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 78 STATE ST., ALBANY, N. Y. 
 
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 ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTAL WORK. 
 One Thousand Fonts of Type, 
 
 Of all Sizes and Styles, and innumerable BORDERS and ORNA- 
 MENTS are now contained in the office, so that there is hardly 
 any taste or fancy that may not be suited. 
 
 A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF 
 
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2 
 BR^I^CH OFFICE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Life Insurance Co., 
 
 N0» 462 BROAD WAY^LBANY. 
 
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 Nos. 112 & 114 Broadway, New York. 
 
 EST^A-BLISHCEID 1845. 
 
 TEN TEAR PLiN— NOW FORFEITURE! 
 
 MORRIS FRANKLIN, President. PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary. 
 ISAAC C. KENDALL, Vice-Prest. WM. H. BEERS, Cashier. 
 
 General Agent, Local Agent, 
 
 E. W. TROTTER. WM. LACY. 
 
 DJ^ This is a purely Mutual Company, all the profits being 
 divided among the assured annually. 
 
 The NEW YOBK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has 
 
 been now in operation seventeen years, and has accumulated a 
 capital of $2,200,000. Its Dividends have never been less than 30 
 per cent on the premiums paid, and it has disbursed to widows 
 and orphans over $1,200,000. It has deposited with the Comp- 
 troller of New York State, as an evidence of good faith, to secure 
 Policy Holders, $100,000, and its Trustees in New York City, are 
 of the very first and reliable names. The affairs of this Company 
 show a lively prosperity, and each successive year, this great 
 society, after disbursing some two or three hundreds of thousands 
 of dollars, are adding to their capital the like amount. 
 
 In accordance with the requirements of the Charter, the funds 
 of the Company are invested in stocks created by or under the 
 laws of the State of New York, or of the United States, or on un- 
 incumbered real estate, worth fifty per cent more thau the amount 
 loaned thereon. 
 
TEIV YEAR PI.AIV— IVOIV FORFEITURE. 
 
 ORIGINATED BY THE NEW YORK LIFE. 
 
 By the table on which this class of policies is based it would seem that a per- 
 son incurs no risk in taking out a policy. Insuring to-day for $5000, if he die 
 to-morrow, the $5000 immediately becomes a claim, and if he lives ten years, and 
 makes ten annual payments, his policy is paid up ; nothing more to pay and 
 etill his dividends CONTINUE, making his life policy a source of income to him 
 while living. The principal argument of weight offered against life insurance 
 is, that a party might pay in for a number of years, and then, by inadvertence, 
 inability, &c., not be able to continue paying, and then lose all he has paid. 
 The NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has done much to obviate this 
 objection by their ten tear plan and non forfeiture. A party, by this table, 
 cannot forfeit what has been paid in. Thus, if one insuring by this plan for 
 $5000 discontinue after the second year, the Company will give him A paid up 
 POLICY, according to the number of years paid in, viz : 
 
 Second year, two-tenths of amount insured, $1000 
 
 Third " three-tenths of $5000 " 1500 
 
 Fourth " four-tenths " " 2000 
 
 Fifth " five-tenths " " , 2500 
 
 And so on until the tenth annual payment, when all is paid and dividends 
 
 STILL CONTINUE. 
 
 Hon. ERASTUS CORNING, 
 RICHARD VAN RKNSSELAER, 
 AM AS A J. PARKER, 
 JOHN TWEDDLE, 
 
 THOMAS W. OLCOTT, 
 JEREMIAH J. AUSTIN, 
 THURLOVV WEED, 
 RUFUS H. KING. 
 
 WM. H. CRAIG, M. D. JOHN SWINBURNE, M. D. 
 
 S. H. FREEMAN, M. D. JOHN V. P. QUACKENBUSH, M. D. 
 
 D:F" Applications, Forms, Pamphlets and Last Statement, may 
 be had at the office. 
 
 LOSSES PAID IN THE CITIES OF 
 
 ALBANY, TROY & SCHENECTADY. 
 
 Charles H. Russell, Troy $:^000 
 
 Ismc Carpenter, Albany, 3000 
 
 Wni T. King, Troy 5000 
 
 Edward B Slason, Albany 3000 
 
 Abr;im A. Lansing. Albany, SOOO 
 
 Michael S. Martz, Troy, 1000 
 
 Henry Tatnr. Troy 5000 
 
 Albert A. Thompson. Troy, 500 
 
 Alex. H. Brown, Troy, 500 
 
 Eichard Bulger, Albany, 3000 
 
 Chas. S. Coleman, Troy, $5000 
 
 Abner Loveland, Troy, 3500 
 
 Germaine Lamoui*e, Albany 10000 
 
 James Vane, Albany 1000 
 
 Henry Fenno, Albany, 5000 
 
 Henry Banker, Charlton, 3000 
 
 H. Van Antwerp, Schenectady,... 5000 
 T. L. Thompson, !;chenectady,.... 5000 
 S. Ward, Schenectady, 1000 
 
mm BEDSTEAD FACTORY, 
 
 ETJFXJS K. VIELE, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
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 PATENT CRIBS, 
 
 Extension Tables and Wash Stands, 
 
 THACHER STREET, ABOVE NORTH PERRY, 
 
 S. J. THOMPSON & CO., 
 
 AMBROTYPE ESTABLISHMENT, 
 
 No. 478 Broad^vay, 
 
 S. J. THOMPSON. 
 
 J. w. Mcdonald. 
 
R.M.VAN$ICKLER&FORBY, 
 
 IN STAPLE DRY GOODS, 
 
 COTTON & WOOLEN 
 
 JHimnfaftiirers' JlrtifUs anli ^nppim. 
 
 WOOL, POTATO STARCH, 
 
 GLUE, OILS, SOAPS, 
 
 JHachine Cards, Leather and Rubber Beltings, 
 NOS. 1 & 2 CENTRAL BLOCK, BROADWAY, 
 
 ADJOINING DELAVAN HODSE ON THE NORTH, MXiMAMY Mt T» 
 
 M. HARTNETT, 
 
 MilLLIJNTER, 
 
 No. 43 SOUTH PEAKL, STRKET, 
 
 strict attention p aid to BIiEACHZNG and PRSSSZNO. 
 
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 E3. 0-WE33>r, 
 
 Nos. 715, 717 & 719 BROADWAY, 
 
 MMmf. Ko 1 
 
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M. W. lACOIIBER & €0., 
 
 >lesale and 
 
 F^IMTS, OIIjiS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 And Dealers in 
 
 FRENCH AND AMERICAN 
 
 WINDOW CLASS, 
 CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID, 
 
 Kerosene Oil, &c., &c. 
 
 "Wliolesale Agents for 
 
 PETROIEUM, m\mi CIRBOI Oil, 
 
 MINERAL TURPENTINE, 
 
 And all the Popular 
 
 PATENT MEDICIIVES 
 
 Also, Agents for 
 
 FOR PRESERVING VEGETABLES. 
 
 32 & 34 WASHINGTON AVE., 
 
tcHieKERaoeiCEn 
 
 ALBANY.N^^ 
 
 dLBtHlCltil. 
 
 The inyentor and proprietor of this admirable preparation has operated with 
 the HAIR RESTORER for the past year and a half in the city of Albany with 
 the most brilliant success, operating upon probably the worst cases of baldness 
 to be found in this or any other country, giving each a good and substantial 
 head of hair. It is without doubt THE ONLY GENUINE HAIK RESTORER 
 EXTANT. The proprietor feels assured that after a fair trial a generous public 
 will attest to its superior quality over all other preparations. 
 
 I*rlce One j^Dollar i>er JBottle. 
 
 All orders to be accompanied by the cash. For sale wholesale and retail at 
 the office 
 
 No. 29 ORANGE ST., between Broadway and North Pearl St., 
 Prof. H. A. DeMUNN, Albany, N. Y. 
 
 EUREKA STEAM MILLS, 
 
 352 & 354 BROADWAY, cor. Division St., 
 
 BARTHOLOMEW & MORSE, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS 
 
 And AVholesale Dealers In all kinds of 
 
 C O P' F E E , 
 
 SPICES, CBEAll TARTAR, MUSTARD, &C., 
 
 Jit lowest JflarUet Prices. 
 
 JAS. BARTHOLOMEW. LANSING MORSE. 
 
R. S. & P. CUSHMAN 
 
 I ]VC P O R T E R S 
 
 And Wholesale Dealers in 
 
 GINS, WHISKIES 
 
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 NOS. 376 & 378 SOUTH BROADWAY, 
 
 AI^BAJTY, TH, Y. 
 
 DR. J. A. PERKINS, 
 
 Eoom No. 8 TWEDDLE HALL, ALBANY, N. T. 
 
 Fills teeth with granulated or spong»gold in a manner unsur- 
 passed by any operator in the State. Natural and life like-artifi- 
 cial dentures inserted on reasonable terms. 
 
 D;^A11 work warranted A 1. 
 
 HUESTED & WENDELI., 
 
 No. 56 State St., Albany, N. Y. 
 
 All styles of PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES and CARTES DE VISITES 
 finished in the best style and on the most reasonable terms. 
 
 Particular attention paid to making enlarged copies from small pictures finish- 
 ed in OIL, WATER or INDIA INK COLORS. 
 
10 
 
 ? ALBANY, N. Y., <^ 
 
 
 [iuuiiiLTmri 
 
 h;s 
 
 CORNER BROADWAT AND MAIDEN LANE, 
 
 At tlie Junction of tlie 
 
 NEW YORK, HUDSON RIVER, 
 
 MSTIRI AID lORTHERI RAIIBOADS. 
 
 At all hours, to suit the arrival and departure of all 
 the different Trains and Steamers. 
 
 FRANCIS RIDER, 
 
 PROPRJETOK. 
 
NEW JERSEY STEAM BOAT CO. 
 
 PEOPLE'S LINE STEAM BOATS. 
 
 ISAAC IWM & IW WORLD, 
 
 RUNNING BETWEEN 
 
 ALBANY AND NEW YORK, 
 
 Incoiinectioii witli tlie New York Central 
 Rail Road, 
 
 MET, SUHBili iieiPTSB. ■ 
 
 LEAVE ALBANY, from Steam Boat Landing, at 1)4 o'clock P. M., on the ar- 
 rival of the Great vV estern Train of Cars. 
 
 LEAVE PIER No. 16. N. R., between Courtlandt and Liberty Streets, New 
 York, at 6 P. .M., arriving in Albany to connect with the Morning Trains for 
 East, West and North. 
 
 la 405 feet long, 78 feet wide, has four Decks, cylinder 81 inches diameter, 12 
 feet stroke, 40 feet wheel, one sleam and three hand Fire Pumps, 220 Family and 
 State Rooms, 250 Berths. 
 
 Is 385 feet long, 88 feet wide, has four Decks, cylinder 77 inches diameter, 15 
 feet stroke, 46 feet wheel, one steam and three hand Fire Pumps, 228 Family and 
 State Rooms, 249 Berths. 
 
 Both Boats are in every particular furnished and equipped in the most safe 
 and comfortable manner. 
 
 ran pjissjiaE on freight, 
 
 Which will be taken at all times as low as by any other line of Steamers, apply 
 at the Office, 
 
 No. 283 BROADWAY, ALBANY, 
 Or on the Wharf No. 16 NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK. 
 
 J. "W. HARCOURT, Agent, Albany. 
 P. C. SMITH, Agent, New York. 
 
12 
 
 NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. 
 
 a;vestern route to 
 TROY, SCHENECTADY, UTICA, SYRACUSE, 
 
 ROCHESTER, AUBURIV, GE]VEVA, 
 
 CANANDAIGUA, BERGEN, 
 
 BATAVIA, BUFFALO, AND ALL POINTS WEST, 
 
 Ticket Office in Albany, Maiden Lane. 
 GENERAL OFFICE IN ALBANY, EXCHANGE BUILDING. 
 
 ERASTUS CORNING, President. 
 
 DEAN RICHMOND, Vice President, JULIUS A. SPENCER Ass't Scp't. 
 
 J. V. L. PRUYN, Treas. & Gen. Counsel, E. FOSTER, Jr., 
 
 E. D. WORCESTER, Assistant Tres., THOMAS WALLACE, *' 
 
 ROBERT li. BANKS, Secretary, Z. C. PRIEST, 
 
 C YIBBARD, General Superintendent, WM. G. LAPHAM, " 
 
 GEO. E. GRAY, Chief Engineer, H. W. CHITTENDEN, " 
 
 S. DRULLARD, General Freight Agent. 
 
 The New York Central Kail Road, running the entire length and through the most po- 
 pulous part of the state, fomis one of the great, oldest and best managed links of communica- 
 tion between the East and the West. 
 
 It has two eastern termini, one at Albanj' and the other at Troy, connecting at Schenectady 
 and running thence west through tJtica, Rome, Ac, to Syracuse, from which point, there are 
 two roads running to Rochester, known as tl>e " Direct Road," via Port Byron, Lyons, &c., 
 and the " Old Koad," via Anburn, Cayuga, Geneva, Canandaigua, ic. From Rochester there 
 are also two roads running west, one through Lockport, Ac. to Niagara Falls, and the other 
 through Batavia, &c., to Buffalo. Also, a branch commencing at Buffalo and running along the 
 banks of the Niagara River, through Tonawanda and the village of Niagara Falls to Lewlston ; 
 and likewise a branch from Tonawanda to Lockport. 
 
 At either Albany or Teoy, passengers for New York and intei-mediate places connect with 
 the Hudson River Rail Road, Harlem Rail Road, or (during the season of navigation) with 
 North River Steamers. Passengers for PittsfieUI, Springfield, Worcester, Boston, Hartford, 
 New Haven, Providence, and intermediate places, connect with Western R. R. and its con- 
 nections. Passengers for Saratoga Springs, Rutland, Bmlington, Montreal and all places 
 North, also connect by Rail Road, from either Albany, Troy or Schenectady. 
 
 Pcissengers for Sharon Springs, leave the Central Rail Road at Palatine Bridge, and go from 
 there by stage. Those for Cherry Valley, Cooperstowu and places South, leave at Fort Plain. 
 Those for Trenton Falls leave at Utica and go by Rail Road. Those for Watertown and places 
 North connect with the Rome & Watertown K. R. at Rome. 
 
 At Syracuse the Central R R. connects with tlie S. & B. R. R , running to the Erie R. R. at 
 Binghamton. And with the 0. & S. R. R., running north to Oswego. 
 
 At CANANDAIGUA with the E. C. Sc N. Falls R. R., running to the Erie R. R. at Elmira. 
 
 At Rochester with the B. C. & N. Y. R. R.. running to the Erie R. R. at Corning. And 
 ■with Steamers for ail ports on Lake Ontario. 
 
 At BuFKALO with Steamers on Lake Erie (during the season of navigation). And with the 
 Lake Shore R. K. to Erie, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, and thence to Chicago by Michigan 
 Southern R. R. 
 
 At Niagara Palls passengers connect with the Great Western R, R. (Canada) to Detroit, 
 and from thence to Chicago by Michigan Central R. R. 
 
 At Lewiston passengers connect (during the season of navigation) with Steamers for Toronto 
 and all ports on Lake Ontario. 
 
/ 
 
 SCHENECTADY 
 
 CITY AND COUNTY 
 
 DIRECTORY, 
 
 FOR 1862-3, 
 
 CONTAINING THE NAMES OF RESIDENTS 
 
 List of City and County Officers, 
 
 TOGETHER WITH 
 
 VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS MATTEB. 
 
 COMPILED BY HENRY Y. BRAD 
 
 SCHENECTADY: 
 YOUNG & GRAHAM, 111 STATE STREET. 
 
 1862. 
 
 r 
 

 (14 ) 
 PREFACE. 
 
 The publishers in presenting the fourth Schenectady Direct- 
 ory would invite the attention of the public to its completeness 
 and accuracy. 
 
 The renumbering of the city, and the five or six hundred ad- 
 ditional inhabitants whose names are found in the present work, 
 rendered its compilation a matter of necessity, and we have en- 
 deavored to meet the requirements of the times. 
 
 The County Directory, an unique feature in such publications, 
 which will be of great service to the citizen and stranger, has 
 added much to our labors, and will be found very perfect. 
 
 In our advertising pages will be found almost every variety of 
 merchandise ; and we feel grateful to our patrons for their liberal 
 favors in this direction, as the low price of the book leaves small 
 margin for profit on its sale. 
 
 We trust that the appearance of the work will be a sufficient 
 evidence of our thanks to those who have kindly aided and en- 
 couraged us in its execution. 
 
 Schenectady, July, 1862. 
 
 MOHAWKVILLE. 
 
 At Mohawkville, in the town of Rotterdam, situated 2{ miles 
 south of Schenectady, one of the healthiest and most splendid 
 locations for a village in the state, is the Thread and Twiicb 
 Manufactory of Henry M. Crane. 
 
 The number of inhabitants at present is about 300. The 
 grounds of Mr. Crane are superb, being laid out in parks and 
 magnificent drives of various lengths. Mr. C.'s business we 
 find, extends through every state in the Union. Persons wishing 
 a nice drive will be very much gratified and surprised at the 
 beauty which this little village afibrds, and will always find Mr. 
 C. willing and ready to show them through his grounds. 
 
(15 ) 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Page. 
 Advertisements, Albany, 1-12, 141-144 
 
 Preface 14 
 
 Mohawkville, notice of, 14 
 
 Index to Adrertisers, 15 
 
 Page. 
 16 
 
 General Directory, 17-111 
 
 Miscellany, 111-117 
 
 County Directory, 119-141 
 
 INDEX 
 
 Ahreet A. B. boots and shoes, 23 
 
 Atwell D. A. insurance, 18 
 
 Bame John H. Urery, 20 
 
 Barney H. S. & Co. dry goods, car- 
 
 petings, &c 118 
 
 Beal & Van Brunt, flour and 
 
 grain, 23 
 
 Blum F. marble 27 
 
 Calo Francis, city baggage wagon, 118 
 
 Carley A. F. & G. C. groceries 32 
 
 CarleyG.Q insurance, 32 
 
 DeBois J. photographs, &c 44 
 
 Doty Geo. H. & Go. stoves, &c 31 
 
 Edwards John A. gas fitting and 
 
 fixtures, 43 
 
 Egleston H. marble, 28 
 
 Felthousen J. D. groceries and pro- 
 visions 31 
 
 Gnadendorff H. apothecary 52 
 
 Hanford George, insurance, back cover 
 
 Jones Moses M. slater, 61 
 
 Kenny Thos. H. marble, 31 
 
 Ketchum A. M. furnishing store,... 52 
 
 Knowlton Willis, photographs, 64 
 
 Lacy & Perkins, dentistry, 24 
 
 Lake & Wilson, groceries, paints 
 
 and oils, 44 
 
 McCamus Wm. & Co. dry goods,... 68 
 
 McMuUen Andrew, coal and lime,. 71 
 
 Maxon Geo. G. produce, &c., 28 
 
 Miller Chas. A. tinware, 47 
 
 Moore E. W. baker and confection- 
 er 23 
 
 Myers Samuel, jeweler, 47 
 
 Pettiugill W. W. & Co. livery, 81 
 
 Reagles C. & Son. nurseries, 83 
 
 Rodgera & Weller, soda, Ac, 48 
 
 Rosa Edward, attorney, 47 
 
 Sanders Walter T. L. attorney, 44 
 
 Snell David H. apothecary, 51 
 
 Somes A. photographs. 51 
 
 Southard John, meat markets, 118 
 
 Swart C. B. bookbinder, 24 
 
 Van DeBogert Bros, lumber, coal 
 
 and flour 98 
 
 Van Home & Son, hats, caps and 
 
 furs, front cover 
 
 Van Vorst & Vedder, lumber and 
 
 planing, 104 
 
 Van Vranken B. groceries, 48 
 
 Van Vranken C. & H. carriages 
 
 and sleighs, 103 
 
 Vrooman J. V. stoves, 71 
 
 Walker James & Co. groceries and 
 
 sundries, 51 
 
 Westinshouse G. & Co. agricultur- 
 al implements, 24 
 
 Xavier J. fancy goods, 52 
 
 ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 Bartholomew & Morse, cofi'ee and 
 
 spices 8 
 
 Commerce Ins. Co front cover 
 
 Cozzens & Lay, stove polish 142 
 
 Cushman R. S. & P. liquors 9 
 
 Davis, Craft & Wilson, clothing, 
 
 inside back cover 
 
 De Munn II. A. hair restorer, 8 
 
 Dunlop House, 6 
 
 Gaertner, Dr. infirmary, Troy, 141 
 
 Hartnett M. milliner, 6 
 
 Hoxsie, 4 
 
 Huested & Wendell, photographs, 9 
 Tracey John & Co. rectifiers, 144 
 
 McCuen John, advertising, 141 
 
 Macomber M. & Co. drugs, &c., 7 
 
 Morange J. W. upholstery, 144 
 
 Munsell J. printer, 1 
 
 N. Y. Life Ins. Co 2-3 
 
 Perkins J. A. dentistry,... 9 
 
 Railroad, N. Y. Central, 12 
 
 Stanwix Hall,.. .. 10 
 
 Steamers, to New York 11, 144 
 
 Thompson S. J. & Co. photographs, 5 
 Van Sickler R. M. & Forby, manu- 
 facturers' supplies 6 
 
 Viele Rufus K. bedsteads, &c., 5 
 
 Wing, D. L. flour,...- 142 
 
( 16 ) 
 
 STREETS, Etc. 
 
 Albany street, from junction of Veeder ave. and State street. 
 
 Amanda street, from Lafayette street to Nott terrace. 
 
 Centre street, from Pine street to Gas works. 
 
 Church street, from Front street to the canal. 
 
 Clinton street, from State street to Hamilton. 
 
 College street, from Front street to Liberty. 
 
 Barrett street, from Union street to State. 
 
 Ferry street, from the river to State 
 
 Fonda street, from Nott street to Union. 
 
 Franklin street, from Centre street to White. 
 
 Front street, from Washington ave. to the Dry Dock bridge. 
 
 Governor's Lane, from Front street to the river. 
 
 Green street, from Ferry street to Pine. 
 
 Hamilton street, from Clinton street to Veeder avenue. 
 
 Jay street, from Union street to State. 
 
 Jefferson street, from Front street to Pine. 
 
 John street, from Front street to Green. 
 
 Lafayette street, from Union street to Hamilton. 
 
 Liberty street, from Ferry street to Nott Terrace. 
 
 Madison street, from Jefferson street to Monroe. 
 
 Mill street, from State street to Church. 
 
 Monroe street, from Front street to the canal. 
 
 Myers' alley, from South avenue to Fonda. 
 
 North street, from the river to Front street. 
 
 Nott street, from Fonda street to above the North College. 
 
 Nott terrace, from Union street to State. 
 
 Park place, from South avenue to Union street. 
 
 Pine street, from Fonda street to Centre. 
 
 Romeyn street, from Nott street to Union. 
 
 Rotterdam street, from Water street to the canal. 
 
 Rail road street, from Water street to the canal. 
 
 Smith street, from Centre street to Veeder avenue. 
 
 South avenue, from Fonda street to Park place. 
 
 State street, from Washington avenue to Albany turnpike. 
 
 Union street, from Washington avenue to Troy turnpike. 
 
 Wall street, from Liberty street to State. 
 
 Warren street, from Centre street to Fonda. 
 
 Washington avenue, from the river to Rotterdam street. 
 
 Water alley, from State street to Water. 
 
 Water street, from the river to State street. 
 
 White street, from Liberty street to State . 
 
 Yates street, from Union street to Liberty. 
 
SCHENECTADY CITY 
 DIRECTORY. 
 
 Abbott Elijah, fruit peddler," house 79 Jay 
 ABBOTT JESSE C. fancy goods and jewelry, 131 
 
 State, house 260 do. 
 Abrahams Isaac T. cooper, house 58 Lafayette 
 Abrams Solomon, stationman, house 144 Centre 
 Adams John H. machinist, h. 113 Union [pastor 
 
 African Church, Jay near Liberty, Rev, A. J. Prime, 
 Agen Bridget, widow, house 8 Slate 
 Agen James, tailor, house 5T Ferry 
 Ager Adam, helper, h. 38 Veeder ave. * [White 
 
 AHREET AMOS B. boots and shoes, 231 State, h. 55 
 Ahreet Charles A. clerk, boards 55 White 
 Ahreet Marquis W. 18 reg't N. Y. V. house 55 White 
 Aldorf Charles, helper, house 145 Front 
 Aldridge Edward, canaler, boards 1 Centre 
 Aley William, shoemaker, house 20 College 
 Allen Daniel (Sweet & Allen), grocer, 203 State cor. 
 
 Centre, house 84 Liberty 
 Allen David B. mison, house 9 Front 
 Allen Leonard F. shoemaker, house 249 State 
 Allen Lewis, grocer, 213 State, house 109 Liberty 
 Allen Reuben S. engineer, house 1 Cottage row 
 Allsdorf Morgan, machinist, house 136 Centre 
 Amberg Philip, jeweler, 177 State, boards 179 do. 
 Amend Francis, laborer, boards 98 Ferry [depot 
 
 American Express Office, 50 Liberty, N. Y. C. R. R. 
 
BELIABLE 
 
 SCHENECTADY AGENCY 
 
 For the foliowing named 
 
 Home Insurance Co. of N.Y.,.^ 
 Lorillard Ins. Co. of N. Y., . . . 
 Security Ins. Co. of N. Y., . • » • 
 Hartford Fire In. Co., Hartford 
 Phoenix Ins. Co. of Hartford, . 
 Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. 
 Co. of Massachusetts, 
 
 Aggregate Capital & Surplus 
 represented, 
 
 CASH CAPITAL. 
 
 ,000,000 
 500,000 
 500,000 
 500,000 
 400,000 
 
 SURPLUS. 
 
 $500,000 
 
 90,000 
 
 148,000 
 
 350,000 
 
 100,000 
 
 200,000 212,000 
 
 $3,100,090 $1,400,000 
 
 $4,500,000 
 
 All losses promptly and hoxorably adjusted and 
 paid at this Ao-ency. Detached Farm Buildings in- 
 sured, AT VERY LOW RATES, FOR THREE OR 
 FIVE YEARS, FOR CASH. No premium notes 
 taken or required 
 
 All application for insurance, personally or by 
 mail, promptly attended to. 
 
 DANIEL A. ATWELL, Agent, 
 
 Residence 56 l.afayette St., 
 
19 
 
 Anderson Alida, boarding house, 2 Smith 
 
 Anderson George, boots and shoes, 83 Ferry, h. do. 
 
 Angle Charles E. teller Mohawk Bank, b. 27 Church 
 
 Anson Eliza, boards 100 Front 
 
 Anthony Jared, baker, house 87 Ferry 
 
 Anthony William, 18th reg't N. Y. V. h. 13 Warren 
 
 Anthony William H., Anthony Hall, 87 Ferry corner 
 
 Liberty, house do. 
 Apps James, moulder, house 9 Jefferson 
 Aring Absalom, house 79 Lafayette 
 Arnold Simon, lumber merchant, house 19 Centre 
 Atal Leonard, gardener, house 61 Union 
 Atherson Charles, shoemaker, house 8 State 
 ATWELL DANIEL A. bookkeeper Locomotive 
 
 Works, house 56 Lafayette 
 Austin Charles W. farmer, house 136 Front 
 Austin Peter, 91st reg't N. Y. V. house 23 Green 
 Austin Sanford, fireman, house 45 College 
 
 ±5abcock Aaron, Union Coast Guard, U. S. Navy 
 
 Babcock Agnes, widow of John, house 81 Front 
 
 Babcock James, blacksmith, house 29 Rotterdam 
 
 Babcock Robert, house 88 Hamilton 
 
 Babner Simon, tailor, 131 Union, b. Columbian Hotel 
 
 Backus J. T. Rev. house 6 Union 
 
 Babn Hugh, laborer, house 82 Fonda 
 
 Bailey Wm. P. carpenter, 18 Yates, house 55 Centre 
 
 Baldus Charles, moulder, h. Nott terrace n. Amanda 
 
 Baldwin Samuel, bookkeeper, house 16 Clinton 
 
 Ball Charles L. S. house 38 Green 
 
 Ball Edward H. civil engineer, boards 7 Union 
 
 Ball James M. 18th reg't N. Y. V. boards 7 Union 
 
 Ballert Julius, shoemaker, 237 A State, h. do. 
 
 BAME JOHN H. livery stable", 114 Centre, house 242 
 
 State. (See Advertisement on next page.) 
 Bame Willam S. candlemaker, house 72 Jay 
 Bancker John, assessor 4th ward, house 77 Liberty 
 Banden Frederick, N. Y. V. house 78 Ferry 
 
LIVERY 
 
 AND 
 
 Exchange Stable. 
 
 JOHN H. BAME, 
 
 CENTRE, CORNER STATE ST., 
 
 ^(SMSIfl€^itD¥, Mo ¥o 
 
 is prepared to furnish HORSES and CARRIAGES at all hours 
 of the 
 
 DAY AND NIGHT, 
 
 And desires to say to his friends and the public that they can 
 be accommodated with good horses and carriages at 
 
 VERY REASONABLE RATES. 
 
 Also, that SHOWMEN can be accommodated with a band 
 wagon of four or six horses. 
 
 The horses are second to none in the country. The carriages 
 cannot be surpassed for beauty of design and workmanship, 
 combining all the modern improvements for ease and elegance. 
 
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 Furnished on the shortest possible notice. 
 
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 Banker Isaac, blacksmith, Liberty opposite Canal, 
 
 house 50 College 
 Banker Isaac jr. machinist, b. 50 College 
 Banker Jerome B. blacksmith, boards 50 College 
 Banker John, general office N. Y. C. R. R , Albany, 
 
 boards 50 College 
 BANKER JOHN N. county clerk, house 37 Lafayette 
 Banker Wil'iam H. machinist, house 48 College 
 Banker Peter, boards 248 State 
 Banks Henry, helper, house 28 Plank road 
 Bannard Alfred U. bookkeeper, boards 108 Liberty 
 Bannard Catharine A. widow of John, h. 67 Centre 
 Bannard Charles, fireman, house 49 Green 
 Bannard John, boards 176 State 
 Bannard William, house 17 Yates 
 Baptist Church, Union near Centre 
 Bare Frederick, gardener, house Myers' alley 
 Barhydt Abraham J. grocer, 55 Green, house do. 
 I Barhydt Al'en, mason, house 87 Lafayette 
 Barhydt Andrew, 18th reg't N. Y. V. 
 Barhydt Anna, widow, house 28 Jefferson 
 Barhydt Benjamin F. blacksmith, house 15 Jay 
 Barhydt Betsy, widow, house 134 Liberty 
 Barhydt Cornelius, house 7 Monroe 
 Barhydt Garret B. mason, house 19 Green 
 Barhydt Giles S. grocer. 158 State, house 192 do. 
 I Barhydt & Greenhalgh, vice and spring manufacturers, 
 
 98 Centre opposite Franklin 
 Barhydt Hester, widow, house 38 Green 
 Barhydt James H. clerk, house 78 Liberty 
 Barhydt J. Andrew, conductor, boards 45 Front 
 Barhydt John C. house 23 Smith 
 Barhydt John S. M. house 1 1 Jeflferson 
 Barhydt J. Teller, boards 76 Front 
 Barhydt Lewis C. (Barhydt 8c Greenhalgh), 98 Centre 
 
 opp. Franklin, house 30 Smith 
 Barhydt Lewis J. ice dealer, 76 Front, house do. 
 Barhydt Nicholas, house 214 State 
 
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 Barhydt Peter B. mason, house 16 Barrett 
 
 Barhydt Sarah, widow of Jerome N. house 71 Green 
 
 corner John 
 Barker Ann Eliza, widow of Joshua, h. 73 Lafayette 
 Barker Charles E. machinist, bds. 4 Cottage row 
 Barker Ira, shoemaker, 24 Barrett, house do. 
 Barker Jonathan (V. Barker & Co.), h. 72 Barrett 
 Barker J. & Co. brick and tile manuf. 72 Barrett 
 Barker Lorenzo (/. Barker & Co.), h. 61 Romeyn 
 Barker Peter, shoemaker, house 80 College 
 Barker Robert, laborer, house 19 John 
 Barker Theodore, boards 72 Barrett 
 Barker Wm. (/. Barker & Co.), h. 107 Liberty 
 Barnard Everton, boards 112 Liberty 
 Barnard Rosetta, widow, grocery, 112 Liberty, h. do. 
 Barnard Walter W. miller, boards 112 Liberty 
 BARNEY H. S. & CO. dry goods & carpets, 101 State 
 Barney Howland S. (H. S. Barney & Co.), 101 State, 
 
 house 56 College [56 College 
 
 Barney Reuben (H. S. Barney So Co.), 101 State, bds. 
 Barrett Michael, laborer, house 5 Warren 
 Barrett Thomas, waiter, Givens' Hotel, h. 90 Centre 
 Barringer Aaron, house 25 Union 
 Barringer George C. helper, house 35 Centre 
 Barringer Harriet S. widovF of Daniel, h. 53 Front 
 Barringer Howard, boards 53 Front 
 Barringer Jacob, clerk, boards 53 Front 
 Barringer William, h. 2 Union cor. Washington ave. 
 Barry Michael, laborer, house 10 Hamilton 
 Bassett A. widow, house 108 Union 
 Bartlett Edward, fireman, house 23 Yates 
 Baum Charles, clerk, boards 36 Clinton 
 Baum Maurice, clerk, boards 166 State 
 Baumis George, shoemaker, house 46 College 
 Beal William H. house 67 Liberty [Liberty 
 
 BEAL & VAN BRUx\T, flour, feed and grain, 45 
 Beau Silas L. machinist, house 64 Barrett 
 Bearup Andrew, 1 8th reg't N. Y. V. 
 
