent, 123 Pier Boston, widow, 14 Van Zandt Boughton Daniel, hat store, 409 Broadway, res cor Union and Hamilton Boulwere J K, moulder, 53 First, Arbor Hill Bounds Margaret, widow, 43 Arch Bouse Robert, blacksmith, 176 Spring Bouton Charles F, printer, 30 Jay Bovee Mathias, 175 Orange Bow Oliver, hatter, 36 Franklin Bow Wm H, 21 Dallius Bo we Michael, laborer, 122 Broadwaj Bowen E B, 49 Green 78 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Bpwen J T, bds Carlton House Bowers Augustus, Commercial Saloon, cor Hudson and Broadway, res 36J Union - Bowers David N, confectioner, 916 Broadway Bowers Benjamin, carpenter, 916 Broadway Bowhay Mrs Mary, nurse, 39 Philip Bowhay James G, 39 Philip Bowman Peter E, flour and provision merchant, 49 Quay, res 52 Division - Bowne John H, clerk, 24 Lawrence Boyd David, coachman, 122 Water Boyd Thomas, hatter, 386 Broadway, h 46 Beaver Boyd Robert, brewer, 61 Ferry Boyd, widow Peter, 71 Ferry Boyd James, plasterer, 22 Hawk Boyd David, 61 Ferry Boyd James P, physician, office and res cor Hudson and Grand Boyd'John I, res Eagle Tavern Boyd Barent S, waterman, 44 Union Boyd Isaac, tailor, 731 Quay, res 72 Lydius Boyd J C, lumber merchant, office 83 Water, res 215 n Pearl Boyd and Cunningham, lumber dealers, cor Orange and Water Boyd S V, dry goods, 430 Broadway, residence 121 Greene Boyd Howard, 77 n Pearl Boyd Mrs, millinery, 46 s Pearl Boyd Thomas, chandler, 174 s Pearl Boyland Dennis, laborer, 45 Rensselaer Boyle John, teacher, 31 Canal Boyle Patrick, mason, 57 Rensselaer Boyle Peter, laborer, 109, Knox Boyle Joseph, butcher, rear 19 Clinton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 79

Boyle Felix, 284 Washington Boyle Patrick, 42 n Lansing Boyle Daniel, coppersmith, 32 Chapel Boyle Francis, Third, Arbor Hill, above Swan Btfyle James, malster, 36 Rensselaer Boyle John, blacksmith, 210 s Pearl, b 84 Schuy­ ler Boyle James, butcher, 2 Clinton Boyle Joseph, 142 Orange Boyle James, 156 Orange- ; Boyle Richard, laborer, 149 Orange Boynton, widow Jonah C, 44 Westerlo Boynton Phebe, 44 Westerlo Boynton Calvin, bookbinder, 44 Westerlo Bracken Cornelius, laborer, 12 Clinton Bracken widow, grocer, 12 Clinton Bradford, widow Mary, 3 Clinton Square Bradford William, 154 s Pearl Bradley Lucien, 8 Union Bradley Dennis, moulder,.36/Water Bradley William, keeper of/Na^dmtl" Hotel, 248 Broadway Bradley James, laborer, Washington, west Asylum Bradon John, laborer, 28 Canal Bradstreet William H, mason, 24 William Bradstreet, widow Mary, 24 William Bradwell Robert, 99 Green Bradwell Schuyler, 99 Green Bradt Clarissa, 42 Fayette Bradt Wm, bds Dayton House Bradt widow, 2 Daniels t Bradt John L, 47 Cherry Bradt John, Baker, 136 n Pearl Bradt Francis, 136 n Pearl Bradt John L, 150 Spring 80 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Biadt William, 94 Basset Bradt John, boatman, Third, Arbor Hill, above Swan Bradt Piter, mason, 306 s Pearl Bradt Peter A, pilot, 276 s Pearl Bradt Adrian, carpenter, 405 State Brate Nicholas, carpenter, 260 Broadway Brady Francis, tailor, 3 Eagle Brady Philip, laborer, 71 Arch Brady widow, 77 Rensselaer Brady Cornelius, laborer, 216 Broadway Brady Patrick, cor Broad and Schuyler Brady Philip, cooper, 5 Grand Alley * Brady John, 42 Van Schaick Brady Margaret, widow, rear 83 Canal Brady Patrick, laborer, 74 Swan Brainard Daniel, 32 Rensselaer Brainard Elijah, block and pumpmaker, 23 Quay, h 4 Quackenbush Brainard George, 11 Park Brainard, widow Elijah, 75 Fulton Brainard B C. commission merchant, 29 Quay, res Greenbush Bramhall Charles H, attorney, &c, county judge, 78 State, h 18 Broad Brammall Geo G, grocer, 29 Van Schaick Brangan John, laborer, 77 Canal Brannan John, grocer, 237 Broadway Brannion Margaret, widow, 55 First Arbor Hill Brassale John, porter, 36 Third, Arbor Hill Brassure John W, lampmaker, 17 Church, house 7 Broad . Bratt Hannah, 260 Broadway Bratt Catharine, 156 Jefferson HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 81

Bratt Gerrit T, wholesale and retail dealer in liquors, 8 Beaver, residence 111 Green Bratt Heniy, mason, 10 Ferry Bratt Daniel, jr, mason, 391 Lydius Bratt Daniel, mason, 12 Daniels Brawley, widow Sarah, 238 Lydius Bray Matthew, printer, 238 Lydius Bray Francis, shoemaker, 100 Orange Bray widow, 57 Van Schaick Bray Thomas, boatman, 137 Church Brayton John P, grocer, cor Green and Lydius Breaky Isaiah, physician, Green, cor Westerlo Breen Patrick, 12- Broadway Breen Edward, coppersmith, 54 Philip Breenan widow, 24 Van Schaick Brenan Alexander, blacksmith, 87 Church Brenan James, malster, 133 Arch, Brentnall Charles, oil cloth painter, 397 Lydius Bressett Fabian, 238 Lumber Breton Henry, shoemaker, 7821 Broadway Briare's Ice Cream Saloons, 39 n Pearl Briare Jos confectioner, 121 State, under normal sch Briare Benjamin, 39 n Pearl, and saloon Bleecker Hall, Broadway Brice Robert, carpenter, 10 Knox Brickner Charles, porter house, 146 Broad Brickner John, potter, Washington, north branch Brick Jeremiah, butcher, 455 Washington Bridge Joshua F, res 36 Lancaster Bridgeford John, mason, 13S Spring Bridges widow Earl, 101 Orange Bridgeford Samuel L, shoemaker, 46 Second, Arbor Hill Briggs Isaac B, 17 Philip Briggs Silas S, 43 Union 8 82 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Briggs Samuel, 6 Lumber Briggs Hannah, 18 Canal Briggs Sidney, 26 Union Briggs Richard B, druggist, 4 Exchange, h 34 Lodge Briggs & McNab, Maiden Lane Saloon, 28 Maiden Lane Briggs John, 196 Lumber, Arbor Hill Brill Bernard, tailor, 187 s Pearl Brimhall Henry, 47 Canal Brightman Adolphus, mason, 52 Arch Brinckerhoff Abraham S, 112 State Brinckerhoff widow John, 181 Hamilton Brinckerhoff Mrs, day and boarding school, 118 State Brinckerhoff Mrs Elizabeth, 62 n Pearl Brisbin J B, 27 Columbia Brishlan Peter, laborer, 31 Van Woert Brittan Mrs Jane E, 62 Beaver Broad Mrs Samuel, 44 Hudson Broad Charles, shoemaker, 162 s Pearl Brockway Joseph, Jr, dentist, 16 n Pearl, bds Townsend House Brockway & Sons, dentists, 16 n Pearl Brockway George, dentist, 16 n Pearl Broder Joseph, baker, 213 s Pearl Broly Patrick, tailor, 32 Quay Broly Hugh, tailor, 68 Orange Bromley widow Hiram, 102 Green Bromley Drayton, bds 102 Green Bronk Henry, blacksmith, 52 Philip Bronk W H, carpenter, 210 Hamilton Bronk Rensselaer, barber, 74 Patroon Bronk John, barber, 27 Maiden Lwne HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 83

Bronson Greene C, Judge of the Supreme Court, 141 Washington Brooks John, 162 Patroon Brooks William, 332 State Brooks C, piano maker, 83 State Brooks John, 15 Plain Brooks Miss Elizabeth, 96 * Pearl Brooks David, coppersmith, 831 Washington Brooks Jonathan, jr, provision and grocery store, 57 Quay cor State; h 128 Green Brooks Jonathan, 13 Plain Brooks Thomas, alley, 21 Norton, h 280 Lydius Brooks J W & Co, stove dealers, cor Beaver and Green, h 173 Hamilton Brooksby David, at Albany Nursery Brooksby James, Albany Nursery Brooksby William, stone cutter, cor John and Frank­ lin Brower Samuel, brass turner, 49 Mulberry Brower & Teelin, manufacturers of tobacco, snuft and cigars, 35 Washington Brower Albertus, groceries & provisions, 194 Broad­ way Brower Hesse! E, 221 State Brower Nicholas, carpenter, 247 s Pearl Brower, widow of Hessel, 224 State Brower S D, (H II & Co) silversmith, 185 Lydius Brown Stanton, 35 Beaver Brown George, cabinet maker, 226 Washington Brown James, attorney, &c, 3 Broadway, res 324 State v Brown A E, res 2 Clinton Square, 90 n Pearl Brown AHeyer, office 17 Commercial Buildings, res 35 Beaver Brown John C, 70 Grand 84 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Brown James, tailor, 25 Fayette Brown Albert, cigar maker, 120 Patroon Brown Eleanor, 92 Columbia Brown George S, piano forte polisher, 41 Lark Brown Sarah widow, 29 Washington Brown James, laborer, 123 Orange Brown Nathaniel, cigar maker, 90 Patroon Brown Albert H, 28 Third, Arbor Hill Brown Stephen A, 12 Lodge Brown John, coachman, 19 Hawk Brown John, pedlar, 66 Schuyler Brown James, teamster, Hudson, near Lark Brown Joseph, mustard manufacturer, 83 Canal Brown S, shoemaker, 12 Quay Brown Horace, carpenter, 12 Railroad Avenue Brown Matthews, grocery and provision store; cor Chapel and Canal Brown Moses, carpenter, 79 Lawrence Brown Mrs Rachel, nurse, 67 Arch Brown Richard, 90 Beaver Brown William, silver plater, shop 13 Church, res 238 Lydius Brown Wm G, dry goods, 490 Broadway, res 20 Grand, cor Hudson Brown Daniel, Albany canal store, 25 Lawrence Brown Thomas A, flour merchant, 31 Quay, bds 51 » Pearl Brown James M, physician, cor Chapel and Pa­ troon Brown John, laborer, 38 Van Zandt Brown Alexander H, printer, 8 William Brown Edward, pattern maker,, 210 Hamilton Brown Sarah E, millinery, 563 Broadway Brown James H, blacksmith, 707 Broadway,, res 180 Lydius HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 85

Brown John,43 Van Schaick Brown Solomon, mail agent, 8 Fayette Brown Eliakitn, laborer, 83 Canal Brown Timothy, laborer, 122 Broadway Brown George, cabinet maker, 51 Bradford Brown Jane, 170 Broad Brownell Erastus, 69 Jackson Brownlee Samuel, grocer, 517 Broadway, res 54 Columbia Brownloo John, carpenter, 165 Second, Arbor Hill Bruce Alonzo, dry goods, 76 Slate, bds 7 Fayette Bruce Robert, laboier, 43 Washington Bruce Geo, butcher, 416 Washington Bruce Wiliiam, 35 Second, Arbor Hill Bruce widow^'.net,7 Canal Bruce & Clemshire, carpenters, 5S Patroon Bruston Daniel L, carpenter, 45 Washington Bryan widow Maty, grocer, 65 Fulton Bryan Michael, keeper of refectory, basement Ex­ change Bryan John, Schuyler, west of s Pearl Bryan Charles, bds at John Bryan's Bryant William, tallow chandler, cor Church and Arch Bryerly Robert, tailor, 27 Dewitt Buchanan George, malster, 81 Colonie Buchanan Peter, (tinier, 1S2 Lumber. Arbor Hill Buchanan Alexander, painter, 15S Broadway Buchhdlz William, watch maker, 117 Arch Buck Datius, h 147 n Pearl Buck William 11,22 Union Buckbee Edward, painter, 29 Dewitt Buckbee Gourlay, pilot, 33 Dewitt Buckbee II H, agent for railroad line, res 59 Green Buckbee John T, boatman, 187 Lumber 8* 86 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Buckbee Enos, skipper, 27 Dewitt Buckbee James A, inspector of spirits, 1 Chesnut Buckley Edmund, laborer, 12 Grand Alley Buckley Daniel, laborer, 13 Dallius Buckley Patrick, 106 Jefferson Buckley William, grocer, 172 Montgomery Budd John P, shoemaker, 312£ State Btrel Jesse, 19 Fayette Buel Charles, Albany Nursery, north of railroad Buel Wm P, 4 Dove Bulger John, grocer, 25 Quay Bulger R, grocer, 1 State, h 21 Orange Bulger Thomas, 75 Westerlo Bulger R, clothing store, 2 Exchange Building Bulger Edward, boat stores, &c, 56 Quay Bulger &/Bow, variety store, 54 Quay Bulgin Arthur, accountant, Sec, 17 Blunt's Buildings, res 84 Reaver BtrrkleyA. Crapo, merchants, 50 Quay Bulkley Abel, 138 n Pearl Bulkley William, 55 s Lansing Bulkley John W, teacher district school, 172 tt Pearl, h 72 Second, Arbor Hill Bull Stewart, laborer, 214 s Pearl Bull Montgomery, 26 Union Bullions John C, ]0 Elk Butlions William G, 10 Elk Bullions Rev Peter, Professor of languages in Albany Academy, res n wing Academy, 10 Elk Bullock John M, 45 Philip Bullock Joseph J>f, 176 Washington Bulson Mrs J A, 237 n3*earl Bulson David A, rope maker, 201 Lumber, Arbof Hill Bulson Nicholas, 13 Van Woert HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 87

Bulson Misses, 856 Broadway Bulson Peter, 107 Van Woert Burbank Robert G, piano maker, 47 Colonie Burbanks William, 23 Rensselaer Burbanks George, 17 Ferry Burbanks Charles, 36 Herkimer Burbanks Joseph W, grocer and oyster dealer, 104 Quay Burbanks C & G, oyster dealers, 96 and 97 Quay Burbanks Chester, 18 Lumber Burbanks Margaret, Church, cor Ferry Burch widow Polly, 49 Washington Burdick John G, moulder, 119 Church Burdick Thorns, builder. 140 Lydius Burge William, carpenter, Washington s b Burgess John H, 56 Division Burgess Thos, laborer, 479 Washington Burgess widow Sarah, 56 Division Burgess widow Ann, 191 s Pearl Burgess widow Sarah, 35.^ Fayette Burgess Edward G, 351 Fayette Burgess Leonard G, jeweller, 45 Dallius Burgess Robert H, porter house, corner Green and Lydius, res 61 s Pearl Burhans David, 130 s Pearl Burk John, engineer, 705 Broadway Burk Ann, grocer, 220 Broadway Burk James laborer, 18 Van Zandt Burk Thomas, laborer 43 Wrater Burk Patrick, laborer, LI Van Zandt Burk Thomas, 57 Montgomery- Burke Joseph, 64 Green Burke James, laborer, 105 Orange Burke James, carpenter, rear 81 Canal Burke Richard, boot maker, 85 First, Arbor Hill 88 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTOHY.

Burke James, 50 Van Woert Burleigh Elvira, 49 Green Burley Wm, malster, 45 Colonie Burley John, painter, 263 Stale Burnham Henry, 228 State Burnham Eddy, carpenter, 8 Lumber Burnham Joshua P, 82 Spring Burnham E J, printer, bds U S House Burnett, Martha, 80 Broad Burnet WTilliam, lumber dealer, 1 n Ferry, bds 858 Broadway Burnop widow Philip, 98 Church Burnop John D, bds 98 Church Burnop Miss C, milliner, 30 Hudson Burn Lackey, shoe maker, 179 Green Burns Michael, furrier, 162 n Pearl Burns widow, tailoress, 101 Canal Byirns Ellen, 165 Orange Burns Michael, laborer, 57 Lark Burns John, laborer, 40 Renssalaer Burns John, laborer, 47 Renssalaer Burns John, laborer, 71 Dallius Burns E'lward, painter, 177 n Pearl Burns Christopher, laborer, 18 Second. Arbor Hill Burns Walter, skipper, 23 Renssalaer Burns John, laborer, 18 Park Burns Francis P, piano forte maker, 101 s PearJ- Burns John, cooper, 37 Church Burns John, grocer, 117 Broad Burns John, cooper, 67 Third, Arbor Hill Burnside Wm, cor Green and Mulberry Burrans Dennis, laborer, 30 Howard Burroughs Mrs Eliza, 87 Hudson Burrows William G, bds 101 s Pearl HOFFMAN'S AI.BANY DIRECTORY. 89

Burrows & Nellegar, druggists, 43 s Pearl, corner Plain Burt Thomas M, Comptroller's office, bds Amerr ican Burt John, intelligence office, 221 * Pearl, res 106 Jefferson Burt Riverius, 55 Lumber Burt John, shoemaker, 106 Jefferson Burt James D, brewer, 136 Montgomery Burt Edward, confectioner, 21 Columbia Burt Uri, brewer, 57 Lumber, brewery cor Mont­ gomery and Colonie Burton William, 273 s Pearl Burton Matthew, carpenter, S14 Broadway Burton A N, Thompsonian physician, 66 Chapel Burton Charles E, 75 Green Burton James & Co, looking-glass manufacturers, 3 Green, h 45 Hudson Burton H, boots and shoes, 34 s Pearl Burton John I, attorney, &c 66 State, res 39 Swan Burton S P, merchant, 198 Broadway, house 65 Grand Burton B, Druggist, 1 Delavan House, res 814 Broadway Burwell Dudley, attorney, &c, res Delavan Busher John, shoemaker, 42 Fayette Bush Walter R. (J. Goold & Co.) res 71 Hamil­ ton Bussey John, chairmaker, bds 26 Maiden Lane Buss Charles, grocer, cor Herkimer and Greene Burzee Abraham, baker, 71 s Pearl Butler WTm L, 326 Broadway Butler John, laborer, 164 Broadway Butler Thomas, laborer, rear 18 Canal Butler Calvin, cartman, 107 Snipe 90 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Butler John, grocer, 270 Broadway Butler John WT, cartman, 54 Church Butler John, laborer, rear 79 Ferry Butler Matthew, 40 s Lansing Butler James C, dry goods, 16 s Pearl, bds Wash ington Hall Butler Nancy, widow, 33 Water Butler Geo, laborer, 117 Broad Butler Thomas, grocer, 79 Ferry Butler Silas, hatter, 4S7 Broadway Butler Thos, 119 Broad Butler John, 1SS Lumber Butterfield & Britton, proprietors Clinton Hotel cor s Pearl and Beaver Butter John, 3i9 Washington Butter James, butcher, 349 Washington Butters Daniel, shoemaker, 28 Howard Butttey James, teamster, 39 Van Zandt Butts George, 71 Maiden Lane, Buxton John, accountant, 37 Liberty Byer Henry, piano forte maker, 3 Park Byers Presley, carpenler, 141 Orange Byers William, Van WToert Bygate Richard, grocer, 170 Jefferson Bygate Richard, 66 Ferry Byington Samuel, agent, 8 Union Byrne Michael, grocer, 216 Broadway, Byrne & Connich, coopers, 95 Pier Byrnes John, cooper, Garden, near Dove Byrnes, Morris, 7 Bleecker HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 91

CABLE MATHIAS, moulder, 41 n Lansing Cable William B, carpenter, 112 Nucella Cadwell, Levi, 19 Lodge Cadey John, cooper, 14 Rose Cady George E, proprietor Northern Hotel, corner Broadway and Orange Cady Daniel, attorney, &c, 44 State, residence 15 Montgomery Cady John, inn keeper, 154 Washington Cady John D, proprietor Otsego House, 74 Wash­ ington Cafferty William C, tailor, 57 Division Cafferty Patrick, tailor, 19 Canal Caffrey James, 58 s Lansing Cagger Peter, attorney, &c, office 57 State, res 733 Broadway Cahill John, grocer, 180 Broadway Cahill Robert, laborer, 77 Orange Cahill Thomas, contractor, 85 First, Arbor Hill Cahill Thomas, 65 Van Woert Cahill Joseph, cooper, 88 Church Cahill widow Ann, 67 Maiden-lane Cahill James, malster, 53 Mulberry Cahoon John, laborer, 81 Orange Cain James, laborer, 11 Spring Cain William, shoemaker, 62 « Pearl, house 17 Clin­ ton Cain John, shoemaker, 99 Eagle Cain William M, shoemaker, 211 s Pearl Cain John, rear 185 Montgomery Caldwell William J, carriage maker, 66 Green, h. 80 Ferry Caldwell William, when in city, Mansion House, country res. Caldwell, Lake George 92 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Callanan John, tailor, 226 n Pearl Callanan James jr, attorney, &c, commusione* uf deeds, 94 State, h. SO Beaver Callaghan , shoemaker, 9 Wendell Callahan John, cooper, 236 Broadway Callahan John, waterman, 56 Rensselaer Callender Charles, bds 26 s Pearl Callender David, 116 Water, res 178 n Pearl Callone Thomas, pedler, 164 Jefferson Calverly Stubbs, grocer, cor. Church and Ferry Calvery widow Charles, res 35 Howard Cameron widow, rear 50 Second, Arbor Hill Cameron Ann, milliner, 301 Chapel Cameron William, 13 Park Cameron Angus, carpenter, 112 Jefferson Cameron Daniel, 192 Hamilton Cameron John, laborer, 128 n Pearl Campbell Andrew, laborer, 49 Alexander Campbell Archibald, Deputy Secretary of State, of­ fice State Hall, res 60 Chapel Campbell John, physician, office 37 Columbia, h 60 Chapel Campbell Duncan, attorney, &c, Exchange Build­ ings, res 60 Chapel Campbell John W, grocer, 9 n Ferry Campbell Stewart, 53 Hamilton Campbell George, grocer, 643 Broadway, house 92 Patroon Campbell John, moulder, 54 Water Campbell Mrs Christina, confectioner, cor Hamilton and Green Campbell Michael, Pearl Street House, 83 Lydiu* Campbell Harmon, 37} Fayette Campbell Rev. John N, pastor First Presbyterian church, res 93 Hudson Campbell Robert, dyer and scourer, 770 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 93

Campbell Mrs. Abigail, milliner, 67 Green Campbell Mrs. Elizabeth, 54 Division Campbell widow Jane, 117 n Pearl Campbell Hugh, Waterman, 141 Broad Campbell widow Harriet L, 19 Franklin place Campbell Robert, carpet weaver, 774 Broadway Campbell John 31 n Lansing Campbell Cornelius, 30 Spring Campbell James, bds 25 Dallius Campbell William, 38 Spring Campbell Rev. William H. pastor Third Dutch church, res. 39 Broad Campbell Thomas, rear 72 Eagle Campbell William, 8 Canal Campion John, 9 Colonie Campion Patrick, laborer, 22 Canal CANAL COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, 198 Water Cande J, forwarding merchant, cor. Hudson and Quay Canfield William, laborer, 35 Lumber Canfield William E. coachmaker, 104 Green Canfield Thomas, laborer, 55 Howard Cannavon Edward, laborer, 51 Lawrence Canoll James, 42 Orange Canoll John W H, watchmaker and jeweller, 80 * Pearl Cantine Misses, 18 Van Tromp Cantine William R, attorney,

Carhart William, provision store, 357 State Carhart Thomas D, 70 Spring Carlin John, furnaceman, 55 Church Carls John D, blacksmith, 61 Grand Carls John, cartman, 59 s Lansing Carls & Hartman, stoop rail manufacturers, 18 Wil­ liam Carlow William, health commissioner and street in­ spector of the 5th district, 23 Hawk Carlton William T, ariist, cor. Steuben and James, bds at Mansion House Carman Theodore, 68 Patroon Carmichael widow James, 44 Beaver Carmichael Peter, attorney, &c, 106 State, res 146 s Pearl Carmichael Peter M, bds Mansion House Carmichael James, bds 48 Chapel Carnagns Alexander, carpenter, 20 Daniel Carnduff Jiimes L, grocer, 56 Green Carmody Richard, professor of mu

Carroll John, 53 Church Carroll Patrick, cooper, 101 Hamilton Carroll William, 39 Chapel Carroll Patrick, moulder, 43 Lawrence Carroll John, laborer, 3 Baker's Alley Carroll John, tobacconist, I ! I Canal Carroll William, blacksmith, cor Spencer and Mont­ gomery Carroll Wrilliam D, cartman, 134 Canal Carroll James, mason, 39 Canal Carroll Anthony, 2 Eagle Carroll John, moulder, 73 Canal Carroll Philip, laborer, 53 Lawrence Carroll Owen, cartman, Elk w Swan Carroll Miles, 810 Broadway Carroll John H, 376 Broadway, h 40 Bleecker Carroll Edward, grocer, 233 Broadway Carroll Patrick, laborer, 28 Rensselaer Carsloe Thomas, laborer, 29 Van Woert Carlyle James, laborer, 79 Orange Carson Thomas, watchmaker, 9tf State, res 381 Fay­ ette Carson David, jeweller, 9S State, res 3S1 Fayette Carter Joseph I, office cor Quay and Hudson, h 74 Division Carter Samuel jr, painter. 93 Orange Carter Charles, livery stable, 26 Steuben, bds Carl­ ton House Carter George T, confectioner, 22 s Pearl Carter Misses, 140 Stale Carter Samuel, cabinetmaker, 93 Orange Carter Elizabeth, dressmaker, 122 Water Carter Catharine, grocer, 190 s Pearl Carter A C, music store, 81 State Carty Bernard, laborer, 9 Colonie Cary John, sawyer, 67 Fulton 96 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Cary David H, 91 n Pearl Cary James, laborer, 3 Lawrence court Cary James, moulder, 7 Lawrence court Cary John, cooper, 108 Arch Cary Owen, 191 Third, Arbor Hill Cary Isaac H, 91 n Pearl Cary Joseph, 24 Plain Cary Joseph and Da-id H, flour, provision and pro­ duce dealers, 41 Quay Cary Samuel, flour and provisions, 13 State, h 32 Plain Cary Dennis, laborer, Bradford, west Robin Cary Henry, Hamilton, s Hudson Cary Thomas, carpenter, cor. Church and Westerlo Cary James, cooper, 37 Division Case Jonathan H, pbysicim, office and res 85 Lydi­ us, cor Rose Case George S, grocer, 37 Quay, res 1 1 Lumber Cashman Wm, wheelrighl, 156 Orange Cashman John, laborer, 43 Dewitt Cassidy Michael, 137 Swan Cassidy Henry, victualler, 6-1 Chapel Cassidy James, 41 Colonie Cassidy Margaret, 63 Chapel Cassidy William, attorney &c, editor of Atlas, 63 Chapel Cassidy Patrick, laborer, 78 Franklin Cassidy Michael, laborer, 29 Van Woert Cassidy William M, drygoods, cor Swan and Lum­ ber Cassidy Francis, 154 Orange Cassidy John, malster, 54 Bradford Cassidy Ambrose S, 63 Chapel Cassidy Barney, 49 Van Schaick HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 97

Cassidy Henry, laborer, 139 Broad Cassidy George, skipper, 128 s Pearl Cassidy William, laborer, 55 Church Cassin John, shoemaker, cor Spencer and Broadw-ay Castenhaum Nathan, pedlar, 171 Broad Castenbaum Simon, pedlar, 147 Broad Castenbaum Moses, pedlar, 189 Broad Castle William, 3 n Ferry Castle William, butcher, 10 Dove Caton Wm, laborer, 164 Broadway Caton John, 55 Colonie Caughy William, chandler, 69 Cherry Caughlin Daniel, moulder, 10 Baker's Alley Caughlin Patrick, laborer, 139 Church Caughlin Wm, moulder, 10 Baker's Alley Cavanagh Wm, laborer, 75 Schuyler Cavanagli John, laborer 1 I Van Tromp Cavanagh Michael, laborer, 103 Orange Cavert Thomas, currier, 82 Beaver Chadburn John, optician, 57 State Chafe William, 29 Van Zandt Centre Kev Saml, 128 State, Centre John, teamster, 357 State CENTRE MARKET, S Pearl, between Howard awl Beaver Cerf David, pedlar, 140 s Pearl Chadsey G W, keeper of Saratoga House, 719 Broadway Chadwick John H, printer, 162 Stats Chadwick Lucy, widow, 162 State CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, City Hall Chamberlain John, 44 Hudson Chamberlain Jonas H, 4 Union Chamberlain Frank, cor Arch and Broad Chamberlain & Olmsted, agents for N. Y. and Se­ neca Falls Line, and N. Y. and Genesee Valley Line, 43 Quay 9* 98 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Chamberlain Lee, bds Stanwix Hall Chambers Matf'ew, 150 Swan Chambers David, Westerlo, above Hawk Chambers, widow, 920 Broadway Chambers Wil'iam, grocer, 279 s Pearl Chambers John, hair-dresser, 106 Willet Champine Lewis, 16 Park Chandler Samuel T, grocer, 178 Broadway Chandler Jeremiah, cartman, 31 Van Woert Chandler widow Eliza, 31 Van Woert Chapin Wm L, editor of Albany Patriot, Cotmner cial Buildings, bds 27 Columbia Chapin Lyman, merchant, 22, h 105 State Chapin O N & Co, 97 Pier, h 86 Hudson Chapman Henry E, boot and shoemaker, 43 Wask • ington Chap,nan H S, bds Townsend House Chapman Morgan L, grocer, 36 Quay Chapman Anthony, 47 Columbia Chapman Charles, 820 Broadway Chapman Isaac A, merchant, 5 State, residence 15 Lancaster Chapman John W, 81 Quay, h 10 Quackenbush Chapman Levi, coroner, 50 Chapel Chapman William & Son, merchants, 81 Quay, b 91 Hamilton Charles Robert, laborer, 3 Eagle Charles George PI, victualler, cor Grand and Herki­ mer Charles Thomas, butcher, 18 Van Schaick Charles I) D T, (Van Heusen & Co,) crockery deal ers, 62 State, res 176 s Pearl Charles George, 176 s Pearl Charles George, jr, butcher, 397 State Chase John W, moulder, 24 Van Zandt Chase Amasa, mason, 81 Lawrence HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 99

Chase Samuel, 62 Water Chase Jabez, blacksmith, 16 Park Chase Sylvanus G & Co, forwading merchants, 204 Pier, res 18 Quackenbush Chase L A & Co, coffee and spice factory, 9 Ex­ change-street Chase L A, bds 50 Division Cha

Churchill Alansing C, proprietor of Hudson-street Temperance House, 10 and 12 Hudson Churchill Isaac, carpenter, 23 Spring CITY HOTEL, 23 Broadway CITY: HALL, Eagle, fronting Washington CITY MARSHAL, City Hall CITY SURVEYOR, City Hall Clabbey John, laborer, 67 Bassett Clandenning Wm, saddler, ice, 607 Broadway Clare Wm. cartman, 21 Quackenbush Clapp Rev. Wm S, 70 Herkimer Clapp Ruel, builder, h 95 Herkimer Clapper Africa, boatman, 55 De Witt Clark Goodland, 47 Arch Clark John, tin smiih, 43 Division Clark Silas, bds Townsend House Clark Stephen W, 755 Broadway Clark J S, 46 Quay, h 7 Daniel" Claik Mrs. C, 4 Lydius Clark Lyman, drygoods, 410 Broadway, h 70 Eagle Clark James, grocer, 686 Broadway Clark Eli C & Co, lumber dealers, 127 Water, res 69 Ten Broeck Clark Thomas, 51 Church Clark A S, flour dealer, 46 Quay, res 7 Daniels Clark Charles V, agent N Y and Utica Line, 96 Pier, res 74 Herkimer Clark Daniel P, boat inspector, 40 Fayette Clark Francis, carpenter, 44 Franklin Clark Hugh, mason, 124 Broad Clark James, 737 Broadway Clark John, baker, 214 s Pearl Clark John, cor Chapel and Orange Clark John, carpenter, 236 Lydius Clark John A, provision store, cor Chapel and Orange h 57 Orange Clark Joseph, fruit dealer, 79 State & 86 Washing ton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 101

Clark losiah, 33 Hamilton Clark Lewis, auction and commission merchant, 4 Green, h 55 Green Clark Mrs. Sally, 51 n Lansing Clark Patrick, grocer, cor Maiden Lane and Lodge Clark John C, shoemaker, 24 Howard Clark William, tinman, 61 Third, Arbor-Hill Clark Thomas L, Mineral Spring Garden, 58 Ferry Clark Philip, laborer, rear 76 Canal Clark Christopher, 123 Canal Clark B D, 633 Broadway Clark , dentist., 587 Broadway Clark Joseph, 46 Quay, h 7 Daniels Clark & Tracy, grocers, 3:1 Quay Clark VV W, bds Carlton House Clark S W, bds Mansion House Clark George, 1 Franklin Clark John, 1 18 Hamilton Clark James, 19 Orange Clark" Owen, grocer, cor Montgomery and Ferry Clark Erastus W, proprietor Lumbermans' Hotel, 192 Water Clark Wm, oil clolh store, 190 Water, res 18 Law­ rence Clark David, marble polisher, 28 Howard Clark Mrs. Rebecca, 249 n Pearl Clark Stephen, canal commissioner, 729 Broadway Clark John A, grocer, cor Lydius and Swan Clark Thomns, variety store, 231 Washington Clark Michael, carpenter, 25 Rensselaer Clark John T, supt railroad, bds Eagle Tavern Clark John, laborer, 94 Canal Clark Thomas, tinman, 88 Orange Clarke John S, stereotyper, 34 Third, Arbor-Hill Clarke Michael, tea, wine and provision dealer, cor Pine and Lodge, h 17 Lodge 102 HOFFMAN'S ALLANY DIRECTORY.

Clarkson Matthew, confectioner, 98 State Classen H, distiller, 842 Broadway Claudius Julia, tailoress, 50 Church Clawson Robert, 99 Knox Clear Patrick, moulder, 1 Baker's Alley Cleary, Henry, caipenier, 11 Holmes Alley, Cleary Michael, laborer, 58 Arch Cleary Michael, laborer, 182 Broadway Cleary Thomas, shoemaker, 716 Broadway demons George, livery stable, Howard, bds Frank­ lin House Clemshire John, carpenter, 33 Second, Arbor-Hill Clemshire William, cabinet-maker, 107 Second, Ar­ bor-Hill Clench, family of Benjamin, 381 Lydius Cliker William, 154 Orange Clinton Joseph, 5 Little Basin Clinton Cornelius, H 93 Beaver Cloney Thomas, laborer, 1'7 Swan Clow John E, tailor, 164 Washington Clow & Williams shoemakers, 23 Orange Clow Jacob, 22 Park Cluett John W, (Whitney & Cluett,)821 Broadway Cluie Peter R, shxmaker, 5 Grand Clugeman , cabinet maker, 100 lVucella Cluxton Matlhew, gardener, 65 Arch Cluxton Matlhew jr, gardener, 50 Cherry Clyde Samuel, laborer, 58 Third, Arbor Hill Coates James, 52 Philip Coats John, farmer, 301 Washington Cobb Sanford, bds City Hotel Cobb William, 192 Washington, furnace, h 188 Coburn Peter, 341 Stale Coburn Mrs Thomas, 126 Spring Coburn Robert, painter, 152 Spring Cochrane Mrs Ellen, 29 Beaver Cochrane Michael, 135 Church HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 103

Cochrane Jeremiah, butcher, 480 Washington Cochrane James, laborer, 777 Broadway Cochrane Jeremiah, moulder, 55 Lawrence Cochrane James, boarding house, 29 Beaver Cockburn Alexander, laborer, 407 State Cockburn Ely, laborer, 407 State Codey James, cooper, 62 Fulton Cody Michael, butcher, 30 Howard Coffee James, 15 Quackenbush Coffee William F. & Co, lumber dealers, office cor Quackenbush and Water, h 15 Quackenbush Coffee James, laborer, 36 Water Coggle Benson, janitor Albany Female Academy, « Pearl Cogswell widow Smith, 21 Fayette Cogswell George H, dealer in paper, &c, 21 Fay­ ette Cogswell Mason F, physician, bds Delavan Cogswell George, carpenter, 55 Van Schaick Coklay Jeremiah, laborer, 20 Quay Colbern Peter, morocco manufacturer, Arch cor Dal­ lius, h 32 Ferry Colbern Ephraim, 23 Ferry Colborn Daniel K, lumber dealer, cor Lawrence and Water, h 15 Van Tromp Colborn M, bds Delavan Cole widow Frederick W, 30 Steuben Cole Matthew, 31 Alexander Cole John, attorney, &c, 513 Broadway, h 353 Ly­ dius Cole & Shuster, merchants, 3)6 Broadway Cole John O, police justice, 144 n Pearl Cole widow Jane, 55 Lydius Cole Charles H, 171 Lumber Cole Abraham, grocer, cor State and Knox Cole William K, clerk in post-office, res 30 Steabra 104 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Cole & Van Nostrand, ship chandlers, 61 Quay Cole Darwin, forwarding merchant, 104 Pier, b 76 Division Cole France, brickmaker, 31 Alexander Cole widow Philo K, 49 Liberty Coleman Patrick, 31 Van Zandt Coleman Thomas, painter, 241 Lumber Coleman Henry, cabinet maker, 16 Green, h 77 Swan Coleman Walter, mason, 118 Spring Coleman John, moulder, 128 Orange Coleman John, carpenter, 65 Fulton Coley Miss Julia, ',28 State Coley Philander, superintendent southern district. 441 Lydius, near Lark Coley James L, 96 Willett Colmay Christopher, grocer, 53 First, Arbor Hill Colinburgh Edward, furrier, 243 Mate Collier Jason, piano forte tuner, 5 High Collier John A, attorney, &c, 542 Broadway, re* an Miss Fitch's Colligan James, laborer, 3 Hawk Collins J H, 30 Union Collins Robert, butcher, 23 Lodge Collins, Thomas, laborer, 30 Clinton, Collins John, laborer, 190 Broadway Collins Patrick, laborer, 40 Canal Collins loseph, blacksmith, 115 Canal Collins James, 30 Union Collins widow Mary, 25} s Pearl Collins E D, Railroad, 58 Montgomery Collins, widow Cornelius, 75 s Pearl Collins Francis, 14 Van Zandt Colros Jacob, 33 Fayette Colt Joseph S, attorney, &c, 92 State, res 192Slate Colvin Andrew J, district attorney, &c, 106 Stat* HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 105

Colvin Henry J, attorney, &c, res near s Railroad Colvin, widow James, near s Railroad Combe William, brewer, 68 Ferry Combs James M, tailor, 205 Green Comfort Richard, brewer, 12 Jefferson COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, State Hall Comstock Andrew, 59 Washington Comstock Daniel, 23 Hamilton Comstock Isaac N, 59 Washington Comstock Alexander C, broker, 28 Maiden Lane, res 59 Washington Condon James, dyer, &c, 36 Orange Condon Philip, laborer, 63 Arch Cone Geo W, 59 Union Cone Henry R, music store, 567 Broadway, res 151 Hamilton Cone Solomon, teacher, 151 Hamilton Conger M'Kinney, 33 Van Schaick Coniff Michael, grocer, 235 Broadway Conkey widow, 171 Green Conklin Isaac, 56 Second, Arbor Hill Conklin T, 95 Dallius Conkling Charles, 142 Broadway Conkling Josiah, blacksmith, 97 Dallius Conkling Aaron, blacksmith, 91 Eagle Conkling J & A, blacksmiths, 89 Green Conkling G, shoe and leather dealer, 22 Dean, h 71 Patroon Conkling J P, bds 71 Patroon Conlan Chas, painter, 245 Lumber Conlan James, laborer, 8 Colonie Conlan Martin, laborer, 80 Arch Conlan Patrick, widow, 49 Jackson Conley John H, mason, Franklin Place Conine Philip, mason, cor Eagle and Elm 10 106 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Connaughton James, 106 Swan Connell Mathew C, tobacconist, 64 Jackson Connell Thomas, carpenter, 43 Wate ti Connelly John, furrier, 19 Van Schaick Connelly Edward, laborer, 327 Lydius Connelly James, laborer, 11 Chapel Connelly Michael, moulder, 63 Broadway Connelly James, laborer, 136 Jefferson Connelly Thomas, tailor, 186 Broadway- Connelly Frederick, 5 Steuben Connelly Edward, 135 Church Connelly John, 187 Orange Connelly James, laborer, 19 Quay- Connelly Peter, 104 Van Woert Connelly William, draper and tailor, 387 Broadway, Conney Barney, 55 Canal Conner Barney, 111 Canal Conner Michael, laborer, 67 Arch Conner Peter, laborer, 51 Van Schaick Conner Patrick, 16 Park Conner John, cartman, 26 Elk Conner John, painter, 66 Canal Conner John, laborer, 20 DeWitt Conner James, laborer, 71 Rensselaer Conner James, laborer, 12 Cross Conner Patrick, laborer, 28 Canal Conner Patrick, 297 Broadway Conners Daniel, laborer, rear 104 Water Connick John, lumber inspector, Pier, h 48 Higk Connick Patrick, 50 High Conover widow, 74 Patroon Conover Abel, teamster, 22 Jackson Conover Nicholas, stove mounter, 37 Steuben Conroy Stephen, furrier, 55 Howard HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 107

Conroy Rev John J, pastor St Joseph's Church, res 72 Lumber Conway James, cor Spencer and Water Conway , carpenter, 120 Patrcon Conway Michael, laborer, 29 Van Woert Conway Arthur, 39 Van Zandt Conway Edward, laborer, 152 Montgomery Conway Michael, mason, 12 Jefferson Coogan Mrs Mary, 670 Broadway Cook Geo H, 75 Ferry Cook Wm, blacksmith, 122 Hamilton Cook Peter, newspaper depot, 454 Broadway, h 31 Beaver Cook Asher, grocer, 3; Division, res 23 Westerlo Cook Anna D widow, 56 Westerlo Cook Hobart P, typefounder, 104 Hawk Cook John, blacksmith, 37 Lydius, h 55 Liberty- Cook Joseph, 36 s Pearl Cook (William J) & Wing (Albert), grocers, 12 State Cook William J, 43 Philip Cook & Peck, merchants, 71 Washington Cook Ira B, shoemaker, 24 Jefferson Cook Charles, gardener, S63 Broadway Cook John, bookbinder, 205 State Cook John, Bowling Saloon, 1C4 State Cook Thomas, shoemaker, 162 s Pearl Cook Mrs, millinery, 36 s Pearl Cook Michael, shoemaker, 221 5 Pearl Cooke Thomas jr, bds American Hotel Cooke George, M D, Lock Hospital, 3 Norton, bds Stanwix Hall Cooley Calvin, lumber dealer, 191 Water, bds 11 Quackenbush Coon John, mason, 260 Lydius 108 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Coon Jeremiah J, mason, 204 State Cooney Michael, draper and tailor, 493 Broadway, res 25 Columbia Cooney William,exchange clothing store,323 Broad­ way, res 37 Rensselaer Cooper John, tailor, 8 s Pearl Cooper John, tailor, 81 Church Cooper Heber T, cabinet maker, 31 First, Arbor Hill ( ooper William, 3 Pine Cooper W W, basement Albany Academy- Cooper David M, engraver, at Mulford & Wendell's, h 45 Jay- Cooper John T, office and house 134 State Cooper Margaret, widow of Charles D, 22 Pine Cooper James, steward of Albany Academy, res in basement of Academy Cooper Aaron H, waiter, 262 Lydius Copeman George, tailor, bds Franklin House Copp N P, 76 State, res 84 Lydius Copp Godfrey, laborer, 39 Clinton Corbet, widow of Waldo, 148 s Pearl Corbett Elijah, 152 Orange Corbit Timothy, laborer, 12 Grand Alley Corbitt Hamilton, pedlar, 96 Colonie Corbitt Miss, Hawk, near Canal Corbiere William A, dealer in carpeting and oil cloths, 544 Broadway, h 66 Columbia Corbiere Wm,truss depot,495 Broadway ,h 56 Chapel Cordell David R, piano maker, 3 Union Cordell Charles Z, 211 Hamilton Cordell Elizabeth, 190 Orange Cordell John, 190 Orange Cork Charles, 143 Third, Arbor Hill Corker Joseph, cor Swan and Lumber HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 109

Corliss Roswell B, painter, 15 Park Cormidy Richard, n Pearl near Lumber Cornell Levi, justice of the peace, two doors below s. Railroad Corning Erastus, 102 State Corning E & Co, (Erastus C, James Horner, & G C Davidson,) dealers in hardware, 451 and 453 Broadway Cornock Joseph, carpenter, 164 Orange Cornwall Mrs Elizabeth, artifi florist, 52^ Hamilton Cornwell William, carpenter, 11 Lancaster Cornwell Wm E, 83 Orange Corr Patrick, laborer, 97 Swan Corridore Isaac, laborer, 53 Jackson Corrigan John, shoemaker, 93 Church Corrigan James, laborer, 312 State Corzine John, carpenter, 111 Jefferson Corriston James, fruit store, 126 Washington Cory George F, 85 Franklin Cory Esther widow, 85 Franklin Cosby Arnold, 15 Lodge Cosgrave Michael, gardener, 431 Washington s b Cosgrave Patrick, cor Broad and Schuyler Cosgrave widow, 36 Arch Costello John, 76 Van Woert Costello John, grocer, 224 Broadway Costigan James, tailor, 62 Rensselaer Costigan John, wholesale and retail grocer, 106 and 108 Orange, h 14 Cross Cossen George, weigh-master, 158 Broadway Cote Octavius, pattern-maker, 236 Lumber Cottingham George, 69 Second, Arbor Hill Cotrell Joshua G, hat and cap store, 400 Broadway, "\h52Jay 10* 110 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Cotrell William, 19 Lumber Cotter widow Oliver, 42 Canal Cotter Neil, laborer, 10 Colonie Cotton Mi:hael H, 64 Church Couch John, grocer, cor Washington and Snipe Coughlen Edward, grocer, 24 Quay Coughlin John, laborer, 46 Union Coughtry Gertrude, 25 Rensselaer Coughtry, William D, store 93 Pier, house 82 J Pearl Coughtry Arthur H, clerk in post-office, residence 32 Grand Coughtry William, 109 Lydius Coughtry Joseph, 317 State Coughtry William, segar maker, 392 Lydius Coulson Thomas, glue and glass paper manufacturer, 29 Dove Coulson Thomas jr, glue manufactory and residence Schenectady turnpike Coulter Steward, cartman, 103 Second, Arbor Hit] Coulter Matthew, cartman, 81 Broad Coulter William, laborer, 25 Canal Coulter James, cartman, 70 Second, Arbor Hill COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, City Hall COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, City Hall COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT, 5 Douw's Buildings, h 17 Philip Countryman Margaret, 127 Green Courter Miss Ann, milliner, 47 Washington Courtman Charles, cooper, 19 Clinton Courtnay Peter J, 40 Orange Courtney Isaac, cartman, 8 Jay Courtney Robert, res 50 Dallius Courtney Joseph, grocer, cor Dallius and John HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 111

Courtright E M, carpenter, 15 Dallius Courtright Peter, 10 Jefferson Courtright Joseph, boot and shoe dealer, 18 Green, h 166 Hudson Covert Hoffman, 101 Patroon Covert Abraham, leather and findings, 636 Broad­ way, h 22 Van Schaick Cowell Edward, turner, 62 Second, Arbor Hill Cowell Royal, grocer and dealer in oysters, fish, &c, 263 Broadway, cor Quay Cowell (Walter H & C,) res 42 Liberty Cowell Thomas, constable, rear of 82 Canal Cowell widow, 22 Second, Arbor Hill Cowell & Higby, fruit and oyster dealers, 77 State Cowley Thomas, carpenter, 129 Canal Cowieson Adam, blacksmith, 84 Canal Cox Peter, 82 Van Woert Cox Abraham J, 72 Lawrence Cox Dr James, physician and surgeon, 233 Broad­ way Coy Catherine, tailoress, 14 s Lansing Coyle Hugh, 68 Van Woert Coyle Paul, 250 n Pearl Coyle Patrick, laborer, 10 Morton Coyle Terence, grocer, 13 Columbia Coyle Cornelius, pedler, 40 n Lansing Coyle Patrick, bung turner, 9 s Lansing Cozzine Cornelius, carpenter, 218 s Pearl Cozzins William, carpenter, 52 Orange Cozzins Robert, moulder, 59 Broadway Craft B F, commission merchant, 114 Pier, h 48 Steu­ ben Craig Daniel H, 42 Lawrence Craig Samuel, mason, Third, Arbor Hill Craigin Matthew, laborer, 93 Van Woert 112 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Crampton Thomas, tailor, 1 Lawrence Court Cramer Patrick, grocer, Arch, cor Green Crane Miss Mary, select school, 125 Hamilton Crane Jeremiah, 96 Van Woert Crane, widow of H H, 88 Hudson Crane Robert, shoemaker, 38 s Lansing Crane widow Elisha, 125 Hamilton Crane Henry D, 5 Chapel Crannell Henry, 70 Jackson Crannell Matthew, hair-dre^ser, basement Franklin House, h 28 Lodge Ciannell John W, 71 Westerlo Crannell Matthew jr, plane maker, 43 Jay Crannell William W jr, hair-dresser, cor Dean and Steuben Crapo John M, 61 Hudson Crapo Seth, dry goods merchant, 354 Broadway, h 61 Hudson Crapo William & Co, wholesale grocers, 17 State, cor Dean Crapo William, 28 Plain Crapo C V, bds 28 Plain Craven Matthew, 45 Liberty Crauford R B, produce dealer, 8 Exchange, h 139 Hamilton Crawford widow Mary, 55 Liberty Crawford Miss, 89 Herkimer Crawford Robert, cartman, 140 Green Crawford Archibald, 1 Diagonal Crawl John, laborer, 78 Bassett Crear widow Hannah, 124 Jefferson Crear William A, weaver, cor Broad and Nucella Crehan Wm, 35 Green Cresman Casper, 23 Alexander Creswell Mrs Sarah, 12 s Pearl HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 113

