0. 
 
 WILL FURNISH 
 
 HARNESS MAKERS 
 
 WITH 
 LOOP PLATES 
 
 Of every description and size, by the 
 sett or single. 
 
 EMBOS SING & PRINTING H 
 
 ROLLS, FOR 
 
 Saddle and Trunk 
 
 MAKERS. 
 
 And Marking Brands for Names, 
 
 Post office stamps. Society and office 
 
 Seals and Stamps. 
 
 HATTERS' GILDING DIES, 
 
 EMBOSSING & SECTIONAL WREATHS* 
 
 &c., &c., 
 At the lowest market prices. 
 
 ) A CASE, containing specimens of work, may be seen 
 at the Drug Store of R. H. Trippe, cor. of Broad 
 
 and Market streets, Newark. N. J., | 
 
 Where all orders left, will be punctually attended to
 
 CABINET MANUFACTORY, 
 
 AND 
 
 119 Market Street. 
 
 ALSO,. 
 
 General Furnishing Upholstery, 
 
 Such as Mattrasses, Feather Beds, Church cushions, 
 Draperv, Window Curtains, Gilt and metal Cornices, 
 Gimp Fringes, Tassels, Cords, Shades of Linen or trans- 
 parencies, paper Hangings, &c. 
 
 ( 
 
 FOWLER'S Improved Patent Premium BEDSTEA1 1 
 
 N. B. Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry and Whit, ; V 
 'Wood Coffins, also, Plates, Caps, Shrouds, Hearses, &.< 
 ^furnished at short notice and on reasonable terms. 
 
 eCX^gg, 
 
 '
 
 MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 
 
 VNN Offer for sale as above, on liberal terms, a large .._ 
 ^superior assortment of India Rubber Goods, embracing/^ 
 ^.almost every article manufactured from Goodyear's M/ 
 
 ? Patent Metalic Insoluble Rubber. >^ 
 < > 
 
 MP Among the articles are to be found India Rubber Shoes^ 
 ///for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, of the most beauti-^ 
 >y>ful finish yet acquired for this article, all of which are^ 
 ^warranted. \fo 
 
 < CARRIAGE CLOTHS. > 
 
 Coach trimmings, aprons, curtains and Enamelled Cloth, o^x 
 a most beautiful article. 3& 
 
 i 
 
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 INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING, 
 
 of every description, which is highly commended to 
 persons exposed. 
 
 INDIA RUBBER HOSE. > 
 
 No person should be without this article, who has the^; 
 of a Hydrant, on their premises. It is very dura-w 
 and perfectly clean, can be taken into any part of the HP 
 S house without soiling carpets or other furniture. )^ 
 
 S 
 
 India Rubber Machine Banding, >>> 
 
 v " V^i 
 
 1* Experience has proved this article to be the best now ^ 
 JS in use for this purpose. ^ 
 
 INDIA RUBBER WHIPS. > 
 
 V> These Whips (made exclusively by this Company,) are^ 
 a most excellent article, and are warranted to all purcha-^v 
 jNsers, and will be furnished in quantities on very liberal^ 
 5^ terms to the trade. Jfr 
 
 3s The above goods are warranted to be of the best quali-w 
 r ^ty, and this company hold themselves responsible to make^ 
 // v^good the warrantee. ^ 
 
 (&(<< H. HUTCHINSON, President.
 
 
 -AND 
 ENGRAVER, 
 
 M the Turnpike 
 
 Roar Pi ak i 
 
 ic-hl, N.J. 
 
 s^PW 
 
 ^M^ 
 f^\ 
 
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 supplied with Gilding and 
 Blank Rolls and Stamps. Side 
 
 Hack Orn: 
 
 Pi-ess Work, Steel and V 
 Border lines. 
 
 Lettering Blocks and 
 Boxes for Press, 
 
 Leiic-rintr pallets for Ei 
 
 .ers, Round and Flat, Back 
 
 iting Har, 
 Plates, &c. 
 
 The above are offered to the 
 public at reduced prices, and war- 1 
 I rallied to an>\vi-r tin- pu: ; o- 
 {which they are made, or the ar- 
 fiicle may be reiurned and the 
 ' 
 
 Tuti-:. FeTt with A- &> Holbrook. 
 
 Book ai.d Job Primer, icar 
 
 333 Broad St., or J. Smith Book 
 
 Binder. No. 1 Commerce st. 
 crR. EL Trippe, Druggist cor- 
 
 i Broad and A1;i 
 : G. IJ. Jones' City Coff.e 
 
 . No. 1J52 Mari. 
 
 punctually attended to & prompt- 
 ly executed.
 
 DODD & AKEIAI, 
 
 AND 
 
 SUSPENDER WEBBING. 
 
 No. 131 Market Street, 
 
 . DODD, ) 
 
 . P. WAKEMAN. \ 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 J ALSO, MANDFACTURERS OP 
 
 ! 
 
 St SPENDER, VEST AND PANTAI.OON BUCKLES. 
 
 SCARLETT, DODD & CO., 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 StJSPiNDBHS, 
 Pantaloon ana 
 
 Hedenbergs Works, Inclined Plane. 
 ? NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 SCARLETT, 
 BETHUEL DODD. 
 
 . P. WAKEMAN.
 
 Looking Glass Manufactory, 
 
 125 Market Street, 
 
 )A FEW DOORS WEST OF BROAD STREET.! 
 Every description and size of Looking Glasses may be| 
 | had at the above Factory, of the best quality and at as low ( 
 prices as can be had any where for the same quality of( 
 (articlei 
 
 FRENCH PIER GLASSES, 
 
 Of the largest sizes put up in the most fashionable 
 
 style. Frames 
 
 PORTRAITS AND PICTURE FRAMES, 
 On hand and made to order, of the newest and most 
 ! fashionable pattern. Portrait Frames, Engravings, Cer- 
 tificates, Needlework and Pictures of all kinds, framed 
 | at short notice in Gold or Rosewood. 
 
 GLASS. 
 Large size Window and Picture Glass, French and 
 
 American, cut to order. 
 
 N. B. All kinds Repairing, Regilding and Plating] 
 Jdone with despatch. 
 
 C. G. Campbell, A. Campbell. 
 
 CORNELIUS WALSH, 
 
 52T HD d_i=i3 <i-ii> o 
 
 IPANTALOON & VEST BUCKLEi 
 
 MANUFACTURER, 
 
 Foot Hamilton Street, Rail Road Avenue. 
 
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 S. O. HEATON, 
 
 OAK HALL 
 
 
 
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 ESTABLISHMENT, 
 
 276 Broad street, Newark, N, J, 
 
 gTRUNKS, CARPET BAGS & UMBRELLAS' 
 
 
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 Constantly on hand from the best manufactories. ate 
 
 HATS AND CAPS 
 
 SUPERIOR STYLE & WORKMANSHIP* 
 
 Constantly on hand and for sale cheap for cash.
 
 DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 
 
 298 Broad St near Market, 
 
 AT OLD STAND, 
 
 Would call the attention of the inhabitants of Newark 
 and its vicinity, to their CASH Tailoring Establishment 
 where they have on hand an assortment of 
 
 French, English and 
 
 BLACK, BLUE, BLUE BLACK, &c., &c, 
 
 ALSO A VARIETY OF 
 
 ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN 
 
 DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES, BLACK, 
 
 PLAIN AND FIGURED SATIN 
 
 AND SILK VESTINGS. 
 
 They also have on hand a suitable stock of Summer 
 Goods, such as 
 
 Drop d? Ete, Anglo Tweeds, and Cassimeres, 
 
 which they will make to order 
 In the best manner and on reasonable terms', 
 
 They, have on hand, in addition to the above, an assort-j 
 
 ment of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, 
 Suspenders, Gloves, &c., &c., which they offer for salej 
 
 on the most reasonable terms. 
 B. F. Heaton, J- L. Currie.
 
 JACOB STUCKY, 
 
 11 
 
 ; I No. 252 Broad, between Bank and Academy Street. 
 
 (THE OLD STAND,) 
 
 r 
 
 \ i Would call the attention of his friends and the public | 
 
 f 
 to his extensive assortment of 
 
 Spring and Summer Clothing, j 
 
 (READY MADE,) 
 
 Comprising Gentlemens' wear of every description 
 
 Warranted well made. 
 He has constantly on hand, French and English 
 
 BHOiD CIOTH8, 
 
 CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, DRILLINGS, 
 
 SATINETTS, &c. &c., 
 which he will make up and warrant to fit, or no sale. 
 
 In addition to which he keeps constantly on hand Hosiery, * 
 Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Cellars, / 
 Bosoms, Cravats and every article in the gentle- 
 man's furnishing line, which will be sold 
 
 CHEAP FOR READY PAY.
 
 GEORGE H, VERNON 
 
 UVV.O 
 
 MERCHANT TAILOR, 
 , 310 BROAD ST. 
 
 ^Tb 
 
 r"*ND^/"^ 
 
 j^y^IIaving taken the abovo store for the manufacture ol^Q 
 ci "\o o> 
 
 >r 
 
 8y> 
 
 GR& 
 
 fgQIN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,^ 
 
 now prepared to furnish those who may favor hir 
 '^ with their custom, on as favorable terms as any other 
 establishment of the kind in the city. 
 
 Having: on hand a large assortment of fine French a 
 English Broad cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, and 
 Dress goods- Also Shirts, Drawers, Bosoms and Collars, 
 ^Stocks? Suspenders, Cravats, Gloves, Scarfs, Silk ""-' 
 
 Handkerchiefs, and every article in the 
 made to order at the shortest notice. 
 
 if A share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
 
 NEWARK JEWELRY STORE, 
 
 IMPORTERS OF FINE 
 
 LONDON WATCHES, 
 
 Receive regularly and directly from the manufacturers; 
 the first quality of 
 
 WATCH MOVEMENTS, 
 
 Which are sold at Wholesale and Retail. 
 THE BEST QUALITY OF 
 
 CHRONOMETER, DUPLEX. AND 
 
 E S A P E M E N T , 
 
 |Can be obtained to order, with the name of the person! 
 
 ordering engraved on the movement by the maker, 
 
 if desired. Also a general assortment of 
 
 JENGLTSH& FRENCH GOLD &SILVER WATCHES? 
 
 CLOCKS, JEWELRY. SILVER WORK, 
 [SPECTACLES, GOLD PINS, PLATED WARE AND] 
 
 For Sale at the Sign of Hie Newark Jewrlry Store; 
 
 268 BROAD STREET. 
 
 S. BALDWIN, RICH'D SMITH. 
 
 \Fine Watches carefully and skilfully repaired. 
 
 - '
 
 THEODORE R. LAFOY, 
 
 No 314 Broad Street, 
 
 WASHINGTON HAXiL BUILDINGS. 
 
 Has constantly on hand a full and complete assortment 
 
 of Jewelry, Fancy Articles, Music and Musical 
 
 Instruments. 
 
 JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Duplex, Anchor, 
 
 5 cal, Lepine, Verge and Detached Lever Watches, _ 
 
 polished and Swi^s Guard Chains, Fob and Vest Chains;^: 
 all patterns; Silver, Shell and Russet Card Cases ;.j 
 Id and Silver Enameled, Engraved and Plain Pencils;^} 
 
 'Ladies' Single Stoned, Cluster, Mosaic, Cameo, ' 
 v^lian, Jet, Enamelled, Mourning and Plain Brooches.^ 
 ^Gent's Cluster, Single Stoned, Enamelled, and Plairr* 
 
 ! Studs; Finger Rings of all patterns, &c. 
 
 MUSICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Piano Fortes, from the best makers ; Violins; Clario- 
 jnetts, Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets, Bass Violins, Drums, Me- 
 tronomes, Violin Bows, Accordeons, Tuning Forks, Vio- 
 (lin, Violincello and Guitar Strings, Trimmings for all In- 
 Jstruments ; a large assortment of songs, Duetts, &c., com- 
 j prising all the latest publications; also Instrumental Mu- 
 ;sicand Sacred Songs, &c., &c. 
 \ 
 
 > Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired in the best 
 style and Warranted. 
 