A. B. AHREET, 
 
 iii? i BMm micEi, 
 
 No. 231 STATE STREET, 
 
 N. B. Boots and Shoes made and repaired on the shortest 
 possible notice, and warranted to fit. 
 
 BLACKSMITH^S WORK 
 
 ^t Jf-o, 2 ROTTERDJlJfl ST,, 
 
 SCHENECTADY, N. Y., 
 
 BY 
 
 AARON DICKINSON, 
 
 HORSE SHOEING, &c., done promptly and warranted to suit. 
 
 m BMEM AID mmmw mii 
 
 233 ST^ITE STREET, COR. JT^IT, 
 
 iCHra ICTABY, If o Yo 
 A.B.MOORE, - - Proprietor. 
 
 BREAD, CAKES AND PIES, always on hand. 
 
 Also, FRESH CANDIES of every variety, 
 
 SEAL & VAN BRUNT, 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 NO. 45 LIBERTY STREET, 
 
 SGHMSGSA»Y, I. Y. 
 
SCHENECTADY 
 
 AGRICULTURAL WORKS, 
 
 G. WESTINttHOUSE & CO, Proprietors. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 EliiLIii ®nMM P®WEBi, 
 
 For One, Tivo and Tbree Horses, 
 
 LEVER OR SWEEP POWERS, 
 
 For Four to Ten Horses, 
 
 tOMBIlED THRESHERS AID CIEAIERS, 
 
 Of dififerent sizes adapted to all kinds of Powers. 
 
 Threshers & Vibrating Separators, Clover Machines, 
 Wood Sawing Machines (Circular and Drag), 
 
 For full description and prices of these unsurpassed Machines, apply to tha 
 subscribers for their ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. 
 
 G. WESTINGHOUSE & CO., 
 
 C. B. SY^AJRT, 
 
 BOOK BINDER & ACCOUNT BOOK 
 
 111 STATE ST., over Young & Graham's Book Store, 
 
 Books made to order for any branch of Business, from a Memorandum Book 
 to the largest Bank LedRer. Paper ruled and bound to any pattern desired. 
 
 LACY & PERKINS. 
 
 No. 108 STATE ST., SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 
 
 Teeth filled with Gold, Silver, &c,, also inserted on plates of 
 Gold, Silver or Rubber. Terms reasonable. 
 
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 Bearup Mary J. house 77 College 
 
 Bearup Solomon, house 77 College 
 
 Beattie D. C. (Mitchell Sc Beattie), lawyer, 71 State, 
 
 boards Eagle Hotel 
 Becker Adam, tailor, house 118 Front cor. John 
 Beckley John P. merchant tailor, 98 State, house 62 
 
 Barrett 
 Beekman Christopher, boards 123 Liberty 
 Beenback Conrad, laborer, house Nott terrace near 
 
 Tannery 
 Belden Alonzo S. boards 151 Union 
 Bell Horatio N. shoemaker, 123 Liberty 
 Benedict Andrew, saddlery and harness, Yates & 
 
 Davis Building, h. Veeder ave. op. Smith 
 Benedict Ephraim, hats, caps and wool, 99 State, 
 
 house 10 Liberty 
 Benedict Ephraim, jr. clerk, boards 10 Liberty 
 Benedict William F. iron, house 118 Liberty 
 Benedict William M. clerk, boards 10 Liberty 
 Bensen Richard V. grocer, Union cor. Yates, house 
 
 110 Union 
 Bentley Francis, 27th reg't N. Y. V. h. 20 Lafayette 
 Bernadi John, helper, h. Nott terrace n. Liberty 
 Berry Green, house 24 Jay 
 Berry Rev. Philip, house 25 Front 
 Bettys Charlotte, house 10 Front 
 Beverly John, laborer, house 12 College 
 Beyer Francena, widow, house 83 Centre 
 Bice Benjamin B. shoemaker, h. 48 Lafayette 
 Bieler John, laborer, boards 104 State 
 Bigelow Charles P. clerk, boards 108 Romeyn 
 Bigelow John A. express, boards 20 Hamilton 
 Bigelow John N. grocer, 153 Union, h. 108 Romeyn 
 Bills Horace B. (Van Buren Sc Bills), 245 State, house 
 
 247 do. 
 Blackburn Vincent, machinist, house 134 Union 
 Blaisder Clements, helper, h. Albany near State 
 Blake Patrick, grocer, 9 Centre cor. Warren, h. do. 
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 Blettersdorf Theodore, bookbinder, h. Stone lane 
 
 Blinn C. Rev. house 12 Jay 
 
 Blum Christian, house 46 Romeyn 
 
 BLUM FREDERICK, marble works, 167 Union 
 
 Boakes Wm. carpenter, house College 
 
 Bogart Anna, house 41 Jay 
 
 Bohannan David, laborer, house 90 Front 
 
 Bohannan Helen, widow, house 90 Front 
 
 Bohannan Jacob V. V. helper, house 157 Front 
 
 Bohannan John W. bla* ksmi'h, house 10 Green 
 
 Boice Peter, shoemaker, house 64 Fonda 
 
 Eolles William F. books and stationery, 93 State, h. 
 
 89 State 
 Bonney Edward, 47th*reg't N. Y. M. 
 Bonney Mrs. boards 229 State 
 Boots John, tailor, house 24 Lafayette 
 Boss H. wagon maker and blacksmith, 77 Romeyn 
 Boss Isaac iS. baker, house 86 State 
 Bouck Mrs. widow of James M. house 10 Clinton 
 Bouck John M. trackmaster, house 36 Jefferson 
 Bovee John, 18th reg't N. Y. V. 
 Bovee Peter, moulder, boards 12 Jefferson 
 Bowan Joel, hostler, house 23 Centre 
 Bower John, mason, h. Nott terrace op. Liberty 
 Bowtell John H. 91st reg't N. Y. V. h. 11 Lafayette 
 Bowtell M. C. day boat agent, N. Y. C. R. R. boards 
 
 Cleary's Saloon 
 Boyd John C. blacksmith, house 13 Warren 
 Boyd John H. house 29 Liberty 
 Bradley Daniel, house 16 Jay 
 
 Bradley James, laborer, house 33 Centre [ave. 
 
 Bradshaw James H. hotel pi^Dprietor, 54 and 56 Wash. 
 Bradshaw Mary J. widow, house 17 Amanda 
 Bradshaw Miss R. house 75 Ferry 
 Bradshaw Mrs. widow, house 17 Amanda 
 Bradt Angelica, widow, house 51 Front 
 Bradt Daniel, grocer, 97 Ferry, h. 19 Liberty 
 Bradt Gilbert, carpenter, house 112 Front 
 
F. blxjm:'s 
 
 167 UNION STREET, 
 
 (Sfext door to Columbian Hotel,) 
 
 SiHI l!iiTA®¥j H. ¥, 
 
 I manufacture anything in the Marble h'ne, such as 
 
 ORNAMINTAI MAWliS, 
 
 Also, keep on hand every variety and quality of 
 
 GRAVE STONES, 
 MONUMENTS, 
 
 Which I make up in any style wished by cus- 
 tomers. 
 
 Jg^*" All orders from abroad promptly supplied on 
 the most reasonable terms. 
 
H. EGLESTON & CO., 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 MONUMENTS, 
 
 CRAVE STONES, 
 
 liAiiLE liMTLEi, 
 
 TA.BLE TOPS, &c., 
 
 JTo. 243 STjITE street, 
 
 SeilMGTlBY, 1. Y. 
 
 [t^ All orders promptly supplied on reasonable terms. 
 
 GEO. G. MAXON, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN 
 
 PRODUCE, FLOUR, 
 
 9 
 
 Nos. 2, 4 & 6 WALL STREET, 
 Corner of Liberty Street, 
 
 0€]EIlK31<OTAffi)ir, If o To 
 
 D^^ A constant supply of GENESEE, WESTERN, CANA- 
 DIAN.and BAKER'S FLOUR on hand. 
 
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 Bradt Henry Y. printer, house|51 Front 
 
 Bradt John, city treasurer, house 37 Hamilton, office 
 
 Yates & Davis Building, up stairs 
 Bradt John, laborer, house Albany 
 Bradt Margaret E widow, house 27 Clinton 
 Bradt Sebastian, house 8 Ferry 
 Bradt William A. painter, house 62 Fonda 
 Bradt William H. machinist, boards 62 Fonda 
 Brady Patrick, laborer, house 43 Romeyn 
 Branthast Ernest, butcher, house 12 Lafayette 
 Brehm Conrad, tailor, house 3 Rail road 
 Brennan Charles, laborer, house 66 Fonda 
 Brewer Jacob S. laborer, house 68 Barrett 
 Brewer James L. overseer, house 38 College 
 Brewer Margaret, widow, house 37 Smith 
 Brewer William, carman, boards 261 State 
 Brickner Henry, shoemaker, 3 Green, house do. 
 Brignall Thomas, mason, house 16 Barrett 
 Brigner Andrew, helper, house 15 Amanda 
 Brinton Ebenezer (E. Brinton & Co.), h. 207 State 
 Brinton E. & Co. props.- of Eagle Hotel, 207 State 
 Brinton Ransler (E. Brinton & Co.), h. 207 State 
 Brockhouse Joseph, boilermaker, house 24 Jefferson 
 Broderick John, broker, 29 State, boards 30 Water 
 Bronk James, blacksmith, boards 154 State 
 Bronk John, house 28 Green 
 Brooks Fanny, widow, house 146 Union 
 Brooks George A. house 71 Front 
 Brooks Isabella, house 35 Liberty 
 Brower Mrs. widow of Giles, house Nott n. Romeyn 
 Brown Albert (A. Brown & Son), 67 State, house 33 
 
 Liberty 
 Brown Amos, laborer, house 24 Rail road 
 Brown A. & Son, furniture dealers, 67 State 
 Brown Clinton C. upholsterer, boards 33 Liberty 
 Brown Eliza, widow, house 140 Liberty 
 Brown John, shoemaker, 6 Dock, house do. 
 Brown John, house 87 State 
 
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 Brown Peter G. machjpist, house 72 Front 
 
 Brown Theodore B. (A. Brown & Son), h. 82 College 
 
 Brown Thomas, boilermaker, house 10 Jefferson 
 
 Brown William, machinist, 49 Pine 
 
 Brownell Ira (/. Brownell & Co.), house 9 Jay 
 
 Brownell I. & Co., hay-press, opposite Locomotive 
 
 Works, Fonda st. 
 Brownell James, house 6 Hamilton 
 Bryans Robert, mason, house 11 Amanda 
 Bryson Robert, house 24 Smith 
 
 Buchanan Frances, widow, house 37 J State s 
 
 Buchanan James, machinist, boards 88 Romeyn | 
 
 Buchanan S. L. R. bookkeeper, Schenectady Bank, 
 
 house 24 Washington avenue 
 Bullock Jacob, constable, house 19 Rotterdam 
 Bullock Joseph, saloon, 9 Rotterdam, b. Miller's Ho. 
 Bullocker Cort, tailor, house 44 Veeder avenue 
 Burgdorf Conrad, barber, 3 Dock, house 10 Green 
 Burghardt Charles, boards 119 Union 
 Burghardt Peter H. chaplain 1st U. S. Chasseurs, h. 
 
 119 Union 
 Burk James, laborer, boards 17 Smith 
 Burk John, helper, house 45 Romeyn 
 Burke Thomas, laborer, house 104 Liberty 
 Burkhart Joseph W. saloon, 43 Jay, house do. 
 Burns George, laborer, boards 18 Dock 
 Burns James, helper, house 7 Warren 
 Burns John, hostler, boards Bradshaw's Hotel 
 Burns Patrick, 91st reg't N. Y. V. house 104 Liberty 
 Burns Terrence, laborer, house 13 South avenue 
 Burt Betsy, widow, house 113 Union 
 Burt Daniel, clerk, boards 113 Union 
 Burton A. harnessmaker, boards 154 State 
 Butcher David, laborer, house 30 Jefferson 
 Butler Edward, carman, house 28 Yates 
 Butler Richard F. (Shaible & Butler), Centre near 
 
 State, house 146 Centre 
 Butrow Stephen, shoemaker, boards 6 Dock 
 
J. D. FELTHOUSEN'S 
 
 GROCERY & PROVISION STORE, 
 
 196 State, cor. Centre St., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 A general assortment of TEA, SUGAR. MOLASSES and SYRUP, EXTRA 
 and DOUULK KXTRA FLOUR, INDIA MEAL and RYE FLOUK, CLEAR 
 PORK, SUGAR CURED HAMS, SHOULDERS and CHOPS, my own Curing; 
 also, SMOKED BEEF, LAKD. BUTTER and CHEESE, and tverything kept 
 in a General Provision Store. 
 
 Also, FRUIT TREES of every variety, and Fruits of all kinds in their season 
 
 NEW FIRM! NEW COOPS!! 
 
 GEOTlfrDOTY & CO., 
 No. '7S State Street, Sclienectady, N. Y., 
 
 GEO. H. DOTY. 
 
 A large variety constantly on hand. 
 
 DANIEL MUTIMER. 
 
 THOMAS H. KESTNY'S 
 
 t^-T1 MARBLE WORKS, 
 
 1 State, cor. Washington Ave., 
 
 Has constantly on hand or manufactured 
 to order, every variety of MARBLE or 
 FREESTONE 
 
 Monuments & Gravestones, 
 
 Which will be furnished to order, on the 
 most reasonable terms. 
 
A. F. & G. C. CARLEY, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 ® 
 
 WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, 
 CLOVER, TIMOTHY AND FIELD SEED. 
 
 GEJVESEE, OHIO, IJVDI^JVjI, 
 
 ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN & CANADA FLOUR. 
 
 Also, constantly on hand the celebrated 
 
 IRVING MILLS FLOUR, 
 
 Ground at Rochester out of selected Wheat. 
 
 MESS AND BONELESS PORK by the barrel. 
 
 STATE, COR. CHURCH ST. CONTINUED. 
 
 Flour Store ]¥os. 14 and 16 IVall Street, 
 
 STATE, COR. CHURCH ST. COIVTIWUEH, 
 
 a.oe:ivt i^oit the: 
 
 CAPITAL. SURPLUS. 
 
 Albany Insurance Co., $100,000 $40,000 
 
 National Fire Ins. Co., N. Y 200,000 100,000 
 
 Commerce Ins. Co., Albany, ..... 100,000 
 
 KP" Risks taken at usual rates, and all losses paid promptly. 
 
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 Lady Jay, house 35 State 
 
 Cagens James, laborer, house 47 Romeyn 
 
 Cain Henry, mason, house 19 Hamilton 
 
 Cain Isaac, proprietor Davis House, 188 State 
 
 Cain Michael, clerk, boards 30 Liberty 
 
 Cain Nicholas, crockery and glassware, 55 State 
 
 Cain Thomas, laborer, house 21 Dock 
 
 Caldwell Irving, machinist, boards 73 Liberty 
 
 Calkins Simon V. P., lawyer, 170 State, bds. Eagle 
 
 Hotel 
 Calo Christopher, carman, boards 31 Clinton 
 CALO FRANCIS, city baggage wagon, h. 31 Clinton 
 Campbell Charles J. boards 78 College 
 Campbell Daniel D. office 33 Church, h. Rotterdam 
 Campbell George H. conductor, house 169 Union 
 Campbell H. M. Mrs. h. 72 Church con. n. canal b'dge. 
 Campbell Jacob S. clerk, boards 72 Church 
 Campbell James D. machinist, house 24 Jefferson 
 Campbell Maria, house 99 Fonda 
 Campbell Sarah H. widow, boards 78 College 
 Campbell Stephen R. carpenter, h. 66 Wash, avenue 
 Campfield Burt, broom machines, boards 50 Front 
 Canal Collector's office, 4 Dock near State 
 Canwright Maria, widow, house 31 Jefferson 
 Carey Patrick, laborer, house 28 Lafayette 
 CARLEY A. F. & G. C. grocery and flour store, 26 
 
 State and 14 and 16 Wall, b. 26 State c. Church 
 CARLKY G. Q. ins. agent, 26 State corner Church 
 Carley G. boards 26 State corner Church 
 Carley Jos. G. {Switz & Cat ley), brewer, h. 50 Union 
 Carner Andrew Y. canal collector, Dock, boards 
 
 Sharratt House 
 Carnody Timothy, brakeman, house 13 Centre 
 Carpenter Charles H. physician, house 107 Union 
 Carpenter Cornelius, teamster, house 27 John 
 Carr John, laborer, hou-^e 77 Fonda 
 Carroll Daniel, laborer, house 94 Fonda 
 Carroll Martin, laborer, house 65 Romeyn 
 
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 Carroll Michael, laborer, house 9 South avenue 
 
 Carroll Samuel, machinist, house 5 Monroe 
 
 Carroll Thomas, machinist, house 30 South avenue 
 
 Carter John, mason, house 6 Albany 
 
 Carter Jonas, teamster, house 46 White 
 
 Carter Thomas, porter, house 94 Centre 
 
 Carter William, clerk, boards 94 Centre 
 
 Case Levi, coppersmith, 12 Warren, house 91 Centre 
 
 Casey Andrew, printer, boards 6 Jefferson 
 
 Casey James, laborer, house 102 Front 
 
 Casey Michael, shoemaker, house 6 Jefferson 
 
 Cass Kiernan, tailor, house 3 Warren 
 
 Caster William, helper, house 17 Green 
 
 Castillo Mary Ann, widow, house 5 Church 
 
 Castillo Patrick, laborer, house 67 Fonda 
 
 Castle George T. butcher, 277 State, house 35 Smith 
 
 Caston Philip, shoemaker, house 70 Liberty 
 
 Caw James G. deputy county clerk, house 60 Front 
 
 Cawood John, machinist, house 10 College 
 
 Cessford John, machinist, boards 4 North 
 
 Chadsey Demetrius M. lawyer, 84 Slate, h. 148 Union 
 
 Chamberlin James G. carriagemaker, house 7 John 
 
 Chambers David, machinist, house 22 Barrett 
 
 Champion Mrs. widow of Hiram, house 129 Union 
 
 Chandler Benjamin, painter, boards 176 State 
 
 Chandler Chas F. Prof. Union Col. h. South College 
 
 Chandler William J. turner, 73 Union, house do. 
 
 Chandler Mrs. widow of Obediah. house 73 Union 
 
 Chapman Alfred J. gunsmith, 99 Ferry, house do. 
 
 Chapman A. Jackson, painter, 99 Ferry 
 
 Chapman Edwy, machinist, boards 102 Ferry 
 
 Chapman James T. J. saloon, 102 Ferry, h. 75 Church 
 
 Chapman Maria, fruit and oysers, 99 Ferry, h. do. 
 
 Charlton Edwin A., M. A. teacher, Union School, bds. 
 
 184 Union "^ 
 
 Chase Edward L. engineer, house 230 State 
 Chase Reuben, carpenter, house 71 Centre 
 Cheeseman J. K. Rev. house 89 Liberty 
 
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 Chequer Charles C. shoemaker, house 170 Union 
 
 Chequer William L printer, boards 61 Romeyn 
 
 Chevalier Mary, widow, house 21 Barrett 
 
 Chism George, laborer, house 77 Lafayette 
 
 Chism George J. jr. laborer, house 13 John 
 
 Chism John, saloon, 2 Ferry, house do. 
 
 Chism Storm, boilermaker, boards 77 Lafayette 
 
 Chriesman Eve, widow, house 57 Romeyn 
 
 Chrisler Peter, house 17 Jay (Bowery) 
 
 Chrisler Wm. grocer, 73 State, h. 27 VV^ashington ave. 
 
 Christiance Francis, 18th reg't N. Y. V. h. 4 Ferry 
 
 Christiaijce Isaac C. shoemaker, boards 19 Green 
 
 Christiance Jacob, painter, house 19 Green 
 
 Christiance Jacob, shoemaker, boards 9 Jefferson 
 
 Christiance Marie, house 197 State 
 
 Clammond John, broommaker, house Nott terrace 
 
 opposite Liberty 
 Glancey Rev. Mr. house 92 Liberty 
 Clapper John, fireman, house 64 Barrett 
 Clapper Maria, widow, house 73 Front 
 Clare George, news depot, 43 State, house 70 Front 
 Clark Catharine, widow, house 12 South avenue 
 Clark Edward W. clerk, boards 137 Centre 
 Clark Edwin, carpenter, house 28 Smith 
 Clark George H. house 7 Union 
 Clark James H. house 88 Liberty 
 Clark & Millard, grocers, 140 State 
 Clark Nathaniel, carpenter, house 137 Centre 
 Clark Thomas, laborer, 93 Fonda [23 Franklin 
 
 Clark William H. (C. & Millard), 140 State, house 
 Clarke William, clerk, boards 79 Ferry 
 Clarey Thomas, laborer, house 75 Church 
 Clary John, blacksmith, house Q6 Fonda 
 Cleary Michael, laborer, house 94 Romeyn 
 Cleary Patrick, laborer, house 55 Fonda 
 Cleary Thomas, eating saloon, between State and 
 
 Liberty op. rail road ticket office, h. 81 Liberty 
 Clement John, clerk, boards 16 Hamilton 
 
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 Clement Lewis M. house 80 Barrett 
 
 Clements Robert, supt. Gas Works, h. 16 Hamilton 
 
 Clogson William, carpenter, house SSJ Front 
 
 Close Halstead, clerk, house 15 College 
 
 Clow Ephraim, blacksmith, house 61 Centre 
 
 Clute Abraham 0. house 31 Lafayette 
 
 CLUTE BROTHERS, steam, caloric engine and tool 
 
 builders, 49 and 51 Iiiberty 
 Clute Catharine, house 58 White [Barrett, h. do. 
 
 Clute Clara, widow of Jacob P. ice cream saloon, 74 
 Clute Cornelius B. grocer, 263 State, h. 87 Barrett 
 Clute C. C. (Clute Brothers), house 52 Union 
 Clute Cornelius P. house 126 Liberty 
 Clute Charles A. (C. Sc Deforest), boards 134 Union 
 Clute Eleazor, machinist, house 22 Green 
 Clute & Deforest, cabinetware, 58, 60 and 62 State 
 Clute Elizabeth, house 14 Green 
 Clute Frederick jr. 136 State, boards 42 Barrett 
 Clute Frederick J. house 42 Barrett 
 Clute Frederick W. grocer, 102 Romeyn, house do. 
 Clute Harrison, flour and feed, 18 Wall, house 73 Jay 
 Clute H B. harness and saddlery, 72 State, h. 23 Yates 
 Clute H. V. V. carpenter, 7 Green, boards 62 Front 
 Clute Henry C. clerk, boards 54 Ferry 
 Clute James W. boilermaker, house 73 Barrett 
 Clute Jethro W. (Clute Brothers), house 15 Liberty 
 Clute John B. house Albany near State 
 Clute John B jr. (Clute Brothers), house 31 Smith 
 Clute John F. grocer, 8 Wall, house 105 Liberty 
 Clute Napoleon, flour & feed, 10 Wall, b. 105 Liberty 
 Clute Norman M. F. house 27 Lafayette 
 Clute Peter C. vvheelbarrowmaker, house 42 Jay 
 Clute Peter I. (Clute & Reagles), house 31 Liberty 
 Clute & Reagles, wheelbarrow^ factory, 83 Barrett and 
 
 269 State 
 Clute Richard S. H. shoemaker, house 76 Lafayette 
 Clute Sophia, widow of Walter, house 134 Union 
 Clute & Teller, hats and caps, 96 State 
 
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 Clute Walter, carpenter, house 80 Liberty [Ferry 
 Clute Walter S. shoemaker, 5 1st reg't N. Y. V. h. 54 
 Clute William H. (Clute & Teller), hats and caps, 
 
 house 100 Front corner College 
 Cochrane Richard, machinist, bds. 9 South avenue 
 Cole Richard, groomsman, house 18 Green 
 Coleman i\ndrew, mason, house 68 Fonda 
 Coleman Patrick, laborer, house 82 Romeyn 
 Collins Bryant, blacksmith, house 63 Fonda 
 *Collins Edwin, tinsmith, boards 73 Liberty 
 Columbian Hotel, 155 Union 
 Combs Elizabeth, widows house 17 Yates 
 Combs William, fireman, house 90 Front 
 Comstock James, accountant, house 234 State 
 Coude B. Z. hardware, 69 State, house 12 Smith 
 Conner James, cooper, tow path near Church [dam 
 Conner James C. agent, bds. bet. Railroad and Rotter- 
 Conner Matthew, laborer, house 19 John 
 Conners Timothy, laborer, house 10 State 
 Conroy Patrick, laborer, house 4 Warren 
 Consaul Gansvoort D. Rev. boards 42 Union 
 Consaul Harman, salesman, bds. Davis House [Union 
 Consaul John, boot and shoe manuf. 142 State, h. 42 
 Cooper xinn, widow, house 30 Front 
 Cooper Gabriel A. cigar manufacturer, 101 Ferry, h. 
 
 7 Warren 
 Cooper Stephen, furnaceman, house 4 North 
 Coracan Elinor, widow, house 31 Romeyn 
 Corbet Patrick, mason, house 35 Centre 
 Cordt William, clerk, boards 12 Lafayette 
 Corle James E. turner, house 71 Washington ave. 
 Corle Richard, baggageman, h. Nott ab. Troy R. R. 
 Corle William, farmer, house 66 Jay 
 Cornell John, blacksmith, house 5 State 
 Coss John B. hotel, 261 State corner Barrett 
 Costello James, blacksmith, house 3 Fonda 
 Costello John, laborer, house 26 Monroe 
 Coulter Thomas, house 14 Yates 
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 County Clerk's Office, J. N. Banker, clerk, 17 Union, 
 
 office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 
 Court House, 28 Union near Ferr}' 
 Couts George, blacksmith, house 153 Front 
 Co wper David, machinist, house 84 Fonda 
 Cox Cornelia, widow of George, house 21 Franklin 
 Cox David L. fireman, boards 21 Franklin 
 Cox Maxwell, pump and tub maker, 219 State, house 
 
 7 Smith 
 Cox Thomas, machinist, house 36 Green * 
 
 Craft Henry, laborer, house 3 Rotterdam 
 Craft Joseph K. candlemaker, house 48 Romeyn 
 Craig James R. house 11 Church 
 Craig A. Mrs. widow, house 21 Church cor. Union. 
 Cramer Alcross, broommaker, h. Rotterdam n. bridge 
 Cramer Henry, clerk, boards 26 State 
 Cramer Maria, widow of William, house 64 Front 
 Crandall Green G. house 79 Centre 
 Crandall Henry F. 43d reg't N. Y. V., h. Jefferson 
 Crandall M. Miss (Crandall Sc Jeffords), milliner, bds. 
 
 79 Centre 
 CRANE HENRY M. thread and twine manufacturer, 
 
 Mohawkviile (see page 14.) [Church 
 
 Crane Jonas U. (Millard Sc Crane), 160 State, house 24 
 Crapoul John, gardener, boards 297 State 
 Craven Luke, stonecutter, house 10 Green 
 Crawford James, laborer, house 10 Water 
 Crawford James M. laborer, house 77 Front 
 Crawford Robert C. machinist, house 40 Clinton 
 Crawford Samuel M. carriagemaker, bds. 144 Centre 
 Ci-egnier Sebastian, farmer, house 32 College 
 Crighton David, machinist, 30 Front 
 Croney Mary, widow, house 24 Rail road 
 Crooker Charles, tailor, house 16 Amanda 
 Crouch Eliza, house 31 Jeff rson 
 Crouch Spencer, undertaker, 90 Ferry, house do. 
 Crounse Philip, boarding house, 182 Union 
 Crummy James, machinist, boards 73 Liberty 
 
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 Cummings Patrick, laborer, boards 98 Romeyn 
 Cunningham Barnard, mason, h. Veeder av. c. Smith 
 Cun lingham Harvey, conductor N. Y. C. R. R. boards 
 
 142 Centre 
 Cunningham Leonard, carpenter, house 80 Fonda 
 Cunningha 11 Mrs. widow of Robert, house 143 Union 
 Cunningham Robert K. agent, honse 108 Union 
 Cunningham William, house 18 Liberty 
 Curtis John, carriagemaker, house 146 Centre 
 Cuyler Mrs. Lavina, teacher, house 34 Smith 
 Cuyley Michael, helper, house Plank road 
 
 JJaggett David, boards 5 Front 
 
 Daggett ."^tephen A. lawyer, 68 State, house 5 Front 
 
 Dailey Daniel. 18th reg't N Y. V. h. 19 State 
 
 Dailey John, laborer, house 101 Liberty 
 
 Dailey John, laborer, house 18 Rail road 
 
 Dailey John M. canal stabling-, house 6 Clinton 
 
 Daily John S. agent N. Y. C. R. R. house 9 Liberty 
 
 Damm Frank W. freight despatcher, house 22 Jay 
 
 Dance Joseph, laborer, house 6 Albany 
 
 Daniels John J. house 53 Centre 
 
 Daniels Louis, saloon, 53 Centre, house do. 
 
 Danna Francis (colored), barber, State corner Wall, 
 
 house 152 Union 
 Darrow Cady, farmer, house 9 Smith 
 Darrow James W. carpenter, house 69 Barrett 
 Darrow William, varnishmaker, house 88 Centre 
 Davis D. G. tailor, house 140 Centre 
 Davis House, Isaac Cain, proprietor, 188 State 
 Davis James H. house 31 White 
 Davis L. & Brother, clothiers, 144 State 
 Davis Susan, widow of John, house 46 College 
 Davis Thomas, carpenter, house 48 Barrett 
 Davis Wilson, mer. tailor, 103 State, h. 140 Centre 
 Davison J. E. clothier, 187 State, h. 92 Lafayette 
 Day Horace G. Rev. boards 79 Liberty corner Yates 
 Deal Edward, laborer, boards 125 Liberty 
 
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 Dealtry Jane, widow, house 13 Jay 
 
 Dealtry John (Weller & Dealtry), 197 State, h. do. 
 
 Dealtn Thompson, clerk, boards 13 Jay 
 
 Dean "William H. clerk, beards 47 State 
 
 DEBOIS JOHN, daguerreotypes, &e., 84 State, h. do. 
 
 Debois J. A. Rev. house 113 Liberty 
 
 DeCamp Felix, carpenter, house 22 Smith 
 
 Decatur David, laborer, house 77 Front 
 
 DeForest Jacob (Clute Sc DeForest), 58, 60 and 62 
 
 State, house 10 Ferry 
 DeForest Martin, house 31 Church 
 DeForest Sarah, widow ot Obadiah L. h. 10 Ferry 
 DeGraff Daniel S. grocer, 49 Front, house 47 do. 
 DeGraff Edward, tinsmith, house 47 Front 
 DeGraff Peter V. house 13 Monroe 
 DeGolyer Arthur W. boards 53 Barrett 
 DeGolyer William T. house 53 Barrett 
 Delamano Mary, widow, house 127 Libertj'- 
 Demore Madora, springmaker, house 29 Jefferson 
 Denergan Mary, widow, house 12 Jefferson 
 De Pew Archibald, boards 4 Cottage row 
 DeWigne Ferdinand, lager beer brewery. Union near 
 
 the rail road, house 46 Union 
 DeWine Michael, laborer, house 16 Warren 
 Deyo Abraham, patternmaker, house 96 Liberty 
 Deyo Samuel, patternmaker, h. 39 College c. Green 
 Deyo Seth, cider-vinegar manuf. 98 Liberty, h. do. 
 Diamond Henry, tailor, boards 92 Lafayette 
 Diamond James, tinsmith, house 6 Smith [34 do. 
 
 DICKINSON AARON, blacksmith, 2 Rotterdam, h. 
 Dickson John, laborer, house 29 Dock 
 Diefendorf John, shoemaker, house 13 Park place 
 Dockstader Jonathan J. freight conductor, h. b2 Smith 
 Dodffe Luke, house 132 Union 
 
 Doharty James, liquors, 2 Jefferson, c. Front, h. do. 
 Dolan William, laborer, house 66 Smith 
 Dollar John R. brakeman, house 18 Franklin 
 Donnelly John, liquors, Centre corner Pine 
 
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 Dormady Thomas, engineer, house 19 Jay (Bowery) 
 
 Dorn Robert C. harness, 12 Dock, house 5 Smith 
 
 Dorn Henry, bookkeeper, boards 5 Smith 
 
 Dorn Sarah, widow, house 21 Centre 
 
 Dorsch Gideon, carmaker, house 26 North 
 
 Dorsch Peter, house 1 1 Front 
 
 Doty Abram, house 74 State 
 
 Dotv Geo. H. (Geo. H. Doty & Co ), 76 State, b. 74 do. 
 
 DOTY GEO. H. & CO., stoves, tinware, &c. 76 State 
 
 Doty Mrs. millinery, 72 and 74 State, house do. 
 
 Doty Munson, carman, house 5 John 
 
 Dow Elisha B. house 210 State 
 
 Dow Jerome, conductor, house 238 State 
 
 Downs David, machinist, house 57 Front 
 
 Downs Patrick, laborer, house 21 Washington ave. 
 