Crenyan James, laborer, 477 Washington Crew Misses, 125 n Pearl Crew John L, teller in Canal Bank, h 55 Division Crew John T, jeweller, 40 State (up stairs,) h 133 Lydius Crichard Robert, glue maker, 437 Washington Crippen Amos, teamster, 83 Orange Cristman John, tailor, 131 Franklin Crocker Nathaniel, 131 Hamilton Crocker George L, 131 Hamilton Crocker Mason I, blacksmith, 23 Ferry Crocker James C, 778 Broadway, res 29 Quacken­ bush Crocker Frederick. 72 Montgomery Crocker R K, teacher, 209 State Crook George, carpenter, 60 Union Crook & Palmer, provision merchants, 9 State Crook Thomas P, merchant, 9 State, res 97 Hudson Crofton John, laborer, 132 n Pearl Crohan Gideon, 61 Fulton Cromwell Stephen, 209 State Cromwell Adam, 135 Washington Cronan John, tailor, 65 Canal Cronley Philip, laborer, 126 Water Crosby Alonzo, 15 Jay Crosby widow Arnold, 11 Pine Crosby J G, barber, basement Stanwix Hall Cross Nancy, 72 Lydius Cross Joseph R, 54 Howard Cross widow, 66 Church Cross Henry, 103 Knox Crossle Mrs, 7 n Pearl Crossman Mrs A, 20 DeWitt Croswell (Edwin and Sherman), proprietors of the Albany Argus, Exchange Building 114 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Croswell Edwin, 31 Elk Croswell Sherman, 31 Elk Crotty Patrick, 139 Broad Crough Patrick, 166 Green Crounse Henry, 90 Washington Crounse Conrad T, 23 High Crow John, laborer, 22 Van Woert Crow William, tailor, 208 s Pearl Crowley John, shoemaker, 51 Church Crowley John jr, 14 Bleecker Crudden Daniel, butcher, 6 William Cruise Morris, shoemaker, 16 s Lansing Crummie John, furrier, 78 Colonie Cuffs John, moulder, 57 Broadway Cullen John, carpenter, 501 Second, Arbor Hill Cullen Ralph, tailor, 67 Colonie Cullen William, 112 Quay Cullen Patrick, shoemaker, 65 Elm Cullen George, 11 Lawrence Cullen John, carpenter, 142 Jefferson Cullings Alexander, 55 First, Arbor Hill Cullings Peter, painter, 24 Fayette Culster Abraham, goldsmith, 78 Cherry Culver widow Mary, 24 Montgomery Cumer Lyman G, 60 Second, Arbor Hill Cumming William, Aid 9th Ward, 187 Washington Cumming John, 187 Washington Cumming Alexander, flour store, at 187 Washing­ ton Cumming James, 187 Washington Cumming Alexander, segar maker, 19 Washington Cumming widow Margaret, 187 Washington Cummings P F, printer, Hudson, w Dove Cummings George, grocer, cor Division and Union Cummings Joseph, laborer, cor Arch and Broad HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 115

Cummings Michael, 135 Church Cummins Patrick, laborer, 50 Orange Cunliff Simon, blacksmith, cor Steuben and Water Cunningham , chandler, 43 First, Arbor Hill Cunningham , laborer, 7 Bleecker Cunningham Rose, 5 Lydius Cunningham Simon, 122 Water Cunningham Samuel, 97 Nucella Cunningham James, rear 145 Broad Cunningham Ichabod, carpenter, shop 90 Bleecker. h 130 Lydius Cunningham William, hatter, 81 Orange Cunningham Michael, tailor, 3 Chesnut Cunningham Andrew, builder, 63 Grand Cunningham Michael, laborer, 104 Canal Cunningham John, laborer, 75 Arch Cure Peter, weigher and measurer, 41 Philip Cureton John L, brass-founder, 3 Franklin Place Curly James, 43 n Lansing Curran Nicholas, furrier, 41 Colonie Curran Ann, nurse, 119 Church Curran H D, agent for J G White, 211 Broadway, h 66 Grand Curran Patrick, laborer, 40 n Lansing Curtin Bartholomew, cartman, Westerlo near Dove Curtis E H, bds 70 Eagle Curtis William, pedlar, 101 Green Curtiss Daniel, pewterer and bellfounder, 23 Church, h 132 Green Curtiss Joseph, pewterer, 136 Green Cusack John, shoemaker, 52 Orange Cuseck Martin, hatter, 74 Quay Cushman Charles, 102 Water Cushman Paul, (C & Co,) 8 Quackenbush Cushman & Co, merchants, 20 and 22 State 116 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Cushman William M, cor Hawk and Chesnut, res 8 Quackenbush Cushman R S, 20 State, h 8 Quackenbush Cushing widow Julia, 83 Fulton Cutler John jr, cartman, 57 Second, Arbor Hili Cutler Benjamin, laborer, 78 Cherry Cutler John N, watchmaker, cor s Pearl and Plain. h 26 Division Cutler Lyman, laborer, 7 Union Cuyler Jacob C, 128 Green Cuyler Cornelius J, 128 Green Cuyler George, (P & C,) 12 Liberty Cuyler John, 59 Colonie Czerki Abraham, pedler, 47 Dallius D. DAGARIN JERAMIAH, 17 Lawrence Dalby Wm, 145 n Pearl Daley J S, 8 Ferry- Daley Geo W & Co, forwarding merchants, 97 Piei Daley Geo W, res 99 Green Dailey Robert, 10 Clinton Daily James, laborer, 10 Colonie Daily Jeremiah, butcher, rear 113 Hudson Daily Jeremiah, 16 Grand Alley Daily Owen, laborer, 103 Westerlo Daily Timothy, laborer, 184 Broadway, Daily Francis, laborer, 55 Howatd Daily Dennis, 161 Montgomery Daily John, laborer, 18 Van Zandt Daily widow, 52 Rensselaer Daily Patrick, 125 Canal Daily Michael, 31 Liberty Dailey Owen, stone cutter, 48 Dallius HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 117

Dailey Patrick, laborer, 77 Schuyler Dale William A Tweed, 173 Lydius Dalton William, lumber dealer, 13 Ten Broeck Dalton widow, 55 Beaver Dal'on Hiram, waiter, 162 Spring Dana Thomas, laborer, 57 Church Dana Henry T, bds 88 Hudson Dana James, chandler, 57 Church Dana John, stone cutter, 57 Church Danby William, pedler, 36 Church Dangel Andrew, barber, 40 Union Daniel Spencer, attorney &c, 66 State, bds 13 Da­ niels Daniels Thomas, carpenter, shop cor Lydius and Church, h 76 Canal Daniels Warner, office and h 13 Daniels Darbin Win R, carpenter, 1S5 Second, Arbor Hill Dare Samuel, 31 Division Darling widow William, 81 Hamilton Dash John, moulder, 104 Broad Daum Jacob, laborer, 8 Holmes Alley Davey Ann, 69 Maiden Lane Davey William, bricklayer, 162 Hudson Davidson (Abx) & Viele, (Maurice E,) hardware merchants, 50 State Davidson Miss, milliner, 46 Hudson Davidson George, printer, 68 Second, Arbor Hill Davidson widow Anna, 40 Beaver Davidson Alexander, 202 Lydius Davidson Gilbert C, 40 Beaver Davidson Robert, carriage maker, 136 Patroon Davidson John M'B, bds 40 Beaver Davidson J M, bds Delavan Davidson Nathaniel,grocery and provision store, ror Beaver and WMliam, h 144 Hamilton 11 118 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Davidson Samuel, 169 Orange Davine Michael, 4 Colonie Davis Isaac, porter house, 274 Broadway Davis Nathaniel, dealer in grind stones, office 73 Quay, h 54 Westerlo Davis Joseph, dealer in paints, oils, drugs, &c, 78 State, h 57 Columbia Davis Charles, 75 Patroon Davis Daniel S, tobacconist, cor Church and Lydius, res 16 Dallius Davis James, baker, 69 and 71 s Pearl Davis WTilliam, res 153 Hamilton Davis John C, 34 Howard Davis William, shoemaker, 101 Broad Davis (John) & Rhoades (Julius), attorneys, &c, 8 Exchange Building, 1st floor Davis John, attorney, &c, ,128 Hamilton Davis Joseph, 2d, 78 State, h 13 Beaver Davis William, musician, 518 Washington Davis Elisha, 154 s Pearl Davis Mrs Narcisse, 8 Dewitt Davis & Derby, drapers and tailors, 375 Broadway Davis R C, res 8 High Davis William, wholesale grocer, 11 State, res 153 Hamilton Davis Rowland C, 8 High Davis Wm, 27 Lancaster Davis Charles, 116 Canal Davis & Wllber, feed store, 113 Quay Davison B C, Sexton, rear * Pearl Baptist Church Dawson George, Assistant Editor Evening Journal. 67 State, res 99 Lydius Day Cornelius, tailor, 99 Third, Arbor Hill Dayton James C, keeper Dayton House, 250 and 252 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 119

Dayton Chas, bds Dayton House Deal Wm, moulder, 354 Lydius Debaux widow, 43 Canal Dean & Newland, attorneys, &c, Commercial Build­ ings Dean Amos, attorney, &c, office Commercial Build­ ings, res 77 Ten Broeck Dean Dr Noah S, botanic dispensary and bathing house, 19 Norton Dean Oliver, bds 46 Eagle Debois Cornelius, porter house, basement Stanwix Hall Dee Thomas, moulder. ~:5 Howard Dee Matthew, shoemaker, 101 Hamilton Deforest Jacob I, 109 Jefferson Deforest O L & Co, 73 Washington Deforest James, segar maker, 98 Swan Deforest Richard A, (T & D), 20 Quackenbush Deforest Richard I, 51 Lydius Deforest Charles A, grocer, cor Green and Hamil­ ton, res 82 Green Deforest Curtis, grocer, cor Hamilton and Union, bds at Dayton House Defreest Abraham, cartman, 852 Broadway Defreest widow Anna, 71 n Lansing Defreest John A, 22 Third, Arbor Hill De Groff John I, carpenter, 123 Lydius Degan Michael, 41 Dallius Deitz Jacob, 381 State Delamare Francis, carpenter, 117 Canal De Leszczynski Albert, physician, 145 n Pearl Delaney James, carpenter, 41 Dallius Delaney widow Jane, grocer, cor Union and Diag­ onal 120 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Delaney Michael, moulder, 113 Beaver Delaney Michael, mason, 83 Westerlo Delaney E F, attorney &c, 480 Broadway, bds Miss Fitchs' Delavan Edward C, bds Delavan Delamuck Peter, cabinet maker, 351 Washington Delehant Andrew D, 112 Orange Delehant John, 112 Orange Delehanty John, cartman, 1 Bleecker Delehanty John, 217 Broadway Delehanty John, stone-cutter, cor Dallius and John Delehanty Michael, tin and coppersmith, store 335 Broadway, h 51 Ferry Delong Peter, teacher, 61 Lumber Demming Martin, 14 Dallius Deming J W, bds U S House Dempsey Lawrence, 315 Washington Dempsey Patrick, grocer, 48 Van Woert Demsey John, laborer, 58 n Lansing Demsey John, grocer, cor Van Zandt and Fulton Dennick Joseph, boatman, 176 Lumber Dennick Solomon, laborer, 473 Washington Dennis Francis, laborer, 51 Church Dennison widow, 7 Cross Dennison Hugh, shoe-store, cor Green and Beaver Dennison William, confectioner, 19 n Pearl Denniston Gerrit V, attorney &c, 94 State Denniston Isaac, Westerlo, cor Hawk Denniston John H, Westerlo, cor Hawk Denniston Hugh, Westerlo, cor Hawk Denniston Mrs, 10 Park Denniston James, carpenter, 131 Lydius Derby Levi L, 25 Ferry HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 121

Dermody Patrick, 40 Van Schaick Dermody Henry, laborer, 25 First, Arbor Hill Derrick Albert, painter, 134 Spring Derrick James, painter, 9 Dallius Derrick William, painter, Westerlo, w Swan Desmond Timothy H, furnaceman,32 s Lansing Desmond Humphrey, laborer, 55 Canal Deveraux James, grocer, 54 Colonie Dewillegar Mary, 24 Second, Arbor Hill Dewitt William H, dealer in lumber and staves, of­ fice 67 Pier, h 745 Broadway Dewitt Richard Varick, office 44 State, res 61 Hawk Dewitt, widow of Andrew, boarding-house, 76 Di­ vision Dewitt Andrew, 264 Lydius Dexter & Wickes, grocery- and provision store, cor Hamilton and Union Dexter James, attorney &c, office and res 33 Beaver Dexter George, Druggist and Apothecaries' Hall, 57 State, h 8 n Pearl Dexter Anthony, 59 Liberty Dexter Chester, moulder, 375 Lydius Dexter Chauncey, agent for Albany and Troy steamboat day line, foot of Hamilton, on the Pier, res 38 Liberty Dexter Chauncey, livery stable, cor Hamilton and Liberty Dexter Emma, 164 Green Devenport Sylvester, shoemaker, 285 Washington Devene Chas, boatman, 55 Colonie Devine James, laborer, 20 Van Zandt Deyermand & Davis, manufacturers of linseed oil, 1 Broadway Deyermand & Young, merchants, 51 Quay 11* 122 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Deyermand John, (D & Y,) 51 Quay, house 58 Orange Deyermand W G, (W & D,) Congress Hall Deyermand John, baker, 64 Union Deyermand James, baker, 94 Swan, Arbor Hill Deyermand, widow Elizabeth, 4 Eagle, 5 Canal Deyo Henry, 194 s Pearl Deyo David jr, carpenter, 105 Patroon Deyo David H, 15 Chapel Diamond & Lainbeart, merchants, 56 Washington Diamond William M, dry goods, 32 * Pearl, res 14 Jay Diamond Thomas S, carpenter, 14 Jay Dibble Albert, pewterer, 16 Van Tromp Dibble Silas T, Exchange office, 27 Maiden Lane Dibble Joseph, night scavenger, 64 Clinton Dick John, tailor, Westerlo, w Swan Dick Jenny, fruit cellar, basement, cor Hudson and Green Dickey Catharine, widow, 1S9 State Dickerman Hezekiah, dry goods, 55 Washington Dickerman Joel R, stone-cutter, shop cor Westerlo and Green, h lower end of Green Dickerson Walter, laborer, 115 Knox Dickinson Isaac, 26 Wilson Dickinson Wm, farmer, 95 Knox Dickinson Samuel, 16 Clinton Dickson Lushington, boatman, 7 s Lansing Dickson James, slater, shop 65 Beaver, house 51 Howard Dickson Hugh, hat and cap ware-house, 52^ State, res 82 Lydius Diele John K, 19 Daniels Digman James, 25 Lodge HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 123

Dillingham Charles W, weigher and measurer, rail­ road, near Broadway Dillon John, rear 188 Montgomery Dillon Patrick, 29 Dean Dillon James, 149 Broad Dillon, widow of Charles, 132 s Pearl Dillon Patrick, 3 Catharine Dillon John, 39 Elm Dillon Christopher, laborer, 65 Van Woert Dillow Richard, cabinet maker, 27 First, Arbor Hill Dinigan Patrick, 69 Van Woert Dingman Jacob M, 275 Washington 4 Disney Wm C, 62 Fulton Disney John, sail maker, 65 Quay, up stairs, h 183 Hamilton DISTRICT SCHOOL, No 2, 218 State Diver Henry, teamster, 293 Washington Divit Patrick, laborer, 166 Orange Dix Joshua G,boot and shoe store, 404 Broadway Dix Perry, clothing store, 421 Broadway, h 13 Mont­ gomery Dixon John, marble works, cor Lodge, and res 36 Howard Dobbs John, machinist, 3 Phcenix Place, w Eagle Dobbs Thomas, machinist, 4 Phcenix Place, w Eagle. Dobson Edward, bds 61 Hudson Dodge Catharine, boarding house, 86 Beaver Dodge Amos, 80 Beaver Dodge William J, attorney, &c, 57 s Pearl Donlan Elizabeth, widow, 9 Spring Dolan James, laborer, 36 Canal Doland John, painter, 148 Jefferson Dombroskie Joseph, bds Mansion House Dollar Robert G, 79 Westerlo Dommery William, laborer, rear 140 Broad 124 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

Don William, tailor, 20* Second, Arbor Hill Don Peter C, carriage maker, 90 Green, res Wester­ lo, w Eagle Donehue John, coachman, 233 n Pearl Donehue John, grocer, cor Chapel & Van Schaick Donehue widow, 3 Hawk Donehue James, 15 Columbia Donehue Bernard, laborer, 71 Colonie Donehue widow Elizabeth, 46 Spencer Donnahoo Edward, 8 Dove Donnegan Owen, baker, 33 Rensselaer Donnelly Edward, laborer, 163 Orange Donnelly Patrick, laborer, 3 Chestnut, near State Donnelly Francis, 112 Quay Donnelly Edward, 106 Quay Donnelly James, 211 Lumber Donnelly widow, 65 Van Woert Donnelly Margaret widow, 29 Van Woert Donnelly 186 Broadway Donnelly Lawrence, painter, 110 Canal Donovan M H, 225 n Pearl Donovan John, mason, 141 Church Doody James, 109 Broad Dooley Edward, laborer, 9 Colonie Dooley Andrew, laborer, 139 Church Dooley Richard, grocer, 88 Quay Dooley Martin, grocer, 245 Broadway Dooley widow, 24 Van Schaick Dooner widow Thomas, 24 Van Schaick Doolittle E A, attorney, &c, 83 State, res State con Dowling Wm, tailor, 34 Rensselaer Dorman James, laborer, 10 Union Dorman Charles, laborer, 52 Lawrence Doras William, laborer, 134 Broad Doren William, waiter, 52 Fayette HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 125

Dorr & Englehart, commission merchants, 43 Quay Dorr Alfred, 315 Lydius Dorr Elisha, merchant tailor, 415 Broadway, res 315 Lydius Dorr Edmund, 315 Lydius DoiS John, 7 Delaware Doud Patrick, laborer, 26 Chapel Douge Michael, barber, 100 Franklin Douglass Horace, bds Dayton House Douglass widow Margaret, boarding house, 26 Maid­ en Lane Douglass George, dentist, 77 Lydius Douglass Ann, widow of Robert, 36 Herkimer Douglass Major, bds Delavan Douglass James, laborer, 312 Washington s b Dougherty Daniel, carpenter, 37 Van Schaick Dowdall Edward, laborer, 20 Washington Doves Thomas, 61 Chapel Douw John D P, office Douw's Buildings, res 107 State Douw Volkert P, office 1 Douw's Buildings, res Greenbush Douw widow of J D P, 107 State ". Dow J L, Western Hotel, 123 Pier Dowd Lawrence, 4 Hawk Dowd John, grocer, 182 Water Dowd William, 5 Montgomery Dowling Alice M, Westerlo w Swan Downey Patrick, butcher, 54 Jefferson Downie Peter, laborer, 6 Lydius Downing George, brickmaker, 64 Patroon Downing Jacob, brickmaker, 64 Patroon Downing Wm W, 64 Patroon Downing Jacob, 64 Patroon Dowsett J, shoemaker, 204 Broadway 126 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

Dowsett Thos, watchmaker, 202 Broadway Dox Hamilton, 51 Spencer Dox Gerrit L, 51 Spencer Dox Peter G, 51 Spencer Doyle John C, moulder, 51 Herkimer Doyle widow Hugh, 69 Maiden Lane Doyle James, shoemaker, 254 s Pearl Doyle William, 70 Lawrence Drake widow Ellen, 6 Wendell Drake David, segar maker, 210 Lumber Draper, Josiah H, grocer, 45 Fayette Driscoll Patrick, laborer, 184 Montgomery Drohan Martin, 62 Rensselaer Drought Wm, paver, 67 Bassett Drow Andrew, shoemaker, 88 Church Drucker Isaac, segar maker, 138 s Pearl Drugan Cornelius, pedler, Morton Drugan Peter, Morton Drugan Thos, blacksmith, 180 s Pearl Drum Thomas, Mulberry Drum Nathaniel, laborer, 290 Washington Drum Peter, 49 Canal Dryer Alanson, book keeper, 2 Norton Duaboa widow, 70 Lydius Dubois John, 41 Liberty Dubois Cornelius H, 67 Orange Dubuc John, band box maker, and hat store, 365 Broadway Dudley, widow of Charles E, 59 n Pearl Dudley Catharine, 750 Broadway Duell Benjamin F, 71 Beaver Duesler Daniel, tailor, 291 Green Duff Thomas, 24 Van Schaick Duff John A, First Ward Hotel, 307 s Pearl Duffy Wm, moulder, 54 Water HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 127

Duffey Peter, harness maker, 97 Church Duffey Timothy, 100 Church Duffey Miss M, fancy dry goods, 498 Broadway Duffey James, printer, office corner Hamilton and Broadway, res 8 Rose Duffey James, shoemaker, 848 Broadway Dugan Cornelius, laborer, 109 Broad Dugan James, laborer, 73 Schuyler Dunbar Robert W, 926 Broadway • Dunbar Alexander, 58 Rensselaer Dunbar John, porter house, 358 Baoadway Dunbar Maria, 5 Ten Broeck Duncan Myron, 346 Wash Duncan James, carpenter, 10 Daniels Duncan James, tailor, 19 Dallius Duncan Henry, tailor, 82 s Pearl Duncan Jane Ann, widow, 74 Grand Duncan & Jackson, merchant tailors, 403 Broad­ way Duncan James, shoemaker, 69 n Pearl Dundan James, 14 Union Dundan William, 9 Baker's Alley Dunfee John, 113 Hudson Dunham Patrick, 218 Broadway Dunham John W, 235 n Pearl Dunham Oscar, boot and shoe dealer, 234 Broad­ way, h 18 Lydius Dunlop Robert, office 28 Quay, h Troy road three miles from the city- Dun John, 158 Orange Dunn James, tailor, 109 Hudson Dunn Thomas, carpenter, rear 85 Canal Dunn Charles, pedler, 272 s Pearl Dunn John, 95 Gansevoort Dunn Thomas, laborer, 713 Broadway 128 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Dunn Thomas, 78 Hudson Dunn Joseph, gardener, rear 57 Montgomery Dunn Philip, grocer, 3(:5 State Dunn Christie, laborer, 59 Canal Dunn Charles, 34 Herkimer Dunn Lawrence, 188 Green Dunn Joseph, carpenter, 49 Van Schaick Dunnigan Dennis, carpenter, 172 Green Dunnigan James, 55 Howard Dunning Frederick, carpenter, 764 Broadway Durack Michael, 8 Morton Durant Edward A, merchant, 119 Pier, house 88 Green Durant Clark, 35 Quay, cor Maiden Lane, bds City Hotel Durant, Lalhrop & Co, merchants, 35 Quay Durant Charles W, 35 Quay, house 48 Columbia Durant William C, flour merchant, 119 Pier, h 85 Columbia Durrie Joannah, widow of Horace, 71 Fulton Durrie D S, 378 Broadway, h 71 Fulton Duttie James, 66 n Pearl Dutton John S, 22 Beaver DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, (First) n Pearl DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, (Middle) Beaver DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, (South) Ferry Dutson Thomas, 180 Lydius Dwelle Albert, machinist, 26 Bleecker Dwclle & Worth machinists, 15 Church Dwight A F, (R & D,) bds To.vnsend House Dwyer Thomas, 42 Rensselaer Dwyer Edmund, laborer, 31 Van Zandt Dwyer Timothy, Baker's Court, n Ferry Dwyer Dominick, shoemaker, 42 Arch Dwyer William, wagon-maker, 122 Hamilton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 129

Dwyer Patrick, moulder, 38 Van Zandt Dwyer John, moulder, 103 Beaver Dyer Gideon G, mason, 325 State Dyer Thomas, 12 Pier, bds Lumber Exchange E. EAGAN JOHN, grocer, 99 Canal Eagan John, stone cutter, 36 Third, Arbor Hill Eagan Michael, teamster, 355 State Eagan Joseph, laborer, 18 Wilson Eagan Joseph, laborer, 142 ?: Pearl Eagan Francis, painter, 57 Van Schaick Eagan Patrick, laboier, 16 Centre Eagan James, laborer, 75 Van Woert Eames Milo R, merchant, SO Quay, h 14 Van Tromp Earles Michael, painter, 46 Eagle Earl James II, pedler, 276 Washington Early Patrick, laborer, 55 Canal Early widow, 55 Canal Earley Richard, 27 Lodsre Early Thomas, grocer, 46 Colonie Early Terrancc, 105 Quay Earley Thomas, 55 Canal Early Matthew, printer, 55 Canal Easterly William, carpenter, 134 Lydius Easterly, widow of Martin, 96 Herkimer Easterly Thomas, s;ish maker, 12 Broad Easton Ephraim, 130 Orange Easton Charles P, 215 n Pearl Easton Mrs Betsey, milliner, 69 n Ptarl Eaton Josiah, mason, 34 Clinton Eaton James W, mason, 182 Lydius Eaton Daniel O, 75 Fulton Edgar William, cabinet maker, 4 Canal 12 130 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Edgar Mary, 23 Van Schaick Edge Philip, barber, 19 Little Basin Edick Henry, printer, 55 Columbia Edick John R, mason, 75 First, Arbor Hill Edson Cyrus, bds 145 Lydius Edwards William, saddler, bds 46 Eagle Edwards , carpenter, 14 Bleecker Edwards F S, attorney, &c, 1 Com buildings, ree 3 Pine Edwards Charles J, saddler, 637 Broadway Edwards J & I, attorneys, &c, 46 State Edwards James, 42 n Pearl Edwards Isaac, Delavan House Edwards Patrick, laborer, 47 Columbia Eels John, painter, 124 Spring Effner Nicholas F, carriage smith, 29 Canal Effner Abraham, coach maker, 87 Lydius Egan Mrs Mary Ann, 70 s Lansing Egan James, cooper, 1 Park Eggleston William, wheelwright, 5 Steuben Eggleston, Putnam & Co, brewers, 9 Dean Eggleston William, brewer, 696 Broadway Eggleston John M, 33 Chvrch Egginton William, carpenter, 142 s Pearl Ehrich Joseph & Co, dry goods, 336 Broadway Eights Jonathan, physician, office 75 Columbia, h 60 n Pearl Eights James, res 60 n Pearl Eights Misses, 23 Columbia Elder George, grocer, cor Water and Lumber Ellard Eugene, tailor, 121 Orange Elliott James, blacksmith, 51 Lawrence Elliott William, 11 Spring Elliott John, shoemaker, 78 Church Elliott John D, surveyor, Hamilton w Dove HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 131

Ellis William, carpenter, 124 Spring Ellis William, 107 First, Arbor Hill Ellis Edmund, boatman, 402 Lydius Ellison W S, civil engineer and patent agent, 56 'State Ellithorp S. B, hat & cap store, 390 Broadway, h 65 Division Elmendorf John V R, 331 State Elmendorf Harman W, coachmaker, 68 Liberty Elmendorf Dr P E, res Cherry Hill Elmendorf John S, cabinet maker, 71 Lumber Elmendorf Peter, 139 Swan Elwood Melshor, 78 Bassett Elton J T, Sen Falls Line, 32 Quay h 152 Orange Emerson Wm B, diy goods merchant, 384 Broad­ way, bds Churchill's Emmerson J B, bds 2 Liberty- Emery Horace L, 27 Beaver Emmons James, carpenter, 23 First, Arbor Hill Emmons Ebenezer, state geologist, 159 Hudson Emslie Wrilliam, tai'or, 65 Hamilton ENGINE NO. 1, 50 Montgomery do 2, 43 Chapel do 3, attach d to Alms-house do 4, 75 Granii do 5, cor Washington and Lark do 6, cor Hawk and Fayette do 7, 4 1 Hudson do 8, Broadway do 9, cor Howard and Lodge do, 10, Wilson do 11, 106 Arch do 12, Arbor Hill Englehart George A H, aid 3d ward, 92 Lydius English Robert, 30 Canal 132 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Ennis William, mason, 113 Westerlo Enos Levi N, segar maker, 922 Broadway Enos James W, segar maker, 922 Broadway Enos Edward, laborer, 109 Canal Enos Margaret widow, 922 Broadway Enos Reuben, laborer, 344 Washington Enright Cornelius, cor Clinton and Catharine Enright John, mason, 506 Washington Enright James, butcher, 496 Washington, Ensign Lewis, pilot, 62 Franklin Ensign Guy, sexton, Methodist Church, Ferry Ertsberger William, 165 Lumber Ertsberger Christopher, 31 Union Erwin John, 91 Lydius Erwin William H, dry goods, &c, 238 Washington Erwin Robert, grocer, 5 Little Basin Erwin Patrick, laborer, 43 Van Schaick Esmay Isaac, grocer and provision store, 28 Dean, h 16 Jay Estes D C, bds American Etherall Isaac, turner, 22 Beaver Evans Robert, tailor, 103 s Pearl, h 60 Basset, near Green Evans Henry, shoemaker, 75 Colonie Evans David, saddler 43 Washington Evans Edward, shoemaker, 10 Lumber Evans Benjamin laborer, 45 Van Woert Evers John, laborer, 109 Van Woert Everton George, shoemaker, 153 n Pearl Evertsen A T, 5SS Broadway Evertsen E, stage office, 436 Broadway, bda,-Stanwix Hotel " •>.' - *• Evertsen Jacob jr, agency and exchange office, 8 Exchange B, res 823 Broadway Ewart John, laborer, 162 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 133

Ewing Perry, 6 Daniel Ewing Lawson, laborer, 33 Division Ewing Levi, carpenter, h cor Lydius and Grand Ewing Henry E, 144 Lydius F. FAGAN PATRICK, laborer, 43 Dewitt Fairchild Hezekiah, fruit dealer, 18 Lumber Fairchild M, attorney, &c, 66 State, h 64 Chapel Fairchild Lewis D, 105 Green Fairchild Wrilliam B, office 31 Quay, res 63 s Lansing Falk George, laborer, 168 Broad Falke Henry, grocer, 844 Broadway Fanning Charles, 33 Steuben Fanning Hiram, dealer in coal, Spencer cor Mont­ gomery, res 591 Broadway Fanning Amos, 66 Westerlo Fanyou Joseph, 20 Union Fanyou Alexander, 117 Arch Fargo Lucy, 13 Liberty Farnham Daniel, gardener, 288 Lydius Farnham widow Elizabeth, 93 Dallius Farnham Henry, boatman, 89 Third, Arbor Hill Farnham Henry II, carver, 98 Water Farnsworth, widow Lavina, 33 Ten Broock Farnsworth & Putnam, daguerrean rooms, 6 Ex­ change B Farr Caroline, 18 Jay Farrell Patrick, waiter, 6 Maiden Lane Farrell VVm, 185 Montgomery Farrell James, laborer, 19 Clinton Farrell James, gardener, 41 Jackson Farrell Matthew, porter, 41 Canal Farrell Patrick, laborer, 14 Clinton 12» 134 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

Farrell Henry, pedler, 795 Broadway Farrell Catharine widow, 124 Broad Farley James, furrier, 161 Lumber Farley John, engineer, 45 n Lansing Farling D, 33 Green Farren Barney, 16/ Orange Farrenbank Francis, Delaware Turnpike Fassett Ben'amin, 16 Daniels Fassett William N, 47 Pier, res 209 State Fassett Amos, 209 Slate Fassett widow Timothy, 25 Patroon Fassett Asa, lumber dealer, 37 Pier, h 54 Hawk Fassett Chas A, 37 Pier, res 21 Columbia Fassett & Washburne, lutn' er dealers, 47 Pier Fatterly George, carpenter, 306 s Pearl Fay George B, 18 Swan Fay Henry B, phjsician, cor n Pearl and State, bds 177 Broadway Fay Heman Allen, h and office 71 Second, Arbor Hill Fay John, 201 Broadway Faulker Misses, 130 Stale Fayle Thomas, 149 Broad Fealy Michael, laborer, 82 Lumber Fealy John, teamster, 113 Knox Fealy Thomas, moulder, cor Rensselaer and Church Feary Thos & Joseph, shoemakers, 651 Broadway Featherly Henry, butcher, 399 State Featherly Jacob, boatman, 95 Bassett Featherly Jacob, 27 Montgomery Featherly John, butcher, 4 William Featherly Jacob, 26 Howard Featherstone Joseph, mason, 40 Water Fee Henrietta widow, 129 Orange Feely William, 73 Rensselaer HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 135

Feenan Hugh, shoemaker, 129 Broad Feenan Patrick, laborer, 32 Orange Feeny Daniel, laborer, 45 Water Feeny Patrick, laborer, 67 Colonie Feeny Martin, grocer, 84 Quay Feeny Michael, shoemaker, 7 Union Feeny Michael, gardener, Delaware turnpike Feeny Michael, shoemaker, 831 Quay Feeny John, laborer, 132 n Pearl Feeny Michael jr, Delaware turnpike Fellows Jacob, carpenter, 107 Washington Fellows James, laborer, Hawk n Canal Fellows Joseph, 166 Spiing Fellows Miss Julia, milliner, 800 Broadway Feltman J C jr, res 98 Hudson Feltman John C, provision store, 98 Hudson Fender Jacob, laborer, 283 Washington Fenner Mrs Elizabeth, 704 Broadway Fenshion John, bds 38 Hawk Fenth Geo, laborer, 52 Clinton Fenton N, 164 Washington Ferguson Henry M, 66 Swan Ferguson widow Elizabeth, 64 Rensselaer Ferguson William, deputy sheriff, cor Patroon and Hawk Ferguson John, 40 John Ferguson Samuel, blacksmith, 60 Church Ferguson James, shoemaker, 39 Van Zandt Ferguson Peter, carpenter, 112 Canal Ferguson Samuel, plasterer, 350 State Ferrel Patrick, pedler, 37 Union Ferris William D, 58 Union Fery Owen, waiter, 64 Union Field Joseph, grocer, cor Lydius and Union Field George, cor Nucella and Broad 136 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

Field John, carpenter, 50 Liberty Field Nancy, widow of Thomas, 49 Lydius File John H, grocer, cor s Lansing and Church Filkins Orrin, coachsmith, 114 Jefferson Finch Thomas, 84 Hudson Finch Orville, 44 Hudson Finch Brothers, grocers and provisions, cor * Pearl and Hudson Finch Nathaniel, boarding house, 84 Beaver Finch John K, carpenter, 104 Washington Findan Joseph, 108 Arch Findley widow, 159 Lydius Fink Francis, laborer, 37 Clinton Fink F, portrait painter, cor Steuben and James Finn Patrick, cartman, 72 Canal Finn Timothy, grocer, 255 Broadway Finn Matthew, laborer, 49 Van Schaick Finn George R, 47 Westerlo Finn Michael, cartman, 36 Canal Finn Thomas, paver, 14 Grand Alley Finigan Francis, bds Carlton Finnigan George, laborer, 25 Jefferson Finnigan John, 105 Orange Finnigan Owen, cartman, 190 Green Finnigan James, 127 Swan Finnigan John, cartman, 260 Lydius Finnigan James, waiter, 68 Third, Arbor Hill Firman widow, 181 Orange FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY, Concert Hall, Stale Fish Amos, iron railing manufacturer, 95 Beaver, res 87 Beaver Fish Artemas, boarding house, 26 s Pearl Fish Thomas, hatter, bds Mrs Pease Fish Samuel M & Co, (N A Fish,) cor Exchange and Quay HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 137

Fish N A, res 143 n Pearl Fish Samuel M, 2 High Fisher John, butcher, 353 Washington Fisher John, machinist, 66 Franklin Fisher John D, bds Washington Hall Fisher Martin, tailor, 129 Franklin Fisher Thomas, 111 Hamilton Fisher William, 3 Grand Fisher Michael, laborer, 105 Snipe Fisher widow Mary, dealer in crockery, 371 Wash­ ington Fisk WTilliam, coppersmith, 108 Jefferson Fisk Frarcis, coachmaker, Westerlo w Eagle Fisk O W, proprietor Townsend House, 369 and 37) Broadway Fisk Anthony, (E H P & Co,) .82 State, res 9 Cha­ pel Pitch Frederick, 83 Lydius Fitch Stephen, 64 Hudson Fitch Misses, boarding house, 126 Slate Fitch Solon, bds Washington Hall Fitzgerald Thomas, tailor, 7 Grand Alley Fitzgerald Simon, 35 Canal Fitzgerald Ann widow, 35 Canal Fitzgerald Patrick, gardener, 5 Broad Fitzgerald Mary, 161 Montgomery Fitzgerald John, carpenter, 69 Maiden Lane Fitzgerald John, carpet weaver, 42 Chtirch Fitzpatrick Thos, carpenter, 33 Van Schaick Fitzpatrick Anthony II, bds 38 Steuben Fitzpatrick James, caulker, 46 Spencer Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer, 169 Hudson Fitzpatrick William, 11 Fayette Fitzpatrick Patrick, tailor, 51 Van Schaick 138

Fitzpatrick Terrence, 87 Canal Fitzpatrick Francis, cartman, 32 Canal Fitzpatrick Peter, mason, rear 339 Lydius Fitzpatrick James, 7 Baker's Alley Fitzpatrick Christopher, 91 Schuyler Fitzpatrick Philip, laborer, 174 Hudson Fitzpatrick Samuel, 111 Beaver Fitzpatrick John, mason, 58 Jefferson Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer, 56 Arch Fitzsimmons John, blacksmith, 19 Jackson Fitzsimmons Thomas, laborer, 16 s Pearl Fitzsimmons William, lb Centre Fitzsimmons James, 23 Howard Fitzsimmons Thomas, shoemaker, 16 Quay Fives Thomas, moulder, 61 Broadway Fives Michael, moulder, 77 Bioadway Flagg Azariah C, comptroller, 123 Washington Flagler Henry, 22 Beaver Flagler F W, bds 121 Green Flagler John O, physician, office 499 Broadway, h 12 High Flaherty William, 78 Westerlo Flanagan Daniel, 32 Van Woert Flanagan Stephen, agent Philadelphia line, 79 Pier, below Columbia, h 106 n Pearl Flanigan Michael, laborer, 47 Columbia Flanigan Mortler, 6 Lawrence Court Flanigan Patrick, 58 Arch Flanigan William, laborer, 46 Centre Flanigan Walter, laborer, 43 Dewitt Flanigan John, laborer, 166 Montgomery Flanigan Patrick, 13 Fayette Flanigan Felix, grocer, 169 Green, cor Arch Flanigan John, 21 Quay Flansburgh Hannah, 49 Colonie HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 139

Flansburgh Peter, carpenter, 132 Arch Flansburgh David, carpenter, 130 Arch Flansburgh Dolly, 62 Beaver Flavor Peter, 27 Van Woert Fleatstrce Wm, carpenter, Jefferson, w Hawk Flemming Gerrit, 11 Canal Flemming Martin, 65 Rensselaer Flemming William, laborer, 49 Van Schaick Flemming James, moulder, 7 Baker's Alley Flemming Edward, laborer, 38 Canal Flemming John, carpenter, 37} Fayette Flemming James, grocer, 433 Washington, s b Fletcher Henry, boatman, 93 Fulton Flood Jeremiah, 664 Broadway Flood James, tailor, 112 Hamilton Flood Michael, grocer, cor Orange and Water Floor William, piano forte maker, 95 Schuyler Flower Zeno, tailor, 60 n Lansing Floy Jane widow, 24 Second, Arbor Hill Fly L exchange broker, 144 Broadway Flynn Daniel, 74 Jackson Flynn Patrick, laborer, 19 Canal Flynn John, laborer, 65 Broadway Flynn Michael, nail maker, 417 State Flynn John, laborer, 11 Van Trorop Flynn Edward, 74 Jackson Flynn John, mason, 204 Green Flynn Patrick, laborer, 8\ Ferry Flynn Arthur, laborer, 93 n Pearl Flynn John, laborer, 11 Canal Flynn Cornelius, laborer, 4 Hawk Flynn David, laborer, 226 Broadway Flynn John, porter house, 3 Hamilton Flynn John, Hamilton, w Dove Fogerty James, 54 Van Schaick 140 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Fogerty Matthew, 10 Cross Fogle Moses, 270 s Pearl Foland David, 43 Washington Fole John, 51 Clinton Foley William, laborer, 63 Arch Foley James, grocer, 11 Lydius Foley widow Jeremiah, 29 Van Woert Foley Patrick, carpenter, 56 Arch Folger John B, last maker, cor s Pearl and Hamil­ ton Folsom Alexander, res 130 State Fonda D E, physician, 97 4- Ptarl Fonda Dr, bds Dayton House Fonda Rebecca, 51 Lumber Fondey John Dr, 811 Broadway Fondey Isaac jr, 57 Colonie Fondey Isaac, discount clerk and notary public in City Bank, h 57 Colonie Foos Edward, segar maker, 48 Montgomery Foot Truman S, grocer, 291 Broadway, h 29 Hud­ son Footman Patrick, blacksmith, 67 Fulton Forbes Elisha. engraver, 4 Exchange Buildings, h 38 Eagle Forbey George, 6 Dove Forbey- John, sawyer, 91 Eagle Forbey William, butcher 59 Fayette Force John E, 16 Van Tromp Forchernier Isaac, tailor, 257 s Pearl Ford Mrs Parmelia, rear 105 Beaver Ford Eliakim jr, skipper, 120 Green Ford Daniel H, dealer in carpets and oil cloths, 462 Broadway, h 77 Hamilton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 141

Ford John W, attorney &c, agent Mutual Safety- Insurance Company, 460 Broadway, residence 77 Hamilton Ford (William R,) & Grant, (Richard J,) dealers in drugs, paints and oils, 32 and 34 Washington Ford Edward W, physician, 77 Hamilton Ford William R, 172 Washington Ford Andrew, fruit store, 54 Green Forrester Michael, 158 State Forker James, segar maker, 9 Dove Forman Jacob, tailor, 62} Green Forsyth William W, attorney &c, 6 State, h 65 Ferry, aid 2d ward Fortune Edward, grocer, 326 Lydius Fostick Daniel, butcher, 71 Grand Fosket Mrs Sarah Ann, dress-maker, 65 Liberty Fosket Alexander, constable, 65 Liberty Fossard & Cain, shoe dealers, 99 State Fossard William, shoestore, 99 State, house 61 Chapel Foster Chandler, bds City Hotel Foster A L, teacher, 62 Orange Foster M & H, bds 76 Division Fouss Christian, moulder, 110 Broad Fowler Elijah, 22 Park- Fowler William, 59 Ferry Fowler Samuel S, office 46 State, res near Green- bush village Fowler Charles II, cartman, 77 Lawrence Fowler Gilbert C, sash maker, 96 Herkimer, res 101 Eagle Fowler, widow Isaac, 51 Union Fox Elias, 187 s Pearl Fox Thomas, carpenter, 1 Dallius Fox Peter, 162 Orange 13 142 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

Fox Barney, 114 Nucella Fox Roger, laborer, 48 Van Schaick Fox Rigden, mill-wright, 109 Second, Arbor Hill Fox Edmond, carpenter, 324 Lydius Foy Philip, laborer, 36 Rensselaer Foy Patrick, teamster, 57 Broadway France Robert, nail-maker, 409 State Frame Geo M, machinist, 104 Beaver Francis Joseph B, tailor, 92 Hudson Francis Mrs Eliza, fortune-teller, 14 Van Zandt Frank Alexander, pedler, 261 s Pearl Frank John, 121 Franklin Frank Isaac, pedler, 78 Arch Frank Jacob, laborer, 138 Franklin Frank William B, cooper, 53 Spring Fransom Mary, 45 Clinton Frantz Joseph, blacksmith, Holmes Alley Franz Michael, shoemaker, 14 Rose Fraser A, bds Washington Hall Fraser John, 27 Canal Fraser James, 27 Canal Fraser M II & WT B, book-binders, 3d story, 7 J n Pearl Frazier Wm, waterman, 256 s Pearl Freary Bernard, tinman, 22 Jackson Freckleton James, laborer, 50 Second, Arbor Hill Fredendall Mathias, carpenter, 150 Lark Fredendall Jacob, tailor, 328 State Fredendall John, carpenter, 6 Wendell Fredenrich John C, bds 57 Division Fredenrich Philip, victualler, Centre Market, res 51 Knox Fredenrich John, butcher, stall 325 Broadway, res 67 Division Fredenrich George, butcher, 21 John HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 143

Fredenrich Jacob, 13 Broad Frederick Daniel, moulder, 110 Broad Fredericks Christopher, 80 Washington Freeman Gilbert, shoemaker, 216 Broadway Freeman James, plasterer, 140 Jefferson Freeman Meretah, cor Plain and Grand Freeman James, mason, 140 Jefferson Freeman William, plasterer, 146 Jefferson Freeman S II, physician, 669 Broadway Freeman Robert, draper and tailor, 471 Broadway, res 46 Lancaster Freeman John, 5 Park Freeman Augustus, 14 Van Zandt French & Stevenson, commission merchants, 121 Pier French Abel, bds Congress Hall French James M. attorney &c, res 17 Third, Atbor Hill Friday John, furrier, 664 Broadway Friday Abram B, 20 Franklin Friday Benjamin, hatter, 81 s Pearl FriedenhaiTier Joseph, 206 Broadway- Friedman Moses, pedler, 15 Hamilton Fiiend Levi, pedler, 239 s Pearl Friend Samuel, 125 Arch Friend Joseph, pedler, 19 Hamilton Friend Moses S, jeweller, 7 Washington FRIENDS' SCHOOL, Ann E Spencer, 10 Plain Frisby Joel, carpenter, 104 Beaver Frisby Luther, carpenter, 7 Wendell Frisby Edward, livery stable, 161 s Pearl, res 60 Westerlo Frost Elizabeth widow, 90 Schuyler Frost Martha M widow, 57 Knox 144 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Frost Lot, leather dtaler, 18 Hudson, house 187 Hamilton Frost David, 91 Hamilton Frothingham William W, attorney, 8j.c, 513 Broad­ way, res 53 Ferry Frothingham Charles, druggist, 440 Broadway, op­ posite Mechanic's Bank, res 37 Maiden Lane Frothingham (tfc Co,) fashionable hat store, 444 Broadway Frothingham William, 35 Montgomery Frothingham, Pruyn & Lansing, attorneys, &c, 513 Broadway Frothingham Joseph B, 128 State Frusher William, shoemaker, 244 Washington Fry Joseph, 199 s Pearl Fry widow Sarah, 4 Jay Fry Daniel, dealer in hardware, &c, 40 State, res 53 n. Green, alderman Fourth Ward Fry George, laborer, Washington, 413 n b Fryer William J, 43 Lydius Fryer John, grocer, 778 Broadway Fryer, widow of Isaac I, 3 Railroad Avenue Fryer Isaac, cartman, 44 Fayette Fryer Isaac, teamster, Lark, n Lydius Fryer Joseph, ferryman, 128 Broadway Fuhr William, shoemaker, 20 Bleecker Fuller J E S, 29 s Pearl Fuller II P, 17 Nnox Fuller widow Susan, 207 State Fuller Orrin B, coach trimmer, bds 659 Broadway Fuller William H, 152 Orange * Fuller William, 27 Bradford Fuller Richard, 101 Washington Fuller Samuel W, painter, 168 Lumber Fuller Mrs S S, boarding house, 13 Dean HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 145

Fuller David T, merchant, 357 Broadway, h 27 Dal­ lius Fuller William M, carpenter, 365 Washington Fuller George, laborer, 351 Washington Fuller J S, bds Delavan Fulton Walter, 75 Hudson Furnald Samuel, boarding house, 51 n Pearl FURNACE TOWNSEND'S, cor Hawk and Elk FURNACE HUDSON RIVER, 126 Quay FURNACE EAGLE AIR, 106, 108 and 110 Beaver FURNACE TEMPERANCE, O G DeGroff & Company, Water FURNACE, Joel Rathbone & Co, lower end Bioadway FURNACE ALBANY CITY, Jesse C Potts, cor Grand and Hamilton FURNACE, Cobb's, 190 and 192 Washington

G. GABEL NICHOLAS, laborer, 142 Montgomery Gaddes John, laborer, 69 Cherry Gaffney Dennis B, attorney, &c, master in chancery and taxing master, 450 Broadway, res Washington Hall Gaffney John, 239 Broadway Gaffney John, 72 Swan, Arbor Hill Gage Philip B, 20 Dallius Gage Will nun D, carpenter, 53 Lydius Gale James, carpenter, 13 Park Gale Thomas, carpenter, 32 Water Gall Joseph, optician, 40 Green Galligan Edward, brewer, 40 Colonie Galligan, James, shoemaker, 124 Beaver Galligan James, laborer, 73 Westerlo Galligan John, engineer, 115 First, Arbor Hill 13* 146 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Galligan James, laborer, 123 First, Arbor Hill Galligan widow Peter, 67 Rensselaer Galliger Edward, grocer, 121 Quay Galliger Robert, 121 Quay Galliger Richard, tailor, 103 Beaver Galliger John, 162 Orange Galliger James, laborer, 45 Water Galoway Dennis, laborer, 10 Little Basin Gallup Albert, attorney, &c, collector of the customs, Exchange building, first floor, res 84 Westerlo Gallup Nathaniel, United State Hotel, 91 Washing­ ton Gallup Cyrus, 22 Dove Galpin Miss Francis, bandbox manufacturer, 43 Maiden Lane Galpin George, printer, 43 Maiden Lane Galvin James, laborer, 140 Orange Galvin Patrick, laborer, 185 Wrater Galvin John, tailor, 24 Howard Gampher Paul, 196 s Pearl Gannon Patrick, physician, 690 Broadway- Gannon widow, 7 Grand Alley Gannon Thomas, moulder, 250 s Pearl Gannon Thomas, carpenter, 38 n Pearl Gannon John, 42 Colonie Gansevoort Peter, attorney, &c, 13 Douw's Build­ ings, h 115 Washington Gansevoort (Peter) & Hill (John J) attorneys, &c, office 13 Douw's buildings Ganse Peter V, moulder, 95 Dallius Gants V B, bowling saloon, 33 Union Gardner Samuel, laborer, 116 Canal Gardner John, laborer, rear 75 Arch Gardner John II, 57 Fayette Gardeneer Philip, moulder, 51 n Lansing 147