 ! Old Gold and Silver taken in Exchange. 
 
 :c*
 
 HENRY EVANS 
 
 CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, 
 
 289 Broad Street, 
 
 KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND 
 
 A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF 
 
 WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, 
 
 Which he offers for sale at a fair profit. 
 
 Clock and watch repairing done at the shortest notice 
 
 and in the best manner. 
 
 JONAS. S. CRANE, 
 
 CLOCK and WATCH MAKER, 
 
 262 Broad Street, 
 
 (ADJOINING THE OLD BANK) 
 
 KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND 
 
 A GOOD ASSORTMENT pF JEWELRY. 
 ^CjpParticular attention pmd to Repairing^QQ 
 
 ANDREW L. WILLIAMS, 
 
 WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, 
 
 226i Broad Street. 
 
 A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF 
 
 \Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Spoons, Spectacles, fyc 
 
 CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 
 
 Repairing Watches and Jewelry punctually 
 ATTENDED TO. 
 
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 ,| VESLEYAN INSTITUTE 
 
 { f for iHaie nub female i>ncatiou. 
 
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 ' J SIDERA CHASE, VI. A. Principal, 
 
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 t t Assisted by twelve thorough and accomplished Teachers, J 5 
 Male and Female. 
 
 i ' I ! 
 
 ) ' This Institution is located between High and Shipman t t 
 
 t t streets, near the corner of William The entrance for J J 
 
 \ \ tlemen and ladies only meet in the presence of their tea- / 
 i t chers ; their study rooms being entirely separate. You.'ig ' t 
 { ' Ladies have the double advantage of studying under the j > 
 / t supervision of Female teachers, and of hearing the lee- i t 
 f t tures and receiving the instructions of the gentlemen Pro- ( J 
 ' fessors, in the sciences and languages. 
 
 t The Male and Female departments are each classified ' I 
 ^ in three divisions, viz ; Primary, Middle, and Academic. / / 
 I Each division is subdivided into grades, according to the ' f 
 I advancement of scholars. / / 
 
 \ \ Reading, Spelling, Defining, Grammar, Arithmetic, An- J ' 
 
 St cient and Modern Geography, Philosophy. Penmanship, ( ? 
 
 J Ancient and Modern History, the use of Globes, and the ^ 
 
 ' construction of Maps, the Elements of Latin, and of Nat- ^ / 
 t ural Science, Composition and Declamation, 
 i t Drawing. 
 
 K -
 
 ACADEMIC DIVISION. 
 
 / Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men- i 
 { suration of heights and distances, Surveying, Book Keep- ' 
 t ing, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Botany, Mineralogy, t t 
 ^Conchologv. Geology, Astronomy, Uranography, Intellec- J J 
 Jtual and Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Rhetoric, f 
 ' Logic, Criticism, Political Economy, Composition and ' 
 f Elocution. i 
 
 t i The Academic year commences on the first Monday in ( 
 \ ( September, and is divided into four quarters of eleven j 
 t t weeks each. t 
 
 * { TERMS OF TUITION. J 
 
 ' All bills to be paid on or before the fifth Wednesday in each t 
 f J quarter. f 
 
 ( i PRIMARY DIVISION. 
 
 First grade, $3,50 Second grade, $4,00 
 
 MIDDLE DIVISION. J ( 
 
 ACADEMIC DIVISION. 
 
 I ) First and second grade $8,00. 
 
 t t Normal Classes, $8,00 per quarter, t t 
 
 f f One daily Recitation in Normal class, $4,00 per quarter. J ' 
 
 EXTRA STUDIES. 
 
 ) t French Language, $5,00 per quarter, j 
 
 I ( Geiman Language; $5,00 per quarter, j 
 
 i t Drawing and Painting in Academic j 
 
 division, $5,00 per quarter. <f 
 
 f f Instruction on the Piano, $10,00 per quarter. J 
 
 t f Use of instrument, $'2,00 per quarter. / 
 
 \ J i^" Instruction'in Vocal Music FREE in all the divisions.^ 
 
 * t Instruction in plain and ornamental needlework free, in f 
 f j[ the female department. During the winter term, a charge ' 
 
 f of 50 cents per quarter will be made for fuel. / 
 
 GENERAL INFORMATION. 
 
 The edifice of the N. W. Institute is new. No pains or t t 
 {expense has been spared in its construction, to render it ( \ 
 t complete in its adaption to scholastic purposes. Its site f I 
 j is unrivalled for beauty and healthfulness. ? I 
 
 / Unwearied efforts are made by the teachers to establish 
 ' pupils thoroughly in ihe elements ^tnd fundamental prin- 
 'ciples of whatever they study, and also to habituate them 
 t to a prompt and elegant expression of the ideas they may t 
 acquire. Constant demonstrations on the black-board, ( 
 and frequent reviews are therefore practised. For fur- 1 
 ther particulars see the Annual Catalogue and Circular j 
 J of the Institution.
 
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 WHOLESALE & RETAIL 
 
 rp> 
 
 404 ^roadt Street. 
 
 BUTTIR AND B 
 
 Received every week Fresh, direct from the farmers 
 
 Also constantly on hand a full assortment of first 
 quality of 
 
 which they will deliver to any part of the City, 
 FREE OF CHARGE. 
 
 FLOUR AND FEED. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail. 
 
 ABUAII C. BERRY, 
 AARON WARD, JR.
 
 No. 374 Broad Street, 
 
 [Begs leave to return his sincere thanks to his patronsj 
 
 for past favors, and at the same time state that he 
 
 may be found at his old stand with a constant and 
 
 FULL SUPPLY OF 
 
 SNUFF 
 
 OF EVERY VARIETY. 
 
 LORILLARD'S, MRS G. B. MILLER'S, APPLEBY'S, BOGERT'S, 
 LILLIENTHAL'S, ANDERSON'S, BUSH, & CAMPBELL'S, 
 
 FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, 
 
 J , CAVENDISH, LADIES TWIST, PLUG TOBACCO. 
 LORILLARD'S, MACCABOY, AND FRENCH 
 
 lEFAllof which will be sold at wholesale prices.
 
 JESSE R. DONALDSON, 
 
 SUCCESSOR TO A. TV. RAPP. 
 
 |||I 364B Broad under City Hotel Bar room 
 
 Manufacturer of the highly celebrated 
 
 Put up in Glass Bottles, bearing his 
 
 CHARLES AUBRY, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 
 
 MANUFACTURER, 
 
 No. 118 Market street, 
 near Broad. 
 
 General Fruit and Confectionary Store, and 
 
 152 BROAD STREET, 
 
 Opposite the Trinity Church. 
 
 WOODWARD & DU&ENBERRY, 
 
 (Eomntcrcial Agents, 
 
 No. 45 William Street, New York,
 
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 DIRECTORY 
 
 Clff OF NBV1R&, 
 
 FOR 
 
 1851-53. 
 
 Seventeenth Edition. 
 
 BYB.T.JPIERSON, 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 HOLBROOK'S STEAM PRESS, REAR 333 BROAD ST 
 
 1851.
 
 I B, T, PIERSON'S 
 1 DIRECTOR! OFFICE, 
 
 1 7 Court Street. 
 
 He who steals my purse steals trash (if empty): but he 
 who borrows my Directory steals that which eniiches him, 
 but makes me poor indeed. Shakespear. 
 
 Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1851, by 
 
 B. T. PIERSON, 
 In the clerk's office, district of New Jersey.
 
 
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 RUNNER'S GUIDE, 
 
 Containing a List of all the. Streets, Lanes, Alleys, 
 Courts, Places, Parks, Avenues, fyc. now in use, 
 
 With their commencement, progress and end. For ex- 
 ample ; Commerce street, No. 1, is cor. Broad-st: No. 
 43 is cor. Mulberry, 148 is cor. Market, 175 is cor. South 
 Market. And Spring-st. No 1, begins at Clay st., and 
 58 is cor Cross-st., 82 cor. Division. 100 cor. Orange, &c. 
 And if a Court, I say foi example Ball's Court is 19 Fair- 
 street, Halsey's Court is 12 South Bridge street, and Hal- 
 sey's Alley 50 Plane st. So that the inquirer may know 
 in what direction to go to find the place sought. 
 
 ABEL STREET. 
 From iSS^Commerce, N. E 
 
 to the Canal 
 Commerce 
 Canal It 
 
 ACADEMY STREET. 
 From 248 Broad-st. West to 
 
 Bank. 
 Broad 
 Halsey 
 Washington 
 Plane 
 Comes 
 
 High 
 
 Summit 
 
 Love Lane 
 
 Henry 
 
 Lock 
 
 Newark 
 
 Chatham 
 
 Bank 
 
 ADAMS STREET. 
 From 160 South Market S. 
 
 W. to Chestnut. 
 South Market 1 
 
 Downing 
 Ferry 
 Elm 
 
 Walnut 
 
 New York 
 
 Garden 
 
 Oliver 
 
 Kast Kinney 
 
 Chestnut 
 
 ALLING STREET. 
 From 550 Market, S. W. to 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 ^Market 1 
 
 Rail Road Avenue 26 
 
 Hamilton 30 
 
 ALYEA STREET. 
 From '^60 Ferry, South to 
 
 Paterson. 
 
 Ferry 1 
 
 Paterson 30 
 
 AMITY STREET 
 ^rom Elm S. W. to beyond 
 Chestnut 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 116 
 134 
 
 iValnut 
 New York 
 iarr)en 
 Cinney 
 )liver 
 hestnut 

 
 ANN-STREET. 
 From 300 Elm N. E. towards 
 
 Hamburg Place. 
 ARCH STREET 
 
 High 
 Summit 
 
 _, Love Lane 
 
 l<rom 42 Warren North to Silk Factory 
 
 New. 
 Warren 
 New 
 
 ASTOR STREET 
 From 640 Broad, East 
 
 Railroad Avenue. 
 Broad 
 Brunswick 
 Hanover Place 
 South Broad 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 AUGUSTA STREET. 
 From 200 Plane, West to 
 
 Shipman. 
 Plane 
 
 Comes 
 
 Pierson's Alley 
 Grove 
 
 Henry 
 Lock 
 
 38 Coach Factory 
 Bosion 
 Richmond 
 
 Catherine 
 
 Shipman I 
 
 BALDWIN STREET. 
 From 266 Washington Wes 
 
 to Bellemont Avenue 
 Washington 
 
 High 5' 
 
 West 101 I0i 
 
 Broom 
 Prince 
 Charlton 
 Bellemont Avenue 
 
 BALL'S COURT. 
 19 Fair street. 
 
 BANK STREET. 
 
 From 264 Broad, West t< 
 
 Wallace. 
 
 Broad j 
 
 Cammack's Alley If 
 
 Washington 46 
 
 Plane 5 
 
 Newark 
 
 Norfolk 
 
 Chatham 
 
 Lush 
 
 Wallace 
 
 BEACH STREET. 
 
 73 
 79 
 87 
 112 
 134 
 146 
 154 
 164 
 196 
 207 
 219 
 
 244 
 
 From 21 Orchard, East to 
 
 Mulberry. 
 
 Orchard I 
 
 Mulberry 21 
 
 BEACHER STREET. 
 
 From 3 Marshall, South to 
 
 Kinney. 
 
 Marshall 1 
 
 Kinney 40 
 
 BEAVER STREET. 
 
 From 169 Market, N. E. to 
 
 Clinton. 
 
 Market 1 
 
 Clinton 15 
 
 BELLEMONT AVENUE. 
 
 ?rom Springfield Avenue op- 
 posite Jones, Southwest to 
 Camptown Road. 
 
 Springfield Avenue 
 
 <inney 
 Spruce 
 Camptown Road 
 
 1 
 3 
 
 44 46 
 58 fiO 
 78 80 
 
 1*
 
 BLEEKER STRKET. 
 From 26 Halaey, West to 
 
 Bridge 
 BO YD EN 
 
 Lock. 
 