 Doyle John, fireman, boards Fuller's Hotel 
 
 Draper Elizabeth, widow of John, house 40 Smith 
 
 Draper James H. carpenter, boards 40 Smith 
 
 Drews Henry, baker, house 40 Romeyn 
 
 Drukinan Michael, helper, house 57 Centre 
 
 Drullard N. restaurant, 157 State c. br'ge, h. 91 Lib'ty 
 
 Duane Cornelius, boards Eagle Hotel 
 
 Duane & Jones, physicians, 39 and 41 Union 
 
 Duane Walton, boards 43 Union 
 
 Duane William N. (Duane & Jones), house 43 Union 
 
 Duel J. C. dentist, 47 State 
 
 Dunbar James, conductor, house 17 Hamilton 
 
 Duncan John M. house 147 Union 
 
 Duch F. laborer, house 55 Romeyn 
 
 Dunham Sarah, widow, house 12 Franklin 
 
 Dunlap Mrs. widow of Thomas, house 22 Wall 
 
 Dunlap William, boards 22 Wall 
 
 Dunn Alexander, house 60 Romeyn 
 
 Dunn Hiram, machinist, house Nott corner Plank road 
 
 Dunn Richard, laborer, house 16 Fonda 
 
 Dunning Frederick, brushmaker, house 68 Front 
 
 Durkee Edward, painter, house 18 North 
 
 Durkee Sarah, widow of Selah 0. house 18 North 
 
42 
 
 Durr Frederick P, saloon, and bologna manufactory, 
 
 166 State 
 Duryea Isaac G. Rev. house 12 Clinton 
 Dwyer Edward J. overseer, Mill near State 
 Dwyer James 0. nailmaker, Mill near State 
 Dwyer John J. boards Mill near State 
 
 Eagle Hotel, 207 State corner Centre, E. Brinton & 
 
 Co. proprietors 
 Early Lawrence, laborer, house 8 Lafayette 
 Edick John, mason, boards 261 State 
 Edmonds Charles, carpenter, house 57 Smith 
 Edmonds James, laborer, house 14 Green 
 Edwards George T. clerk, boards 44 Union 
 Edwards Helen, widow, house 67 Centre [Union 
 
 Edwards H. S. hardware and cutlery, 165 State, h. 44 
 Edwards Isaac G. painter, house 20 Barrett 
 EDWARDS JOHN A. gasfitter, 67 Centre,, house do. 
 Edwards Lewis (Conde & Edwards), hardware, 69 
 
 State, house 26 State 
 EGLESTON H. & BROTHER, marble works, 243 
 
 State [house 60 Barrett 
 
 Egleston Horace (H. Egleston & Brother), 243 State, 
 Egleston Palmer (H. Egieston & Brother), 243 State, 
 
 house 72 Barrett [Church 
 
 Elliott 0. F. ©rated bread depot, 92 State, house 9 
 Ellis Charles G. clerk, boards 37 Liberty 
 Ellis George, machinist, house 64 Jay, house do. 
 Ellis John, agent Locomotive Works, h. 37 Liberty 
 Ellis John C. engine dispatcher, house 86 College 
 Ellis Robert, merchant tailor, 159 and 163 State, house 
 
 1 Smith 
 Ellwood Livingston, physician, 124 Centre, house do. 
 Ellsworth Sidney, moulder, house 27 Jefferson 
 Elmendorf Jane, widow, house 19 Front 
 Ely Francis, helper, house 14 Romeyn 
 Emerick Stephen, shoemaker, house 67 Pine 
 Encke John, laborer, house State above Nott terrace 
 
 I 
 
JOHN A. EDWARDS, 
 
 GAS FITTING & FIXTURES, 
 
 AT THE OLD STAND, 
 
 No. 69 CENTRE STREET, 
 
 SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 
 
 Is constantly receiving the latest and most stylish and elegant 
 patterns of 
 
 ,^1^,^ CHANDELIERS, 
 ^^^^^^^k Pendants, Hall Lights, 
 
 £^^^^^^^5 l>«OJ» LIGHTS, 
 
 ^^^^^^^^ Complete, with Flexible Tube. 
 
 Also, PAPER AND MICA SHADES, MICA PROTECTION 
 FOR PAPER SHADES, and a good assortment of GLOBES, 
 and every thing useful or ornamental in his line of business, 
 
 AT THE LOWEST FIGURES AND WAR PRICES. 
 
 N. B. Special attention given to FITTING GAS PIPE in 
 Dwelling Houses, Stores, Shops, Public Halls, &c., in a neat 
 and durable manner. 
 
 AI.L. WORK WARRANTED. 
 
 D^" Second hand Burners bought, exchanged or re-bronzed. 
 
 Also, practical BELL HANGER. DOOR BELLS, INSIDE 
 HOUSE BELLS hung in the most substantial manner and at 
 short notice. 
 
 Call and examine the stock as to style, quality and cheapness 
 AT THE OLD STAND, 
 NO. 69 CENTRE STREET, 
 
J. DeBOIS, 
 PHOTOGRAPH AND AMBH3TYPE 
 
 iALLEif, 
 
 84 STATE STREET, 
 
 (over freeman's paint store,) 
 
 fc^_-jj^<^^s^^=^ Where the CHEAPEST and BmST WORK 
 '=^ 'f- a4> — can be obtained in the city. 
 
 BROCERY, PAINT & Oil PRl, 
 
 No. 83 Union Street, corner College, 
 
 SeSSIBGf ABY, I. Y. 
 
 L,E.11^S, ZIJVC, OILS, 
 
 TURPENTINE, VARNISH, 
 
 GLASS, PUTTY, BRUSHES, 
 
 And every tiling in the Painting ^ ^ "^/ ' 
 
 line kept constantly on hand and /^"i*^^^' /V/ 
 
 sold at the LOWEST PRICES I 
 
 Also, Kerosene and Fluid. ^^^K 
 
 Good workmen always in readi- 
 ness to execute orders in PAINT- 
 ING, GRAINING AND PAPER 
 HANGLNG, in city or country. 
 
 GROCERIES of all descriptions 
 constantly on hand, and for SALE CHEAP. 
 
 S;^fn^.} LAKE & WI LSPy. 
 
 WALTER T. L. SANDERS, 
 
 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOB AT LAW, 
 
 Xo. 11 Union Street, Sclienectady, IV. Y. 
 
45 
 
 Engles Peter, 19th cavalry reg't N. Y. V. h. 297 State 
 Engleman Solomon, grocer, 54 Jay, house do. 
 Entres John, broommaker, house Albany near State 
 Epple Francis, laborer, house 36 Jefferson 
 Erhart Frederick, cigarmaker, 191 Union, house 78 
 
 Romeyn 
 Ernest Henry, cabinetmaker, house 23 North 
 Evans John W. artist, house 130 Centre 
 Everden Thomas, painter, house Plank road 
 
 J: adden Nelson, moulder, house 29 Jefferson 
 Fagan Christopher, laborer, house 77 Church 
 Fairchild Alonzo, mason, house 19 Amanda 
 Falvey Daniel P. Rev. house 8 Franklin 
 Fanstone James, coach painter, house 52 Veeder ave. 
 Farrel P. saloon, 67 Romeyn 
 Farrel Thomas, boilermaker, house 63 Fonda 
 Farrell Andrew, springmaker, house 17 Smith 
 Farrell Theodore, harnessmaker, 32 State, house do. 
 Farry James, laborer, house 30 Centre 
 Farry Thomas, laborer, house 10 Pine 
 Favre Louis, watchmaker, boards 154 State 
 Fieatherly Anna Maria, house 38 White 
 Feeley Mrs. widow of Daniel, house 21 Dock 
 Fehr Ulrich, boot and shoemaker, 55 Liberty, h. do. 
 Feldman Louis, merchant tailor, house 23 Green 
 Fell Benjamin, brakeman, house 5 Cottage row 
 Felthousen A. V. carman, house 70 Centre 
 Felthousen Charles, coppersmith, house 99 Union 
 Felthousen Harman D. house 66 Barrett 
 FELTHOUSEN JAMES D. grocer, 196 State corner 
 
 Centre, house do. 
 Feltus Joseph, carman, boards 26 State 
 Fenley Martin, laborer, house 3 Rotterdam 
 Fenton Thomas, machini t, house 88 Romeyn 
 Fen wick Alexander, machinist, house 155 Front 
 Field Samuel S. machinist, boards 123 Liberty 
 Finch Joseph, moulder, boards 176 State 
 
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 Finehoiit Albert, teamster, house 95 Pino 
 
 Fink Henry,- cabinetmaker, house 21 Green 
 
 Fink M. Mrs. widow, house 31 Washington avenue 
 
 Finnegan Patrick, laborer, house 32 Centre 
 
 Finnegan Peter, laborer, house 1 1 Madison 
 
 First Reformed Dutch Church, Union corner Church, 
 
 Rev. Edward E. Seelye, pastor 
 Fisher Hannah, widow, house 144 Centre 
 Fisk Frances, widow, house 187 Union 
 Fitzgerald Austin, machinist, boards 12 Jefferson 
 Fitzgerald S. laborer, house 18 Dock 
 FJackmyre Frederick, laborer, house 6 Rotterdam 
 Flannigan Patrick, laborer, house 10 Fonda 
 Flynn David, laborer, house 164 Front 
 Fodder Frederick, blacksmith, house 17 Centre 
 Fogarty Mary, widow, house 149 Centre 
 Foley Michael, moulder, boards 4 North 
 Foley Mrs. widow, house 79 Front 
 Fonda Alexander G., M. D., 13 Union, house do. 
 Fonda Cornelia, widow, house 23 Lafayette 
 Ford Van R. agent S. & Schen'y R. R. h. 58 Lafayette 
 Forest David P. state prison inspector, h. 35 Front 
 Fort Daniel, clerk, boards 2 Smith 
 Fosmyre Frank, barber, boards Davis House 
 Foster Henry W. painter, house 113 Front [Nott 
 
 Foster John, prof. Union College, h. Col. terrace c. 
 Fowler George W. engineer, house 2S Clinton 
 Fowler George W. carpenter, \6^ Smith, house do. 
 Frame Andrew, machinist, house 25 John 
 Frame John, engineer, house 35 Green 
 Frame John J. machinist, boards 118 Liberty 
 Franklin Walter, boards Eagle Hotel 
 Franchot Richard, congressman, h. 19 Washington av. 
 Frazier Charles, cigarmaker, boards Fuller's Hotel 
 Frear Chauncey, carpenter, boards 100 Liberty 
 Frear William G. carpenter, house 100 Liberty 
 Frear William H. cutter, boards 100 Liberty 
 Frederic Andrew, grocer, 76 Romeyn, h. 78 Sand 
 
(successor to DANIEL S. HULETT,) 
 Dealer in 
 
 WATCHES, JEWELRY, 
 
 CLOCKS & SILVER WARE, 
 
 State St., (opposite J. Walker & Co.'s Store,) 
 
 J6S~ Watchc3 and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. 
 
 CHARLES A. MILLER, 
 
 Manufacturer of all kinds of 
 
 T©¥i PlPIi, 
 
 *«., He, 
 
 No. 96 i Ferry Street, 
 
 EDWARD ROSA, 
 
 No. 151 State St. Van Home Hall, Eoom 4, 
 
 !^ \4^ iOi i£a i£Mf . 
 
 o «w> o 
 
B. YAN VRANKEN, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 GROCERIES 
 
 AND 
 
 
 f 
 No. 237 STATE STREET, CORNER JAY, 
 
 JlGEJTT FOIl 
 
 imn mmm harvester. 
 
 RODOEBS & WELLEB, 
 
 Manufacturers and Dealers in 
 
 SODA., 
 
 SAESAPAaiLLA, 
 PORTl, ill I'D CIDl, 
 
 Nos. 62 and 64 COLLEGE ST., 
 
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 Frederic Frederick, hotel, 52 Liberty 
 Frederick Henry, butcher, house 61 Church 
 Frederick P. J. market, 167 State, house 62 Church 
 Freeman Aaron, proprietor Givens' Hotel, 175 State 
 Freeman A. Y. {E, L. Freeman & Co.), 82 State, h. 
 
 8 Liberty 
 Freeman Edward, boards Givens' Hotel, 175 State 
 Freeman E. L. & Co. paints and oils. 82 State 
 Freeman Elisha L. {E. L. Freeman & Co.), 82 State, 
 
 house 75 Union 
 Freeman Elisha L. clerk, house 38 Clinton 
 Freeman Ethan B. boards 75 Union 
 Freeman Henry, bookkeeper, Givens' Hotel 
 Freeman Jonathan R. (E. L. Freeman & Co.), 82 
 
 State, house 3 Union 
 Freeman Robert G. engineer, house 97 Centre 
 Freeman Volney, house 37 Church 
 Freeman Mrs. widow of William, house 15 Yates 
 Friend Samuel, billiard saloon, Van Home Hall, h. 
 
 86 Centre 
 Fripp Frank, carpenter, house 13 Jay 
 Fry Nicholas, teamster, house 65 Jay 
 FuUagar John, house 17 Ferry 
 Fuller Anthony, carpenter, house 112 Front 
 Fuller Charles, lawyer, house 2 Church 
 Fuller's Hotel, E, H. Vrooman prop. 154 State c Dock 
 Fuller James, lawyer, State cor. canal bridge, house 
 
 Lafayette near Hamilton 
 Fuller John I. house 55 Ferry 
 Fuller Mary, widow of Jeremiah, house 2 Church 
 Fuller Robert, physician, 146 State, boards 2 Church 
 Fuller William, house 138 Center 
 Fuller William K. lawyer, boards 2 Church 
 FuUerton Eliza, house 83 Centre 
 Fullom Michael, laborer, house 14 Hamilton 
 Furbeck James A. grocer, 97 Ferry, house 19 Liberty 
 Furbeck Henry R. house 20 Yates 
 Furman Henry A. boards 51 Smith 
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50 
 
 Furman Robert, dry goods merchant, 79 State, h. 51 
 
 Smith 
 FURMAN R. & BRO. dry goods, 79 State 
 
 VJallagher James, machinist, house 7 Green 
 Gallagher Patrick, grocer, 75 Fonda, house do. 
 Gallagher Thomas, clerk, boards 48 Union 
 Galven Thomas, laborer, house 86 Fonda 
 Galvin Mary, widow, house 77 Church 
 Gannon Catherine, widow, house 139 Union 
 Gansler John, laborer, house 63 Centre 
 Garanger John, helper, house 46 Veeder avenue 
 Gardener M. cigarmaker, house 20 South avenue 
 Gardiner William, harnessmaker, hou e 5J College 
 Garding Court, broommaker, house 6 Ferry 
 Gardinier John, carpenter, house 48 White 
 Gardner E izabcth, widow of Job F. house 96 Ferry 
 Gardner John, machinist, house 19 Hamilton 
 Gardner Moses, house 36 State 
 Garling Jacob, 43d reg't N. Y. V. 
 Garlock Augustus 0. barber, 168 State, h. 24 Yates 
 Garrety Francis, machinist, house 47 Romeyn 
 Garrety James, machinist, house 86 Romeyn 
 Garrety Mary, widow, house 63 Smith 
 Garrety Michael, machinist, house 86 Komeyn 
 Garrett H. J. dentist, 37 J State, boards 118 Liberty 
 Gates Catharine, widow, house 275 State 
 Gates J. Sharratt, druggist, boards 275 State 
 Gates Lewis, carman, house Franklin near Jay 
 Gales Stephen D. carman, house 25 Franklin 
 George Mrs. widow, house 38 College 
 Gergen John, helper, house 47 White 
 Gergen Peter, machinist, house 37 Front 
 German Catholic Church, Centre near Frankln 
 Germond Bruce, trackmaster, house 138 Front 
 Germond De Witt, trackmaster, boards 138 Front 
 Germond Morgan, trackmaster, house 120 Front 
 G rry John J. laborer, house State near Nott terrace 
 
DAVID H. SNELL, 
 
 ^^ AND 
 
 DRUCGBST, 
 
 No. 141' STATE STREET, 
 
 E€Hm€TABI, Mo lo 
 
 JA^ES WALKER & CO., 
 
 "Wliolcsale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 GMIOCERIEB, 
 
 Agricultural Implements, 
 
 WOOD & WILLOW WARE, 
 
 Hope, (Jmine anb (Eorbage, 
 COAL OILS AND LAMPS, 
 
 FlSniJt'Sf T^lCIil^E, BRUSMES, Ifc, tfc, 
 
 NOS. il8 & 120 STATE STREET, 
 SOMES' 
 
 PIOfO&RiPllQ SiWlBf, 
 
 159 Ui^IO:^ ST., SCMEilfECTASOlf, N. Y. 
 
 ALL STYLES AND SIZFS OF 
 PLAIN AND COLOP.ED, IN OIL. 
 
 AUrOPnaTOGR\PIIi«, STKRROSCOPIO VIKWS, taken in the best possible 
 manner. Copying done on short notice, plain or colored. 
 
GEiWLEMEiTS FURNIIIKG STORE. 
 
 A. M. KETCHUM, 
 
 NO. 138 STATE STREET, 
 
 TUT' 
 
 -^r^ 
 
 Would respectfully inform the citizens of 
 Scheuectady and vicinity that he will con- 
 tinue the manufacture of 
 
 SHIRTS, COLLARS, 
 
 So3oh()3 of §i(j)eHolr Qu^ilfij, 
 
 And keep constantly on hand a general as- 
 sortment of 
 
 Gentlemen's Famishing Goods. 
 
 ay Shirts made to order and warranted 
 to fit. 
 
 ALSO, AGEIVT FOK^ 
 
 WHEELER & WILSON'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, 
 
 Which is universally conceded to be the most reliable and efficient for domes- 
 tic purposes, and he invites the attention of those who believe time is money 
 to this truly admirable labor-saving invention. 
 
 DR. H. GNADENDORFF, 
 
 No. 107 State Street, Schenectady, N. Y,, 
 
 I>ealei:' In 
 
 Prescriptions most carefully dispensed. 
 
 A. "VIES 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 TOYS, 
 
 FKRfCEKRY, &e. ^f^' -f^ 
 
 No. 128 STATE STREET, ^^'-TT'-^^ 
 
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 Geskow Lewis, tailor, house 236 State 
 
 Getman Andrew W. brakeman, house 49 College 
 
 Gibson William, overseer, house 6 Cottage row 
 
 Gier John, tailor, house Albany 
 
 Gilbert George, registrar Union College, h. 54 College 
 
 Gilbert James, clerk, house 36 Liberty 
 
 Giles James, carpenter, boards 134 Centre 
 
 Giles William, carpenter, 134 Centre, house do. 
 
 Gill Cornelius, 91st reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 Gillee Terrence, cutter, house 17 Jay (Bowery) 
 
 Gillespie Abraham, sheriflf, 28 Union, house do 
 
 Gillespie George C. carpenter, house 212 State 
 
 Gillespie William M. professor Union College, house 
 
 180 Union 
 Ginn James, coachtrimmer, boards Fuller's Hotel 
 Givens' Hotel, Aaron Freeman pro, 175 State c. Wall 
 Givens William, boards 67 Liberty 
 Glaceman Conrad, farmer, house 67 Front 
 Gleason Edward, machinist, house 8 Warren 
 Glenn George W. engineer, house 49 Green 
 Glenn Henry C. machinist, house 89 Front 
 Glenn Jacob S moulder, house 25 Jefferson 
 Glenn Simon, shoemaker, house 136 Front 
 Gloss Michael, shoemaker, house 35 Albany turnpike 
 GNADENDORFF H. druggist, 107 State, house do. 
 Goergen M. J. lager bier, State n. Veeder ave. 
 Goggins James, gasworker, house 2 Hamilton 
 Gombell Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. College n. Green 
 Goodrich Horace, teller Schenec'y Bank, h. 1 Union 
 Goodrich William L. cash er Schen. Bank, h. 13 State 
 Gorgait Hyacinthe, shoemaker, boards 120 Union 
 Goslin Abraham, clerk, house. 172 State 
 Gould Thomas, broommaker, house 17 Green 
 Gow Maria, widow, house 65 Front 
 Gow Vedder, blacksmith, boards 65 Front 
 Graff D. W. agent, boards Davis House 
 Graham Deborah, house 40 Washington avenue 
 Graham James, boilermaker, house 83 Union 
 
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 Graham Joseph B. (Young Sc Graham), 111 State, 
 
 house 171 Union 
 Grant Peter, engineer, house 22 Pine 
 Gray John, blacksmith, house 141 Front 
 Gra}' Robert, boots and shoes, 184 State, house do. 
 Green Walter C. boards 27 Barrett 
 Grecnlialgh William (Barhydt & GreenhaJgh), Centre 
 
 opposite Franklin, house 102 Centre 
 Greenwalt George, mason, house 63 Albany 
 Gregg George, boilermaker, house 68 Fonda 
 Gregson John W. shoemaker, boards 227 State 
 Gridley N. P. T. 18th reg't, N. Y. V. 
 Gridley William Seward, 18th reg't, N. Y. V. 
 Griffes Mary, widow, house 176 Union 
 Griffes Wm. W. news depot, 177 State, h. 176 Union 
 Groot C. S. & Co. dry goods, 43 State 
 Groot Cornelius S. (0. S. Groot & Co.)» 43 State 
 Groct Edward, boards 60 Union 
 
 Groot John, boards 60 Union [Union 
 
 Groot Simon C. (C. S. Grooi Sc Co.), 43 State, h. 60 
 Grout Hammond V. house 29 Barrett 
 Grove Mary, widow, house 83 Centre 
 Growse John Valentine, cooper, house 12 Dock 
 Grupe Diedrick, laborer, house 12 Lafayette 
 Guisler Julius, painter, house 7 Romeyn 
 Gullock Charles, cabinetmaker, house 154 Front 
 Gamble F. C. carpenter, house 32 College 
 Gunn Patrick, mason, house 15 Jay (Bowery) 
 
 Uagadorn Ezekiel, 91st reg't, house 10 North 
 Haggerty John, brakeman, house 124 Front 
 Hais James, boilermaker, house 27 Jefferson 
 Hake Frederick, laborer, house 22 Rotterdam 
 Haley Ellen, widow, house 134 Front 
 Haley Martin, laborer, boards 134 Front 
 Haley Michael, tailor, boards 134 Front 
 Haley Michael, switchtender, house 61 Green 
 Haley Patrick, fireman, boards 134 Front 
 
55 
 
 Hall John M. machin'st, boards 73 Liberty 
 
 Hall Lucius D. grocer}^ 15 Smitli, h. 26 Clinton 
 
 Halpen John, helper, house 70 Fonda 
 
 Halse John, stovemounter, house 18 Franklin 
 
 Hamilton John, house 177 Union 
 
 Hamilton Robert, laborer, house 17 Park place 
 
 Hamlin Michael, grocer, 265 State, house do. 
 
 Hamlin S. G. cooper, house 73 Washington avenue 
 
 HANFORD GEORGE T. insurance agent, 114 State, 
 
 boards Eagle Hotel 
 Hanley James, coffee-burner, house 81 Fonda 
 Hanley Patrick, fireman, house 20 Jay 
 Hanley Wm. laborer, house 74 Fonda 
 Hanna Peter, groomsman, Eagle Hotel 
 Hannah James, leather dealer, house 43 Lafayette 
 Hanselman Jacob, laborer, house 7 Liberty 
 Harbison James, carpenter, house 37 Green 
 Harbison Robert, hardware and cutlery, 116 State, 
 
 boards 99 Centre 
 Hardcastle Thomas, house 9 Madison 
 Harden Thomas, laborer, house 4 State 
 Hardgraves Thomas, coffee dealer, 15 Jay, bds. do. 
 Hardgraves James, blacksmith, house 15 Jay 
 Hardie Thomas, blacksmith, house 34 Jefferson 
 Hardin George, cabinetmaker, house 24 Ferry 
 Harer Patrick, laborer, house 53 Fonda 
 Harkin William, laborer, house 14 Jefferson 
 Harman Guilford, 18th reg'l. N. Y. V. 
 Harman Hannah E. house 179 Union 
 Harman Henry, i04th reg'l, N.Y. V.bds. 25 Front 
 Harman Joseph, justice of the peace, office, 76 Ferry, 
 
 house 25 Front 
 Harman J. D. lawyer, boards 179 Union 
 Harrington Abel J. bartender, 18th reg't, N. Y. V. 
 Harris Levi, pedler, house 183 State 
 Harron Mrs. widow, house Albany near State 
 Hart John J. house 77 Liberty corner Yates 
 Hart John P. machinist, house Myers alley 
 
56 
 
 Hart Patrick, laborer, house 33 Centre 
 Hartnell John, baggageman, Sar. R. R. h. 71 Centre 
 Harvey Daniel, machinist, house 81 Front [State 
 
 Hartness James, soap and candles, 20 Dock, h. 217 
 Harvey Henry, engineer, house 33 Clinton 
 Hasbrouck Abby, widow, house 72 Union 
 Hang William G. helper, h. State n. Nott terrace 
 Hans Conrad, farmer, house 61 Albany 
 Hastings James, tinsmitii, house 69 Jay 
 Hathaway Edward, canal boatman, house 232 State 
 Hathaway Robine, canal boatman, 299 State 
 Haver Wm. baker, house 6 Albany 
 Haverly Mrs. dressmaker, house 60 Washington ave. 
 Haverley Wm. H. clerk, house 60 Washington ave. 
 Hawks Edward, machinist, house 56 Romeyn 
 Hawks Wm. machinist, boards 2 Liberty 
 Hawley Maria, widow, house 43 Smith 
 Hay James, boilermaker, house 144 Front 
 Hayes Michael, machinist, boards 4 North 
 Haynor Peter, hostler, boards Eagle Hotel 
 Hays John, laborer, house 149 Centre 
 Hays William G. painter, house 1 Green 
 Hearsey David, Mohawk bridgetender, h. 1 Wash. av. 
 Heatley Philip, hostler, house 6 Washington ave. 
 Heddon S. 0. broom manufacturer, house 106 Union 
 Heese Henry, broommaker, h. Nott terrace, op. Lib'ty 
 Hegaman David B. laborer, house 23 John 
 Helm Frank T. gasfitter, 239 State, house 241 do. 
 Helmer William H. (Strong 8c Helmer), 7 Dock, house 
 126 Centre [house do. 
 
 Hemstreet Michael, restaurant, 176 State n. rail road, 
 Henry Benjamin, peddler, house 60 Ferry 
 Henry Jacob, clothing, 95 'Ferry, house do. 
 Henry John B. clerk, boards Davis house 
 Henry William, carpenter, house 174 Union 
 Heron John, machinist, house 163 Union 
 Heron William, machinist, house 38 South avenue 
 Heron William T. printer, Dodge's Mounted Rifles 
 
57 
 
 Herman Christopher, machinist, house 15 Warren 
 
 Harrington Patrick, laborer, house 62 Church 
 
 Herrod Adam, shoemaker, house 25 South avenue 
 
 Hertell Jane Ann, boards 130 Union 
 
 Hewett Mary, widow, house 8 South avenue 
 
 Heyman Joseph, tailor, house 46 State 
 
 Hibbard Edward, agent gas works, 134 State, house 
 
 27 Barrett [South College 
 
 Hickok Laurens P. vice president Union College, h. 
 Hiebner Henry, saloon, 98 Ferry, house do. 
 Hiebner Michael, helper, house Plank road 
 Hildebrant Jacob, watchman, house 9 Jay (Bowery) 
 'Hilderbrant John, carman, house 19 Jay 
 Hilderbrant Lewis, grocer and meat market, 36 Union, 
 
 house do. 
 Hill W. machinist, boards 73 Liberty 
 Hill Stephen P. grocer, 106 Romeyn, house do. 
 Hilts John S. carpenter, house 178 Union 
 Hinds James, ambrotypes and photographs, 129 State, 
 
 house 19 Smith 
 Hinds John, cooper, house Rotterdam near bridge 
 Hingleman Andrew, tailor, house Rail road n. bridge 
 Hitchcock L. T. watchmaker, 131 State, boards 34 
 
 Liberty 
 Hoag Casper F. hoUowware, Fonda corner Pine, house 
 
 167 Union 
 Hoag William, physician, boards 167 Union 
 Hodson Robert, boards 482 State 
 Hoffman Abram S. boilermaker, house 143 Front 
 Hoffman Adam, laborer, house 14 Lafayette 
 Hoffman S. W. clerk, boards 51 State 
 
 Hoffman , widow of William, house 12 Smith ' 
 
 Hogan John, laborer, house 6 Ciir.ton 
 Hogan Mary, widow, house 42 Stale 
 Hogan Michael, gasman, house 26 Franklin 
 Hogan Patrick, mason, boards 42 State 
 Hogeboom Edward, clerk, boards 28 Smith 
 Hogeboom Susan, widow, house 28 Smith 
 
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 Holland Margaret, widow of Jonas, house 33 Union 
 
 Holmes Elizabeth, widow, house 28 Pine 
 
 Holmes Henry, engineer, house 52 Smith 
 
 Holmes Peter W. house 48 Washington avenue 
 
 Helton William M. grape vines, &c. house 55 Union 
 
 Hook Fanny Miss, house 181 Union 
 
 Horrigan Mrs. widow of Patrick, h. 12 Jay (Bowery) 
 
 Horsfali Garrett, painter, house 11 Yates 
 
 Horsfall John 0. house 51 Union 
 
 Horsfali Joseph, boards 51 Union 
 
 Horsfall Sarah, widow of William F. house 18 Yates 
 
 Horsfall William, captain Co. E. I8th reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 Horsemyre Frederick, boards 17 Green 
 
 Horsem^re Louisa, widow, house 17 Green 
 
 Hotailing Garrett, helper, house 49 College 
 
 Hotchkiss George, machinist, house 42 Romeyn 
 
 Hourigan Ellen, widow, house 12 Jay (Bower}^) 
 
 Hourigan John, blacksmith, boards 12 Jay (Bowery) 
 
 Hourigan Patrick, boilermaker. bds. 12 Jay (Bowery) 
 
 Housen John, laborer, house 5 Ferry 
 
 Housen Martin, brakeman, house 147 Front 
 
 Housten Henry B, pressman, house 3 Cottage row 
 
 Housten William M. ne^vsdealer, boards 19 State 
 
 How Daniel, machinist, house 135 Union 
 
 How William H. finisher, boards 135 Union 
 
 Howard John S machinist, house 18 College 
 
 Howard John, machinist, boards 18 College 
 
 Howard William, 4Sth reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 Howd Harvey D. clerk, boards 126 Centre 
 
 Howell Mrs. house 53 Front 
 
 Howe Mary Mrs. house 50 White 
 
 Howse William, grocer, 79 Ferry, house do. 
 
 Huber P. brewer, house 96 Union 
 
 Huggart Lydia, widow, house 24 Franklin 
 
 Hughes Abraham, canal boatman, boards 4 Warren 
 
 Hughes Edward, canal boatman, house 4 Warren 
 
 Hughes George, boilermaker. house 70 Fonda 
 
 Hughes Noah, boilermaker, house 77 Lafayette . 
 
59 
 
 Hulbert Eugene, carpenter, boards 59 Church 
 
 Hulbert Mrs. house 59 Church 
 
 Hulett Daniel S. h. Albany turnpike head of State 
 
 Hull Samuel A. merchant tailor, 83 State, h. 244 do. 
 
 Hunter Arthur W. agent shawl factory, house 9 Union 
 
 Hyson John E. 30th reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 Hyson Peter, poultry, &c. 52 Lafayette, house do. 
 
 Hutton James C. blacksmith, boards 4 Pine 
 
 Hysted George, laborer, house 124 Front 
 
 Hysted Charles, blacksmith, house 59 Centre 
 
 Ireland Amelia Mrs house 25 Clinton 
 
 Isenhall Peter, smelter, house 42 Veeder avenue 
 
 Jackson A. H. lawyer, captain Co. G. 91st reg't N.Y.V 
 Jackson Blandina (colored), cook, house 152 Union 
 Jackson Dora, widow, house 30 Washington avenue 
 Jackson Isaac W prof. Union College, h. N. College 
 Jackson James (colored), farmer, house Troy turnpike 
 Jackson James D. grocer, 1 South avenue, house do. 
 Jackson Jonathan S. stationman, house 41 Smith 
 Jackson John J. (colored), laborer, house 84 Ferry 
 Jackson Robert (colored), barber, house 32 Pine 
 Jackson S. W., (Jackson & Thomson), lawyer, 10 Union, 
 
 boards 29 Washington avenue 
 Jackson & Thomson, attorneys at law, 10 Union 
 Jacobs James, fireman, boards 17 Smith 
 Jarvey liobert, spinner, house 25 State 
 Jarvis Elizabeth, widow of John, house 57 Union 
 Jeffers John, laborer, house 297 State [Union 
 
 Jeffords A. E. (Crandall Sc Jeffords), milliner, bds. 73 
 Jeffords Catharine, house 73 Union 
 Jeffries John, carpenter, house 30 Lafayette 
 Jennings Miss S. E. agent Singer's sewing machines, 
 
 130 State, house iil Barrett 
 Jewish Synagogue, 6 Liberty 
 Jock Catharine, widow, house 38 Liberty 
 
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 John Nicholas, tailor, house 21 North 
 
 Johnson Lewis G. furnaceman, house 54 Barrett 
 
 Johnson Stephen, laborer, house 31 Centre 
 
 Johnson Stephen H. county judge and surrogate, 15 
 
 Union, house 8 Front 
 Johnson Thomas, laborer, house 12 South ave. 
 Johnson William, salesman, house 29 Clinton [ton 
 Johnson William Mrs. millinery, 91 State, h. 29 Clin- 
 Jones James D. {Duane & Jones), physician, 39 and 
 
 41 Union, boards 43 Union 
 Jones Edward, slater, boards Shepherd's Hotel, State 
 Jones Joel W. leather and findings, 112 State, house 
 
 222 State 
 Jones John C. canal boatman, house 2 State 
 Jones Morris M. slater, b. Shepherd's Hotel, State 
 JONES MOSES M. slate dealer and roofer, 25 Yates 
 Jones Taylor, blacksmith, house 36 South ave. 
 Jones William, boilermaker, house 16 Jefferson 
 Joslin James T. law student, boards 1 Church 
 Joslin Samuel, machinist, house 92 Front 
 Joyce Sarah, widow of John G. house 55 Front 
 Judson , machinist, boards 14 Jay 
 
 Ji^able Benedict, laborer, 29 Plank road 
 
 Kable Charles, stonecutter, house 72 Lafayette 
 
 Kable John, shoemaker, house 43 College 
 
 Kable Rinald, laborer, boards 29 Plank road 
 
 Kam Martin, candlemaker, house 21 Dock 
 
 Kans Michael, laborer, boards 78 Fonda cor. Warren 
 
 Keal John, laborer, house 45 Smith 
 
 Keeler Ellen, widow, house 151 Centre 
 
 Keeler Frederick, laborer, h. 6 Ferry 
 
 Keelin Catharine, widow, house 80 Romeyn 
 
 Keer Andrew, house 94 Ferry 
 
 Kehn Frederick, tailor, house 20 Lafayette 
 
 Keigher Barney, laborer, house 31 Centre 
 
 Keigher Catharine, widow, house 31 Centre 
 
 Keigher Michael, helper, boards 31 Centre 
 
TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS, 
 
 MOSES M. JONES, 
 
 TV^liolefsale 
 
 COMMISSION SLATE PEMH, 
 
 And Practical Slater & Roofer, 
 
 Is fully prepan d to execute all orders for Slates and Slating with rromptness 
 and dispatch, and feels warranted in assuring his patrons prompt attention 
 and unquestionable satisfaction. 
 