Gardner Samuel H, office 57 State, bds 27 Columbia Gardner Henry, coach painter, 62 Franklin Gardner John, laborer, 383 State Gardner G<.orge W, pattern maker, 38 Ferry- Gardner Robert, cooper, 63 Maiden Lane Gardner Jetur, in Comptroller's office, bds 62 Hud­ son Gardner William, barber, 308 Broadway Garfield Rev John M, principal Female Seminary, 67 Division Garfield Charles L, teller City Bank, 150 n Pearl Garhan Dennis, 50 Lawrence Garling Jehoiakim B, tailor, 66 Eagle Garman George, cartman, 8 Lumber Garret Ransom, bds U S House Garret Edward, 97 Beaver Garret Francis, moulder, 11 Westerlo Garrison Thomas, hair dresser, 29 s Pearl Garrison Thomas, 276 s Pearl Garrety Catharine, 20 s Lansing Garnon Henry, shoemaker, 90 Second, Arbor Hill Garvey widow Patrick, 25 Lumber GAS LIGHT COMPANY'S WORKS, cor Arch and Grand Gates Albert W, 33 Elm Gates Gerrit, justice of justice's court, 37 First, Ar­ bor Hill Gates John, 37 First, Arbor Hill Gates Owen T, grocer, 37 Liberty- Gates George, mason, 348 Washington, n branch Gates Charles, musician, 350 Washington, n b Gavit, Worden & Co, hay dealers, cor Broadway & Ferry Gavit Daniel E, Daguerreotype artist, 480 Broad­ way, h 191 State Gavit John E, bank note engraving and printing, Ex- 148 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

change Buildings, res 97 Columbia Gay Charles (G & M) 34 Grand Gay George E, (Boston Packet Office) 101 Pier, bds at Mrs Pease's Gay Lusher, lumber and stave dealer, 32 Pier Gay & Mygatt, dealers in dry goods, 486 Broad­ way Gaylor Hiram, 178 Second, Arbor Hill Gaylor James, 53 n Lansing Gaynor Patrick, 46 Centre Gaynor Thomas D, grocer, 34 Quay Gaynor Lawrence, laborer, 1S7 Orange Gaynor Andrew, laborer, 29 Van Woert Gea Catharine widow, 33 Second, Arbor Hill Geary George, tailor, 322 State Gedney W H, shoemaker, 327} State GENERAL STAGE OFFICE, under Museum Broadway Gellan James, 70 Second, Arbor Hill George George, mason, 40 s Lansing Geran Anthony, grocer, 67 Broadway Getty Miss, milliner and dress maker, 37} s Pearl Gibbons Esther, widow of James, 744 Broadway Gibbs Thomas W, attorney, &c, 94 State, bds Frank­ lin House Gibbs Samuel W, pattern maker, 29 Green, h 184 Lydius Gibson Washington, grocer, 149 Broadway Gibson John, steam planeing and plaster mill, and plane factory, cor Water and Spencer, and on the dock, res 6 Quackenbush Gibson W H, victualler, 309 State Gibson James A, pilot, 13 Lancaster Gibson William, plane maker, 34 Fayette Gibson Robert, 71 Jackson Gibson John, farrier, 711 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 149

Gibson Wm, baker, 126 Snipe Gibson Wm, laborer, 705 Broadway Gibson Sewall, barber, 6 Beaver Gibson John, 63 Lumber Gibson S, barber, 240 Lydius Giddins E, Washington Hall, 29 s Pearl Giffin Patrick, laborer, 777 Broadway Giffin John, tinsmith, 2 Hawk Giffin William, dyer and scourer, 20 Norton Gifford Abraham, 416 Schenectady turnpike Gifford Daniel, carpenter, Schenectady turnpike Gifford Isaac, 39 Jefferson Giguerre Isaac, 290 Washington Gilbert Bradley, laborer, 71 Cherry Gilbert Liuien M, commission merchant, 38 Quay, res 91 Lydius Gilbride E iward, laborer, 51 Van Woert Giles David, 336 State Giles George L, 411 s Pearl Gill Thomas, 46 Van Schaick Gill Patrick, laborer, 37 Van Schaick Gill Charles W, printer, 51 Spring Gill Mrs Elizabeth, milliner and dress maker, 68 ? Pearl Gill Robert, 68 s Pearl Gil], widow of Matthew, 564 Broadway Gill John G, 330 State Gillan David, carpenter, Lark, above Third Gillett widow Cyrel, keeper Washington Hall, 29 s Pearl Gillett Truman S, 7b State, bds 15 Jay Gillespie Thomas, painter, 31 Dewitt Gillespie Matthew, 31 Dewitt Gillespie Josiah, captain Indiana, 62 Westerlo Gillespie Hugh, shoemaker, 163 Hudson 150 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Gillespie Matthew, 204 Broadway Gillespie Thomas, shoemaker, 101 Second, Arbor Hill Gillespie William, 49 Dewitt Gillegan Bryan, brick maker, 73 Cherry Gillegan Charles, laborer, rear 53 n Lansing Gilligan John, 131 Lumber Gilleran Dominick, 48 Dallius Gillis James, 169 Orange Gilson Wm, carpenter, 3 Centre Gilman John, carpenter, rear 130 Broad Gilmour Patrick, cartman, 43 Water Gilmour Sam, laborer, Third, Arbor Hill,above Lark Gilmore G, laborer, 127 Broadway Ginn Charles, 5 Lydius Girvan Alexander, moulder, 22 Ferry Girvan Joseph, moulder, 24 Ferry Girvan Joseph, jr, moulder, 24 Ferry Given A, watchmaker and jeweler, 550 Broadway, res 31 Beaver Given James, furnaceman, 52 Montgomery Gladding William, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 28 Beaver, h 127 Hamilton , Gladding Timothy C, painter, 49 Hawk Gladding George W, painter, 49 Hawk Gladding Joseph, painter and glazier, 93 State, h 49 Hawk Gladding widow Timothy, 39 High Gladding Timothy A, portrait painter, 41 s Pear!, h 39 High Gladding Freeman, painter, 12 William, h 37 High Gladding James M, tailor, 42 Spring GLASS WORKS SQUARE., 121 cor Broadway and Fer­ ry Gleason Frank, 74 Arch HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 151

Gleason Dennis, 46 Ferry Gleason Matthew, carpenter, 334 Lydius Gleason Edward, teamster, 70 Cherrry Glen George W, 32 Van Schaick Glen James, coach lace weaver, Atlas buildings Glen Cornelius, Argus office, res 14 Daniels Goadby James, grate and fender manufacturer, 584 Broadway, bds 27 Columbia Gock Dedrick, confectioner, 62} Green Godard C W, agent for Syracuse and Oswego Line Lake boats, 106 Pier, bds 3 High Godden William, cartman, 313 State Godden David, 330 State Godfrey William, 134 Jefferson Godley Richard, bds 140 Broadway Godfrey Ira, 13 Grand Goeway Dorothy widow, 65 n Lansing Goeway David, moulder, cor Hamilton and Fulton Goeway John P, pilot, 25} Ferry Goeway Solomon, 225 n Pearl Goewey John I, accountant, 53 Columbia Goewey Jacob, mason, 345 Lydius Goeway Solomon, 922 Broadway Goffe John, 21 Ferry Goffe Henry, 104 Herkimer Goffe John E, grocer, 15 Clinton Goffe William, 39 Orange Going Francis, 32 Spring Going Patrick, carpenter, 177 Hamilton Golden W H, cooper, 134 Spring Golden Thomas, cooper, 105 Washington Golden Peter, laborer, 131 Broad Goldwait widow Jonathan, 106 Herkimer Goldwait John, printer, 106 Herkimer Gombel Conrad, cabinetmaker, 321 State 152 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Goodland Edward, 32 Spring Goodman Philip, moulder, 147 Broad Goodno Luther, 73 First, Arbor Hill Goodno Calvin, 73 First, Arbor Hill Goodno George N, 383 State Goodnow Geo H, machinist, 101 Colonie Goodrich Sidney, 6 Rose Goodrich widow Sarah, 6 Van Schaick Goodrich Moses, shoemaker, 96 Canal Goodrich David, lumber dealer, 43 Pier, h 31 Patroon Goodrich Reuben, blacksmith, 161 Washington Goodrich Alex M, groceries and provisions, cor Lydius and Grand Goodrich & Hoy, stove dealers, 15 Green Goodrich E D, (G & II) bds 70 Eagle Goodwin & McKinney, hat and cap store, 3 Ex­ change, Broadway Goodwin Stephen, moulder, 271 Washington Goodwin Thomas S, in Swiftsure Line, h 48 Union Goodwin Albert, mason, 226 State Goold Henry, teacher music, 47 s Pearl Goold James & Co, (John S Goold & WTalter R Bush) coach manufacturers and carriage warehouse on Division, Union, and Hamilton Goold James, 47 s Pearl Goold John S, 34 Ferry Gorham James, 54 Philip Gormancy Alex, pedler, 42 Philip Gorson Julius, pedler, 17 Hamilton Gould John, tailor, 190 Broadway- Gould William, bds 44 Beaver Gould Banks & Gould, law book sellers 104 State Gould Mary Ann widow, 77 Lawrence Gould James P, res 5 Rose Gould widow Job, 39 Beaver HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 153

Gould James, grocery and provisions, 310 South Pearl, lower end Gould James S, 411 Broadway, h 44 Beaver Gould Anthony, (Gould, Banks& Gould,) 104 State, h 91 Columbia Gould widow Mary. 104 State Gould William, (G,'B & G,) 104 State, h 42 Eagle Gould Charles D, 113 State Gould Lester S Z, painter, 52^ Philip Gordon John, laborer, 40 Franklin Gordon Elizabeth, millinery, 18 s Pearl Gordon John, laborer, 33 Westerlo Gordon John, 36 n Lansing Gordon Archibald, cartman, 119 Franklin Gores Lewis, 217 s Pearl Gorman Thomas, 6 Eagle Gorman Patrick, shoemaker, 59 n Lansing Gormley Patiick. cartman, 164 Jefferson Gorry Edward, shoemaker, 52 Van Schaick Gott John, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, store 59 State, res 95 Columbia Gough Daniel D, cor Hamilton and Philip Gough John T, exchange broker, 15 Merchant's Ex­ change, h 10 Wilson Gough Mrs, millinery and worsted, 579 Broadway, h 83 Columbia Gourlay James, lumber agent, office 88 Water, h 85 Washington Gourlay Win B, lumber inspector, 117 n Pearl Gracie Mrs, milliner, 608 Broadway Grady Patrick, 39 s Lansing Grady Patrick, cartman, 9 Westerlo Graham Josias, physician, 66 n Pearl Graham widow, 74 Canal 14 154 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

Graham John Q, 71 Jackson Graham John, publisher, 8 Canal Graham Philip, laborer, 711 Broadway Graham Edward W, State Hall, res 30 Fayette G,anger Barlow, printer, bds U S House Grannis James, laborer, 32 Rensselaer Grant Richard J, (Ford & Grant,) res 35 Hawk Grant Alexander C, provision store, 31 Washington. res 29 Hawk Grant Mr, boarding house, 2 Water Grant Patrick, 70 Arch Grant Philander, pi inter, 30 Jay Grant Wrilliam, laborer, 9 Morion Graturick Mrs Anna, 46 Orange Grattan Patrick, grocer, 328 Washington, cor Snipe Graves John, grocer, 323 State Graves Anthony G, professor of music and dancing. 89 Hamilton Graves John S, baker, 94 Green Graves George, cabinet maker, 30 Ferry Gravlinc Lewis, cabinet maker, 14 Delaware Gray Wm, laborer,57 Lark Gray Henry F, bds Townsend House Gray Wm, porter, 55 Howard Gray James, coppersmith, Franklin Place Gray John, sheet iron worker, 32 Jay Gray James, grocer, cor Lydius and Lark Gray James, painter, 829 Broadway- Gray Alexander, cor Franklin and John, TVS4? Bro«

Green Benjamin, painter, 98 Water Green & Mather, Albany and N Y Line Towboats, 66 Quay Green Lucinda, 373 State Green Merritt R, skipper, 277 Lydius Green Carr B, tailor, 98'* Pearl Greene Thomas L, 97 Lydius Greene Edward, grocer, 20 Washington Greene William, bds 97 Lydius Greene Henry, bds Mansion House Greene & Co, (Thomas L & Henry,) wholesale gro­ cers, 24 Dean, 2 doors s Stanwix Hall Greenwood U S & C C, gro/ery and tea store, 598 Broadway- Greenwood Robert J, saddler, 66 Westerlo Greer Lyman, laborer, cor Arch and Broad Greer Alexander, segar maker, tobacconist, 822 Broadway, h 30 Patroon Greethurst George, baker, 85 Lawrence Greiner Stephen, moulder, 136 s Pearl Gregory Mrs L M, 82 Hudson Gregory William U, bds Stanwix Hall Gregory Charles, 79 Colonie Gregory Stephen B, 11 High Gregory William M, 67 Hudson Gregory David E, 746 Broadway Gregory widow Elizabeth, 89 n Pearl Gregory & Co, (William M & Stephen B Gregory,) wholesale and retail dealers in crockery, 51 State Gregory Richard, 4 Canal Gregory John, blacksmith, 162 Lumber Gregory Thomas, shoemaker, 268 Washington Gregory L R, painter, 575 Broadway, h 27 Wilson Gregory &, Hutchins, painters, 575 Broadway- Gregory Matthew, 7 Capitol Park 156

Griffin widow Susan, 47 Liberty Griffin Wm R, intelligence office, 47} Hudson Griffin & Savage, tin and sheet iron workers, 716 Broadway Griffin Wilford, bds Mansion House Griffin Jacob I, shoemaker, 231 Lumber Griffin Samuel, boarding house, 130 Hamilton Griffin Edward, jeweller, 24 Norton Griffin C C, physician, 30 Union Griffin Richard M, grocery and provision store, cor Church and Bleecker, res Greenbush Griffin Patrick H, coppersmith, corner Steuben and James, res 31 Van SchaVk Griffin John, laborer, 31 V ri Schaick Griffin John, 1 Park Griffin Seth, coffee House, 6 Green, res 51 Union Griffin Michael, cartman, 41 n Lansing Griffing Amy B, 34 Howard Griffing William jr. res Mansion House Griffing William C J, accountant, 49 Philip Griffing Geo, bds Mansion House Griffing & Smith, proprietors Mansion House, 470 and 472 Broadway Griffith Charles C, printer 21 Chapel Griffith widow, 83 Orange Griffiths T J, printer, bds 35 Maiden Lane Grieshiem John, ship carpenter 23 Quay Grigsman John, 131 Franklin Gtilley G L, forwarding merchant, cor Hudson and Quay, bds Townsend House Grime Wm, engineer, 7 DeWitt Grimes Margaret, 126 Eagle Grimes James U, 19 Clinton Grimes Owen, laborer, 137 Swan Grimes John, teamster, 42 Philip HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 157

Grimes Edward, laborer, 42 Philip Grimwood J C, 13 Jay Griswold , furrier, 3 Wendell Griswold Francis H, 17 Franklin Groat Edward, moulder, 68 Green Groat widow, 16 Jackson Groat John A, 308 State Groes Michael, 51 Clinton Groesbeck Brothers, stock and money brokers, 13 Exchange Building Groesbeck Abraham, physician, SO n Pearl Groesbeck John, bds Delavan Groesbeck Lansing, broker, 69 Hamilton Groesbeck John & Abraham, dealers in coal and pig iron, 45 Columbia Groesbeeck widow Catharine, 158 Lydius GroesbL-ck widow Harriet, 9 Canal Groesbeck David W, 11 Daniels Groesbeek Stephen, attorney, &c, office 56 State, res 58 Westerlo Groesbeeck C W, commission merchant, 68 Herki­ mer Groesbeth Benedict, pedler, 271 s Pearl Grogan Robert, 54 Montgomery Groot George, stove mounter, 2 Baker's Alley Groot Henry, gunsmith, 9 Beaver Groot Philip W, exchange office, 3 Maiden Lane, h 14 High Groot Nicholas, 4 Quackenbush Gross Samuel jr, last and finding store, 34 Hudson, h 46 Dallius Grout Patrick, laborer, 3 Lawrence court Groves J F, shoemaker, 41 Union Grovestein Townsend, piano maker, 195 Water Grovestein Abraham, carpenter, Dove near Hudson 14* 158 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Growne Patrick, grocer, 215 Btoadway Crownen Solomon, 15 First, Arbor Hill Grub Jacob, laborer, rear 89 Schuyler Grugen Hugh, cartman, Westerlo continued. Guardinier Abiaham, 22 Ferrv Guardinier Elizabeth, 205 Green Guardinier Mrs Elizabeth, 8 Pine Guardinier Frederick, moulder, 8 Pine Guardinier John, moulder, 8 Pine Guardinier Henry, moulder, 8 Pine Guest & Laney, morocco, leather and finding store. 43 Dean Guest James, nailer, 274 Washington Guest Thomas, morocco manufacturer. 43 Dean Guest Sidney, leather dreiser, 21 Rensselaer Gtiian Rosctta, widow, 80 Franklin Guild Henry A, editor Reformer, Commercial Build­ ings, res 23 William Guinard Brutus, 81 n Pearl Gulkn willow Mary, 87 Westerlo Gump George, musical instrument maker, 351 Ly­ dius Gunn Arthur, ma's'er, Washington, noith branch, near Schenectady turnpike Guscott John, shoemaker, 49 Van Schaick Guyer Mrs Harriet, 93 Orange Guyer Hugh, brass founder, 5S1 Broadway h 19 Patroon Gynee William, grocer, 109 Montgomery H. HACKET Mrs, 9 Westerlo Hackett Christopher, 51 Bassett Hackley Philo A, 179 Broadway Hackstaff Mrs Percy, boarding house, 20 Lydius HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 159

Haddock Jabez, tallow chandler, 14 s Lansing Hadley James R, 72 Fulton Hadley William J, attorney, &c, 63 State, res 174 State Hadley , bds Franklin Hagan Patrick, malstcr, 12 Cross Hagan Patrick, 15 Clinton Hagaman John, 127 Orange Hagaman Hiram, 68 Spring Hagaman & Cowell, fruit dealers, 283 Broadway Hagaman Gerrit, 40 Liberlv Ifngadorn Mary, nurse, 276 s Pearl Hagadorn George, laborer, 20 s Lansing Hagadorn David, 1 1 Ferry Hagerty widow, 'AG Chapel Hagerty John, tailor, 99 First, Arbor Hill Hagerty Thomas, moulder, 77 Broadway Hagstoty John, carpenter, 49 Fayette Hague James, 11 Columbia Haigbt James 0, blackswith, 13 Church, house 24 Bleecker Hakes Chapman, shoemaker, 15 Knox Haldcrman Samuel, 151 Broadway Hale Silvester, dealer in provisions, cor Quay and Hamilton, h 47 Montgomery Hale William, chainn.tker, 47 Spring Hale Samuel, skipper, 12!) Lydius Hale David, laborer, 120 Second, Arbor Hiil Hale and Mead, grocers 45 Quay Haley Michael, moulder, 1 12 Quay Hail S. B. bds Townsend House Hall (Green), Hewson (John D) and Brower (S 1)), silversmiths, 10 Plain, cor Fulton Hall Green, 11 Plain Hall Joseph, 18 Third Arbor Hill Hall James, professor of geology, 24b Lydius 160 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Hall Thomas, segar maker, 177 Hamilton Hall widow Amy, cor. Dallius and Schuyler Hall Ozias, 57 Van Woert Hall William B, machinist, 68 Jackson Hall William E, shoemaker, 201 Washington Hallenbake George, shoemaker, 1041 Beaver Hallenbake James M, 30 Maiden Lane Hallenbake Samuel, cooper, 131 Washington Hallenbeck John, mason, 118 Spring Hallenbeck Matthew I, produce dealer, 4 Hamilton res 76 Division Hallett Samuel R, machinist, 29 Westerlo Hallett Thomas E, res 44 Orange Halliday Hiram, clock repairer, 46 Westerlo Halpen Peter, 8 Morton Halpen John, boatman, 107 Broad Halpenny widow, 218 Broadway Halse William C jr, 154 Washington Halsier Frederic, 28 Howard Halsey Hugh, surveyor general, State Hall, bds at Congress Hall Halsey Josiah, 22 Dallius Haly , cor Centre and Colonie Ham Henry, carpenter, 47 Van Woert Hamburgh Andrew, barber, 215 Washington Hamburgh Bernard, 10 Grand Hamer Matthew, 257 s Pearl Hamilton Samuel, 15 Van Schaick Hamilton Andrew, shoemaker, 188 Broadway Hamilton James, cartman, 688 Broadway Hamilton James, baker, 14 Columbia Hamilton William, shoemaker, 688 Broadway Hamilton Andrew, shoemaker 114 Water Hamilton Andrew, moulder, 195 Broad Hamilton James, 17 Chapel HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 161

Hamilton 0, hat and cap store, 487 Broadway h 17 Dallius Hamilton James, tinsmith, 101 Dallius Hamilton Matthew, cartman, 41 Dallius Hamlin James, cooper, 24 n Ferry Hamlin Russel N, 39 Ten Broeck Hammel William, laborer, 44 Arch Hammond Christopher Y, 21 William Hammond widow James, 62 s Pearl Hammond Samuel II, attorney, &c, 450 Broadway h 208 Lydius Hance William, 41 Liberty Hancock John, 67 State, bds at Beardslcy's Hancey widow, 105 Orange Hand Isaac P, lumber dealer, 58 Pier, res 13 Pa­ troon Hand Edward, laborer, 6 Steuben Hand & Murtha, soda manufacturers, 312 Broad­ way Handrihan Jeremiah, cooper, 86 Church Handriban Thomas, laborer, 61 Fulton Hanford John E & Co, clothing store, 429 Broad way Hanford George, 31 Green Hanigan Thomas, laborer, 36 Arch Hanigan John laborer, 777 Broadway Hanlcy James, carpenter, 63 Canal Hanley James, laborer, 127 Beaver Hanna John, 70 Jackson Hannabury Martin, laborer, 65 Fulton Hanneman Simeon, tailor, 127 Franklin Hans Peter, tailor, 03 Grand Hansard Thomas, 110 Orange Hansen Levinus, laborer, 291 State Harbison John, 132 Canal Harbison Samuel, pedler, 81 Church 162 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Harcourt John W, agent for People's Line, rea 118 Green Hardick widow Elizabeth, 140 Orange Harden Morris, 31 n Pearl Harden Michael, laborer, 246 Lydius Harden Jacob, waiter, 246 Lydius Harder Richard, boatman, 190 Lumber Harding John, barber, 65 Washington Harder Robert, 185 Third, Arbor Hill Harder Ann C, dress maker, 62 s Pearl Hardy William J, carpenter, 154 Broadway, h 33 Liberty Hardy Francis T, mason, 41 Jefferson Hardy Charles E, bds Delavan House Hare Silas W, teamster, 235 n Pearl Hare George, cartman, 6 Dove Hare Charles, bds 20 Lydius Hargan Patrick, porter, 45 Liberty Harkin Felix, 158 State • Harley Edward, variety store, 813 Broadway Harmer Samuel, mason, 86 Hamilton Ham Michael A, 54 Jefferson Harned Samuel W, ship builder, 19 Rensselaer, al­ derman 1st ward Harnigan James, laborer, 157 Green Harnigan David, butcher, 23 Bradford Hanigan John, stove mounter, 15 Philip Harrigan Daniel, 112 Orange Harrigan John, grocer, 22 Canal Harrington Henry, pastor Unitarian Church Harper Robert, gardener, res n Patroon Harris Edwin A, dealer in furniture, 533 Broadway, res 31 Ten Broeck Harris Ira, attorney, &c, residence 722 Broadway Harris Daniel, paper hanger, 12 Norton Harris Daniel jr., paper hanging warehouse, 8 Green HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 163

Harris Ira & Hamilton, attorneys, &c, 6 Exchange, 1st floor Harris Hamilton, attorney, &c, 6 Exchange Bnild- • ings, res Delavan House Harris James B, Rival Pillar, basement Douw's Buildings, res 45 Green Harris widow John, 103 Green Harris Mrs, milliner, 45 Green Harris Stephen, grocer, 111 Beaver Harris George, livery stable, cor Maiden Lane and James, res 59 Lodge Harris Stephen, moulder, 42 Westerlo Harris widow, 107 Dallius Harris Allen, 7 De Witt Harris E, bds Townsend House Harris John, soda, porter, ale and cider bottler, of­ fice under the Exchange and t Church, manufac­ tory and res 1 Broadway Harris Walter, soda bottler, 1 Broadway Harris Scth, soda bot;ler, 1 Broadway Harris Wm R, soda bottler 1 Broadway Harris Samuel, cedar cooper, 1 22 Washington Harris W F, variety- store, 84 Washington Harri.-on Anthony L, book-binder, 75 State, res 50 Water Harrison John, grocer, 71 Canal, h 73 Harrison John Smith, 132 Lydius Harrison Wm, carpenter, 263 State Harrison Patrick, cartman, 20 Canal Harrison James, shoemaker, 127 Green Harlnet Wm, victualler, North Market, res 476 Washington Hart James, carpenter, cor n Pearl and Maiden Lane Hart widow Patrick, 43 n Lansing Hart John, laborer, 164 Broadway 164 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Hart Henry, waiter, rear 51 Montgomery Hart Jacob, 120 Second, Arbor Hill Hart Owen, grocer, Second, cor Swan, Arbor Hill Hartigan John, laborer, 218 Broadway Hartley Robert, 12* Broad Hartman Adam, locksmith, 389 Lydius Hartman George, moulder, cor Swan and Westerlo Hartman Jeremiah, boatman, 71 Dallius Hartness John & Co, soap and candle manufactu­ rers, 58 Jackson Hartness John, 741 Broadway Hartness James, soap manufacturer, 44 Patroon Hartness widow Maria, 125 n Pearl Hartnet Michael, laborer, 63 Fulton Hartridge Charles, carpenter, 114 Green Harty John, laborer, 23 Van Schaick Harty Patrick, 18 s Lansing Harty James, 16 Van Woert Harty Edward, 3 Bleecker Harty William, grocer, 241 Broadway Harvey Wrilliam, slove mounter, 24 Union Harvey Robert and Francis, stove dealers, 7 Green, h 8 Norton Harvey L Z, grocer, 159 Broadway Harvey James, hair dresser, 475 Broadway, h 57 Canal Harvey James M, tailor, shop 8 s Pearl, bds Frank­ lin House Harvey Fiaucis, 6 Jay Hascy Alexander R, watch maker, 33 Slate, h 126 G.een Hascy Nelson, watch maker and jeweller, 34 State. h 87 Haskell William P, carpenter, 30 Third, Arbor Hill Haskell-Mrs, boarding-house, 33 Green Haskell Henry C, forwarding merchant, 121 Pier HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 165

Haskell S J, 121 Pier Haslcy Michael, 266 Brodway Hastings S P, carpenter, 50 Fayette Hastings John, 4 Union Hastings Hugh J, editor of Knickerbocker, 420 Broadway, res 43 Beaver Hastings Frederic H, (A & H) attorney, &c, 5 Douw's Buildings, !i 743 Broadway Hastings Seth, office 5 and 7 Douw's Buildings Haswell Mrs Ann, 621 Liberty *f Haswell Jolin H, at VMiipple's office Haswell Henry B, attorney, &c, alderman 3d ward, 87 s Pearl Haswell Miss Catalina, dress-maker, 621 Green Haswell Ransom, 50 Division Hatch Albert, pedler, 148 Broad Hatcher Edmund, laborer, Westerlo, west of Swan Hatcher Win, shoemaker, Westerlo, west of Swan Hatcher Wm, tobacconist, Westerlo, west of Swan Haughton Wm, painter, 10 Cross Hautsch Frederick, fancy box maker, 40 Green Haventon Thomas, laborer, 1 Bleecker Haverc.imp John, wheelright, 61 Second, Arbor Hill Havens Benjamin F, carpenter, 37 Church Hawe Matlhew, cooper, 55 Dean, h 30 Division Hawe James, laborer, 65 Liberty Hawe Wm, 23 Liberty Hawes'Michael, stone-cutter, 58 Church Hawes Isaac L, fruit dealer, 276 Washington Hawkins Henry, 55 Grand Hawkins & Groesbeck, grocers, 70 s Pearl Hawkins (H D) & Walker, (H R) wholesale gro­ cers and commission merchants, 24 Stale Hawkins H D, cor Eagle and Hamilton Hawley Leman S, 262* Pearl Hawley Elias Y, printer, 17 Park 15 166 KOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Hawley J-.sepb L, harness-maker, 154 Broad Hawley N, attorney, &c, 21 Douw's Buildings Hawley B R, 40 Quay, res .'! Montgomery Hawley Aaron, builder, Delaware turnpike Hawley Samuel, 17 Park Hawley David A, 231 Hud-on, 85 Herkimer Hawley Gideon, office 4 Exchange, 1st floor, h 673 Broadway Hawley Henry Q & Co, steam planing machine, n Palroon's Creek, res 691 Broadway Hawlcv George W, 2 i Patroon Hawlcv David E, painter arid glazier, 165 s Pear! Haws P S, poller house, 102 Church Hawthorn G W, grocer, 20 n Lansing, opposite Ba­ sin H\Y SOAI.ES. cor Plain and Philip Hatz Paul, 3S Delaware Hayden Albert, 68 Swan, Arbor Hill Hayden Michael, laborer, 30 Van Woert Hayden John, 766 Broadway Hayden Lawicncc, laborr r, cor Center and Colonie Hayden Judge, bds Delavan Hayes Win .M, pri- tor, 44 Va-i Schaick Hayes Caihariue, widow of Timothy, 27 Howard • Hayes Solomon, 23 Liberty Hays Thomas, laborer, 13 Lumber Hays John, 47 Scc/unl, Arbor Hill Hays Wilbatn, com-b hire weaver, 64 Church Hays Al ich ltd, laborer, 63 Fulton Hays Mil bad, b'i Gicen Hays Joshua l\. mason, 122 Green Helmci- widow Maria, 1(3 Washington Hayne Huuli M, 100 Green Hayncr Barney, 142 Spring Hasen 111:'.- Jasper, editor Palladium, Commercial Buildings, res 23 William HCFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 167

Hazard Win II, fur culler, 92 Canal Hazeltinc Slillman, merchant, 31 Washington, h 335 State con. Heads Win, boatman, 61 John Headlain William, res 9 Van Tromp Hea;h Win, carpenter, 37 High Heath & \\ lite, shade manufacturers, 76 State Heath Gaylo:d, "6 Stale Heath Elbridge G, shoemaker, 121 Orange Healy Charles, cartman, 52 Rensselaer Heely Emma A, teacher Orphan Asylum Heely Orissa, teacher, Orphan Asylum Healhoricn Maihew, laborer, 132 /; Pearl Heavcner, Nicholas, laborer, Holme's Alley lleiTeruai; Michael, 53 J., kson Hcfi'crnan James, liquor and provision ntorc, corner Rensschter and s Pearl Helme Joseph J, teacher, 140 Spring Heideman Michael, pedler, 135 Broad Hcinmullcr Henry, baker, 46 Clinton Helnon Andrew, shoemaker, 15 Dove Heency William, laborer, 74 Swan Hempstcd Julia, milliner, 1265 Pearl, h78 Westerlo Hcmpslcd Isaac, physician, 7^ Westerlo Henagan George, laborer, 112 Quay Henderer Myers, tail*.:-, 33 Canal Henderson William W . moulder, 6S Ferry Hendricks widow (.'aihaniie. 9! Beaver Henderson Mary, laihuvss, 3 Wendell Henderson William, htborcr, 350 Slate Hendnckson widow of William, 165 Hudson Hendrickson John jr, 36 State, res 81 Hamilton Hendrickson John, exchange office, 36 State, res 63 Division Hendrickson Jacob, 68 Hudson Hendrickson M &c J. grocers, 2 and 4 Hudson, and 59 Quay 168 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORT.

Hendrickson Matthew, 201 Lydius Hendee It S, 247 Broadway Henly Timothy, gardener, 79 Rensselaer Henly Henry W, 42 Fcrry- Henly Patrick, 60 Howard Henly Henry, pedler, 2801 s Pearl Henly Ed war-1, printer, 37 Beaver Hennessey Timothy, laborer, 179 Broadway Hennessey John, mason. 64 Van Woert Hennessey Timothy, laborer, 16 Van Zandt Hennessey widow, grocer, 401 State near Knox Hennessey Thomas, grocer, 16 Van Zandt Hennessey Jane widow, 141 Church Henour Louis, 122 Franklin Henry widow Harriet, rear 66 * Pearl Henry William, carpenter, 56 Union Henry James, bookseller, 67 State, residence 93 Ly­ dius Henry Christian, potter, 192 Hamilton Henry James D, primer, 102 Herkimer Henry & Van Allen, proprietors of Salamander Works, cor Hudson and Hawk Henry Jacob, res 191 Hamilton Henry John, shoemaker, 201 Lumber ' Henshaw Joseph, porler house, 27 Church, house 18 Bleecker Henshaw William, carpenter, 7 Swan Hepinstall Christopher, 203 Washington Hepinstall George, leal her dealer, 25 Hudson, house 30 Hudson Hepinstall Richard, 369 Washington Herbell David, 53 Clinton Herbert John, baker, 21 Washington Herbert John, 8 Rose -HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. $69

Herbert George H, gunsmith, 13 Beaver, res 57 s Lansing Herman Morris, grocer, 66 s Pearl Herman Solomon, clothing store, 80g s Pearl Hermance John I, stove dealer, 25 Orange Hermance Jacob, 6 Alexander, Hermans John, clothing store, 417 Broadway, b47 Union Hermans Cornelius I, saw filer, 127 Beaver Hermans John E, attorney, &c, 66 Slate, hOus* 7 Dallius Heermance G G, grocer, 7 s Pearl Herner Mrs Hannah, 85 Church Hern Patrick, 140 s Pearl Hern David, blacksmith, 71 Church Heron Samuel, printer, 312 Washington Herrainger Frederick, 48 Bradford Herrick Lewis R, physician, 53 State, h. 64 Lydius Herrick Edmund S, hat store, 368 Broadway,!*79 Hamilton ; .Herrick Abraham, morocco dresser, 24 Clinton Herrick Edwin lt, 79 Hamilton Herring Thomas, cartman, 19 Van Zandt Herring William, skipper, 92 Bassett Herrington Jacob, laborer, 115 Snipe Herrington John, mason, 255 Washington Herrington Joseph, 121 Snipe Herrington Philip, laborer, 117 Snipe Hersbergh Henry, pedler, 245 Washington Hersbergher Daniel, 18 Orange Herpst Andrew, tailor, 95 Bassett Hertell Jane A, 39 Hudson Herzog Jacob, grocer, 109 Washington Heslin Michael, cooper, 86 Arch Hess Levi, pedler, 129 Franklin Hetrick Michael, Delaware turnpike 15* 170 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

He welt H B and Co, forwarding merchants, 10> Pier res 1 High Hewiit Thomas, shoemaker, 641 Washington Hewlett Alexander, painter. 2M First, Arbor Hill Hewson John 1), (Hall & Hewson) 2 Plain Hewson widow Mary, 16 Rose Hewson Nancy, widow of Robert, 65 Lydius Hewson Daniel, tinman, 41 Liberty Hewson widow Ma>y, 41 Liberty Hewson David, 184 Broadway Hewson Daniel, 61 Lydius Hewson John E, 61 Lydius Hewson Edward, 221 j Pearl Hewson Joseph, saloon, 196 Water, res 3S n Pearl Hickey William S, groocr, 6S Church cor Herkimer Hickey Jocelyn, shoemaker, 33 ('anal Hickey Edward, shoemaker, 225 Broadway Hickox Charles S, 26 Broad Hickox Hamlet II, deputy chamberlain, h 26 Broad Hickman Richard, laborer, 67 Broadway Hickory Mrs, fortuneteller, 82 Ferry Higbie, Hammonds & Co, lumber dealers, office above n Ferry lligbie iSathan T, bds Delavan Higby Cornelius M, 21 Ledge Higby Gilbert D, 21 Lodge Higgins John, stone-cutter, 16 Delaware Higgins Wm, laborer, 24 John Higgins Dennis, laborer, 120 Van Woert Higgins Michael, laborer, 35 Van Schaick Higgins widow Eleanor, 313 Washington, s b Higgins Robert, produce dealer, 313 Washington,- s b, bds 264 Higgins Michael, laborer, 777 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 171

Higgir.s Thomas, grocer, 15 Lawrence, n side of Ca­ nal Basin Higgins Michael, £29 Washington, Higgins Solomon F, 91 State, h 73 First, Arbor 11.11 Highgale Charles, barber, 632 Broadway Hicham widow Maiy, 13 Dallius Hibibrant Martin, comb-maker, 55 Fayette Highland John, laborer, S Cross Hiler Samuel, 122 Franklin Hill & Ci-gger, attorneys, 57 Slate Hill & Tin mas, lumber-dealers, Water, tfabove » Ferry Hill J.unrs B. 70 Washington Hill Thomas, glover, SI Slate, h S3 Herkimer Hill James, tailor, 79 Colonic Hill George, groter, 61 Pier, b 43 Canal Hill Thomas, 77 First, Arbor Hill Hill Henry, grocer, 45 Pier, h corner Hawk and Orange Hill Nicholas, attorney, &c, 57 State, h 116 Wash­ ington Hill Ebrnrzer, (II & S) 12 Wilson Hill William, laboier, 8 Eagle Hill John J, attorney, &c, office 13 Duow's Build­ ings, rts 102 Ljditis H.ll Aaron, civil engineer, S9 Hetkimer Hillhouse William, bds Miss Fitch Hillis John, mouhhr, 113 Orange Hills A S, attorney, &c, 22 Jay Hills Erastus, hatter, store 60 State, h 51 Washing­ ton Hills, widow William Riley, 124 s Pearl Hillman John B, laborer, 8 Steuben 172 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Hillman William, shoemaker, h 251 Washington) shop 17 Hilman Hercules, shoemaker, 614 B.oadway, res 2 Van Tromp Hilman John, shoemaker, store and house 536 Broadway, entrance to res, 26 James Hilson James, shoemaker, 30 Patroon Hilson Robert, res 32 Chapel Hilson Thomas, shoemaker, 30 Van Schaick Hilson Thomas jr,»police officer, res 47 Westerlo Hilton Conrad, segar maker, 185 Lydius Hilton & Terbush, hay-dealers, cor Herkimer and Quay Hilton Miss Elizabeth,28 Van Schaick Hilton Rachel widow, 28 Patroon Hilton Jacob, laborer, rear 33 Van Woert Hilton widow of Philip, 310 State Hilton W J D, attorney, &c, 450 Broadway, h 210 Lydius Hilton John, 84 Hudson Hilton Robert J, Judge of County Courts, attorney, &c, United States' Commissioner in bankruptcy, and Commissioner of deeds, &c, for the States of Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Vermont, Virginia, Maine, Connecticut and Rhode Island, office 78 State, res 102 Hudson Hilton Benjamin P, inspector of lumber, 14 John Hilton Simon V A, grocery and h 839 Broadway Hilton & Van Vorst, law-office, 78 State Hilton Philip, carpenter, 73 Lumber Him-mel Ulrich, shoemaker, 251 s Pearl Hinds Christian, moulder, 5 Phcenix Place, to Eagle Hiney Elizabeth widow, 77 Orange Hiney Lewis L, furrier, 116 Canal Hinckley Charles A, printer, 49 Green HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 173

Hinkley & Homes, painters, Trotter's Alley Hinkley John, painter, 9 Montgomery Hinkley John W. physician, 33 Hudson Hinkley Joseph, painter, 17 Rose Hitchcock Rev Peter N, 9 Swan Hitchcock J S, boatman, 19 John Hitchcock Nicholas, pilot, 47 Church Hitchcock David, 14 Ferry Hitchcock John, harbor-master, foot of State, 36 Franklin Hitchcock Capt A, 2S Ferry Hoag Abraham, shoemaker, 323 State Hobzcbuher John, shoemaker, 96 Bassett Hobbs George W, 93 Eagle Hocknell Isaac, cartman, 41 n Lansing Hodge John, baker, 665 Broadway Hodge William, bds 665 Broadway Hodgens Thomas, cartman, Westerlo, to Dove Hodgkins Stephen L, painter, 44 Ferry- Hoes Edwin, 3, 2d floor, Exchange Hoffman WTilliam, 266 s Pearl Hodman Charles, furnaceman, 166 Broad Hoffman Barnard, blacksmith, 146 Lydius Hoffman Andreas, laborer, 45 Clinton Hoffman Benjamin, 202 Lydius Hoffman Lewis G, editor American Masonic Regis­ ter, cor Dallius and Bleecker Hoffman Andrew, printer, 16 n Pearl Hoffman Henry R, bookbinder, 71 State, b 135 Lydius' Hoffman Thomas, moulder, 91 Church Hoffman widow Susannah, 59 Columbia Hoffman Levi S,201 Lydius Hofgesong George, blacksmith, 124 Broad Hogan Gerrit, Bethlehem 174 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Hogan Thomas, laborer, 183 Broadway Hogan Bryan, morocco dresser. 48 Rensselaer Hogan George, ferryman, 3| Maiden Lane Hogan John, hatter. 47 Philip Hogan Daniel, moulder, 107 Jleaver Hogan Edward, laborer, 49 Jackson Hogan Michael, 24 Jefferson Hogeboom Joseph, book keeper, 21 s Lansing Hogeboom David, 32 Third, Arbor Hill Hogles Rogers, rear 53 n Lansing Holbrook F D, shoe store, 28s Green, residence 82 Bleecker Holcomb H A, 101 Pier, res 2 Franklin Holden Hiram, 51 Dewitt Holdridge David F, 74 Eagle Holheiser Frank, 51 Clinton Holler Jacob, grocer, 189 Washington, n b Holliday James, broker, 198 Green Holliday James K, carpenter, 37 Jefferson Holman Henry, mason, 122 Spring Holmes Thomas, painter, 165 Washington Holmes S L, clerk in Secretary Slate's office, bds 177 State Holmes Chester, printer, 37 s Pearl Holmes Benjamin, 140 Hamilton Holmes Robert, 215 Hamilton Holmes Rutger, carpenter, 96 Water Holmes Joseph M. 215 Washington Holmes Samuel, Boston Railroad Temperance House 37 Dean Holmes Alexander, baker, 48 Chapel Holmes W J, bds 174 n Pearl Holscher Hermann, razor grinder, 53 Clinton Holstein L D, attorney, &c, 83 State, res 189 State Holtser Aaron, pedler, 166 Broad HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 175

Holt. Willard, 57 Howard Holt J & Co, bather and finding store, 48 Hudson Holt Daniil B, carpenter, 138 Lydius Holt Jared, 48 Hudson 'Holt Charles B, 216 s Pearl Holt David, clerk justices' court, 57 Liberty Home John, painier,372 Washington, n b Homer William P, auctioneer, 355 Broadway Homerson , 49 Green Honeyseit James, bread and cake baker, 24 * Pearl Horn Miss M. silk and worsted trimming, 23 n Pearl Hood Cv Tobey, watchmakers and jewellers, 44 State Hood Benjamin L, 105 Grand .Hooghkirk .buries, mason, 315 Lydius Hooghkiik Elizabeth, 85 Hudsrn Hooghkirk Mary Ann, widow, 124 Jefferson Hooker, widow of Puilip, boarding house, 128 State Hook Peter, laborer, 154 Second, Arbor Hill HOOK AND LADDER,No 1, 41 Howard HOOK AND LADDER, NO 2, Patroon Hooper Emanuel, kid glove cutter, 10S Water Hooper Jacob, piano maker, Elk w Swan Hoper William, shoemaker, 140 Franklin Hopkins Michael, laborer, 110 Van Woert Hopkins Thomas, laborer, 1 10 Van Woert Hopkins Thom.p, 110 Van Woert Hopkins John, tailor, 85 Church Hopper John, carpenter, 45 Liberty Horken widow Ann, 19 Jackson Horden William, laborer, 75 Van Woert Horner James, (F. Corning & Co) 34 n Pearl Hotton James M, bds 130 State 176 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Horton Thomas, boot maker, 6 Hamilton Horn John, 72 n Lansing Horan Martin, laborer, 3 Carroll Hooliven Patrick, laborer, rear 14 John Horsfall Sarah, 34 Westerlo HOSE COMPANY, No 1, 53 Lodge Hosch Agnes, 886 Broadway Hosford Selah, cartman, 313 State Hosford William, mason, rear 56 Second, Arbor Hill Hosford David, atty &c, 149 Swan Hoshee Thomas, carpenter, 96 Water Hosmer G P, res 68 Columbia Houck Peter and John, keeper Farmero' and Me­ chanics' Lunch, cor State and Pearl Houck Peter P, 110 Hamilton Hotaling David, 146 Spring- Houghtaling Jacob, chair maker, 137 Broad Houghtaling T II, 121 Pier, bds Mansion Mouse Houghtaling Peter D, shoemaker, 65 s Lansing Houghtaling Wm, teamster, 142 Lydius Houghton A, bds Townsend House Houghlon II, bds Townsend House Houghton Thomas D, plane maker, 165 * Pearl Houghton Silas, boatman, Third, Arbor Hill,abor» Swan Houghlon Silas, 163 s Pearl Houll Oliver, grocer, Third, cor Swan, Arbor Hill House Harvey, moulder, Third, Arbor Hill, above Swan House Williams A, 46 Chapel House Joseph, furnaceman, 19 Van Zandt Houston widow Christiana, 17 Franklin Howard Sanford, Cultivator office res 11 Swan Howard Nathan jr, attorney, &c, 57 Hawk Howard Jeiome B, portrait painter, 56 S ate HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. ill

Howard & Brimhall, bakers, 47 Canal Howard Lloyd, porter, 57 Howard Howard Ransorrr S, 32 Canal .Howard Zephaniah, carpenter, 16 Jackson Howard Matthew, carpenter, 768 Broadway, h 745 n Pearl Howard Ephraim, 81 Bleecker Howe J K, tailor, 35 Hamilton Howe Silas B, woolen draper, 481 and 483 Broad­ way, h 28 Division Howe D

Huddleston Peter, bds 64 Liberty Huddleston & Garret, proprietors news depot, Mu­ seum buildings • Huddleston John H, bds U S House HUDSON STREET TEMPERANCE HOUSE, 10 & ^Hud­ son Hudson George, laborer, Washington continued, 336 nb Huff widow, boarding house, 107 Green Hughes Patrick, shoemaker, 14 Bleecker Hughes Arthur, 32 Van Woert Hughes John, cooper, 25 n Ferry Hughes Michael, laborer, 122 Broad Hughes Thomas, 39 Lark Hughes Richard, grocer, Washington, w Asylum, sb Hughes Francis, laborer, 121 Broad Hughes William, blacksmith, 48 Church Hughes James, carpenter, cor Dove and Westerlo Hughes Francis, laborer, 115 Lumber Hughes Thomas, laborer, 153 Orange Hughes James, laboier, 121 Broad Hughes John, shoemaker, cor Dallius & Lydius Hughes Peter, laborer, 12 Lydius Hughes William H, preceptor district school 9, cor Ferry and Dallius, h 128 s Pearl Hughes John, laborer, 35 Dean Hughes John, Centre Hughson John C, clerk, 809 Broadway Hulse widow Elizabeth, 131 Beaver Hume Thomas, shoemak er, 72 Lydius Humphrey John J, 35 Hudson Humphrey Friend & Co, (Robert Thompson) dealer in hides and leather, 16 State HOFFHAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 179