 Halsey ] 
 
 Washington 9 1 ] 
 
 Plane 31 3 
 
 Orleans 65 67 
 
 High 81 83 
 
 Summit 
 Golden 
 Hoyt 
 Lock 
 
 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE 
 From 72 North Broad, N 
 
 W. to Moriis Canal. 
 North Broad 1 
 
 High 48 
 
 Brown 
 Stone 
 Morris Canal 
 
 BOLL US' PLACE. 
 From 208 Broad N. W. to New York'Bridge 
 
 Halsey 
 
 Broad I 
 
 Halsey 18 
 
 BOND STREET. 
 
 From Chatham N- W. to 
 
 First. 
 
 Chatham 1 
 
 Hudson 
 Morris Avenue 
 First 
 
 BOSTON STREET. 
 
 From 97 Quarry, South to Or- 
 
 ange. 
 
 Quarry 1 
 
 Plume 16 
 
 State 
 Railroad 
 Orange 
 
 BRANT'S COURT. 
 19 Walnut street. 
 
 BRIDGE STREET. 
 From 1()5 Broad S. E. to 
 
 New York Bridge. 
 Broad 
 Spring 
 South Bridge 
 
 From 113 South Orange Av- 
 enue, N. E. to Bank. 
 South Orange Avenue 
 Bank 
 
 BOUDINOT STREET. 
 
 From 139 Mulberry. West to Rector 
 
 Park Place 
 New 
 
 Pine. 
 Mulberry 
 Pine 
 
 BOW STREET. 
 From Colden to Lock, along Flag Staff 
 
 the Noith side of the CanaLiCanal 
 
 Dolc'en j 
 
 North Canal to Lock Port 
 
 STREET. 
 
 1 
 
 32 
 40 
 45 
 
 BROAD STREET, 
 
 ?rom Stone Bridge 8. W. to 
 
 Elizabethtown road. 
 Stone Bridge 
 
 Quarry 
 State 
 ross 
 
 Railroad Depot 
 Division 
 Orange 
 
 Washington 
 
 Bridge 
 
 Upper Common 
 
 1 
 2 
 
 20 
 36 
 49 
 64 
 61 
 
 7981 
 106 
 107 
 
 80 Lorabardy 
 
 Washington Place 
 Fulton 
 
 27 Military Common 
 
 147 
 108 
 161 
 181 
 183 
 176 178 
 
 228 230 
 238 240
 
 Commerce 247 949'Bloomfield Avenue 
 
 Academy 246 24s Plume Avenue 
 
 lin , t0n 2fil 263 BRUFN STRFFT 
 Bank 264 266 p fie T?Y v T? 
 
 Market 292 -2Mdi . "' to ^ ast 
 
 m> , . ** * JYlpphanff* 
 
 Mechanic 313 31 5 EM 
 
 I?..: rMm 
 
 *^ a ' r 34l 343 (i 
 
 Sr SS&siir 2 
 
 Franklin J',! Hamilton 
 
 Hill 396 East Mechanic 
 
 Court 4 ( 
 
 BRUNSWICK STREET. 
 
 Walnut 4 j 
 Marshall 4-2 
 
 From Greenwich, East to 
 Tichenor 
 
 Kinney 45 
 
 Astor 
 
 Chestnut 47 
 
 Thomas 21 28 
 
 Camp 48 
 South Park KD 
 
 Tichenor 68 
 
 r\ ^ 
 
 Church 51 
 
 BIJRNET STREET. 
 
 Spruce 53 
 
 From 240 South Broad, East 
 
 South Schoolhouse Park 
 
 to R. Road Avenue. 
 
 Tichenor 56 
 Washington 57- 
 Thomas 60^ 
 Astor 
 
 CABINET STREET. 
 From 40 Lock, West to 
 Newark 
 Lock i 
 
 High 64i 
 Elizabelhtown Road 723 
 Morris Turnpike 724 
 
 Newark * 30 
 CAM FIELD STREET. 
 
 BROOM STREET. 
 
 From 166 Washington, East 
 to Harrison 
 
 From 75 Springfield Avenue 
 South to Spruce 
 
 Washington 1 
 iarrison 26 
 
 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 CAMMACK'S ALLEY. 
 
 Mercer 10 
 Court 2'2 
 
 From 117 Market, North to 
 
 Ra n lr 
 
 Scribers Lane 44 
 
 i-JaIJtt 
 /I o r Iff^t < 
 
 Marshall 3y 
 
 I- a. r KLl 
 i -i n lr v* 
 
 Baldwin 
 
 -*.Ii n. 
 
 Kinney 
 
 CAMP STREET. 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 From 489 Broad, East to 
 
 Spruce 
 
 Mulberry 
 
 
 Iroad j 
 
 BROWN STREET. 
 
 )rchard g 
 
 From 30 Mill N. E. to Plume 
 
 Mulberry 45 
 
 Avenue. 
 
 CANAL STREET. 
 
 Mill i 
 Crane 
 
 ee North and South Canal 
 Streets.
 
 8 
 
 CAROLINE STREET. 
 
 From 89 Mill, North to near 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue. 
 Mill 1 
 
 Crane 19 
 
 Near Bloomfield Avenue 
 
 CATHARINE STREET 
 
 From 40 Market, S. W. to 
 
 Court. 
 
 Market 1 
 Augusta 
 
 William 57 
 
 Nichol's Alley 6? $V 
 
 Court 11 
 
 CEDAR STREET. 
 
 From 228 Broad, West t 
 Halsey 
 
 Halsey 1 
 
 CENTRE STREET. 
 From Park Place, East t 
 
 River. 
 Park Place 
 
 Division Place 2 
 
 River 4 
 
 CHADWICK'S ALLE^ 
 3 Fulton Street. 
 
 CHAMBERS STREET. 
 From East River South to 
 
 Ferry 
 East River 
 South Market 
 
 CHARLTON STREET. 
 
 rom 131 Springfield Ave. 
 
 South to Marshall 
 
 pringfield Avenue 1 
 
 3ourt 1315 
 
 larshall 37 
 
 CHATHAM STREET. 
 'rom 250 Bank N. E. to 
 
 Orange 
 Bank 
 Academy 
 iVarren 
 Jondit 
 N'ew 
 3onJ 
 Canal 
 
 nness 
 Dicknrson 
 Sussex Avenue 
 
 )range 
 
 CHERRY ALLEY. 
 103 Plane Street. 
 
 CHERRY STREET. 
 
 From 41 North Canal N. E. 
 
 to River 
 
 North Canal 1 
 Durand 
 
 Park 15 
 
 River 33 
 
 Ferry 
 
 CHAPEL COURT. 
 
 (Late Clintock's Alley.) 
 From 7 William South to 
 
 Pearl. 
 William 
 Pearl 
 
 CHESTNUT STREET. 
 
 From 475 Broad S. E. to 
 
 Elm- 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Orchard 22 24 
 
 Mulberry 53 55 
 
 Railroad Avenue 63 65 
 
 Prospect 170 
 Amity 
 Adams
 
 CHRISTIE STREET. COLUMBIA STREET 
 
 From East River S. E. to 
 
 Ferry. 
 East River 
 Bowery 
 Ferry 
 
 CHURCH STREET, 
 
 From 23 William S. W. to 
 
 Broad. 
 William 
 Pearl 
 Hill 
 Court 
 Marshall 
 Kinney 
 
 42 44 
 
 54 5f 
 
 84 86 
 
 120 122 
 
 From 22 Hamilton S. W. to 
 
 Elm. 
 Hamilton 
 Oak 
 Green 
 Elm 
 
 COMES STREET. 
 From 35 Market, North to 
 
 Academy. 
 18 Market 
 
 Bank 
 Academy 
 
 1 
 21 
 31 
 
 Crawford 
 Broad 
 
 CITY HALL. 
 Head of Market Street. 
 CLAY STREET. 
 From 5a8 High South to the 
 
 River. 
 High 
 Broad 
 
 Spring 70 
 
 Ogden 86 
 
 To the River 120 
 
 CLINTON STREET. 
 From 261 Broad, S. E. to 
 
 Mulberry. 
 Broad 
 Beaver 
 Mulberry 
 
 CLINTON WORKS. 
 Rear 333 Broad Street. 
 
 COLDEN STREET. 
 From North Canal, above 
 
 Summit to Nesbitt. 
 North Canal 
 Warren 21 
 
 New 
 Bleeker 
 Inness 
 Nesbitt 
 
 4i! 
 
 COMMERCE STREET. 
 
 From 247 Broad, East to 
 
 South Market. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Mulberry 43 
 
 Market 148 
 
 South Market 175 
 
 OMMERCIAL STREET. 
 
 From T. V. Johnson's Dock 
 S. E. to the Shipyard and 
 Dry Dock. 
 
 CONCERT HALL, 
 No. 1 Harrison street, en' 
 trance 110 Market. 
 
 CONDIT STREET. 
 From Chatham, West to Or- 
 ange Road. 
 Chatham 1 
 
 Hudson 
 Morris Avenue 
 First 
 Second 
 Third 
 Orange Road 
 
 CONGRESS STREET. 
 From "iG South Market, S. 
 W. to 
 
 ^F.lm. 
 South Market 
 Ferry 
 Elm 
 
 1 
 
 40 
 150
 
 10 
 
 COREY'S BASIN. 
 90 North Canal street n. T. 
 V. Johnson's Dock. 
 
 COTTAGE STREET. 
 From 1)8 Mulberry East to 
 
 Railroad Avenue. 
 Mulberry 1 
 
 Railroad Avenue 35 
 
 83 85 
 
 COURT STREET. 
 From 408 Broad N. W. to 
 
 Springfield Avenue. 
 Broad 1 
 
 Church 21 
 
 Washington 37 
 
 Plane 5 1 
 
 Catharine 64 
 
 Shipman 
 High 
 West 
 
 Grand 153 
 
 Broom 170 17-2 
 
 Prince 187 189 
 
 Charlton 204 2'M\ 
 
 Bellemont Avenue 228 230 
 Springfield Averue 
 
 CRANE'S BASIN. 
 At the foot of Incline plane 
 
 CRANE STREET. 
 From the River West to Par- 
 ker. 
 
 The River 1 
 
 Ogden 
 North Broad 
 Webster 
 
 High 30 
 
 Brown 
 
 Stone 52 
 
 Caroline 
 White 
 Ridge 
 Parker 
 
 CRAWFORD STREET 
 From 160 Church, West t< 
 High. 
 
 hurch 1 
 
 Washington 
 High 
 
 CROCKETT STREET, 
 from Springfield Avenue N. 
 
 E. to Prospect Place. 
 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 Prospect Place 30 
 
 CROSS STREET. 
 From 47 Broad, East to the 
 
 River. 
 Broad 
 Spring 
 Ogden 
 The River 
 
 1 
 
 30 
 40 
 50 
 
 D1CKERSON STREET. 
 7fi From Chatham North to the 
 
 Canal. 
 
 133 Chatham 1 
 
 153 Canal 40 
 
 DIVISION PLACE. 
 From 26 Centre S. W. to 
 Smith. 
 
 1 
 44 
 
 DIVISION STREET, 
 rom 61 Broad, E. to the 
 River. 
 3road 
 Spring 
 
 1 
 
 31 
 41 
 51 
 
 The River 
 
 DODD STREET, 
 from Merchant S. E. to 
 
 Ferry. 
 Merchant 1 
 
 i) reason 
 berry 
 
 DOWNING STREET. 
 From Jefferson S. East to 
 
 Merchant. 
 Jefferson 1 
 
 .Madison 
 Monroe
 
 11 
 
 Adams 
 Jackson 
 Van Buren 
 Merchant 
 
 DRIFT STREET. 
 From Washing 
 
 M. VV. along I 
 
 the Pond. 
 