 To those that have old buildings to re-roof, he would say put on Slate Roof, 
 because, when the old frame, barn or house is rotting down, the Slates are as 
 good as before, and can be taken off, without loss, and put on the new build- 
 ing as good as ever. Prices reasonable. 
 
 He has also made arrangements with the Penrhyn Mant^^l and Slate Com - 
 pany, of Middle (iranville, for a full supply of all kinds of Slate Slabs of any 
 size or thickness. Mantel Pieces. Bath and Wash Tubs, Shelves, Pantry and 
 liarder Tables, Sinks, Salting and Milk Vessels, Cisti rns, Filters and Billiard 
 Table Tops. 
 
 All orders promptly attended to when directed to 
 
 BOX 2^7 SCHE]VECTAH>Y P. O., 
 
 Or at his Residence, No. 25 Yates Street. 
 
 Office opposite It. R. Depot, between State & Liberty Streets. 
 
 N. B. Old Shingle and Slate Roofs bought and stripped and old roofs re- 
 paired. 
 
 The Troy University, Troy; St. .Joseph's Church, Arbor Tlill. Albany, 
 which is the most complete Slate Koof in the United States; Mr Ostrander, 
 F. DeW'igne, Schenectady ; John M. Clark, Amsterdam ; J. B. Borst, Fonda. 
 
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 Keigher Thomas, laborer, house 31 Centre 
 
 Keller John, laborer, house 70 Liberty 
 
 Kelly Andrew, printer, boards 68 Lafayette 
 
 Kelly Catharine, house 34 State 
 
 Kelly James, blacksmith, boards 12 Jefferson 
 
 Kelly John, machinist, boards 68 Smith 
 
 Kelly Margaret, widow, h -use 80 Liberty 
 
 Kelly Mary, house 34 State 
 
 Kelly Michael, blacksmith, house 5 Pine 
 
 Kelly Patrick, machinist, boards 80 Liberty 
 
 Kelly William, laborer, house 25 North 
 
 Kelly William S. millwright, house 68 Ijafayette 
 
 Kelsey Nathaniel, superint't W. T. line h. 135 Centre 
 
 Kemp H. R. merchant tailor, 156 State, h. 7 Frank'n 
 
 Kcnna John, laborer, house 103 Liberty 
 
 Kenna Patrick, woolsorter, house 30 Union 
 
 KENNEDY DAVID, physician, office 9 Liberty, bds. 
 
 7 Cottage row 
 Kennedy Edward, machinist, boards 1 Centre 
 Kennedy G. D. junction Church and State 
 Kennedy James H. hatter, house 6 North 
 Kennedy John W^ dyer, 27 Water, house do. 
 Kenniger John, blacksmith, house 46 Veeder avenue 
 KENNY IHOMASH. marble yard, 1 State, b Fuller's 
 
 Hotel 
 Kenny Michael, stonecutter, boards Fuller's Hotel 
 Kenrick James, engineer, house Troy rail road 
 KETCHUM A. M. gentlemen's furnishing goods, 133 
 
 : tcite, boards 15 Liberty 
 Ketchutn Daniel helper, house 61 Fonda 
 Ketchum Jacob, machinist, house 50 Barrett 
 Kctchum James W. clerk, boards 99 Centre 
 Ketchum M. E. widow, agent W' heeler & W^ilson's 
 
 sewing machines. 133 State, house 75 Liberty 
 Ketthum Robert C. billiard saloon. State n. depot, h. 
 
 99 Centre 
 Keyes Patrick, house 5 South avenue 
 K ernan James, helper, house Myers' alley 
 
63, 
 
 Kiernan Robert, wagonmaker, house 10 Lafayette 
 Kiernan Thomas, switchman, house Nott terrace opp. 
 
 Tanner}' 
 Killmartin John, grocer, 13 Rotterdam, h. 15 do. 
 King Solomon B. mason, house 151 Front 
 King Thomas, lielper, house 33 Jefferson 
 King William H. house 22 Jefferson 
 Kinghorn William, dyer, 2 Rail road c. Water, h. do*. 
 Kingsbury Charles E. music teacher, bds. 23 Church 
 Kirkpatrick David, N. Y. C. R. R. shop, h. 22 Smith 
 Kittle Daniel M. machinist, house 87 Front 
 Kittle James, shoemaker, bds. Vedder Hall, 32 Union 
 Kittle Nicholas, carpenter, house 29 Hamilton 
 Kline Gertrude, widow, house 46 Union 
 Knecht Frederick, baker, 23 Jay, house 25 do. 
 Knedell W. soapmaker, house 24 Lafayette 
 Knickerboc\er Abram, machinist, boaids 2 Smith 
 Knight Michael, laborer, house 19 Dock 
 Knock Henry, 10th reg't cav. N. Y. V. h. 50 North 
 Knoll John, laborer, house 67 Green 
 Knowlder Andrew, blacksmith, house 67 Green 
 Knowlson John, bookkeeper, house 188 Union 
 Knowlton Alonzo J. machinist, boards 101 Liberty 
 Knowlton Daniel, tinsmith, boards 4 Smith 
 Knowlton David, tinsmith, house 4 Smith 
 KNOWLTON WILLIS, ambrotype and photograph 
 artist, 164 State, house 34 Liberty. (See Ad- 
 vertisement on next page.) 
 Kocham William, laborer, house Albany near State 
 Koring Diedrich, helper, house 10 College 
 Korth Lewis, machinist, house Washington avenue 
 Kosboth George, superinten't W. T. line, h. 210 State 
 Krang Peter, tailor, house 102 Liberty 
 Kristman Anthony, coppersmith, house 90 Romeyn 
 Krul' Anton, drug clerk, boards 107 State 
 Kuhn Jacob, machinist, 30 Rail road 
 "unka Casper, laborer, house 49 Pine 
 
PHOTOGRAPHIC 
 
 Nos. 164 & 168 STATE STREET, 
 
 (Opposite Glvens' Hotel,) 
 
 SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 
 
 This Gallery is furnished with one of the best 
 SJK\^ IjIGHTS in the State, and other con- 
 veniences far superior to any in this vicinity. 
 
 Mr. KNOWLTON has also the advantage of a 
 long- experience in the business in rooms which rank 
 second to none in the Union. 
 
 He pledges himself that no eifort on his part shall 
 be spared to render his rooms pleasant, his pictures 
 perfect, and to cause the reputation of his establish- 
 ment to attain a point higher than any other in this 
 vicinity has yet reached. All styles of 
 
 ■n*sn¥f»ai 
 
 Made at this Gallery in the very best style of the 
 art, and warranted satisfactory in every instance, or 
 no charge will be made. 
 
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 Jjacy John (L. & Perkins), dentist, 108 State, h. do. 
 
 Lacy Thomas J. P. surveyor, boards 108 State 
 
 Lacy & Perkins, dentists, 108 State 
 
 Ladd Isaac P. saloon. 151 State, house do 
 
 Ladd James, house 16 Lafayette 
 
 Ladd John, freightman, house 12 Smith 
 
 Lake John (Lake Sc Wilson), 87 Union, house do. 
 
 Lake William H. beer and pop. 145 and 147 Union 
 
 Lamers Barney, 18th reg't, N. Y. V. house 21 Green 
 
 Lamey Robert, boards 65 Lafayette 
 
 Lamp Catharine, widow, house 31 Rotterdam 
 
 Lamp Garrett, teamster, house 31 Rotterdam 
 
 Lamp John, teamster, house 3 Rotterdam [85 Front 
 
 Landon Judson S, district attorney, 165 State, house 
 
 Lane Selah, shoemaker, boards 10 Dock 
 
 Lang John, shoemaker, house 54 Jay 
 
 Langdon Mrs. Angelica, house 55 Front 
 
 Lansing Benjamin L. tallyman, house 34 Smith 
 
 Lansing Francis, house 53 College 
 
 Lansing Garrett Y. farmer, house 44 Ferry 
 
 Lansing W. P. Mrs. 128 State 
 
 Laramee Samuel H. grocer, 97 Union, house do. 
 
 Larnan Hugh, laborer, house 10 Warren 
 
 Larue Mrs. widow, house 86 College 
 
 Lathrop John E. watchman, house 71 Centre 
 
 Latour Francis (colored), hairdresser, under Fuller'.s 
 
 Hotel, house 16 Lafayette 
 Lauder Duncan B. high constable, h. 7 Cottage row 
 Laventholl D. clothier, 46 State, house do. 
 Lawrence Eve, widow, house 137 Liberty 
 Lawrence J. R. clerk, boards 5 South avenue 
 Lawrence William, house 5 South avenue 
 Leach John, tailor, boards 176 State 
 Lee Andrew, tender, boards 1 Centre 
 Lee David M. hats and caps, 110 State, h. 80 Union 
 Lee William, machinist, boards 4 North 
 Lent Robert, baggageman, house 10 Smith 
 Leonard Charles, helper, boards 98 Romeyn 
 
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 Leonard James, boilermaker, house 17 Monroe 
 
 Leonard James, laborer, house 72 Fonda 
 
 Levey John, house 29 Hamilton 
 
 Levey Paul, hostler, boards Davis House 
 
 Levi Joseph & Co. clothing store, 172 State 
 
 Levison Abraham clerk, boards 104 State 
 
 Levy Cohn, clothier, 146 and 166 State, h. 166 do. 
 
 Levy Harris, peddler, house 185 State 
 
 Levy Jonathan, grocer, 104 State, house 102 State 
 
 Levy Pilfer, clothier, 90 State, house do. 
 
 Lewis Tayler, Nott Professor of Greek and Literature 
 
 Union College, house South College 
 Liddle John G house 1P» Hamilton 
 L'ghthall Ahasuerus, house 29 Barrett 
 Lighthail Eugene, house 13 John 
 Lighthali James H. boards 50 Ferry 
 Lindlev Halsted, house 20 Liberty 
 Lindley Silas H. jr. dry goods, 121 State, h. 123 do. 
 Livingston Philip V. R. conductor, h. Nott n. Romeyn 
 Lockvvood Jacob, painter, house 79 Front 
 Loiiagan John B. machinist, bds. Fuller's Hotel 
 Loiifif Bartholomew, carriage painter, boards Miller's 
 
 ^Hotel 
 Long Fritz, helper, house 51 Pine 
 Longster James, saloon. 72 Green, house do. 
 Lord Burr E. grocery, 201 State, h. Veeder avenue 
 Losee Guerdon, overseer, house 7 Jefferson 
 Loyle John, marble worker, house 73 Lafayette 
 Lucas Charles, clerk, boards 9 Dock 
 Lucas Ernst, upholsterer, boards 57 Romeyn 
 Lucas Frederick, laborer, boards 9 Dock 
 Lucas George, saloon, 9 Dock, house do. 
 Lutkhurst Frederick, saloon, 10 Water, house do. 
 Lufinian 0. S. bookkeeper, boards Davis House 
 Luke Charles, broom maker, house 21 North 
 Lukes Christian, shoemaker, h. 18 South avenue 
 Lniiney James, grocer, 74 Romeyn, house do. 
 Lusher Joseph, grocery, Dock, house 27 White 
 
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 Lyiiet Margaret, widow, h. 86 Fonda [h. 34 Church 
 Lyon Be-njamin F. (B. F. & /. H. Lyon), 181 State, 
 Lyon B. F. & J. H. saddlery hardware, trunks, &c., 
 
 •181 State 
 Lyon Catharine, widow of Elias, house 78 College 
 Lyon David, house 83 Front [117 Union 
 
 Lyon James U.(B. F. & J. H. Lyon), 181 State, h. 
 Lyon Joseph, house 117 Union 
 Lyon Samuel, helper, house 155 Front 
 Lyon William, brakeman, boards 72 Romeyn 
 Lyons Peter, laborer, house 39 Jay 
 
 iVlcAllister Angus, shoemaker, h. 10 Jay (Bowery) 
 McAvoy Ann, widow, house 3 Liberty 
 McAvoy Michael, shoemaker, house 71 Fonda 
 McBeth George, shoemaker, house 48 Lafayette 
 McCamus Edward (^F. McCamus & Co.), 137 State, 
 
 house 28 Liberty [bds. 30 Liberty 
 
 McCamus Thos. W. (W. McCamus Sc Co.), 137 State, 
 McCamus Wm. (W. McCamus Sc Co ), h. 30 Liberty 
 McCAMUS WILLIAM 8c CO., dry goods, 137 
 
 State. (See Advertisement on next page.) 
 McCann Adam, hostler, boards Miller's Hotel 
 McCann Christopher, blacksmith, h. 19 Rotterdam 
 McCann John, wagonmaker, boards 16 Rotterdam 
 McCann Maria, widow, house 16 Rotterdam 
 McCarty Mrs. widow, house 17 John 
 McCarty Patrick, laborer, house 69 Fonda 
 McCauley Francis, laborer, house 107 Front 
 McChesney John G. lawyer, 87 State, house State cor. 
 
 Nott terrace 
 McClane John, moulder, house 54 Barrett 
 McClumpha Catharine, boards 51 White 
 McClyman G( orge, carpenter, boards 6 Jay 
 McGlyman William H. clerk, boards 53 State 
 McCollom James, shoemaker, h. 21 Washington ave. 
 McDermott James, boards 182 State 
 McDermott John, grocer, 1 Pine, house do. 
 
ESTABLISHED 1822. 
 
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 137 SlT.iTE ISTREET, 
 
 SCHENECTADY, N. Y., 
 
 DE:AIiE:RS IN 
 
 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 
 
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 HOCSE FMMSHIM GOODS, 
 
 AL.SO, MANUFACTURERS OP 
 
 Cloaks & Mantillas. 
 
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 McDermott John, mason, boards 45 Romeyn 
 McDerrnott Patrick, house 45 Romeyn 
 McDermott Patrick, laborer, house 77 Front 
 McDermott Patrick, jr., carder, boards 45 Romeyn 
 McDonald Conrad, teamster, bds. Albany n. State 
 McDonald Duncan, house 21 State 
 McDonald John, laborer, house 20 College 
 McDonald Michael, engineer, house 53 Fonda 
 McDonald Mrs. widow, h. Albany n. State [n. State 
 McDonald Nelson, 18th reg't, N. Y. V., bds. Albany 
 McDonald Peter, blacksmith, boards 46 White 
 McDonald Peter, spinner, house 58 Church 
 McDonald Rebecca Mrs. house 14 Yates 
 McDonald William, carpenter, house 29 Yates 
 McDonough Michael, laborer, house 10 State 
 McDougal Duncan, house 54 Union 
 McFarlan Ann, house Water corner Church 
 McGinnis Patrick, helper, house 11 South avenue 
 McGoey John, watchman, 14 Rail road 
 McGoey Thomas, laborer, house 152 Centre 
 McGovern Patrick, laborer, house 65 Romeyn 
 McGrith Michael, laborer, house 53 College 
 McGukin Jane Mrs. house 48 State 
 McGukin S. A. Miss, millinery, 48 State, house do. 
 Mclncrow John, mason, house Lafayette near State 
 Mcintosh Angus, hotel, 80 Washington ave. c. Water 
 Mcintosh James W. boards 80 Washington avenue 
 Mclnnaw Robert, gardener, house 3 State 
 Mclimaw James, teamster, house 3 State 
 Mclnall George, bartender, boards 155 State 
 McKee Robert, tailor, boards 132 Centre 
 McKerlie Anna M. widow of Alexander, h. 15 Ferry 
 McKcrlie William, grocer, 38 State, house 6 Front 
 McKinney Andrew J. clerk, boards 9 Water 
 McKinney James, watchman, house 109 Front 
 McKinney James C. carpenter, house 9 Water 
 McKinney H. Lansing, blacksmith, house 18 Ferfy 
 McKinney Samuel, wagonmaker, house 12 Ferry 
 
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 McLaughlin Thomas, shoemaker, hoi>se 3 South ave. 
 McMarlin David, music teacher, house 67 Union 
 McMichael Gertrude, widow, house 23 Front 
 McMichael John, boards 23 Front 
 McMichael Mrs. widow, house 191 Union 
 McMichael William, cigarmaker, boards 191 Union 
 McMillan William, cabinetmaker, house 18 Green 
 McMuldrouch Mrs. widow, house 80 College 
 McMULLEN ANDREWVoal dealer & freight agent, 
 
 N. Y. C. R. R. 93 Union, house 185 Union 
 McMullen William J. freight clerk, house 38 Liberty 
 McMunn Mrs., widow, house 13 Park place 
 McNamarow Catharine, widow, house 9 Warren 
 McNamarow James, laborer, house 86 Fonda 
 McNee John, sexton and undertaker, 91 Ferry, house 
 
 23 Front 
 McNee Walter, carpenter, house 5 Church 
 McNiven William, gardener, house 70 Romeyn 
 McOmber Abner, carpenter, house 14 Smith 
 McPherson Andrew, farmer, house 130 Union 
 McPherson Jane Ann, house 130 Union 
 McQueen George, house 229 State 
 McQueen Peter, house 37 Romeyn 
 McQueen Walter, superintendent Locomotive Works 
 
 house 76 Fonda corner Warren 
 McSweeney John, laborer, house 75 Church 
 Mack Mrs. widow, house 2S Water 
 Madden Daniel, laborer, house 25 Dock 
 Madden Edward, fireman, house 72 Romeyn 
 Madigan Patrick, laborer, house 9 Warren 
 Maginn James, mason, house 5 Liberty 
 Magrail Hugh, janitor Union College, h. Nott terrace 
 Mahan Andrew, watchman, house 59 Front 
 Maheron Patrick, laborer, house 153 Centre 
 Mahew Frederick, carman, house 65 Centre 
 Mailer James B. tinsmith, boards 144 Centre 
 Mailey Thomas, laborer, house 49 Fonda 
 Malcomb James, spinner, house 66 Washington ave. 
 
AI^DREW McMULLERf, 
 
 DKAI.EIl IN 
 
 AND CUMBESLAND COAL. 
 
 i®iii®ALI & WISTiiM 
 
 c 3ES 3M EI sr -a? . 
 
 SUPERIOR JOINTA AND LOIP LIME. 
 
 99 UNION STREET, 
 Adjoining the Canal and Central Bail Road, 
 
 ^€]HE£flB€'1Pis.B¥. Ho Y, 
 J. V. VROOiVIA^, 
 
 Nos. 64 & 66 State St., Schenectady, N. Y., 
 
 DEALER IX 
 
 ^^Eala^ 
 
 OFFICE & COOKING STOVES, 
 
 HEATERS, RANOES, &C., &0., 
 
 OF THE LATEST AND BES'« PATTERNS, viz : 
 
 P. P. Ste^vart's Celebrated Large Oven, Sammer and 
 
 Winter, Coal & Wood Cooking Stove, Clilef Cook, 
 
 Gas Burner, Central Air Tight, &c.. Parlor 
 
 Coal Burners, Stewart's Coal Burner, 
 
 IiittleAeld'8 Morning Glory, 
 
 Northern Liglit, A;c., &.c. 
 
 Also, a general assortment of TIN", COPPER and SHEET 
 
 IRON WORK, CISTERN PUMPS, ZINC, 
 
 BRITANNIA WARE, &c., &c. 
 
 KAGS, IRON, COPPKIl. BRASS, PEWTER, Ac, talcen in exchange for 
 jobtiing. ROOFING, and all other work connecied with the business prompt- 
 ly attended to. 
 
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 Maley Morris, driver, 78 Fonda corner Warren 
 Mairs James W. (.7. Walker & Co.), 104 & 106 State. 
 
 house 86 Liberty 
 Mannegan Matthew^ laborer, house 10 Warren 
 Manny Michael F. house 1 1 Jay (Bowery) 
 Marhaver Philip, shoemaker, house 3 Rail road 
 Marks Aaron, clerk, boards 174 State 
 Marks Abram, tailor, house 185 State 
 Marks David, clothing, 132 & 134 State, h. 36 Clin- 
 ton near Smith 
 Marks Jacob, broommaker, house Albany near State 
 Marks Peter, broommaker, house Albany near State 
 Marlett George, 18th reg't N. Y. V. boards 44 Barrett 
 Marlett James J. house 44 Barrett 
 Marsden Wm. freight conductor, house 185 State 
 Marsh John B. music teacher, Young & Graham's 
 
 bookstore, 11 1 State 
 Marshall William, house 62 Ferry 
 Martin C. Mrs. widow, house Troy Rail road 
 Martin Catharine, widow, grocery, 98 Romeyn, h. do. 
 Martin Edward, helper, house 96 Romeyn 
 Martin George W. boilermaker, house 144 Front 
 Martin Henry, broommaker, house 9 John 
 Martin James, planer, house 49 Romeyn 
 Martin Joseph, boilermaker, house 145 Front 
 Martin Michael, laborer, house Myers' alley 
 Martin Nicholas, laborer, house 132 State 
 Martin Patrick, laborer, house 67 Romeyn 
 Martin Roddy, janitor •Union College, h. n. Col. ter. 
 Masden John, boards 182 State 
 
 Mason Charles J. mer. tailor, 164 State, h. 7 Barrett 
 Mathews Andrew, dry goods, 145 State, h. 35 Church 
 Mathews Charles, loan commissioner, house 58 Smith 
 Mathews John, clerk, boards 58 Smith 
 Mathews Margaret, widow, house 9 State 
 Maxon Ethan A. clerk, boards 104 Union 
 'MAXON GEORGE G. flour and feed, 2, 4 & 6 Wall, 
 house 104 Union 
 
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 Maxon Hiram, locksmith, 115 Union 
 
 Mayer George, musician, house 61 Liberty 
 
 Mead John J. machinist, house 138 Union 
 
 Mead Michael, cigarrnaker, boards Sharratt House 
 
 Medler Catharine, widow, house 30 Yates 
 
 Medler Edward, carpenter, boards 30 Yates 
 
 Medler Thomas, tinsmith, boards 30 Yates 
 
 Meeker Caleb B. bookkeeper, house 58 College 
 
 Meeker Charity, house 1(50 Union 
 
 Meeker Josiah, fruiterer, house 160 Union 
 
 Meeker William, house 65 Union 
 
 Melanophy John, grocer, 52 Jay, house do. 
 
 Mfclber John, blacksmith, house State n. Nott terrace 
 
 Merry Michael, laborer, house 8 Jay 
 
 Merry Waller, laborer, house 53 Fonda 
 
 Merselis Abraham, engineer, house 64 Front 
 
 Merselis Anna, widow of John E. house 4 Hamilton 
 
 Merselis Cornelia Mrs. house 71 Front 
 
 Merselis Eliza, house 75 Ferry 
 
 Merselis Isaac, machinist, boards 71 Front 
 
 Merselis James, 91st reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 Merselis Henry, harnessmaker, house 67 Lafayette 
 
 Merselis Nicholas, boards 71 Front 
 
 Merselis Peter, farmer, house 119 Front 
 
 Merselis Richard, boards 119 t'ront 
 
 Merselis Robert, cigarrnaker, house 10 Franklin 
 
 Merselis Sarah, widow, house 91 Front 
 
 Mesick Emily, house 53 Washington avenue 
 
 Mesick Mrs. house 44 White 
 
 Mesick Rachel M. widow, house 113 Union 
 
 Metcalf Richard, blacksmith, house 7 Yates 
 
 MethodisL Episcopal Church (German), Jay n. Union. 
 
 Rev. C. Biinn, pastor 
 Methodist Episcopal Church, Liberty, Rev. J. K. 
 
 Cheeseman, pastor 
 Metten John, laborer, house 2 North 
 Millard Charles, painter, house 55 Jay [h. 45 Front 
 Millard John W. (Clark & Millard), grocer, 140 State, 
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 Millard Marcus N. (Millard & Crane), 160 State, 
 
 house 139 Centre 
 Millard & Crane, grocers, 160 State [Green 
 
 MILLER CHARLES A. tinsmith, 9Q\ Ferry, h 50 
 Miller Charles B. wocdjard, house 38 College 
 Miller Frederick Mrs. widow, house 137 Liberty 
 Miller Jacob, saloon, 75 Centre, house do. 
 Miller Jeremiah, grocer. 64 AVashington avc. h. do. 
 Miller John, carpenter, house 23 Jefferson 
 Miller Mary Mrs. house 23 Jefferson [dam, h. do. 
 
 Miller Peter (C. & P.), Iiotel and livery, 31 Rotter- 
 ^^iiller Tennis V. V. justice of the peace, 165 State, 
 
 house 258 do. 
 Miller Thomas, brewer, 42 State 
 Miller William, barber, boards Shepherd's Hotel 
 Millmine Alfred, lawyer, boards 15 Ferry 
 Miimine Isaac, carpenter, house 51 White 
 Milmine James (D. Murray & Co.), dry goods, 63 
 
 State, boards 7 Cottage row 
 Milmine Peter, carpenter, house 256 State 
 Mitchell A. Barclay, captain 18th reg't N. Y. V. 
 Mitchell Michael, clerk, boards 166 State [State 
 
 Mitchell Thomas, hotel and fruit store, 178 und 180 
 Mitchell Thomas B. (Mi'chell & Beuttie), lawyer, 
 
 office 71 State, house 14 do. 
 Mix David, tailor, house 64 State 
 Mix Stephen, glazier, boards 64 State 
 Moak Robert T. carpenter, house 6 Rotterdam 
 Mockery Edward, teamster, house Dock 
 Moffat Marian, widow, house 234 State 
 IMohawk Bank, George G. Maxon, pres. 100 State 
 Molds John, gardener, boards 7 State 
 Molfinger Michael, laborer, bds 98 Ferry. [h. do. 
 Moon George W. baker and confectioner, 113 State, 
 MOORE EDGAR W. baker, 233 State c. Jay, h. do. 
 Moore Helen jNL boardinghouse, 32 Union 
 Moorehouse John, v>'oolsorter, house 47 State 
 Morgan Charles mason, house 71 Lafayette 
 
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 Morgan Cornelius, mason, house 65 Lafayette 
 
 Morgan Frank, mason, house 142 Centre 
 
 Morgan George, engineer, boards 142 Centre 
 
 Morlock Jacob, laborer, house; Veeder ave. n. Smith 
 
 Morlock Martin, laborer, house 53 Jay 
 
 Morris Charles, clerk, boards 153 State 
 
 Morris James, laborer, house 92 Fonda 
 
 Morris Mrs. widow, house 56 Ferry 
 
 Morrison Arthur, machinist, house 21^ North 
 
 Morse William, express agent, house 20 Hamilton 
 
 Morton Alexander, machinist, house 35 Romeyn 
 
 Morton George, machinist, house 27 Jefferson 
 
 Mosher Edwin, carpenter, house 11 John 
 
 Mudge Frederick R. mason, house 132 Centre 
 
 Muel Conrad, laborer, house 30 Front 
 
 Mulcare John, laborer, house 11 Warren 
 
 Mulvey Francis, helper, house 11 Centre 
 
 Mulvey Owen, boilermaker, house 126 Front 
 
 Mundson Frederick, laborer, house 50 North 
 
 Munger Hiram, teamster, house 45 College 
 
 Munroe Charles M. student, boards 71 State 
 
 Munson John, blacksmith, house 16 North 
 
 Murphy Patrick, helper, h. Nott terrace op. Tannery 
 
 Murphy William, laborer, house 25 Dock 
 
 Murray David {D. Murray & Co.), 63 State, h. 18 do. 
 
 Murray & Co. dry goods, 63 State 
 
 Murren John, laborer, house 26 Monroe 
 
 Murty M. A. Miss, millinery, 105 Union 
 
 Mutimer Daniel {George H. DAy Sc Co.), stoves, 76 
 
 State, house 22 Ferry 
 Myers Charles, broommaker. house 26 Lafayette 
 Myers Henry, clerk, boards 16 Liberty 
 Myers Jerome, moulder, house 14 South avenue 
 Myers Jerome M, boards 16 Liberty 
 Myers John, laborer, house 59 Lafayette 
 Myers John, broom manufacturer, Rotterdam 
 MYERS JULIUS, coffee and spice manufacturer, 89 
 
 Fonda, house 103 Union corner Ceiitre 
 
76 
 
 flyers Marcus, peddler, house 12 Water 
 Myers Mary A. widow of Martin C. house 16 Liberty 
 flyers Mordccai, house 93 Centre 
 Myers N. clothier, 174 State, house do. 
 Myers Nicholas, machinist, house 120 Liberty- 
 Myers P. A. clerk, boards 36 Clinton 
 MYERS SAMUEL, jewelry and silver ware, 1 19 State 
 
 opposite Walker's store, boards Eagle Hotel 
 Myers Stewart, agent, house 3 Barrett 
 Myers Vanderlin, house Myers' alley 
 Mynderse Barent A. physician, 27 Liberty, house do. 
 
 JNail Samuel, boat captain, house ~7 Centre 
 Narly Conrad, laborer, liou3e 10 ^-outh avenue 
 Negus George, farmer, Ballston road near Nott 
 Negus John, blacksmith, boards 58 Ferry 
 Negus Richmond W. farmer, Ballston road near Nott 
 Neirne Wm. blacksmith, house 6 Washington ave. 
 Neptune Engine Co. No. 4, house 76 College 
 Neuber Frederick, hotel, 54 Liberty 
 Neuber Jacob, helper, house Veeder ave. n. State 
 Neuber Mar ha, widow, house 66 Church 
 Neuberger Nathan, bartender, boards 104 State 
 Neustall Louis Rev. house 6 Liberty 
 Nevln Patrick, laborer, house 19 Jefferson 
 Newbegin George R. spring finisher. State opposite 
 
 Lafayette 
 Newhouse Ernst, gardener, house 47 Fonda 
 Newman John Rev. Professor Union College, house 
 
 North College 
 Newman William, carpenter, boards 14 Smith 
 Niagara Engine Company No. 3, house Fonda n. Union 
 Nibower George, planer, house 69 Fonda 
 Nichol James, over:^eer, house 60 Church 
 Nichols George, clerk, boards 162 Front 
 Nichols Henry, clerk, boards 162 Front 
 Nichols Louis, clerk, boards 162 Front 
 Nichols William, laborer, house 162 Front 
 
77 
 
 Niedel M. peddler, house 6 Liberty 
 
 Niper John, shoemaker, house 6 Barrett 
 
 Nolan Michael, mason, house 53 Lafayette 
 
 Nolan Thomas, mason, boards 98 Romeyn 
 
 Norton Anna M. widow, house 13 John 
 
 Norton Thomas, blacksmith, house 5 Veeder ave. 
 
 Norton Truman, machinist, house 83 Romeyn 
 
 Nott Eliphalet, President of Union College, house 
 
 College terrace corner Union 
 Nugent William, patternmaker, house 51 Fonda 
 
 U'Brien James, cigar manufacturer, 71 State, boards 
 
 Miller's Hotel 
 O'Brien Michael, laborer, boards 98 Romeyn 
 0*Conncll Bartholomew, butcher, house 38 White 
 O'Connor James, helper, boards 98 Romeyn 
 O'Dey Patrick, laborer, house 13 Park place 
 O'Neil Hugh, blacksmith, house 61 Green 
 O'Neill 'mes, helper, house Myers' alley 
 O'Neil James, I8th reg't, N. Y. V. 
 O'Neil John, switch tender, boards Fuller's Hotel 
 O'Neil Patrick, moulder, house 52 Laiayette 
 Ohlen Georg-', cooper's shop 53 Church, h. 23 Liberty 
 Ohlen Mrs. widow of John, house 68 Union 
 Ohlen William, clerk, boards 68 Union 
 Oliver David, carpenter, house 22 Lafayette 
 Oothout G. L. lawyer, house below Veeder's mills 
 Orman Francis, dispatcher, house 59 Fmith 
 Orme George, boilermaker, house 23 Monroe 
 Orr Daniel, dyer, house 70 State 
 Orwell Bridget E. widow, house 8 Pine 
 Osborne George, cooper, boards 79 Front 
 Osborne Jacob W. machinist, house 13 Jay (Bowery) 
 Osborne William, painter, house Myers' alley 
 Ostrom Cornelia, widow, house 46 Barrett 
 Ostrom David L. grocer, 195 State, b. 75 Lafayette 
 Ostrom Henry, dry goods, 127 State, h. 75 Lafayette 
 Ostrom Spencer H. machinist, house 46 Barrett 
 
78 
 
 Ostrom William H. clerk, house 8 Clinton 
 
 Otey Jacob, laborer, house 23 Green 
 
 Ott Ham on, machinist, house 29 Plank road 
 
 Ott Joseph, shoemaker, hous • 36 Albany turnpike 
 
 Otten Charles, carpenter, house 50 Romeyn 
 
 Otten Henry, mason, house 5) Romeyn 
 
 Ouderkirk Daniel D. C. finisher, boards 22 Yates 
 
 Ouderkirk Isaac Y upholsterer, boards 44 White 
 
 Ouderkirk John H. carpenter, house Myers' alley 
 
 Ouderkirk Peter, house 10 Franklin 
 
 Ouderkirk Peter N cabinet ware, 133^ Union, h. do. 
 