Humphrey Charles, 55 Chapel Humphrey Friend, 14 n Pearl Humphrey Hugh, 39 Maiden Lane Humphrey John, 39 Hudson Humphrey John J, dry goods, 530, 532 Broadway, h 35 Hudson Humphrey widow, 115 Nucella, Humphrey Evans, bds Congress Hall Humphrey George, 117 Beaver Humphrey William, (H & Co,) 57 s Pearl Humphrey & Lansing, hardware merchants 63 State, cor James Humphrey widow Catharine, 43 Fayette Humphrey David (C & L) bds Miss Carter's Humphrey Barnet C, 17 Park Humphrey & Co, (William Humphrey, James L Humphrey and George Humphrey,) dealers in hardware, 41 and 43 State Humphrey Daniel, 292 Washington Humphrey Eve, 316 Lydius Humphrey Robert, 316 Lydius Humphrey Chauncey, 203 State Humphrty F W, 203 State Humphrey James L, 75 Beaver Hun Thomas, M D, office 36 Maiden Lane, res cor n Pearl and Maiden Lane Hunt William H, lumber and shingle dealer 190 Water Hunt Francis, shoe dealer, 705 Broadway Hunter Elkana, 71 First, Arbor Hill Hunter Thomas, 87 Swan Hunter Robert, baker, 36 Washington Hunter Robert, soap manufacturer, 39 Lumber Hunter, widow of Robert, lire Pearl HUNTERIAN DISPENSARY, 5 Maiden Lane 180 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Huntington Edwin T, 67 State, bds 144 n Pearl Hut.tington Rev Ezra A, pastor 3d Presbyterian church, res 111 n Pearl Hurd J N M, exchange office, 15 Hudson, h 26 Plain Hurd Samuel C, carpenter, 91 Dallius Hurdis, John, painter, 9 Church, h 31 Church Hurlburt John F, victualler, 74 Grand Hurst Thomas, gardener, 446 Washington, n b Hurst William, grocer, wholesale and retail, 23 s Pearl Hurst Wrilliam, bds Washington Hall Hussey Patrick, 3 Bleecker Hussey N, dealer in ha Is, caps and furs, 387 Broad- ,way. Hutchins widow Lav'tna, 68 s Lansing Hutchins widow Sarah, 43 Orange Hutchins Stephen B, painter and glazier, 102 Hawk Hutchinson James, shoemaker, 26 Union Hutchinson widow Lydia, 10 Cross Hutchinson Henry, cartman, 750 Broadway Hutchinson Robert, moulder, 15S Jefferson Hutchinson James, blacksmith, 12 Dewitt Hutchinson David, moulder, 373 Lydius Hutchison Thomas, laborer, 1S9 Orange Huxley, willow, 20 Bleecker Huxley William V, 151 n Pearl Huxford Frederick Wm, bds 88 Hudson Huyck Daniel, cor Eagle and Hamilton Huyck Miss, boarding house, 57 Union Huysinger Barent, cor Schuyler and s Pearl Huysinger Henry, cor Schuyler and s Pearl Hyard Wm, 158 Spring Hyatt James Q, 45 Montgomery Hyatt Thomas S, 343 Lydius HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 181

Hyatt John L, 45 Montgomery Hyde J S, harness maker, 25 Orange Hyde Harvey, cartman, cor Dallius and John Hyland Dennis, laborer, 22 Clinton Hyman Henry, pedler, 115 Broad Hynds David, 52 Van Schaick Hyler Wesleyr, wheelwright, 33 Herkimer I. 1CKLAN PATRICK, laborer, 75 s Pearl Iggett widow John, 133 Hudson Hsley Fedinand I, teacher, 20 Broad Ilsley F I & Co, piano forte room, 525 Broadway, Bleecker Hall Ingmire Frederick, confectionaries and fruit, res 104 Herkimer Ingram Henry, saddler, 103 Washington Ingraham Wm, boatman, 108 Green Ireland Daniel D, exchange office, 20 Green, res 636 Broadway Irwin Oliver, 49 Westerlo Irwin Theophilus, painter, 51 Liberty Irwin Wm, paper hanger, 51 Liberty Irwin John, paper hanger, 51 Liberty Irvin widow John, 10 Union Irvin widow Henry, 886 Broadway Isaacs Myer, pedler, 221 s Pearl Isaacs Benjamin, pedler, 99 Schuyler Isdell James, grocer, cor Hudson and Daniels Ivery Francis, coach Jace weaver, 69 s Lansing

16* 182 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

JACKSON JOHN, potter, shop and res Lark, near State Jackson William, grocer, 350 State Jackson John, 4 Douw's buildings, res 88 Hudson Jackson D C, draper and tailor, 403 Broadway, h 3 Daniels Jackson widow Margaret, 22 Fayette Jackson James Wr, mason, 11 Knox Jackson Robert, cor Hamilton and High Jackson widow Jane Ann, 10 Canal Jackson Samuel W, 7 Cross Jackson Henry, 33 Maiden Lane Jackson Henry, 170 Spring Jackson widow, 75 Cherry Jackson Francis, boatman, 41 Second, Arbor Hill Jackson Henry, 38 First, Arbor Hill Jackson Martha, 74 Fulton Jackson Moses A, clothes renovator, 13 Church Jackson Nancy widow, 41 Second, Arbor Hill Jacobs Elias C, 340 Broadway Jacobs Samuel, bds Mansion House Jacobson Evert, 12 Willet Jaquay Joseph, cor Patroon and Hawk Jaques Edward, grocer, 289 Broadway Jpggers Ira, proprietor Eagle Air Furnace, 110 Bea­ ver, res 207 Hamilton JAIL, cor Eagle and Howard James John B, 43 n Pearl James Henry, 50 n Pearl James Even, 33 Swan James Augustus, office 45 and h 47 n Pearl James Edward, 43 n Pearl James Rev Wm, 21 Montgomery HOFFMAN'3 ALBANY DIRECTORY. 183

James Edward, book-keeper of Canal Department, h 1 Plain James Thomas D. attorney, &c, 66 State, res 134 s Pearl James Thomas, flour merchant, 49 Quay, h 33 Swan James, widow of Wm, 43 n Pearl James Amos C, piano forte maker, 6 Chesnut Jameson James B, 5 Steuben Jaminet Feltcian, 72 Spring Jaquith James M, 15 Beaver Jandrew Peter, carpenter, 8 Catharine Janes Wm, district school No 1, 233 s Pearl, res Bethlehim turnpike Jarvis John, carpenter, 1S8 n Pearl Jenkins Thomas, laboier, 350 State Jenkins John, carpentei, Ills Pearl Jenkins John, carpenter, 85 Hudson Jenkins John, hack driver, 50 Montgomery Jenkins Ira, 25 Montgomery Jenkins John F, office 7 Commercial Buildings res 154 State Jenkins Lemuel, counsellor and Pension office, Me­ chanics' and Farmers' Bank, res 73 Division Jenkins Chatles M, attorney, &c, office Broadway, rear Merchants' Insurance Company, res 27 Quackenbush Jenkins George, 7 Pine Jenkins John, hatter, 47 Liberty Jenkins John P, bds Churchill's Jenkinson John S, tailor, 4 and 5 Dean Jenkinson James, Railroad House, 4 Dean Jennings Robert, 29 Green, h 42 Eagle Jennings John", 5 Dove Jeroloman Alfred, 70 Grand Jeroloman James, mason, 65 Elm 184

Jermain S P, 40 Quay, bds City Hotel Jewell Volkert D, Troy road Jewell Henry L, blacksmith, 233 * Pearl Jewell Jeremiah P, superintendent State Hall, office State Hall Jewett J H, bds Townsend House Jewett Miss, confectioner, 71 n Pearl Johns Thomas, shoemaker, 42 Liberty Johnson Jeannette R, select school, 10 Rose Johnson John, 65 Maiden Lane Johnson Thomas A, 21 Van Schaick Johnson John, shoemaker, 65 Maiden Lane Johnson Peter, laborer, 25 Bradford Johnson A, bds Townsend House Johnson B P, Secretary State Agricultural Society, old State Hall, bds American Johnson David, waterman, 52 Rensselaer Johnson A-lvah, res 157 Hamilton Johnson Elizabeth, boarding house, 73 Beaver Johnson John, segar maker, 79 Green Johnson Peter, 43 DeWitt Johnson John, 172 Broadway, bds 81 n Pearl Johnson Gilbert, 22 Canal Johnson Daniel, cartman, 133 Jefferson Johnson Robert L, bds 2 Norton Johnson John, brickmaker, 111 Hamilton Johnson Daniel C, victualler, h 231 Broadway Johnson Samuel C, 84 Hamilton Johnson Henry, grocer, 10 Daniels Johnson Francis D, 62 n Lansing Johnson William, cartman, 228 Broadway Johnson John I, grocer, 236 Broadway Johnson George B, keeper Tompkins Saloon, 264 Broadway Johnson widow Mary, 47 Hudson HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY, 185

Johnson Jane, 84 Hamilton Johnson Jdmes I, book-keeper Argus office, h 155 Hamilton Johnson John, waterman, 94 Arch Johnson Thomas, 44 Division Johnson John, cartman, 51 Bassett Johnson & Godley, manufacturers of silver ware, 128 State Johnson William. 72 Lydius Johnson O IT, (S & J,) 157 Hamilton Johnson John jr, 202 Lumber Johnson Henry, whitewasher, Hudson Johnson James P, 52 High Johnson Abram, 52 High Johnson Ely, 379 State Johnson Abram, 97 Basset Johnson Mary, 59 Fulton Johnston Robert, laborer, 26 Van Woert Johnston Wm C, weigher and measurer, 87 Hudson Johnston Peter, baker, 68 Green Johnston Thomas, moulder, Willett Johnston John W, coach painter, cor Church and Lydius, h 364 Lydius Johnston Michael, accountant, 21 Van Schaick Joice Rodman L, attorney, &c, office Commercial Buildings, res 79 n Pearl Jollie James, saddler, Townsend House Jones E D, Homoepathic physician, 34 Lodge, bds , 189 Hamilton Jones Ann Eliza, widow, 30 Second Jones, Edward, tailor, 115 Grand Jones David, porter, 118 Hamilton Jones James B, bds Townsend House Jones John, oyster dealer, 99 Quay Jones Win, cooper, SS Arch 186 IIOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Jones Geo E, tinman, 101 Eagle Jones Abraham, laborer, 10 \Vendell Jones Ezatus, tailor, 54 Slate, up stairs Jones John, tailor, 2S7 Washington n b Jones James D, stone cutter, 82 Canal, yard, 65 Herkimer Jones John, 445 Washington Jones Wm, 32 Second, Arbor Hill Jones Joshua I, auctioneer, 73 State, res 17 High Jones John, tailor, 33 Steuben Jones Robert, 48 Second, Arbor Hill Jones D M, boarding house, 23 Jay Jones Wm, 143 Swan Jones Grosvenor D, cor Lark and Spring Jones William, 175 Montgomery Jones Samuel, butcher, 473 s b Washington Jones Richard, plain and ornamental plasterer, 50 Canal Jones John, provision store, 675 Broadway Jones Thomas M, carriage maker, 65 s Lansing Jones Benjamin P, commission merchant, 120 Pier Jones George, turner, 52 Chapel Jones George, 83 Hamilton Jones N, surveyor general, office State Hall Jones James, boatman, 121 Arch Jordan Chiistophcr, 63 State, h 215 s Pearl Jordan Matlhew, wholesale and retail grocer, 553 Broadway, h 29 Plain Jordan Edward A, carpenter, 141 Third, Arbor Hill Jordan Barney, laborer, 175 Green Joseph Amos, 185 Orange Joslin A C. proprietor City Hotel, 21 Broadway, new number 463 Joslin Thomas B, painter, 41 Water Joy , 44 John 187

Joy Lewis, 51 Hawk Joy & Monleath, Albany and Canal Line Towboats, 3 State Joy Thaddeus, 74 n Pearl Joy Charles, provision store, 68 Washington, h 15 Swan Joyce Darcy W, forwarder, 60 Division Joyce George, laborer, 98 Water Joynt John, grocer, 140 s Pearl Judd , 72 s Lansing Judd Lucy N, widow of Chester, 49 Green Judd Franklin, silver plater, 162 Green Judson widow Elizabeth, 53 Lumber Judson Levi, brewer, 9 Dean, bds Townsend House JudsOn Ichabod L, provision store, 128, h 134 Wash­ ington Judson W A, lumber dealer, 72 Pier, bds Mansion House Judson Isaac E, wood dealer, 78 Water, h 53 Lum­ ber June Darius, 41 Orange Junger John, watchmaker, 232 s Pearl Jupp Langdon, 56 Howard JUSTICE'S COURT, over Centre Market, s Pearl

K. KABPAS JOHN, butcher, 203 s Pearl Kaafman Moses, pedler, 148 Broad Kaffenberger Jacob, pedler, 198 Broad Kain Thomas, 65 Broadway Kanally Daniel, carpenter, 73 Broadway Kane William, 87 Canal Kane Jeremiah, 26 Union Kane William A, 863 Broadway Kane James, laborer, 65 Broadway 188 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Kane William A, 13 John Kane Charles, painter, 27 Canal Kane Hazael, physician, 53 Washington Kane John 101 Canal Kane James, laborer, 43 Dewitt Kane James, 37 Columbia Kanwill James, laborer, 31 Second, Arbor Hill Kantz Frederick, 208 Washington Karoon Patrick, laborer, 25 Herkimer Karisy Cornelius, waiter, 16 Grand Alley Kaernen Wm, Grocer, Eagle cor Elm Kay David C, 372 Schenectady turnpike Kassendyke John, moulder, 70 Schuyler Kassendyke George, moulder, 70 Schuyler Kearns Timothy, 67 Rensselaer Kearns Patrick, 6 Centre Kearns Owen, drayman, 2 Water Kearney Elizabeth, widow, 129 Orange Kearney Robert, laborer, 75 Third, Arbor Hill Kearney Patrick, cartman, 87 Third, Arbor Hill Kearney Francis, mason, 173 Montgomery Kearney Patrick, grocer, 47 Water Kearney James, laborer, 69 Rensselaer Kearney Christopher, engineer, 7 Morton Kearney widow, 7 Bleecker Kearney Thomas, hotel, west side Little Basin, 173 Montgomery Kearney John, mason, 186 Green Kearney Patrick, laborer, 155 Broadway Kearn Charles, carpenter, 56 Lawrence Kearns Patrick, laborer, 109 Canal Kearns James, laborer, 69 Rensselaer Keefe Thomas, laborer, 73 Cherry Keefe Timothy O, moulder, 850 Broadway Keefe Andrew, 115 Canal HOFFMAN'S ALGANY DIRECTORY. 189

Keefe John, laborer, 77 Schuyler Keefe Thomas, carpenter, 71 Cherry Kegan Mhhael, laborer, 158 Orange Kegan Patrick, 221 n Pearl Keeler Henry, master barge George Monteath, 3c< Grand Keeler Theodore J, 50 Westerlo Keeler Jasper S, office 108 Pier, h 75 Hamilton Keeler Fredeiick A, saddler, 344 Broadway, res 75 Hamilton Keeler Isaac N, baker, 50 Ferry Keeler Noah, SO Ferry Keelin John, grocer, cor Arch and Dallius Keeling William, 363 Slate Reding William, barber, under Congress Hali Keith Francis II, res 52 Division Keith Laban W, teamster, 9 Knox Kegan John, teamster, 108 Broad Kegan George, laborer, 20 Washington Kegan Patrick, grocer, 102 Canal Keenan Patrick, laborer, 8 Colonie Keenan Owen, laborer, 51 Schuyler Keenan Michael, 59 Broadway Keenan Michael II, printer, 14 s Pearl Keily Jeremiah & Patrick, grocers, cor Broad and Schuyler Keily Patrick, mason, 73 Rensselaer Keiser George, tailor, 124 Broad Kellar Michael J, teacher, 114 Broad Kells William, laborer, 27 Lumber Keller Madice, shoemaker, 123 Broad Kelly John, blacksmith, 103 Orange Kelly James, laborer, 11 First, Arbor Hill Kelly Andrew, laborer, 38 Rensselaer Kelly Daniel D, 60 Westerlo 17 190 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Kelly Thomas, laborer, 5 Morton Kelly Seth F, agent People's Line, 16 Ferry Kelly Michael, laborer, 26 Fayette Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, 35 Columbia Kelly Thomas, grocer, 40 Montgomery, corner Orange Kelly Patrick, laborer, 3 Chesnut Kelly Julian, 21 Hawk Kelly James, nailer, Bradford, w Snipe Kelly Edward, 3S Third, Arbor Hill Kelly & Wilkins, shoe store, 392 Broadway Kelly James, 371 State Kelly Thomas, blacksmith, 28 Canal Kelly Sylvanus, 144 Lydius Kelly George, chandler, 42 John Kelly William, laborer, cor Arch and Dallius Kelly James, laborer, 8 Van Woert Kelly Robert, laborer, rear 43 Jackson Kelly James, engineer, 52 Fayette Kelly Miles, laborer, 76 Canal Kelly Michael, mason, 18 John Kel.y Forrester, 204 State Kelly Thomas, shoemaker, 143 Swai; Kelso John, blacksmith and wheelwright shop 95. h S3 Washingt n Kemp Robert, moulder, 109 Beaver Kemp widow, 129 Broad Kemp Alexander, chair maker, 76 Canal Kendall Erasmus, 58 s Lansing Kenna Peter, carpenter, rear 22 Hawk Kendrick E E, cashier Mechanics' and Farmeia. Bank, res 19 Exchange Kennedy Francis, waiter, Park near State Kennedy Thomas, locksmith, 93 Dallius Kennedy Wm R, rope maker, 149 Swan HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY-. 191

Kennedy J J, grocer, s cor Lydius and Green Kennedy Dennis, grocer, cor First and Swan, Ar­ bor Hill Kennedy Robert, cooper, 165 Green Kennedy Patrick, 43 Jackson Kennedy William, furnacetnan, 20 Hawk Kennedy Michael, cartman, white'house, Canal Kennedy Peter, laborer, 121 Broad Kennedy William, shoemaker, 13 Lawrence Kennedy Michael, 8 Cross Kennedv James C, bds D.lavan Kennedy Edward, grocer, 192 Broadway- Kennedy Philip, teamster, rear 53 Mulberry .Kertriefly Rev Duncan, ; istcr 1st Reformed Dutch Church, 55 n Pearl Kennedy Michael, laborer, cor Church and Westerlo Kenelley Thomas, furnaeeman, 62 Fulton Kennelty Patrick, laborer, 76 Franklin Kenny John, marble works, 230 State Kenny James, laborer, 458 Washington, n b Kenny Thomas K, marble cutter, 232 State, res 142 Washington Kent Patrick, laborr r. CS Arch Kent Isaac, 35 Union Keogh William, 53 First, Vrborllill Kenyon James, laborer, 6J n Lansing Kenyon, widow John, S12 Broadway Kenyon Moses, ship carpenter, 79 Green Ken in, widow Catharine, 135 Broad Kerran Tertian, labour, 24 Quay Kernan Thomas, mason, 31 Cherry Kerker Mary, tailoress, 53 Van Schaick Kerker Benjamin B, 53 Van Schaick Kerr William, 7 Lancaster Kerr James, laborer, 79 Orange 192 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Kerr W & J, groceries and provisions, cor s Pearl and Howard Kerwin Stephen L, mason, 113 Beaver Kerwin Daniel, laborer, 6 Maiden Lane Kessal Joseph, shoemaker, 48 Lafayette Ketchum Ephraim, hotel. 291 Washington Ketchum Rensselaer, 69 Ten Broeck Kettle Wm S, bds Townsend House Kesson Thomas, pla terer, 22 Baaver Kewin Robert, carpenter, cor Lydius and Dallius Keys Margaret widow, 25 Van Schaick Keys Henry, grocer, 60 Beaver cor William Keyser Peter, 59 Hawk Keyser Abraham, 194 Ha, Von Kidd James, county treasurer, 544 Broadway, res. 101 Clinton Square Kidd Elizabeth, 73 Division Kiernan Thomas, grocer, 100 Canal Kiernan Andrew, shoemaker, 55 Canal Kiernan John, porter, 30 Second, Arbor Hill Kiernan Thomas, grocer, 101 Montgomery Kidney Jonathan, rear 82 Hudson Kidney Jonathan jr, rear 82 Hudson Kilbourn Ashbel, bookbinder, 248 Washington Kilbourn George, drum maker, 111 Washington Kilbourn James, carpenter, 111 Orange Kilkenny Francis, laborer, 116 Canal Killip William, cartman, 169 Spring Kilronan, Thomas, laborer, 53 Canal Kilmer John G, 304 s Pearl Kilmer & Varley, grocers, cor Lydius and s Pearl - Kilmer Cornelius, job printer, Com Building, h 38 s Lansing Kimball Norman, agent express office, cor Divis­ ion and Liberty HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 193

Kimball Misses, millinws, 124 Washington Kimber Mrs Hannah, milliner, 622 Broadway- King R M,(S & Co,) 362 Broadway, res 12 Pine King Henry L, i Park Place King A C, furrier, 340 Broadway King William, blacksmith, 16 Centre King widow Vincent, 12 Pine King Samuel W, dry good and provision store, 52 Second, Arbor Hill, res 12 Pine King James, laborer, 55 Church King Kenneth, cor s Pearl and Alexander King M, 3 Swan King Rufus II & Co, (Rufus II,) and Mc Harg, (John,) wholesale dealers in dry rroods, 49 State Kit g Rufus H,l Park Place King Erastus T, East Albany- King James B, lumber merchant, 57 Pier, h 72 n Pearl King Nathan G, attorney, &c, 450 Broadway, bds Congress Hall King Elizabeth widow, 15 Dallius King Harriet widow, 7 Van Woert King John, moulder, 8 s Lansing King Alexander C, 3T;8 Broadway King John M, 326 State King George W, 397 State Kingsbury James, coachmaker. 20 Dallius Kingsley & Weed, attorneys, &c, 59 State Kingsley Hale, attorney, &c, 59 State, res 72 Pa­ troon Kingnorth Henry, 46 Second, Arbor Hill Kinnear James, ship carpenter, 35 Howard Kinney James, 17 Clinton , Kinney Michael, 763 Broadway Kinney John, constable, 44 Westerlo 17* 194 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Kinney John S, screw dock*, Columbia-street bridge, h 25 Dallius, grocery foot Columbia-st bridge Kip Rev Win I, rector St Paul's church, h 126 State Kip Wm, painter, 75 Arch Kirby Matlhew, laborer, 14 Union Kirby Alfred, coachmaker, 39 Bleecker Kirk George E, 43 Arch Kirk John, laborer, 42 John Kirk Andrew, brewery, 904 Broadway, res 787 Broadway Kiik Abram. diaper and tailor, 497 Broadway, res 5 Chapel Kirk Joseph C, 18 Plain Kirnan John, 2S5 State Kiikland Benjamin, carpenter, 100 Washington Kirkland Alexander, 113 Knox Kirkpatrick Thomas, cartman, 162 Orange Kirkpatrick John, cartman, 162 Orange Kirkpatrick Thomas, overseer of Poor, 25 s Pearl Kirkpatrick Margaret, provision store, 3 doois v Centre market, 15 s Pearl Kirkpatrick Robert, 351 Washington Kirkpatrick Edward, victualler, Centre market. 15 s Pearl Kirtland Benjamin,'carpenter, 309 State Kleiuheikstl Hendrick, 63 Broadway Klinck Mrs, S5 Hudson Kline Catharine, widow of Matthias, 50 Columbia Kline George P, bds 50 Columbia Kline Thomas, laborer, 11 Chapel Kline David, segar maker, 78 Lawrence Kling Henry M," (M & K) 19 Jay K'ing Moses, pedler, 214 s Pearl Klos Jacob, 5 Franklin place HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 195

Knapp Dr G A, occulist, 496 Broadway Knapp Geo O, bds 20 Lydius Knapp Hubbell, store 27 Quay, h 50 Hudson Knapp Robert, blacksmith, cor William and Ham­ ilton, h 46 Van Schaick Knickerbocker Hiram, mason, 240 Lumber Knight John P, carver, 19 Ferry Knight Jamts, tailor, 23 Franklin Knight Thomas, hatter, 3 Centre Knight Henry, builder, 132 Hamilton Knoff Mary widow, 232 Washington Knower Timothy, clerk in Canal Bank, bds 89 n Peail Knowir Timothy A, bds 4 Park Place Knower John, hat store, 386 £ Broadway, wool store 31 Hudson, res 132 State Knowles Horace, 81 Westerlo Knowlton Hosea, rectifier of whiskey, wholesale dealer in liquors, lamps, oil and gas, 197 Broad­ way, res 119 Green Knox Wm, laborer, 52 n Lansing Koch George, shoemaker, 19 Washington Koch & Friend, shoemakers, 85 s Pearl Kolenbergh Edward, furrier, 243 State Koon John, attorney, &c, 3 Exchange Building, res 55 Spencer Koon Abraham, pedler, 138 *• Pearl Koon David, laborer, 108 Nucella Koonz Wm, 70 Schuyler Koonz Abram, manufacturer of coverlets and car­ pets, 43 Grand, res 44 Grand Korte Christian, cabinetmaker, 198 Washington Kosterland Leopold, pedler, 78 Arch Krantz John, porter and boarding h, 280 Broad­ way 196 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Krebs Charles, hat block maker, cor Hudson and Lark Kreuder George, grocer, 110 Pier Kuhner Peter, 39 Clinton Kuscall J?atrick, shoemaker, 36 Water Kyle James, laborer, 249 n Pearl

LACKEY EUNICE, 91 Franklin, Lacy James, lace weaver, 60 Orange La Braiche Lewis, 240 Broadway Laboski Francis, tailor, 33 Van Woert Laclare James, furrier, 65 n Lansing Lacy Wm, office Albany Argus, res 10 Van Schaick Lacy Daniel, laborer, 65 Fulton Lacy Myers, laborer, 110. Canal La Croix Dr, Galen's Head, 56 Bearer Ladd George, forwarding merchants, 96 Pier, res 74 Herkimer Ladd Joy, 74 Herkimer Lacoy Charles, cook. 9 Union Laehy Thomas, cooper, 60 Church Ladenburgh Henry, laborer, 42 Arch Lade Philemon, blacksmith, 70 Fulton Lalby Patrick, malster, 372 Washington Ladew John C F, victualler, 256 Broadway, res 46 Lydius Ladew Stephen, accountant, 26 William L&dew George T, carpenter, 18 Union Laflaish David, 72 Canal Lagram Patrick, laborer, 351 State Lagrange John I, 2 Park Lagrange A & T, bowling saloon, basement of 98 State HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 197

Lagrange Stephen, 129 Hamilton Lagrange Gerrit, exchange office, 455 Broadway h 72 Hamilton Laisdell John A, 94 Columbia Laiser Wm, shoemaker, 104 Nucella Lake Wm H, 6 Daniels * Lake Silas, cooper, 42 Beaver Lamb James, 13 Alexander Lamb Patrick W, grocer, 37 Howard Lamb George, 41 Broad Lamson Elizabeth widow, 67 Arch Lamphire John,30 Alexander L'Arive John, hair dresser, &c, 30 Green Lamure T & G G, grocers and provision dealers, 39* Washington, res 27 Fayette L'Amoreux James, attorney, &c, 8 Douw's Build­ ings, h 76 Hudson L'Amoreux widow, 34 Philip Lancaster Cyrus, globe maker, 144 Hamilton Landers widow, 332 Broadway Landers Lawrence VV, 64 n Pearl Landon & Mitchell, proprietors of Congress Hall, cor Capitol Park and Washington Lane James H, 332 State Lane Theodore, cooper, 24 Van Woert Landrew John, cartman, 81 Canal Lang William, carpenter, 87 Westerlo Lang George, laborer, 117 Knox Langeri John, laborer, 95 Church Langrish William, blacksmith, 173 s Pearl Laney Lucien B, (G & L) 43 Dean, h 216 * Pearl Lannigan James, mason, 85 Fulton Lannigan John, laborer, 63,Arch Lansing & Johns, shoe store, 80£ State 198 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY-.

Lansing Andrew D, agent, opposite Patroon's Man­ sion Lansing Henry Q, com deeds, 4 exchange, res 683 Broadway Lansing H S, 140 Washington Lansing W J, shoemaker, 45 Union Lansing John O, 62 Liberty Lansing Henry V, hatter, 15 Broatl Lansing Jacob, 801 State, res 37 Ten Broeck Lansing Abraham A, gentleman's furnishing store, 464 Broadway, res 633 Lansing Wm, (H & L) bds Delavan House Lansing Isaac, 37 Ten Broeck Lansing Jacob, attorney, Sec, office 68 State, h 683 Broad way- Lansing Christopher Y, attorney, &c, office 1 and 3 Douw's buildings, h 667 Broadway Lansing Abraham F, librarian Young Men's Asso­ ciation, 6 Van Schaick Lansing Jacob J, exchange office, Stanwix Hall in Maiden Lane, res 1 Montgomery Lansing Gerrit, 47 Van Zandt Lansing Jacob, 37 Ten Broeck Lansing Gerrit Y, attorney, &c, office 513 Broad­ way, res 52 n Pearl Lansing Gerrit, carpenter, 93 Spring Lansing Charles B, attorney, Sue, 513 Broadway, h Watervliet Lansing H V & Co, hat and cap store, 408 Broad­ way Lansing H V, 154 Broad Lansing Jacob A, 21 Van Schaick Langloss Jane, 50 Fayette La Paja Peter, mason, 6 Chesnut Lape Frederick, boatman, 41 Arch HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 199

Lape John I, carpenter, 79 Colonie Lappeus William, 66 Union Lapoins Francis, furrier, 43 Second Laramee James, 213 Lumber Larcher Samuel W, tailor, 24 William Larkin Thomas, laborer, 59 Lawrence Larkin Michael, tailor, 116 Van Woert Larkin Thomas, laborer, 40 n Lansing Larkin Bridges widow, 12 Quay Larkins Martin, 3 Columbia Lasseell VV B, printer, bds 35 Maiden Lane Lasell & Meadon, dry goods, 534 Broadway Lasell S II, bds Miss Fitch's " - Latham William G, confectioner, 11 Wrilson, h 134 n Pearl Latham Jasper, 814 Broadway Latham & Halsier, wine, cider and vinegar dealers, 13 and 14 Howard, res 28 Lathrop D S, 132 Washington Lathrop Henry, 585 Broadway Lathrop Gideon, 691 Broadway Lathrop Dyer, merchant, 89 Washington, h 132 Lathrop Septimius, merchant, cor Quay & Maiden Lane, h 95 Eagle Lathrop Isaac A, tinman, 4 Franklin Place Latta John, 278 « Pearl Latour William, white-washer, 32 Canal L-tour Henry, cook, 5 Lark Lattimore Benjamin, groceries and provisions, 9 Plain Laut John, shoemaker, 39 Green, h cor Green and Hudson Laughlin John, laborer, 16 Centre Laughren widow, 66 n Lansing Lavendall Isaac, butcher 107 Nucella 200 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

Lavender Sarah, 164 Bro. d Lavender Christopher, laborer, 57 Howard Lary James, laborer, 18 Park Lary John, 123 Canal LAW BUILDI.GS, cor Broadway and Beaver Law Stephen D, attorney, &c, Exchange Building, bds 17 Philip Law Miss Mary, milliner, 38 Green Lawler Daniel, segar maker, 18 Second Lawler widow, 51 Colonie Lawler Martin, grocer, cor Park and State Lawler Fanton, provision store, 261 Slate Lawler Thomas, carpenter, 5 Grand Lawler Timothy, laborer, 35 Van Zandt Lawler Richard, 213 s Pearl Lawless WMlliam, mason, 117 First, Arbor Hill Lawless James, laborer, 8 s Lansing Lawless John, 216 Broadway Lawliss John, mason, 76 Arch Lawrence Alpheus L, 113 Pier, h 102 Green Lawrence widow Ira, rear 105 Beaver Lawrence widow Thomas H, cor Clinton and Alex­ ander Lawrence Jane, widow of William, 61 Lydius Lawrence Richard, 75 Rensselaer Lawrence Peter, 41 Second, Arbor Hill Lawson Edward, teacher, 59 Canal, res Patrootj Lawson Barney, laborer, 47 Van Zandt Lawton Anthony; 130 Green Lawton George H, (C & Co,) 34 Philip Lawton Gardner, 28 Plain Layton Thomas, blacksmith, 17 Hawk Lay widow, 782 Broadway Lay John, boatman, 117 Third, Arbor Hil! Lay & Craft, flour dealers, 114 Pier HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 201

Lay R S, res 191 Hamilton Lea John, 195 Hamilton Leach Edward, cartman, 56 s Lansing Leake widow of John W, 39 Ferry Leake John S, 93 Herkimer Leake Simeon J, 39 Ferry- Lear John & Benjamin, bd Dayton House Learned Wm L, attorney, &c, 18 Commercial Build­ ings, res Delavan House Leary Johanna widow, 22 Van Zandt Leary John, laborer, 109 Westerlo Leary Timothy, laborer, 41 Church Leask John, lace store, 522 Broadway Leavitt Andrew, barber, 628 Broadway Leavitt N K, constable, 628 and 626 Broadway Leddy < harlcs, cor Swan and Jefferson Leddy Peter B, dyer, 55 Green Leddy Barney, laborer, 172 Green Leddy James, harness maker, 3 Little Basin Leddy widow James, 752 Broadway Leddy James, 8 Columbia Ledwidge Matthew, laborer, 26 DeWitt Lee Franklin, bds corner Division and Liberty Lee George C, res 20 Van Schaick Lee Margaret, Elk, west of Swan Lee Samuel, carpenter, 134 Lydius Lee John, shoemaker, 9 Howard Lee Mrs Hannah, coiset maker, 90 s Pearl Lee Thomas (E & Theodore) merchant tailors 83 State, h 20 Van Schaick Lee Noah, cashier of Exchange Bank, and notary public, res 29 Patroon Lee James, laborer, 8 Wendell Lee Wm, baker, 41 Canal Lee Dennis, 127 Swan 18 202 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Lee Thomas E, 29 Quackenbush Lee John, crockery packer, 42 Patroon Lee Theodore, 20 Van Schaick Lee Thomas, 20 Van Schaick Lees Thomas, dealer in china, glass and earthen ware, 98 State, res 17 Jay Lees Charles, stone cutter, 140 Green Leghring Philip, moulder, 14 Lumber Legallec John, cooper, 40 Liberty Leggat William, boarding house, 49 Herkimer Leister William, laborer, 165 Orange Lester George II, moulder, 21 Van Zandt Lester George, pilot, 73 Gieen Leman widow- Charlotte, 106 Herkimer Lendebner Joseph, tailor, 760 Broadway Lenderson widow Jane, 5 W'endell Leng John, carpenter, 43 Orange Lenox Miss, dressmaker, 88 Beaver Lenox widow, 88 Beaver Leonard Francis, 93 Gansevoort Leonard Thomas, grocer, cor Franklin and Rensse­ laer Leonard James, looking glass frame maker, 12 Van Tromp Leonard Jacob, brick maker, 53 Jefferson Leonaid Oliver, 93 Swan Leonard Philip, laborer, 29 Lumber Leonard S Southwick, Jefferson w Dove Leonard Christopher G, painter, 132 Hawk Leonard Daniel I, 34 Montgomery Leonard Paul C, mason, Dove, near Hudson Leonard Mark, wagon maker, 23 Franklin Leonard Thomas, shoemaker, 49 Canal Leonard John, saddler, 40 Colonie Leopard Gideon, 105 Third, Arbor Hill _..««.

Leslie James, book binder, 113 Weslerlo Levens Joseph, cartman, 66 Lawrence Levins Patiick, laborer, 82 Canal Levi Samuel, pedler, 125 Green Levi J, optician, 19 Hamilton Lewis Miss, 89 Herkimer Lewis Benedict, milkman, 13 Canal Lewis William, shoemaker, 66 Swan Lewis Ralph P, carpenter, 153 Jefferson Lewis A, bds Churchill's Lewis Lewis J, 9 Wendell Lewis Charles W, segar maker, 40 Green, res 29 Van Schaick Lewis Henry, grocer, 103 Quay Lewis, widow Jane, 24 Hawk Lewis, widow Sarah, nu.se, 3 Chapel Lewis Jacob, 101 1'atroon Lewis Henry, produce buyer, 272 Washington Lewis Morgan, produce buyer, 272 Washington Lewis Margaret, rear 197 Hamilton Lighthall William A, engineer, 11 Ten Broeck Liggett John, 59 Church Lightbody Andrew, groceries and provisions. 9 Hudson, h 31 Dallius Lightbody James, 39 Maiden Lane Liller Elson R, watchmaker, 612 Broadway Lillihand Thomas, carpenter, 51 Jefferson Lillie Charles, 1" Bleecker Lillie Rufus W, 403 State Lillie widow Jonathan W, 79 Green Lindsley James, 200 Green Linbarger Win H, hatter, 40 Franklin Linacre Thomas, 48 Union Linacre John, 328 State Linacre James, 74 Lawrence 204 MOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Linen Wm, laborer, 21 Quay Linsey Joshua, grocer, 108 Quay- Lincoln George F, 10 Pine Linsley Joel, teamster, 343 Washington n b Linsenbolz John, 113 Franklin Lisk Sarah, nurse, 17 Washington Lipman Wm, pedler, 125 Lydius Lipman Joseph, pedler, 133 Broad Lipman Moses, pedler, 112 Broad Liever John, laborer, 8 Alexander Litchfield Edwin C, attorney, &c, 71 State, bds Delavan Litchfield John, sexton, North Methodist Church, res in rear Little Geo W, Deputy Treasurer, office State Hal!, bds Franklin House Little Weare C & Co, bookstore and literary rooms, cor State and Broadway, bds Congress Hall Little Daniel, bds American Little John, tailor, 44 Fayette Littlefield John, carpenter, 74 Patroon Littlejohn Levi S, forwarding merchant, 93 Pier, res Arbor Hill, 29 Second Littlejohn W7illiam, propiietor Steamboat Hotel, 122 Pier Livingston M, agent express, 11 Exchange, bds Delavan Livingston John A, attorney, &c, office 66 State, h 3 Clinton Square, aid 6th ward Livingston John D, 94 Slate, h 17 Lancaster Livingston William, laborer, 73 Broadway Livingstcn & Wells, Express office, 11 and 12 Ex­ change Building Livingston C, bds Miss Fitch Lloyd & Jones, coachmakers, 80 Hamilton 205

Lloyd Thomas, bds Carlton House Lloyd Thomas, physician, 310-5 State Lloyd Maria, 21 High Lloyd Lyman John, saddler and harness maker. 347 Broadway, res 320 Lydius Lloyd Alexander C, bds Stanwix Hall Lloyd Rowland, 7 Franklin Place Lloyd Samuel it, coachmaker, 96 Green Lloyd widow Willard,90 Schuyler Lloyd Thomas, machinist, 34 Lydius, res 66 Ferry Loatwell , 158 Orange Loatwell Abraham, 60 Second, Arbor Hill Loatwell Jacob, 73 Lawrence Loatwell James, 73 Lawrence Lobdell Joshua, pedler, 353 state Lochuer George, grocer, 62 Washington Lochner Christian, tailor, 54 Fayette LOCK HOSPITAL, 3 Norton Locke John C, cabinet maker, 77 Washington Lockerty William, 37 Steuben Lockley Richard, wheelwright 70 Lumber Lock/ear Robert, barber 121 Arch Lockrow Peter, shoemaker, 88 Swan, Arbor Hill Lockrow Van Buren, 54 Beaver, 2 doors above Pearl, h 46 Philip Lockrow Charles, mason, 93 Spring Lockwood Mrs Sarah, 60 Patroon Lockwood James II, Hotel, 69 Washington Lodge Benjamin, 95 Second, Arbor Hill Loevy David J, barber, 223 s Pearl Logan Matthew, shoemaker, 32 Chapel Logan James, gardener, Mansion, head of Schuyler Logue John, moulder, 100 Nucella Long Charles P, coachsmith, 265 s Pearl Long Michael, 16 Van Zandt 206 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Long John, cartman, 65 Third, Arbor Hill, above Swan Long William, cabinet maker, 17 Hawk, long Henry, tailor, 168 Broad Long David, pedler, 190 s Pearl Long Christopher, 353 State Long John, bds Dayton House Long James, laborer, Hawk n of Canal Long W & J, cabinet makers, 97 Green Long J, bds Dayton House Longley James, 912 Broadway Loomis Jedathan, painter, 21 First, Arbor Hill Loomis S A, grocer, cor s Pearl and Hamilton, res 56 s Pearl Loomis George J, book-slore, printing office and re* 9 Washington Loomis Win, 7 Plain Loomis Harley, engineer, 36 Water Loonan Thomas, laborer, 29 Van Woert Lord T S, 18 Pier, res 4 Van Schaick Lord Edmund, crimper, 19 Philip Lord Emund J, 29 Fayette Lord willow Joseph, 19 Philip Lord Joseph & Son, dealers in provisions, 29 Wash inston Lorigan Bartholomew, malster, 40 Canal Loset James, laborer, 78 Church Lossing John, whitesmith, shop 217 h 253 Wash ington Lott John, engineer, 136 Broad Lottridge Robert, 797 Broadway Loucks John H, innkeeper, 15 Washington Lounsberry Lewis, bds Townsend House Lounlet Joseph, carpenter, 102 Water Loveland Amos, 35 Jefferson HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 207

Lovell Richard, porterhouse, 10 William Lovell Christopher, mason, 299 s Pearl Lovett John E, attorney, &c, secretary of Albany Insurance company, office 56 State, h 148 State Lovett Joseph M, book-keeper in Exchange Bank, res 36 Lancaster Lovie Alexander, lockmaker, shop 86 Green, res 31 Division Low William H, accountant, 59 Division Low Addison, 4 Liberty Low Francis S., stove dealer, res48 Philip Low & Co, office Hudson river foundry, cor State and Quay, up stairs Low John, shoe dealer, 124 Broadway- Low Charles, 268 Lydius Low Warren S, 22 Daniel Lucas William, baker, 768 Broadway Luce Walter, cor Division and Liberty Luce Edwin, carpenter, 22 Franklin, h 91 Dallius Ludlow H G, superintendent Gas Light Co, bds Miss Fitch's Lueky Henry, tailor, 25 Liberty Lueky Anthony, shoemaker, 138 s Pearl Luke Henry, bds Carlton House Luke S & II, dry goods, 2 s Pearl, bd Carlton House Lum A S, bds City Hotel Lummelly Henry, 49 Ferry Lungood Daniel, potter baker, 109 Washington Lumbard Miss H, dress maker, 33 Green Luscom Daniel, river-wrecker, 2,8 Van Schaick Lush Stephen, 6S4 Broadway Luther Nicholas, hair dresser, basement 100 State, res 59 Maiden Lane Luther George, 93 Third, Arbor Hill Luther Jeremiah, carpenter, 91 Third, above Swan 208 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Luther George W, wood dealer, office 26 Quay, h 64 Montgomery- Luther J P & G W, wood office, 26 Quay LUTHERAN CIH-RCH, cor Pine and Lodge LUTHERAN CHURCH (German) Stale, near Swan Lyall Alexander, tailor, 46 Church Lyle Robert, 64 Third,' Arbor Hill Lyman Patrick, 179 Broadway Lyman Richard, laboier, 179 Broadway Lynam Patrick, blacksmith, 124 Water Lynch Michael, 107 Broad Lynch Owen, clothing store, 11 Little Basin Lynch William, mason. 22 Jefferson Lynch Patrick, cabinet maker, 160 Green Lynch Janus, moulder, 70 Cherry Lynch James, shoemaker, 30 Chapel Lynch Philip, shoemaker 49 Jackson Lynch Patrick, furnaceman, rear 75 Arch Lynch Mrs, S3 Church Lynch John, clothing store, 1 Little Basin Lynch Bernard, grocery and provision store, cor Green and Schuyler, res 201 Green Lynch Henry, carpenter, 77 Colonie Lynch Francis, boatman. 54 Bradford Lynch John, laborer, 139 Church Lynch Daniel, blacksmith. 32i- Howard Lynch Edward, laborer, 189 Broadway Lynch John, carpenter, 329 Lydius Lynch John, grocer, 107 Beaver, soap manufactory 71 Mulberry Lynch Cornelius, ship-carpenter, 28 Water Lynch Daniel, 2 Water Lynch John, clothing store, 10 Little Basin Lynds Aaron G, pianoforte-maker, 854 Broadway Lyon Wr, variety slore, 78 Washington Lyon L, variety store, 47 Washington HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 209

Lyon Philo D, grocer & provisions, cor Hudson and * Pearl Lyon Dr A, Little Basin, h 4 n Lansing Lyons Dennis, laborer, 13 Lumber Lyons Joseph, grocer, 53 Hawk Lyons Wm, wheelwright, 65 Fulton Lyons widow Jane, rear 70 Eagle Lyons John W, 30 Canal Lyons John, 27 Canal M. MCALLISTER ALEXANDER, 55 Second, Arbor Hill McAllister Daniel, collector for Evening Journal, 103 Orange McAllister Charles, blacksmith, 884 Broadway McAllister Anson, 50 Westerlo McAllister J Mairs, dentist, 587 Broadway McAllister John, laborer, 61 Broadway McAllis John, boot and shoemaker, 45 Washington McAnallan Wrm, baker, 33 Van Woert McAran Peter, laborer, 61 n Lansing McAravay John, shoemaker, 17 Little Basin McAuley James, baker, cor Beaver and Grand McAuley Mrs, 18 WTilson McAuley Michael, wood and coal dealer, cor Arch and Dallius McAuley Wm, baker, II John McAuley John, grocer, 6 Little Basin McBain Walter, teamster, 14 Norton McBain George, builder, 104 Herkimer McBride James, 34 Hamilton McBride Thomas, teamster, rear 705 Broadway McEride John & Wm jr, grocery and provision dealers, 262 Washington 210 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

McBride Wm, 262 Washington McBride George, shoemaker, 31 Liberty McBride Thomas, 4 Catharine • McBurney Joseph, carpenter, 108 Jefferson McBurney witlow James, cor s Pearl and Schuyler McCabe James, laborer, 46 Arch McCabe James, rear 161 Orange McCabe Patrick, laborer, Hawk n Canal McCabe Richard, dealer in dry goods, 374 Broad­ way, h 32 Hudson McCabe widow Margaret, 32 Hudson McCabe Lawrence, 71 Colonie McCabe John, 186 n Pearl McCabe James widow, 66 n Lansing McCabe John, shoemaker, 62 Third, Arbor Hill McCabe Patrick, grocer, cor Water and Spencer McCafferty (Michael) & Holmes (Alexander,) ba­ kers, 26 n Pearl McCafferty Michael, 26 n Pearl McCafferty Edward, laborer, 103 Van Woert McCaffery Francis, furnaceman, 250 n Pearl McCaffrey- James, laborer, 28 Alexander McCaffrey James, laborer, 36 Van Schaick McCaffrey Owen, laborer, 161 Lumber McCaffrey Christopher, 39 n Lansing McCall Felix, laborer, Morton McCall Patrick M, brickmaker, S6 Swan, aid 8th wd McCall Thomas, lumber inspector, 9 Van Woert McCall H S, office 5 Douw's Buildings, house 17 Philip McCall Wm, porter, 15 Columbia McCambly John, 695 Colonie McCammon C S, exchange office, 16 Exchange Building, res 7 Fayette McCammon Cyrus, 7 Fayette HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

McCammon Wm, machinist, 7 Fayette McCammon widow Enoch, 7 Fayette McCammon Charles, moulder, 7 Fayette McCammon John, carpenter, 7 Fayette McCammon Alexander, machinist, 7 Fayette McCann John, 102 Water McCann James, 11 Columbia McCann John, 16 Van Zandt McCann Budget, 19 s Lansing McCann Rachel widow, 75 Church McCann Patrick, grocer, 152 s Pearl McCann Cornelius, cartman, 113 Jefferson McCann Henry, laborer, 55 Colonie McCann Patiick, 6 Maiden Lane McCann John, 96 Franklin McCantlra John, laborer, 43 Jackson McCandry Daniel, mason, 50 Jefferson McCanna Bernard, laborer, 138 Broad McCanna Barney, laborer, 184 Green McCardell Joseph, at Climax, res 15 Beaver McCardell John, Climax House, foot State McCardell James, 73 Third, Arbor Hill McCarron Peter, laborer, 61 n Lansing McCarl John, cooper, 40 Franklin McCarroll Matthew, laborer, 141 Church McCarthy Patiick, laborer. 60 Jackson McCarthy Patrick, laborer, 12 Cross McCarthy Patrick, laborer, rear 104 Water McCarty John, la I orer, 369 State McCarty, James, 60 Schuyler McCarty Owen, baker, 94 Wrater McCarty James, mason, 24 Howard McCarty Eugene, tailor, 324 Howard McCarty Thomas, laborer, 45 Water McCarty Nancy, 139 Swan 212 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

McCarty Henry, works in glass-house, 93 Churcib McCarty John, moulder, 65 Fulton McCarty Cornelius, laborer, 46 Colonie McCaughan, grocer, 217 Broadway McCasky Wm, 182 State McChesney Lucas H, chair manufacturer, 108 and 110 State, res 24 Dove McChesney Elijah, harness-maker, 545 Broadway, res 21 Steuben McClaskey Hugh, butcher, 427 Washington s b McCaale John, milk pedler, 100 Church McClafferty John, laborer, 30 Clinton McClannan Emery, stage driver, 138 Broadway McClaskey- C L, h 187 Hamilton McClean Alexander, shoemaker, 204 Hamilton McCleary Michael, laborer, 58 Arch McClelland William, wagon maker, 51 Lawrence McClelland Joseph, grocer, 61 Eagle McClelland William, paper hanger, &c, 64 GreeB McClelland James, 64 Green McClintock Ralph, 13 Beaver McCloud Alexander, shoemaker, 72 Orange McCloud Charles, tailor, 128 Orange McClure Archibald, wholesale dealer in paints, oilt and dye woods, 74 State, h 198 McClure James widow, 196 State McClure James, copper, tin and sheet iron manufac­ turer, 627 Broadway, res 68 Jackson McClure James E, 72 State, bds 119 n Pearl McClure Jonathan, tinman, 83 Orange McClure John, 195 Broad McClusky Edwin, mason, 4 Morton McClusky Owen, stone mason, 6 Morton McClusky James, grocer, 4 Lydius McClusky Cornelius, mason, 4 Morton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 213