 DURAND STREET. 
 From 4-3 Mulberry East 
 
 Cherry. 
 Mulberry 
 Cherry 
 
 EAST CHARLTON 
 From East River 
 
 Ferry. 
 East Kiver 
 Bowery 
 Ferry " 
 
 EAST FAIR S 
 From 1 1 Liberty I 
 
 Avenue. 
 Liberty 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 EAST GREEN 7 ST. 
 From Railroad A 
 
 to Union 
 Railroad Avenue 
 Bruen 
 McWhorter 
 Union 
 
 Elm. 
 Mulberry 
 Railroad Avenue 
 Prospect 
 Amiiy 
 Adams 
 Elm 
 
 EAST MECHANIC 
 From 25 Railroad 
 
 East to Ferry. 
 Railroad Avenue 
 Bruen 
 Ferry 
 
 
 EAST OGDEN STREET. 
 
 
 Fr Merchant S. E. to Ferry. 
 
 
 Merchant 1 
 
 
 Ferry 10 
 
 ET. 
 
 EAST PRINCE ST. 
 
 Factory 
 
 From East River S. E. to 
 
 torthside 
 
 South Market. 
 
 
 Kast River 1 
 
 EET. 
 
 Bowery 
 
 East to 
 
 South Market 
 
 
 F.AST RIVER STREET. 
 
 1 
 
 From Madison Piace East 
 
 39 
 
 to Richards. 
 
 PON. 
 
 Madison Place 1 
 
 3. E. to 
 
 .lackson 16 
 
 
 Van Buren 24 
 
 1 
 
 Merchant 
 
 
 Furguson 
 
 
 Chambers 
 
 REET. 
 
 Frederick 
 
 to R. R 
 
 Providence 
 
 
 Kast Prince 
 
 1 
 
 Lexington 
 
 15 
 
 Oxford 
 
 QT 
 
 Freeman 
 
 o I . 
 
 me East 
 
 Christie 
 Richards 
 
 1 
 
 EIGHTH STREET. 
 
 9 
 
 From Ornnge above the Canal 
 
 17 
 
 N. to above North Giove. 
 
 49 
 
 Orange 1 
 
 TDT? f?T 
 
 Railroad 
 
 1 K r, F, I 
 
 East to 
 
 North Grove 
 
 / 
 
 KLIZABETHTOWN R'D 
 
 1 
 
 Kegins at 723 Broad street 
 
 21 23 
 
 and runs South to Eliza- 
 
 
 bethtown. 
 
 
 ELM STREET. 
 
 
 From 146 Mulberry, East to 
 
 
 Hanover. 
 
 [C ST 
 
 Mulberry 1 
 
 Avenue Columbia 18 
 
 
 Lit.erty 34 
 
 1 
 
 Railroad Avenue 48 
 
 14 Bruen 68 
 
 32 
 
 Me Whorter 94
 
 12 
 
 Union 
 
 Prospect 13H 
 
 Gerard 148 
 
 Amity 
 
 Adams 
 
 Walnut 
 
 New York 
 
 Garden 
 
 Oliver 
 
 Ann 
 
 East Kinney 
 
 Napoleon 
 
 Houston 
 
 Chestnut 
 
 Plan 
 
 Hanover 
 
 FACTORY STREET. 
 
 From 164 Quarry N. E. to 
 
 Mill. 
 Quarry 
 Mill 20 
 
 FAIR STREET. 
 
 From 341 Bioad, East to 
 
 Mulberry. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Ball's Court lil 
 
 Mulberry 49 
 
 117 Van Buren 
 
 FERGUSON STREET. 
 
 From East River South to 
 
 Dodd. 
 East River 
 South Market 
 Dodd 
 
 FERRY STREET. 
 From the Depot, S. E. and 
 
 N E. to Richards. 
 South Market 
 East Mechanic 
 McWhorter 27 
 
 Union 
 Congress 
 Jefferson 
 Madison 
 Monroe 
 
 Adams 15 
 
 Jackson 
 
 Merchant 
 
 Hamburg Place- 
 
 Alyea 
 
 Wall 
 
 f)odd 
 
 Chambers 
 
 Niagara 
 
 Frederick ' 
 
 South Market 
 
 Lexington 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Freeman 
 
 Christie 
 
 Kast Charlton 
 
 Richards 
 
 FIFTH STREET. 
 
 rom Orange Turnpike S. to 
 Orange Road 
 
 )range Turnpike 1 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 Orange Road 
 
 FIRST STREET. 
 from Orange Turnpike S. to 
 
 Orange Road 
 )range Turnpike 
 Sussex Avenue 
 Bond 
 New 
 
 Coiuiit 
 Orange Road 
 
 FOURTH STREET. 
 
 From Orange Turnpike S. to 
 
 Orange Road- 
 Vange Turnpike 
 ussex Avenue 
 hange Road 
 
 FRANKLIN COURT. 
 17 Franklin Street. 
 
 FRANKLIN PLACE. 
 From ^3 Lawrence, East to 
 
 Ward. 
 Lawrence 
 Ward 24
 
 13 
 
 FRANKLIN STREET. 
 
 From 397 Broad, S. E. to 
 
 Mulberry. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Vroom's Alley 6 
 
 Franklin Court 17 
 
 Mulberry 46 
 
 FREDERICK STREET. 
 
 From East River South to 
 
 Ferry. 
 
 East River 1 
 
 South Market 
 Ferry 
 
 FREEMAN STREET. 
 
 From East River, S. East to 
 
 Ferry 
 
 East River 1 
 
 Bowery 
 Ferry 
 
 FRONT STREET. 
 From 32 Fulton, North to 
 
 South Bridge 
 Fulton 
 
 Lombardy 18 
 
 South Bridge 48 
 
 FULTON STREET. 
 
 From 161 Broad, East to 
 
 Lumber. 
 Broad. 
 Front 
 Lumber 40 
 
 GALLAGER'S COURT. 
 44 Mulberry Street. 
 
 GARDEN STREET. 
 
 From 178 Mulberry, East to Union 
 Elm. 
 
 Mulberry 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 Prospect 
 
 Amity 
 
 Adams 
 
 Elm 
 
 GARRABRANT'S CT- 
 1 Bridge street. 
 
 GAS WORKS. 
 
 6 South Market, cor. Con- 
 gress street. 
 
 GERARD STREET. 
 From 151 Elm N. E. to 
 
 above Lafayette. 
 Elm 1 
 
 afayette 40 
 
 To old South Ward Line. 
 
 GOBLE STREET. 
 ?rom 164 Thomas South. 
 
 GRAND STREET. 
 
 rom 59 Springfield Avenue 
 
 South to Marshall 
 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 Mercer 20 
 
 ourt 40 
 
 Marshall 
 
 60 
 
 GRANT'S ALLEY. 
 From 107 Market, North to 
 
 Bank 
 
 Market 1 
 
 Bank 10 
 
 GREEN STREET. 
 From 369 Broad, East to 
 Union. 
 
 Broad 
 Mulberry 
 olumbia 
 Liberty 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 Bruen 
 Me Whorter 
 
 1 
 
 48 
 61 
 75 
 85 
 
 GREENWICH STREET. 
 From 648 Broad opposite 
 High, S. E. to South Broad 
 Broad I 
 
 Brunswick 
 South Broad
 
 14 
 
 GROVE STREET. 
 
 From 87 Bank South 
 
 Market. 
 Bank 
 Market 
 
 HALSEY'S ALLEY. 
 60 Plane street 
 
 HALSEY'S COURT. 
 12 South Bridge street. 
 HALSEY STREET. 
 
 HANOVER PLACE. 
 
 to From Astor N. E. to Park- 
 hurst street. 
 
 1 Astor 1 
 
 15 Murray 
 Parkhurst 
 
 HANOVER STREET. 
 From 370 Elm, South West 
 
 HARRISON'S COURT. 
 
 26 Ward street. 
 
 HARRISON STREET. 
 
 From 2 Washington Place From 
 
 South to Academy 
 Washington Placa 
 Nesbitt's Court 
 Bleeker 26 
 
 New 4? 
 
 Warren 7() 
 
 Cedar 84 
 
 Canal 96 
 
 Academy 
 
 104 Market, South to 
 William. 
 
 Market 1 
 
 6 Camfield 18 
 Old Burying Ground 
 
 Maiden Lane 42 
 
 William 56 
 
 HAMBURG PLACE. 
 From 200 Ferry, S. E. to 
 
 Locust. 
 
 Ferry 1 
 
 Paterson 
 Napoleon 
 Houston 
 Gotthart 
 Jabez 
 Locust 
 
 HAMILTON STREET. 
 
 Fiom 106 Mulberry East to From 
 
 Union. 
 Mulberry 
 
 Columbia 
 
 Lawrence 
 
 Liberty 
 
 Ward 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 Bruen 
 
 McWhorter 
 
 Union 
 
 HAYES STREET. 
 
 rotn Springfield Avenue N. 
 to South Orange Avenue. 
 Springfield Avenuo 1 
 
 Prospct Place and South Or- 
 ange Avenue 100 
 
 HEDGES ALLEY. 
 From 396 High, West to 
 Hoyt. 
 
 High > 1 
 
 Summit 17 19 
 
 Golden 
 
 Hoyt 48 50 
 
 HENRY STREET. 
 
 164 Bank, North to 
 Academy. 
 
 Bank 1 
 
 Academy 10 
 
 HIGH STREET. 
 55 From 648 Broad, N. E. to 
 65 Bloomfield Avenue. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Spruce 71 
 
 Longworth 84
 
 15 
 
 Crawford 
 
 HOYT STREET. 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 From 145 Warren, N. E. to 
 
 Kinney 130 
 
 Nesbitt 
 
 Baldwin l5o 
 
 Warren 1 
 
 Marshall 156 
 
 
 Court 194 
 
 Bleeker 
 
 Mercer 236 
 
 (nness 
 
 William 258 
 
 Xesbitt 
 
 Market 294 
 
 
 Orange Road 324 
 
 HUDSON STREET. 
 
 Bank 340 
 Academy 354 
 
 From Bank above Wallace, 
 North to the Canal. 
 
 Canal ' 36(' 
 
 Bank 1 
 
 Warren 384 
 
 t-rfllln A 
 
 \]\ t* rrcn 
 
 Hedges Alley 34 
 New 4 1C 
 
 Condit 
 
 Bleeker 440 
 
 Bond 
 
 Nesbit 
 Brewery 514 
 
 The Canal 
 
 Orange 528 53"> 
 
 HUMES STREET. 
 
 Morris Railroad 540 542 
 State 555 57* 
 
 From Spruce above Belle- 
 mont Avenue S. W. 
 
 Plume 574 
 
 
 Quarry 586 
 
 INNESS STREET. 
 
 Clay 5'JS 
 The Creek 600 
 
 From 11 Summit West to 
 
 Mill 604 
 
 Newark. 
 
 Crane 625 
 
 Summit * 1 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue 700 
 
 Colden 
 
 
 Hoyt 
 
 HILL STREET. 
 
 Lock 
 
 
 Newark 
 
 From 396J Broad, West to 
 Washington. 
 Broad 1 
 
 JACKSON STREET. 
 From 16 East River, S. W. 
 
 Church 15 
 
 to Ferry. 
 
 Washington ^6 
 
 East River 1 
 South Market 14 
 
 HOPE BUILDINGS 
 
 Downing 
 
 117 Washington Street cor. 
 
 Ferry 94 96 
 
 of the Canal. 
 
 JAMES STR.EET. 
 
 HOUSTON STREET. 
 
 From 19 Washington, West 
 to High. 
 
 From 340 ElmN. E. to Ham- 
 
 Washington 1 
 
 burg Place. 
 
 North Essex 18 
 
 Elm 1 
 
 Plane 28 
 
 Hamburg Place 
 
 High
 
 16 
 
 JEFFERSON STREET. 
 
 From 130 South Market, S. 
 
 W. to Ferry. 
 
 South Market 1 
 
 Downing 
 Ferry 7273 
 
 JOHN STREET. 
 
 From 94 Springfield Avenue 
 N. towards South Orange 
 Avenue. 
 
 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 JONES STREET. 
 
 From 200 Springfield Ave- 
 
 North to South Orange 
 
 Avenue. 
 
 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 South Orange Avenue 90 
 
 KEENE'S COURT. 
 14 Front Street. 
 