 Ouderkirk William, flagman, house 41 College 
 
 Ouderkirk William jr. 48lh reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 Owre Frederick, shoemaker, house 25 Lafayette 
 
 X age Charles F. machinist, boards 27 South avenue 
 
 Page Edwin E. house 27 South avenue 
 
 Paige Alonzo C. attorney and counsellor at law, 10 
 
 Union, house 42 Washington avenue ♦ 
 Paige George, laborer, house 87 Liberty 
 Paige Mrs. widow of John K h. 49 Washington ave. 
 Paine A. F. blacksmith, house 107 Union 
 Palmer Henry L clerk, boards Sharratt House 
 Palmer John A. clerk, boards 36 Church 
 Palmer Mrs. widow of Thomas, house 36 Church 
 Palmer Moses, shoemaker, hous ■ 21 State 
 Pangburn James W. clerk canal collector's office, 4 
 
 Dock, house Scotia 
 Parker Benjamin, machinist, house 37 Smith 
 Parker Edmund, machinist, boards 8 State 
 Parker Mrs. Mary, house 8 State 
 Parmentier Francis, confectioner, 74 Ferr}', h. do. 
 Parmentier Theodore, confectioner, bds. 74 Ferry 
 Patten Sidney, wool worker, house 7 Liberty 
 Pcitten Walter, mason, house 150 Front 
 Patterson Anna Maria, widow, house 23 Green 
 Patterson John W. machinist, house 64 Romeyn 
 Patterson William, machinist, house 35 Romeyn 
 
79 
 
 Patterson William J. engineer, house 20 Ferry 
 
 Fatten A. G. carriage trimmer, house 18 Smith 
 
 Payne Eliza, widow, house 170 Union 
 
 Payne William Rev. house 35 Ferry 
 
 Pearce A. R. widow, house 20 Liberty 
 
 Pearce Charles E. boards 20 Liberty 
 
 Pearse Anna, widow, house 115 Liberty 
 
 Pcarse A. P. clerk, boards Shepherds Hotel 
 
 Pearse Simon, carpenter, 115 Liberty, house do. 
 
 Pearson Caleb, house 189 Union 
 
 Pearson Jonathan, treasurer Union College, honse 189 
 
 Union 
 Pease Harman, physician, house 97 State 
 
 Peasely , laborer, hou-e 31 College 
 
 Peasley David W. fruit dealer, 162 State, house do. 
 
 Peckham Alva, engineer, house 8 Hamilton 
 
 Peek Anna, widow of Peter V. house 58 Ferry 
 
 Peek Anna, widow, house 29 Centre 
 
 Peek James H. tanner, house 13 Monroe 
 
 Peek Jesse, copyist, house 128 Centre 
 
 Peek Lewis D. carman, house 10 Hamilton 
 
 Peek Nicholas S. carpenter, house 89 Front 
 
 Peek Mary, widow, house 49 Green 
 
 Peek Yates F. conductor, house 44 Romeyn 
 
 Peeler Charles, saloon, 8 Dock, house do. 
 
 Peeler Henry, saloon, 8 Dock, house do. 
 
 Peissner Elias, prof Union College, h. South College 
 
 Pelton Sumner M. carpenter, house 38 Barrett 
 
 Pemberton Thomas L. engineer, house 58 Front 
 
 Pepper Charles H. hotel, 221 State 
 
 Perkins Charles, 48th reg't N. Y. V. h. 59 Smith 
 
 Perkins Margaret, widow, house 20 Jefferson 
 
 Perry James, carman, house 18 Hamilton 
 
 Perry Mrs. widow of Roswell, house 94 Front 
 
 Peters Alonzo, clerk, boards 58 Washington avenue 
 
 Peters Andrew, brewer, 19 State 
 
 Peters A. Vedder, blacksmith, bds. AVashington ave. 
 
 Peters Edward, wagonmaker, h. 70 Washington ave. 
 
80 
 
 Peters Harman W. grocer, 1 Rotterdam, house 58 
 
 Washington avenue 
 Peters Christopher, house 102 Ferry 
 Peters Margaret, widow, house 74 Washington ave. 
 Peters Froal A. distillery, h. 16 Washington avenue 
 Peterson Andrew 0. machinist, house 102 Front 
 Peterson George, painter, house 48 Jay 
 PETTINGILL W. W. livery stable, 216 State, bds. 
 
 135 Centre 
 Pfau C. widow, house 73 Romeyn ^ 
 
 Pt'au Francis, wheelbarrowmaker, bds. 73 Romeyn 
 Pfau John G. blacksmith, boards 73 Romeyn 
 Philips Barney, boilermaker, boards 71 Fonda 
 Phillips John, laborer, house 15 South avenue 
 Phillips Joseph, Rotterdam near Canal 
 Phillips Julia, widow, house 71 Fonda 
 Picket Harman, tallyman, house 63 Centre 
 Picket James, house 74 Union 
 Pilling Charles, clerk, boards 74 Centre 
 Pilling John, laborer, house State near Nott terrace 
 Pilling William, furnace and machine shop, 198 State 
 
 corner Centre, house 74 Centre 
 Pilling William jr. machinist, boards 74 Centre 
 Piper George, dispatcher, house 30 Green 
 Piper Thomas, fireman, house 32 Centre 
 Plain Stephen, blacksmith, house 143 Front 
 Plank Adam, house 273 State 
 Plato John, coffee and spice agent, house 22 Yates 
 Plazer George, laborer, bds. Nott terrace n. Tannery 
 Plott Albert, tailor, house 44 Veeder avenue 
 Plott Louis, tailor, house 94 Romeyn 
 Plunkett Mary, widow, house 38 Romeyn 
 Plunkett Patrick, laborer, house 82 Romeyn 
 Poland Vedder, shoemaker, house 85 Union 
 Police Station House, Van Home Hall, room 5 
 Post Office, J. W. Veeder postmaster, 162 State 
 Potter Benjamin F. lawyer, house 4 Union 
 Potter Piatt, justice supreme court, 10 Union, h. 4 do. 
 
 I 
 
EXCHANGE. 
 
 NEV/ EiimiSHMENT. 
 ElTliE I^EW SfiOIC, 
 
 Wo. 216 State Street, 
 
 gemiGsiBY, I. Y. 
 
 The subscribers have just completed the erection of 
 large and commodious buildings and filled them with 
 an entire 
 
 NEW LIFEEY STOCK, 
 
 INCLUDING A VERY FINE 
 
 FAIVEILY CARRIAGE, 
 
 Of the latest improved style. The carriages are all 
 built to order, and are of the latest style. The horses 
 connected with the Livery Department have been 
 selected with reference to the qualities of speed, 
 gentleness and good appearance. A careful driver 
 provided. Our friends are respectfully invited to 
 call. Every effort will be made to give entire satis- 
 faction, and the subscribers feel confident that they 
 will, in all cases, be able to meet the wants of their 
 customers. 
 
 WM. W. PETTINGILL & CO. 
 
82 
 
 Potter Sydney B. grocer, 49 State, house 51 do. 
 Powell Charles H. clerk, boards 48 Union 
 Powell Daniel L. grocer, -State c. Ferry, h. 48 Union 
 Powell Lewis M. clerk, boards 48 Union 
 POWELL WILLIAM H., Powell's bank express, 
 Railroad depot, house 101 Union corner Centre 
 Powers Samuel N. machinist, house 3 Cottage row 
 Powers Richard, laborer, house 2 Warren 
 Pratt Joseph, macliinist h. 168 Union [us. pastor 
 
 Presbyterian Church, Union n. Ferry, Rev. J. T. Back- 
 Prichard George, njachinist, house 1 Madison 
 Prichard Richard, boilermaker, house Myers' alley 
 Piime A.J. Rev. (colored), house 43 Barrett 
 Prince Frank (colored), boatman, house 20 Lafayette 
 Proper Simon, laborer, house 45J Pine 
 Proudht Sarah, widow, house 183 Union 
 Prout Eliza, widow of John, house 9 Smith 
 Pulver Corneliuf?, laborer, house 34 Jefferson 
 Putman Aaron M. harnessmaker, house 70 Lafayette 
 Putman Ernestus, house 13 Ferry 
 Putman Madison, clerk, boards 70 Lafayette 
 
 IJuackenbush Amanda, house 82 Barrett 
 Quackenbush Hester, widow, boards 92 Centre 
 Quackenbush Simon, boards 27 Church 
 Quant Henry, boat captain, house 10 Water 
 Queenay John, liquors, 132 Jefferson, house do. 
 Queenay Thomas, laborer, boards 134 Front 
 
 XVacarman Eudora, shoemaker, house 6 Ferry 
 Radcliff George, machinist, house Rotterdam n. Canal 
 Radey Henry, blacksmith, boards 34 Jefferson 
 Rafferty John, helper, h. 20 South ave. [n. State 
 
 Ramsey Henry, civil engineer and surveyor, h. Albany 
 Rawnsley Edward, saloon, 7 State, house do. 
 Reaber Frederick, butcher, house 61 Church 
 REAGLES CHRISTOPHER & SON (/saac F.). nurse- 
 rymen, 9 and 12 Barrett, house 9 do. 
 
UNION NURSERIES, 
 
 i©MEIii©TA®¥j U, ¥, 
 
 These old established Nurseries are probably on a more ex- 
 tensive scale than any other this side of Rochester, devoted to 
 the raising of all kinds of 
 
 HARDY EVERCREEiyS, 
 
 FLOWERING SHRUBS, 
 
 A.1SO, 
 
 Of the most popular varieties. 
 
 STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, 
 GOOSEBERRIES, 
 
 , GEAPE VINES, ESCULENT EOOTS, &c., &c. 
 
 All of which are oflfered at lowest rates, and in almost any quan- 
 tities for most of the articles enumerated. 
 
 This Nursery is one of the oldest established in this country, 
 and the experience of the senior partner, by his connexion with 
 it, has been of many years standing. He is now aided by his 
 son, and they pledge themselves to use every exertion to 
 render continued satisfaction to tlieir customers and the public. 
 Address, 
 
 0. REAGLES & SON, 
 
 JVos. 9 ^' 12 Barren Street, 
 
84 
 
 Reagles Isaac V. (C. Reagles Sc Son), nurseryman, h. 
 
 12 Barrett 
 Reagles James, physician, boards 301 State 
 Reagles James {Clute & Reagles), house 301 State 
 Rearon Edward, laborer, house 79 Fonda 
 Reese Aaron, carpenter, house 32 Smith 
 Reese Albert, moulder, house 259 State 
 Reese Anna, widow, house 57 Jay 
 Reese Martin, mason, house 259 State 
 Reese Mary, widow, house 259 State 
 Reeves Thomas H. salesman, house 38 Clinton 
 Reflector & Schenectady Democrat, Cyrus Thayer, edi- 
 tor. Collonade Building, 134 State 
 Relyea Daniel, blacksmith, house Albany near State 
 Relyea Philip, machinist, house 10 Barrett 
 Remer Matthew, carpenter, house 151 Union 
 Reynolds Francis, blacksmith, house 28 Yates 
 Reynolds John, grocer, 80 Centre, house 58 Liberty 
 Rolf Wm. blacksmith, house 151 Front 
 Rice George, blacksmith, house 46 Jefferson 
 Rice William, laborer, house 77 Church 
 Richards Julia, widow, house 79 Liberty 
 
 Richardson , machinist, boards 2 Smith 
 
 Ri Imiller Charles, laborer, h. State ab. Nott terrace 
 
 Riddle Hugh, poundmaster, house 303 State 
 
 Riddle Robert R. overseer, house 70 Church 
 
 Riddle William, butcher, house 303 State 
 
 Riggs Catharine, widow of Isaac, house 90 Lafayette 
 
 Riggs Charles H. machinist, house 46 Lafayette 
 
 Riggs John V. physician, 1 Franklin, house do. 
 
 Riggs Julia, widow of Stephen S. house I Franklin 
 
 Riley Charles, 34th reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 Riley James, 91st reg't N. Y. V. house 70 Centre 
 
 Riley Thomas, carman, house 34 Dock 
 
 Roach Morris, laborer, house 2 Green 
 
 Roach Thomas, laborer, house 6 Pine 
 
 Robb Joseph C. switchtender, house 144 Centre 
 
 Robb Susan, widow, house 13 Park place 
 
85 
 
 Roberts , machinist, boards 14 Jay 
 
 Robinson Daniel D. clerk. Miller's Hotel 
 Robinson Duncan, carpenter, house 24 Ferry 
 Robinson Edward J. carpenter, boards 178 Union 
 Robinson Robert S. carpenter, house 36 South ave. 
 Robus George, shoemaker, house 17 Park place 
 Rochford William, carman, house 92 Romeyn 
 Rodemecher John, shoemaker, h. Rotterdam n. bridge 
 Rodgers Charles, patternmaker, boards 5 Barrett 
 Rodgers James (Rodgers & Weller), house 62 College 
 Rodgers Samuel, shoemaker, house 1 14 Liberty 
 Rod,i2:ers T. S. Rev. house 84 College [62^ College 
 RODGERS & WELLER, soda water and beer manuf. 
 Rodgers Francis, boilermaker, house 77 Fonda 
 Rodgers Mrs. widow of Russell, house 5 Barrett 
 Rolfe George, machinist, house 24 Lafayette 
 Rolfe Josiah, coppersmith, house 70 Barrett 
 Rolfe Stephen S. carpenter, house Veeder avenue 
 Root William B. engineer, house 17 College 
 Roraback Rebecca, widow, boards 122 Centre 
 Rorden Margaret T. widow, house 96 Centre [State 
 Rosa Edward, lawyer, Van Home Hall, room 4, h 246 
 Rosa Henry, coal and wood, 23 Dock, house 21 Front 
 Rosa James, clerk, boards 35 Church 
 Rosa Mary E. widow, house 74 Front 
 Rosa Richard, tinsmith, boards 3 Washington avenue 
 Rose Jacob, shoemaker, house rear 52 College 
 Rose Henry, butcher, house 79 Front 
 Rosekrans Charles, brakeman, boar.ls 168 Union 
 Rosekrans Lucinda, widow, house 168 Union 
 Rosekrans W illiam J. machinist, house 120 L^'nion 
 Ross David, shoemaker, house 62 Fonda 
 Rost John, cigarmaker, 63 Liberty c. Centre, h. do. 
 Roth Charles, 30th reg't N. Y. V. 
 Roth Mary, widow, house 35 Centre 
 Roughabock Conrad, moulder, house 68 Liberty 
 Rouse James, machinist, boards 38 Barrett 
 Rouse William, shoemaker, 23 Monroe 
 8 
 
86 
 
 Routhout John, laborer, house 6 Ferry 
 
 Roy Jtimes & Co. shawlmanuf. h. Church con. n. State 
 
 Rowe Granville, varnishmaker, house 40 Hamilton 
 
 Rowe Peter, house 44 Liberty 
 
 Rugg & Son, leather dealers, 206 State, house 208 do. 
 
 Rummens Rosanna, house 58 White 
 
 Russ Christopher, harnessmaker, 7 Ro'terdam, house 
 
 30 Roineyn 
 Russell Robert, warper, house 14 Rail road 
 Russell John E. printer, house 142 Union 
 Russell William E. machinist, house 118 Front 
 Ryan Ann, widow, house 70 State 
 Ryan Mary, widow, house 40 White 
 Rynex Valentine, laborer, house 24 Yates 
 Rynex William, blacksmith, house 18 Rail road 
 
 uabbels Charles, laborer, house Veeder ave. n. Smith 
 
 Sacia Mrs. widow, house 26 Yates 
 
 Satjer James, blacksmith, house 17 Monroe 
 
 Sager Garrett, laborer, house 79 Front 
 
 Sampson Peter, (colored), engineer house 30 Pine 
 
 Sanders Charles W. jeweler, house 33 Front 
 
 Sanders James, watches and jewelry, 109 State, house 
 
 33 Ferry 
 Sanders James W. jeweler, boards 33 Ferry 
 Sanders John, lawyer, 1 1 Union, house Glenville 
 SANDERS WALTER T. L. lawyer, 11 Union, house 
 
 Glenville 
 Sanford Elihu, student, boards 77 Union 
 Sanford Elihu Mrs. widow, house 77 Union 
 Sauter Caspar, machinist, house 14 Lafayette 
 Savage Eliza, widcvw, house 12 Union 
 Scarlett William, mason, house 35 Centre 
 Schauber David M. house 108 Libert}- 
 Schauber Hubert A. teacher, boards 108 Liberty 
 Scheeb Frederick, butcher, house 18 Amanda 
 Schenectady Bank, Simon C. Groot, president, 37 
 
 State 
 
87 
 
 Schenectady Drum Corps, Henr}' Myers pres't, 168 
 
 State 
 Schenectady Gas Works, James R. Craig and Abel 
 
 Smith owners, Robert Clements, superintendent, 
 
 office 134 State 
 Schenectady Locomotive Works, Walter McQueen 
 
 superintendent, 29 Fonda, opposite Pine 
 Schermerhorn Andrew, carpenter, house 63 Barrett 
 Schermcrhorn Bartholomew, house 48 Ferry 
 Schermerhorn Bartholomew jr. boards 48 Ferry 
 Schermerhorn B. T. tanner, house 41 Lafayette 
 Schermerhorn Eliphalet N., lieut. 18th reg't N. Y. V. 
 Schermerhorn Henry, house 79 College 
 Schermerhorn Jacob E. cabinetmaker, bds. 48 Ferry 
 Schermerhorn James I. machinist, house 258 State 
 Schermerhorn Jeremiah, laborer, house 13 Jefferson 
 Schermerhorn John C blacksmith, house 57 Smith 
 Schermerhorn John R. laborer, house 32 Jefferson 
 Schermerhorn John T. Berdan Sharpshooters, bds« 41 
 
 Lafayette 
 Schermerhorn Myndert, house 61 Front 
 Schermerhorn Peter, butcher, house 62 Jay 
 Schermerhorn Richard, engineer, house 15 Centre 
 Schermerhorn William B. house 256 State" 
 Schermerhorn Wm. H. 18th reg't N. Y. V. b 13 Jay 
 Schermerhorn William K. machinist, house 81 Romeyn 
 Schlosser John F. carpenter, house 8 Lafayette 
 Schneider Frederick, shoemaker, boards 55 White 
 Schoolciaft John W. house Albany 
 Schoolcraft Oliver, boards Albany 
 Schoolcraft William, shoemaker, house 142 Union 
 Schwerin Max, house 136 Union 
 Schwilk William F. Rev. house 156 Front 
 Scott David, engineer, house 58 Romeyn 
 ''^cott Jam^s^ boards 134 Centre 
 Scott Nicholas, machinist, house 50 Romeyn 
 Scougall William, segarmaker, boards 261 State 
 Scrafford Charles, carpenter, house 61 Barrett 
 
88 
 
 Scrafford Frederick, carpenter, boards 132 Centre 
 Scully Patrick, saloon, 78 Fonda cor. Warren 
 Seaman Augusta, house 49 Front 
 Sears John C. shoemaker, house 29 Lafayette 
 Seaver George 0. clerk, boards 73 Washington ave. 
 Seaver Heman, teamster, house 73 Washington ave. 
 Second Reformed Dutch Church, Jay comer Liberty, 
 
 Rev. J. A. Debois, pastor 
 Sedgwick Jona. students' boardinghouse, 164 Union 
 Seeley Frederick, carman, 17 Green 
 Seeley George W. B. 44lh reg't N. Y. V. 
 Seelig Abraham, tailor, house 95 Ferry 
 Seelye Edward E. Rev. h. 77 Washington ave. 
 Seff Edward, shoemaker, house 19 Lafayette 
 SefF Jacob, machinist, house 7 Amanda 
 Selback John, wagonmaker, house 10 South ave. 
 Seligman George A. machinist, house 92 Centre 
 Sellser Peter, laborer, house Myers' alley 
 Sennet Simon, upholsterer, house 154 Front 
 Severn John, shoemaker, house 16 Water [Ferry 
 
 Sexton Samuel H. portrait painter, 81 State, h. 17 
 Seymour Charles, machinist, boards 12 Jefferson 
 Seymour F^ank W. 18th reg't N. Y. V. 
 Seymour Harman, Justice of Peace, Yates and Davis 
 
 Building, State, house 120 Liberty 
 SHAIBLE & BUTLER, carriage and sleigh builders 
 
 133 Centre * [house 136 Centre 
 
 Shaible George {Shaible & Butler), Centre near State, 
 Shaffer Wilhelm, machinist, house R. R. n. bridge 
 Shannon Catharine, boards 145 Centre 
 Shannon Cornelius, laborer, house 8 Water 
 Shannon Henry, laborer, house 11 John 
 Shannon Thomas, boilermaker, h. 2 Cottage row 
 Shannon Thomas, grocer, 189 State boards 179 do. 
 Sharkey Hugh, machinist, house 94 Romeyn 
 Sharp John W. carriagemaker, house 10 Franklin 
 Sharratt House, Rosa & Lottridge, proprietors, 155 
 
 State near Canal bridge 
 
89 
 
 Sharratt Mary, boards 27 Church 
 
 Shaver John, carpenter, house 26 Jefferson 
 
 Shaver John, laborer, house 46 State 
 
 Shaver Sylvester, station keeper canal, h. 68 Church 
 
 Shaw John H. ropemaker, house 15 Green 
 
 Shaw Richard V. V. ropemaker, house 13 Green 
 
 Shaw Wallace, ambrotypes and photographs, 81 State 
 
 boards Sharratt house 
 Shawl Factory, Arthur W. Hunter, agent, 48 Church 
 Shay Daniel, laborer, house 38 Romeyn 
 Shear Matthew, 43d reg't N. Y. V. 
 Shear William, 43d reg't N. Y. V. 
 Sheen Patrick, painter, boards 176 State 
 Sheen Philip, painter, house 42 Clinton 
 Sherdin Andrew, laborer, house 12 Hamilton 
 Shields Patrick, laborer, house 134 Front 
 Sheldon Benjamin F. pressman, boards 257 State 
 Sheldon Benjamin P. clerk, house 257 State 
 Shelman George, painter, house 236 Centre 
 Shepherd George, machinist, house 9 Monroe 
 Shepherd's Hotel, 215 State 
 Shepherd James, boilermaker, h. 9 Jefferson 
 Shepherd Oliver, hotel, 155 Union 
 Shepherd Peter T. hotel proprietor, 215 State 
 Sheriff's Office, Court House, 26 Union, Abraham 
 
 Gillespie, sheriff 
 Sherwood Abby, widow, h. 79 Liberty cor. Yates 
 Sherwood Jerusha, widow, house 79 Liberty corner 
 
 Yates 
 Sherwood Mary E. house 79 Liberty cor. Yates 
 Shoemaker Maria, widow, house 34 White 
 Shook George, cabinetmaker, house 59 Centre 
 Showdy James, teamster, house 32 Smith 
 Shrum Edward, tailor, boards 92 Centre 
 Shuler Mrs. E. house 33 Ferry 
 Shuster Anthony, jeweler, house 90 Romeyn 
 Sieberd George, helper, house 21 Green 
 Simmons Jeremiah, carpenter, house 30 Smith 
 
90 
 
 Simipson James (Wright & S'mpson), blacksmith, 17 
 
 Rotterdam, house 19 Ferry 
 Simpson Thomas, hostler, house 75 Centre 
 Sisley Richard H. shoemaker, house 51 College 
 Sitterly Lucy, house 24 Rail road 
 Skelton Samuel, butcher, house 54 White 
 Skinner David, boilermaker, house 141 Front 
 Skinner Lewis, carpenter, boards 107 Liberty 
 Slater Hannah, widow, house 184 State 
 Slater Henry, blacksmith, house 37 Front 
 Slater Mortimer & Co. grocery, 5 Dock, h. 72 Jay 
 Slater William, blacksmith, boards 37 Front 
 Slett Jacob, laborer, house 26 Jefferson 
 Slinsker Frederick, broommaker, h. 3 Rotterdam 
 Sliter George, painter, house 136 Liberty 
 Slocombe John, brevrer, 1 North, house 32 Green 
 Siocombe L. B. boot and shoe manufacturer, 52 State, 
 
 h. 54 do. 
 Slocombe Mary, dressmaker, house 26 Green 
 Small Mrs. widow, houSe 10 North 
 SMITH ABEL, stoves, hardware, sash and glass, 136 
 
 and 138 State, house 60 do. 
 Smith Albert, painter, boards 73 Liberty 
 Smith Catharine E. widow, house 8 Pine 
 Smith David Cady, attorney and counsellor at law, 
 
 39 State, house 46 Washington avenue 
 Smith Edward, broom manufacturer, Washington ave. 
 
 opposite Front, boards 117 State 
 Smith George, cigarmaker, house 87 Lafayette 
 Smith George, machinist, boards 73 Liberty 
 Smith Henry, laborer, house 25 North 
 Smith Jacob, laborer, house State near Nott terrace 
 Smith James, foreman J. Consaul's shoe store, bds. 
 
 188 State 
 Smith James, coachman, house 5 Warren 
 Smith John, mason, house 83 Lafayette 
 Smith John C. moulder, house 8 Madison 
 Smith Joseph, laborer, boards 132 State 
 
91 
 
 Smith Lydia, widow, house 81 Union 
 Smith Maus, 30th reg't, N. Y. V, boards 117 State 
 Smith Mrs. widow of Stephen, house 24 Liberty- 
 Smith Sarah, widow, house 117 State 
 Smith Philip W. stationkeeper, house 33 Smith 
 Smith Rudolph F. cooper, house 59 Union 
 Smith Samuel, tinsmith, house 83 Lafayette 
 Smith Thomas, blacksmith, house 73 Romeyn 
 Smith William, house 69 Lafayette 
 Smith W lliam, house 24 Liberty 
 Smuts Joseph, planer, house 15 Warren 
 Snare John, helper, house 20 Green 
 Snell Christopher, laborer, house 72 Fonda 
 SNELL DAVID H. druggist, 147 State, h. 14 Liberty 
 Snell John, laborer, house 15 Amanda 
 Snell Maria, widow, house 112 Front 
 Snowden John, machinist, house 18 Jefferson 
 Snyder John P. justice of the peace, 171 State corner 
 
 Wall, house 104 Centre 
 Snyder Mrs. widow, house 2 Green 
 Snyder William, house 69 Front 
 
 Soles Benjamin F. restaurant, 168 State, h. 59 Ferry 
 Soley George, train dispatcher, boards 133 Front 
 Soley John A. depotmaster, h. 6 Hamilton [h, do. 
 
 SOMES A. ambrotypes and photographs, 149 Union, 
 Sour John, basketmaker, house 2S Rail road 
 Sour John, laborer, house 15 Amanda 
 SOUTHARD JOHN, market. 137 Union and 103 
 
 Ferry, house White n. State 
 Southard Joseph, butcher, house 40 White 
 Sparks Frank, boilermaker, 14 South avenue 
 Spier James J. baggageman, boards 253 State 
 Spier Joseph, cider rectifier, 253 State, house do. 
 Sprague Ezra, agent, h.Veeder avenue opposite Smith 
 Sprague Mrs. widow, house 8 Barrett 
 Stall H. B. 18th reg't N. Y. V. house 86 State 
 St. George's Episcopal Church, Ferry near Green 
 St. John's Church (Catholic), Franklin near- Centre 
 
92 
 
 St. Joseph's Church (German Catholic) Centre near 
 
 Liberty 
 Stanton Benj., M. A. prof, of Union Col. h. 184 Union 
 Steel William, helper, house State near Nott terrace 
 Stavers Peter, oysters, fish and fruits, 182 State, h. do. 
 Steers Catharine, widow, house 23 Barrett 
 Steers Catharine L. widoiv, house 25 Barrett 
 Steers Cornelius, house 8 Green 
 Steers John, turner, house 8 Green 
 Steers John, house 23 Barrett 
 Steers Thornton, machinist, boards 23 Barrett 
 Steidler George, shoemaker, house 43 College 
 Steiner George, brewer, house 59 Centre 
 Steinfuhrer C. F. D. boards 22 North 
 Steinfuhrer E. A. F. clerk, boards 107 State 
 Steinfuhrer George, broommaker, house 22 North 
 Stenson John, shoemaker, 123 Union, house 120 do. 
 Stern Michael, helper, house 9 John 
 Stern Solomon, clerk, boards 104 State 
 Stevens Aaron, baggagechecker, house 84 Ferry 
 Stevens Anthony, laborer, house 30 Jefferson 
 Stevens Benjamin F. carpenter, house 57 Smith 
 Stevens Edward, house 125 State 
 Stevens Henry, house 179 State corner Depot 
 Stevens Jonathan A. stationman, h. 13 Jay (Bowery) 
 Stevens Mrs. laundry, 83 Centre 
 Stevens Nicholas, house 60 Jay 
 Stevens Richard, machinist, house 83 Centre 
 Stevenson John, boards 3 Church 
 Stevenson Robert, engineer, house 74 Front 
 Steward Thomas, machinist, house 153 Front 
 Stickles Alfred, cabinetmaker, house 6\h, Ferry 
 Stickles Peter, grocer, 37 Union, house 31 Front 
 Stiff John L. shoemaker, house State ab. Nott terrace 
 Stocker Mrs. M. vestmaker, house 63 Barrett 
 Stoops William, tailor, house 90 Fonda 
 Stoutenmeyer Andrew, shoemaker, house 7 Liberty 
 Strong A. Miss, house 35 Liberty 
 
93 
 
 Strong John, agent for the Schenectady Manufacturing 
 
 Company, 24 Union, house 17 Liberty 
 Strong & Helmer, grocers and general freight agents, 
 
 7 Dock 
 Strong Marvin (Strong & Helmer), police justice, Van 
 
 Home Hall, house 82 College 
 Strunk Margaret E. house 7 Franklin 
 Sturdy Richard, carpenter, house Nott c. Plank road 
 Stuyvesant M. A. widow, house 26 Front 
 Sullivan Patrick, helper, boards 98 Romeyn 
 Sullivan Susan, widow, house 19 Dock 
 Sunda Henry, 85th reg't N. Y. V. house 15 Amanda 
 Surrogate's Office, 15 Union 
 
 Susholz Alexander, clothier, 106 State, house do. 
 Suter John E. shoemaker, house Myers' alley 
 Sutliff Robert, machinist, boards Fuller's Hotel 
 Swan Joseph, shoemaker, 30th reg't N. Y. V. house 
 
 Myers' alley [Union 
 
 Swart Cornelius B. bookbinder, 175 State, house 173 
 Swart Henry H. salesman, boards Givens' Hotel 
 Swart Ira, carriagemaker, boards 39 Front 
 Swart Jemima, widow, house 39 Front 
 Swart John H. machinist, boards 4 Cottage row 
 Swart Nicholas, 43 reg't N. Y. V. boards 39 Front 
 Swart Nicholas H. house 27 Smith 
 Sweeney Bryan, saloon, 25 Dock, house do. 
 Sweeney Daniel, 91st reg't N. Y. V. h. 75 Church 
 Swenker Augustus, machinist, house 20 Green 
 Swenker Frederick, farmer, house 149 Front 
 Swenker Henry, laborer, house 149 Front 
 Sweer Henry, shoemaker, house 30 Yates 
 Sweet William C. (Sweet & Allen), 203 State, h. 
 
 82 Liberty 
 Sweet & Allen, groceries and provisions, 203 State 
 Swift Clark, engineer, house 30 State 
 Swits Abraham, blacksmith, house 66 Washington 
 Swits Abraham A machinist, liouse 110 Liberty 
 Swits Abraham J. Rev. house 46 Ferry 
 
94 
 
 Swits ITarman, physician, 218 State, house 220 do. 
 
 Swiis John P. blacksmith, Iioiise 73 Barrett 
 
 Svvits John V. tanner, house 17 Jay 
 
 Swits Nicholas, house 80 Church 
 
 Svvits S. V. (SwitsSc Carhi), brewer, h. 25 Wash. ave. 
 
 Swits & Carley, brewers, Amsterdam, office State cor. 
 
 Canal bridge 
 Swits Walter A. blacksmith, 18 Rotterdam n. Water, 
 
 house 147 Centre 
 
 1 allmadge Hilton, broommaker, house 42 Clinton 
 Tannahill Elizabeth, widow, house 27 Church 
 Taylor Jacob, depot baggageman, h. Veeder avenue n. 
 