McCluskey Bernard, victualler, cor Church and s Lansing McClyment Andrew, 85 Washington McCollum Charles, cooper, 66 Fayette McCollum Robert, wholesale confectioner and se­ gar manufacturer, 176 n Pearl, res 73 Ten Broeck McCollum widow Ellen, 150 Jefferson McCollum Hugh, merchant, store and res 22 Quay McCollow, widow of Patrick, 55 Beaver McComb James, glass cutter, 31 Hamilton McConver Felix, 98 Colonie McCord James, builder, 6 DeWitt McCormiek John, laborer, 7. Cherry McCormick Andrew, carpenter, 25 Orange McCormick Edward, laborer, 47 Second, Arbor Hill McCormick James, fumaceman, 79 Broadway McCormick Patrick, laborer, 137 Church McCormick James, 170 Green McCormick John, cartman, 174 Broadway McCormick Michael, cooper, 174 Broadway McCormiek Robert, cor Patroon and Hawk McCotter Neal, at Little Basin, 167 Montgomery McCotter John, tailor, 11 Van Tromp McCoy, Clarke & Co furnace, Mongomery, between SLumber anil Spencer, h 13 Green McCoy William, bds City Hotel McCoy S, 45 Steuben McCready Jane widow, rear of 85 Canal McCready William, 16 Deniston McCrossan John, mason, 47 Dallius McCue, widow of Michael, 145 Broad M«Cue Daniel, laborer, 35 Van Schaick McCuen James, cooper, 24 n Ferry McCuen Patrick, boatman, 41 Dallius 19 214 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

McCuen Michael, laborer, 182 Broadway McCunnaghey Hugh, fun ier, 41 Colonie McCulloch John, provision mer. hant, 5 Exchange Buildings McCulloch Waller S, printer, 340 State McCulloch David, bds Clinton Hotel McCulloch widow Isabel, 340 State McCusker John, tailor, 25 Canal McCusker Hugh, turner, 84 Water McDermott widow John, 42 n Lansing McDermott Patrick, 47 Van Schaick ° McDermclt John, laboier, 35 Canal McDevitt Anthony. 49 Van Schaick McDonald Edward, 9 Columbia McDonald James, 12-1 Broad McDonald Patiick, 65 Rensselaer McDonald Jacob, baker, 32 Orange McDonald James, giocer, corner Quackenbush and Broadway McDonald Robeil, teacher, 188 s Pearl McDonald Patrick, laborer, 163 Broadway McDonald John, 31 Water McDonald John, 47 Columbia McDonald Peter, blacksmith, 9 Giand Alley McDonald , laborer, 57 Rensselaer McDonald Nelson, cartman, 23 Van Woert McDonald Henry VV, pedler, 75 Colonie McDonald Patrick, laborer, 50 Canal McDonald Thomas C, 76 Second, Arbor Hill McDonald Francis, laborer, 80 Arch McDonald Peter, laborer, 101 Canal McDonald John, teamster, 73 Rensselaer McDonald Bernard, wheelwright, 210 s Pearl, res 137 Broad McDonald Angus, 31 Water HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 215

McDonald James, 218 Lumber McDonald Benjamin, carpenter, 96 Montgomery McDonald Michael, laborer, 20 Canal McDonough Michael, 6 Lydius McDonough James, 40 Second, Arbor Hill McDonough Peter, laborer, 47 Van Schaick McDonough Patiick, laborer, 112 Canal McDonough , rear 87 Third, Arbor Hill McDonough James, 22 Bleecker McDonough Roderick, tailor, 332 Broadway McDonough James, laborer, 51 Church McDowell Abraham, 79 Third, Arbor Hill McDugan Matthew, 57 Rensselaer McElroy William, dealt. r in dry goods, 645 Broad­ way, cor Oiange, res 640 Bioadway McElroy Samuel, Assistant City Surveyor, 156 Broadway McElroy Mrs Peter, 60 Howard McElroy Thomas, wholesale and retail grocer, Mai­ den Lane, cor Dean, h 156 Broadway McElroy Henry, brass founder, 63 Beaver, res 10 William McElroy William, brass founder, 12 Beaver, les 10 William McElroan John, pedler, 40 Van Zandt McEntee James, laborer, 80 Arch McEntee Thos S, skipper, 100 Spring McEntee John, 14 Lodge McEvoy John, grocer, cor Green and Rensselaer McEwen, laborer, 1S7 Green « McEwen George R, 146 Lydius McFarlan Robert, Editor Mechanics' Mirror, 105 Herkimer McFarlan John, laboier, 22 Canal McFarren Robert, moulder, 9 Baker's Court, n Fer­ ry 216 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

McGarvey James, grocer, 45 Lumber McGcan John, tailor, 7 s Lansing McGee Henry, cartman, 105 Quay McGee Michael, laborer, 37 Van Schaick McGee Michael laborer, 61 Canal McGee Michael, 162 n Pearl McGee Thomas, tailor, 31 Herkimer McGee Patrick, teamster, rear 76 Canal McGeough Michael, grocer, Maiden Lane Mi-Gibbon Wm, carpenter, 402 State McGinn Michael, grocer, 100 Schuyler McGinnis John, larborer, 225 Broadway McGinnis Bridget widow, 62 Schuyler McGinnis John, tailor, be, 31 Dean McGinnis John, laborer, .,6 Arch McGinnis Constantine, laborer, 13 Bleecker McGinity Patrick, porter house, 11 Maiden Lane McGinty Patrick, teamster, 244 L dius McGinty James, grocer, 247 Broadway McGerr James, grecer, 92 Quay McGladdery John, laborer, 72 Arch McGlyn John, laborer, 43 Water McGlyn Richard, 84 Church McGlyn Elizabeth, 8 * Lansing McGorlock Edward, 65 Maiden Lane McGourkey Wm G, clerk in canal office, State Hal! res 72 Eagle McGowan Wm, porter house 4 Beaver,res 37 Cha­ pel McGcyjern Andrew, laborer, 28 Canal McGoverin Charles, laborer, 72 Canal McGowan Minos, 20 Lawrence, office 18 Pier McGowan John, 153 Orange McGrain Patrick, coppersmith, bds 31 Dean McGran Patrick, grocer, 175 Green HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 217

McGrath Edward, brittania ware maker, 132 Arch McGrath Patrick, laborer, 5 1 Schuyler MtGiath John, tailor, 42 Water .McGrath Henry, 71 Church McGrath Michael, 13 Bleecker McGrath Martin, laborer, 62 Schuyler McGrath James, leather dresser, 60 Arch McGrath Morris, carpenter, shop 80, bds 60 Arch McGrath Mo;ris, cartman, 46 Water McGraw Mary widow, 360 Lydius McGraw Hugh, coppersmith, 41 Canal McGraw Lawrence, laborer. 20 Quay McGraw Lawrence, paver, 109 Knox McGue Owen, laborer, rear 3 Park McGuerck Cornelius, grocer, cor Hawk & Jefferson McGuigan Francis, victualler, Centre market, h,4 Park Place McGuire David, tailor, 47 Water McGuire Edmund, moulder, 18 Van Zandt McGuire John, 119 Canal McGuire Margaret widow, 168 Orange McGuire Francis, 123 Orange McGuire Peter, 63 Second, Arbor Hill McGuire James, laborer, 51 Canal McGuire widow Bridget,45 Liberty McGuire Charles, 56 Third, Arbor Hill McGuire Philip, 74 Swan, Arbor Hill McGuire Michael, 9 Little Basin McGuire Patrick, 50£ Second, Arbor Hill McGuire Eugene, laborer, 135 Orange McGuire James, moulder, 81 Cherry McGuire Anthony, waiter, 41 Canal McGuire Thomas, cabinet maker, 116 State, h 26 Lodge McHarg Henry B, physician, 19 Liberty, res 19 Franklin 19* 218 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

McHarg Wm, clerk State Bank, res 24 n Pearl McHarg Alexander, silversmith, 327 Broadway, it 19 Franklin McHarg John, merchant, 49 State, h 24 n Pearl McHarg Misses, 42 Green McHarg Wm C, attorney, &c, Commercial Build ings McHemy Patrick, moulder, 5 Grand Alley McHenry John, moulder, 5 Grand Alley McHench William, clerk in Mechanics' and Farm­ ers' Bank, res 77 Hudson McHench Alexander, carpenter, 170 Hudson Mcintosh D, shoemaker, 77 Canal Mcintosh W S, & E C, (Waller S, and Ezekiel C,j wholesale and retail dealers in crockeiy, 451 an<> 453 Broadway Mcintosh Ezekiel C, 37 Ferry Mcintosh Walter S,38 Lydius Mcintosh, widow of Peter, 250 Washington Mclntyre Bernard, 239 Broadway Mclntyre Philip, laborer, 33 Van Woert Mclntyre Aichibald, 97 n Pearl Mclntyre John, cartman, 138 Broadway Mclntyre John McD, 99 n Pearl Mclntyre Terence, laborer, 151 Orange Mclntyre Archibald, 19 Park Mclntyre John, laborer, 154 Montgomery Mclntyre Wm P, 101 Knox MeKale, dressmaker, rear '5 Arch McKaig Hugh, laborer, 50 Orange McKaig Andrew, teacher, 36 Grand McKay John, 53 Hudson McKannan John, 46 Chapel McKannan Solomon, 46 Chapel McKavenny Daniel, 1 Lawrence McKernan Thomas. 60 Schuyler HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 219

McKee John, stone cutter, 97 Church McKeever Patrick, blacksmith, 47 Grand McKenna Peter, 456 Washington, * b McKenna Hugh, grocer, 6 J Columbia McKenna John, cartman, 100 Swan, Arbor Hill McKenna Bernard, 48 Second, Arbor Hill McKenna Patrick, wheelwright, Hawk, n Canal McKibben widow, 101 Herkimer McKinney Charles, Westerlo, w Hawk McKercher Duncan, 22 Orange McKinley Alexander, 35 Dean McKinney Francis, carpenter, 34 Water McKinney Elijah S, 44 s Pearl McKinney Miss, millinery and dry goods store, 44 s Pearl McKissick S, agent Troy & Michigan Line, 65 Quay, res 40 Grand McKnight John, brewery, 95 and 97 Canal, corner Hawk, res 93 Canal McKnight George W, 19 Dallius McKnight George, furrier, 9 Dallius McKnight Andrew, carpenter, 97 Schuyler McKown John, painter, Bradford, w Robin McKown Luke, laborer, rear 18 Canal McKown James, laborer, 117 Canal McKown John A, cartman, 12 Grand McKown William, grocer, 21 Philip McKown James, attorney, &c, recorder of city, office 94 State, res 150 State McKown James jr, 150 State McKune Joseph, furrier, 104 Water McKune John, laborer, 49 Jackson McLachlan John, 83 n Pearl McLachlan Patrick, rear 705 Broadway McLachlan Terence, mason, 61 Canal McLaughlan widow Abigail, tailoress, 114 Broad McLaughlin John, laborer, 112 Van Woert 220 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

McLaughlin James, pedler, 91 Beaver McLaughlin widow Mary, 63 Orange McLaughlin widow Eliza, 70 Lumber McLaughlin Patrick, 133 Broad McLoughlin Cornelius, tin and coppersmith, 22 Hud­ son, bds Jesse P Wilson's McMahon Patrick, grocer, cor Franklin & Mulberry McMahon Francis, grocer, 59 n Ferry McMahon Matthew, attorney, &c, 57 State, res 51 Ferry McManama Edward, 16 Bleecker McManamee & Johnson, oyster dealers 100 Quay Mc-Mann Ann widow, 97 Bassett McManus Terence, laboier, 4S Van Schaick McManus Patrick, hatter, 74 Liberty McManus James, grocer, 222 Broadway McManus James, laborer, 19 Canal McManus D, 273 Washington, s b McManus Daniel, laborer, 79 Ferry McManus Philip, rear 43 Canal McManus Owen, mason, 99 Swan, Arbor Hill McMarron James, 126 Jefferson McMartin D, attorney, &c, 44 State, res 15 Mont­ gomery McMartin A, attorney, &c, 66 State, bds Carlton House McMeekin David, carpenter, 34 Van Schaick McMichael John, bds Eagle McMichael Richard, dealer in dry goods, 326 Broad­ way, bds Eagle McMickin John, saddle and harnessmaker, bds 70 Division McMickin Jacob R, tailor, 70 Division McMickin Letitia, 70 Division McMillen Catharine, 109 Hudson McMillen Wm, cooper, 42 n Lansing McMillen Augustus, brickmaker, 135 Grand HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 221

McMinn James, pedler, 135 Washington McMullen James, 73 Fulton McMullen Thomas, dealer in dry goods, 595 Broad­ way, res 593 Broadway McMullen James ir, 73 Fulton McMurdy Nancy widow, 16 Rose McMurdy Isaac, clerk in the post office, res 72 Eagle McMurray John, 71 Hamilton McNab family of Peter, deceased, cor Knox and Washington McNalley James, laborer, 1 Bleecker McNamara James, 132 Canal McNamara Patrick, 32 Alexander McNamara John, tailor, 73 Canal McNamara Matthew, moulder, 4 Baker's Court McNamara Hugh, grocer, 277 Washington, s b McNaspic James, fruit store, 160 Broadway McNaughton John, tobacconist, 27 Van Schaick McNaughton Alexander W, 54 n Pearl McNaughton James, physician, office and h 54 n Pearl McNaughton Peter, physician, office and house 556 Broadway McNaughton Angus, (P& McN) res 27 Van Schaick McNeil John, grocer, 186 Broadway McNelly Henry, blacksmith, 55 Lawrence McNelly Thomas, 27 Lodge McNelly Patrick, 99 Canal McNulty Hugh, 72 Arch McNulty Patrick, moulder, 58 Lawrence McPherson widow Harriet, 130 State McPherson Lachlan, res State Hall McPherson John, res State Hall McQuade Patrick, paver, 36 Van Schaick McQuade Anthony, paver, 32 Canal 222 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

McQuade Anthony, LI Canal McQuade Patrick, 38 Van Schaick McQuade James, 31 Dove McQueen Walter, engineer, 16 Lumber McRoberls Williams, 67 Eagle McShane James, carpenter, 137 Church McShane Felix, grocer, 74 Quay, res 37 Division McShane Hugh, 9 Maiden Lane McShane Patrick, 9 Maiden Lane McSchanick David, teamster, 316 State McTbene Dennis, cartmen, 45 Water MeTyde Patrick, laborer, 6 Colonie McWilliams Michael jr, 40 Van Zandt McWilliams John, cartman, 45 Van Zandt McWilliams Thomas, 43 Elm McWilliams William, bricklayer, 40 Van Zandt Mabbet J C, dry goods, 36h s Pearl Maben Misses, tailoresses, 42 Spring Mack W H, grocer, cor Broadway and Van Tromp, h 208 Water Mack Elisha jr, 1 Lawrence Mack Elisha 3d, police constable, 69 Jackson Mack Henry, shoemaker, 1'8 n Pearl Mack Thomas, laboier, 143 Church Madden Edward, wagon maker, 62 Fulton Madden John, laborer, 164 Broadway- Madden Archibald, carpenter, 20 Jefferson Madden George, pedler, 215 Broad Madden John, tailor, 47 n Lansing Maddigan Michael, moulder, 459 Washington, s b Madiline Peter, 69 Eagle Magilton Joseph, 80 Colonie Magnus T M, waUhmaker, 95 State Mahan Patrick, moulder, 35 Dean Mahan Thomas, 39 Van Woert HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 223

Mahan Thomas jr, 39 Van Woert Mahany Michael, 1 Lawrence Mahar Patrick, Hudson River House, cor Lydius & . Quay Maher M T, clothing store, 2 Exchange Building Maher Thomas, carpenter, 59 n Lansing Maher James, wholesale and retail grocer, 52 State, res 54 Chape! Maher Thomas, tailor, 138 Broad Maher Michael, laborer, 96 Arch Maher The mas, cartman, 72 n Lansing Maher Thomas, malster, S7 Canal Maher Robert, laborer, 155 Broadway Maher John T, lumber inspector, 670 Broadway Maher Lawrence, paver, 1 18 s Pearl Maher James, laborer, 14 Little Basin Mahoney Matthew, 101 Beaver Mahoney David, victualler, 44 Eagle Mahony William, cartman, cor Lumber and Mont­ gomery Mahoney Dennis, victualler, 44 Eagle Mainger Myer, pedler, 125 Lydius Main David. 361 State Malburn Francis & Co, wholesale dealers in liquors &c, 18 Lydius, res 24 Dallius , Malburn William P, 24 Dallius Malin John, laborer, 59 s Lansing Mallison Henry W,bds2 Liberty Mallory Kdwin L, bds 2 Liberty Malone James, grocer, 78 Beaver cor Grand Malone Cornelius, laborer, cor Jefferson, and Swan Mallen Thomas, laborer, 74 Orange Malone Edward, laborer, 96 Franklin Malone Patrick, 15 n Lansing Malone Michael jr, blacksmith, 101 Hamilton 224 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Malone Lewis, moulder, 55 Jefferson Malone widow, 2 Quackenbush Maloy J M, bds Mansion House Maloy Gerrit, laborer, 129 Beaver Maloy Arthur, 101 Swan, Arbor Hill Maloy William, grocer, 9 Howard Malson Henry, bds Delavan House Mamuir Jonathan, 22 Third, Arbor Hill Mando Samuel, 98 Franklin Mangum Michael, laborer, 14 Bleecker Mann James V, tailor, 64 s Peail Mann Aaron, dry goods, 38 ,s Pearl Mannaghan Thomas, laborer, 33 Van Woert Mannahan Edward, fumaceman, 79 Broadway Manning James, printer, 47 Grand Manning Peter, grocer, 226 Broadway Manning widow Ellen, 47 Grand Manning Catharine, 1 Dove Manning John, laborer, 1 Dove Mansfield Peter, (brewery 75 s Pearl,) 81 Bleeelret Mansfield Nancy, 168 s Pearl MANSION HOUSE, Broadway Mantle Marquis, pedler, 211 s Pearl Mantline Daniel, confectioner, 106 Swan Mansley John, laborer, 25 Quay Manger Catharine, 144 Jefferson Many William V, res 107 Hudson Many D J, 54 Second, Arbor Hill March Alden, physician and surgeon, 72 Hudson Marble Joel, district school, 218 State, h 206 SUte Marks Lipwell, shoemaker, 282 s Pearl Marks Isaac, tailor, 224 s Pearl Marks Leopold, shoemaker, corner Schuyler and * Pearl Marker Jacob, shoemaker, 232 Washington, HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 225

Markey Thomas, tailor, 73 Colonie Markey Dr N, eye infirmary, 28 Green, h 50 Van Schaick Marenus Jacob, laborer, 212 Broad Marlow John, laborer, 17 Lumber Marrineau Joseph, caulker, 53 Canal Marrin John J, 32 Division Manin George, merchant, 4 Hamilton,h 25 Frank­ lin Marroney Thomas, laborer, 3 Carroll Marsh Charles D, teacher, basement Universalis Church Marsh William, mason, 4 Chesnut Marsh Benjamin, watchmaker, 405 Broadway, fade Townsend House Marshall John, baker, rear 66 s Pearl Marshall Charles jr, carpenter, 109 Orange Marshall Alonzo, bds 99 s Pearl Marshall Charles, 5 Van Tromp Marshall Alfred, 204 s Pearl Marshf.Il William C, cor Hamilton and Union, h 25 Franklin Marshall John T, bds Mansion House Maternaghan John, laborer, cor Daliius and John Martin James, cutler, 3S s Lansing Martin Michael, 161 Orange Martin Leonard; cooper, 14 Rose Martin Michael, laborer, 124 Water Martin George, cartman, bds 31 Dean Martin James, 98 Orange Martin Thomas, laborer, 11 Liberty Martin Eliza M, widow of Robert, 60 Union Martin William, cartman, 352 Washington, n b Marlin John R widow, 65 Grand 20 226

Martin Bo)d, grocer, cor Third ai.d Swan, Arbor Hill Martin widow Wrm, 26 Union Martin John, grocer, 4 0 V\ ater Martin Ellen, nurse, 35 Steuben Martin William, carriage maker, 53 Hudson Martin David, physician, cor Columbia and Broad­ way, res 33 Columbia, office 31 Martin Peter, carpenter Westerlo near Dove Martin Homer, carpenter, 217 Hamilton Martin Thomas, furiier, 40 n Lansing Maitin Samuel, 156 Lydius Martin David W, shoemaker, 131 Jefferson Martin Henry IE (P & M) attorney, &c, 152 State Martin Patrick, laborer, 8 Van Woert Martin Terrence, 277 Washington Martin William, mason, 350 State Martin Wm L, bds 27 Columbia Marvin Joseph C, bds 169 Hamilton Marvin John, 80 Hudson Marvin Uriah, 14 Lumber Marvin Utiahjr, 14 Lumber Marvin Alexander, res 49 n Pearl Marvin George, printer, 112 Spring Mascord Edward, wholesale dealer in wines, liquor Sec, 27 s Pearl Mascord Wm, variety store, 620 Broadway Mascraft Wm, wheelrigbt, 23 Washington, b 318 State Mason Julia widow, 136 Patroon Mason Sarah widow, 37 Spring Mason Gregory, shoemaker, 116 Spring Mason Miss Hannah, tailoress, 53 n Lansing Masten James, 215 Lumber Masten Wm L, physician, 2 Broad HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY 227

Masten Mrs Oscilla, fortune teller and astrologist, 2 Broad Masterson Philip, 1 Chesnut, near State Masterson Patrick, 1 Chesnut Alley Masteison Michael, laborer, 5 Chesnut Alley Masterson Patrick, laborer, 5 Chesnut Alley Masterson Frank, laborer, 5 Chesnut Alley Maternaghan Wm, auctioneer, 69 s Lansing Mather Joseph, 66 Quay, res 56 s Lansing Mattimore Thomas, clothing store, 23 Lawrence Mattimore John, laborer, 5 Little Basin Mattimore Michael, 195 Water Mattimore Thomas, gro< or, 23 Lawrence, grocery 1S2 Montgomery Matthews Samuel, 195 Hamilton Matthews Elizabeth, dry goods and children's cloth­ ing, 32 Green Matthews Wm, 26 Second, Arbor Hill Matthews Mrs, 34 Eagle Matthews Robert, carpenter, 97 Schuyler Matthews Samuel A, 22 Jefferson Matthews William II, cartman, 81 Third, Arbor Hill Matthews Jacob, pastor Methodist Church, 242 Ly­ dius Matloon David, 95 Montgomery Maxwell James, 34 Canal Maxwell James, brass founder, 94 s Pearl, h 34 Eagle Maxwell Joseph, laborer, 12 Lydius Maxfield William, potter baker, 90 Hawk May John, laborer, 143 Chuich May Edward, grocer, 158 Montgomery- May Semantha,8 Deniston <):•(. Mayes Josiah, manufacturer of bedsteads, Tivoli 228 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Mayell Jefferson, bat and cap store, 402 Broadway, h 16 Quackenbush Mayell Alfred, hat store, 426 Broadway, h 7 Rose Mayell Wm, 104 s Pearl Mayer Frederick H, baker, 29 Union Mayer Conrad S, 19 Jay- Mayer Philip A, 29 Chapel Mayer Peter H, sheet iron worker, 150 Hudson Mayer (C S) & Kling (II M,) drapers and tailors, 377 Broadway Mayes Thomas, baker, 175 Montgomery, Little Basin Meacham Horace, S4 State Meacham widow John, 7i> Hudson Meacham Roswell S, music and military store, and pianoforte manufacturer, 84 State, h cor Second and Lark, Arbor Hill Mead & Wait, boot and shoe dealers, 488 Broad­ way Mead John N, joiner, 850 Broadway Mead Titus, grocer, cor Water and Lawrence Mead R H, 53 Washington Mead Oliver, office 22 Quay, h 111 n Pearl Mead Seleck, shoemaker, 17 Daniels, shop 25 Bea­ ver Mead Owen, laborer, IIS s Pearl Mead Charles C, grocer, 19 Quay Mead Orlin, bds Mansion House Meade & Brother, daguerreotype artists, :"!d floor, Nos 2 and 4 Exchange building Meade Henry W, daguerreotype aitist, &c, 2 Dallius. Meade C K, res 2 Dallius Meads John, 99 Columbia Meads Thomas, 201 Green Meads John, 35 Church HOFFMAN'S ALB.-.NY DIRECTORY. 229

Meads John jr, dealer in mahogany and cabinet ware, 549 Broadway, h 99 Columbia Meads Oilando, attorney, secretary and treasurer Albany- Water Works, 442 Broadway, residence ' 2 Pine Meads John, 99 Colombia Meadon John H, bds 13 Montgomery Meadon Wm, 852 Broadway MECHANICS' BENEFIT SOCIETY, Douw's Buildings MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' BANK, Broadway, cor Exchange Mee John, mason, 66 Schuyler Meech Horace, 159 s Pear! Meech & Co, forwarding merchants, 102 Pier Meech Henry T, oil cloth manufacturer, 5 Grand, res 82 Hamilton Meech Ralph, brush-maker, 38 Westerlo Megan Thomas, laborer, 6 Colonie Mehan Edward, laborer, 2 Water Mehan John, 24 Canal Mehan Andrew, laborer, 100 Canal Meighan Patrick, caulker, 154 Montgomery Meier S, 122 Franklin Meeker Wm cooper, 53 Spring Melady Patrick, 257 Broadway Milton George, rear 47 Dallius Melton Anthony, 102 Water Menefelt George, shoemaker, 150 Broad Mellen John S, wheelwright, J31 Hamilton Merchant S D & M A, grocers, 70 Quay Merchant S D, grocer, bds Townsend House Merchant (Lansing & Walter,) grocery and provis­ ion store, 7 1 Quay Merchant Lansing, 29 Dallius Merchant Marcus A, 70 Quay 20» 230

Merchant Waller, 58 Division Merchant Biddle, painter, 40 Second, Arbor Hill Merchant Horace, attorney. &e, 62 n Lansing Merchant widow Ann, 77 n Pearl Merrick Richard, moulder, 9 Baker's Court Merrifield R, secretary Gas Light Co, bds 55 * Pearl Merrifield George O, 55 s Pearl, bds 25 Montgo­ mery Merrifield Gardner, cvibbr. t maker, 40 Eagle Merrifield & Wooster, cabinet makers. 49 J- Pearl Menifield Richard. 2C7 Lydius Merrifield, widow of James, 55 s Peail Merrifield Win, grocer and collector of Albany Water Works, Eagle, near Lydius, h 207 Lydius Merrifield Miss Elizabeth, select school, 11 Grand Merrill Nathaniel, carpenter, 112 Hamilton Merrill widow Eliza, preceptress, 88 Lydius Merritt Charles W, 43 Columbia Merselis Cornelius, plane maker, 43 Spring Mesick Henry I, 270 Washington, s b Mesick IE nn, T. dealer in dry way, h 41 Lydius Mesick Stephen, dry goods merchant, 380 Broad­ way, h 17 Jay Mesick Henry B. mason, 107 Washington Messenger Jacob, 20 IV ve Messenger widow Jacob, 176 Broad Metz John, cabinet maker, 321 State Metzger Frederick, hair dresser, 329 Broadway METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (FIRST,) Hudson, above Pearl METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (SECOND,) North Pearl METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (THIRD,) cor Feiry and Franklin HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 231

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (FOURTH, corner Washington and Swan METHODIST AFRICAN CHURCH, State, rear of school building Middleton Gerrit, teamster, 136 Spring Middleton Richard, 136 Spring Middleton John, 800 Broadway Middowre Geo, ship carpenter, 80 Bassett Mildrich Patrick, laborer, rear 145 Broad Miles James K, grocer, 122 Water Miles Michael, machinist, Third, Arbor Hill, above Swan Miles Rev John, chaplain of Bethel church, res 51 Ten Broeek Mibs Noah B, dealer in hardware, 94 State, res 49 Steuben MILLERITE HOUSE OF PRAYER, Grand Milan Denis, laborer, 59 n Lansing Milan Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 58 n Lansing Millan William, furrier, 97 Beaver Millard B, bds Washington Hall Miller Francis, cabinet maker, 131 Spring Miller Phillip, bds City Hotel Miller Thomas, cor Third and Swan, Arbor Hill Milhr Conrad, furnaceman, 1 17 Arch Miller Peter, laborer, 138 Franklin Miller Joachim, 71 Mate Miller Erastus, 209 Hamilion Miller William C, office 56 State, h 200 Lydius Miller Daniel, shoemaker, '27 Bradford Miller widow Harvey, 55 Knox Miller Nathaniel, flour store, 599 Broadway, res 7 Canal Miller Samuel, harness maker, 74 Green Miller Charles, grocer, 796 Broadway 232 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

Millerick John, tailor, 75 Schuyler Milliman John, 27S s Pearl Millington John, 10 Van Schaick Millington William, currier, 344 Lydius Millington James, 10 Van Schaick Millington Samuel, turner, 22 Third, Arbor Hill Millington Prosper S, 208 Lumber Millis , 72 s Lansing Mills Jesse P, 61 Lydius Mills John, carpenter, 38 Water Mills John W, widow, res 44 Hamilton, millinery 24 5 Pearl Mills Thomas, cooper, 43 Jackson Mills Philip, 97h s Pearl, res C Rose Mills Ebenezer, 28 Fayette Mills Daniel W, 54 Howard Milwain James, hat store, 84 State, h 204 Hamilton Milwain Elijah, grocery and provision store, 17 * Pearl, h 204 Hamilton Milwain John, carpenter, 204 Hamilton Milwain John jr, 280 Lydius Milon John, laborer, 57 Lark Mingo Dinah, 381 State Mink David F, ship carpenter, 207 s Pearl Mink Stephen G, 231 s Pearl Mink William H, 262 s Pearl Mink Charles W, 45 Arch Mink Oliver, carpenter, cor Church and Ferry Minsey Robert, 61 Colonie Minster Lazarus, pedler, 42 s Pearl Minster S, dry goods, 384 s Pearl Minthorn James, cartman, 922 Broadway MISSION SABBATH SCHOOL, Rensselaer, between Green and Franklin Mitchell James, baker, 60 Franklin HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 233

Mitchell William, surgical instrument maker, 10 Broad Mitchell John, furnaceman, 51 Mulberry Mitchell John, shoemaker, 38 Spring Mitchell Francis, baker, 45 Washington, res corner Hamilton and Tlioh Mitchell Hugh, SO Arch Mitchell Jesse P, boot and shoemaker, 383 Broad­ way, h 59 Hudson Mitchell G II, physician and druggist, 21 s Pearl Mitchell William, wholesale and retail grocer, 11 Hudson, h 14!J L\ dins Mitchell .Tohn .), 50* Water Mitchell Alexander, teamster, 150 s Pearl Mix Visscher, watchmaker and jeweller, 6 i s Pearl, res 206 Hamilton Mix John W, joiner, 198 Green Mix & Thornton, painters, 25 Green Mix Stephen, painter, 42 Franklin Mix Henry, 99 Nucella Mix Henry & Srjles, grocers, 285 s Pearl Mix James, jeweller, IS Green, res 15 Plain Mix James jr, jewel!er, IS Green, h 15 Plain Mix William, res 2S3 s Pearl Mix Stiles, 281 s Pearl Moakler Michael, store cor Canal and Chapel, h 30 Chapel Moakler John, 122 Broadway Moakley Thomas II, 25 Ferry Moakley Peter, sailmakt r, sail-loft 104 Pier, res 25 Ferry Moffat James Taylor, Westerlo, west of Swan Moffit W'm, cartman, 74 Franklin Moffit John, 13 John Moffit widow, 16 Jackson 234

Moffet Wm H, mason, 92 First, Arbor Hill Moffit John, baker, 58 Church MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD, office cor Dean and Maiden Lane Molloy Joseph, porter house, 3 Dean Molinard J, professor of French in Albany, and Albany Female Academy, res 2 Park Place Mollon John, grocer, 128 Water Monnehan Daniel, 51 Van Schaick Monagan Peter, carpenter, 1531, Orange Monnahan John, grocer, 5 Little Basin, 11 Law­ rence Monroe Joshua, dentist 74 Green Monleith George, 78 Hudson Monteith Peter, (Wilson & M,) h 103Hudson Monteith William, Clinton Line, 100 Pier, h 149 Hamilton Monteith John H, bds 78 Hudson Montgomery, widow of Jesse, 154 Broad Montoney William, carpenter, 353 Washington n 6 Monks John, laborer, 353 State Moody Horace, bds Townsend House Moody James, locksmith, 58 Lydius Moody Nancy, 45 Union Moody Frederick, 150 Orange Moon Squire, 22 Second, Arbor Hill Moon Richard, potter, 9S Hawk Mooney Wm, grocery and provision store, eor Broadway and Colonie Mooney Michael, 18 John More George, bds Townsend House Moore Apollos M,JohnT Crew's, 10 State, res 54 Fayette Moore George, forwarding merchant, cor Hudson and Quay 235

Moore Wm, 113 s Pearl Moore Andrew, victualler, 258 s Pearl Moore Wm, teamster, 195 Broad Moore Andrew P, victualler, 3/ Dewitt Moore Thomas, 21 Canal Moore Chester, 54 Fayette Moore Marquis D, 25 Howard Moore Frederick, pedler, 65 Rensselaer Moore Margaret, groceress, cor Church and Bleeck­ er Moore Maria widow, 62 Union Moore Patrick, cartman, 66 Jackson Moore Samuel L, machinist, 62 Jackson Moore Dennis, laborer, 43 Dewitt Moore Eliza, 3 Lawrence Court Moore John, 204 Broadway Moore Elizabeth, 63 Rensselaer Moore Edward, carpenter, 16 Daniels Moore Jasper., 175 Montgomery- Moore Samuel B, grocer, cor Division and Liberty Moquin Joseph, 125 Orange Moquin Julius, furrier, cor Second and Swan Ar­ bor Hill Moquin Francis, furrier, 63 Second, Arbor Hill Moir Joseph, tailor, 338 Lydius Moran John, 2 Dove Moran Michael, 5 Bleecker Moran Jeremiah, 216 Broadway Moran Edward, mason, 16S Jefferson Moran John, 47 Van Schaick Moran widow, 40 Canal More Jacob, 49 Rensselaer More Eunice, 47 Rensselaer Moiebead James, laborer, Third, above Lark, Ar­ bor Hill 236 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTOR,.

Morange Peter M, upholsterer, 502 Broadway, h 42 James Morange Edward A, upholsterer, 61 Van Woert Morgan Thomas, 7 Chape! Morgan Isaac, carpenter, 235 Washington s b Morgan David, (VV &M,) bds Mansion House Morgan Mary Ann widow, nurse, 104 Second, Ar­ bor Hill Morgan Simon J, mason, 328 Washington Morgan John, superintendent alms house Morgan Richard, nailer, 365 Schenectady turnpike, n b Morgan Patrick, dyer, 33 Westerlo Morgan Barney, Westerlo w Swan Morgan widow, 60 Orange Morgan Tobias, basement Exchange Morgan George, baiber, 85 s Pearl, h 336 Lydius Morigan Andrew, laborer, 1 Lawrence Court Morley Thomas C, dry goods, 396 Broadway, res 26 William Morneban Michael, cartman, 59 Broadway Morey Miss Abby, 27 William Morrell James, carpenter, 40 Arch Morrell Richard, stone cutter, 5 Van Tromp, shop 16 Columbia Morrell A, attorney, &c, 15 Douw's Buildings, h 49 Jay Morrill Edward A, ornamental painter, 136 Lydius Mork Philip, dry goods, 172 s Pear! Mork Solomon, pedler, 239 s Pearl Morris Lewis, 117 Lumber Morris Edward, laborer, 216 Broadway Morris Peter, 49 Jackson Morriss Capt G G, rendevous, 17 Columbia Morriss Mrs, 91 Grand HOFFMAN 'a ALBANY DIRECTORY. 237

Morriss Ann widow, 156 Orange Morriss Edward, butcher, 329 Washington Morrison Matthew, mason, 143 Second, n of Lark, Arbor Hill Morrison James, blacksmith. 69 Westerlo Morrison John, mason, 47 First, Arbor Hill Morrison Adam, mason, 372 Lydius Morrison Robert, marble cutter, 124 Spring Morrow Rev Samuel F, pastor Associate Presbyte­ rian Church, 33 Columbia Morrow George, grocer & provision, 148 Broadway- Morrow Francis, grocer, 221 Broadway- Morrow James, turner, 94 Spring Morrow James, grocer, cor Ferry and Broadway- Morrow Patrick, 226 n Pearl Morrow Matthew, baker, 55 Church Morrow James, 53 Colonie 'Morse Henry, builder, shop Lancaster, opposite Park, h 14 Park Morse George A, carpenter, 90 Hawk Morse James, laborer, 249 n Pearl Morton William, joiner, 7 Broad Morton Thomas, engineer, 30 Fayette Morton Charles, barber, 273 s Pearl Mosely B F, dry goods merchant, 477 Broadway, res 152 n Pearl Mosely Mrs Edwin, 21 Dallius Mosely Rupert, moulder, 211 Green Mosely C C, 21 Dallius Mosely Edwin J, giocer, cor Rose and Lydius Mosely Henry T, cabinet m ker, 21 Dallius Moses Samuel, 222 s Pearl Moshei Henry H, 87 Bleecker Mosher John, segar-maker, 331 Washington * h Mosher Doctor, 49 Washington 21 238 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Moss Dennis, laborer, 93 Van Woert Moss Thomas, grocer, 16 Van Woert Mott Lydia, gentlemen's furnishing store, 524 Broad­ way Mott Joseph, pedler, 88 Lydius Mould John, shoemaker, 308 s Pearl Moulthrop John, varnisher, 57 Second, Arbor Hill Moulton William, butcher, 310 State MOUNT VERNON LODGE OF FREEMASONS, cor Broad­ way and Steuben Mount David, grocer, 315 State Muddle William, mason, 6 Broad Muir WTilliam O, draper and tailor, 3 n Pearl, h 62 Hamilton Muir William, leather dresser, 6 Van Tromp Muir James, tanner and currier, 56 Van Schaick Muir James, assistant weigh master, 56 Van Schaick Mulcahey Patrick, 112 Orange Mulford John W, 16 Third, Arbor Hill Mulford John H, watchmaker and jeweller, bd» Delavan Mulford & Wendell, jewellers and silversmiths, 480 Broadway Mulhall Thomas, laborer, 194 s Pearl Mulholland John, shoemaker, 99 Pier Mulholland John, shoemaker, 36 Water Mulholland Owen, laborer, 52 Rensselaer Mulholland Elizabeth, 50 Church Mulholland James, laborer, 185 Broadway Mull Cornelius, carpenter, Basset below Gree*. Mull Walter, pilot, 52 Church Mull John, pattern maker, 52 Union Mull James, stove mounter, 71 Broadway Mullan John, grocer, cor Dallius and Arch Mullany John, 17 Lumber HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY, 239

Mullaney Patrick, grocer, 17 Lumber Mullaney Thomas, laborer, 17 Lumber Mullaney Nicholas, brewer, 17 Bleecker Mullaly Thomas, paver, 34 Rensselaer Mullherne Patrick, 21 Quay Mullcahey Patrick, 97 Van Woert Mulloney Patrick, cartman, 188 s Pearl Mullen Patrick, laborer, 124 Water Mullen Patrick, mason, 26 DeWitt Mullen James, 78 Third, Arbor Hill Mullen Edward, laborer, 97 Third, Arbor Hill Mulligan Peter, grocer, cor Jefferson and Swan Mulligan James, laborer, 87 Franklin Mulligan Michael, 32 Howard Mulligan widow, 51 Colonie Mulligan Terence, lahc.er, 87 Franklin Mulligan Owen, 49 Second, Arbor Hill Mulligan Bernard, tailor, 32 J Howard Mulligan Michael, stone-cutter, 2S Howard Mullone Henry, morocco dealer, 56 Rensselaer Munger Benjamin T, boarding house, 6 Norton Munro A, boarding house, 21 Jay Munsell Joel, book and job printer, 58 State Munsell Joseph, 173 Hamilton Munsell Harrison, 173 Hamilton Munsell Joel sen, Delaware turnpike Munsig William, gas fitting establishment, 623 and 625 Broadway Munsion Lewis, furrier, 143 Orange Murden & Hoyt, 109 Pier, Exchange Hotel Murden John, tailor, 19 Van Schaick Murdock & Rosekraus, mustard manufacturers, cor Dean and Exchange Murdock Andrew, 125 Broad Murdock Andrew, 165 Third, Arbor Hil I 240 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Murdock Bradford, cor Dean and Exchange Murphy James, 35 Dean Murphy John, laborer, 58 Lawrence Murphy John, mason, 5 Bioad Murphy Peter, laborer, 160 s Pearl Murphy Martin, laborer, 51 Church Murphy Patrick, tailor, 55 Howard Murphy Patrick, malster, 89 Canal Murphy John, laborer, 142 Orange Murphy John, clerk, 17 Quackenbush Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, 82 Lumber Murphy Margaret widow, 353 State Murphy Michael, brickmaker,484 Washington Murphy Francis, laborer. 65 Maiden Lane Murphy John, tailor, 10 Cross Murphy John, pedler, TkV'd, Arbor Hill Murphy Patrick, grocer, cor Broad & Alexander Murphy James, stove mounter, 105 Grand Murphy Catharine, nurse, 33 Division Murphy Peter, carpenter, 48 Orange Murphy Wm, painter, 51 DeWitt Murphy John, grocer, 122 Hamilton Murphy John, moulder, 58 n Lansing Murphy Patrick, laborer, 142 Orange Murphy Edward, grocer, 187 s Pearl Murphy John, moulder, 48 Lawrence Murphy Daniel, 57 n Pearl Murphy Richard, laborer, 162 s Pearl Murphy- Peter, cartman, 113 Franklin Mutphy Patrick, tavern and livery stable, 99 Church Murphy Morris, laborer, 113 Hudson Murphy Abraham, laborer, 19 DeWitt Murphy- Mary widow-, 162 State Murphy Wm, 96 Beaver, Murphy John, blacksmith, 163 Montgomery HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY- 241

Murphy Edward, pedler, 3 Van Zandt Murray Edward, laborer, 80 Arch Murray John, grocer, 110 Quay Murray James, 55 Church Murray Patrick, 3 Bleecker Murray Lawrence, grocer, 155 Orange Murray John, grocer, 8 Columbia Murray John, laborer, 37 Van Woert Murray James, laborer, 62 Union Murray John, 112 Beaver Murray Hugh, tailor, 9 Union Murray James, cartman, 49 Spring Murray Dennis, cartman, 57 Canal Murray John, laborer, Lark Murray John, 104 Swan Murray Jeremiah, 6 Maiden Lane Murray Michael, laborer, 126 Water Murray James, lithographic printer, 49 Liberty Murray John, laborer, 143 Church Murray- John, laborer, 48 Bradford Murray Rosanna, dressmaker 116 Broad Murray Mary widow Patrick, 168 Jefferson Murray Patrick, laborer, 28 Canal Murray Owen, grocer, cor Hamilton and Philip Murray Hugh, merchant tailor, 367 Broadway, res 3 Bleecker Murray Dennis, Grocer, 115 Broad Murtaugh Patrick, mason, 60 Church Murtaugh Michael, cartman, 21 Clinton Murtaugh John, laborer, 18 Wilson Murtaugh Thomas, 34 Van WToert Murtaugh James, laborer, 166 Green Murthick Peter, 75 Canal Myer S T, 39 Clinton Myers Wm, grocer, east side of little basin

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Myers John, pattern maker, 141 Orange Myers John, laborer, 7 Quackenbush Myers Stephen, 445 Lydius Mygatt Win G, 26 Jay Mygatt Thomas, dealer in dry goods, 486 Broadway, res 26 Jay Mylet Bartholomew, pedler, 160 Green Myrey Philip, 165 Montgomery Myron Thomas, shoemaker, 76 n Pearl

NAI'EW JOHN S, printer, b Is U S House Nally William, boatman, 105 Orange Nash Patrick, laborer, 12 Union Nash widow Philip, S3 Orange Nash olds James J, brickmaker, 116 First. Arhoi Hill Neal James, laborer, 2 Van Zandt Negus WTilliam M, 377 Stale Near Rebecca widow, 144 Broad Near Henry F, moulder, 144 Broad Neil Patiick, laborer, 249 n Pearl Neely John, laborer, cor First and Swan, Arbor Hii Neely Joseph, cartman, 49 Westerlo Neely Ri bert, gardener, 99 Schuyler Nelhgar John B, mason, 132 Spring Nelligar John, mason, 15 Rose Nellegar Joseph, druggist, 207 s Pearl Nel'egar Wm, cabinetmaker, 208 s Pearl Nelligar Miss Eliza, select school, 65 Lydius Nelligar Asa B, furnaceman, 41 Arch Nelligan David, shoe store and h 225 Broad wav Nelli'- John, 14 Franklin HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 243

Nelson James, moulder, 10-4 Hawk Nelson Robert & Alexander, dentists, 22 n Pearl Nelson John, piano maker, 50 Canal Nelson Judith, 14 Van Zandt Nemire George II, leather dresser, 95 Third, Arbor Hill NEPTUNE ENGINE Co, 10 Wrilson Nessle William, 564 Broadway Neudorfer Nicholas, shoemaker, 10 Alexander Neusbaum Solomon, pedler, 233 s Pearl Neville John, grocer, 8 Lydius Neville Isaac, grocer, cor Water and n Lansing Nevills Christopher, 127 Canal New John, editor Switch, office 10 Beaver, res 47 Philip New James, blacksmith, 236 Lydius Newilt Thomas, carpenter, 243 State Newberry Frederick D, 31 Elm Newburgh Jacob and Simon, clothing store, 287 Broadway Newburg Alexander, 206 Broadway Newcomb I), dentist, 576 Broadway Newburg Jacob, 131 Broad Newell Ge >rge VV, chief clerk of canal department. State Hall, bds Congress Hall Newhouse John, cartman, 152 Broadway Newland Luke F, music store, 531 Broadway, res 115 n Pearl Newland David, 456 Broadway Newland David jr, 31 Dallius Newland John, attorney, &c, office Commercial Buildings, h 23 Patroon Newman John, laborer, 4 Lawrence Court Newman Mary, widow, 46 Union Newman Henry, leather dresser, factory 44 Water, store 457, res 679 Broadway 244 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Newman George, leather dresser, 21 Patroon Newman Thomas, porter, 37 Liberty Newton R M, merchant tailor, 311 Broadway, bds LTnited States House Newton William, 52 Washington Newton John M, merchant, res Watervliet Newton Dyer, steamboat agent, 38 Union Newton Miss Rena, milliner, 352 Broadway, corner Division Newwitter J, Dundee Warehouse, 40 s Pearl NEW-YORK STATE ARSENAL, corner Broadway and Lawrence Nibloek John, dyer and scourer, 43 Hudson Niblock Robert, clerk, bds 61 Grand Nichols , 63 Colonie Nichols Alexander, 31 Union Nichols J P, machinist, 160 State Nichols William, carpenter, 185 Lydius Nixon Robert, 20 John Noble Alexander, laborer, 5 Lydius Noble John, 32 Water Nolan William, laborer, 39 Canal Nolan Patrick, laborer, 41 Water Nolan James, 11 Van Tromp Nolan Edward, 11 Columbia Noonan Thomas, general agency, office eor Chapel and Steuben, res 38 Steuben Noonan Matthew, laborer, 123 Canal Noonen John, baker, 105 Herkimer Norcutt Anson, 54 Arch Nordin William, ice dealer, 265 s Pearl Norgrove Richard T, 56 Hudson Norris James J, barber, 10 * Pearl Norris Henry B, barber, 64 Washington 245

North widow Phoebe, 137 Broad Norih A hi i am, 130 Broad Northey Manuel, baker, 30 Van Woert Northiop John G, (A & N,) merchant, 15 State, h 71 Lydius Northrop R II, attorney, &c, 8 Douw's Buildings, res Grecnbush Norton Patrick, machinist, 113 Hudson Norton John T, bds Delavan Norton Michael, cooper, 30 Hamilton Norton Loran K, leather inspector, 4 Norton Norton Edward, commission merchant, 15 Green bds Delavan Norwood David, grocer, 81 Orange Nott Benjamin, office at glass works, below s Ferry, res Bethlehem Nowlan Hester, 127 Oiange Nowlan Jeremiah, grocer, cor Philp and Van Zandt Noyes Robert L, 69 Herkimer Nugent Henry P, attorney, &c, State Hall, res 47 Swan Nugent John, boatman, 52 Cherry- Nugent James, mason, 6 Centre Nugent James, moulder, Bassett, below Green Nye John, bds ll Quackenbush

o. OAKLEY OLIVER B, silver plater, 81 s Pearl, res 60 Ferry Oats James, mason, 64 Orange O'Brien widow Johanna, 114 Canal O'Brien Wm, moulder, 12 Cross O'Brien John, mason, 42 Rensselaer O'Brien widow Michael, 103 Beaver 246 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTOR*.