 KING STREET. 
 
 From 184 South Broad East 
 
 to Railroad Avenue. 
 South Broad 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 1 
 
 20 
 
 KINNEY STREET. 
 From 193 Mulberry N. W. to 
 
 Bellemont Avenue, 
 Mulberry 1 
 
 Orchard 34 
 
 Broad 53 55 
 
 Church 81 83 
 
 Washington 105 107 
 
 High 159 161 
 
 West 
 Broom 
 Bellemont Avenue 
 
 LAFAYETE STREET. 
 
 From 97 Railroad Avenue S. 
 
 E. to Gerard. 
 
 Railroad Avenue 1 
 
 Bruen 
 
 McWhorter 
 Tnion 
 Prospect 
 Gerard 
 
 16 18 
 3638 
 54 56 
 
 6668 
 
 LAGRANGE PLACE. 
 From 567 Broad S. E. to 
 South Broad. 
 
 LAWRENCE STREET. 
 
 From 64 Commerce S. W. 
 
 to Hamilton. 
 
 Commerce 1 
 
 Market 31 
 
 Mechanic 41 42 
 
 Franklin Place 41 43 
 
 Hamilton 65 66 
 
 LEXINGTON STREET. 
 From East River S. E. to 
 
 Ferry. 
 
 East River 1 
 
 Bowery 
 Ferry 
 
 LIBERTY STREET. 
 
 From 38 Hamilton S. W. to 
 
 Elm. 
 
 Hamilton 1 
 
 Kast Fair 
 
 Green 40 
 
 Elm 69 
 
 LIBRARY HALL. 
 115 & 117 Market Street. 
 
 .LINDEN STREET. 
 From. 60 Halsey, West to 
 
 Washington. 
 
 tfalsey 1 
 
 Washington 16 
 
 LOCK STREET. 
 
 From 196 Bank, N. E. to 
 
 Nesbitt. 
 
 Bink I 
 
 Academy 19 
 
 Cabinet
 
 17 
 
 Warren 66 58 
 
 MADISON PLACE. 
 
 New 83 
 
 Is bounded by the Canal, 
 
 Bleeker 
 
 East River and South Mar- 
 
 Inness 130 
 
 ket streets. 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 
 
 Nesbitt 180 182 
 
 MADISON STREET. 
 
 LOMBARDY STREET. 
 
 From 100 South Market, S. 
 W. to Ferry. 
 
 From 147 Broad, East to 
 
 South Market 1 
 
 Front. 
 
 Downing 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Ferry 64 65 
 
 South Bridge 20 
 
 MAIDEN LANE. 
 
 Front 3( 
 
 
 
 From 178 Washington, East 
 
 LONGWORTH STREET. 
 
 to Harrison. 
 
 From 330 Washington, Wes 1 
 
 Washington 1 
 Harrison 21 
 
 to High. 
 
 
 Washington 1 
 
 MARKET STREET. 
 
 High 50 
 
 From 292 High S. E. to Pas- 
 
 LOVE LANE. 
 
 saic Hotel or the Canal. 
 High 1 
 
 From 150 Bank, North to 
 
 Shipman 16 
 
 Academy. 
 
 Srove 15 
 
 Bank 1 
 
 'Jomes 35 
 
 Academy . 10 
 
 Catharine 40 
 
 
 Piano fifl 
 
 LOWER COMMONS. 
 
 r i a lie o u 
 
 Washington 72 
 
 Is bounded by Broad street 
 
 Harrison 104 
 
 and Park Place. 
 
 Grant's Alley 107 
 
 LUMBER STREET. 
 
 Cammack's Alley 117 
 Wilbur's Alley 125 
 
 From 38 Fulton, S. & E. to 
 
 TJ ;,*-*. 
 
 Broad 137 
 Beaver 169 
 
 rviver. % 
 
 T^iiltnn 1 
 
 Mulberry 187 
 
 r uiiun i 
 
 Rector 15 
 River 32 
 
 Lawrence 215 
 Baldwin's Court 209 
 Ward 242 
 
 LUM'S COURT. 
 
 Ailing 258 
 
 
 Railroad 285 
 
 Entrance 380 Broad and 10 
 
 Commerce 287 
 
 Chapel Court. 
 
 Passaic Hotel 306 
 
 LUSH STREET. 
 
 Fhe Canal 
 
 From 175 South Orange Av- 
 
 MARSHALL STREET. 
 
 enue, North towards Bank 
 
 ?rom 428 Broad, N. W. to 
 
 South Orange Avenue 1 
 
 Bellemont Avenue. 
 
 Towards Bank 60 
 
 Broad 1
 
 18 
 
 Beacher 0] 
 
 Church 16 
 
 Washington 36 
 
 High,, 
 
 West 
 
 Broom 
 
 Bellemont Avenue 
 
 McKENZIE STREET. 
 From Spruce, above Belle- 
 mont Avenue S. W. toward 
 Camptown road. 
 
 McWHORTER STREET. 
 From 100 Elm, N. E. to Fer 
 
 ry. 
 
 Elm 1 
 
 Lafayette 39 41 
 
 Hamilton 69 71 
 
 Ferry 119 120 
 
 MECHANIC STREET. 
 From 313 Broad, S. E. to 
 
 Lawrence. 
 Broad 1 
 
 Mulberry 4"J 
 
 Lawrence 69 
 
 MERCER STREET. 
 
 From 236 High, N. W. t( 
 Piince and Springfield Av- 
 enue. 
 
 High 1 
 
 West 71 
 
 Grand 
 
 Broom 
 
 Prince 99 
 
 Springfield Avenue 
 MERCHANT STREET. 
 
 From 35 East River, S. W. 
 to Ferry. 
 
 East River 1 
 
 South Market 1C 
 
 Downing 
 
 Ferry 
 
 MILITARY or Lower Com- 
 mon is bounded by Broad 
 street and Park Place, 
 
 MILITARY HALL. 
 
 155 Market street. 
 
 MILL STREET. 
 From 10 North Broad, West 
 
 to Ridge Street. 
 North Broad 1 
 
 Webster la 
 
 High 20 
 
 Brown 30 
 
 Stone 68 
 
 Sheffield 78 
 
 aroline 96 
 
 Ridge 125 
 
 MONMOUTH STREET. 
 From Spruce, above High 8 
 
 MONROE STREET. 
 From 150 South Market, S. 
 
 W. to Ferry. 
 South Market 1 
 
 Downing 
 Ferry 75 76 
 
 MONTGOMERY ST., 
 From 91 High, N. W. to 
 
 Broom. 
 
 High 1 
 
 West 
 Broom 
 
 MORRIS AVENUE. 
 
 From Bank above Wallace, 
 N. E- to Sussex Avenue. 
 Bank 1 
 
 Condit 
 New 
 Bond 
 
 The Canal 
 Sussex Avenue 
 
 MORRIS & ESSEX 
 
 Railroad Avenue. 
 From 64 Broad, JM. W. to 
 
 Nesbitt. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 High 40
 
 19 
 
 Boyden 
 
 50 
 
 NAPOLEON STREET. 
 
 Sheffield 
 
 60 
 
 From about 320 Elm, East 
 
 Mesbitt 
 
 80 
 
 to Hamburg PJace. 
 
 
 
 Elm 1 
 
 MULBERRY STREET 
 
 Hamburg Place 50 
 
 From 100 River, S. 
 
 W. to 
 
 NESBITT'S COURT. 
 
 Thomas. 
 River 
 
 1 
 
 6 Halsey Street. 
 
 Smith 
 
 25 
 
 NESBITT STREET. 
 
 Park 
 Durand 
 Small Park 
 Gallager's Court 
 Boudinot 
 North Canal. 
 South Canal 
 
 26 
 36 
 28 
 44 
 39 
 45 
 55 
 
 From 42 Washington, N. W. 
 and North to Quarry. 
 Washington 1 
 Plane 38 40 
 Orleans 7375 
 High 83 85 
 Summit 
 
 Commerce 
 
 60 
 
 Colden 95 
 
 Clinton 
 
 7 
 
 Sheffield 
 
 Market 
 Mechanic 
 
 77 
 
 88 
 
 Hoyt 148 
 Lock 160 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 106 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 
 Fair 
 Oak 
 
 112 
 
 114 
 
 Orange 225 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 Green 
 Franklin 
 
 13-2 
 143 
 
 Quarry 275 
 
 Elm 
 
 146 
 
 NEW STREET. 
 
 Walnut 
 
 154 
 
 From 176 Broad, N. W. to 
 
 Cottage 
 Beach 
 
 168 
 172 
 
 Orange Road 
 Broad 1 
 
 Garden 
 Kinney 
 East Kinney 
 
 185 
 193 
 194 
 
 Halsey 23 25 
 Washington 41 
 South Essex 67 
 
 Chestnut 
 
 229 
 
 Plane 77 
 
 East Chestnut 
 
 230 
 
 Arch 87 
 
 Camp 
 
 243 
 
 Orleans 97 
 
 Pennington 
 Railroad 
 
 286 
 294 
 
 High 114 
 Summit 
 
 Tichenor 
 
 308 
 
 Colden 
 
 South 
 Thomas 
 
 330 
 340 
 
 Hoyt 
 Searing 
 
 MURRAY STREET. 
 
 Lock 
 Danal 
 
 From Hanover Place 
 
 , East 
 
 Nuttman 
 
 to Railroad Avenue 
 
 
 Wilsey 
 
 Hanover Place 
 
 1 
 
 Newark 
 
 South Broad 
 
 
 Chatham 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 Hudson
 
 20 
 
 Morris Avenue 
 
 NINTH STREET. 
 
 First 
 
 From Orange above the Ca- 
 
 Orange Road 
 
 nal North to above North 
 
 
 Grove. 
 
 NEWARK STREET. 
 
 Orange 1 
 
 From 240 Bank, N. E. to 
 
 Railroad 
 
 Orange 
 
 North Grove 
 
 Bank 1 
 
 NORFOLK STREET. 
 
 Academy 19 
 Cabinet 2!) 
 Warren 45 46 
 New 75 
 
 From 165 South Orange 
 Avenue, N. E. to Bank. 
 South Orange Avenue 1 
 Bank 100 
 
 Canal 85 
 
 
 Inness 
 
 NORTH BROAD ST. 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 
 From Stone Bridge, North to 
 
 Orange 
 
 the Cemetery. 
 
 N, JERSEY ART UNION, 
 
 Stone Bridge 1 
 Mill 10 
 
 115 Market si. 
 
 Crane 40 42 
 
 NEW YORK STREET. 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue 72 74 
 Plume Avenue 
 
 From Railroad Avenue East 
 
 Emmet 
 
 to Elm. 
 
 Irving 
 
 Railroad Avenue 1 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue 294 206 
 
 Prospect 
 
 Cemetery Gate 357 358 
 
 Amity 
 
 NORTH BROOM. 
 
 Adams 
 
 
 Elm 
 
 From 100 South Orange Ave- 
 
 NIAGARA STREET. 
 
 nue, South to Springfield 
 Avenue. 
 
 From 317 Ferry, South to 
 
 South Orange Avenue 1 
 
 Paterson. 
 
 Springfield Avenue 20 
 
 Ferry 1 
 
 NORTH CANAL ST. 
 
 Paterson 30 
 
 From 239 Broad, S. E. to 
 
 NICHOL'S ALLEY. 
 
 Shipman's Basin. 
 
 From 250 Plane, West to 
 
 Broad I 
 
 Catharine. 
 
 Pine 2 
 
 Plane 1 
 
 Mulberry 13 14 
 
 Catharine 8 
 
 Cherry 41 42 
 
 
 River 71 72 
 
 NICHOL'S COURT. 
 
 Corey's Basin 86 
 
 22 Marshall. 
 
 Shipman's Basin 120 
 
 NICHOLSON STREET. 
 
 NORTH ESSEX ST. 
 
 From 76 William, North to 
 
 From 18 James, N. E. to 
 
 Augusta- 
 
 Orange. 
 