 Smith 
 Ta)?lor James E. brakeman, house 67 Jay 
 Taylor John, laborer, house 52 Romeyn 
 Taylor Lewis, patternmaker, house 98 Front 
 Taylor Mrs. widow, house 273 State 
 Taylor Samuel, physician and surgeon, b. Eagle Hotel 
 Taylor Sarah A. widow, house 86 Washington ave. 
 Taylor William, machinist, house 97 Front 
 Teff Jeremiah, overseer, house 77 College 
 Tegal Frederick, broommaker, house 26 Rail road 
 Teller Henry C. carpenter, boards 40 Barrett 
 Teller Henry W. shoemaker, house 88 Fonda 
 Teller Isaac, carpenter, house 66 Barrett 
 Teller James, wagonrnaker, house 40 Barrett 
 Teller Levi (Clute & Teller), hats, 96 State, boards 
 
 67 Centre 
 Teller Mary D. widow, house 158 Union 
 Teller Wm- fireman, house 28 Jefferson 
 Tenpany John, laborer, house 10 Madison 
 Tenpany Peter, helper, house 30 Centre 
 Tenbrook Jeremiah, engineer, house 30 Front 
 Terning Mary, widow, house 60 Liberty 
 Terpening Peter, carpet weaver, 61 Lafayette 
 Thatcher Orin A. house 254 State 
 
95 
 
 Thayer Cyrus, editor Schenectady Domocrat, 134 
 
 State, house 8 Smith 
 Third Reformed Dutch Church, College near Green 
 Thomas Charles, grocer, Water c. Rotterdam, h. do. 
 Thomas Daniel, teamster, house 20 Lafayette 
 Thomas Susan, widow, house 10 Madison 
 Thompson Benjamin, machinist, house 21 John 
 Thompson Chas., cashier Mohawk B k, h. 32 Liberty 
 Thompson Francis (colored), barber, under Givens' 
 
 Hotel, 173 State, house 47 Pine 
 Thompson Jeffrey, blacksmith, house 28 Pine 
 Thompson Nancy (colored), house 56 Fonda 
 Thompson Peter (colored), cook, house 50 Smith 
 Thompson Samuel (colored), barber, h. 39 Lafayette 
 Thompson Ward, clerk, N. Y. C. R. R. Albany, house 
 
 19 Franklin 
 Tliompsor. William, laborer, house 16 Fonda 
 Thomson Alexander J. (Jickson &: Thomson), 10 Union, 
 
 hquse 1 Church 
 Thomson Cornelius, h. 90 Liberty 
 Thomson Elizabeth, widow of James, h. 3 Church 
 Thomson James, boards 90 Liberty 
 Thornhill Henry, watchmaker, house 88 Centre 
 Thornton Abraham, watchman, house 72 Liberty 
 Thornton George, machinist, house 69 Union 
 Thornton Jacob, boilermaker, house 117 Liberty 
 Thornton John, painter, 91st reg't N. Y. V. house 
 
 66 Smith 
 Thornton Thomas B. house 94 Liberty 
 Thornton Thomas W. supt. of streets, h. 117 Liberty 
 Thurston Misses, house 22 State 
 Tibbits James B. house 11 Jay, (Bowery) 
 Tichenor David J. bookkeeper, house 197 State 
 Tiegel Henry, laborer, house 29 North 
 Tiernan John laborer, house 17 John 
 Tighe Daniel, laborer, house 21 Dock 
 Tighe David, blacksmith, 100 Romeyn, house 104 do. 
 Tighe James, laborer, house 34 South avenue 
 
96 
 
 Toll Daniel, broom man'jfacturer, h. 15 Clinton 
 
 Tomkins Albert, machinist, house 29 John 
 
 Tomlinson heirs of David, house 20 Church 
 
 Townsend Wm. machinist, house 70 Jay 
 
 Trager George, farmer, house 67 Front 
 
 Trainor Thomas, watchman, house 30 Green 
 
 Tremain Richard, machinist, boards 14 Jay 
 
 Trice Martin, laborer, house State above Nott terrace 
 
 Trnax Alfred, 18th reg't N. Y. V house 18 Barrett 
 
 Truax Andrew, druggist, 141 State, house 40 Union 
 
 Truax Cornelia, widow, house 72 Church 
 
 Truax Edgar, clerk, boards 92 Ferr}^ 
 
 Truax Isaac I. grocer, 65 State, house 92 Ferry 
 
 Truax Jacob A. crockery, boots and shoes, 150 State, 
 
 house 21 Smith 
 Truax John I. machinist, house 125 Liberty 
 Truax Peter, laborer, house 64 Smith 
 Truax Stephen, restaurant and ice cream, 124 Union, 
 
 house do. ^ 
 
 Trumbley Orpheus, engineer, house 69 Lafayette 
 Turnbull George A. clerk, boards Mcintosh's Hotel 
 Turner Rachel, widow, dressmaker, h. 23 Monroe 
 Turney Rutha, widow, house 77 Union 
 Tymeson Cornelius, clerk Post Office, b. 173 Union 
 Tymeson Eldred, carpenter, house 53 Lafayette 
 Tymeson Eldred, hosUer, boards 135 Centre 
 Tymeson Eveline, widow, house 14 Park place 
 Tymeson Maria, widow, house 23 John 
 
 Union College, College hill near Union street 
 Union School, Union, corner Canal bridge 
 Universalist Church, College near Union 
 
 V an Abeel John, gardener, house 46 College 
 Van Aernam Mrs. widow, cloak and dressmaker, house I 
 125 State i 
 
 Van Aernam Abby, widow of Stephen W. h. 39 Smith 
 
97 
 
 Van Allen Simon, switchtender, house 69 Front 
 Van Alstyne G. P. boards Fuller's Hotel 
 Van Antwerp Jacob F. carpenter, house 124 Liberty- 
 Van Antwerp Jane, house 44 State 
 Van Antwerp Mary, widow, house 18 Barrett 
 Van Antwerp Mrs. widow, house 15 Lafayette 
 Van Antwerp Rebecca, boards 146 Centre 
 Van Auken Levi, farmer, house 61 Centre 
 Van Brunt Albert (Beal & Van Brunt), flour and 
 
 feed, 45 Liberty, house 309 State 
 Van Buren Alida, boards 78 Barrett [State 
 
 Van Buren & Bills, dealers in pelts and wool. 247 
 Van Buren Francis (F^ti Buren Sc Bills) 247 State, 
 
 house 78 Barrett 
 Van Buren Frederick, laborer, house 33 Jefferson 
 Van Buren Peter, boards 182 State 
 VAN DEBOGERT BROTHERS, coal, wood, flour 
 
 and lumber, Dock, office State cor. Wall. (See 
 
 Advertisement on next page.) 
 Van DeBogert Francis, shoemaker, 50 State, h. 13S 
 
 Front 
 Van DeBogert Giles Y. (Fan DeBogert Brothers), 171 
 
 State, house 23 Liberty 
 Van DeBogert John, shoemaker, 135 State, house 133 
 
 Front 
 Van DeBogert John W. painter, house 29 North 
 Van DeBogert Joseph, moulder, house Myers' alley 
 Van DeBogert Joseph Y. (Van DeBogert Brothers), 
 
 Dock, house 5 Union 
 Van DeBogert Maria, widow, house 138 Front 
 Van DeBogert Nelson, painter, house 62 Church 
 Van DeBogert Nicholas (Van DeBogert Brothers), 
 
 Dock, boards 5 Union 
 Van DeBogert Rachel, widow, house 96 Front 
 Van DeBogert S. G. harness and trunks, 80 State, 
 
 house 47 College 
 Van DeBogert T. overseer, house 75 Front 
 Van Decar Alexander, machinist, boards 73 Liberty 
 9 
 
VAN DEBOGERT BROS., 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
 ki Ji 
 
 rrv, wfi 
 
 P %i0 <^li^ «©# gfvft 4J»% 
 Of all descriptions, dressed and undressed. 
 
 FOR STOVE, FURNACE AND BLACKSMITH. 
 
 WESTEM All) if A OTIA PIASTEB, 
 limark ^ Ufstcrn Cfmcnt, 
 
 GLENS FALLS LIME, 
 Wood of Different Qualities. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail dealers in the best and most 
 popular hrands of 
 
 wiMmm 
 
 ALSO, DEALEKS IN 
 
 G^ R A^ I ]Nr . 
 
 TAEDS & STOREHOUSE ON DOCK STEEET, 
 General Office, cor> State and Wall Sts,, 
 
99 
 
 Van Demoor Adolph R. carpenter, 16 Ferry, liouse 
 
 14 Ferry 
 Van Denburgh Abram, carpenter, house 17 Clinton 
 Van Denburgh Winant W. house 17 Clinton 
 Van Derveer David N. boarcfe 81 Ferry 
 Van Derveer John H. boardinghouse, 81 Ferry 
 Van Dewater Catharine, widow, house 63 Union 
 Van Dusen Cornelius, carpenter, house 22 Green 
 Van Dyck Anthony, constable, house 21 Lafayette 
 Van Dyck Peter, carpenter, house 372 Smith 
 Van Dyck Feter, carpenter, White n. Liberty, house 
 
 52 Barrett 
 Van Eps Albert B. grocer, 125 Union, house 98 Fonda 
 Van Eps A. C. boot and shoe manufacturer, 88 State, 
 
 house 51 Green 
 Van Eps Christiana, house 50 Ferry 
 Van Eps Cornelius, house 4 Ferry 
 Van Eps Cornelius L. cooper, house 7 Liberty 
 Van Eps George, printer, bds. 4 Washington avenue 
 Van Eps Harman, tollgate keeper, house 4 Washing- 
 ton avenue 
 Van Eps Harman H. saloon, 2 Dock 
 Van Eps Harrison, machinist, boards 4 Ferry 
 Van Eps James, restaurant, 161 State near Canal 
 
 bridge, house 30 Green 
 Van Eps John, house 40 Green 
 Van Eps John J. S. house 25 State 
 Van Eps John N. house 23 Smith 
 Van Eps Lawrence C. constable, house 19 Green 
 Van Eps Samuel, grocer, 47 Green, house do. 
 Van Guysling Eve, widow of Myndert, h. 51 Smith 
 Van Guysling Henry, medical student, bds. 51 Smith 
 Van Horn David, boards. 62 Lafayette 
 Van Home James, sewing machine agent, house 62 
 
 Lafayette 
 Van Home James E. {Van Home Sc Son), hats and 
 
 caps, 149 State, boards Sharratt House 
 VAN HORNE & SON, hats, caps and furs, 149 State 
 
100 
 
 Van Home William J, (Van Home & Son), furs, 149 
 
 State, house 20 Smith 
 Van Husen Charles, machinist, boards 19 Green 
 Van Husen Deborah, widow, house 19 Green 
 Van Husen William, machinist, boards 19 Green 
 Van Huysen Richard, painter, house 41 College 
 Van Ingen James L. physician and surgeon, 1 1 Smith 
 Van Kuren James, carriagepainter, house 16 Smith 
 Van Kuren M. H. clerk. Eagle Hotel, boards do. 
 Van Ness Jacob, candlemaker, house 25 Smith 
 Van Olinda Peter, shoemaker, house 69 Union 
 Van Patten Andrew (F. T. & A. Van Patten), stoves 
 
 and tinware, 223 State, house 225 do. 
 Van Patten F. T. & A. stoves, tinware and broom 
 
 machinery of all kinds, 223 State 
 Van Patten Farley T. (F. T. k A. Van Patten), 
 
 stoves and tinware, 223 State, house 29 Smith 
 Van Patten Henry, blacksmith, house 13 Clinton 
 Van Patten James, laborer, house 71 Liberty 
 VAN PATTEN JOHN H. livery stable, opposite 
 
 Givens' Hotel, house 18 Lafayette 
 Van Patten John T. harnessmaker, house 39 Green 
 Van Patten Simon S. blacksmith, house 47 Barrett 
 Van Patten William B. machinist, house 44 Jay 
 Van Patten William G. clerk, house 29 Yates 
 Van Rensselaer Sarah, widow, house 31 State 
 Van Sanvoord Cornelius Rev. chaplain 20th reg't N. 
 
 Y. M. house 23 Washington avenue 
 Van Schaick Elizabeth, widow, house 44 Ferry- 
 Van Schaick Sybrant G. tinsmith, boards 44 Ferry- 
 Van Slyck Charles J. coppersmith, house 8 Monroe 
 Van Slyck Christopher, wood and coal dealer, 7 Pine, 
 
 house 49 Centre 
 Van Slyck Henry, machinist, boards 25 Centre 
 Van Slyck J. Mrs. boardinghouse 73 Centre 
 Van Slyck Nicholas, house 25 Centre 
 Van Siyck Sarah, widow, h. 55 Centre [White 
 
 Van Syce Andrew G. blacksmith, State n. Centre, h. 6 
 
101 
 
 Van Syce James, blacksmith, boards 6 White 
 
 Van Voast Adam, carpenter, house 134 Union 
 
 Van Voast Albert, farmer, house Pond grove above 
 
 College terrace [terrace 
 
 Van Voast Albert jr boards Pond grove ab. College 
 Van Voast Edu'ard, finisher, 30th reg't N Y. V. 
 Van Voast Eliza, widows house 57 Front 
 Van Voast Giles, machinist, boards 29 Clinton 
 Van Voast Isaac, fireman, house 29 Smith 
 Van Voast John G. farmer, h. Union n. Pond grove 
 VAN VOAST & VEDDER, lumber dealers, 62 
 
 Green. (See Advertisement on page 104.) 
 Van Vorst Abraham A. (Van Vorat & Vedder), lum- 
 ber, 62 Green, house 25 Liberty 
 Van Vorst Elias, carpenter, house 138 Union 
 Van Vorst Gardiner 13. master mechanic N. Y Central 
 
 Rail road, house 1 1 Jay 
 Van Vorst Giles A. milkdealer, house 62 Front 
 Van Vorst James C. engineer, house 41 Green 
 Van Vorst John, carpenter, house 32 College 
 Van Vorst Martha, widow, house 35 Liberty 
 Van Vorst Peter, engineer, house 4 Cottage row 
 Van Vorst Sarah Miss, house 8 Franklin 
 Van Vorst S. J. Miss, millinery, 77 State, boards 77 
 
 College 
 Van Vorst Walter, clerk, boards 25 Liberty 
 Van Vranken Aaron, farmer house Troy rd, n. Pond 
 
 grove 
 Van Vranken Abram, grocer, Eagle Hotel, 211 State, 
 
 house 251 State 
 Van Vranken Abram S. colporteur, h. 15 Hamilton 
 Van Vranken Angelica, widow, house 24 Green 
 VAN VRANKEN BENJAMIN, grocer, 235 State, h. 
 
 55 Barrett 
 Van Vranken Charles {C. & IL Van Vranken), 8 
 
 Rotterdam, house 40 Church 
 Van Vranken Cornelius, mason, 91st reg't N. Y. V. 
 
 house 20 College 
 
102 
 
 VAN VRANKEV C. & H. carriage builders, 6 Rot- 
 
 terdani 
 Vail Vranken Evert, clerk, boards 89 State 
 Van Vranken Garrett, house 118 Union [grove 
 
 Van Vianken Garrett, farmer, li. Troy road ab. Pond 
 Van Vranken Garrett I. carpenter, house 79 Romeyn 
 Van Vranken Henry B. carpenter, house 295 State 
 Van Vranken Hiram (C & H. Van Vranken), 10 Rot- 
 terdam, house 249 State 
 Van Vranken Joel, carman, house 57 Jay 
 Van Vranken Josiah, clerk post oflfice. house 29 John 
 Van Vranken Marilla, widow, house 26 Green 
 Van Vranken M. F. brakeman, boards 12 Union 
 Van Vranken Mrs. widow of James C h. 12 Union 
 Van Vranken Nicholas, dry goods and groceries, 59 
 
 State, house do. 
 Van Vranken Nicholas, machinist, h. 53 Lafayette 
 Van Vranken Peter D. clerk, boards 82 College 
 Van Vranken Peter J. house 29 John 
 Van Vranken Richard, house 6 Lafayette 
 Van Vranken Richard D. machinist, boards 12 Union 
 Van Vranken Wm. mer. tailor, 95 State, h. 248 do. 
 Van Vranken William J. mason, house 32 College 
 Van Wormer Charles, conductor, bds. 9 South ave. 
 Vantin Claudius, machinist, house 24 Lafayette 
 Van Zandt Gilbert G. shoemaker, house 131 Front 
 Van Zandt Jacob, mason, house 27 John 
 Van Zandt Matilda, widow, house 138 Front 
 Vedder Abraham, tailor, 139 State, house 138 Centre 
 Vedder Albert A. house 80 Ferry 
 Vedder Alexander M. physician, 190 State, house do. 
 Vedder Andrew J. boards 80 Ferry 
 Vedder Anna, widow, liouse 26 Yates 
 Vedder Benjamin V. S house 42 Ferry 
 Vedder Clara, widow, boards SO Lafayette [Front 
 Vedder Daniel (C. S, Groot & Co.), 43 State, h. 29 
 Vedder Elizabeth, widow, house 88 Front 
 Vedder Francis, carpenter, house 76 Barrett 
 
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 MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 Nos. 4, 6, 8, 10 & 12 ROTTERDAM ST., 
 
 Keep constantly on hand a large assortment of, both light and 
 heavy 
 
 CAEEIi&i§ IND §lirei§, 
 
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 ir^GOJVS made to order. 
 
 Orders for LIGHT CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS wiU 
 receive prompt attention. 
 
 Great care will be taken in the selection of materials and 
 construction of the above articles. 
 
 Repairing done neatly and promptly by experienced work- 
 men. 
 
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 Dealers in 
 
 LUMBER, LATH 
 
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 or ET^ERir DESCRIPTIOJy. 
 
 Of different qualities, by the Cord or less, delivered. 
 
 DONE TO ORDER. 
 
 OFFICE 62 GREEN STREET, 
 
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 ABM. A. VAN VORST. 
 
 I <i«8 3 9 
 
 PETER VEDDER. 
 
105 
 
 Vedder Frederick, bookkeeper Davis House, State 
 Vedder Jacob, carpenter, 88 Jefferson, house 21 do, 
 Vedder John, lieut. 18th reg't N. Y. V. b. Davis Ho'e 
 Vedder John H. dentist, 71 State, house 18 North 
 Vedder Mary, widow of John I. house 26 Green 
 Vedder Nancy, widow, house 87 Liberty 
 Vedder Nicholas A. carpenter, house 71 Union 
 Vedder Peter (FaTi Voast & Vedder,), 62 Green, 
 
 house 17 Jefferson 
 Vedder Sarah, house 37 Green 
 Vedder Tecarius, cooper, 77 Washington ave. 
 Veeder Abraham T. clerk post office, bds. Ill Union 
 Veeder Andrew T. medical student, boards 40 Union 
 Veeder Eleanor, widow, house 40 Union 
 Veeder Elizabeth, house 3 Washington ave. 
 Veeder Garrett W. house Union near Nott terrace 
 VEEDER JOHN W. postmaster, house 111 Union 
 Veeder Myndert, clerk, house 20 Centre 
 Veeder Susan, house 40 Washington 
 Veer George H. shoemaker, house 41 Smith 
 Veight J. tailor, boards 154 State 
 Verclas Lawrence, butcher, house 18 Water 
 Vermilia Andrew P. carpenter, house 26 Smith 
 Vibbard, Chauncey, General Superintendent N. Y. C. 
 
 Rail Road, house 18 Church cor. Union [ery) 
 Vibbard Noah, cl'k N. Y. C. R. R. office, 7 Jay (Bow- 
 Vie e Misses, house 48 Smith 
 Vine Henry, carpenter, house 62 Liberty 
 Vogle Frederick, boards Shepherd's Hotel 
 Voihert John, saloon, house 40 State 
 Vought Abby house 78 Lafayette 
 Vought Christiana, house 78 Lafayette [Union 
 
 Vrooman Abram, grocer, 1 14 Union c. Yates, h. 116 
 Vrooman Andrew, helper, house 6 Jay 
 Vrooman Amy Mrs. house 44 Liberty [State 
 
 Vrooman Edward H. prop. Fuller's Hot. 152 and 154 
 Vrooman Fisher, switchtender, house 51 Lafayette 
 Vrooman John N. farmer, house 140 Union 
 
106 
 
 Vrooman Margaret, widow of Jacob I. h. 56 Ferry 
 Vrooman Mary B. widow, house 30 Smith 
 Vrooman Jacob, engineer, house M7 Liberty 
 ViiOOMAN JACOB V. stoves and tinware, 64 and 66 
 
 State, house 3 AVashington avenue 
 Vrooman Joseph H. shoemaker, bds. Mcintosh's Hotel 
 Vrooman Thomas, boards 73 Lafayette 
 Vrooman William J. blacksmith, house 10 Green 
 
 Wachtel Philip, cigarmaker, house 45 Smith 
 
 Waggoner Catherine, washerwoman, house 10 Water 
 
 Waggoner John, laborer, house 297 State 
 
 Waldron Henry, tailor, house 83 Fonda 
 
 Waldron Stephen, boilermaker, house 20 Jefferson 
 
 Walker Alexander, house 50 State 
 
 Walker A. Mrs. dressmaker, house 50 State 
 
 Walker Farnam, house 26 College 
 
 Walker James (James Walker & Co.), grocer, 118 
 
 and 120 State, house 228 State [State 
 
 WALKER JAMES & CO. grocers, &c. 118 and 120 
 Walker John J. house 122 State 
 Walker Thomas L. house 122 State 
 Walker William E. {James Walker & Co.), 118 and 
 
 120 State, boards 228 do. 
 Wallace Robert, shoemaker, boards 184 State 
 Walrath Henry, house 121 Union 
 Walsh James, intelligence office, R R. depot, house 
 
 81 Lafayette [81 Lafayette 
 
 Walsh James D. telegraph operator, R. R. depot, h. 
 Walsh John, bartender, house 27 Ferry 
 Walsh John E. physician, 5) Fonda 
 Waltermire Jacob M. carpenter, house 50 White 
 Walters Michael, helper, house 25 South ave. . 
 Walton Mrs. widow of William, house 11 Church 
 Walton H. N. house 43 Union 
 
 Wandle H. R. farmer, house Union n. College terrace 
 Wandle John (col'd), fruit dealer, 167 State, house 
 
 32 Pine near Fonda 
 
107 
 
 Wandle Peter (col'd), barber, Eagle hotel, house 50 
 
 Fonda 
 Wanlle Robert Y. (cord), barber, 115 Union, house 
 
 Fonda near Rail road 
 Wanner William jr. machinist, house 162 Front 
 Ward Albert, grocer, 38 Union cor. Ferr}', h. do. 
 Ward Anthony, shoemaker," house 58 Ferry 
 Ward Charles D. carpenter, house 65 Barrett 
 Ward Christopher, paver, house Romeyn n. Nott 
 Ward James H. conductor, house 3 Smith 
 Ward James H. machinist, house 45 Barrett 
 Ward John, laborer, house 8 Jay 
 Ward Myndert, boards 38 Union 
 Ward Phebe, widow, house 134 Union 
 Ward Spencer C. cabinetmaker, boards 65 Barrett 
 Warner Addison M shoemaker, house 14 Jay 
 Warner H. B. shoemaker, boards 14 Jay 
 Warner John, butcher and grocer, house 128 Liberty 
 Warner Nicholas, bookkeeper, boards 14 Jay 
 Washburne Mrs. Laura S. house 38 Church 
 Washington Anna, widow of James A. h. 13 Church 
 Washley John, brakeman, house 147 Front 
 Waterbury Ann E. widow, house 33 Lafayette 
 Waterman Julius, clerk, boards 90 State 
 Watkins Charles, carpenter, house 6 Smith 
 Watkins James M. cabinetmaker, house 227 State 
 Watkius J. Mrs. fancy goods and children's clothing, 
 
 227 State 
 Watkins J. DeLancey, h. 17 Front [State 
 
 Weaver Miss S. J. teacher. Union School, boards 108 
 Webb Frederick, house 22 Lafayette 
 Webber Benjamin, blacksmith, house 65 Front 
 Weber William, carpenter, house 18 Jay 
 Webster Thomas, helper, house 51 Romeyn 
 Weed William H. grocer, Union c. Jay, h. 126 Union 
 Weeks John, machinist, house 111 Front 
 Weeks John S. engineer, house 129 Front 
 Weeks William, engineer, house 111 Front 
 
108 
 
 Welch John, helper, house 18 Warren 
 Weller Columbus, clerk, boards 57 State [State 
 
 Weller & Dealtry, boot and shoe manufacturers, 197 
 Weller George (Rodgers So Weller), soda, 62 College, 
 
 house 64 do. 
 Weller Robert, tobacconist, boards 85 Union 
 Weller William W. (Weiler & Dealtry), 197 State, h. 
 
 8 Barrett 
 Wemple Aaron S. saloon, 21 Rotterdam 
 Wemple Abram, conductor, house 146 Union 
 Wemple Abram I. carpenter, house 48 Lafayette 
 Wemple Edwin, engineer, boards 50 College 
 Wemple John B. switchtender, house 156 Union 
 Wemple Oliver S. laborer, h. Smith, Swartfigure's row 
 Wemple Sarah, house 55 Washington ave. 
 Wendell John, carpenter, boards Davis House 
 Wescott Frederick, Knickerbocker Hotel, 62 Wash- 
 ington avenue 
 Wessels Isaac, cabinetmaker, boards 51 White 
 West Jacob, porter, house 142 Centre 
 West John, laborer, house 74 Fonda 
 Westinghouse Albert, boards 16 State 
 WESTINGHOUSE G. & CO. agricultural implement 
 
 manufacturers, Rotterdam near Canal bridge 
 Westinghouse George {G. Westinghouse Sc Co.), Rot- 
 terdam, house 16 State 
 Westinghouse Jay (G. Westinghouse Sc Co.), Rotter- 
 dam, house 41 Front 
 Westinghouse John, boards 16 State 
 Wetts Charles, blacksmith, house 36 Hamilton 
 Whalen James, tanner, house 77 L:ifayette 
 Whalen William, blacksmith, boards 21 Centre 
 Whaley Daniel, laborer, house 12 Hamilton 
 Wheaton Thomas, blacksmith, house II Lafayette 
 Wheeler Edward H. physician, 13 Liberty, house 21 
 
 Liberty 
 Wheelock Abby, widow of Jefferson, h. 60 College 
 Wheelock John A. fireman, beards 60 College 
 
109 
 
 White Andrew, cooper, house 173 Union 
 White Frederick, broommaker, house 21 Green 
 White Isaac K house 82 Ferry 
 White J. boards 53 State 
 White Joseph, shoemaker, house 27 North 
 White Susan, widow, house 7 Jefferson 
 Whiteman Martin, brushmaker, boards 17 Green 
 Whitmarsh William W. carpenter, 42 Jay 
 Whitmore Louis, broommaker, house 26 R. R. 
 Whitmyre Charles, tailor, house 63 Front 
 Whitmyre Court, broommaker, house 13 Green 
 Whittic John W. house 85 Romeyn 
 Wick J. A. stationkeeper canal, house 68 Church 
 Wiegand Lucinda, widow, house 13 Hamilton 
 Wiggans Phebe, house 24 Green 
 Wilber Allen, painter, boards Mcintosh Hotel 
 Wilber Alonzo, railroader, house 35 Jefferson 
 Wilds David F. shoemaker, house 61 Ferry 
 Wilds J. Austin, boards 61 Ferry 
 Wilkie Edgar D. painter, 71 Centre, house 90 do. 
 Wilkie Jacob, house 71 Liberty 
 Wilkie Thomas, carpenter, house 33 Lafayette 
 Wilkie William, painter, house 8 Warren 
 Wilkins George A. dentist, 96 State, h. 31 Hamilton 
 Wilkinson Ruth, widow, house 44 Union 
 Williams Jane, millinery. Ferry cor. Liberty, h. do. 
 Willard Benjamin, ice cream, 36 Wash. ave. h. do, 
 Willard Mary F. sewing machine operator, 36 Wash a. 
 Willis John, boards 7 Cottage row 
 Wiltsie Elias, wheelwright, house 21 Yates 
 Wiltsie F. clerk, boards 21 Yates 
 Wiltsie William, tracklayer, house 50 White 
 Wilson Edgar C. (Lake & Wilson), boards 85 Union 
 Wilson Francis, laborer, house 13 John 
 Wilson Solomon, printer, boards Davis House 
 Winkler Christian, tailor, house 144 Union 
 Winnie Jane A. teacher, house 61 Front 
 Wise James, umbrella repairer, house 56 White 
 10 
 
110 
 
 Wiseman James H. machinist, h. 34 South avenue 
 Witbeck Luke, brakeman, 5 Cottage row 
 "Witbeck Peter I. house 11 Park place 
 Witherwax Philip, carman, house 85 Lafayette 
 Wolf Frederick, 10th re<t cav. N. Y. V. h. 16 North 
 Wood Benjamin, house 42 Whit(^ 
 Wood Benjamin M. nevvsoffice, 168 State, b. 42 White 
 Wood Robert, shoemaker, 184 State 
 Wood V/iiliam, sexton, hcu e 137 Front 
 Wood William H. boards 137 Front 
 Woodhead William, spinner, house 64 Church 
 Wooler Mary, widow, house 33 Green 
 Worden Rebecca, widow, house 18 Barrett 
 Wost r Philip, broommaker, house 6 Warren 
 Wright Calvin, h. 50 Washington ave. [19 Ferry 
 
 Wright James (Wright Sc Simpson), 4 Rotterdam, h. 
 Wright John, moulder, h. 74 Fonda [4 Rotterdam 
 Wright «Si Simpson, wagon and sleigh manufacturers, 
 Wyman Robert, painter, house 10 Barrett 
 
 XaVIER JOHN, toys and fancy goods, 128 State 
 
 Yates AnnE. widow of Governor Yates, h. 17 Front 
 Yates Austin A. attorney and counsellor at law, bds. 
 
 Eagle Hotel 
 Yates Miss A. E. house 22 Front 
 Yates Charles N. patternmaker, house 31 Church 
 Yates Gertrude Miss, house 74 Front 
 Yates Giles A. grocer, Dry dock, house do. 
 Yates H. Mrs. widow, house 262 State 
 Yates Henry E. machinist, house 12 College 
 Yates Isaac G. house 1 Green [27 Front 
 
 Yates Nicholas, cabinetmaker, rear 27 Front, house 
 Yates Peter B. conductor, house 262 State 
 YATES STiOPHEN, house 10 Church, office Yates 
 
 & Davis Building, 170 State 
 Yetland Charles, brewer, boards 75 Centre 
 
Ill 
 
 Yolian Theodore, laborer, house State n. Nott terrace 
 Yohan William, laborer, house State n. Nott terrace 
 Y' ung Addison, jeweler, boards 29 Lafayette 
 Young Daniel D. auctioneer, house 29 Lafayette 
 Young Daniel D. jr. printer, boards 29 Lafayette 
 Young Deod tus W. painter, hou-e 67 Romeyn 
 YOUNG & GRAHAM, books and stationery, 1 1 1 State 
 Young Jane, widow, house 50 Ferry [Liberty 
 
 Young Levi (Young & Graham), 111 State, house 78 
 Younie John, hostler, boards 37 Liberty 
 
 STAGES. 
 
 FOR SCHENECTADY AND WEST CHARLTON, leave Eagle 
 Hotel on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1.30 p. m. 
 Arrive same days at 11.30 A. m. 
 
 FOR SCHENECTADY AND CARLISLE, leave Davis House on 
 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 A. m. Arrive Mon- 
 days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1 p. m, 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 John W. Veeder, Postmaster. Josiali Van Vrauken, Cornelius 
 Tymeson, Abraham T. Veeder, Clerks. 
 
 EXPRESSES. 
 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY— (To all points of the U. 
 
 S.) Office, No. 50 Liberty street, north end Rail Road Depot. 
 
 Wells, Butterfield & Co , Proprietors. Wm. H. Morse, ^gcnt. 
 POWELL'S BANK EXPRESS— (To Albany.) Office Schenectady 
 
 and Saratoga Rail Road Ticket office. William H. Powell, 
 
 Proprietor. 
 
 SCHENECTADY AND ALBANY EXPRESS— Office, Shepherd's 
 Hotel. P. C Steer.-;, Proprietor. 
 
 SCOTIA EXPRESS— Moses M. Howe, Proprietor. 
 
112 
 
 CITY OFFICERS. 
 
 Mayor — Arthur W. Hunter. 
 
 Recorder — Jay Cady. 
 
 Treasurer — John liradt. 
 
 v?«o/«fy— David Cady Smith. 
 
 Superintendent of 5fr<ff«— Thomas W. Thornton. 
 
 Police Justice — Marvin Strong. 
 
 Justices of the Peace— T. V. V. Miller, Joseph Harman, John P. 
 Snyder, Harman Seymour. 
 
 High Constable — Duncan B. Lauder. 
 
 Ward Constables — 1st ward, Jacob H. Bullock; 2d ward, Law- 
 rence C. Van Epps; 3d ward, Joseph Lasher; 4th ward, 
 Anthony Van Dyck; 5th ward, Daniel C. Bradt. 
 
 Overseer of the Poor — Harman Seymour. 
 
 Clerk — S. L. R. Buchanan. 
 
 Surveyor — William Henry. 
 
 Physician — Robert Fuller. 
 
 Marshal — Charles N. Yates. 
 
 Sealer of Weights and Measures — William T. Helm. 
 
 Lamplighter — Richard S. H Clute. 
 
 Regulator of Clock — Edward Hibbard. 
 
 Bell Ringer — Sexton Methodist Church. 
 
 BOARD OP ALDERMEN. 
 
 Ward. Ward. 
 
 1. Nicholas Cain, 3. Patrick Keyes, 
 Martin De Forest, Gilbert G. Van Zandt, 
 Nicholas Swits, 4. Jonathan Barker, 
 Charles H. Van Vranken, Waller C. Green, 
 
 2. Jethro W. Clute, S. O. Hedden, 
 
 H. V. V. Clute, Abram Van Vranken, 
 
 Caleb B. Meeker, 5. Livingston Ell wood, 
 Abram A Van Vorst, Nicholas H. Swart, 
 
 3. Sidney Ellsworth, Farley T. Van Patten, 
 James D. Jackson, William H. Chism, 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Chief Engineer—J AMES BABCOCK. 
 Jlssittant Engineers — 1st, Jeffrey Thompson ; 2d, John Framb. 
 No. Enpine. Location. Foreman. 
 
 1, . . Protection, State street, T. W. McCamus. 
 
 2, . . Deluge, Ferry street, James T. Joslin. 
 
 3, . . Niagara, Fonda street, Thomas Carroll. 
 
 4, . . Neptune, College street, Reuben Barney. 
 
 1, .. Hook and Ladder, . . Ferry street, Chas. N. Swits. 
 
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 Representatives — Protection No. 1, T. W. McCamus, Jas. W. 
 Sanders. Deluge No. 2, A. J. Thomson, Henry Y. Bradt. 
 Niagara No. 3, Henry Holmes, Thomas Killion. Neptune No. 4, 
 Robert Sutliff, Jas. W. Ketchum. Hook and Ladder No. 1, John 
 Clapper, Jeremiah Tenbroeck. 
 