O'Brien John, furnaceman, 150 * Pearl O'Brien Patrick, laborer, 32 Water O'Brien Timothy, 15 Rose O'Brien John, grocer, 213 Broadway O'Brien Matthew, blacksmith, shop 25 Washington, res 26 Hawk O'Brien John, mason, 75 Rensselaer O'Brien John, pedler, 154 5 Pearl O'Brien Michael, shoemaker, 20 Canal O'Brien James, carpenter, 77 Rensselaer O'Brien Michael, 36 Arch O'Brien Thomas, laborer, 57 Lark O'Connell widow Hannah, 162 Green O'Connell Win, carpenter, 71 Arch O'Connell John, laborer, 41 John O'Connell John, tailor, 182 Broadway O'Conner Martin, shoemaker, 5 Bleecker O'Conner John, grocer, 37 Division O'Conner Matthew, 75 Canal O'Conner Michael, mason, 75 Canal O'Conner Cornelius, shoemaker, 16 s Lansing O'Conner John, blacksmiib, 46 Colonie O'Conner Michael, baker, cor Chapel and Steuben O'Donnell Wm, grocer, 1 58 State O'Donnell James, laborer, 3 Maiden Lane O'Donnell Wm, 15S State O'Donnell Patrick, 17 Little Basin O'Donnell John, laborer, 109 Canal O'Hagen John, carpenter, 5 Bleecker O'Hagen Charles, carpenter, 231 n Pearl O'Hagen James, pedler, 45 Van Zandt O'Hanlon Michael, blacksmith, 15 Bleecker O'Hanlon widow, 5 Columbia O'Hanlon & Treadwell, blacksmiths, 18 Quay, near Columbia-st bridge O'Hare Peter jr, 75 Arch HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY, 247

O'Hare Bernard, laborer, 138 Swan O'Hare Patrick, laborer, 703 Broadway O'Hare Daniel, laborer, 104 Canal O'Holahan John, tailor, 10 Little Basin O'Keefe, Michael, laborer, 58 Lawrence O'Maeley John, shoemaker, 102 Arch O'Neil Daniel, tailor, 114 First, Arbor Hill O'Neil Michael, moulder, 65 Elm O'Neil James, bds Washington Hall O'Neil John, laborer, 171 Green O'Neil widow Nancy, 110 Swan O'Neil Michael, grocer, 79 Schuyler O'Neil Michael, laborer, 79 Orange O'Neil David, segar maker, 148 Swan, res cor Wil­ liam and n Pearl O'Neil widow, 79 Canal O'Neil Michael, shoemaker, 78 Church O'Reilly Henry, 48 Lancaster O'Sullivan Michael, teacher, 63 Third, Arbor Hill O'Sullivan widow Julia, 30 Canal O'Toole Patrick, grocer, 83 Quay O'Toole James F, attorney, &c, 4 Exchange Build­ ings bds Townsend House ODEON, 343 Broadway ODEON SALOON, Henry Montross, 339 & 341 Broad­ way Oderkirk widow, 134 Green Ogden Mrs Margaret, 4 Rose Ogden Thomas, shoemaker, 39 Fayette Olcott John T, attorney, &c, 25 n Pearl, res 47 n Pearl Olcott Samuel, cor Herkimer and Green Olcott Thomas, 80 Hudson Olcott Thomas W, president Mechanics' and Far­ mers' bank, 47 n Pearl 248 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Olcott Theodore, cashier Canal bank, res 154 State, cor Park OLD GALEN'S HOSPITAL, Beaver, cor William Olendorf John, grocer, 870 Broadway, h 1 Van Woert Oliver Thomas, paver, 24 Van Schaick Oliver James, baker, 24 Van Schaick Oliver F G, carpenter, 654 Broadway Oliver Richard E, 36.j Fayette Olmsted Charles S, res 106 Hudson Olmsted (John) & Co, forwarding merchants, corner State and Quay, res 211 State Olmsted Loring W, agent Pe.nn Yan and Hammonds­ port and Geu \ alley Canal Lines, 43 Quay, bds 21 Hamilton Olmsted widow George G, 125 Hamilton Oppenbeim Cassen, grocer, Franklin, cor of Herki­ mer Orctitt L A, 26 Ferry Orcutt Augustus H, moulder, 65 s Lansing Ornbout Isaac, 142 Franklin Orr Wm, furnaccman, 59 Church Orr Samuel, 59 Church Orr Wm, brass-founder, 61 Beaver, h corner Hud­ son and William Orr David, builder, 145 Lydius Orr widow Robert, 89 Hudson ORPHAN ASYLUM, St Vincent's, n Pearl, near Lum­ ber Osbury Mrs, millinery and fancy-goods, 42^ .<• Pearl Osborn Wm L, 310 s Pearl Osborn Jeremiah, boot and shoe store, 348 Broad-, way, h 35 Dallius Osborn John, coroner, 192 Broadway Osborn James H, grocer, corner s Pearl and Lydius, res 232 Lydius HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 249

Osborn George, 237 Lumber, Arbor Hill Osborn Nehemiah, 205 Broadway Osborn Nehemiah jr, baker, 205 Broadway Osterhout David, constable, 22 Beaver Osterhout Geo, engineer, Broadway, near railroad Osteihout James, engineer, Broadway, near railroad Osterhout Wm H, teamster, 854 Broadway Ostram Wm, pilot, 38 Franklin Ostrander Mrs. Caroline L, 92 Lydius Ostrander R L, Express Office, 10 & 12 Exchange, bds 92 Lydius Ostrander Gertrude, 28 Spring Ostrander Andrew, 311 Washington Ostrander Jasper, boatman, 310J State Ostrander James, butcher, 3 Knox Ostrander Henry, laborer, rear 97 Washington Otis Samuel A, sash-maker, 89 Lawrence Otey Alexander, clerk in Post Office, 36 Grand Ott Oran, com of deeds, 5 Douw's Buildings, bds U S House Outwin widow John, 308 State Ovens G, ink maker, cor Exchange and Dean, res 377 State Overton Charles, baker, 284 Lydius Owens Ira, cartman, 72 Montgomery Owens Thos T, 37 Green Owens Edward, cutler and surgical instrument manu­ facturer, 5 Green, h 113 Hamilton Owens Edward, coachman, 71 Maiden Lane Owens widow John, 54 s Lansing Owens lames, carpenter, 8 Broad Owens Wm, baker, 74 Franklin Owens Wm, shoemaker, 344 Washington * b Owens widow Ann, 32J Howard Owens John, laborer, 54 Canal Owens John, potter, 10 Knox 22 260 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Owens James, basement, 3 Carroll Owens B J, 55 Montgomery Owens Edward, 11 Pine P. PACKARD NATHANIEL R, accountant, 19 High Packard Eugene M, printer, 51 Hudson Packard Russell, teacher of vocal music, 122 Wash­ ington Packard Chester, 37 Spring, Packard lohn C, printer, 213 Hamilton Packard Misses, 97 Columbia Packard Benj F, 97 Columbia Packard John (,, segar maker, 32 Fayette Packard widow Mary, rear 64 Washington Packard William J, painter, 37 Spring Pack Henry, tailor, 232 s Pearl Pacy Edward, ship carpenter, 40 Orange Paddock W7illiam S, commissioner of deeds, 83 State, h. 88 Fulton Paddock Stephen, bake house Van Zandt, house 77 s Pearl Paddock Stephen jr, attorney, &c, 8 Exchange, 77 s Pearl Paddock Henry, 3 Van Zandt Paddock Peler, 99 Hamilton Paddock widow Mary, 152 Lydius Padlo widow Edward, re r 83 Canal Padlo James, laborer, rear 83 Canal Padlo Thomas, laborer, 59 Broadway Padon Miss Maria, dressmaker, 21 Quackenbush Paff William P, Exchange Coffee House, cor Hamil­ ton and Broadway Page David P, prii cipal of Normal School, 122 State, res 190 State HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 251

Page George VV, tallow chandler, 70 Canal, house 8 Van Schaick Page Nicholas, skipper, 122 n Pearl Paepke Mrs Matilda, 14 Liberty Paige John Kcyes, res Lydius continued Paige J C Y, attorney, &c, h 5 Academy Park Paine Henry D, physician, 70 Chapel Paine John A, M D, homoeopathic physician, 559 Broadway, Delavan H, res 51 n Pearl Paine D & Co, 4 Douw's Buildings, res 88 Hudson Pallet Robert, cartman, 75 Church Palmaticr Bartholomew, cartman, 12 Orange Palmer Jerome, painter, 336 State Palmer Levi If, atlornf >-, &c, S Commercial Build­ ings, res 86 Lydius Palmer widow Jane, 25 Howard Palmer Sylvanus, portrait painter, 22 Douw's Build­ ings Palmer E D, bds Delavan Pangburn Mrs E, milliner and dressmaker, 36 Spring Pangburn David, laborer, 25 Herkimer Pangburn Wilhelmus, sexton, 36 8pring Pangburn John, cartman, 36 Spring Parent widow Mary Ann, 128 s Pearl Paris John, Albany and Troy House, 31 Dean Park William, 7 Little Basin Park William, shoemaker, 178 Lumber Parke Samuel, 164 Spring Parke S M, auctioneer, 73 State, h 108 Parke Marlha, 26 Dove Parker Levi, agent, 16 Jackson Parker Jacob, cartman, 3 Wendell Parker Robert, grocer, 166 Montgomery Parker Joseph, 30 Water 252 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Parker Oscar A, chairmaker, 840 Broadway, res 29 Dewitt Parker William W, 36 Eagle Parker Hon Amasa J, Judge, &c, 143 Washington Parker & Cooke, drapers and tailors, 393 and 461 Broadway Parker Joseph, bds at United States house Parker and Mc Donald, fishmongers, North Market, Columbia Parker John N, carpenter, 96 Beaver Parker David, pedler, 154 s Pearl Parker Margaret widow, 35 Rensselaer, Parker widow Elizabeth, 45 Maiden lane Parmalee Ambrose, 106 Spring Parmelee William, mayor of city, 442 Broadway, bds Mansion House Parnell Willard, chairmaker, 43 Spring Parr Richard, cooper, &c, alderman of first ward, shop 94, h 102 Franklin Parr Harris, cooper, 102 Franklin Parry William H, 152 Hudson Parshall James, 30 s Pearl Parsloe Mrs Mary, 102 Nucella Parsons Harvey, cabinet warehouse, 586, res 601 Broadway Parsons S H H, clerk common council, attorney,&c 182 n Pearl Parsons John D, printer, 171 n Pearl Parsons James W, tailor, 829 Broadway Parsons James, laborer, 49 Jackson Parsons L Sprague, Academy, 879 Broadway, cor v. Ferry Parsons W D, keeper of the Carlton House, 90 State Passinger Peter, wheelwright, 128 Spring Patree Samuel, grocer, 174 Broad HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 253

Patrick James carpenter, 31 Alexander Palrick William G, 309 Broadway Partlin Charles, rear 32i Howard Patten J C, boards at Townsend House Patten Edward, clerk in Atlas office, 42 Spring Patten Moses, 54 Washington Patten Samuel, flour merchant, 37 Quay, h 791 Broadway Patten Robert J, 12 Orange Patten M & S, flour merchants, 37 Quay Patterson George, undertaker, 52 Hudson, h 9 Union Patterson William, chairmaker, 65 Chapel Patterson John, printer, 62 Lydius Patterson Josiah, wood measurer, 63 Lawrence Patterson John, shoemaker, 89 Swan near Second, Arbor Hill Patterson widow Martha, 23 Orange Patterson John, rear 261 State Patterson John, City Hall, res. 85 Church Patterson William, carpenter, bds 46 Eagle Patterson Richard, 89 Swan, Arbor Hill Paton Alexander, 36 Washington PATRIOT PRINTING OFFICE, Commercial Buildings Paul Samuel, 100 Hawk Paulus Frederick W, grocer, 97 Washington Paul Benjamin, barber, 131 Grand Pauls Dedrick, leather dresser, 223 Washington n •> Payn John II, millwright, 32 William Payn & McNaughton, tobacco, snuff and segars, 7 Broad way- Pay n Benjamin (Payn & McNatitrhton) 7 Broadway h 22 Quackenbush Payn widow Sophia, 22 Quackenbush Payne Warren L, 84 Montgomery, 95 Orange Payne George R, exchange office, 438 Broadway, h 41 Swan 22* 254 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Payne Samuel G, coachmaker, 24 Liberty Payne Abraham, carpenter, 151 Orange Payne, Samuel N, 698 Broadway- Payne Thomas, carpenter, 83 Rensselaer Payne Francis, blacksmith, 104 Green Payn Benjamin, 22 Quackenbush Peacock John R, rear 50 Second, Arbor Hill Peacock James, cartman, 112 Water Peacock William, 91 Swan Pearl Reuben, malster, 280 Washington n b Pearce John, fancy turner, 45 Maiden lane Pea-cy William, constable, 36 Fayette Pearl Jacob L, carpenter, 25 William Pearson Mrs George, 51 Columbia Pease Erastus II & Co, booksellers and stationers, 82 State, h 34 Beaver Pease Earl P, wood measurer, 516 Broadway- Pease Frederic S, bookkeeper, Commercial Bank, 62 Lodge Pease R M S, clerk Canal Bank, circulating library and thread and needle store, 506 Broadway, h 40 James Pease J II & Co, agent for Merchants' and Millers line, 121 Pier, up stairs, bds at Hubbel's Pease Richard H, great variety store, and engraves on wood,.516 Broadway Pease Mrs C L, boarding house, 2 Liberty Peck widow of Daniel, 90 Lydius Peck Peter, hatter, 797 Broadway- Peck Riley W, grocer, 40 Washington, res 300 State Peck Samuel S, 27 Swan Pcckhams and Colt, attorneys, &c, 94 State Peckham George W, attorney, &c, office 94 State, h 188 State Peckham Rufus W, attorney, &c, office 94 State, h 186 State HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 255

Pecone Samuel, baker, 162 n Pearl Peebles John, porter room, 14 Beaver Peek Daniel, blacksmith, 83 Westerlo Pelton L H, carpenter, 60 Union Pemberton E & J, provision store, cor n Pearl and Columbia Pemberton Ebenezer, cor Ten Broeck and Wilson Pemberton John, 71 Ten Broeck Pemberton Thomas L, post-office messenger, h 326 State Pemberton James S, silversmith, 55 Van Schaick Pendegrast John, 193 Green Pendergrast widow, 16 Van Zandt Pendleton Lansing, carpenter, 9 Catharine, opposite J Bryan's Penniman Sylvanus J, 799 Broadway, Pennie John, cooper, 42 John Pennie James, cooper, shop 16 Franklin, h 34 s Lan­ sing Pennie George, boatman, 187 Lumber PENSION OFFICE, at Mechanics' & Farmers' Bank Penchard George, carpenter, 50 Philip Pepper Calvin, attorney, dec, 16 High Pepper George, 16 High Pepper William P, brickmaker, 16 High Pepper William, painter, 44 Van Schaick Pepper Rev John, 16 High Percival George, blacksmith, 251 Broadway, h 73 Westerlo Percival Gordon, blacksmith, west side canal basin, h2i9 n Pearl Percival Jabez, cartman, 105 Patroon Percy Joseph, 62 Second, Arbor Hill Percy & Higgins, attorneys, 94 State Percy John, attorney. &c, office 94 State, h 71 First, Arbor Hill 256 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Perdue Thomas, 71 Rensselaer Perkins George R, bds Delavan Perkins John II, 402 Broadway, bds 163 Hudson Perkins Edward, carpenter, 124 Eagle Perkins James, machinist, 704 Broadway Perry John S, proprietor Eagle air furnace, 1 10 Bea­ ver, h 51 Jay Perry Erastus, 51 Jay Perry Hiram, 174 Washington Perry Eli, provision dealer, 87 Washington Perry Oliver H, painter, 99 Orange Perry Joseph, laborer, rear 71 Grand Peets William, tailor, 19 Washington Pester Thomas, baker, bds 342 State Pester William, baker and grocer, 342 State corner Lark Peters Jesse, 54 Church Peters Edward, cartman, 79 Canal Peters Andrew, laborer, 53 Clinton Peterson & Clark, bakers, 807 Broadway Peterson Mary, 9 Delaware Peterson Susan, 164 Broad Peterman Jefferson, bds Carlton House Pettengill Michael, baker, 89 Beaver Pettison Alfred, tailor, 6J s Pearl Phalin Thomas, gardener, 53 Clinton Pfaw Christian, moulder, 35 Grand Phelps Charles, cooper, 101 Washington Phelps Homer R, clerk in comptroller's office, h 117 Broad Phelps Philip, deputy Comptroller, 189 Hamilton Phelps Wm F, Normal School, 80 State Phelps Samuel F, office 53 State, res 63 Lydius ' Phelps E R, Washington Hall Phelps Addison, 218 s Pearl Philleo widow Lyman, 29 Westerlo HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 257

Phillips & Cuyler, merchants, cor Hamilton and Quay Phillips Levi (P & C) merchant, cor Quay and Ha­ milton, res 93 Lydius Phillips Henry, 91 Beaver Phillips John, victualler, stall 204, res 298 Wash­ ington, s b Phillips, widow Frances, 284 Washington Phillips Patrick, shoemaker, 129 Jefferson Phillips John, tailor, 217 * Pearl Phillips Melinda R, select school, cor Green and Lydius Phillips Wm, Elm Tree Saloon, cor n Pearl and State, res 38 n Pearl Phillips John, artist, cor Steuben and James Phillips Edward, laborer, 91 Broad Phillips Bernard, butcher, 91 Broad Philips widow, 179 n Pearl Philips Jacob, carpenter, 40 Ferry Philips Charles, 91 Beaver Philpot John, carpenter, 196 Hamilton Phipps Samuel, 26 Dove Picket Lawrence, rear 3 Park Picket Matthew, rear 42 Arch Pierce Alfred, coach lace manufacturer, 32 Hudson, bds 11 Dallius Pierce Wm H, druggist, 4 Stanwix Hall Pierce Gustavus, morocco dresser, 11 Dallius Pierce Sylvanus, sawyer, 62 Water Pierce Henry P, music teacher, 4 n Pearl, bds 33 Green Pierce Joshua M, paper warehouse, 75 Washington Pierce James, cartman, 17 John Pierce Horace, contractor, 835 Broadway Piercy Alexander C, carpenter, 180 Washington Piercy Mrs Mary, shirt manufacturer, 13 Union 258 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Pike Benj F, bds Delavan House Pike Joseph, 17 Washington Pike George, tailor, 99 First, Arbor Hill Pike James, shoemaker, 43^ Green Pilsbury Luther C, 73 Dallius Pilsbury Amos, Superintendent of Penitentiary Pilson Wm, furrier, 239 Lumber Pinkerton widow Sarah, 47 Mulberry Pinckney Abraham, laborer, 270 Washington Pinckney Wm, tailor, 85 Westerlo Pitman R H, exchange office, 398} Broadway, res 41 Jay Petisen Joseph R, 37 n Pearl Pittinger Abraham, boot and shoe store, 107 Lydius Pittinger Brutis, Holmes' Alley Pizer Thomas, machinist, 27 Lumber Pladwell widow Jane, 60 Patroon Pladwell Joseph, furrier, 96 Swan Platner Henry, merchant, 17 Hamilton Piatt George W, printer, 186 n Pearl Piatt Ellen, 248 s Pearl Piatt Lauren R, comb maker, 46 Fayette Piatt widow Ananias, 98 Lydius Piatt Erastus E, 18 Third, Arbor Hill Platto Frederick, carpenter, 57 Grand Plum Francis, fur-cutter, 95 Church Plum Wm H, 50 Liberty Plum Eli, 18 Union Plum Mrs Elizabeth, 95 Church Plumb J B, cashier State bank, res 69 State Poa Thomas, shoemaker, 113 Beaver Pochin widow John, baker, 18 Second, Arbor Hill . Pogue Robert, 85 Green Pohlman Rev Henry N, pastor Lutheran church, res 136 Washington Pohlman Charles, merchant tailor, 319 Broadway, res 47 Hudson HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 259

Poiner Peter, cutter, Third, above Lark, Arbor Hill Pond Abner A, Railroad Exchange House, 25 Maiden Lane POLICE OFFICE, over Centre Market Pollard Calvin, machinist, 28 Chapel Pomeroy George E, express office, 9 Exchange, res 108 n Pearl Pompier John, cook, 14 Van Zandt Pool Jeremiah, 151 n Pearl Poole John, cartman, 65 n Lansing Poole Thatcher, carpenter, 76 Lawrence Porth Frederick, comb-maker, 198 Washington Porter Frederick, bookeeper, 105 Green Porter Ira, painter and glazier, 535 Broadway, h 49 Division Porter Giles W, 86 Westerlo Porter John, laborer, 45 Van Woert Porter David P, shoemaker, 230 s Pearl Porter Jeremiah, cartman, 369 Washington, * b Porter Sarah, widow of Ira, 49 Division Porter George, 49 Division Porter George, capt barge Insurance, 59 Green Porter James, furnaceman, cor Church and Westerlo Porter John, furrier, 80 Colonie Porter Josiah, looking glass manufacturer, cor Se­ cond and Swan, Arbor Hill Pest James R, carpenter, 49 Colonie Post Jared A, dry goods, 474 Broadway, res 37 Westeilo Post Victor, 14 Church Potris John, moulder, 94 Canal Pottenburgh Henry, sexton, rear North Methodist Church Potter Benjamin, baker, 49 n Lansing Potter Henry, curl-hair manufacturer, 172 Hudson 260 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Potter Horatio, rector St Peter's Church, 68 Maiden Lane Potter Harman B, passage agent, 98 Herkimer Potts John D, coach painter, 36 Herkimer Potts Jesse C, furnace, cor Hamilton and Grand, L 206 Lydius Potts widow Elizabeth, 61 Lydius Poutrey Joseph, waterman, 30 Alexander Powell Luther, bds 97 Hudson Powell David, mason, 59 Second, Arbor Hill Powers John, butcher, 92 Franklin Powers Patrick, baker, 118 5 Pearl Powers John, 9 Morion Powers Thomas, engineer, 24 John Powers Thomas, cooper, 12 s Lansing Powers Philip, cooper, 90 Beaver Powerly John, laborer, Holmes' Alley Pratt Benjamin, 122 Pier, h 34 Union Pratt Ralph, 69 Ferry Pratt John, 63 State, res 9 Rose Pratt F W, 25 Lancaster Pratt Mrs Mary, 31 Maiden Lane Prentice James, 689 Broadway Prentice, Finn & Co, (John H Prentice and J arise* H Prentice,) fur and cap merchants, 105 Water Prentice Ezra P, res Mount Hope PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (FIRST) cor s Pearl and Beaver PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (SECOND) Chapel PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (THIRD) cor Clinton Square n Pearl PRESBVTERIAN CHURCH, (FOURTH) Broadway Prest John, boot and shoemaker, 90 Colonie Prest John, shoe store, SI6 Broadway Prest David, 96 Colonie HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 261

Preston Sylvester, cabinet-maker, 98 Swan Price Robert I), polisher, 231 n Pearl Pridy John, laborer, 152 Montgomery Prime Augustus, portrait painter, 496 Broadway, re* 14 Dove Prior Thomas, 104 Canal Prior Wm, tailor, 83J Washington Profit widow 202 Lumber Proper & Evans, forwarding merchants, 96 Pier Proctor Joseph, 321 State Piosser E S, 94 Pier, res 101 Hudson, office in win­ ter, 18 Commercial Buildings Pruyn Lansing, (P & V) 105 n Pearl Pruyn Samuel, (Barker & Pruyn,) office 7 Patroon, h 109 n Pear) Pruyn Misses, 1 13 n Pearl Pruyn Wm, rope-maker, 174 Lumber Pruyn I'allus, rope-maker, 79 Third, Arbor Hill Pruyn Wm I, baker, 212 Lumber, Arbor Hill Pruyn J V L, bds Congress Hall Pruyn widow David, L7 n Pearl Pruyn R H, aitorm y, &c, aid. 5th ward, 513 Broad­ way, h cor Chapel and State Pruyn John, 30 Maiden Lane Pruyn (John V L) & Martin (Henry H) attorneys, &c, office 5:1 i State Pruyn widow Elmira, 27 Van Woert Pruyn Lewis, carpenter, 22 Hawk Pruyn & Vosburgh, hardware dealers, 39 State Pugsley Cornelius A, attorney, &c, 442 Broadway, bds Stanwix Hall Pulver John, boatman, 73 Fulton Pulling Henry P, druggist, 351 Broadway, residence 5 Dallius Pumpelly H, 57 n Pearl Purinton widow Louisa, 46 Patroon 23 262 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Purdy Mrs Catharine, teacher, 13 Dallius Purdy Abraham M, bds 163 s Pearl Purcell John, moulder, 69 Broadway Purcell Edward, 66 Arch Putnam Peter, draper and tailor, 484 Broadway, up stairs, res 53 sLansiug Putnam Mrs Eliza, 109 Hudson Putnam Charles, grocer, 644 Broadway Putnam Elisha, 203 Lydius Putnam Jacob, 60 Jackson Putnam Elisha, victualler, 709 Broadway Putnam James A, victualler, n Market, h 104 Sec­ ond, above Swan, Arbor Hill Putnam Hiram A, mason, 124 Eagle

Q. QUACKENBOSS WALTER H, 52 Columbia Quackenboss Gerrit, printer, 106 s Pearl Quackenboss Augustus, stove dealer, 14 State, h 194 State Quackenbush Lawrence, cooper, 42 Beaver Quackenbush Gansevoort, 631 Broadway Qaiackenbush widow John N, 5 Quackenbush Quackenbush Nicholas N, 631 Broadway Quackenbush Smith, lumber merchant, 60 Pier, h 225 n Pearl Quackenbush Cornelius, brush maker, 4 Plain Quackenbush John V P, physician, 87 n Pearl Quayle Mathias, laborer, 60 Rensselaer Quetny Mathias, grocer, 199 Water Quige Benjamin, bds Broadway House Quin James, cooper, 24 n Ferry Quin Bernard, cooper,51 Church Quin Bernard, cooper, 182 Broadway Quin Thomas, laborer, 66 Canal HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY- 263

Quin Charles, cartman, 51 Colonie Quin Hugh, 126 Broadway Quin Peter, laborer, 6 Centre Quin Charles, porter house, 2 Howard Quin Andrew, laborer, 4 Steuben Quin Owen, 26 Van Woert Quin Michael, blacksmith, 86 Green Quin Arthur, tin and coppersmith, 5 Church, h 165 Broadway Quin Francis, keeper of Rochester House, 284 Broadway Quinlan Michael, cartman, 107 First, Arbor Hill Quinlan Thomas, shoemaker, 6 Lydius

R. RABLIN WIDOW ANN, 51 Favette Raby Robert, City Hall Coffee House Rabson John, paver, rear 255 Washington Radcliff Stephen, segar maker, 824 Broadway Radcliif David V N, attorney, &c, office and res 184 n Broadway Radley Adam, teamster, 168 Spring Radley Wm, oyster dealer, 299 Broadway Radliff Charles H, cooper, 128 Hudson, h 18 Dan­ iels Radliff Thomas J, cooper and inspeVor of heading, 52 Philip, h 277 Lydius Radliff Jacob, cartman, 659 Broadway Radliff James, cooper shop, 11 Philip, res 131 Hudson Radliff widow Naomi, 82 Beaver Raem Adam, cartman, 14 Jefferson Rafferty Edward, laborer, 98 Arch Rafferty Charles, grocer, cor Columbia and Quay Raftray Wm, cooper, 124 Water 264 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY- DIRECTORY.

Ramsay David D, shoemaker, 557 Broadway, res 58 Second, Arbor Hill Ramsey Conrad, 87 Orange Ramsey John, jr, cartman, 7 Columbia Ramsey Mrs M, 4 William Ramsey Philip, cartman, 216 State Rancour Edward, carpenter, 47 High Randall John S, moulder, 34 Spring Randall widow Jesse, 37 Grand Randall Wm F, carpenter, res 37 Grand Randall Sarah, 66 s Pearl Randall George, oil-cloth manufacturer, 67 Beaver Randall Horace, carpenter, rear 705 Broadway Raney Win I, cabinet linker, 44 Second, Arbor Hill Rankin S & A A, grocers, 108 s Pearl Rankin George A, boot and shoe store, 398 Broad­ way Rankin Wm, shoe store, 39 J Washington Ransom A, (R & Co.) bds Delavan House Ransom SH& Co, dealers in stoves, &c, 26 and 28 State, furnace Broadway, cor Mulberry and Schuyler Ransom Samuel H (R & Co,) h cor n Pearl and Steuben Rapp John, fruit and oyster dealer, res Canal con­ tinued Rapp Christian J, butcher, 306 Washington, * b Rapp Christian, 306 Washington,* b Rasch Mathias, 41 Clinton Rasch Mathias, jr, 41 Clinton Rasey widow Ammon, 57 Liberty Rathbone John F, (R & Co) res 753 Broadway Rathbone widow Jared L, 28 Eagle, cor State Rathbone Sylvester, merchant, 7CJ Washington HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 265

Rathbone & Co, de tiers in stoves, &c, 9 and 11 Green Rathbun Joshua, dealer in lumber, 67 Pier, res 745 Broadway Ratigan Thomas, laborer, 83 Van Woert Raums Misses, 37 Columbia Rawls Henry, commission merchant, 118 Pier, h 90 Lydius Rawson James M & Co, dry goods, 594 and 596 Broadway, h 39 Columbia Rawson Rev T R, city missionary, 45 High Ray Matthew, laborer, 119 Franklin Ray Levi, furrier, 302 Washington, s b Raymond B C, 16 Hudson, h 731 Broadway Read M II, res 27 Jay Read & Rawls, commission merchants, 118 Pier Reagan John, laborer, Bradford Regan Jeremiah, laborer, 46 Colonie Reardon Patrick, laborer, 16 Van Zandt Reardon Timothy, laborer, 7 Bleecker Reardon Michael, tailor, 32 Westerlo Reardon, widow of John, 71 Grand Reber John, tailor, 37 Clinton Record Mary Ann widow, 150 Broadway Rector Isaac, laborer, 312 Washington Rector William II, architect, 83 Hudson Rector Henry, architect, office and h 83 Hudson Rector John, porter-house, 189 s Pearl Rector William, 61 State, h 633 Broadway- Rector Thomas, carpenter, 102 Broad Rector Henry, boatman, 349 Washington, n b Regan Patrick, 59 Lawrence Redman widow Catharine, 53 Fayette Redfield Darius, harness maker, 203 Green Redden David, furrier, 65 Canal 23* 266 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

Redden William, carpenter, 23 Canal Redmond Thomas, shoemaker, 117 Canal Redstone Isaac, dry goods, 32£ s Peail Reece WTilliam, hat and fur store, 419 Broadway, h 3S Steuben Reece John, coach lace weaver, 2 Division Reed David, blacksmith, 99 Hamilton Reed William, cartman, 221 State Reed widow Martha, 617 Broadway Reed William II, cartman, 221 Slate Reed Eiisha, moulder 47 n Lansin" Reed John, shoemaker, 55 n Lans.ng Reed widow Sarah, 26 Howard Reed Jacob, mason, 16 Park- Reed John, furrier, cor Patroon and Hawk Reed John, labo er, 25 Quay Reed George, carpenter, 40 Spring Reed E M, bds Carlton House REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 27 Westerlo Reeves Israel M, painter, Greenbush Reid John, 48 Union Reid John, shoemaker, cor Lydius and Church Reid John, cabinent maker, 375 State Reid John, variety store, 656 Broadway Reid John, couch lace weaver, 130 Orange, manu­ factory 5 Division Reid William, pain'er, 156 Orange Reid Janes, machinist, 19 Quackenbush Reicherter Jacob, laborer, 419 Slate Roider George, tailor, 211 Washington, n b RELIGIOUS SPECTATOR, 82 State Relay John H, 268 s Pearl Reilly Charles, shoemaker, 20 Quay Relyea & Kennedy, merchant tailors, 446 Broadwa) opposite Mechanics' Bank H0FFMANS ALBANY DIRECTORY, 267

Relyea David, 285 Washington, s b Relyea Simon, 181 Hamilton Relyea David M, 111 Snipe •Relyea Myndert, 1 IS Snipe Relyea Peter jr, mc reliant tailor, 446 Broadway, res 23 Montgomery Relyea Lodewick F, 75 First, Arbor Hill Relyea Levi, laboier, 130 Arch Remington Alpha J, 30 Broad Remer Benjamin M, New-York and Albany Line, 32 Quay, res 273 State continued Remond Narcisse, proprietor Marble Pillar, corner Slate and Broa< way, residence 11 Norton Remsen Ralph. 1 1 1 Beaver Rennie Adam, carver, 265 State Reno Rensselaer, liquor store, lis Pearl, res 67 Bea­ ver Rensselaer Jacob, 7 Delaware Rendezvous, U S Marine, 33 Water Reston Charles, piano forte maker, 35 Howard lieuter George, porter house, 153 Broadway Requa widow of James, 60 Lydius Reynolds Thomas, laborer, 102 Canal Reynolds Francis, 17 Lawrence Reynolds Elizabeth, 8 Grand Reynolds Thomas, laborer, 142 Spring Reynolds Marcus T, attorney, &c, 25 n Pearl Reynolds Rev John, teacher, 27 First, Arbor Hill Reynolds James, baker, 117 Broad Reynolds Miss Eveline, tailoress, 800 Brasdwsy Reynolds John, cooper, 52 Union Rhein Jacob, dry goods, 330 Broadway Rhoades John, 1 Broad Rhoades widow Jane, 9 Washington Rhoades Julius, (D & R,) attorney, &c, office 8 Exchange Building, res 33 n Pearl 268 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Rhodes Joseph, 138 Montgomery Rhyno Charles, 69 Eagle Rice James, musician, rear 279 s Pearl Rice Joseph, Holmes' Alley Rice Benjamin F, h 20 Jay, exchange office 16 i Ex­ change Building Rice Joseph T jr, 20 Jay Rice Erastus, furnisher, 227 n Pearl Rice Oscar T, painter, 44 Ferry Rice Dewitt C, bds Eagle Tavern Rice Charles S, coach maker, 24 Union Rice George E, Ferry House Recess, cor Ferry and Broad way- Rice Joseph T, silversmith and watchmaker, 20 s Pearl, h 20 Jay- Rice William H, 59 Division Rice Charles, ship joiner, 44 Ferry Rice widow, grocer, 249 s Pearl Richards William M, tobacconist, 162 Patroon Richards Seth, printer, 128 Beaver Richards Horace M, 21 Hamilton Richards Charles, tailor, 73 Grand Richards Maria widow, 280 Washington, s b Richards Owen, cartman, 90 Hawk Richardson George, botanic physician, 45 Beaver Richardson Levi, Westerlo, between Dove & Lark Richardson John, undertaker, 41 s Pearl Richardson William, paper hanging store, 60 s Pear) cor Hamilton, h 92 Hamilton Richardson John, laborer, 152 Jefferson Richardson Thomas, 5 Catharine Ridder Thos B, general dealer in tobacco, snuff and segars, 78 s Pearl Riddle widow Mary, 106 Nucella Riddle Thomas, blacksmith, 115 Nucella HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY 269

Rider John, baker, 233 Washington Rider Aaron, moulder, 227 n Pearl Rider Chauncey, 42 Second, Arbor Hill Rider Stephen J, 105 Hudson Ridgway F Wr, 292 State Riclgway J, 294 State Ridgway widow Mary, 95 Orange Ridgway J & F W, plumbers, 115 State, res corner Dove and State Riedy John, laborer, 63 Third, Arbor Hill Riley Paul, laborer, 87 Franklin Riley John, laborer 57 Canal Riley widow, 170 Green Riley Patrick, waiter, 51 Church Riley widow Robert, variety store, 672 Broadway Riley James, laborer, 14 Lydius Riley Luke, grocer, 224 Bioadway Riley John, laborer, 42 Water Riley James, laborer, rear 32 Jefferson Riley George, chairmaker, and looking-glasses, 114 State and 1 Green, res 6 Pine Riley Patrick, mason, 72 Orange Riley James, carpenter, S3 Van Woert Riley Patrick, 216 Broadway Riley James, cooper, IS Second, Arbor Hill Riley Catharine, 52 Spring Riley Owen, laborer, 23 Van Schaick Riley John, mason, 71 Arch Riley Patrick, mason, 9 Colonie Riley James, carpenter, 41 Water Riley Lawrence, biborer, 32-1 Howard Riley Patrick, mason, 135 Orange Riley Bernard, fun ier, 68 Arch Riley Patrick, lab rer, 11 Fayette Riley John, coachman, Park near Slate Riley Michael, laburer, 45 Washington 270 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Riley John, mason, 149 Broad Riley Christopher, 66 Jackson Riley Michael, hatter, 82 J Quay Riley Bernard, furrier, 126 Orange Riley Edward, grocer, Second, Arbor Hill Riley Owen, mason, 101 First, Arbor Hill Riley Wm, shoemaker, 29 Herkimer Riley Peter, laborer, 154 Jefferson Riley Daniel, mason,41 Renss< laer Riley John, laborer, 12 Quay Riley James, laborer, 9 Spring Riley Barney, plasterer, 25 Jefferson Riley James, laborer, Third, above Swan Riley Edward, tailor, 87 Swan Riley John, laborer, S3 Westerlo. Riley Charles, grocer, 53 Canal Rinn Michael, laborer, 45 n Lansing Ring N & J N, merchants, 43 Quay, res Green- bush Ring John, furrier, 41 Van Woert Ring Sebastian, basket maker, 283 Washington, * b Ringner Joseph, glass-blower, 140 s Pearl RIP VAN WINKLE steamboat office, s steamboat landing Ripley Seamen, brickmaker, 118 First, Arbor Hill Rising David, brickmaker, First, Arbor Hill Roach John, laborer, 76 Canal Roach Thomas, shoemaker, 97 Beaver Roach James, 160 Lydius Roach John, blacksmith, 70 Lawrence Roach David, 22 Van Zandt Roach Michael, 23 Rensselaer Roark Samuel, 84 Water Roark Edward, 84 Water Roark George, 84 Water Roark Michael, laborer, 35 Dean HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 271

Roark Barney, 195 Hamilton Roark John, laborer, 50 Lawrence Roark John, grocer, cor of Grand and Hamilton Robe John, carpenter, 20 Jefferson Roberts widow Amey, 123 n Pearl Roberts Mrs, milliner, 74 Chapel Roberts A C, 74 Chapel Robertson Wm, 16 Van Schaick Robertson James, shoe store, 758 Broadway Robins Samuel, shoemaker, 182 Broadway Robins Caleb, cartman, 409 Washington, n bianch Robins John S, hat store, 401 Broadway Robinson Dennison W, moulder, 21 1 Green Robinson Lucretia, 14 Van Zandt Robinson & Dwight, shoe store, 372 Broadway Robinson Edmund A, 6 State, res 77 Columbia Robinson John, dealer in tin ware, 116 Canal Robinson A D, attorney, &c, office 94 State, h 743 Broadway Robinson J C, Boston shoe store, 372 Broadway, res 11 Quackenbush Robinson Hamilton W, 81 Columbia Robinson Edward, 17 Jackson, res SS| Hudson Robison John, carpenter, 200 Hamilton Robison James, comb maker, rear 81 Canal Robison Joseph, grocer, 21 Spring Robison Robert, 1S6 Lumber, Arbor Hill Robus George, laborer, 28 Dove Roche John, moulder, 69 Broadway- Rock Thomas, 53 Mulberry Rockenstyre John, spruce beer manufacturer, E6 Church Rodanmer Adam, 253 s Pearl Rodgers James, bds 46 Eagle Rodgers Lemuel M, harness maker, 354; * Petri, h 201 Green 272 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Rodgers Sherlock, shoemaker, 247 s Pearl Rodgeis John, machinist, 39 Colonie, shop 33 Lum­ ber, res 176 Rodney Patrick, laborer, 142 Orange Rodice Sophia widow, 18 Orange Roe John, ship carpenter, 41 Lumber Roe Wm M, boatman, 48 Ferry Roff John I, silver plater, 32 Spring Roff Peter D, coach trimmer, 32 Spring Roff, widow of John, 32 Spiing Rogan Patrick, potter, 173 Green Rogers Ann widow, grocer, 168 5 Pearl Rogers Martha widow, 31 Van Woert Rogers John B, carpenter, 201 Lumber Rogers Joseph E, porter, Boston House Rogers John, laborer, 142 Hudson Rogers Stephen, fancy sign and ornamental painter, 652 Broadway Rogers Nelson, (R & C,) res 180 n Pearl Rogers & Callender, lumber merchants, 116 Water Rogers Nathaniel, keeper Delavan House, corner Broadway, Steuben and Montgomery Rogers Elizabeth, widow of James, boarding house, 46 Eagle Rogers Barnard, 85 Van Woert Rogers Norman, livery stable, Diagonal, res 33 Li­ berty- Rogers, widow of H G O, 299 * Pearl Rogers Marquis L, mason, Herkimer w Swan Rogers John, laborer, 617 Broadway Rogers Owen, 67 Colonie Rookey Isidore, laborer, 162 n Pearl Rogers Chas M, proprietor Stanwix Hall, cor Broad­ way and Maiden Lane Rogers , 180 n Peail Roland Henry, engineer, 47 Colonie HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 273

Rolen Michael, laborer, 52 Lawrence Romaine John P, lumber dealer, 72 Jackson Romaine B F, editor Spectator, 72 Jackson Rooker Holly, printer, bds Dayton House Rooney Michael D, clothing store, 399 Broadway, bds Churchill's Rooney Peter, furrier, cor Maiden Lane and Lodge Roorbeck Henry, brickmaker, 88 Swan Root B A, res 32 Union Root Arthur H, commission merchant, 5 Hudson, res 3 Park Place Rork Wrilliam, laborer, 41 Water Rork Charles, brewer, 19 Lumber Rorke Daniel, laborer, 1 James Rose J & I, porter house. 18 Washington Rose Robert F, tailor, Patroon, cor Swan Rose David, 58 Howard Rose James It, attorney, etc, 94 State, res 58 How­ ard Rose Elizabeth, 58 Howard Rose Henry, 63 s Lansing Rose Stuart L, county cleik's office Roseboom Gerrit, sashmaker, 94 Hudson, h 35 Elra Roseboom Jacob, tinsmith, 94 Hudson, h 148 Ly­ dius Rosekrans & Ovens, blacking, varnish and ink man­ ufacturers, cor Exchange and Dean Rosekrans, A D, 24 Jay Rosenbaum Raphael, tailor, 66 s Pearl Rosengarclen Joseph, grocer, cor Broad and Arch Rosendale Sampson, pedler, 4 Alexander Rosevelt Susan, rear 76 Canal Roosevelt Jacob, painter, 36 Chapel Roser Richard jr, accountant, 46 Lydius Roser Richard, mason, 46 Lydius 24 274 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Roser John, caulker, 46 Lydius Roser James, mason, 32 Westerlo Roser James, mason, 46 Lydius Roser lonas, 43 Lumber Rosemar George, locksmith, 20 Van Zandt Ross Sydney, coachmaker, 43 Division Ross widow, 185 Broadway Ross John J, 145 Third, Arbor Hill Ross William II, lumber merchant, office 69 Pier, h 13 Van Tromp Ross Robert, laborer, Third above Lark, Arbor Hill Ross Simon, laborer, 29 Herkimer Rossetter Rolla, 64 Rensselaer Roth John, 113 Franklin Rotheim Martin, 122 Franklin Rotman G H, tailor, 55 Fir*t, Arbor Hill Rounds Charles, carpenter, 21 Van Woert Rourk widow, 12 Union Rourk Patrick, 9 Lydius Rousseau John, hat store, 80 Washington, h 1 Swan Row Hannah, widow, 82 Beaver Rowbotham Robert, wheelwright and blacksmith cor Broad and Nucella Rowe Andrew, shoemaker, 88 Church Rowe Erastus. wheeliigbt, 209 Hamilton Rowe Peter, cabinet maker, 239 n Pearl Rowley Charles C, chair maker, 11 Washington Rowland John, printer, 77 Orange Rowland Hugh, carpenter, 111 Jefferson Rowland John, grocer, 9 Lydius Ruby Robert, cooper, Third, w Lark Ruby John C, s'oemakcr, 776 Broadway Ruby widow, 782 Broadway Rudd W N, bds Eagle Tavern Rudes Jason, 44 Van Schaick Rudes B H, 44 Van Schaick HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY 275

Ruland Amos, last maker, 62 Liberty, bds Churchills Rull John, milkman, 454 Washington s b Rull Nicholas, blacksmith and wheelwright, 432 . Lydius Rull Henry, 29 Van Zandt Rumens Charles, confectioner, 624 Broadway Russ Adam, weigher and measurer, 150 Lydius Russ James, bookbinder, 82 State, res 150 Lydius Russ John P, carriagesmith, 9 Philip, h 152 Lydius Russ Charles E, 150 Lydius Russell William, 162 Lydius Russell Robert C, dealer in paints, oils, drugs and dye woods, medicines, 72 State, h 17 Steuben Rus-ell Elihu & Son, (Henry) dealers in paints, oils, g'a-.>, a'-o manufacturers of oil-cloths, 501 and 5'J.J Broadway, manufactory, First, Arbor Hill Russell Elihu, 55 Columbia Russell James, lumberer, 162 Lumber Russell Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, 37 n Pearl Russell Henry, 15 Patroon Russell Jubel T, carpenter, 136 Hudson, h 217 Hamilton Russell Andrew W, botanic physician, 88 Beaver Russell George, 85 Hamilton Russell George, druggist and painter, 70 State, h 85 Hamilton Russell Jason, grocer, 150 Washington Russell Hubbard L, mason, 20S Hamilton Russell William A, 274 * Pearl Russell John J, laborer, 14 Grand Alley Russell David, s Pearl, lower end Russell John, butcher, 25 Howard Russell Dominick, 333 Washington n b Russell VV D, 336 Broadway Rust Asa, 104 s Pearl 276 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Rust Wm S, carpenter, shop Dean Ryan Patrick, grocer, 138 Jefferson Ryan Jeffrey, cooper, 64 Fulton Ryan Michael, 7 Lawrence Court Ryan Thos, grocer, cor Hamilton and Fulton Ryan Cornelius, engineer, 197 Beaver Ryan John, moulder, 43 Van Schaick Ryan Wm, mason, 180 Lumber Ryan David, moulder, 63 Broadway Ryan Michael, moulder, 6 Baker's Court n Ferry Ryan Patrick, laborer, 99 Canal Ryan Michael, laborer, 41 Colonie Ryan Edward, coachmaker, 56 Lawrence Ryan David, carpenter, Westerlo, west of Eagle Ryan Thomas, laborer, rear, 18 Canal Ryan Cornelius, engineer, 18 s Lansing Ryan John, moulder, 95 Church Ryan Patrick, tinsmith, 32 Rensselaer Ryan Thomas, laborer, 58 Church Rysedorph Jacob, refectory basement Exchange, bds 51 Lydius

SABIN CHAUNCEY B, attorney, &c, 94 State, bds Franklin Sacia widow Jane, 20 Dove Safford Levi, 353 Lydius Safford Henry, bds U S House Sager widow, 33 Van Schaick Sager Daniel, laborer, 102 Water Sager Jacob, 860 Broadway Sager Peter, 126 Snipe Sager John, 14 John Sager Peter, tinsmith 44 Washington, h 18 Dove eager Garrit, Swan near Lydius HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 277

Sague Samuel, 254 Broadway Salm Frederick, 53 Clinton Salisbury Henry, 12 s Pearl Salisbury Washington J, clerk, bds 2 Liberty Salisbury Nelson, 29 Pier, h 36 s Lansing Salisbury Benajah T, carpenter, 55 Lydius Salisbury C B, artist, 56 State Salisbury Daniel, 864 Broadway Salisbury Wm,laborer, 37 n Lansing Salisbury Martin, carpenter, 81 Lawrence Salt Samuel, wagon maker, Bethlehem turnpike Sammons James, 16 Grand Alley- Sample John, brickmaker, 116 Spring Sampson Wm C, carpenter, 208 Lumber, Arbor Hill Sampson Thomas W, boatman, 84 Water Sanders James, watchmaker, 32 Steuben Sanders James B, attorney, &c, 9 Douw's Build­ ings, res Miss Fitch, 126 State Sanders Parent, cor Lydius and Grand Sanders J B & Co, (G V S Sanders,) merchants, 72 Quay, res 143 Lydius Sanders G V S, 143*Lydius Sanders John B, 143 Lydius Sanders John, paper stainer, 183 Lydius Sanders B B, 143 Lydius Sanderson George, baker, 177 n Pearl Sandford William, 864 Brordway Sandford Giles, lumber office., above n Ferry, res 43 Montgomery Sandford George D, trunk maker, 19 Norton Sandford Joseph, bds 46 n Pearl Sands John, brewer, rear Kirk's brewery Sanford Cornelius, carpenter, 22 Third, Arbor Hill 24* 278 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY MRECTORY.