 William 1 
 
 James 
 
 Augusta 39 
 
 Orange 36
 
 21 
 
 NORTH JOHN STREET 
 
 OLIVER STREET. 
 
 From 38 State, N. E. to 
 
 From 209 Mulberry East to 
 
 Quarry. 
 
 Railroad Avenue. 
 
 State 3 
 
 Mulberry 1 
 
 Quarry 21 
 
 Railroad 10 
 
 NORTH PLANE ST. 
 
 ORANGE STREET. 
 
 From 85 Orange, N. E. to 
 
 From 1 Ogden, W. N. W. to 
 
 cor. Broad and State St. 
 
 Orange Road. 
 
 
 Ogden 1 
 
 NORTH PRINCE. 
 
 Spring 19 
 
 From 112 South Orange Ave 
 
 Broad 40 
 
 South to 13 John. 
 
 Noith Essex 69 
 
 South Orange Avenue 1 
 
 Plane 81 83 
 
 13 John 21 
 
 Orleans 
 
 NORTH PROSPECT. 
 
 High 125 127 
 Boyden 
 
 Fr. 1 Prospect, N. E. to Ferry 
 
 Sheffield 168 
 
 Prospect 1 
 
 Nesbitt 200 
 
 Alley 44 
 
 Niewark 
 
 Ferry 50 
 
 Chatham 
 
 NUTTMAN PLACE. 
 
 The Canal 
 First 
 
 Lower end of East River. 
 
 Second 
 
 
 Third 
 
 NUTTMAN STREET. 
 
 Fourth 
 
 From 175 Warren, N. E. to 
 
 Fifth 
 
 the Canal, 
 
 Sixth * 
 
 Warren 1 
 New 30 
 
 Seventh 
 Eighth 
 
 Canal 50 
 
 Ninth 
 
 OAK STREET. 
 
 Tenth 
 Eleventh 
 
 From 114 Mulberry, S. E. to 
 
 Twelfth 
 
 Columbia- 
 
 Thirteenth 
 
 Mulberry 1 
 Columbia 16 
 
 Orange Road 
 
 
 ORCHARD STREET 
 
 OGDEN STREET. 
 
 From 16 Walnut, S. W. to 
 
 From 1 Orange, North to 
 
 South. 
 
 above Crane. 
 
 Walnut 1 
 
 Orange 1 
 
 Beach 21 
 
 Division 
 
 Kinney 41 43 
 
 Cross 
 
 Chestnut 69 71 
 
 Clay 
 
 Camp 79 81 
 
 Brook 
 
 Pennington 119 121 
 
 Mill 
 
 Tichenor 137 139 
 
 Crane 
 
 South 149 150
 
 22 
 
 ORLEANS STREET. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 From 66 Warren, N. E. to 
 
 Brunswick 13 15 
 
 Orange. 
 
 South Broad 
 
 Warren 1 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 New 30 
 
 
 Bleeker 40 
 
 PATTERSON STREET. 
 
 Nesbitt 50 
 
 From 40 Hamburg Place, E. 
 
 Orange 100 
 
 to Niagara. 
 
 OXFORD STREET. 
 
 Hamburg Place 1 
 Alyea 10 
 
 From 116 E. River, S. E. to 
 
 Wall 20 
 
 Ferry 
 
 Niagara 30 
 
 East River 1 
 Bowery 
 
 PAUL STREET. 
 
 Ferry 30 
 
 From 230 South Broad, S. E. 
 
 
 Railroad Avenue. 
 
 PARK CHURCH PLACE 
 
 South Broad 
 
 From 208 Broad, N. W. to 
 
 Railroad Avenue 10 
 
 Halsey. 
 
 PEAR ALLEY. 
 
 Tlrmrl 1 
 
 
 IJlUclU J. 
 
 Halsey 18 
 
 From 9 Lawrence, East to 
 Ward. 
 
 PARK PLACE. 
 
 Lawrence 1 
 
 
 Ward 10 
 
 From 1 Rector cor. Broad, 
 
 
 S. E. and S. W. to the 
 
 PEARL STREET. 
 
 Canal. 
 Rector cor. Broad 1 
 Centre 8 9 
 Smith 19 20 
 
 From 206 Washington; S. E. 
 to Chapel Court. 
 Washington 1 
 Church 17 19 
 
 North Canal 21 
 
 Chapel Court 29 
 
 PARK STREET. 
 
 PENNINGTON STREET 
 
 From 26 Mulberry, S. E. to 
 
 From 30 South Broad S. E. 
 
 Cherry. 
 
 to the Marsh below Her- 
 
 Mulberry 1 
 
 mon. 
 
 Cherry 35 
 
 South Broad 1 
 
 PARKER STREET. 
 
 Orchard 25 25 
 
 From upper end of Crane, 
 North towards Bloomfield 
 
 Mulberry 59 61 
 Railroad Avenue 59 61 
 Hermon 112 
 
 Avenue. 
 
 r~^ i 
 
 The Marsh 150 
 
 Crane 
 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 
 
 PARKHURST STREET 
 
 From 30 Thomas, S. W. to 
 Burnet. 
 
 From 609 Broad, S. E. to 
 
 Thomas . 1 
 
 Railroad Avenue. 
 
 Parkhurst
 
 Murray 
 Aitor 
 
 Greenwich 
 fiurnet 
 
 PHCEN1X WORKS. 
 
 204 206 208 Market stieet 
 In the rear. 
 
 PIERSON'S ALLEY. 
 
 From 25 Market, N. E. to 
 
 Bank. 
 Market 
 
 Bank 
 
 PINE STREET. 
 
 From 2 north Canal, N. E. to 
 
 Smith. 
 
 North Canal 1 
 
 Boudinot 
 Smith 10 
 
 PLANE STREET. 
 
 From 85 Orange, S. W. to 
 
 Court. 
 Orange 
 
 James 4( 
 
 Haley's Alley 50 
 
 Nesbitt 
 Bleeker 
 New 
 Warren 
 Canal 
 Academy 
 Bank 
 
 Cherry Alley 163 
 
 Market 
 Augusta 200 20-2 
 
 William 224 226 
 
 Nichols 1 Alley 
 Willow 
 Court 
 
 PLUM STREET. 
 From 138 Plane, East to 
 
 Washington. 
 
 Plane 1 
 
 Washington 20 
 
 PLUME STREET. 
 
 From 570 High, N. W. to 
 
 Boyden, 
 
 High 1 
 
 Boyden 31 
 
 POINT LANE. 
 
 From the Chemical Works 
 East River, and runs South 
 and crosses Ferry at 590. 
 
 PRINCE STREET. 
 From 100 Springfield Ave- 
 
 S. W. to Marshall. 
 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 Court 23 
 
 Marshall 40 
 
 PROSPECT STREET. 
 See North and South Pros- 
 pect streets. 
 
 PROSPECT PLACE. 
 From Spiingfield Avenue N. 
 
 68 70 E. South Orange Avenue. 
 77 79 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 96 Crockett 
 
 125 Wallace 
 
 137 Hayes 
 
 141 South Orange Avenue 
 
 150 PROVIDENCE STREET. 
 170 172 From East River, S. E. to 
 
 281 
 
 PLATT STREET. 
 
 From about 300 Elm, a S. 
 West course. 
 
 South Market 
 East River 
 
 1 
 
 250 254 Bowery 
 
 261 263 South Market 
 
 QUARRY STREET. 
 
 From 20 Broad, N. W. and 
 W. to Nesbitt. 
 
 Broad 
 North John 
 
 1 
 3133
 
 24 
 
 High 56 58 
 
 Springfield Avenue 1 
 
 Boyden 9? 
 
 South Orange Avenue 49 
 
 Sheffield 128 
 
 
 Nesbitt 185 
 
 RECTOR STREET. 
 
 
 From 181 Broad, F.]ast to 
 
 RAILROAD AVENUE. 
 
 Lumber. 
 
 From New Jersey Railroad 
 Depot, S. W. to South 
 
 Broad 1 
 Lumber 42 
 
 Rrnurl 
 
 
 XjrOaO 
 
 Railroad Depot 1 
 
 RESERVOIR of the 
 
 East Mechanic 25 
 
 Aqueduct Company 138 
 
 Hamilton 61 
 
 Orange. 
 
 East Fair 87 
 
 
 Lafayette 97 
 
 RICHARDS STREET. 
 
 Green 111 
 Elm 137 
 
 From East River, S. E. to 
 Ferry. 
 
 Walnut ; 157 159 
 
 East River 1 
 
 Cottage 175 
 Garden 199 
 
 Mowery 
 Ferry 
 
 East Kinney 215 
 
 
 Chestnut 2(>3 
 
 RICHMOND STREET. 
 
 Camp 275 
 Pennington 313 315 
 Mulberry 312 313 
 Tichenor 325 
 
 From 150 South Orange Ave. 
 N. E. to Bank. 
 South Orange Avenue 1 
 Bank 90 
 
 South 340 
 
 
 Thomas 380 
 
 RIDGE STREET. 
 
 Parkhurst 442 
 
 From 125 Mill N. E. towards 
 
 Murray 
 Paul's Shop 470 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue. 
 Mill 1 
 
 Astor 488 
 
 Crane 10 
 
 King 504 
 Paul 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue 
 
 * 11 U 1 
 
 Burnet 
 
 RIVER STREET. 
 
 Snow 
 
 From foot Market North to 
 
 South Broad 606 
 
 above Lumber. 
 
 RANK1N PLACE. 
 
 Foot of Market 1 
 
 
 Canal 2 
 
 From 16 Market, N. E. to 
 
 Railroad 4 
 
 15 Market. 
 16 Market 1 
 15 Market 20 
 
 Cherry 69 70 
 Mulberry 99 100 
 Centre 109 110 
 
 RANKIN STREET. 
 
 Lumber 139 140 
 
 
 To Simpsons 158 
 
 From 125 Springfield Ave 
 N. E. to South Orange 
 
 ROWEN'S COURT. 
 
 Avenue. 
 
 212 Washington Street.
 
 25 
 
 SCOTT STREET. 
 From 58 Orchard, East to 
 
 Mulberry. 
 
 Orchard 1 
 
 Mulberry 20 
 
 SCRIBER'S LANE. 
 
 From 44 Broom, S. E. to 
 
 High. 
 
 Broom 1 
 
 Grand 13 
 
 West 34 86 
 
 High 70 
 
 SCRIBNER'S COURT. 
 23 Prospect Street. 
 
 SEARING STREET. 
 From 155 Warren, N. E. to 
 
 New. 
 Warren 
 
 State 
 Railroad 
 Orange 
 Nesbitt 
 
 37 
 
 4950 
 125 
 
 New 
 
 4d 
 
 SECOND STREET. 
 
 From Orange Turnpike 
 above the Canal, S. W. to 
 Orange Road. 
 
 Orange Turnpike 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 
 Orange Road 
 
 SEVENTH STREET 
 From Orange Road above 
 
 the Canal, N. E. to abovt 
 
 North Grove. 
 
 Orange Road 1 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 Orange Turnpike 
 Railroad 
 North Grove 
 Blank 
 
 SHEFFIELD STREET. 
 From 78 Mill S. W. to Nes- 
 bitt. 
 
 Mill 1 
 
 The Creek 
 Quarry 
 
 SHIPMAN'S BASIN. 
 125 North Canal at the 
 Steam Saw Mill. 
 
 SHIPMAN STREET. 
 
 From 18 Market, S. W. to 
 
 Court 
 
 Market 1 
 
 Augusta 10 
 
 William 30 
 
 Court 80 
 
 SIXTH STREET. 
 From Orange Turnpike 
 
 above the Canal, S. W. to 
 
 Orange Road. 
 
 Orange Turnpike 1 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 Orange Road 
 
 SMITH STREET. 
 
 From 20 Park Pltce, S. E. 
 
 to Mulberry. 
 
 Park Place ' 1 
 
 Pine 17 
 
 Division Place 34 
 
 Mulberry 50 
 
 SNOW STREET. 
 From 250 South Broad, E. to 
 
 Railroad Avenue. 
 South Broad 1 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 SOMERSET STREET. 
 From Spruce above High 
 
 South West. 
 Spruce 1 
 
 SOUTH BRIDGE ST. 
 