 Officers — T. W. McCamus, President. James W. Ketelium, 
 Vice President. John McDermott, Jr., Secretary and Collector. 
 John C. Ellis, Treasurer. 
 
 Trustees — D. H. Snell, President. James W. Mairs, Secretary. 
 John Halse. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 See General Directory. 
 
 COUNTY OFFICERS. 
 
 Judge and ^urrog-a^c— Stephen H. Johnson. 
 
 Clerk — John N. Banker. 
 
 Sheriff— AhT3ixn. Gillespie. 
 
 Treasurer — Nicholas Barhydt. 
 
 District Attorney — Judson S. Landon. 
 
 Superintendent of the Poor — Nicholas J. Schermerhorn. 
 
 Member of Assembly — Simon Schermerhorn. 
 
 Deputy Sheriff— Dunc&n B. Lauder. 
 
 Supervisors — 1st ward, S. V. Swits; 2d ward, Wm. H. Anthony; 
 3d ward, Jacob Vedder ; 4th ward, Cornelius Thompson ; 5th 
 ward, James H. Ward; Glenville, Charles P. Sanders; Prince- 
 town, Alexander Gilford ; Duanesburgh, Samuel Wingate ; 
 Rotterdam, James McMillan, Jr. ; Niskayuna, William Van 
 Vranken. 
 
 Clerk to Board— Walter T. L Sanders. 
 
 Marshal — Charles A. Miller. 
 
 Loan Commissioners — Charles Matthews, John G. Van Voast. 
 
 Board of Excise — Wm, H. Anthony, Sybrant G, Van Debogert. 
 John Marselas. 
 
 Clerk— Walter T. L. Sanders. 
 
 Alms House Physician — Barent A. Mynders. 
 
 Coroners. 
 
 Town Clerks — Glenville, Garret W. Groot ; Princetown, Walter 
 B. Brad.shaw ; Duanesburgh, John L. TurnbuU; Rotterdam, 
 Frederick T. Pierson ; Niskayuna, Hiram Baumes. 
 
 I 
 
114 
 SCHENECTADY BANK. 
 
 Capital, $100,000. 
 
 SIMON C. GROOT, President, 
 
 ALONZO C. PAIGE, Vice President. 
 
 WM. L. GOODRICH, Cashier. 
 
 Horace Goodrich, Teller, S. L. R. Buchanan, Bookkeeper. 
 
 DIRECTORS : 
 
 Simon C. Groot, Jay Cady, 
 
 A. C. Paige, Abram A. Van Vorst, 
 
 J. W. Cunningham, C. Vibbard, 
 
 David Deitz, J. A. Sweetman, 
 
 W. L. F. Warren, A. McMullen, 
 
 N. I. Schermerhorn, G. M. Davison. 
 
 Election second Tuesday in June. 
 
 MOHAWK BANK. 
 
 Cash Capital, $100,000. 
 
 GEORGE G. MAXON, President, 
 
 JOHN ELLIS, Vice President, 
 
 CHARLES THOMPSON, Cashier. 
 
 C. E. Angle, Teller, A. H. Tillinglia^t, Bookkeeper. 
 
 directors: 
 G. G. Maxon, John Ellis, 
 
 Piatt Potter, John I. Fuller, 
 
 W. N. Duane, C. C. Clute, 
 
 Abram Doty, Garnsey Kennedy, 
 
 Thomas Mairs, T M. Gilchrist, 
 
 James M. Barker, Charles Thompson. 
 
 Election second Tuesday in June. Open from 9 A. m, to 3 p. m. 
 
 SCHENECTADY SAVINGS BANK. 
 
 GEO. McQUEEN, President, 
 
 HORACE GOODRICH, Secretary, 
 
 WILLIAM L. GOODRICH, jlccountant. 
 
 trustees: 
 
 George McQueen, S. C. Groot, 
 
 Jay Cady, G. Q. Carley, 
 
 A.^C. Paige, H. N. Walton, 
 
 A.* A. Van Vorst, Wm. Barringer, 
 
 Martin De Forest, E L. Freeman, 
 
 D. C Smith, ' Wm. McCamus. 
 
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 INSTITUTIONS, &c. 
 
 BOARD OP EDUCATION. 
 
 First Wcrd—3. Trumbull backus, D. C. Smith. 
 Second TFarrf— Joseph G Carley, Sy brant G. Van Debogert. 
 Third Ward— John McDermott, Patrick Keyes. 
 Fourth Ward — Ira Brownell, Peter Van Dyck. 
 Fifth Ward— Giles S. Barhydt, James Fuller. 
 Officers of the Board — J. Trumbull Backus, President. E. A. 
 Charlton, Clerk. 
 
 UNION COLLEGE. 
 
 JacuZfy— Rev. Eliphalet Nott, D. D., LL. D., President; Rev. 
 Laurens P. Hickok, D. D., Vice President, and Professor of 
 Moral Philosophy ; Tayler Lewis, LL. D., Nott Professor, No. 
 1, of the Greek Language and Literature; Isaac W. Jackson, 
 LL. D., Nott Professor, No. 2, of Mathematics; John Foster, 
 A. M., Professor of Natural Philosophy; Jonathan Pearson, 
 A, M., Professor of Natural History; Rev. John Nott, D. D., 
 Assistant Profe.«sor of Rhetoric; William M. Gillespie, LL. D., 
 Professor of Civil Engineering, and Adjunct Professor of Math- 
 ematics; Rev. John Newman, A. M., Professor of the Latin 
 Language and Literature; Alexander M. Vedder, M. D., Pro- 
 fessor of Anatomy and Phy.siology; Elias Peissner, A. M. (of 
 Munich), Professor of the German Language and Literature, 
 and Lecturer on Political Economy; Benjamin Stanton, A. M., 
 Nott Professor, No. 4, Principal of Classical Department of 
 Schenectady Union School; Alexander J. Thomson, A. M., 
 Esq., Lecturer on Law; Charles F. Chandler, Ph. D., Nott 
 Professor, No. 3, of Analytical Chemistry and Curator of the 
 Museum; John A. Deremer, A. B., Wra. C. M;tcy, A. B., 
 Tutors. Jonathan Pearson, A. M , Treasurer and Librarian; 
 George Gilbert, A. M., Tutor and Registrar. 
 
 Calendar 1862-63— Third Term began Friday, April 25, 1862; 
 Third Term ends Friday, July 18, 1862; Phi Beta Kappa Day 
 Tuesday, July 22, 18G2; Graduates' Day, Tuesday, July 23, 
 1862; Commencement, Thursday, July 24, 1862; First Term 
 begins, Friday, September 5, 1862; First Term ends, Friday, 
 November 28, 1862; Second Term begins, Friday, January 2, 
 1863; Second Term ends, Friday, March 27, l863; Third 
 Term begins, Friday, April 24, 1863; Third Term ends, Fri- 
 day, July 17, 1863; Phi Beta Kappa Day, Tuesday, July 21, 
 1863; Graduates' Day, Wednesday, July 22, 1863; Commence- 
 ment, Thursday, July 23, 1863. 
 
116 
 
 UNION SCHOOL. 
 
 Classical Department— Benjsimm Stanton, M. A., Prof, of Union 
 College, Principal. Misses M. A. Sawyer, S. J. Weaver, Ved- 
 der Van Dyck, William H. Deal, Jr. ; Mary M. Lathrop, 
 teacher of French and Music; E A. Barnes, teacher of Paint- 
 ing and Drawing. 
 
 Higher English— E. A. Charlton, M. A., Principal. H. S. Clark, 
 Mary E. Smith. 
 
 Senior Department — Sarah Fowler, C. Van Vorihas. 
 
 Intermediate Department — Mary E Clute, Lizzie Gilbert, Mary M. 
 Beach, Kate Gillespie. 
 
 First Primary Department— Fsmnie D. Smitli, R. M. Guernsey, 
 Jennie Gibson, Phebe Sprague. 
 
 Second Primary Department — Jane Y. Thompson, Jane I. Cun- 
 ningham, Mary A. Bigelow, Mary E. McCorkle. 
 
 African School — Hattie Bradt. 
 
 Third Ward School— U. A. Schauber. 
 
 Fifth Ward Schools— Cordelia J. Phillips, Adelaide M. Phillips. 
 
 Librarian — C. D. F. Steinfiihrer. 
 
 P. and A. M. 
 
 MOHAWK ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 157, regular convo. 
 
 cations, 1st and 3d Thursdays in each month. C. E. Angle, 
 
 H. P. H. Goodrich, K. T. B. Brown, S. J. W. Millard, 
 
 Secretary. Jay Cady, Treasurer. H. H. Swart, C. H. J. A. 
 
 Deremer, P. S. Wilson Davis, R. A. C. W. H. Helmer, M. 
 
 U V. S. K. Campbell, M. 2d V. J. G. Soley, M. Ut V. C. 
 
 E. Kingsburv, Organist. D. F. Wilds, Tyler. 
 ST. GEORGE'S LODGE, No. 6, regular communications on the 
 
 2d and 4th Thursdays of each month at Masonic Hall, 151 
 
 State. Horace Goodrich, W. M. James Comstock, S. W. 
 
 S. L. R. Buchanan, /. W. Daniel A. Atwell, Treasurer. 
 
 Thompson Dealtry, Secretary. Addison M. Warner, S. D. 
 
 George Gilbert, /. D. John Newman, Chaplain. Arthur W. 
 
 Hunter, Marshal. Charles E. Kingsbury, Organist. Alex. J. 
 
 Thomson, Sen. M. of Cer. Charles M. Powell, Jun. M. of 
 
 Cer. David F. Wilds, TyUr. 
 
 I. O. Of O. P. 
 
 MOHAWK VALLEY LODGE, No. 11, meet every Monday even- 
 ing. R. K. Cuningham, N. G. Aaron Dickinson, V. G. 
 W. H McCljman, R. S. W. H. Frear, T. E. Hibbard, P. S. 
 
 ST. PAUL'S LODGE, No. 14, meet every Tuesday evening. 
 John H. Bame, N. G. Geo. Cosboth, V. G. Jay Westing- 
 house, Secretary. William H. Helmer, Treasurer. 
 
117 
 
 ASSOCIATIONS, Etc. 
 
 COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.— Hon A. C. Paige, President f 
 Hon. C. S. CondejOlenville, Hon. Abraham Pearse, Niskayuna, 
 Samuel McMillan, Princetown, Nicholas Van Vranken, 
 Schenectady, Vice Presidents ; R. K. Cunningham, Secretary ; 
 Giles Barhydt, Treasurer; D. A. Atwell, A. S. Van Vranken, 
 Hon. John Sanders, Henry Ramsey, Casper F. Hoag, Executive 
 Committee. 
 
 UNION MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. —This Association meets in 
 the Sunday School room of Baptist Church : H. N. Walton, 
 President ; Joseph B. Graham, Vice President,- John V. Gris- 
 wold, Secretary,- Thompson Dealtry, Treasurer; David Mc- 
 Martin, Musical Director,- Chas. E. Kingsbury, Pianist. 
 
 VALE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION— Peter Dorsch, President ,- 
 Joseph Y. Van Debogert, Vice President; Edward McCamus, 
 Secretary ,- Edward Rosa, Treasurer,- Joseph Y. Van Debogert, 
 Peter Dorsch, Chauncey Vibbard, James E. Van Home, Gardi- 
 ner B. Van Vorst, Arthur W. Hunter, E. Rosa, E. McCamus, 
 William M. Holton, Trustees. 
 
 MILITARY. 
 
 5th Division N. Y. S. M., Maj. Gen. S. S. Bumside, One- 
 onta. Comprising the counties of Schenectady, Herkimer, 
 Hamilton, Fulton, Montgomery, Schoharie, Otsego, Madison, 
 Broome, Chenango, Delaware and Cortland. 
 
 17th BRIGADE, Brig Gen. A. H. Prescott, Mohawk, Herkimer 
 county. Comprising the counties of Schenectady, Fulton and 
 Herkimer (except the town of Starks), and the towns of Min- 
 den, Canajoharie, St. Johnsville, Palatine, Mohawk and Am- 
 sterdam in Montgomery county. 
 
 26th Regiment, comprising the counties of Schenectady, Fulton 
 and Hamilton, and the towns of Minden, Canajoharie, St. 
 Johnsville, Palatine, Mohawk and Amsterdam, in Montgomery 
 county. 0^t«-«— Colonel, Timothy W. Miller, Johnstown; 
 Lieut. Colonel, Jacob I. Radcliffe, Amsterdam; Major, John C. 
 Barhydt, Schenectady; Engineer, Joseph Riton, Johnstown; 
 Surgeon, George I. Newton, Gloversville; Quartermaster, 
 James G. Eraser, Johnstown ; Paymaster, James Barr, Glovers- 
 ville; Adjutant, Daniel Cameron, Johnstown. 
 
 Schenectady City Artillery (Co. L), organized July 19th, 1853. 
 0/;/i«r«— Captain, Robert Bryson; 1st Lieutenant, S. G. Smith; 
 2d Lieutenant, James E. Haigh. 
 
 Schenectady German City Guards (Co. A), organized July 28th, 
 1853. O^C€r«— Captain, John Warner; 1st Lieutenant, Henry 
 Frederick; 2d Lieutenant, Charles Witz. 
 
HOWLAND S.BABNEY&CO., 
 
 (formerly BARRIXGER & CO.,) 
 Dealers in 
 
 FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 
 
 DRY GOODS, 
 
 CARPETI^GS, l!i\TTli\GS, OIL CLOTHS, 
 6iU €$mm, Wmilm Mm\0, &t 
 
 Also, Manufacturers of 
 
 No. 101 STATE STREET, 
 
 H. H. SWART, j 
 
 CFTY iAGGAGE WABOW. 
 
 FRANCIS CALO, 
 
 Bees leavt^ to inform the citizens tliat he is still running a 
 BAGGAGE WAGON to every part of the city. Also, that he con- 
 tinues the busine.^s of carman, and when not on dutv can always 
 be found in STATE STREET, opposite the store of B". L. & J. H. 
 Lyon. Orders left at the above store will be promptly attended to. 
 
 JOHN SOUTHARD, 
 
 ., MEAT MARKETS, 
 
 i^Wc^^S'l No. 103 FEREY ST., 
 
 I^^o. 13^ U]¥IO«r STREET, 
 
 EOilHiri'ABTj Ho To 
 
SCHENECTADY COUNTY 
 DIRECTORY. 
 
 [The characters used after names show the post-oflSce address 
 of those obtaining their mail at other offices than the town in 
 which they live.] 
 
 DUANESBUBGH. 
 
 P. O. Address Mariaville. 
 
 * Braman's Corners. t Scotch Bush. J Hoffman's Ferry. 
 
 EInathan Abrains, J. Dansforth Abrams, J. K. 
 Abrams, Robert M. Anchenpaugh. 
 
 Bradford Bailey, William F. Barlow* Alriion Bas- 
 sett,J Frederick Bazee,* Ira Bennett,* Lewis Birk, 
 Joseph Braman, William Bronk, George Brown, Peter 
 A. Brumagim, John Buckley, John Burns, Rodger 
 Burns. 
 
 Frank Cansidine, James Carey,* Peter Carey,* 
 James Caton. Amos Chapman,* Lyman Chapman,* 
 Robert Chism, Alexander Clogston, James W. Clog- 
 ston, John Clogston, Hiram Cole,* William Conklin, 
 Archibald Culliiigs, James Cullings, John Cullings, 
 Chauncey Curtis,* Silas P. Curtis, William H. Curtis.* 
 
 Mrs. Davis, widow of George, Marcus Delamater, 
 Charles Denniston, Daniel Denniston, Ezekiel Den- 
 n'iston, George Denniston, William Denniston, Abram 
 
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 Devenburgh, Perry Devenburgh, Luke Donahue,* 
 James Dorman, John Dorman, William Dorman, 
 Alexander Dorn, Nicholas D. Dorn, William B. Dorn, 
 Lovel Doty,* .John M. Dougal, Martin Dougal, 
 Thomas Dougal. 
 
 Benjamin Filkins, Constance Filkins, Stephen Ford, 
 Ephraim Frisbee,* John K. Frisbee.* 
 
 Peter Gardinier,* Samuel W. Gardinier,* John T. 
 Gifford, Thomas Gifford, John M. Green, John W. 
 Green, Joseph Green, Robert Green. 
 
 George M. Hall, Hiram Hansett, John Hansett, 
 William Hannah, James Hart, James Harvey, James 
 Haver, Robert Haver, William Haver, John S. Her- 
 rick,* Nelson H. Herrick,* John Holmes,* Thomas 
 Holmes,* John Houghtaling.* 
 
 Daniel JefFers,t John Jeffers,t Alexander D. Jones.* 
 
 Jacob Koons,* John W. Koons,* William Koons.* 
 
 Alonzo Ladd,* Elijah Ladd,* John Ladd,* James 
 M. Lasher, Andrew E. K. Lauder, David Lauder, 
 Peter LeRoy, Ezekiel Lester,* George G. Lester,* 
 George W. Lester,* Alexander Levey, James Levey, 
 Michael Levey, William Levey, William Levey, jr., 
 Edwin Lewis, George Lockwood, James Love, James 
 A. Love. 
 
 John McCarg, Alexander McGeaugh,* John Mo- 
 Govern,* Luke McKon, Thomas McKon, Alexander 
 McMillan,* Samuel McMillan,* John L. Markley, 
 Mrs. Marsh, widow of Silas H., Brady Mattoon, 
 Malaka J. Merry,* William Merry,* Henry Mickle, 
 Alexander Miller, John Miller, William Muray,* John 
 Mullock, John Mullock, jr., William Mullock, James 
 Murray. 
 
 Culver C. Patterson,* James H. Patterson,* John 
 Patterson,* Sanders Perry, Joseph Pettit, Henry Pul- 
 ver, James Pulver, James S. Pulver, Martin Pulver, 
 Solomon Pulver. 
 
 Alonzo Quick,* Henry Quick.* 
 
 Henry Reagles, Edward Renix, Ephraim W. Renir, 
 
121 
 
 Jimes W. Renix, John Reynolds, Elijah Rockwell, 
 Jacob Rodgers.* 
 
 Peter M. Scliermerhorn, Edwin E. Shoot,* Calvin 
 Slawson,* Charles Slavvson,* Henry Slawson,* Samuel 
 Slawson,* Silas H. Slawson,* John Smelie,J Henry I. 
 Snith, Jacob Smith, Nicholas 'Smith, Perry D. 
 Smith, Peter Smith, Zachariah Smith, David G. Spore, 
 John Steward,* Robert Steward,* George Stibbins, 
 John Stibbins, John D. Stillwell, Conrad Swart,]; 
 Tenuis Swirt. 
 
 Henry Taber,* James Taber,* D. C. Templer,. 
 Jonathan W. Templer, Henry Tripp, Charles L. Till- 
 loch John W. Tulloch, George Turnbull, Geoi^e I. 
 Turnbull, John Turnbull, John L. Turnbull, Paris 
 Turnbull, Paris R. Turnbull Robert Turnbull. 
 
 John Van Antwerp. Peter Van Antwerp, Evert H. 
 . Van Auken, Hugh Van Husen, John Van Husen^ 
 Memory R. Victory,* Jacob Viuskie.* 
 
 Mrs. Waddle, widow of David, James W. Waddle^ 
 Rir-hard W alpole. Thomas Walpole, Thomas; Wasson, 
 Alexander Weast, Henry Weast, James Weast, James 
 Weast, jr., John W. Weast, Samuel A. Weast. James 
 Wells, William Wells, Michael Westfall, Peter I. 
 Westfall, Daniel Wiggans, George Wilkinson, Benja- 
 min Wiltsie, John Wiltsie, Warren Willoughby.* 
 
 David M. Ziinmer. 
 
 P. O. Address Duanesburgh. 
 
 * Esperaiice. t Qiiakerstreet. t Bramaii's Corners. § Scotcli 
 Bush. II Burtonville, Montgomery Co. 
 
 Jerome Abby, Jesse Abby, George Allen, Hiram D. 
 Allen, IraE Avery,* Lewis Avery,* Moses C. Avery.* 
 
 Stephen Badgley,* William Baldwin,! Abram Bar- 
 ber,* James Barber,* William N. Becker,! Almon 
 Basset, John Bently, Lewis Birk,t Crawford Bowman, J 
 John Bowman. I George Bradt, John M. Bradt, Martin 
 Bradt, Oliver Bradt, Andrew Brady, Andrew Brady, 
 11 
 
122 
 
 jr., John Brady, George W. Brewer, John Brewer, 
 Richard Brewer, Benjamin Briggs,t Cyrus Briggs,t 
 Oliver Briggs,t Philetus Briggs,t Reuben Briggs,| 
 Thomas B. Briggs,t Walter Briggs.j Chester R. Brum- 
 ley,J John Brumley.J 
 
 Peter Cameron, Barney Carlan, Charles H. Carle, 
 Charles B. Carpenter,! Elias Carpenter, Leno Car- 
 penter, t William H. Carpenter,! Charles P. Case, 
 James H. Case, Josiah Case, Truman Case, Robert 
 Cessford, Jesse P. Chamberlain, Elisha Chapman, t 
 Elisha D. Chapman. J Samuel Chauncey,t John Chis- 
 hold, Spencer Christman, John Cleveland,! Adam 
 Coh', Joseph S. Cole, Abram Conklin,! Smith Con- 
 ner,! Duncan R. Coulter. Charles P. Cowell, George 
 P. Cramer,! Adam Cromwell, Ebenezer Culings.§ 
 
 John Danty,! Simon Dare,! James Davidson,! James 
 Davidson, jr..! Ezekiel Davis,! Charles Davis,* Theo- 
 dore P. Davis,* William H. Davis,* Peter Delemater, 
 Stephen Delemater, D. A. Denice,* Peter Deyo,! 
 Richard W Deyo,! James Donahue, Benjamin M. 
 Duane,* William Dunmore,! Abraham Durfee,! David 
 B. Durfee,* James Durfee,! Robert N Durfee,! Ste- 
 phen V. R. Durfee,! John Dyckman, Nicholas Dyck- 
 man. 
 
 Lewis A. Eaton, II Joseph Egleston,§ Benjamin F. 
 Estes,! Ira Estes.! 
 
 James D. Featherstonhaugh, William Felter,* John 
 Ferguson, John A. Ferguson, Reuben P. Finch,* 
 John Foot,* Miles Foot,* Wiliara Frederick, Caleb 
 Frisbee,|| Edward Frisbee.|| 
 
 Abram N. Gaige, Isaac Gaige,! Isaac Gaige, jr.,! 
 Isaac B. Gaige, James M. Gaige,! John D. Gaige,! 
 Joseph L. Gaige, Mortimer M. Gaige,! Philip Gaige. f 
 Stephen V. Gaige,! Ebenezer Gallup,* Silas Gallup,* 
 Benjamin F. Gardiner,* Jacob Gardiner,* Jacob J. 
 Gardiner,* John C. Gilbert,* Abner Goodspeed,J Is- 
 rael Green, { David Griffeth,! David Y. Griffeth,! 
 Joel M. Griffeth.! 
 
123 
 
 Henry Y. Haight,t Jacob T. Haight,t Alexander 
 Hammoud.t Benjamin Hardin, | James S. Hardin, f 
 Jonathan Hardin. | William H. Hardin, Reuben Hare,* 
 Silas Hare,* John Harris, James I. Harris,* Silas 
 Havens, Lyman Haws, J Britton T. Head,|| Clark W. 
 Head,* Elnathan Head.j Joseph Head,* Joseph D. 
 Head,* John W. Head,* Isaac Hellagass,* Thomas 
 Hemstreet,* Henry G. Herrick, Nathaniel J. Herrick, 
 T. Romeyn Herrick, |{ John H. Hill,{ Silas J. Hills, | 
 Caleb D. Hoag.f Enoch Hoag,| Henry G. Hoag.f John 
 S. Hoag,t Martin Hoag,t Martin C. Hoag,t Milton R. 
 Hoag,t William H. Hoag.f William H. Hoag, jr.,t 
 Maurice Holway, George W. Howard, || Adam Hum- 
 phrey, John Humphrey, David Hughes, Lewis W, 
 Hunt,! Andrew Hunter, John Hunter,* Richard Hun- 
 ter,* Richard Hunter, jr.,* Asa Hurd, John Hyser, 
 Jacob Hyser, t Peter Hyser. 
 
 Brice W. Jarvis,* Rodney Jarvis,! Nathaniel C. 
 Jenkins, t William A. Jenkins,! Benjamin Jones,* 
 Hiram Jones,* James Jones,* John D. Jones J John 
 K. Jones, J John L. Jones,} Thomas Jones.} 
 
 Samuel C. Kelly,* John Keough, Pulaski Kline,} 
 Thomas Knight. 
 
 Charles Ladd,} Henry Ladd,} John D. Ladd, Mil- 
 ton Ladd.} Seneca Ladd,} William Ladd,} James Len- 
 drum, Alexander Liddle, Alexander Liddle, Alexan- 
 der Liddle, jr., Charles Liddle, James Liddle, John 
 Liddle, John Liddle, jr., Robert Liddle, Robert D. 
 Liddle, Robert J. Liddle, Thomas Liddle, Thomas G. 
 Liddle, T. R. Liddle, |j William Liddle, William J. 
 Liddle, Thomas Ludman.j 
 
 William McAllister, William McClane,* William 
 A. McClane. Thomas R. McClew, John McClure,} John 
 McClure, jr.,t Anson D. McDonald,! DeWitt D. Mc- 
 Donald,! John McDonald, Alexander McDougal, Hugh 
 McDougal, John McDougal, Ralph W. McDougal, 
 William T. McDougal, George F McFarlan, John 
 McFarlan, Daniel McGraw,} William McGraw,} Pat- 
 
124 
 
 tiick McGiiire.* John McKcvtr, Hugh H. McMillan, 
 James L. McMillan. John McMillan, John A. McMil- 
 lan, William McMillan. William A. McMillan, Alonzo 
 McOmber,t Samuel McOmber.| Samuel McOmber, jr.,t 
 William J. McOmber,! Robert Manger, Abraham 
 Markel,* David N. Markei,* Lysander Markel,* Jacob 
 P. Markei,* John S Marke',* Ira Marsh.* John Marsh.j 
 William Marsh, Elijah Marshal,! Robert Masey, Wil- 
 liam Matice.! Gilbert Maxwell, Jeheel Mead,* Nathan- 
 iel Mead,! John Milmine,* George F. Miller,* Henry 
 Miller,* James M. Miller,* Abraham C. Montague,* 
 John Montague,* Judson Montague,* Joel Moore, 
 Joseph Moore,! William Moore, Albert S. Moray, 
 Nelson C. Morey, Abraham Morse,* Isaac Morse,* 
 Samuel INIorse,* Wellington Morrison,* Amos K. 
 Mosher,! James Mosher.! James T. Mott, Lester Mott, 
 Peter Mott, David Moon, John Moon.! 
 
 Cornelius S. Norton ! Seymour Nostrout.* 
 
 Emmet O'Neil, James E. O'Neil, Abram H. Oster- 
 liout, Henry Ostrander.! Jacob Ostrander, Jacob Os- 
 trander, jr., Peter S. Ostrander, Benjamin Overbaugh,|| 
 Oeorge Overbaugh.|| Peter Overbaugh || 
 
 Matthew Pangburn ! Minard H. Pangburn, Nicholas 
 S. Pangburn, George G. Passage, John Passage, Daniel 
 Patrick,* Jeremiah Patrick,* Chester M. Patterson, jj 
 Clark Patterson. 11 Cyrus G. Patterson. Marie V. Pat- 
 terson, Asa B. Peck.ll Alfred Peck.j| Ephraim Pratt, 
 George Pratt. Christian Putnam.* 
 
 Isaac S. Quimby! Samuel Qiiimby.! 
 
 Albert Rector,* Benjann'n Rector,* Byron Rector,* 
 Leonard Rector,* Matthew H. Rector,* Michael Rec- 
 tor,* Peter Rector,* Stephen Rector,* Gardner Reed, 
 Thomas Reed, George Rich,! George 0. Riley, Wil- 
 liam E. Rockwell * 
 
 Philip Sager, John N. Schermerhorn,* William N. 
 Schermerhorn,Wm. Schoolcraft.! Geo. Schrome, Chris. 
 Schrade, Abraham Sheldon,* Augustus Sheldon, Benj. 
 Sheldon,! Gideon J. Sheldon,! Hicks Sheldon,! James 
 
125 
 
 Sheldon,! John Sheldon,! Mott T. Sheldon. f Timothy 
 Sheldon,! William Sheldon,! Wilford Sherman,! 
 Charles H. Shoemaker,* Frederick W. Shute, Jerome 
 Shute, John Shute, John H. Shute, Frederick Si son, 
 Joshua Skiff,* John Slawson. James Smeaton,! Ellas 
 Smith,! Ensign Smith.! Joel Smith, John B. Smith, 
 Martin H. Smith, William Smith,! William F. Smith.f 
 Alanson Somes,! Samuel Somes, Jonathan Soule,! 
 Andrew Sperbeck, William Sperbeck, William M. 
 Stephens, Isaac Stevens.! Isaac Stevens, jr.,! Henry 
 Sunderland,! Amos Swan, John Swan, 
 
 Hicks Taber,* William H, Taber,! James A. Temp- 
 ler,! George Tiffany,* Jared Tiffany,* Philetus Tif- 
 fany,* Washington Tiffany,* Jacob Tingue, James H. 
 Titus,! Henry Tompkins, Nathaniel Tompkins,! 
 Cicero Tolies,! Esley Tolles,! John A. Tolles,! Fer- 
 ris Tolles,! Russell Tolles,} Darius Tripp,! Silas 
 Tripp,! Alexander Tulloch, Charles J. Tulloch, John 
 C. Tulloch, William Tulloch, William Turnbull 
 
 John S. Van Aernam, Levi Van Auken, Nicholas 
 Van Patten, Alexander Van Pelt.! Gideon Veniailen,* 
 
 Wm. W^addle, Jacob Wagoner,! Henry C. Waldron, 
 Jas. Walker,* Hiram W. Weaver, Jacob Weaver, Jacob 
 V.Wemple, Reuben T. Wheaton,* Briggs White,! Geo. 
 White, Ichabod White,! Jacob White, ! Jas. White, Rob't 
 White ! Stephen P. White, Addison Wilber,! Benja- 
 min Wilber,! Caleb A. Wilber,! David V. Wilber,! 
 Edwin G. Wilber,! Henry Wilber,! Kirby Wilber,! 
 Kirby Wilber. jr..! Martin Wilber.! Martin H. Wil- 
 ber,! W. K. WM.ber,! Hiram Williamson, William R. 
 Wing,* Samuel Wingate, Benjamin F. W^o )d,* Isaac 
 R. T. Wood, John D Wood, Oliver B. AVood, Ebe- 
 nezer Wright,! Henry Wright, Sylvester Wright, An- 
 drew G. Wyley. 
 
 Daniel Young.! George Young:.! John Young,* John 
 Young jr.,* William Young,* William A. Young.* 
 
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 GLENVILLE. 
 P. O. Address East Glenville. 
 
 George W. Ainsworth, Oren Ainsworth, Parmantier 
 Ains worth, William Ainsworth, John Albro. 
 
 John H. Bancker, James Bath, John Bath, David 
 H. Bedell, John Birch, George W. Brown, Harvey 
 Brown, Joshua Brown, Henry Brummagim, Robert 
 Brummagim. 
 
 Alonzo P. Garner, Andrew Y. Garner, Jacob Gar- 
 ner, William R. Ghase, Henry M. Ghrisler, John 
 Ghristiance, Thomas Glinton, Daniel Gooper, Rens- 
 selaer J, Gooper,William G. Gooper, Frederick Gregier. 
 
 Charles F. Dedrick, Philip H. Dedrick, Abram L, 
 DeGraff, Eleazor Douse, Anson G. Dunham. Henry 
 M. Dunham, Lot E. Dunham, Nelson B. Dunham, R. 
 V. R. Dunham, William V. Dunham. James S. Dun- 
 ning. 
 
 Mrs. Gharles Edwards, Levi Ellis. 
 
 Gharles Ferris. 
 
 Elisha Green, Philip P. Green. 
 
 John Hambleton, Thomas Hanigan, William F. 
 Haywood, Hooper C. Hedden, Job A. Hedden, Job 
 K. Hedden, Samuel E. Howe, Jacob Howingston, 
 Jacob A. Houck. 
 
 George W. Jackson, William Jackson. 
 
 Michael Kelley, Roswell Kelley, Patrick Kenedy, 
 George Kichen. 
 
 • John G. Larkin, Silas Lawrence, George Lifehydt, 
 Hiram Lifehydt, John Lifehydt, John D, Liiffman. 
 
 Philip Martin, Joseph L. Millard, Mrs. John Maul, 
 Harman Muckey, Jeremiah Muckey, Samuel Murray, 
 Henry Myers. 
 
 Gharles Neverman. 
 
 John Oliver, Luther B. Orcutt, Francis Osborne. 
 
 Anson Parmentier, Christian F. Pepper, John C. 
 Pepper, John S. Peters, Ghauncey Primer, Walter 
 Primer. 
 
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 Thomas Rourk. 
 
 Harman A. Sagendorf, John Sanders, Walter T. L. 
 Sanders, Lyman B. Sawer, Christian F. Seeley, John 
 H. Seeley, Jacobus Shannon, Lorenzo D. Sherwood, 
 Mr, Shepman, Charles W. Squire, Joel Squire, John 
 B. Stevens, Jonathan A. Stevens, Lawrence Stevens, 
 William S. Stevens, Andrew Stickles, Henry Streever, 
 Peter Swan, George A. Swart, Jacob N. Swart, 
 .Nicholas Swart, Frederick Swintker. 
 
 Thomas Rowland, Simon Town. 
 