Sard Grange, draper and tailor, 448 Broadway, res 32 Lodge Sargent Parker, 720 Broadway Satterlee V, physician, office cor Maiden Lane and Chapel Satterlee & Tingley, dentists, cor Maiden Lane and Chapel Satterlee Edward R, h 20 n Pearl Satterlee E R & E, merchants, 61 State Satterlee E, Kane's park Savage John, skipper, 38 Green Savage Simeon, tinman, 149 Orange Savage Roland, shoemaker, 126 Jefferson Savage James, commission merchant, 117 Pier, h 68 Chapel Savage Jeremiah, laborer, 41 Colonie Sawyer Abraham, 27 Montgomery Sawyer William, shoemaker, 54 s Pearl Sayles J O, bds Mansion House Sayles James, grocer, 2 William, h 63 Maiden Lane Sa) les James, jr, groceries and provisions, cor Wil­ liam and Howard Sayles Alexander, shoemaker, £00 Green Say les J & G M, (John & G M) merchants, 62 Quay Sayles George M, 30 Lancaster Sayles John. 29 Jay Sayles Charles, shoemaker, 2S9 s Pearl Sayles Charles jr, shoemaker, 83 s Peail Scannel Win, nailor, 409 Stale Scanlan John, grocer, 4 Columbia Scanlan Wm, grocer, 5 Maiden Lane Scanlan Dennis, grocer, 13 Quay Schaddelle Franz, boarding house 19 Montgomery Schase Sebastian, 266 Washington Schemerhorn Wm, carpenter, 13 Park Sihtmerhoin Jacob, physician, 191 State HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 279

Schemerhorn Polly widow, 29 Ten Broeck Schermerhorn Morgan L, 275 State Schermerhorn John, cartman, 57 Union Schiffer II II & Son, coffee and spice dealers, 86 Washington Schley, Philip, file cutter, 221V Pearl Schneller, Rev J A, pastor St Mary's Church, res 41 Columbia Schoolcraft Miss Caroline, millinery and fancy goods, 54 4 * Pearl Schoolcraft, Raymond & Johnson, wholesale grocers, 14 and 16 Hudson Schoolcraft Abraham S, grocer, 349 Broadway, res 59 Union Schoolcraft John L, (S R & J) bds City Hotel Schoonmaker Peter B, silver plater, 303 s Pearl Schoonmaker John J, 86 Bleecker Schoonmaker & Long, carriage makers, 284 s Pearl Schoonmaker Peter, 305 s Pearl Schoonmaker John, oyster house, 641 Broadway, res 75 Patroon Schoonmaker Jacob, jr, 157 Broad Schroeder Henry, 7 Howard Schuyler Cortland, grocer, 865 Broadway Schuyler & Co, tow boat office, 29 Quay Schuyler Thomas, forwarding merchant, 29 Quay, h 264 s Pearl Schuyler Philip L, 213 n Pearl Schuyler Wm C, attorney &c, 1 Phcenix Place, w Eagle Schuyler widow Samuel, 250 s Pearl Schuyler James, grocer, cor Bassett and Franklin Schuyler Mrs S P, 213 n Pearl Schuyler Lawrence L, 12 Lumber 280 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Schuyler Samuel, 90 Bassett Schworer John, grocer, 200 Washington Scobie Wm, Park House, 27 Hudson Scofield John, tailor, 53 Second, Arbor Hill Scor^by Win, carpenter, 79 Swan, Aibor Hill Scolt Wm, 58 Montgomery Scott Henry, laborer, 51 Jacks n Scott Mrs Ann, 31 Maiden Lane Scott David I, silver plater, 13 Beaver Scott Wm H, jr, 25 Beaver Scott George C. blacksmith, 136 Lydius Scott John, 19 Van Woert Scott Richard H, 132 Lydius Scott Wm B, grocer, cor Swan and Second, Arbor Hill Scott Jacob, shoemaker, 164 s Pearl Scott Wm J & R H, gunsmiths, 3 Beaver, h 21 John Scott Patrick, tailor, 99 Bassett Scott James, 50 Lawrence Scott John, harness maker, w side Little Basin, res 69 Colore Scott Jane, tailoress, 36J s Lansing Scott John, segar maker, Third, above Lark, Arbor Hill Scott John, 67 Broadway Scott Thomas, 274 Washington Scott John, grocer, 167 Broadway Scott Robert, 16 Bleecker Scott George, 381 State Scovel Ashley, 72 Chapel Scovel Nelson, City Marshal, 18 High Scovel Charles, with R J & Schoolcralt, bds 51 n Pearl Scovel Jared,inn keeper, 202 Washington 281

Scovil Oliver, 31 State, h 28 Fayette Sciafford Hiram, 160 Washington Scrafford John D, carpenter, 23 Van Woert Scrafford George II, carpenter, 49 Spring Scriber Henry, carpenter, 51 n Lansing Scribner Benjamin C, 23 Dallius Scriven Gardner, 65 Colonie Scriven Warren, 3 n Ferry Scryver Eli C, pedler, 62J n Lansing Scully Edward, tailor, 11 Spring Seagrave John, tailor, 11 Van Tromp Seagrave James, grocer, 28 Quay Seath James, 83 Lawrence Seaton George E, painter, 190 s Pearl, h 196 Green SECRETARY OF STATE, office State Hall, cor Eagle and Pine Sealy Eliza A, western turnpike, above Asylum Seary John, drayman, 35 Lumber Seaver Benjamin, 678 Broadway Seely Ann widow, 47 Dallius Seely Abe), bds Dayton House Seely Isaac, shoemaker, 28 Patroon Sedam Charles, 72 Fulton Seiber Michael, 29 Van Zandt Selby Thomas, mason, 325 Washington Selby Wm, 14 Willett Sellick widow, 8 High Selkirk Alexander, (VV & S,) 26 Dallius Selkirk Rev Edward, 68 Herkimer Seltz Louis, pedler, 150 Broad Sintzenich John, tailor, 123 Franklin Serrington Wm B, pastor Colored Baptist Church, res 352 Lydius Server Robert, 60 n Ferry 282

Serviss Win, grocer, cor Beaver and Lod'*e, res 61 Lodge Settle Jacob M, attorney, &c, 79 State, bds Ameri­ can Sesagrant , furrier, 61 Second, Arbor Hill Sexton Charles, carpenter, 109 Orange Seymour James, cartman, rear 42 Philip Seymour Lewis, carpenter, 91 Grand Seymour Win, inspector of the port, office 1st floor Exchange, h 107 Columbia Seymour & Russ, bookbinders, S2 State Seymour Timothy, bookbinder, 62 Patroon Seymour Robert M, bds City Hotel Seymour, (Robert M) Forsyth (VV VV,) & Co, (E A Robinson,) hide merchants, 6 State Shaddiek Gilbert, basket-maker, 340 Washington n b Shaddiek Thomas, 66 Lawrence Shaen Patrick, furrier, 109 Canal Shafer widow Ann, 53 Dallius Shafer Belinda, milliner, 63 s Pearl Shaler Brainard, 42 Ferry Shanahan widow, grocer, 108 Broad Shanks Robert, fruit dealer, 51 Union Shanley Wm, laborer, 99 Ferry Shanley Patrick, 142 Orange Shannon John, 23 Van Z-indt Sharkey Michael, 65 Maiden Lane Sharp Joshua C, moulder, Hamilton, to Dove Sharp Absalom M, <-artma:>, We.-terlo, w Swan Sharp Jacob, 18 Orange Sharp Margaret, 65 Maiden Lane Sharp David, cartman, Westerlo, w Swan Sharp Jonathan, laborer, 314 Washington Sharpe David, rear 332 Washington HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 283

Sharts John, 36 Hamilton Shattuck James A, mason, 190 n Pearl Shaver Win, potter, 169 Hudson Shaver John, 90 Washington Shaver Conrad, 348 Washington, n b Shaver Charles I, 860 Broadway Shaver V P, portrait painter, 25 Van Schaick Shaver Lewis, moulder, 51 Bradford Shaw Henry, clothes dresser, 27 Van Woert Shaw Matthew, fancy store, 750 Broadway Shaw Wm, 64 Second, Arbor Hill Shaw Eleanor T, teacher of music and dancing, cor Lancaster and Eagle Shaw Harriet widow, 73 Grand Shaw Leonard D, ship chandlery, 1 State, res 694 Broadway Shaw Sidney R H, shoemaker, 166 Orange Shaw Robert, 18 n Pearl Shaw Mrs Eleanor, boarding-house, 1 Lancaster Shaw Luton, blacksmith, shop 99 Green, h 1 Lan­ caster Shaw John, 189 Orange Shaw Richard, ropemaker, 151 Lumber Shaw Wm, pattern maker, 66 Lumber Shaw Daniel 1), 8 Quackenbush Shaw Royal, 25 Union Shaw Abel, tinsmith, 122 Spring Shaw Harmon, blacksmith, 3S Water Shaw John II, ropemaker, 22 Second, Aibor Hill Shay Morriss, moulder, 8 Baker's Court Shay Daniel, laborer, 12 Dennison Shay John, 77 Broadway Shay Join, mason Douw's Building Shay Patrick, laborer, 75 Broadway Shea John, laborer, 45 First, Arbor Hill 284 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Shea Wm, moulder, 193 Green Shear J H, stove dealer, 17 and 19 Green, h 151 Lydius Sheegog Samuel, stove mounter, 75 Broadway Sheil John, laborer, 162 Broad Shelby James, grocer, 227 Broadway Sheldon Mary Ann widow, 130 Spring Sheldons & Wood, wholesale dry goods merchants, 467 and 469 Broadway Sheldon Alexander C, merchant, 467 and 469 Broadway, res 76 Lydius Sheldon & Feltman, Brittannia and Argentina man­ ufactory, 23 and 24 Dean Sheldon Gaylor, 76 Lydius Sheldon Smith, 74 Lydius Sheldon Alexander, attorney, &c, 59 State Sheldon Samuel, laborer, 35 Cdnal Shell Abraham, grocer, h 20 Park Shepard Sylvester F, merchant tailor, 313 Broad­ way, res 89 Lydius Shepard S O, attorney, &c, 3 Broadway, bds Amer­ ican Hotel Shepard J G, 21 Lancaster Shepard Daniel W, 21 Spring Shepard Geo, bds 130 State Shepherd A, undertaker, 97 State, res 72 Patroon Shepherd Alexander, cabinet maker, 72 Patroon Shepherd Robert, 661 Broadway Shepherd Mrs Catharine, 30 Lodge Shepherd Samuel M, 837 Broadway Shepherd John, carpenter, 355 Lydius Shepherd Brice, carpenter, 15 Franklin Place Shepherd John, 57 Howard Shepley Josiah, black-smith, 163 * Pearl Sheridan Wm, 164 Lumber Sheridan Wm laborer, 51 Mulberry HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 285

Sheridan James, laborer, 13 Westerlo Sheridan John, cor Dallius and s Lansing Sheridan Barney, cartman, cor First, Aibor Hill Sherman Henry, druggist, 597 Broadway, bds 58 Division Shearman Thomas, confectioner, cor Schuyler arid * Pearl Sherman Watts, cashier City Bank, res 4 Academy Park Sherman Josiah J, (J & Co,) Congress Hall Sherman Epaphras J, attorney, &c, office 502 i Broadway, bds Delavan Sherman widow, 5 Swan Sherman Daniel C, bds Boston House, 15 Dean Sherman Henry, mason, 72 Grand Sherman Thomas, plasterer, cor Arch and Broad Sherman Wm, 52 Ferry Sherman Joseph, laborer, 108 Water Sherman Maria, school teacher, 5 Swan Sherman J & Co, (Galen Batchelor & Edward C Batchelor) merchants, 18 State SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Jail Sherry Bridget, 7 Lansing Sherry widow John, grocer, 89 Canal Sherwood Stephen, bds U S Hotel Sherwood Richard, segar maker, 83 Canal Sherwood Joseph, segar maker, west end n Pearl Sherwood Thomas J, tobacconist, 4 Canal Sherwood Stephen A, skipper, 115 Church Sherwood Lemuel, 59 Division Shields Christopher, tailor, 62 Union Shields Francis S, fish dealer, 31^ Canal Shields Francis, laborer, Third above Swan, Arbor Hill Shields Bernard, cooper, 159 Lumber 25 286 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY-

Shields Adam, 22 Van Schaick Shields Adam jr, tobacconist, 58 Van Schaick Shields Henry, grocer, 345 State, cor Lark Shields widow Elizabeth, 37 John Shiffer Henry VV, drug store, 458 Broadway, bds 5 Dean Shirley Edward, second hand furniture, 34i * Pearl Shirley Philip, cartman, 82 Broad Shloss Simon, 24 Liberty Shloss Moses, dry goods, 342 Broadway, h 15 Ha­ milton Shoemaker William, 880 Broadway Shoemaker Jacob, Eastern Hotel, 144 Broadway Shonts John A, grocer, 210 Water, h 212 ShontsJohn, 13 Lawrence Short Patrick, laborer, 9 Spring Short Henry, cooper, 9 Grand Alley Short Joseph, carpenter, 140 Franklin Short Thomas, laborer, 76 Van Woert Shortis Geoige R, bds Townsend House Shorkey James, blacksmith, 55 Liberty Shulty Ferdinand, pedler, 246 * Pearl Suffleboiham Eli, carpenter, 66 Eagle Shumway Alfred, mason, 102 Spring Shulter Wm, gardener, 338 Washington, « b Shuster Gilbert, 85 s Pearl Shute B H, bds Delavan House Sickles Philip, boatman, 10 Co'umbit Sickles James, 192} Spencer Sickles Samuel, pedler, 134 Broad Sickles John A, grocer, 76 s Pearl Sickles Abraham, 41 Union Sickles Alexander, ropemaker, 172 Lumber Sickles Abraham, butcher, 120 Second, Arbor Hill Sickles Abram, jr, blacksmith, 13 s Lansing HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 287

Sickles William, 10 Columbia Sickles Maiy, widow of Stephen, nurse, 174 n Pearl Signa Mary, 81 Third, A.bor Hill Sigsby Nicholas, 183 Washington Siess Joseph, tailor, 37 Clinton Sill John bds Miss Fitch Silliman John G, pilot, 86 Fulton Silsby Thomas, skipper, 16 John Sim Francis, blacksmith, 76 Canal „ Simmons Bernard B, tailor, 75 Rensselaer Simmons Elijah, fish stall, Centre Market, h 23 s Pearl Simmons Erastus, cartman, Westerlo continued neat- Dove Simmons Ives L, 183 Bioadway Simmons widow Mary, 15 Dove Ssmmons Francis, 165 s Pearl Simons Benjamin, cartman, 160 Spring Simons Morris, carpenter, 175 Orange Simons Patrick, laborer, 71 Rensselaer Simons John, tobacconist, 805 Broadway- Simons George, cartman, 164 Spring Simons John, grocer, 780 Broadway Simons Henry, cartman, 160 Spring Simons Peter, cartman, 183 Orange Simpson James, nailor, 53 n Lansing Simpson Robert, nailor, 115 Nucella Simpson Win, laborer, 104 Water Simpson Moses, pedler, 36 Eeny Simpson John, grocer, 235 s Pearl Singer Miss, millinery, 50 s Pearl Singmeiser John, 6 Alexander Sipple John, carpenter, 52 Canal Sisson Noel E, Dauguerreotyping, 496 Broadway, h 51 Maiden Lane 288 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Sitterly Elizabeth, 19 Hawk Siver Wm A, porter house, 58 Washington Sizer Michael, 42 Philip Skelly Andrew, laborer, S5 Van Woert Skerritt Margaret, 4 High Skerritt Jane, preceptress, 4 High Skerritt Mary, pieceptress, 4 High Skillicorn Thos, shoemaker, 33 Washington corner Snipe Skinkle John, laborer, 33 Westerlo Skinner Chas F, 264 Broadway Skinner James, mason, 50 Phillip Skinner Miss Louisa, 59 Chapel Skinner Charles, bds 7 Montgomery Skinner Ebsha W, 7 Montgomery Skinner Charles, cartman, 213 Broad Skully Edward, 6 Centre Slack Granville, merchant, 77 Quay, h 134 Hamilton Slason Edward B, saddle and harness maker, 38 State, h 1 Wendell Slater Mortimer, 12 Lumber Slaterny Michael, laborer, 43 Van Schaick Slaven Patrick, hack driver, 40 Ferry Slaven Wm, 8 Baker's Court Slaven Michael, carpenter, 3 Park Slaven Peter, carpenter, rear of 3 Park Slaven Henry, laborer, 34 Jefferson Slaven Michael, grocer, cor Broadway and Schuy­ ler Slawson Jonathan, cake pedler, 123 Lydius Slawson William, laborer, 24 Wilson Slawson John, 42 Montgomery Slawson W F, livery stable, 79 Maiden Lane, h 29 Fayette Slawson Selleck, shoemaker, 91 Green HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 289

Slingerland widow D B, 75 Lydius Slingerland A M, 75 Lydius Sliter Wm, harness maker, s side Basin, h 49 Co­ lonie Sloan Edmund, 202 Hamilton Sloan Patrick, 165 Lumber Slosson Charles, at City Hotel Small Hugh, grocer, 98 Quay- Small James, shoemaker, 725 Broadway Small Peter, 725 Broadway- Smiley Patience, widow, 50 Hamilton Smith Thomas, 104 Washington Smith widow, 86 Church Smith Romeyn, 379 Broadway, h 514 Smith Peter, moulder, 46 Fayette Smith & Brickner, stoneware manufacturers, 221 Washington Smith Patrick, laborer, rear 23 Canal Smith Richard, tailor, 50 Lydius Smith & Hawley, builders, 54 Bleecker Smith James, laborer, 47 W'ater Smith Arthur A, cartman, 109 First, Arbor Hill Smith, widow Sarah, tailoress, 105 Spring Smith Monmouth, pedler, 123 Franklin Smith Patrick, grocer, 50 Van Schaick Smith David A, 56 Hudson Smith & Packard, groceries and provisions, cor Green and Hudson Smith Wm, blacksmith, 40 John Smith T W, proprietor Oregon House, 551 Broad­ way Smith John Sumner, exchange office, 20 Beaver Smith David, 72 Canal Smith, (Wm,) Cary (Isaac H,) & Moseley, (B F,) wholesale dealers in dry goods, 247 & 249 Broadway 25* 290 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY

Smith Mark, 188 Green Smith Wm, 28 Hamilton Smith John, moulder, 21 I Broad Smith William, (S C & M,) 31 s Pearl Smith Andrew, stove mounter, 54 Hamilton Smith Samuel, 45 First, Arbor Hill Smith Peter, coppersmith, 16 Beaver, Smith Samuel, Centre Smith Barney, laborer, 24 Howard Smith Jacob, pedler, 261 s Pearl Smith William, blacksmith, 36 Montgomery Smith Israel, 759 Broadway- Smith Henry, laborer, 53 Lawrence Smith John, carpenter, rear 43 Canal Smith Daniel, produce dealer, 39 Quay, res 110 ; Pearl Smith Jeremiah, 79 Washington Smith Theodore D, 69 Hudson Smith John, laborer, 15 Lumber Smith Barney, grocer, 16 Second, Arbor Hill Smith Hjnry V, carpenter, 98 Swan, near Arbor Hill Smiih Ezekiel, grocer, 17 Washington Smith Ralph, merchant, 72 Washington, res 63 Spring Smith widow, grocer, 1S7 Broadway Smith Edward, 105 Spring Smith Isaac B, bds Mansion House Smith Hugh, laborer, 768 Broadway Smith Daniel, shoemaker, 732 Broadway Smith & Dexter, pie and cake bakery, 798 Broad way Smith Morgan Lewis, 79S Broadway Smith John, moulder, 61 Broadway Smith Andrew, 81 Canal Smith Peter, laborer, rear 76 Canal HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 291

Smith Zachariah, merchant, 328 Broadway,h 9Lan­ caster Smith John, weaver, 32 Third, Arbor Hill Smiih Bernard, grocer, 269 5 Pearl Smith Henry M, 105 Columbia Smilh Wm L, slater, 13 Fayette Smith George, victualler, 60 Washington Smith Edward, laborer, Green below Arch Smith David, teamster, 78 Orange Smith James, teamsler, 78 Orange Smith John B, weigher and measurer, 68 Law­ rence Smith Wm, harnessmaker, cor Broadway and Ham­ ilton, res 21 Ferry Smilh David, 113 Hamilton Smith Wm, carpenter, 1 Dallius cor Lydius Smith John, mason, 5 Catharine Smith David, groceries, 80 s Pearl Smith J Stanley, 170 n Pearl Smith Anthony, shoemaker, 336 Washington Smith Jacob, cartman, 268 Lydius Smith Le Grand, proprietor Mansion House Smilh Arthur, 32 Spring Smith Isaac, cabinet maker, 52 Ferry Smith Francis, grocer, 5 J Lydius Smith Nicholas, 72 Wilson Smilh Thomas, physician, 31 Van Woert Smith Franklin, deputy sheriff and jailor, res jail cor Howard and Eagle Smith David, carpenter, 67 Arch Smith Jacob, 55 Colonie Smith Daniel, 46 Washington Smith Joseph, 41 Clinton Smith Patrick, engineer, 41 Van Woert Smith J W, vanemaker, 317 State Smith Elias, mason, 353 State 92 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Smith Edward, fruit dealer, 105 Spring Smythurst Henry D, office 122 Pier, bds 160 Lydius Smyth Charles T, merchant, 40 Quay, h 3 Mont­ gomery Smyth James, bds 31Dean Smythger John A, cartman, 76 Patroon Smullen Peter widow, 39 Canal Snell James, shoe store, 370 Broadway, res 3 Union Snow Philo, carpenter, 26 Union Snowden Henry, 495 Washington s b Snowden Wm J, butcher, Third, Aibor Hill Snowden Charles, victualler, 786 Broadway Snowden Charles, 162 Swan Snyder L C, 45 Lumber Snyder Peter, cabinet maker, 7 Swan Snyder Henry W, 6 Rose Snyder Peter, 88 Schuyler Snyder Andrew, piano maker, Elk west of Swan Snyder George, piano maker 160 Hudson Somerandyck Geo W jr, b'ding house, 23 Hamilton Soulden William, book keeper, 64 State, h 79 Lydius Southen Stephen, laborer, 349 Washington, n b Sotham WTm H, bds American Southwick William, book binder, 4 Jay Southwick widow of Solomon, Buel farm Southwick Henry C, Buel farm Southwick Henry C, canal collector, Little Basin, res 22 Norton Southwick Henry C jr, clerk in canal department, bds 22 Norton Spalding Gilbert R, 88 s Pearl Spanier Louis, cider and vinegar yard, 801 Broad­ way, h 8i 3 Sparks George, 97 Third, Arbor Hill Spears William, 42 Lawrence Spears Timothy, 12 Little Basin, h 40 Lawrence HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 293

Spelman, (B R & R L,) dealers in combs and fancy goods, 494 Broadway Spelman R L, 105 Columbia Spelman B R, 59 Orange Spencer Mrs Catharine, 61 * Lansing Spencer Brown, painter, 79 Church Spencer John C, 111 Washington Spencer T G, superintendent railroad, 92 Second, Arbor Hill Spencer John P, plasterer, 62 Herkimer Spencer Hosea, carpenter, 17 Liberty Spencer Daniel, 39 Grand Spencer Austin, inspector distilled spirits, 32 Dean res 162 Lumber Spencer Philip, grocer, 199 Washington Spencer John, bds Eagle Street Hotel Spencer Samantha widow, 211 Hamilton Sperro Jeremiah, boatman, 19 First, Arbor Hill Spice Thomas, laborer, 43 Second, Arbor Hill Spizen Isaac, 285 Washington s b Spintler David, locksmith, 100 Nucella Spohr John, rear 33 Van Woert Spooner Samuel, 344 Washington n b Sporborg Louis, 142 s Pearl Sporborg Josenh, dry goods, 85 s Pearl Sprague Rev William B, pastor Second Presbyterian Church, h 58 Chapel Sprague Henry B, 25 Beaver Sprague Horace, manufacturer of tobacco, snuff and segars, 54 Dean, res 47 Montgomery Spratt Horatio N, carpenter, 54 Rensselaer Springsteecl David, dealer in drugs, medicines and oils, cor Lydius and s Pearl, res 116 s Pearl Springsteecl widow Sarah, 2334 s Pearl Springsteecl Jacob, livery and exchange stable, res 116 s Pearl 294 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Springsleed John, 59 Fulton Sprinks James, glover, 163 Hamilton Sprung Hiram, wheelwright, shop 76 Church, 58 Schuyler Sprung James, 47 Arch Sprung John, 98 Colonie Squires Thomas, exchange office, 123 Pier, res 233 s Pearl Squires widow Belsey, 233 s Pearl Squires widow Clarrissa, 42| Ferry ST PAUL'S (Episcopal) CHURCH, * Pearl ST PETER'S (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH, corner State and Lodge ST JOHN'S (Catholic) Ferry ST MARY'S (Catholic) CHURCH, corner Pine and Chapel ST JOSEPH'S (Catholic) ORPHAN ASYLUM, 14 Lodge ST JOSEPH'S (Catholic) CHURCH, Cor Lumber and n Pearl ST JOHN'S (Catholic) SCHOOL, corner Dallius and Rensselaer St John David, superintendent Capitol St John John W, proprietor Boston Hotel, 15 antl 17 Dean St John Cyrenus, bds Boston Hotel St John John, laborer, 72 Arch Stadtler John F, tailor, 5 n Pearl Stahl John, bds Broadway House Staats Peter P, physician, 41 Ferry Staats Barent P, physician, 53 n Pearl, cor Steuben Staats John B, bds Townsend House Staats John L, 4 s Pearl Staats William N, 172 Franklin Staats Mrs Mary, 29 Church Staats David, pedler, 63 Second, Arbor Hill Staats Christina widow, 131 Hudson HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 295

Stackpole John, cartman, 346 Lydius Stackpole John, cabinet maker, 24 Montgomery Stackhouse John, butcher, 482 Washington Stafford widow Noble, 80 Colonie Stall Miss Charlotte, 50£ Second, Arbor Hill Stalker Martin, 124 Washington Standish Zachariah, globe maker, 271 Washington Standford Josiah, Schenectady turnpike Standford Leland, 42 Washington Stanford Charles, grocer, 42, h 93 Washington Stanford A P, 84 Green Stanford Josiah jr, Farmer's Hotel, 42 Washington Stanford De Witt C, 42 Washington Stanton G W, merchant, cor State and Quay, res 110 Washington Stanton G W jr, merchant, cor State and Quay, rei cor n Pearl and Steuben Stanton William B, botanic physician, 109 s Pearl Stanton Thomas, laborer, 119 Snipe STANWIX HALL, cor Broadway and Maiden Lane Stanwix George, brick maker, cor Broad and Arch Stanwix John, brick maker, 6 Catharine Stanwix George jr, carpenter, cor Arch and Broad Stapleton Michael, 61 Fulton Stark David J, bds Carlton Stark James, laborer, 506 Washington, n b Starks Michael, laborer, 101 Swan Starks Nathan, blacksmith, 82 Quay, res 89 Church, boiler shop, Quay near Ferry Starr Lazarus, pedler, 148 Broad STATE LOCK, Little Basin STATE ARSENAL, Broadway cor Lawrence STATE HALL, Eagle, cor Steuben and Pine Stead Martin, 59 Liberty Steele John F, (W & S,) 66 State, h 63 Lodge Steele Richard, 101 Swan 296 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Steele Lemuel, 80 Lydius Steele & Co, (Lemuel, George B, and Robt M King,) paper hanging warehouse, 360 and 362 Broadway Steele George B, 80 Lydius Steele Rev A, pastor Methodist church, 29 PlaiD Steele Oliver, 8 Liberty Steele (Levi) & Durrie, (Daniel S) de; ler in books, stationery, &c, 37S Broadway Steele Roswell, coach and saddlery hardware, 420 Broadway, h 48 Jay, alderman 10th Ward Steele Samuel, keeper of district school, 4 Liberty Steele Mary, widow of Daniel, 16 Rose Steele widow of Levi, 27 Division Steele Levi, 27 Division Steele Charles H, 27 Division Steen Jacob, furnaceman, 144 Franklin Stect William, laborer, Willett Steinson James S, 112 Hamilton Sterling John, mason, 87 Third, Arbor Hill Sterling William F, 34 Union Sternbeigh Jacob, attorney, &c, res 59 s Pearl Sternberg David L, proprietor of Peail st House Sterne Martin, baker, 123 Arch Sterne Isaac, Dutch boarding house, 276 Broadway Sterne Moses, pedler, 112 Broad Sterne Manuel, pedler, 172 * Pearl Sterne Manuel, shoemaker, 117 Arch Steenburgh Peter, painter, 244 Washington Stevens Edward, moulder, 162 Hudson Stevens John, gardener, 181 Second, Arbor Hill Stevens Royal, 123 Pier Stevens Peter D, turner, 30 Church, res 296 State Stevens George M, turner in general, 50 Howard. h 296 State Stevens Enoch J, type founder, 41 Beaver Stevens Cyrus, office 480 Broadway, h 103 n Pearl HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 297

Stevens Samuel, attorney, &c, (480 Broadway,) h 6 Academy- Park Stevens James, shoemaker, 79 Canal Stevens Oscar F, bds U S House Stevens, S & C, attorneys, &c, 480 Broadway Stevens George W, People's Line, agent, 27 Hud­ son Stevenson Richard, cartman, 125 Jefferson Stevenson Hugh, moulder, 152 Second, Arbor Hill Stevenson James, moulder, 152 Second, Arbor Hill Stevenson Robert, moulder, 25 Wilson Stevenson James, cartman, 54 Montgomery Stevenson Samuel, 171 Lydius Stevenson James T, 121 Pier, h 171 Lydius Stevenson James, president Firemen's Insurance Co, office 44 State, h 146 State Stevenson James, laborer, 48 Dallius Stevenson Mark, 148 Jefferson Stewart James, 22 Westerlo Stewart William, 186 n Pearl Stewart James jr, tavern and grocery, 22 Westerlo Stewart Thomas, cor Green and Lydius Stewart Alexander, carpenter, 14S Jefferson Stewart Adam, cartman, 47 Fayette Stew-art John, carpenter, 49 Ferry Stewart Widow, 8 Cross Stewart William H, furrier, Third above Lark Stewart Charles, silversmith, 23 Jackson Stewart Wm A, carpenter, 231 Lumber Stewart Charles, gardener, 72 Van Wroert Stickney Moses W, spice store, 9 Exchange, h 47 Green Stiles widow Sally P, 200 Hamilton Stiles Ethan, patent leather manufacturer, 104 Spring, h 104 26 298 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Stiles Isaac, shoemaker, 265 Washington Stiles Maria, ornamental hair factory, 23 Hudson, h 12 Liberty Stiles Charles S, shoemaker, 3 Daniel Stiller Jacob, tanner, 60 Schuyler Stilwell John W, clerk, 28 Beaver Stilwell Thomas B, tobacco and segar factory 817 & 818 Broadway, bds Saratoga House Stilwell Wm B, dry goods, 80 State, res 121 Green Stitt George, 115 Third, Arbor Hill Stitt David, 59 Second, Arbor Hill Stockton John, accountant, 79 Church Stockly Caleb A, 67 Orange Stoiker James, 5 Lawrence Court Stoker Richard, porter, cor Swan and Lumber Stokes S P, 138 Washington Stone Alfred, res 37 Beaver Stone Henry D, book and job printer, cor State and Green, res 37 Beaver Stone Philip, shoemaker, 29 Union Stone E L, bds Mansion House Stoneham Mark, boatman, 72 Lydius Stonehouse John B, cabinetmaker, cor Green and Hamilton Stores Win, waiter, 50 Hamilton Storey William, bellows maker, 237 State Storey Richard, gardener, 156 Spring Storey Terence, cartman, 47 Van Schaick Storey Robert, shoemaker, 81 s Pearl Storey Michael, laborer, 39 Elm Storey Benjamin, barber, 194 Water Stover Ensign, 75 n Pearl Storm Sarah, 5 Canal Strain Joseph, manufacturer of soap and candles, 59, h 63 Church HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 299

Strain John, pedler, 55 Howard Strain John F, keeper of the arsenal, res 836 Broad­ way Strain Henry, 101 Orange S;rain Hugh, brickmaker, 115 Lumber Streval Matthew, wood merchant, 140 s Pearl Street William, 42 s Lansing Street Richard, merchant tailor, 446 Broadway, h29 First, Arbor Hill Street Alfred B, attorney, &c, 19 Commercial Build­ ings, h 32 Dove Streeter Jarvis, 246 5 Pearl Streeter A S, bds 39 Columbia Streeter V R, bds 39 Columbia Streeter Samuel, rear of 38 First, Arbor Hill Stremble Andrew, piano forte maker, 354 Lydius Strong George W, city measurer and weigher, 179 n Pearl Strong Thomas J, 75 Division Strong Anthony M, (A M & W N S) 44 n Pearl Strong, Miss Sarah C, dressmaker, bds 35 Maiden Lane Strong Samuel, keeper junction tavern Strong Wm N, (A M & W N S,) 75 Division Strong Robert, 80 Green Strong widow Jane, 32 Patroon Strong A M & W N, importers and wholesale deal­ ers in dry-groods, 3 and 5 Broadway Strong Alexander, mason, 474 Lydius Sthrop Joseph, pedler, 171 Broad Strother John, basement 5, s Dutch church, cor John Strumbull John, cooper, 415 Schenectady turnpike Stryker William, tailor, 90 Second, Arbor Hill Stryker James P, bowling saloon, cor Church and Herkimer 300 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Stubblefield David, bds Clintoa Hotel Stum John, tailor, 121 Franklin Suddard John, cooper, 24 Van Zandt Sugden Wm M, 190 Hamilton Sullivan Timothy, clothing store, 2 n Lansing Sullivan Murky, boatman, 71 Church Sullivan widow, 79 s Pearl Sullivan widow Jeremiah, 1 Lawrence Sullivan James, shoemaker, 85 First, Arbor Hill Sullivan William, shoemaker, 7 n Lansing Sullivan James, moulder, 2 Baker's Court Sullivan John, laborer, 7 n Lansing Sullivan Peter, laborer, 19 s Lansing Sullivan Eugene, butcher, 484 Washington, n b Sullivan John, blacksmith, Park, near State Sullivan John, laborer, 204 5 Pearl Sullivan widow Catharine, 3 Carroll Sullivan Timothy, boatman, 100 Swan Sullivan Dennis, moulder, 13 Columbia Sullivan Timothy, boatman, 91 Schuyler Sullivan Sylvester, cooper, 79 Rensselaer Sullivan Michael, moulder, Mulberry Sullivan Lawrence, laborer, 135 Church Sullivan Dennis, grocer, 38 Bensselaer Summers John, mason, 9 Catharine Sumner Alanson, 103 Herkimer SUPREME COURT CLERK'S OFFICE, State Hall SURROGATE'S OFFICE, City Hall SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, State Hall Sutliff Ezra A, provision store, 29 Lancaster, h 19 Lancaster Sutliff T W & T M, grocers, 741 Broadway Sutherland, James, res 45 Mulberry Swabacher Moses, 239 s Pearl Swain Samuel R, 682 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 301

Swain Robert, tailor and draper, 616 Broadway Swan Esther, 43 Orange Swan Catherine, rear 33 Maiden Lane Swan Daniel, cook, 33 Maiden Lane Swap Frederick, Hudson, west of Dove Swarts Frederick, butcher, 94 Willett Swartz George, victualling stall, Centre Market, h Lydius, west of Knox Swartz Simpson, grocer, cor Green and Ferry Swartz Lewis, pedler, 239 s Pearl Swartz Abram, pedler, 133 Broad Swartzfiguer Daniel, tobacconist, Westerlo, east of Dove Swartzfiguer Mrs E, widow, 16 Lumber Swayne John, laborer, 50 Orange Swasey Stephen, dyer, 97 Schuyler Sweet widow Elizabeth, 7 Washington Sweeny Edward, 20 Washington Sweeny Thomas, laborer, 69 Rensselaer Sweeny Thomas, grocer, cor Quay and Bleecker Swift Hugh, clothing store, 55 Quay, res 32 Clin­ ton Swift James, 32 Clinton Swinburne John, physician, office 63 Eagle, res 43 Jay Switzer Henry, hairdresser, 249 Broadway Switzer Conrad, 249 Broadway Sylvester Forwardyce, 751 Broadway SYNAGOGUE JEW, 8 Rose T. TAAFFE JOHN J, hat and cap warehouse, I Ex­ change Building, res 19 Jefferson Taaffe Timothy, laborer 101 First Arbor Hill Taaffe William, 152 Jefferson 26* 302 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Taaft George, 103 Colonie Taber Azor, attorney, &c, office and residence 109 State Tapgart J G, artist, 16 Steuben, bds Mansion House Talcott Daniel W, 201 n Pearl Talcott S V, 748 Broadway Talcott & Hosmer, slave and lumber dealers, 63 Quay and 53 Pier Tallant AD, 117 Broadway, Tallman William T, carpenter, 41 Lumber Tallman Darius, groceries and provisions, Little Ba­ sin, 8 n Lansing, res 54 Lawrence Tallman Brittan B, 2 Wilson Tallman Jonathan, 128 Water, corner Colonie Tallmadge George, 18 n Lansing Tallon James, morocco-dresser, 177 Green Tammany Henry, clerk, ISO A- Pearl Tanner John, printer, Ed Gavel, 16 Commercial Buildings Tappan widow Martha, 66 Liberty Tarbell and Garrison, grocers, 4 Division Tarlan Adam, furnaceman, rear 109 Washington Tarrant George jr, cooper, 118i Water, Tarrant George, cooper, 45 Liberty Tale John A, hairdresser, 141 Swan Taylor and Higgins, stoneyard, 175 Broadway Taylor Robert, cartman, 48 Ferry Taylor Robert, moulder, 20 Daniels Taylor Jonathan, 15 Canal Taylor Jonathan, Victualler, cor Canal and Chapel Taylor John R, 81 Lydius Taylor Robert, variety store, 51 s Pearl Taylor R H, tailor, 168 Jefferson Taylor John R, blacksmith, 8 Jay Taylor Richard wheelwright, 20 and 21$ Washing­ ton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 303

Taylor Thomas, wheelwright, 20 and 211 Washing­ ton Taylor John, 73 Lydius Taylor widow, 212 Broad Taylor William, laborer, 73 Colonie Taylor Charles VV, 2 Rose, cor Hamilton Taylor William, teamster, 356 Washington, n b Taylor James, grocery and provision store, corner of Green and s Lansing, h 129 Green Taylor James, wood and coal dealer, 166 Broadway h 137 Green Taylor John & Sons, brewers, soap and candle ma­ nufacturers, 83 Green, malt house, Quay, rear of s Ferry Taylor George F, carpenter, 14 Henssclaer Taylor Elvin, 31 Elm Taylor James, Cashier Commercial Bank, res 104 Hudson Taylor Baker, Exchange office, 16 Exchange Build­ ing, res 37 Columbia Taylor Justus F, (T & D) 97 Herkimer Taylor James G, coinbmaker, 52 Fayette Taylor James, tobacconist, 99 Van Woert Taylor Philip, shoe store, 41 Washington, res 148 Spring Taylor John, tobacconist, 203 n Pearl Taylor Thomas, grocer cor Patroon and n Pearl, h 90 Patroon Taylor Thomas, livery stable, 40 Church Taylor J W, bds Delavan Taylor & Deforest, dry goods, 422 Broadway Taylor William, cook, 10 Canal Teall Augustus T, 379 Lydius Teall E M, res 680 Broadway Teall E M & Co, forwarding and commission mer­ chants, proprietors Erie Canal Company, 42 Quay up stairs 304 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

'Feeds Eleazer, Westerlo above Swan Teelin Patrick, 162 Orange Teelin widow, 52 Montgomery Teelin James, segar maker, 37 Washington Tiernan Patiick, laborer, 134 Broad Tefft Asa C, bds Miss Fitch's TEMPLE CHAPTER of R A MASONS, St. John's Hall, cor Steuben and Broadway TEMPLE LODGE, cor Steuben and Broadway Temple Robert E, 5 Clinton Square Templeton Philip, 62 Church Ten Broeck C, attorney, &c, 51 Columbia Ten Broeck Wesley, carpenter, 142 Lydius Ten Eyck Conrad A, 17 Montgomery Ten Eyck Harman, 61 n Pearl Ten Eyck Jacob H, 35 n Pearl Ten Eyck Jacob, White Hall Ten Eyck L G, White Hall Ten Eyck Phillip, professor in Albany Abademy, h 476 Broadway Ten Eyck Visscher (T E & Co,) proprietor Evening Journal, 67 State, h 93 Columbia Ten Eyck John, 476 Broadway Ten Eyck Mathias II, tallow chandler, 70 Green, h 117 Green Ten Eyck Jacob L, White Hall Ten Eyck Abraham R, 476 Broadway Ten Eyck Leonard, 17 Montgomery Ten Eyck Isaac, 147 n Pearl Ten Eyck Jacob H, bds 57 Union Ten Eyck Herman G, 16 Orange Ten Eyck Francis, matchmaker, 38 Delaware Ten Eyck Anthony, attorney, &c, 442 Broadway, h 17 Montgomery Ten Eyck & Co, proprietors Evening Journal, 67 Stale HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 305

Ten Eyck Philip, 476 Broadway Terbush Henry, 103 Grand Ternan Daniel, tailor, 167 Orange Terney Jeremiah, laborer, 80 Columbia Terrell Holland, saddler, 29 Elm Terry David, cartman and wood measurer, 13 Herki­ mer Terry Oliver G, 117 Pier, bds Townsend House Terry David jr, cartman, 81 Broad Tetur Henry, 113 Orange Terwillger Lyell, 47 Green Thatcher Elizabeth widow, 35 Maiden Lane Thayer Elihu, joiner, 19 John Thayer Isaac W, 12 Park Thayer Isaac, 12 Park Thayer Waller B, police constable, 87 Herkimer Thics Edward, 28 n Ferry Thomas H, bds at Delavan House Thomas William G, (H & T) bds Delavan House Thomas Richard, cooper, 3 Division, h 14 Liberty Thomas Thomas J, cooper, 31 Bleecker Thomas David, 84 Church Thomas David moulder, 95 Dallius Thomas John, laborer, 96 Water Thomas Benjamin, 69 Westerlo Thomas John jr, coffee and spice store, 10 Exchange h 49 Orange Thomas Charles, straw bat manufacturer, 51 Lydius Thomas John E, moulder, 43 High Thomas George L, dealer in oysters and fruit, 96 Quay Thomas David, cooper, 11 J Bleecker Thomas John, 112 Green Thomas John jr, 112 Green Thomas John, cooper shop, 26 Dean Thomas Caroline widow, 87 Orange 306 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Thomas William, cooper, 12 Grand Thomas William, glass polisher, 70 Ferry Thomson Charles N, grocer, 101 s Pearl Thomson , agent, 81 State Thompkins Joshua, 252 Lydius Thompson John, moulder, 156 State Thompson John, 137 Arch Thompson Wm, 31 Church Thompson Richard H, county physician, office 1 Washington Thompson Jane Ann, 81 Orange Thompson James, 32 Patroon Thompson Reuben R, bone dealer, 7 Morton Thompson Royal, 5 Washington Thompson Robert, (Friend Humphrey & Co,) 16 State, res 761 Broadway- Thompson Benjamin, boarding house, 9 Beaver Thompson Archibald, tobacconist, 190 n Pearl Thompson William, shoe store and h 6 Canal Thompson James, laborer, 185 Broadway Thompson Francis E, 129 Broad Thompson George, 14 Railroad Avenue Thompson Thomas, tailor, 48 Hamilton Thompson Thomas, shoemaker, 116 Lydius Thompson Mary, near Railroad, Broadway- Thompson Robert, 353 State Thompson John, 74 Fulton Thompson Franklin, laborer, 57 Howard Thompson Thomas, rook, 31 n Pearl Thompson widow, 130 Hawk Thompson Richard, fruiterer, 96 State Thorburn Samuel S, cor Broadway and Maiden Lane Thorburn William, Albany seed store, cor Broad­ way and Maiden Lane HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 307

Thorn John II, laborer, 233 n Pearl Thorn Stephen T, manufacturer of camphine, 16 Church, h 11 Rose Thorn William, merchant tailor, 316 Broadway, h 56 s Lansing Thorn William, plane maker, 35 Swan Thornton Abraham, painter, 72 Grand Thornton Philip, cartman, 32 Jefferson Thornton William, painter, 73 Lumber Thorp John, 749 Broadway Thorp, widow of Aaron, 749 Broadway Threadgall John, laborer, 30 Clinton Thurber Charles, carpenter, 100 Washington Tibbets Benjamin, office 525 Broadway, res 123 State Tice John P, carpenter, 47 First, Arbor Hill Tice Isaac, blacksmith, 126 Hudson, res 164 Ticknor Elisha, 60 Liberty Tiernan Thomas, grocer, cor Van Woert and Pearl Tiernan James, laborer, 13 Railroad Avenue Tierney Dennis, tailor, 62 Union Tiffany Mary, dressmaker, 77 Orange Tillinghast John L, attorney, &c, and Stale libra­ rian, bds Franklin Tillinghast William, oil merchant, 13 Hudson, res 18 Jackson Tillyou Elizabeth, widow, 11 Chapel Tingley M A, physician, corner Maiden Lane and Chapel Tingley & Co, manufacturers of patent bedsteads, Tivoli Tingley Otis, Tivoli works Tinkle John, furnaceman, 144 Franklin Titchenor Henry, 12 Pine Titus John, boatman, 94 Canal 308 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Tobey Edward M, res Eagle Street Hotel Toben Miles, brickmaker, 101 Swan, Arbor Hill Tobin Joshua, hatter, 60 Quay, h 9 Columbia Todd Adam, mason, 9 High Todd Hibbard, 161 Washington Todd Robert, 243 s Pearl Todd William, mason, 1 Chesnut Tolman Elijah, 266 s Pearl Tomlinson Oliver M, agent Eagle tow boat line, 21 Hamilton Tompkins Daniel D, mason, 40 Second, Arbor Hill Tompkins John, moulJer, 47 Mulberry Tompkins Robert, shoemaker, 3 Rensselaer Toomay Jeremiah, butcher, 40 Rensselaer Toomay Jeremiah, jr, moulder, 5 Franklin Place Topf Andrew, musician, 232 Washington Topp John, 60 Fayette Topp Wm H, 143 Green Topp Wm H, merchant tailor, 546 Broadwaj, res 143 Green Topp John, barber, 47 Spring, Topping Sylvester, saw filer, Norton, res 46 Plain Toply Francis B, moulder, 25 Westerlo Tosoni Clement, bust manufacturer, 610 Broadway Town Samuel, bds 46 Eagle Towner J O & Co, lumber dealers, 37 Pier Towner J O, 57 Spencer Townsley Gad, merchant, 73 Quay, h 105 Grand Townsley Thomas, 34 Westerlo Townsend Edward, wagon and sleigh maker, cor Church and Arch, res cor Bleecker and Church • TOWNSEND'S FURNACE, cor Hawk and Elk TOWNSEND'S PARK, junction Washington Townsend Franklin & Co, iron store, 64 State, fur­ nace cor Hawk and Elk HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 309

Townsend Theodore, office 64 State, h 142 Townsend John, iron store, 64 State, h 142 Townsend widow of Isaiah, 144 State Townsend Howard, 144 State Townsend Frederick, 144 State Townsend Absalom, attorney, &c, bds 57 Colonie Townsend Charles D, physician, office and house 125 State Townsend John P, druggist, 105} s Pearl, res 138 Hamilton Townsend John F, physician, h 2 Academy Park Townsend Jessup C, cigar maker, 93 Second, Arbor Hill Townsend James, pedler, Third, cor Lark, Arbor Hill Townsend Jessup, carpenter, 69 Second, Arbor Hill Townsend Stephen, 138 Hamilton Townsend Tappen, 81 State, h 27 Lancaster Townsend Isaiah, 144 State Townsend Franklin, 144 State, aid 4th ward Tows Wm R, 68 Lumber Traber Charles, oyster house, 19 Lodge Tracey Hugh, laborer, 80 Arch Tracey John, 757 Broadway Tracey & Edson, distillers and rectifiers, wholesale dealers in wine, liquors and groceries, cor Ex­ change and Dean, distillery in Montgomery, n of Lumber Tracey Win, 40 Franklin Tracey Erastus, turner, shop cor Dean & Steuben, res 203 n Pearl Tracy John, shoemaker, 42 Canal Tracy John, laborer, 110 Canal Trager Chiistopher, grocer, 259 Washington Trainor Alexander, shoemaker, 4S Church 27 310 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Trainor Hamilton, shoemaker, 63 s Pearl Trainor Wm, 37 Hamilton Trainor P, shoe store, 412 Broadway Trainor Robert, shoemaker, 55 Montgomery Traner Margaret, 30 Hamilton Traver George, saddler and harness maker, 24 Wash­ ington, (h 45 Spring) alderman 9th ward Traver Stephen, 19 Hawk Travers James, cooper, 99 Green Treadwell Wm B, Eagle Air Furnace, 110 Beaver, res 23 Lancaster Treadwell Jagger & Perry, propiietors Eagle Air Furnace, 110 Beaver Treadwell George C & Co, fur and cap merchants, 449 Broadway, h 735 Treadwell Henry, bds 735 Broadway Treadwell Thomas, (G C S & Co) 793 Broadway Tredo Alexander, 38 Third, Arbor Hill Tremere James A, tin and copper smith, 33 Wash­ ington, res 337 State Tremain John, shoe store, 22 Dean, res 71 Patroon Tremper Charles, moulder, 46 Eagle Trimble George, 29 Quackenbush Trice Joseph, laborer, 37 Clinton TRINITY CHURCH, Episcopal, cor Herkimer and Franklin Tripp Giles, carpenter, 6 Van Woert Tripp Hannah widow, 53 Hawk Tripp John, dealer in hats, shoes, &c, 57 Washing­ ton Tripp Jonathan, merchant, 41 Washington Tripner Wm, boatman, 768 Broadway Trop Rev Feas, 78 Arch Trott Benjamin, shoemaker, 161 Second, Arbor Hill Trotter Matthew, attorney, secretary Mutual Insur­ ance Co, &c, 450 Broadway, res 677 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 311

Trotter John, 677 Broadway Trotter John H, physician, residence 11 Montgom­ ery, office 618 Broadway Trotter E W, physician, 677 Broadway Trowbridge Sylvester, 104 Pier, res 160 Lydius Trowbridge Charles, coach maker, 707 Broadway, : 23 Wilson Truax Thomas W, blacksmith, 20 William, h 12 • Eagle Truax Matilda, 42 Grand Truax Ezekiel, cartman, 14 Willet Truax John I, machinist, 129 Eagle Truax Cornelius, 21 Columbia Truax Cornelius V S, cartman, 377 Lydius Trudean Peter A, carpenter, 225 Washington True Daniel, die cutter and door plate manufacturer, 5S5 Broadway Trumbull Robert, district school No. 8,157 Lydius, res 125 Broad Trumbull Geoge, printer, 2 Jay Tuck Charles, laborer, 66 Union Tucker Isaac M, shoemaker, 190 5 Pearl Tucker Joshua P, shoe and hat store, 635 Broadway Tucker Elisha W, 39 Ten Broeck Tucker F G, 51 State, h 21 Plain Tucker Joshua P, 106 Patroon Tucker W, chair factory, 95 State, h 168 Hudson Tucker Robert, chair maker, 34 Spring Tucker Perry, 40 Colonie Tucker Luther, seed and agricultural warehouse, an 1 editor of the Cultivator, 10 and 12 Green, resi­ dence Hope Cottage, Bethlehem Tucker Charles, carpenter, 65 Chapel Tuey Thomas, cor Lumber and Montgomery Tullidge Benjamin, city wig, curl and perfumery, cor Beaver and Green, res 92 Hudson 312 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Turley James, mason, 55 Mulberry Turnbull John D, gilder, 73 Swan, Arbor Hill Turner C C, 11 Bleecker Turner James, 55 Lumber Turner William, mason, 148 Swan Turner Daniel, mason, 11 Grand Turner James, chairmaker, 186 s Pearl Turner H W, bds American Turner Benjamin, laborer, 51 Van Woert Turner John, pilot, 81 Herkimer Turner Isaac, gardener, 203 Lumber, Arbor Hill Turner Cornelius, cartman, 21 Dewitt, Turner Pasco, cartman, 19 Dewitt Turner John, fancy cake bakery, 56 Hamilton Turner widow, 2 Daniel Turner James M, hatter, cor Union and Hamilton Turner widow, 74 Lawrence Tuttle Merrit, 144 Hamilton Tuton William, 17 James Tuton widow Jane, 17 James Twaddle James, 74 Grand Tweddle John, 87 Quay, res 4 Dallius Tweddle & Darlington, merchants, 86 Quay Twitchell A W, 618 Broadway Tyler, Bullock & Co, lumber dealers, 76 Water Tyler Thomas, coachman, 32 Orange Tyler John J, attorney, &c, Blunt's Buildings, State, res 177 State Tyler James H, 96 Montgomery- Tyler Moses, manufacturer of stone ware, 237 Washington Tyler Oscar, sheriff, 76 Eagle Tyler Abigail, widow of Moses, 237 Washington HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 313