 From 20 Lombardy, N. E. to 
 
 Bridge. 
 13 Lombardy 
 3
 
 26 
 
 Halsey's Court 12 
 
 Monroe 146 148 
 
 Front 24 
 
 Adams 164 166 
 
 Stephen's Court 28 
 
 Jackson 185 18-7 
 
 Bridge 39 
 
 VanBuren 195 197 
 
 
 Merchant 
 
 SOUTH BROAD ST. 
 
 Kerguson 
 
 Prom 489 Broad S. W. to 
 
 Chambers 
 
 Rail Road Avenue 
 
 Frederick 316 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Providence 360 
 
 Camp 2 
 
 East Prince " 370 
 
 South Park 
 
 Ferry 376 
 
 Pennington 30 
 
 J 
 
 Tichenor 56 
 
 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. 
 
 Sontli ill', 
 
 
 KJUUlll U' 1 
 
 Thomas 85 87 
 Parkhurst 
 Murray 
 King 184 
 
 Paul 
 
 From 1 Springfield Ave. W. 
 to Mr. Joseph Heddens. 
 Springfield Avenue . 1 
 North Prince 112 
 Boston 113 
 
 1 dUl 
 Rn molt 
 
 Rankin 123 
 
 i J U 1 I1CI b 
 
 Richmond 131 
 
 o noNV 
 Railroad Avenue 299 
 
 Upper Jefferson 137 
 Norfolk 147 
 
 SOUTH CANAL STREET 
 
 Jones 157 
 
 From 241 Broad, S. E. to 
 
 Hayes 175 
 
 South Market. 
 
 Prospect Place 175 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Lush 180 
 
 Mulberry 17 
 Market 69 
 
 Wallace 200 
 To Joseph Heddens 
 
 South Market 126 
 
 
 
 SOUTH PARK. 
 
 SOUTH ESSEX ST. 
 From 67 New, S. W. to 
 Warren. 
 New 1 
 
 [s bounded by Broad, South 
 Broad, Tichenor, and La- 
 grange Place. 
 
 Warren 37 
 
 SOUTH PROSPECT ST. 
 
 SOUTH MARKET ST. 
 
 From D. N. Gardner's Shop 
 
 From Depot N. J. Railroad 
 
 S. W. to Chestnut. 
 
 S. E. to Ferry. 
 
 Old South Ward Line 1 
 
 Depot 
 
 Lafayette 3 5 
 
 Ferry 1 
 
 Scribner'g Court 23 
 
 Commerce 26 
 
 Elm 31 3S 
 
 Union 36 
 
 Walnut 42 44 
 
 South Canal 40 
 
 New York 56 58 
 
 Congress 76 78 
 
 Garden 74 76 
 
 .Jefferson 126 128 
 
 East Kinney 111 
 
 Madison 136138 
 
 Chestnut 127
 
 SOUTH STREET. 
 
 From 66 South Broad, S. E. 
 
 to the Marsh below Her- 
 
 mon. 
 South Broad 
 
 Orchard 
 
 Railroad Avenue 
 
 Mulberry 
 
 Hermon 
 
 To the Marsh 
 
 1 
 
 24 26 
 
 45 47 
 
 49 51 
 
 110 112 
 
 136 
 
 SPRING STREET. 
 
 From 70 Clay, S. to Bridge- 
 Clay 1 
 
 Cross 62 
 
 Monmouth 
 
 Somerset 
 
 Broom 
 
 Bellemont Avenue 
 
 McKenzie 
 
 Flumes 
 
 To Springfield Avenue 
 
 STATE STREET. 
 From 36 Broad, West to 
 
 Railroad Ave. and Nesbitt 
 
 street. 
 Broad 
 
 Division 
 Ortmge 
 
 vs 
 
 rtm 
 
 Bridge 
 
 North John 
 
 High 
 
 Boyden 
 
 84 Sheffield 
 100 Railroad Avenue 
 130 Nesbitt 
 
 SPRINGFIELD ATE. 
 
 From 1 South Orange Ave. 
 
 W. to Camptown. 
 South Orange Avenue 1 
 William 19 
 
 West 23 
 
 Grand 55 
 
 Broom 75 
 
 Mercer 95 
 
 Prince 
 John 
 Rankin 
 Charlton 
 Upper Jefferson 
 Bellemont Avenue 
 Jones 
 Hayes 
 Wallace 
 Crockett 
 Prospect Place 
 On to Camptown 
 
 I 
 
 38 40 
 51 53 
 86 88 
 100 102 
 
 155 
 
 STEPHEN'S COURT, 
 
 28 South Bridge. 
 
 STILES STREET. 
 From 57 River, East to the 
 
 Railroad. 
 
 Sliver 1 
 
 ilailroad 3 
 
 95 f 
 
 96 
 114 
 130 
 150 
 
 SPRUCE STREET. 
 From 536 Broad, N. W. to 
 
 Springfield Avenue. 
 Broad 
 
 Washington 10 12 
 
 High 58 60 Canal 
 
 STONE STREET. 
 
 <>om 68 Mill, North to Irv- 
 ing. 
 
 Mill l 
 
 rane 46 
 
 Bloomfield Avenue 
 Plume Avenue 
 Emmet 
 Irving 
 
 SUMMIT STREET. 
 From 109 Nesbitt, S. W. to 
 
 Bank. 
 
 Nesbitt 1 
 
 Inness 10 
 
 Bleeker 26 
 
 New 
 
 1 Hedges' Alley 
 Warren 91
 
 28 
 
 Academy 
 Bank 
 
 SUSSEX AVENUE. 
 From 148 Nesbitt, N. W. t 
 
 Orange Road. 
 Nesbitt 
 Newark 
 Chatham 
 Canal 
 
 Morris Avenue 
 First 
 Second 
 Third 
 Fourth 
 Fifth 
 Sixth 
 Seventh 
 Orange Road 
 
 TELEGRAPH OFFICE. 
 305 Broad Street, (up etairs) 
 
 TENTH STREET. 
 From Orange Turnpike above 
 
 the Canal, N. E. to above 
 
 N. Grove. 
 Orange Turnpike 
 Railroad 
 North Grove 
 Blank 
 
 THIRD STREET 
 
 From OrangeTurnpike above 
 the Canal, S. W. to Orange 
 Road. 
 
 Orange Turnpike 1 
 
 Sussex Avenue 
 
 Orange Road 
 
 THIRTEENTH STREET 
 From the junction of the Or- 
 ange Turnpike and Orange 
 ' Road, N. E. to Railroad. 
 
 THOMAS STREET. 
 From 603 Broad, S. E. to the 
 Marsh below Hermon. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Brunswick 15 17 
 
 South Broad 53 55 
 
 Railroad Avenue 113 115 
 
 Mulberry 123 125 
 
 Goble 164 166 
 
 Hermon 187 189 
 
 To the Marsh 200 
 
 TICHENOR STREET. 
 
 From 567 Broad, S. E. to 
 the Marsh below Hermon. 
 
 Broad 
 Brunswick 
 South Broad 
 Orchard 
 Mulberry 
 Railroad Avenue 
 Elermon 
 The Marsh 
 
 1 
 
 12 14 
 22 24 
 4fi 50 
 7W78 
 
 141 143 
 
 TONTINE BUILDINGS. 
 370 372 374 Broad street 
 
 TWELFTH STREET. 
 
 ? romOrange Turnpike above 
 the Canal, N. E. to above 
 North Grove. 
 
 3range TurnpiWfe 1 
 
 lailroad 
 
 Vorth Grove 
 
 UNION STREET. 
 
 rom 36 South Market, S. 
 VV. to Elm. 
 
 south Market -1 
 
 'erry 16 
 
 lamilton 72 74 
 
 afayette 92 94 
 
 1m 130 
 
 UPPER JEFFERSON. 
 
 'rom 178 Springfield Ave. 
 N. E. to South Orange Ave 
 pringfield Avenue 1 
 
 south Orange Avenue. 64
 
 29 
 
 VAN BUREN STREET WARD STREET. 
 
 From 24 East River, S. W 
 
 to Ferry, 
 East River 
 South Market 
 Downing 
 Ferry 12 
 
 VINE STREET. 
 Prom 126 Kinney South. 
 VROOM'S ALLEY. 
 
 From 6 Franklin, S. W. t 
 
 Walnut. 
 Franklin 
 Wakut 1 
 
 WALL STREET. 
 
 From 290 Ferry, South t 
 
 Paterson. 
 Ferry 
 Paterson 3' 
 
 WALLACE STREET. 
 
 From Springfield Avenu< 
 N. E. to Bank, at present 
 from about 200 South Or 
 ange Avenue to Bank. 
 
 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Prospect Place 
 
 South Orange Avenue. ] 
 
 Bank 12E 
 
 WALNUT STREET. 
 
 From 411 Broad, S. E. to 
 
 Elm. 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Orchard 16 
 
 Mulberry 43 
 
 Railroad Avenue 85 87 
 
 Prospect 164 166 
 
 Amity 
 Adams 
 Elm 
 
 From 242 Market* S. W. to 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Market 1 
 
 Pear A.lley 9 
 
 Franklin Place 13 14 
 
 Harrison's Court 96 
 
 Hamilton 41 
 
 WARREN STREET. 
 
 From 70 Halsey, N. W. to 
 
 Orange Road. 
 Halsey 
 Washington 
 South Essex 
 Plane 
 Arch 
 Orleans 
 High 
 Summit 
 
 Golden 118 
 
 Hoyt 147 
 
 Lock 167 
 
 anal 167 
 
 Nuttman 175 
 
 Wilsey 185 
 
 Newark 217 
 
 hatham 
 Hudson 
 Orange Road 
 
 WASHINGTON ALLEY- 
 rom 98 Kinney, S. W. lo 
 Crawford. 
 !inney 1 
 
 Crawford 10 
 
 WASHINGTON HALL. 
 16 318320 Broad street. 
 
 VASHINGTON PLACE. 
 rom 108 Broad, N. W. to 
 
 Washington. 
 
 96 Broad 
 Halsey 
 Washington
 
 30 
 
 WASHINGTON ST. 
 
 Mercer 25 
 
 From 106 Broad, S. W. to 
 Broad. 
 
 Court 63 65 
 Scriber'g Lane 71 73 
 
 Bread 1 
 
 Marshall 79 81 
 
 James 17 19 
 
 Baldwin 8991 
 
 Upper Common 
 Washington Place 27 
 
 Kinney 
 Montgomery 
 
 Nesbitt 42 
 
 
 Bleeker 54 56 
 
 WHITE STREET. 
 
 New 69 71 
 
 From Crane near Ridge, N. 
 
 Warren 95 97 
 
 E. towards Bloomneld Av- 
 
 Canal 117 119 
 
 enue. 
 
 Academy 132 134 
 
 Crane 1 
 
 Bank 133 135 
 
 Bloomneld Avenue 
 
 Market 155 157 
 
 
 Camfield 166 168 
 Maiden Lane 178 18o 
 
 WILBUR'S ALLEY. 
 
 William 205 207 
 
 125 Market street. 
 
 Pearl 206 206 
 Rowens' Court 21a 
 
 WILLIAM STREET. 
 
 Willow 2312314 
 
 From 368 Broad, JSi. W. to 
 
 Hill 233 
 
 Springfield Avenue. 
 
 Court 230 232 
 
 Broad 1 
 
 Baldwin 266 
 
 Chapel Court 7 
 
 Kiuney 279 28) 
 
 Church 23 25 
 
 Crawford 
 
 Harrison 92- 24 
 
 Longworth 332 
 
 Washington 47 
 
 Spruce 342 
 
 Plane 57 
 
 South Schoolhouse 
 
 Catharine 64 
 
 Broad 351 
 
 Nicholson 76 
 
 
 Shipman 80 
 
 WEBSTER STREET. 
 
 High 88 
 
 From 12 Mill, North to 
 Crane. 
 