 Alex. Van Eps, Alex. I. Van Eps, Arcfiibald Van 
 Eps, Beekman Van Eps, Garrett E. Van Eps, Harman 
 H. Van Eps, Jas. Van Eps, Jas. Van Eps, jr., John G. 
 Van Eps, John H. Van Eps, John J. Van Eps, John 
 W. Van Eps, William Van Eps, William H. Van Eps, 
 Daniel Van Guysling, Andrew Y. Van Vorst, Edward 
 B. Van Vorst, Giles A. Van Vorst, Jacob Van Vorst, 
 Jacob Van Vorst, jr., James A. Van Vorst, James 
 Van Vorst, jr., John Van Vorst, Edward Van Vran- 
 ken Francis A. Vedder, Jacob Vrocman. 
 
 Martin Warner, Martin Warner, jr., Ebenezer 
 Westfall, John V. Westfall, Asa Wheeler, Asa Wor- 
 den. 
 
 Andrew C. Yates, H. V. F. Yates, Joseph C. Yates. 
 
 P. O. Address Scotia. 
 
 Martin V. B. Adams, Elias Alsdorf, Harman Anger, 
 Adam Apperlay. 
 
 Joseph Bachman, John Barhydt, Maus Barhydt, 
 William Barnet, F. G. Bechtel, Henry A. Bell, Walter 
 Bowe, Patrick Broogan, Christian W. Brooks, Frede- 
 rick Brown, Joseph Brown, Henry Bullman, Henry 
 Button. 
 
 Mathias Caldwell, George Campfield, Edwin Z. 
 Carpenter, William Carpenter, William C. Carpenter, 
 James Caw, Edwin B. Chamberlin, Mrs. Chasmer, 
 widow of Robert, William Chasmer, Benj. Cheeseman, 
 Mary Christiance, Chas. Closson, John Closson, Thos. 
 
128 
 
 Closson, Francis Clov\r, John I. Clow, Bartholomew H. 
 Clute, Christian H. Cltite, Robert Coats, Chas. Collins, 
 Isaac S. Conde, John Conder, Daniel Cornell, George 
 S. Cornell. Henry S. Cornell, John Cornell, Richard 
 Cornell, Robert Cornell, Urial Cornell, William Cor- 
 nell, Jeremiah Cramer, John M. Cramer, Peter D. 
 Cramer, William Cramer, Benjamin Cripper, James 
 Cripper. 
 
 Abram A. DeGraff, Cornelius DeGraff, Frederick 
 DeGraff Jacob G. S. DeGraff, John DeGraff, Lawrence 
 DeGraff, Jdmes Donaha, Hugh Downing, Henry Dun- 
 bar, 
 
 John Eygner, Philip Eygner. 
 
 Mrs. Fitzgerald, John Flanders, S. V. R. Ford, 
 William Fuller. 
 
 Nathan Gainell, Daniel Gill, Lawrence Gill, J. H. 
 GilLtte, Moses Gillette, William C. Gillette, Walter 
 Gillespie. 
 
 Jerone B. Hagadorn, John R. Hagadorn, John Ha- 
 gerty, Owen Hagerty, Charles Hammond, Henry 
 Hammond, Alvin Hardin, Jonathan Harilin, Sidney 
 Hardin, Samuel T. Hale, John B. Haverley, John C. 
 Haverley, Jacob Henis, Edward W. Howe, Moses M. 
 Howe, Robert Howse. 
 
 Daniel Kane. Albert Kiefer, Martin King, Joseph 
 Knibbs, Lewis Kohn. 
 
 Anthony Lamboy, George Lamboy, Philip Lamboy, 
 Michael Lane, John S. Lansing, William Leonard, 
 William Leversee, Lorenzo Lovett. 
 
 Aaron Mcintosh, Cornelius McGee, Peter McGee, 
 John McHenry, Aaron P. Mabee, Isaac Mabee, Isaac 
 A. Mabee, John Mabee, Simon Mabee, Philip Maley, 
 James W. Manning, John Mathews, Wealthy May- 
 nard, Abram Merselus, Charles W. Merselus, Henry S. 
 Moore. 
 
 James Osborne, Herman Osborne, John Ossing. 
 
 James W. Pangburn, David Passage, Albert Peek, 
 George Posson, Francis Prime. 
 
129 
 
 Mrs. Rainbow, widow of William, Benjamin Rain- 
 bnrgh, Martin Rainburgb, William Ransome, Chris- 
 tian Rector, William Rector, Abijah Reese, David F. 
 Reese, Frederick Reese, jr., Asa Reynolds, George 0. 
 Reynolds, James Reynolds, Justice P. Reynolds, Ste- 
 phen Reynolds. 
 
 Charles Sanders, Charles P. Sanders, Maria San- 
 ders, Peter E. Sanders, D. E. Schermerhorn, Conrad 
 Seaver, Aaron Shannon, Abram Shannon, Martin 
 Shellenbaun, Mathias Sickler, Xavier Siezer, Alexan- 
 der Slover, Daniel Slover, Daniel H. Slover, Isaac 
 Slover, James Slover, Wessel H. Slover, Daniel Smith, 
 John Smith, Samuel Smith, William Smith, Matthew 
 G. Snell, Storm R. Spitzer, David D. Sprung, Daniel 
 Starks, jr., Michael Stearns, Daniel Stevens, John 
 Stevens, Nicholas W. Stevens, Richard Stevens, Wm. 
 J. Stevens, Morden C. Stevens, William Swan, Adam 
 H. Swart, Harmanus Swart, John H. Swart, Simon 
 Swart, 
 
 John Tarfler, Benjamin R. Thurber, Charles Thur- 
 ber, Matthew Thurber, Abram W. Toll, Charles H. 
 Toll, P. R. Toll, Sylvester Tooper, W. Tygart. 
 
 F. R. Van Dyck, Jacob Van Dyck, Cornelius J. 
 Van Eps, Cornelius S. Van Patten, Ira B. Van Pat- 
 ten, Jacob A. Van Patten, J. N. Van Patten, Nicholas 
 Van Patten, N. B. Van Patten, Philip Van Patten, 
 Philip C. Van Patten, Simon C. Van Patten, Simon 
 F. Van Patten, Staats V. Z. Van Patten, Jacob 
 Van Slyck, Jacob Van Slyck, John M. Van Slyck, 
 Margaret Van Slyck, widow, Albert A. Van Vorst, 
 William Van Vorst, John Vandenburgh, M. W. Van- 
 denburgh, Peter W. Vandenburgh, Albert W Vedder, 
 Alexander Vedder, Edward Vedder, John N. Vedder, 
 Abram 0. Veeder, Cornelius Viele, Jacob C. Viele, 
 Philip Viele, William Viele, Alfred Vosburgh, Adam 
 Vrooman, Tunis Vrooman. 
 
 Samuel Walden, Smith B. Walton, George Ward, 
 John Warren, John Wynant, Benjamin Weaver, Jacob 
 
130 
 
 Weaver, John V. Z. Weaver, David Wessel, Michael 
 Whallen, John Winni ', John Wise, Peleg Wood. 
 
 P. O. Address West Glenville. 
 
 Jacob R. Alsdorf, Jacob Alsdurve, William Als- 
 durve, Nathaniel Atw^ell. 
 
 Mrs. Cornelia Bcakman, William Birdsell, George 
 Boalsby, Andrew Bradt. Daniel Bradt, Harmanus 
 Briton, George Brown, John Brown, Matthew R. 
 Brown, John Brummigim, Peter Brummigim, Van 
 Zandt Bummigim. 
 
 Harman Calkins, Nathan W. Calkins, W. L. Cal- 
 kins, John R. Camp, Aaron Carroll, Chandler Carroll, 
 Charles Carroll, William C. Carroll, Talman Carry, 
 Leonard Carter, Williim Cath, John Chalmers, Philip 
 A. Clackner, A. T. Conde, Charles Conde, C. S. 
 Conde, John H. Conde, Anna D. Cook, John Y. 
 Cornell, Abraham Cramer, Henry Cramer. 
 
 William D. Davidson, John Dawson, Ira Dean, 
 Abraham DeGraff, Gilbert W. DeGraff, John D. De- 
 GrafF, 0. DeGraff, James Delaroy, William Devoo , 
 John Dorn. 
 
 James Ferguson, David Filkins, Alexander Fisher, 
 Andrew Fisher, E. W. Fonda, Jacob P. Fonda. 
 
 James Garrett, John Germain, Charles H. Green, 
 John P. Green, Garrett W. Groot, Isaac Groot, Julius 
 Groot, Reuben Groot. 
 
 John G. Hallenbeck, Matthew Hallenbeck, Solomon 
 Hallenbeck, William Hallenbeck, Anson B. Hamlin, 
 Solomon C. Hamlin, Solomon G. Hamlin, John Han- 
 saw, James Harman, Rockwell Harman, Robert Hast- 
 ings, Alexander Hunt. 
 
 John James, John A. Johnson, R. T. Johnson, Evan 
 Jones. 
 
 John H. Kilderhouse, Daniel Knapp, Mrs. Knapp, 
 widow of Eli, George Knapp, John H. Knapp, Jane 
 Knights, widow, M}ndert Knights. 
 
131 
 
 Reuben Lansing, Frederick Larraby, Roswell Lar- 
 raby, Simon Larraby, Chauncey B. Lawson, James 
 Lawson, Mrs. Leadings, widow of Garrett, Isaac Y. 
 Lovette, 18th reg't N. Y. V., William Lovette. 
 
 Aaron Mcintosh, Johnson McKay, Jeremiah Marse- 
 lus, Henry Mead, Lucius Mead, Peter C. Mead, John 
 Milroy. 
 
 David Norton. 
 
 John Osborne, Charles Ostrom, Lansing Ostrom, 
 Levi Ostrom. 
 
 Albert Peek, James V. Peek, Isaac Potter, T. R. 
 Potter, 
 
 Henry Rector, Mr'fe. Ri.^gs, widow of Abraham, 
 Ogden Riggs, Henry Romeyne, John Y. Romeyne, 
 Isaac Rosa, Lewis Rosa. 
 
 Henry Schankle, Epbraim Schermerhorn, John 
 Schermerhorn, Mrs. Seaman, widow of Richard, Ste- 
 phen Seamans, Abraham Sharp, Franklin Sharp, 
 Jacob Sharp, John H. Sharp, Lawrence Sharp, Richard 
 Sharp, Abner Smith, David Smith, Jacob Smith, 
 Michael Smith, William Smith, Harman Staley, Henry 
 Staley, William A. Staley, James Swart, Nicholas A. 
 Swart, Nicholas S. Swart. 
 
 P. Teller, Christopher Truax, Michael Trumbull. 
 
 Isaac Van Atten, John Van Atten, Richard Van 
 Atten, Benjamin Van Buren. Cornelius Van Buren, 
 Henry Van Buren, William Vandenburgh, Amos Van 
 Eps, David C. Van Eps, Hamilton A.Van Eps, H. 
 S. Van Eps, P. V. Van Eps, Simon Van Eps, A. C. 
 Van Patten, Charles C. Van Patten, John Van Patten, 
 John C. Van Wormer, John Vanderhyden, Mrs. Van- 
 derhyden, widow of Peter, Peter Y. Vandeveer, Aaron 
 Vedder, A. H. Vedder, Harmanus Vedder, John P. 
 Vedder, William F. Vedder, H. R. Vosbiirgh, Isaac 
 Vosburgh, John Vosburgh, Philip Vosbiirgh. 
 
 Abner Ward, Albert S. Ward, George Ward, Elisha 
 Waters, Henry Waterstreet, John D. Waterstreet, 
 Andrew Weatherwax, Henry Weatherwax, Isaac 
 
132 
 
 Weatherwax, Wm. Weatherwax, Cornelius Weaver, 
 John Weaver, Stephen Weaver, Evert Wessel, John 
 Wessel, Luke Wessel, Henry Whitbeck, Jeremiah 
 Wilson. 
 
 Dr. E. A= Young. 
 
 ■ ' r, 
 NISKAYUNA. 
 P. O. Address Niskayuna. 
 
 John Allen, Anthony Altrock. 
 
 Hiram Baumes, Barent Benthuysen, James Bevis, 
 David Bohanan, Thomas Bowman, William V. Bradt, 
 Lewis Brewer, William Burgess, Henry Burhenst, 
 James Burke, John Burke, Patrick Burke, Uriah V. 
 Burke. 
 
 Joel Carreton, George Chambers, Thomas Cham- 
 bers, James Champion, John Clark, Jacob J. Clute, 
 Michael Conner, Joseph Consaul, William Consaul, 
 David Cornelius, Peter H. Cornelius, Isaac F. Cre- 
 gier, Samuel Cregier. Sebastian Cregier. 
 
 Daniel Danes. Patrick Dayton, John A. DeBaum, 
 John DeGraff, William Drowster. 
 
 Aaron D. Fay, Patrick Fitzgerald, George Fletcher, 
 Peter Fort, C. L. Fountain. 
 
 Christopher Garland, Philip G. Gates, Edward B. 
 Gidley, George Gidley. Martin Green, VvMlliam Green, 
 Leo Greely, Nathaniel Griffes, James A. Griffes, Abram 
 Groot, Richard D. Groot, William Groot. 
 
 David Hallenbeck, Casper Ham, Cephas Ham, Ezra 
 Ham, Hensey Henry, Daniel P. Hogan, Peter D. 
 Hogan, Pierson Holmes. 
 
 Edward Johnson, Stephen Johnson. 
 
 Barney Kelly, Geo. Ketchum, Jeremiah B. Ketchum, 
 John Ketchum, Robert Ketchum, William Ketchum, 
 Alexander Kinney. 
 
 Benjamin C. Lansing, C. B. Lansing, Cornelius 
 Lansing, Francis V. Lansing, Thos. J. Lent, Samuel 
 P. Lyons. 
 
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 Francis McCann, James McShea, John McShea, 
 John McShea, jr., Patrick McShea, Michael Manyan, 
 V/illiam Martin, Cornelius Merselus, Jacob Mesick, 
 Benjamin Miller, John P. Miller, Werley Miller, 
 George Milman, Hazard Miiman, Nicholas Mishler, 
 John Morrison. 
 
 Lev/is Orloss. 
 
 George Page, Greely Page, Peter Palmer, George 
 Patten, Spencer G. Patten, Abram Pearse, John 
 Pearse, Nicholas Pearse, John Pepka, Harman Pepper, 
 Lewis Pepper, John Philo, John Philo, jr., James 
 Prior, Ji hn H. Putman. 
 
 Frederick Quackenbush. 
 
 Aaron Rankin, Frederick Rankin, George Reese^ 
 John Reese, Cornelius Reynolds, James Roe, Abram 
 Rudacher. 
 
 Joseph Salsbury, John Scarflf, William ScarfF, Chas. 
 Schermerhorn, Charles W. Schermerhorn, Andrew 
 Sible, Isaac Sickler, Charles Signay, Abijah Smith,. 
 Thomas Smith, Philip Snell, Josiah Stanford, Benja- 
 min Stow, Jedediah Strong, John Sweeney. 
 
 Eldert Tymeson, Eldert Tymeson, jr., Harman. 
 Tymeson, Harman P. Tymeson, Jacob V. Tymeson». 
 William Tymeson. 
 
 William H. Underbill. 
 
 John Van Alstine, John Van Antwerp, Jonas Vao 
 Atten, John Van Derbelt, Abraham Van Hovenburg,. 
 Cornelius Van Vranken, Cornelius J. Van Vranken, 
 Eldert Van Vranken, Evert Van Vranken, Harmaa 
 Van Vranken, Isaac I. Van Vranken, Jacob C. Van 
 Vranken, James Van Vranken, James Van Vranken^ 
 jr., James J. Van Vranken. John Van Vranken, John 
 B. Van Vranken, John P. Van Vranken, Martin Van 
 Vranken, Nicholas J. Van Vranken, Obediah Van 
 Vranken, Peter T. Van Vranken, William Van Vran- 
 ken, Aaron Vedder, Alexander Vedder, Abram L. 
 Vedder, Albert F. Vedder, Albert F. Vedder, jr., Cor- 
 nelius Vedder, Harvey Vedder, Jacob N. Vedder, John 
 12 
 
134 
 
 A. Yedder, John H. Vedder, Lyman Vedder, Michael 
 
 B. Vedder, Nicholas Vedder, William Vedder, Bar- 
 tholomew Vrooman, John B. Vrooman, John I. Vroo- 
 man, John I. Vrooman, jr., John N. Vrooman. 
 
 Charles Walk, John Watson, John H. Warner, 
 Martin Warner, William M. Warner, Patrick Welsh, 
 John Wemple, William Whitney, Hiram Wilde, Ste- 
 phen Willy, John Winne, Matthew Winne, Matthew 
 Winne, jr., James Winters. 
 
 PRINCETOWN. 
 •P. O. Address Prineetown. 
 
 * North Duanesburgh. f Hoffman's Ferry. 
 
 Jacob Bakeman, Joseph Bennet, Abram Blessing, 
 Jacob Bond, Samuel Bond, William Boody, Abram 
 Bracham, George Bracham, Jacob Bracham, James 
 Bracham, John Bracham, John P. Bracham, Michael 
 Bracham, Frederick Bradshaw, George Bradshaw, 
 James Bradshaw, James B. Bradshaw John B. Brad- 
 shaw, John L. Bradshaw, Nathan Bradshaw, Robert 
 Bradshaw, Samuel B. Bradshaw, Walter Bradshaw, 
 Samuel Brown, Robert Chisholm, William Chisholm, 
 William H. Clogston, John Conning, Jolin Y. Corle, 
 James Countermine, George Crounse, James A. Col- 
 lings. 
 
 Dillan Darrow, Eleazer Darrow, Hosea B. Darrow, 
 Anderson Dickerson, Alexander Donnan,* David 
 Donnan,* Samuel Donnan,* William Donnan,* Wil- 
 liam Donnan, jr.,* Ebenezer Dougall,* John D. 
 Dougall,* John K. Dougall,* Thomas A. Dougall,* 
 William Dougall.* 
 
 David Elder,* Marcus Elliot,* Ralph P. Elliot,* 
 John Ennis,* Joseph Ennis,* Thomas Enxie.* 
 
 Alexander Ferguson, Duncan Ferguson, Samuel 
 Ferguson, John C. Flansburgh, John Francis. 
 
 Alexander Gifford, Alexander Gifford, jr., George 
 
135 
 
 B. Gifibrd, JohnW. Gifford, Thomas Gifford, William 
 Gifford, Samuel Gordon. 
 
 Isaiah D. Hardenburgh, Jacob Hardenburgh, John 
 Hardenburgh, Abraham Haver, Abraham Haver, jr., 
 G, H. Holton, Smith Houghton. 
 
 Robert Jeflfers,* Robert B Jeffers.* 
 
 Abram Kaley, Christian Kaley, Joseph Kaley, An- 
 drew Kelly, Robert J. Kelly, Solomon Kelly, Samuel 
 Kittle. 
 
 Charles Landers, Adam Lanehart, Alexander 
 Liddle. 
 
 Adam Marlett,* John Marlett,* John A. Marlett,* 
 John F. Martin, Alex. McDonald, John McDonald, 
 John McGue.* William Mcintosh,* Ebenezer McMil- 
 lan, George W. McMillan, Walter M. McMillan, Jas. 
 McNee,* Henry Mickle,* John Miller, John J. Moak, 
 James Morrison, James Murray, Jeremiah Murray, 
 John Murray. 
 
 Titus Northrup. 
 
 George Passage, Thomas Passage, Robert Patter- 
 son, George Pike, S. N. Pike. 
 
 Angus llobison, Duncan Robison, James Robison, 
 Daniel M. Rodgers, Robert Rynex,* William Rynex,* 
 William W. Rynex.* 
 
 Abram ScrafFord, Adam Scrafford, Andrew Scraf- 
 ford, Michael Scrafford, John W. Shannon, Andrew 
 Smeallie,* Andrew Smeallie, jr.,* George B. Smeallie,* 
 Robert Smeallie,* Wm. Smeallie,* Stephen Springer, 
 John Stafford, Jacob Staley,* Oliver Staley,* William 
 Staley,* George T. Stimson, M. Stimson. 
 
 David Taws,* John A. Taws,* Henry Terpenny, 
 Archibald Tinning,! James Tullock, John Tullock, 
 John C. Tullock,* Geo.Turnbull, Robert Turnbull. 
 
 Peter Van Debogert, Stephen Van Derpool, Corne- 
 lius Van Dyck, Henry Van Dyck, Robert Van Patten, 
 Abraham Van Vr^ken, George I. Van Vranken, 
 Moses Van Vranken, Michael Van Wormer, Ezra 
 Vine, Albert Vrooman. 
 
136 
 
 William Waggoner, George Walker, Wm. Walker, 
 Jacob Waller, James Weller, John Weller, Richard 
 Wilson, William Wilson, Andrew T. Wingate, James 
 Wingate, Robert Wingate, William Wingate, George 
 Wren. 
 
 KOTTERDAM. 
 P. O. Address Schenectady. 
 
 Ebenezer Aiken, Jonathan Aiken, H. Maynard 
 Aiken, William Aiken, Joseph Andrews, John Anders, 
 Anthony Applin, John M. Austin. 
 
 Jacob Bakeman, George Barber, James Barry, Idel 
 Barringer, Joseph Barringer, Simon Bearup, Cornelius 
 Becker, Philip Becker, John Becker, Peter Bents, 
 Joshua Bennett, Simon Bebee, William Beers, Aaron 
 Bliss, Daniel Bond, James Bond, Richard Bond, James 
 Bradley, John W. Bradshaw, George R. Bradshaw, 
 Robert Bradshaw, Robert Bradshaw, jr., Aaron F. 
 Bradt, Aaron J. Bradt, Abram A. Bradt, Abram N. 
 Bradt, Albert Bradt, Daniel D. C. Bradt, Frederick 
 S. Bradt, Francis Bradt, Harman Bradt, Henry Bradt, 
 Nicholas Bradt, Oliver S. Bradt, John Bradt, John B. 
 S. Bradt, Peter V. Bradt, Simon Bradt, William H. 
 Bradt, Martin Brinnel, Nicholas Bronk, John Bronk, 
 Aaron H. Brougham, Gilbert Brougham, Jacob P. 
 Brougham, John Brougham, John A. Brougham, Henry 
 Brown, Minor Brown, Michael Brown, George W. 
 Brower, William H. Brummaghim, Ager Buchanan, 
 Thomas E. Buchanan, John Bulsey, Thomas Bullock, 
 John Burke, James H. Burke, Richard H. Burke, 
 Simon Burke, Alanson Burdick, Nathan Burdick, 
 Cornelius Burt, John S. Burns, Henry Buys, James 
 Buys, Nelson Buys. 
 
 Anson Cady, Henry Cady, Daniel D. Campbell, 
 Jonathan Carey, John Carr, Pete^ Carr, George Casey, 
 John Chambers, Frederick Chester, John Chism, 
 Moses Chism, James Chrisler, John V. Chrisler, 
 
137 
 
 Richard Chrisler, Sylvester Chrisler, Thomas Chubb, 
 Peter Clapper, William Clow, Bartholomew Clute, 
 Garrett G. Clute, James Clute, John J. Clute, John 
 N. Clute, John T. Clute, Joseph Clute, William Coch- 
 rane, Morris Cole, Andrew Coleman, John Coleman, 
 Jeremiah Conick, Henry M. Crane, Aaron Crafford, 
 Abram Crafford, John M. Crafford, Samuel CrafFord, 
 Peleg Cross, jr., David Crouch, Frederick C. Crounse^ 
 John Curtin. 
 
 Harvey Dakins, Andrew Darrow, Daniel Darrow, 
 Daniel Darrow, jr., George F. Dates, William F. Day, 
 Daniel Dedicir, Jacob De Forest, jr., Abram H. Dela- 
 mont, Robert G. Dollar, Samuel L. Draper, Michael 
 Duel, Patrick Duffy, Frederick Dunbar. 
 
 Derick P. Felts, John I. Felts, George Fisher, James 
 Fisher, James Fisher, jr., John Fisher, Joseph Flangs- 
 burgh, Patrick Flynn, James Fogarty, John Foggie, 
 Elias Ford, Simon Freeling, John French, George 
 Fry, John Fry, Jacob I. Fryer, Henry Furbeck, Philip 
 Furbeck. 
 
 George M. Garamo, Cornelius Gardineer, James 
 Gardineer, Andrew T. Gifford, Conrad Glesmon, 
 David Gordon, George Gordon, Joseph Gordon, Philip 
 H. Gordon, Nelson Gowers, Daniel Goodman, Andrew 
 Gregg, Andrew Gregg, jr., James Gregg, John Gregg, 
 J. T. Gregg, J. W. Gregg, Matthew Gregg, Alonzo 
 Green, George Green, Latham Green. 
 
 Alonzo Ham. Jacob W. Ham, John W. Ham, Peter 
 W. Ham, Horace Hamilton, Jonathan Hamilton, 
 Nicholas Hangler, Andrew Hansett, Nicholas Hansett, 
 Anthony Harmon, George P. Harmon, John Hasler, 
 Charles Hatch, Christian N. Haverly, Harmon Haver- 
 ly, Nicholas W. Haverly, Henry W. Herrick, Lewis 
 Herrick, John Hines, John Hinman, John Hoffman, 
 George Hopkins, Morris Hough, William Houghton, 
 Ebenezer Howard, Adam Houghtailing, Tunis W. 
 Houghtailing, John Hughes, George M. Hunt. 
 
 Martin Ingraham, Gilbert Ives. 
 
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 Henry Jacobson, Jeremiah Jenners, Abram Johnson, 
 Daniel Johnson. 
 
 Charles Kelderhouse, William Kelderhouse, John 
 Kerns, Stephen Kerns, Jacob Kilmartin, Andrew King, 
 William King, John B. Kline. 
 
 John Ladle, Lewis Ladle, John Lambert, Selah 
 Lane, James J. Lang, DominickLavin, Michael Lavin, 
 Abram Levey, Michael J. Levey, James Lindly, Peter 
 
 A. Livingston, John Lockhead, Jacob Lockwood, John 
 Loveless, Peter Lukes. 
 
 Nicholas Mabee, Jacob Mabee, Simon Mabee, Ed- 
 mund Marcellus, John Marcellus, George Marks, 
 David Maxwell, James Maxwell, John McCogg, Alex- 
 ander McCann, William McCann, John McConiky, 
 William McConiky, James J. McCue, Dougal McDon- 
 ald, John McDonald, Andrew McMillan, Andrew T. 
 McMillan, James McMillan, James McMillan, jr., 
 Samuel McMillan, Samuel J. McMillan, William A. 
 McMillan, Richard A. McMichael, William McNarnie, 
 Michael McNelly, Eli Mickle, Frederick Miller, James 
 Miller, Jacob H. Miller, Peter Miller, Peter S. Miller, 
 Robert Miller, Martin Minkler, James H. Minor, 
 Henry Mockery, Daniel Morrison, jr., John Morrison, 
 John Morrow, Seefer Mulber, Frederick Myer, John 
 H. Myers. 
 
 Aaron Niles, David Niles. 
 
 David Ogsbury, James O'Neil, Elias Osterhout, 
 Elias Osterhout, jr., Henry Osterlit. 
 
 George Page, Theophilus Page, jr., William Page, 
 Abram Pangburn, Abram N. Pangburn, James Pang- 
 burn, John N. Pangburn, Peter Pangburn, George 
 Pape, John Parker, George Pattello, Alexander M. 
 Patterson, John Patterson, Seeley Patterson, Francis 
 
 B. Penny, John Perry, Abram Peek, Andrew D. Peek, 
 
 C. Yates Peek, Daniel Peek, Henry Peek, James Peek, 
 Jacob P. Peek, John Peek, John C. Peek, John I. Peek, 
 Jolin W. Peek, Joseph L. Peek, Lewis Peek, Richard 
 Peek, William Peek, John Phillips, John D. Phillips, 
 
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 John M. Phillips, Joseph Phillips, William Phillips, 
 Isaac M. Philo, Frederick T. Pierson, David Pierce, 
 Alexander Plato, Clement Plasir, Edward Prime, 
 Aaron Putman, Andrew Y. Putman, Joseph Putman, 
 Oliver Putman, Sebastian Putman. 
 
 Cornelius Radley, Edward P. Randall, John M. 
 Reed, Martin Rigistry, Frederick Risley, Alexander 
 Robison, John E. Robison, James Robison, Robert 
 Robison, Romeyn Robison, John Rodenmaker, David 
 Rowe, David Rowe, jr., John H. Rowe, Leonard Rowe, 
 Zachariah Rowe, William Ryan, Dewitt C. Rynex, 
 Ephraim Rynex, Elijah Rynex, Henry Rynex, James 
 A. Rynex, Jonathan Rynex, Mitchell Rynex, Telfair 
 C. Rynex, Valentine Rynex. 
 
 James Sager, Martin Sager, Henry Sander, Aaron 
 A. Schermerhorn, Aaron B. Schermerhorn, Andrew 
 V. Schermerhorn, Bartholomew F. Schermerhorn, 
 Bartholomew J. Schermerhorn, B. T. F. Schermer- 
 horn, Jacob S. Schermerhorn, James B. Schermer- 
 horn, John Schermerhorn, John B. Schermerhorn, 
 John J. Schermerhorn, John J. A. Schermerhorn, 
 Myndert A. Schermerhorn, Nicholas I. Schermerhorn, 
 Robert Schermerhorn, Simon Schermerhorn, Simon J. 
 Schermerhorn, George G. Scraflbrd, Martin Scrafford, 
 William Scrafford, William Shafer, Abram Shannon, 
 Abram Shannon, jr., John A. Shannon, Joseph Shan- 
 non, Michael Shannon, William Shannon, George 
 Shaver, Alanson Shears, William Shears, James Ship- 
 ley, Alexander Shorkey, John Showers, Abram Shu- 
 felt, Alonzo Shufelt, George Shufelt, George A. Shu- 
 felt, Charles Sitterly, John Sitterly, John M. Sitterly, 
 John R. Sitterly, Joseph Sitterly, Martin Sitterly, 
 Reuben Sitterly, Reuben Sitterly, jr., A. J. Smith, 
 James A. Smith, John Smith, J. B Smith, Peter Smith, 
 Philip Smith, Robert Smith, Samuel Smith, William 
 Snowden, Winspear Snowden, Benjamin Snyder, John 
 Snyder, Charles Springer, John Springer, Richard 
 Springer, Orsamus Squires, Alexander Staley, Jona- 
 
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 than Staley, James Steinburgh, jr., Dennis Stimpson, 
 James Stimpson, Joseph Stroble, John Strong, Lo- 
 renzo Stuart, John Stuck, Jacob Styer, Jacob Swart, 
 John H. Swart, Simon Swart, Simon W. Swart, Tunis 
 J. Swart, Wemple Swart, Sebastian Swits. 
 
 Henry Taylor, Albion Thomas, Isaac Thomas, 
 James Thomas, Joel Tilson, Elias Tilson, Thomas 
 Tilson, George T. Turnbull, James Turnbull, Thomas 
 H. Turnbull. 
 
 John Upperhyson. 
 
 Alexander Valk, James Valk, John Valk, John 
 Valk, jr., Stephen Valk, Everett Van Aernam, John 
 Van Denburgh, Richard Van Denburgh, David Van 
 Derhyden, Abram P. Van Dyck, Peter Van Dyck, 
 Abram Van Dycke, Alexander Van Eps, John D. Van 
 Eps, Cornelius Van Guysling, Alexander Van Husen, 
 Charles Van Husen, John C. Van Husen, Abram C. 
 Van Patten, Cornelius Van Patten, Fredenick N. Van 
 Patten, Harman Van Patten, Isaac Van Patten, Jacob 
 Van Patten, John Van Pa- ten, John B. Van Patten, 
 John N. Van Patten, J. W. Van Patten, Nicholas F. 
 Van Patten, Nicholas H. Van Patten, Richard Van 
 Patten, Richard F. Van Patten, William B. Patten, 
 Anthony A. Van Slyck, David Van Slyck, Harman 
 Van Slyck, John S. Van Slyck, Jacob Van Valken- 
 burgh, John Van Valkenburgh, William Van Valken- 
 burgh, Fisher Van Vorst, Nicholas Van Vorst, Aaron 
 Van Wormer, Abram Van Wormer, Elias Van Wor- 
 mer, Henry Van Wormer, John A. Van Wormer, 
 Alexander Vedder, Ezra Vedder, Henry Vedder, Isaac 
 Vedder, John D. Vedder, James B. Vedder, Nicholas 
 Vedder, Tecarus Vedder, Aaron B. Veeder, Abram 
 Veeder, Abram Veeder, jr., Andrew Veeder, Charles 
 H. Veeder, George Veeder, Henry Veeder, Henry 
 Veeder, jr., Henry G. Veeder, Jacob N. Veeder, Jacob 
 M. Veeder, J. B. Veeder, John G. Veeder, John H. 
 Veeder, John N. Veeder, Myndert Veeder, Nicholas 
 Veeder, Peter G. Veeder, Simon Veeder, Vrooman 
 
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 John F. Wagoner, Abram Waldron, Thomas Wal- 
 lace, John Ward, William Ward, James Wasson, jr., 
 James T. Wasson, John Wasson, Thomas L. Wasson, 
 Israel Weast, James P. Weast, Peter Weast, Charles 
 Weast, Jacob Weaver, Aaron B. Wemple, Aaron S. 
 Wemple, Harman Wemple, Isaac Wemple, Jacob D. 
 Wemple, David Westcoat, Frederick Westcoat, Major 
 Westcoat, J. H. Whitbeck, Benjamin William, James 
 William, John F. William, Peter William, Samuel 
 William, John Wiley, Jonas Wiley, Joseph Wiley, 
 Stephen Wiley, Silas B. Winn, Frederick Wolfe, Henry 
 Wortman, Joseph Wright. 
 
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