U. UDELL ABRAM, carpenter, 146 Lydius Ullman G, Washington Hall, 29 s Pearl Underner widow, 71 Maiden Lane Underner, widow of Conrad, 103 * Pearl Underner Lewis, musician, 103 s Pearl Underner John, pianist, 103 s Pearl Underwood J De Loss, 250 Lydius UNITARIAN CHAPEL, Division UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, 1st, Green near Hamilton Updike William jr, 134 Green Updike Richard, flour inspector, 215 Hamilton Uplander Peter, 102 Nucella Upton Miss Mary, 63 Rroadway Url Jacob, 14 Jefferson

VAIL SAMUEL, 75 Green Vail Francis, engineer, 75 Green Valentine William, land agent, 385 Lydius Valentine William, mason, 344 Lydius Valentine Thomas W, teacher, school 182 Washing­ ton, h 96 Valentine Mercy, nurse, 44 Franklin Valiant Peter, 9 Liberty Vallor Charles, cooper, 108 Arch Vant John, segar maker, 164 Lumber Van Allen Conrad, dealer in dry goods, cor s Pearl and Hudson, res 173 Lydius Van Alstyne J J, teamster, 349 Washington n 6 Van Alstyne Martin, 665 Broadway Van Allen Adam, 173 Lydius Van Allen Adam, 34 Lancaster Van Amburgh Ephraim, 13 Plain 27* 314 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Van Antwerp Nicholas, bds Townsend House Van Antwerp widow, 54 J Rensselaer Van Antwerp Gertrude, dress maker, 59 Grand Van Alstyne Catharine, 14 Van Zandt Van Antwerp Abram, carpenter, 59 Grand Van Antwerp John H, clerk, 230 Lydius Van Auken Henry, 17 Washington Van Aernam Benjamin, grocer, 242 Washington Van Aernam John T, 285 Washington Van Benthuysen Benjamin J, 23 Hawk Van Benthuysen Enoch, baker,31 Second,Arbor Hill Van Benthuysen widow Catharine, 25 Van Schaick Van Benthuysen widow Obadiah R, 65 Herkimer Van Benthuysen Charles, printing office and binde­ ry, 407 Broadway and 55 Dean, res 94 Lydius Van Benthuysen Henry, ship carpenter, 65 Eagle Van Benthuysen Packard, government printer, 407 Broadway, res 33 Dallius Van Benthuysen Benjamin, leather inspeetor, 99 Herkimer Van Bergen John, sexton North Dutch Church, cor Van Schaick and Chapel Van Bramer David, coach lamp maker, 47 Fayette Van Bramer Peter, oystcrman, 111 Pier, h 94 Her­ kimer Van Bramer widow, 47 Fayette Van Buren John, attorney general, office State Hall, res 5 Academy Park Van Buren John, physician, office and h 3 Washing­ ton Van Buren John, moulder, 144 Spring Van Buren Thomas B, attorney, &c, 442 Broad way, res 115 Green Van Buren Catharine widow, 140 Lydius Vf.n Buren Peter, 129 Lydius HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 315

Van Buren S G, grocer, 102 Beaver Van Buren Alexander L, 39 Jay Van Buren Peter, mason, 197 State Van Buien Peter, physician, cor Green and Lydius, res 115 Green Van Buren Cornelius, teamster, 125 Canal Van Buren Smith T, 3 Academy Park Van Buren widow, 197 Hamilton Van Buren James, 20 Clinton Van Buskirk Daniel, bds U S House Vance John, segar maker, 164 Lumber Vance George, shoemaker, 606 Broadway Vance John, shoemaker, 233 Lumber Van Cott David, segar maker, 3S7 Lydius Van Cott Edward B, 94 Second, Arbor Hill Van Cott Augustus, segar maker, Westerlo, east of Dove Van Cott David, segar manufacturer, 413 Lydius Van Cott Philip T, segar maker, 615 Broadway Van Cord Edward, shoemaker, 40 Union Vandenburgh A P &, Co, commission merchants, 116 Pier, bds Townsend House Vandenburgh Wrm, ship carpenter, 201 Broadway Vandenburgh Abraham, segar maker, 242 Lumber Vandenburgh Gilbert L, 12 Willett Vanderburgh Lyman, 36 Westerlo Vandenburgh Wynant, cabinet maker, 35 n Lansing Vandenburgh Richard, shoemaker, 33 n Lansing Vandenburgh Andrew, sexton Middle Dutch Church, res 38 Beaver Vandenburgh Henry, 58 Columbia Vandenburgh A F, druggist, corner Broadway and Hudson, bds Townsend House Vandendurgh John A, ship carpenter, 151 Broad­ way 316 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Vanderbelt, widow Cornelius, 48 Division Vanderbilt John R, 128 State Vanderbogert John, 49 Van Woert Vanderhoof widow Eve, 62 s Pearl Vanderlip Wm, paper hanger, 268 Washington Vanderlip Rev Elias, 63 Lumber Vanderlip Philip, porter house, 1 Church, res 5 Vanderlip Dionysius R, 49 Philip Vanderlip Elias jr, dealer in groceries, provisions and fruit, cor Hudson and Green Vanderlip widow Anna, rear 91 Orange Vanderlip George R, inspector of lumber, 63 Lum­ ber Vanderpoel widow Hon James, 5 Academy Park Vanderpoel Isaac, attorney, &c, 92 State, h 5 Aca­ demy Park Vandervolgen John, fur cutter, 76 Second, Arbor Hill Vanderzee John, carpenter, 13 Grand Vanderzee Jacob, carpenter, 51 High Vanderzee Cornelius, boatman, 70 Spring Van De Water R B, forwarding merchant, 102 Pier, bds Townsend House Van Dewater W H, Oswego Line, 101 Pier, res 100 Herkimer Vandusen Samuel, ropemaker, 141 Swan Vandusen Stewart D, ropemaker, 80 Lawrence Vandusen Peter, 28 Jay Vandusen John, 98 Franklin Van Dyck Henry H, editor Atlas, Law Buildings, h cor Lydius and Eagle Van Epps H V D, attorney, &c, 7 Exchange Build­ ing Van Epps Francis, 60 Fayette Van Every Millet, 81 n Pearl HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 317

Van Gaasbeck A B, 40 n Pearl Van Gaasbeck A B & Brothers, dry goods, 452 Broadway Van Gaasbeck William, dry goods, 452 Broadway, h 135 Green Van Gaasbeck & Brothers, carpet store, 37 State, up stairs Van Gaasbeck John, 40 n Pearl Van Every I M, 56 State, h 81 n Pearl Van Guy-sling Peter, 274 s Pearl Van Heusen Theodore V, 90 Hudson Van Heusen Harman, laborer. 92 Swan, Arbor Hill Van Heusen (Theodore V.) & Charles, (D D T,) dealers in crockery, 62 and 64 State Van Heynigen Thomas F, 51 Liberty Van Heynigen John, glass cutter, 51 Liberty- Van Hosen Henry, cor Westerlo and Broadway Van Hoesen & Mesick, merchant, 212 Broadway- Van Horn Fredus, Temperance Porter House, 258 Broadway Van Keuren widow Margaret, 27 Van Schaick Van Keuren Edward, 91 Third, above Swan, Arbor Hill Van Kleeck Peter, potter, 257 Washington Van Loon Jacob, 42 Lydius Van Loon Peter, 42 Lydius Van Locn Peter jr, 66 Lydius Van Loon James, 42 Lydius Van Namee Catharine, widow, boauling house, 19 Steuben Van Natten John, 20 Hamilton Van Nostrand Wm T, 101 Orange Van Ness John D, laborer, 237 State Van Ness John jr, dry goods and groceries, 250 Broadway, (new No 788 and 790,) res cor Lum­ ber and Broadway 318 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

Van Ness widow, 116 Lydius Van Ness John, shoemaker, 17 Patroon Van Ness Jacob, carpenter, 38 Patroon Van Olinda J T, bds Churchill's Van Olinda Peter, physician, Hamilton, cor Green Van Olinda widow Henry, Hamilton, cor Green Van Olinda Aaron B, bds Washington Hall Van Patten widow S, 66 Union Van Rensselaer Bernard S, attorney, &c, 62 Chapel Van Rensselaer Schuyler, clerk in post office Van Rensselaer John S, attorney, office 2 Douw's Buildings, h 169 State Van Rensselaer Philip Schuyler, 136 Hamilton Van Rensselaer Richard, Secretary of Fire Insurance Company, office 44 State, res 62 Chapel Van Rensselaer widow of P S, 87 State Van Rensselaer Solomon, res Cherry Hill Van Sanford Anthony, 678 Broadway Van Sanford Anthony, confectioner, 3 Railroad Ave­ nue Van Sanford Henry, w of Lark in Third, Arbor Hill Van Schaack Aaron, porter house, cor State and s Pearl, res 12 Park Van Schaack Stephen, 98 Green Van Schaack Egbert, proprietor mammoth variety store, 385 Broadway, res 98 Green Van Schaack John, leather and finding store, at 43 Dean, res 29 Division Van Schaack Stephen D, attorney, &c, 25 n Pearl res cor Eagle and Hamilton Van Schaick Tobias, 80 n Pearl Van Schaick John H, 15 Park Van Schelluyne widow, 47 Jay Van Schelluyne R, 47 Jay Van Schoonhoven James, cartman, 43 Van Woert Van Schoonhoven John C, druggist 868 Broadway HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 319

Van Schoonhoven Phebe, 868 Broadway Van Schoonhoven D B, 6 Van Woert Van Sickler, R M & Co, (Samuel Hanna) commis­ sion merchant, 10 Maiden Lane, h 10 Lodge Van Slyke Rensselaer, 120 Patroon Van Steinburgh widow, 53 Dallius Van Tromp Anson, painter, 45 First, Arbor Hill Van Valkenburgh H, bds U S House Van Valkenburgh Bartholomew, lumber merchant, 86 n Pearl Van Valkenburgh Henry, carpet weaver, 85 Canal Van Valkenburgh Susan, 11 Van Woert Van Valkenburgh S, gunsmith, 11 Beaver, res 17 Van Valkenburgh John, res Greenbush Van Valkenburgh, Frost & Ruyter, dealers in leath­ er, hides, &c, 18 Hudson Van Valkenburgh Ransom, 11 Van Woert Van Valkenburgh Eli, 138 n Pearl Van Valkenburgh John, 858 Broadway Van Vechten Abraham, attorney, &c. office State Hal), res 63 Hawk Van Vechten & M'Martin, attorneys, &c, 44 State Van Vechten Teunis, attorney, &c, office 44 State, res 11 Montgomery Van Vechten Teunis jr, cor Patroon and Broad­ way Van Vechten Gerritt W, exchange office, 28 Green, res 298 State Van Vechten Samuel S, clerk, 64 n Lansing Van Vlack William, saddler, shop 83^ s Pearl, res 138 Lydius Van Voast Albert (Boardman and V V) 48 How­ ard Van Vorst Andrew, 71 Broadway Van Vorst Hooper C, city attorney, &c, 78 State res 102 Hudson 320 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Van Vranken Henry, 3 Chapel Van Vranken Nicholas, 3 Chapel Van Vranken F, hair dresser, cor Hudson and Dean, res 100 Franklin Van Vranken Thomas, barber, 2 Little basin Van Wie Wm, 32 Jefferson Van Wie Gerrit, carpenter, 45 Jay- Van Wie Gerrit widow, 69 Fulton Van Wie Gerrit S, mason, 29 Elm Van Wie Margaret, tailoress, 82 Hudson Van Wie Lansing, attorney, commissioner, &c, res 48 Franklin Van Wie Cornelius H, carpenter, 138 Broadway Van Wie Mary, widow Peter G, 159 Broadway Van Winkle Jacob, carpenter, 43 Elm Van Wormer & McGarvey, tin and sheet iron man­ ufactory, 14 Green Van Wormer Abraham, laborer, 276 Washing­ ton s b Van Zandt Mrs Ann, 31 Green Van Zandt Wm W, sash maker, 10 Broad Van Zandt James, shoemaker, 168 Hudson Van Z-mdt Wm, 324 State Van Zandt widow Hester, 56 Howard Van Zandt Charles, 866 Broadway Van Zandt John, 71 Hudson Van Zandt widow Eleanor, 60 Liberty Van Zandt Wm W, 45 Division Van Zandt widow Garret It, 41 Union Van Zandt Peter G, 53 Liberty Van Zandt Wm I, 324 State Van Zandt John, silver smith, 100 Washington Van Zandt T K, portrait painter 324 State Veazie Cornelius, 77 Lydius Veazie Henry, steamboat agent, 77 Lydius HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 321

Veazie widow of Henry, 77 Lydius Veazie Provost, steamboat agent, 77 Lydius Veeder Jacob, butcher, 31 Dove Veeder & Bates, grocery and provision store, 114 s Pearl Veeder Myndert, (V & B) 26 Franklin Veeder James, mason, 43 High Veeder V, porter house, 19 Beaver Vedder John S, painter, 35i s Pearl, house 23 Van Zandt Vender Peter, painter, 200 Washington Vernam John It, (Wait & Vernam,) res 5 Pine Vernor John T, 311 State Vibbert Wm C, painter, 128 Spring Vickers Andrew, laborer, 126 Water Vickers John, grocer, 259 s Pearl Vickers widow Ann, 55 n Lansing Viele Rufus K, commission merchant, 85 Quay, res 746 Broadway Viele Maurice E, (D & V.) bds Delavan Viggcrs James, 158 Orange Vincent Robert, h 175 State Vine James, 65 Canal Vines Joseph, chairmaker, 443 Washington, s h Visscher Henry, mason, Lark, north of Washington Visscher Eliza, 7 Catharine Visscher widow Gerrit, 778 Broadway Visscher Misses, 9 Patroon Visscher Harman, 17 Van Schaick Visscher Catharine, 46 Columbia Visscher Edward, 46 Columbia Visscher John V S, shoemaker, 66 Liberty Vosburgh Hannah widow, 19 Quackenbush Vose & Co, iron founders, &c, 14 Maiden Lane, Manufactory Broadway, cor Bassett 28 322 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Vose Samuel D, bds Delavan Voorhees widow Wm, 148 Lydius Vosburgh Cornelius, flour inspector, office 114 Pier, res 42 Union Vosburgh Wm, 6} Ferry Vosburgh Isaac W, (Pruyn & Vosburgh,) res 721 Broadway Vosburgh John, mason, 140 n Pearl Vosburgh widow Wm, 739 Broadway Vosburgh Abraham, 21 Van Woert Vosburgh John, bds 79 Church w. WACKERHAGEN GEORGE, teacher, 400 Ly­ dius Wachter John, hair-dresser, 266 Broadway, h 77 Fulton Waddel James, grocer, 192 n Pearl Waddell Samuel, grocery and provision store, cor n Pearl and Orange Waddy Samuel, blacksmith, 24 Canal Wade Abner, 40 Bleecker Wade & Carroll, shoe store, 376 Broadway Wadhams Edward, 120 Pier, bds Stanwix'Hall Wadley George, saddler, 144 Spring Wadley Moses S & Co, (David T Fuller) wholesale grocers, 357 Broadway Wadley Moses S, 15 Liberty Wadley, widow of Eben S, 54 Hamilton Wager Michael, 54 Arch Wagner M, bds Delavan Waggoner Martin, 92 Hamilton Waggoner Jacob H, carpenter, 190 Hamilton Waggoner Levi, 37 First, Arbor Hill Waggoner John, tailor, 26 Van Schaick DIRECTORY. 323

Wainwright Charles, 172 Washington Wainwright David C, 172 Washington Wait Henry, boots and shoes, 552 Broadway, h 62 n Ferry Wait Christopher B, 40 Van Schaick Wait George, (W & V,) res 67 Herkimer Wait (Geo) & Vernam, (John R,) wholesale gro cers, 359 & 361 Broadway Wait John C, bds Mrs Pease Wait Calvin, bds Mrs Pease Wakefield John, Bradford, cor Robin Wakeman Francis, Westerlo, west of Swan Wakeman Benjamin, pilot, 38 Westerlo Waldron Casper, laborer, Elk, west of Swan Waldron Jane, 124 Lydius Waldron Julia, widow of Henry, 70 n Pearl Waldron Henry B, 77 Washington Waldron Maria, tailoress, 7 Wendell Walcott M E & Co, dry goods, 538 Broadway, bds Delavan Wralker S B, 22 Daniels Walker James, 92 Water WTalker John, turner, 105 Beaver Walker S L, daguerreotype gallery, 18 Douw's Building, h 47 Green Walker Amos, 47 Church Walker Alphonzo, 4 Rose Walker Mrs G S/Sl Washington Walker Ashbel, carpenter, 4 Rose Walker Henry, laborer, 3 Lawrence Court Walker Willard, 1S7 State Walker Joseph, straw hat manufacturer, 580 Broad­ way Walker Henry R, grocer and commission merchant, 24 State, bds Washington Hall 324 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Walker Ellery A, machinist, bds 33 Hamilton Walker James, furrier, 55 Colonie Walker Sylvanus, cartman, 38 Canal Walker Edward, cartman, 163 Second, Arbor Hill Wallace A F, livery stable, Diagonal Wallace Wrm, shoemakei, 20 Bleecker Wallace Moses, mason, 34 Clinton Wallace Matthew, grocer, 713 Broadway Wallace Wm, carpenter, 159 Lydius Wallace Moses, sexton Hudson street church, 93 Eagle Wallace widow of Robert, 14 5 Lansing Wallace Robert, 81 Colonie Wallace Christopher, grocer, 103 Orange Waller C C, physician, 73 Ferry Wall John, tailor, 133 Church Walls Hugh, furnaceman, 150 Lark Walls David, stonecutter, 142 Lydius Walls Charles, tailor, 180 s Pearl Walls Peter, grocer, cor Jefferson and Swan Walls John, rigger, 82 Church Walls Wm, shoemaker, 64 Orange Walsh John S, 31 Jay- Walsh Redmond, carpenter, 97 First, Arbor Hill Walsh Charles, Crescent Saloon, 6 Liberty- Walsh Thomas, bds Delavan House Walsh Wm, attorney, &c, res Bethlehem Walsh Wm, butcher, Centre Market, h 62 Howard Walters Philander, cartman, 33 Lydius Walton John, 45 Colonie Walworth Reuben II, Chancellor of State, when in city, at J M Davison's Wands Ebenezer E, laborer, 12 Orange Wands John, mason, 132 Spring Wands Thomas O, dealer in stoves, 69 Fulton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY- DIRECTORY. 325

Wands James, printer, 14 Daniels Wands Burgess, 15 Daniels Wands Win L, 12 Broad Wansley Richard T, carpenter, 154 Spring Ward Medina, nurse, 9 Liberty Ward widow ——, 59 Division Ward Owen, moulder, 23 Orange Ward Sarah widow, 702 Broadway Ward Wm J, painter, 109 Jefferson Ward Thomas, laborer, 6 Lawrence Court Ward James, 75 Church Ward John C, carpenter, 166 Lydius, shop in Elm Ward Wm J, tinsmith, 48 Rensselaer Ward Patrick, laborer, 162 Orange Ward Isaac M, physician, office 70 Chapel, bds cor Pearl and Steuben Ware Curtis, 7^ Diagonal Wardrobe Thomas, mason, Hamilton s Hudson Warden Samuel, laborer, rear 43 Jackson Wardell Richard, shoemaker, 290 Broadway Warford Ely, Bull's Head, 157 Washington Warner Jacob, cement, lime and plaster works, 33 Broadway Warner Wm J, bookbinder, 7 n Pearl, h 205 Ly­ dius Warner Ransom D, 12 Broadway WTarner Calvin N, fancy cake bakery, 28 State Warner Ebenezer C, 23 High Warner James II, tailor, JO Rose Warnick &, Lynch, blacksmiths, 29 James Warren Wm, bds City Hotel Warren R S, clerk American Hotel, h 51 Maiden Lane Warren George, dealer in hardware, 66 State, res 71 Division 2S* 326 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Warren widow Sally, 109 Beaver Warren (George) & Steele (John F,) dealers in hardware, &c, 66 State Warren Clement, steam saw-mill, cor Water and Quackenbush, res 65 Patroon, above Ten Broeck Warren Hannah, 14 Van Zandt Washburn Edgar, 47 Pier, h 184 State Washburn & Co, exchange office, basement City Bank Washburn N S, 184 State Washburn Hiram, carpenter, 399 Lydius Washington Patrick, 43 Second, Arbor Hill Wasson Chauncey, 16 Fayette Wasson James D, post master, 16 Fayette, corner Hawk Wasson John B, 395 Lydius Wasson Christopher C, attorney, &e,44 State, h 16 Fayette Wasson Mrs J G, 2G7 State Waterbury R P,bds Mrs Alvord's Waterman Isaac, shoemaker, 76 Canal Waterman Mary, 750 Broadway Waterman James, carpenter, bds 36 Union Waterman Robert II, dry goods, 56 State, h 81 n Pearl Waterman Miss M, milliner, 20 s Pearl Waterman Robert, boot and shoe store, 53 s Pear) W'atennan George, £0 Jay Waterman Jeremiah, merchant, 63 Washington Waters widow Phoebe, 27 William Waters Isaiah Rev, 751 Broadway Waters Thomas P, 21 Franklin Waters Alexander, 41 John Waters James, shoemaker, 43 Van Zandt Waterson Benjamin, leather dresser, 184 Lumber HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 327

Watkins Theophilus, produce dealer, 235 Washing­ ton Watson W II & C, dry goods, 54 State Watson William II, 61 Union Watson Stephen jr, sexton St Peter's Church, and superintendent of public vaults, 23 Dove Watson William, 90 Columbia WTatson William, 11 Patroon Watson William & Co, leather dealers, 59 Dean Watson Wm K, dry goods, 6 s Pearl, bds Franklin Watson Stephen T, grocer, 393 Lydius Watson Samuel, carpenter, cor Franklin and Wes­ terlo, res 70 Westerlo Watson Robert D, attorney, &c, 94 State, bds Ame­ rican Watson Simeon, cartman, 9 Daniels Watson Chauncey, res 209 State Watson Alexander, 56 Chapel Watson S\ lvester, bds 99 Hudson Watson Peter, constable, 3S Swan Watson W, editor Statesman, bds American Hotel Watson Elias, 291 State Watson Charles, 14 Van Zandt Watt John, Van Woert, near Payne & McNaugh- ton's manufactory Watts Charles, grocer, 76 Westerlo Watts Horace, coachman, 29 Ten Broeck Waugh Elizabeth, 342 Washington, n b Waugh George, grocer, 346 Washington n b Way Wm Henry, bds 73 Division Weaver Patience, 30 s Pearl Weaver Lewis, shoemaker, bds 132 Spring Weaver Elizabeth widow, 33 Fayette Weaver Elizabeth widow, 17 Washington Weaver Hamilton B, carpenter, 151 Lumber 328 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Weaver Daniel L, umbrella maker, 65 Green Weaver Nicholas, cartman, 53 DeWitt Weaver Isaiah L, 244 Broadway Weaver Stephen, carpenter, 58 Rensselaer Weaver William, stone measurer, 17 Bleecker Weaver Daniel L, sexton First Baptist Church, h 65 Green Weaver Jacob I, grocer, cor Lark and Spring Weaver, widow of John, 46 Union Weaver William, 2401 Lumber Webb S C, bds Carlton House Webb Henry B, carpenter, 52 Union Webb Henry Y, 267 Washington Webb Thomas, victualler, Centre Market, res 27 Howard Webb James, tailor, 25 Herkimer Webster John, carpenter, 136 Broad Webster, family of the late George, 18 Elk Webster Peter, mason, 104 Swan Webster Lewis, 11 Liberty- Webster Henry W, 67 Second, Arbor Hill Webster William, 69 Eagle Webster Chas, 31 Maiden Lane Webster Joseph H, 53 Howard Webster William, mason, 41 Van Schaick Weed Wm G, attorney, &c, 59 State, h 72 Patroon Weed & Parsons, job printers, 75 State Weed widow of Smith, Dove, cor Washington Weed Thurlow, editor Albany Evening Journal, of­ fice 67 State, h 100 Hudson Weed Grant, 34 Hamilton Weed James B, printer, 100 Hudson Weed George W, attorney, &c, 25 Jay Weidman & Snell, merchants, 8 State Weidman Peter S, res 13 Hamilton HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY 329

Weidman Daniel, wholesale grocer, 8 Slate, res 35 Fayette Weiderwax Andrew B, 42 Second, Arbor Hill Weir John B, Third, above Lark Weir Robert, rope maker, 178 Lumber Weil Ferdinand, 114 Green Welch Richard, furrier, 59 n Lansing Welch Wm, carpenter, 75 Arch Welch Wm, cor Jefferson and Swan Welch Patrick, clothing store, 3 n Lansing Welch Peter, baker, 64 Green Welch Wm, tailor, 12 Van Tromp Welch Michael, 42 n Lansing Welch George II, at Cornucopia, res 36^ Union Welch Benjamin, junk shop, 198 s Pearl Wrelch Morris, 35 Rensselaer Wrelch Charles, blacksmith, 255 Washington Welch Bartholomew T, pastor of Second Baptist Church, h 52 Westerlo Welch James, laborer, 77 Canal Welch Patrick, laborer, 63 Arch Welch Nicholas, laborer, 12 Van Zandt Welch J, provision store, 52 s Pearl Welch James, grocer, cor Van Woert and n Pearl Welch Michael, mason, 104 Quay Welch George W, 63 Colonie Welch Lewis D, 6 DeWitt Welch Thomas, laborer, 74 Arch Welden James, steamboat agent, 27 Ferry Welden William, bds U S House Weller Mrs Mary, 68 s Pearl Weller Mrs, 13 Knox Wellington Jonas C, baker, 305 Washington Welsh Mary widow, 114 Canal Welstvd James, 65 Broadway 330 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Wells Leonard, 29 Hamilton Wells Austin H, 62 Hudson Wells W E, bds U S House Wells Thomas D, 40 Westerlo Wells Agur, soap and candle factory, 177 s Pearl, h 40 Westerlo Wells Robert H, attorney, &c, 94 State, res 29 n Pearl Wells Daniel A, 53 Van Schaick Wells Sidney, barber, 234 Washington Wells J A, 40 Westerlo Wells J W, 374 Broadway Wells A, attorney, &c, 480 Broadway Wrells Ruggles, bds at Miss Fitchs' Wells Isaac, boatman, 204 Green Wells Samuel, pattern maker, bds Eagle st Hotel Wells Rosina, 68 Spring Wemple John D W, coachmaker, 53 Hamilton, res 16 Broad Wendell Robert H L, 25 Westerlo Wendell Peter, physician, 7 Academy Park Wendell Herman, physician, 7 Academy Park Wendell William, 4S0 Broadway, res 9 Montgom­ ery- Wendell John I, 40 Lydius Wendell Philip, 108 State Wendell Cornelius, printer, res 9 Montgomery Wendell Martin, coach painter, 42 Philip Wendell Henry, laborer, 336 Washington, n b Wendell James, 7 Academy Park Wensley John, carpenter, 411 Washington, s b Wentworth Jacob, carpenter, Lark, Arbor Hill Wentworth Henry, 31 Water Went William, piano forte maker, 25 First, Atboi Hill HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 331

Wentz Peter, 55 Mulberry Wenzell Christian, lockmaker, 29 Alexander Werner J I, attorney, &c, 81 State Wesley Edward B, 50 Jay Wesley Asa, shoemaker, 2 Holmes' Alley Westheimer Abraham, grocer, cor Schuyler & s Pearl Weston Sarah widow, 140 Oiange West Rensselaer, miller, 856 Broadway West Miss, dress maker, 23 Steuben Westen G N, tailor, 46 Patroon Westerlo E, 41 n Pearl Westerlo Rensselaer, attorney, &c, 41 n Pearl WTestervelt Gerrit, botanic physician, 19 William Westfield James, carpenter, 242 Lumber Westfall John S, laborer, 25 Division Wetsell J D, 21 Park Wreyermiller Adam, hairdresser, 52 Beaver Whalen Thomas, 73 Schuyler Whalen John, rear 79 Ferry Whalen Patrick, laborer, 120 Lydius Whalen James, jeweller, etc, 82 Slate, res 36 Or­ ange Whalen B B, 784 Broadway Whalen widow of Nicholas, 91 Beaver Whalen William, cartman, 97 Orange Whalen Jeremiah, 70 Ferry Wharton William A, druggist, 381 and 383 Broad­ way, h 88 Westerlo Wheaton, Doolittle & Hadley, attorneys, &c, 83 State Wheaton Henry G, attorney, h 13 Elk Whelan Darby, grocer, 102 Quay Wheeler Thomas V L, 18 n Pearl Wheeler Andrew M, 113 Snipe Wheeler U H, dentist, 18 n Pearl 332 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Wheeler Luther, moulder, 274 J s Pearl Wheeler Horace R, produce dealer, 6 Exchange, h 197 s Pearl Wheeler & Waterbury, dry goods, 581 Broadway Wheeler , 39 Columbia Whelpley Heman C, attorney, &c, 59 State, res Bleecker Mansion Whelpley James M, attorney, &c, 59 State Whetten William, bds Congress Hall Whipple Barnum, res cor Broadway and Westerlo Whipple Solomon, dealer in lumber, Waters Canal lock, h 25 Dewitt Whipple A D L, attorney, &c, 81 State, bds Delavan Whipple William, chairmaker, 131 Beaver Whipple Lewis, 270 « Pearl Whitcomb Mrs, 689 Broadway White Russell J, physician, 91 Herkimer White James, ship carpenter, 34 Water White Martin, laborer, 26 Van Woert W7hite Jonathan, laborer, 91 Beaver White W G, copper plate printer, 34 Spring White Robert, moulder, 113 Third, Arbor Hill White Robert, 350 State White George, 49 Spencer White & Edwards, attorneys, &c, 1 Commercial Buildings White Isaac, clothing store, 337 Broadway, h 61 Division White AH, bds City Hotel White & Morgan, dry goods, 554 Broadway White N B B, res 20 Lumber White Isaac, carpenter, 62 Spring White John, mason, 121 Orange White James, 10 Union WThite Oliver, coach lace weaver, C8 s Lansing HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 333

White Nathaniel, bookbinder, 45 Montgomery White William, 89 Columbia White James, mason, 64 Orange White Andrew, alderman 5th ward, 87 Columbia White Frederick W, block and pump maker, 2 Divis­ ion, h 24 Van Zandt White Peter, laborer, 49 Van Woert White John G, coal yard, cor Philip and Hudson, also Broadway, 203 Lydius White John, mason, Third above Swan, Arbor Hill White Joel, Pearl street Lunch, 79 s Pearl White widow John, 20 Lumber White Wm D, attorney, &c, office Commercial Build­ ings, res 3 Pine White Hugh, laborer, 101 Beaver White widow Prudence, 97 Swan White Harrison, printer, 103 Patroon White J M, clerk in canal collector's office, res 2 Liberty White C E, printer, 27 Dallius White Matilda widow, 27 Dallius White James R, brickmaker, 240 Lydius White Thomas, painter, 1 Lancaster White William, carpenter, 170 Hudson Whitecar Joseph, fruitdealer, 604 Broadway, h 17 Ferry Whitehead Jeremiah, ] 12 Jefferson Whitehorn Adam, 9 Van Woert Whitlock Robert, lumber merchant, office corner of Water and Quackenbush, h 695 Broadway Whitney Chauncey, (W & C) 18 Beaver Whitney Hezekiah W, 19 Ferry Whitney (Chauncey) & Cluet (John) tin and sheet iron workers, 18 Beaver Whitney Catharine, nurse, 64 Second, Arbor Hill 29 334 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Whitney & Bennett, paperware-house, 1\ n Pearl Whitney James F, grocery and provision store, 200 Water n side Canal Basin, h 190 Whitney James, shoemaker, shop 39 s Pearl, h 5 Plain Whitney Selick, bds 81 Columbia Whitney William, manufacturer of hames, black­ smith &c, 84 and 86 Green Whitney Edward, harnessmaker, 43 n Lansing Whitney Stephen W, 77 Westerlo Whitney Abner, carpenter, inspector lumber, h 8 Dewitt Whitney Charles, saddle and harness maker, 6 n Lansing, opposite Basin Whitney James A, 80 Green Whitney William R, 39 n Pearl Whitney James, saddle and harness maker, 36 Wash­ ington, h 21 Jackson Wickes Chauncey B, 121 Beaver Wickes & Tillinghast, dealers in oil, 13 Hudson Wickes Eliphalet, (W & T) 13 Hudson, res 15 Jackson Wickes Jonas, deputy county clerk, office City Hall, h 121 Beaver Wickes Silas R, 121 Beaver Wickes Gilbert, 44 Lawrence Wickham Elias, cartman, 113 Canal Wickham William, cartman, 113 Canal Wickham Jacob, white washer, 246 Lydius Wiggins John, slater, 129 Beaver W7ightman Mrs H, 40 Patroon Wilber & Selkirk, grocers, cor Church and Lydius Wilber Rensselaer, (W & S) 28 Dallius Wilbur Alvin, boarding House, 35 Hamilton Wilbur Thomas, furcutter, 71 Lumber HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 3:5

Wilbur Thomas, 62 John Wilcox John, 8 Ferry Wilcox Horace S, 36 Montgomery Wilcox A N, turner, 784 Broadway Wilcox William, butcher, Lydius near Willett Wilcox widow George, 56 Chapel Wilcox Miss, dressmaker, 56 Chapel Wilds Charles, 130 State Wilder Nathaniel H, dry goods, 37 Washington, b 47 Wilder Hiram, Eagle st Hotel Wilder John N, 36 n Pearl Wilderman William W, combmaker, 57 Fayette Wiles Elijah, confectioner, 149 n Pearl Wiles R P, 30 Plain Wiles Thomas H, 61 Grand Wiles Lewis, dry goods, cor s Pearl and State, h 7 Chapel Wiles R P & T H, dry goods, cor Hudson & s Pea i Wiley Wm, res Bethlehem Wilkes widow, 57 Liberty Wilkes John, printer, 57 Liberty Wilkes Edward, printer, 606 Broadway Wilkey Thomas, painter, 23 Lodge Wilkey James, shoemaker, 211 s Pearl Wilkins Samuel, 77 Westerlo Wilkins Albert, blacksmith, 61 Chapel Wilkins Elder S, pastor 3d Baptist Church, res 5' Herkimer Wilkins Henry, grocer, w side Little Basin, h 1" Montgomery Wilkinson William H; joiner, 152 Franklin Wilkinson Abraham, grocer, 201 s Pearl, h 247 Wilkinson Ann, 231 s Pearl Wilkinson Jacob, distiller and rectifier, 27 Dean, 43 Swan 336 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Wilkinson James E, blacksmith, 18 Ferry Wilkinson G P, draper and tailor, 424 Washington Will Jacob, cabinet maker, 338 Lydius Will Ellen widow, 132 Jefferson Wiley WTiHiam, sexton, basement Ferry street Me­ thodist Church Willis James, moulder, bds 46 Eagle Willig Lawrence, shoemaker, 321 Washington n branch Willard Thomas S, bds City Hall Coffee House Willard Henry, bds U S House Willett Edward S, attorney, (fee, 78 State, res 301 s Pearl Williams Chauncey P, 51 n Pearl Williams Henry A, forwarding merchant, 67 Qua", res 44 Chapel Williams C P & Co, lumber dealers and agents lor Ithaca line, 29 Pier, also cor Spencer and Mont­ gomery Williams widow of Israel, 23 Columbia Williams John, shoemaker, 105 Beaver Williams John H, grocer, 9 n Pearl, h 23 Park Williams William C, provision store, 289 Washing­ ton s b Williams Robert E, 60 Basset Williams Mrs Catharine, nurse, 116 Canal Williams Richard, 67 Eagle Williams VV H, bds Carlton House Williams H J, res 44 Chapel Williams Washington W, hack driver, 42 s Lansing Williams Daniel, laborer, rear 51 Montgomery Williams John, shoemaker, 37 Canal Williams Henry, 78 Third, Arbor Hill Williams Abraham, 23 Columbia Williams John, stove mounter, 225 n Pearl 337

Williams Eliakim F, printer, 13 Lancaster Williams W H, wooden warehouse, 511 Broadway, res 30 Broad Williams Wm H, 30 Broad Williams David E, 117 n Pearl Williams Wm, carpenter, 10 Pine Williams Win D, printer, 13 Lancaster Williams Edward, constable, 13 Lancaster Williams Dennison, dealer in furs, &c, residence 124 Green Williams L J, grocer, 327 Washington, n b Williams Durell, stoneware pottery, 168 Spring Williams Aaron, machinist, 82 Spring Williams Ann, 165 Montgomery Williams John, cor Plain and Grand Williams widow, 25 Alexander Williamson Andrew, leather dresser, 14 Morton Williamson John G, book agent, 174 s Pearl Williamson Agnes, 171 Hamilton Williamson Thomas E, carpenter, 47 Plain Williamson Levin, laborer, 16 Clinton Willson Thomas C, baker, 59 Lydius Wilson Mrs Emma, 7 Ferry Wilson James, moulder, 20 Daniel Wilson Thomas, painter, 26 Beaver Wilson widow John, 44 Jay Wilson James, wool dealer, 53 Dean, res 46 Jay Wilson Gilbert L, attorney, &c, 5 Exchange, res 63 n Pearl Wilson Stephen, Basset, 2d door from Green Wilson Jesse P, proprietor Broadway House, 505 Broadway Wilson John Q, attorney, &c, 5 Exchange, res 63 n Pearl Wilson James, 42 Third, Arbor Hill 29* 338 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY,

Wilson Abraham F, 723 Broadway- Wilson Henry L, bds 63 n Pearl Wilson James A, 738 Broadway Wilson James, boatman, 198 Hamilton Wilson Joseph B, grocer, corner Pine and Chapel Wilson, Mead & Romain, lumber dealers, 3d office above n Ferry Wilson William, laborer, 187 Montgomery Wilson Benjamin, (W & G) 53 Spencer Wilson, (James A) Monteath (Peter) & Co, mer­ chants, 48 Quay Wilson Alexander, steamboat pilot, 66 Wresterlo Wilson George W, shoemaker, 63 Canal Wilson John, painter, 85 Canal Wilson L G, 99 Colonie Wilson James, florist and nurseryman, Lydius, op­ posite Knox Wilson (Benj.) & Grimwood, (J C) grocers 7 State Wilson Robert, shoemaker, 46 Van Schaick Wilson John A, grocer, cor Lumber and n Pearl Wilson Stewart, 31 Hamilton Wilson Claudius V, exchange office, Exchange Building, bds Carlton House Wilson Benjamin, 741 Broadway Wilson Richard, 93 Swan, Arbor Hill Wilson Stephen L, 63 n Pearl Wilson James, planemaker, 3 Dove Willse Henry, 77 Dallius Winants Josiah, 21 Chapel Winants Josiah E, soap and candle manufactory, 22 Chapel, res 21 Winants Henry L, 37^ s Pearl Winchester Samuel, 33 De Witt WTing & Thompson, office 1 Washington WiDg Linton, 131 Green HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 339

Wing D L, 90 Quay, h 131 Green Wing Joel A, physician, office 1 Washington, res 7 Capitol Park WTing Jonathan K, flour and grain store, 90 Quay, res 6 Dallius Wing Albert, 66 Grand W'inn Mark L, confectioner, 100 s Pearl W7inn widow Ann, 37 Steuben Winne Wm B, post office messenger, at post office, h 87 O.ange Winne John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 15 n Pearl, opposite Baptist church, h 15 n Pearl WTinne Daniel D, 287 Washington Winne John L, 137 n Pearl Winne widow David P, 25 Hamilton Winne D P, carpenter, 63 n Lansing Winne Adam, carpenter, 9 Broad Winne widow Agnes, 9 Broad Winne widow Cornelia, 33 Herkimer Winne Wm B, chairmaker, 83 State, h 32 Fayette Winne Giles K, printer, 38 Patroon Winne Isaac, cor Green and John Winne Simon P, carpenter, sexton 4th Presbyterian church, 118 n Pearl Winne Gerrit L, 692 Broadway Winne Jacob L, merchant, 734 Broadway, h 55 Jackson Winne Gilbert, skipper, 53 De Witt Winne David F, waterman, 33 Herkimer Winne Jellis jr, cash. Albany Bank, res 710 Broad­ way Winne Jacob, brickmaker, 36 Delaware Winne Margaret L, milliner and dressmaker, 109^ Lydius Winne James N, 35 Elm 340 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Winne Adrian P, 50 Spring Winne David S, 46 Swan Winne Peter D, 55 Grand Winne widow Elizabeth, 25§ s Pearl Winne Abraham L, 692 Broadway Winne William 1, merchant, 112 s Pearl Winne Daniel K,63 n Lansing Winne Walter, waterman, 45 De Witt Winne Jacob, carpenter, 113 s Pearl Winslow widow Richard, 818 Broadway Winters Wm P, grocer, 5 s Pearl, res 23 Park Winters John, barber, 12 Van Tromp Winters Albert I, grocer, 36 Jefferson Winters Peter, brick maker, 79 First, Arbor Hill Wisley James, 53 Jackson Whitbeck widow Hudson, west of Dove Whitbeck Israel, Hudson west of Dove Whitbeck John, laborer, 80 Spring Withers Francis, engineer, 852 Broadway Witt Merrick, blacksmith, 120 Spring Witt John II, blacksmith, 41 Lark Wish Wm, cooper, 167 Green Wish John, gardener, 452 Washington, n b Wise Isaac, rabbi of the Jews, 77 Ferry Wise Gabriel, 82 Ferry Wolf John H, Jefferson, west of Dove Wolverton George A & Co, 32 State, h 161 Lydi­ us Wolverton Edward, 119 Beaver Wolverton Chas, 32 State Wood Henry, bds Broadway House Wood widow Francis, 278 5 Pearl Wood Eliza, nurse, 27 Van Woert Wood James, laborer, 67 Third, Arbor Hill Wood Peter, carpenter, 68 Ferry HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 341

Wood Bradford R, attorney, &c, 59 State, res 149 Washington Wood Henry, laborer, 4 Colonie Wood Eliphalet, (S & Co) 8 High Wood George, printer, 50 State Wood Robert, piano forte maker, h 198 Water Wood John S, dentist, office and res cor Hudson and s Pearl Wood Emeline widow, tailoress Wrood It M, teamster, 110 Spring Wood Jonathan, 49 Union Wood widow Sarah, 40 Bleecker Wood Wm, laborer, 95 Nucella Wood John, Lark, n Lydius Woods Thomas, laborer, 75 Arch Woods James, laborer, 126 Orange Woodbeck Martin, carpenter, 159 Broadway Woodland George, printer, 327 State Woobbridge Mrs Sarah, 46 s Pearl Woodburn Lewis, 736 Broadway WToodburn, (Lewis) W & G Dey Ermand,) whole­ sale dealers in dry goods, 35 and 37 State Woodbury Mrs Hannah, 68 s Lansing Woodhall Wm, carpenter, 85 Westerlo Woodhouse Daniel, attorney &e, 442 Broadway, res 201 Broadway Woodruff Halsey, mason, dealer in lime and plas­ ter, cor Plain and Grand, h 72 Division Woodruff Cyrus L, mason, 30 Grand Woodruff David H, mason, 16 Plain Woodward Benedict, piano maker, 23 Spring Woodward John, carpenter, 112 Jefferson Woodworth Reuben, 100 Washington Woodworth David, 67 Lumber Wood worth Hon John, 113 State 342 HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Wollenman Augustus, 134 Second, Arbor Hill Wollensack John, locksmith, 15 Van Zandt, h 77 Fulton Woolensack J, bell hanger, 15 Van Zandt Woolensack Charles, porter house, 7 Howard Wroolet Wm L jr, architect of the Delavan House, office 14 Steuben, bds21 Columbia Wooley & Harris, cedar cooper, 120 Washington, h 118 Washington Wooley G N, 4, h 54 i s Pearl Woolford Wm W, Farmer's Inn, 38 Hawk, cor State Wooster Lemuel, carpenter 67 Fulton Wooster widow Susannah, 22 s Lansing Wooster widow David, 67 Fulton Wooster Benjamin, cabinet maker, 67 Fulton Worcester Eldad, attorney, &c,30 Spring Worcester John, wholesale grocer, dealer in West India goods and American produce, 10 State, res 97 Eagle Worden Alexander, 102 Herkimer Woiden Robert, cor Broadway and Ferry Wormer John C, grocer, 287 Washington Wormer Daniel, Knickerbocker house, 3 s Pearl, h 64 Howard Wormer Daniel, refectory basement 92 State Wormer Peter V, dealer in dry goods and groceries 15 Washington Worth Wm E, boarding house, 11 Beaver Wosser Thomas, carpenter. 46 Arch Wrapp Wm, mason, Lark n Washington Wren Patrick, morocco dresser, 111 Van Woert Wren James, furrier, 111 Van Woert Wright Wm, Old October house, 8 Hudson Wright Ebenezer, 171 Lydius 343

Wright John, 109 Washington Wright George C, shoemaker, 72 Lydius Wright Samuel, 52 Arch Wright Nathaniel, importer and manufacturer of coach and saddlery hardware, 414 Broadway Wright George, veterinary surgeon, opposite Medi­ cal College, h 358 Lydius Wright Lewis, 52 Ferry Wright widow, 146 Lydius Wright Moses, 185 Orange Wright Ephraim, painter, 70 Swan, Arbor Hill Wright C M, bds Washington Hall, 29 s Pearl Wright George, 11 Washington Wright Deodatus, attorney, &c, 59 State, h 87 n Pearl Wright & Co, dealers in flour and grain, 42 Quay, res 57 Lydius Wright Charles, 57 Lydius Wright Henry, grocer and wood measurer, 163 Broadway, res 15 Ferry Wright Mrs Thomas, 70 Division Wright Samuel, cartman, 139 Green Wright Roswell, 133 Hudson Wright Richard, shoemaker, 367 State Wrightson William, 8 Van Tromp Wrightson Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Van Tromp Wrightson Thomas, jr, printer, 8 Van Tromp Wring George, grocery, 187 Montgomery Wyckoff Rev Isaac N, pastor middle Dutch church, h 100 Lydius Wyatt F John, carpenter, 123 Green Wyman Horace, attorney, &c, 94 State, h 10 Nor­ ton Wynkoop Harman G, rear Eastern Railroad, h 14 Orange 344 HOFFMAN S ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Wyre widow Anne, 61 Canal Wyre Andrew, segar dealer, cor Broadway and Church, h 62 Church

YALE L, artist, 526 Broadway YaleF G, bds 70 Eagle Yardley C, dealer in coal, cor Columbia and Mont­ gomery, bds Miss Fitch's Yates Giles F, bds American Hotel Yates Joseph, coppersmith, 60 Union Yates M, office 78 State Yates Mrs J W, 1 Clinton Square, S8 n Pearl Yates Metcalfe, bds American Hotel Yates William, attorney, &c, coal office corner of Montgomery and Columbia, res 57 Patroon Yates Hiram, 50 Montgomery Yates Henry, attorney, &c, Kane's Park Yates Richard, 53 Montgomery Yates Henry, livery stable, Montgomery, above Co­ lumbia, res 53 Montgomery Yates Benjamin, coppersmith, 22 Lydius Yates Benjamin jr, coppersmith, 22 Lydius York Andrew, rear 57 Montgomery York Andrew, gardener, 359 State York John, coachman, 261 State Younger William, widow, 41 Van Zandt Young James, cooper, 10 Denniston Yoflng George, cor s Pearl and Beaver, groceries and provisions, h75 Hudson Young Robert, proprietor National Garden, 770 Broadway Young John L, merchant, 59 Chapel Young Perry, shoemaker, 41 Lark HOFFMAN'S ALBANY DIRECTORY. 345

Young Charles, laborer, 333 State Young Wm A, attorney, &c, 1st floor Exchange Building, res 736 Broadway Young & Server, shoe dealers, 520 Broadway Young Priestly, 35 Maiden Lane Young George, upholsterer, 67 Hamilton Young John laborer, 45 Colonie Young Eli, (Y & S,) 75 Ten Broeck Young Nelson W, printer, 55 n Lansing Young John, Governor State of New-York, res 111 State Young Alexander, 160 Washington Young James G, lumber inspector, 81 Green Young Lewis, tailor, 29 Van Zandt z. ZEH DAVID, dry goods, 7 High, h 40 Hawk Zielman Gabriel, caipenter, 145 Lumber Zielman John A, carpenter, 160 Lumber Zimmerman John, baker, 52 < linlon Zine Ambrose, blai ksmith, 95 Dallius Zinshimer Henry, segar maker, 138 s Pearl Zebra Sylvia, fortune teller, 51 Van Zandt

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