 West 122 
 Springfield Avenue 126 
 
 Mill 1 
 Crane 20 
 
 WILLOW STREET. 
 
 
 From 231 Washington W. to 
 
 WEST MARKET PLACE. 
 
 Plane. 
 
 
 Washington 1 
 
 Is bounded by Shipman, 
 
 Plane 10 
 
 High and Market streets. 
 
 WILSEY STREET. 
 
 WEST STREET. 
 
 From 188 Warren, N. E. to 
 
 From 122 William corner 
 
 the Canal. 
 
 Springfield Avenue S. W. 
 
 Warren 1 
 
 to Montgomery 
 
 New 30 
 
 William 1 
 
 Canal 50
 
 ANNUAL REPORT OP INTERMENTS, 
 
 From the First day of January, 1850, to the First day 
 of January, 1851. 
 
 Men 97|Boys 148 
 
 Women 85l Girls 137 
 
 Total, 467. 
 
 Of one year or under 
 Between 1 and 2 
 ' 2 and 3 
 " 5 and 10 
 " 10 and 20 
 " 20 and 30 
 " 30 and 40 
 
 AGES. 
 
 Ill Between 40 and 50 
 
 61 
 61 
 26 
 24 
 44 
 
 36 Unknown 
 DISEASES. 
 
 50 and 60 
 60 and 70 
 70 and 80 
 80 and 90 
 90 and 100 
 
 Apoplexy 
 
 4 
 
 Fever Bilious 
 
 Bleeding from the Lungs 
 
 1 
 
 " Inflammatory 
 
 Burned or Scalded 
 
 6 
 
 t Scarlet 
 
 Cancer 
 
 3 
 
 " Typhoid 
 
 Casualties 
 
 6 
 
 Inflammation 
 
 Child Bed 
 
 5 
 
 " Bowels 
 
 do Birth 
 
 5 
 
 " Brain 
 
 Chin Cough 
 
 3 
 
 '* Chest 
 
 Cholera 
 
 1 
 
 Lungs 
 
 do Infantum 
 
 1 
 
 Throat 
 
 do Morbus 
 
 2 
 
 Jaundice 
 
 Colic 
 
 1 
 
 Killed 
 
 Congestion of the Brain 
 
 5 
 
 Lock Jaw 
 
 Consumption 
 
 97 
 
 Measles 
 
 Convulsions 
 
 30 
 
 Old Age 
 
 Croup or Hives 
 
 13 
 
 Palsey 
 
 Debility 
 
 16 
 
 Rheumatism 
 
 Diarrhoea 
 
 25 
 
 Spinal Disease 
 
 Dropsy 
 
 9 
 
 Sprue 
 
 do in the Head 
 
 8 
 
 Summer complaint 
 
 do do Chest 
 
 2 
 
 Ulcer 
 
 Drowned 
 
 5 
 
 Unknown 
 
 Dysentery 
 
 37 
 
 Whooping Cough 
 
 Epilepsy 
 
 2 
 
 Worms 
 
 Erysipelas 
 
 4 
 
 
 PLACES OF NATIVITY. 
 United States 330|France and Germany 
 
 Ireland 
 
 England and Scotland 
 
 91 Unknown 
 20 
 
 7 
 2 
 8 
 4 
 5 
 
 127 
 
 13 
 1 
 
 26 
 3 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 
 10 
 5 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 3 
 1 
 
 28 
 4 
 3 
 
 20 
 6
 
 NEW-JERSEY EXECUTIVE. 
 
 1851. 
 Democratic Members marked thus.* 
 
 GOVERNOR. GEORGE F. FORT,* Salary $1,600 
 PRIVATE SEC. TO THE Gov. CAPT. A. H. MICKLE.*" 
 SECRETARY OF STATE. THOMAS S. ALLISON.* 
 PRESIDENT OF SENATE. SILAS D. CANFIELD.* 
 SECRETARY OF SENATE. JOHN ROGERS.* 
 SPEAKER or ASSEMBLY JOHN H. PHILIPS.* 
 CLKRK OF ASSEMBLY. DAVID NAAR.* 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE SENATE. 
 
 term expires. 
 
 IST DISTRICT Atlantic Joseph E. Potts.* 1854 
 
 Camden John Gill. 1852 
 
 Cape May Enoch Edmunds. 1853 
 
 Cumberland Enoch Fithian. 1854 
 
 Gloucester Charles Reeves. 1852 
 
 Salem John Summerill, Jr.* 1852 
 
 2ND DISTRICT Burlington Joseph Satterthwaite. 1853 
 
 Mercer William C. Alexander.* 1854 
 
 Monmouth John A. Morford.* 1852 
 
 Ocean Samuel Birdsall. 1854 
 
 3o DISTRICT Hunlerdon John Manners.* 1853 
 
 Sussex Joseph Greer* 1853 
 
 Warren George W. Taylor.* 1852 
 
 4TH DISTRICT Middlesex Edward Y. Rogers. 1853 
 
 Morris John A. Bleecker.* 1854 
 
 Somerset John W. Craig. 1852 
 
 5TH DisTfliCT Bergen John Van Brunt.* 1854 
 
 Essex Asa Whitehead. 1852 
 
 Hudson Aaron O. Zabriskie. 1854 
 
 Passaic Silas D. Canfield.* 1853 
 
 MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 IST DISTRICT A tlantic Robert B. Risley.* 
 
 Camden Charles D. Hineline.* 
 
 Thomas W. Hurff.* 
 Cape May Mackey Williams. 
 Cumberland- Benjamin Ayres,Joel Moore 
 
 Samuel Mayhew. 
 Gloucester Benjamin C. Tatem. 
 
 Edmund Wetherby. 
 
 Salem Bilderback, Benner t Rich- 
 man. 
 
 2o DISTRICT Burlington William R. Braddock, Sam- 
 uel Stockton, William Brown, William 
 S. Emley, Allen Jones.
 
 33 
 
 Mercer John H. Phillips,* Eli Rogers,* 
 Westley Danser.* 
 
 Monmouth William H. Conover.* Bern- 
 ard Conolly,* Samuel W. Jones,* Garret 
 S. Smock.* 
 
 Ocean Joel Haywood. 
 
 3o DISTRICT Hunterdon William Tinsman* John Mar- 
 low,* John R. Young,* Luther Opdyke.* 
 
 Sussex Daniel D. Decker,* William Si- 
 monson,* Guy Price,* 
 
 Warren Benjamin Fritz,* John Lollar,* 
 
 Andrew Kibble.* 
 
 4TH DISTRICT Middlesex David Dunn, R. M. Crowell, 
 P. W. Dey,J. B.Johnson. 
 
 Morris Horace Chamberlain,* Jonathan 
 P. Bartley,* Benjamin P. Dorernus,* Jo- 
 siah Meeker. 
 
 Somerset John Demott, Eugene A Dough- 
 ty,* P. D. Brokaw. 
 STH DISTRICT Bergen John Huyler,* John H, Hopper.* 
 
 Essex David Wade, Isaac H. Pierson, 
 Jonathan Valentine, Cornelius Boicei 
 Beach Vanderpool, William M. White- 
 head, John C. Beardsley. 
 
 Hudson John Van Vorst. 
 
 Passaic G. Geroe,* Thomas D. Hoxey. 
 
 PARTIES IN THE LEGISLATURE. 
 
 Senate. Assembly, Senate. Assembly, 
 
 1851. 
 W. L. W. L. 
 
 IST DISTRICT. .Atlantic* 
 Camden 
 
 1 
 
 Cape .May, 1 
 Cumberland* 1 
 Gloucester, 1 
 Salem, 
 
 2o DISTRICT .. Burlington, 1 
 Mercer,* 1 
 MonmoutJi 
 Ocean* 
 
 So DISTRICT .. Hunterdon, . 
 Sussex, 
 Warren, 
 
 4TH DISTRICT. Middlesex, 1 
 Morris,* 1 
 Somerset, 1 
 
 STH DISTRICT. Bergen,* 
 
 Essex, 1 
 
 Hudson* 
 Passaic, . 
 *New Senators. 
 
 Whig majority 9 
 
 185O. 
 
 W. L. W. L. 
 . 1 . 1 
 2 
 
 Loco majority in joint ballot 2
 
 34 
 
 FEMALE CHARITABLE SOCIETY OF NEWARK. 
 Organized 1803 48 years ago. 
 
 This society was formed in 1803. The object of which 
 was to assist all the worthy poor females of this city, with- 
 out denominational distinction, who are of good character 
 and standing, and in need of assistance. An annual 
 sermon has been preached by some one of our Clergymen, 
 and a collection taken in aid of the society, which to- 
 gether with donations from other sources, has enabled 
 the society to ameliorate the conditions of thousands of 
 suffering poor in this city. 
 
 The total amount received from November 14, 1849 to 
 November 14, 1850 was - 502 72 
 
 Whole amount expended it the same time 444 67 
 
 And the number of families assisted (more or less) 150 
 
 The last annual was preached the 19th of January, I85l f 
 in which the claims of the society were ably, feelingly, 
 and forcibly presented by Rev.Jona. F. Stearns, in the First 
 Church, on Sunday evening. 
 
 Amount of collection ----- 162 33 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 Mrs. SMITH BURNET, 1st Directress. 
 ' C. I. GRAHAM, 2d 
 " J. R. DAVISON, Treasurer. 
 " J. G. GOBLE, Secretary. 
 
 MANAGERS. 
 
 Mrs. Chas. Hall, Mrs. A. L. Burnet, 
 
 { F. S. Thomas, " T. A. Waldron, 
 
 " Rob'tDod, " Wm. A.Whitehead, 
 
 " Oliver J. Hayes, " F. T. Frelinghuyserv 
 
 The society meets for the transaction of business, the 
 last Wednesday in each month,
 
 DIRECTORY 
 
 Of the Newark Association for improving the 
 Condition of the Poor. 
 
 O :R G- AMPFzElD 1 848. 
 
 NAMES OF OFFICERS. 
 
 'President JAMES MILLER. 
 Treasurer Wm. T. MERCER. 
 Secretary Wm, A WHITEHEAD. 
 
 XT u, -nr~~j - CORTLAND PARKER, 
 
 North Ward < c T T- D 
 
 I Supt. L. D. BALDWIN. 
 
 TT/- j -- J- D- VERMILYE. 
 
 Ward. < ~ . v 
 
 Supt. JOHN YOUNG. 
 
 EI t TT7- J - - S. H. CONDICT. 
 
 East Ward j g _ PETER LINDS LEY. 
 
 .L T^r j P. DANIFL PRICE. 
 
 South Ward | s _ A> g HuBBELL- 
 
 -v-f.i TTT- j ^ ^ce P- HORACE J. POINIER. 
 Fifth Ward -ROBERT DOD. 
 
 The city is divided into Five Wards. Each of thesa 
 Wards into Districts, to each of which is appropriated a 
 Tisitor. Whole number of Districts in the City is 46. 
 
 One object of this Association is to discourage indis- 
 criminate alms giving. When an application is made for 
 assistance, ascertain the Ward, Street and number of the 
 residence of the applicant. This will enable you to find 
 the District in which he lives, by referring to which you 
 will see the name and residence of the Visitor, to whoia 
 send him. 
 
 VISITOR'S MANUAL. 
 
 1. Never relieve without first visiting, observing, and 
 enquiring. You wrong the really poor if you give to th 
 undeserving. 
 
 2. If deceived, report the case fo your Committee at 
 once, for record. 
 
 N. B. For the remainder of this society, I refer to the 
 Directories for 1849 and 1850.
 
 36 
 
 CENSUS OF NEW JERSEY. 
 
 increase In increase 
 
 
 1840 
 
 1850 
 
 10 years. 
 
 per ceni' 
 
 Atlantic, 
 
 8,726 
 
 8,964 
 
 238 
 
 21 
 
 Bergen, 
 
 13,223 
 
 14,743 
 
 1,520 
 
 11 
 
 Burlington, 
 
 32,831 
 
 42,204 
 
 10,373 
 
 32 
 
 Camden, 
 
 14,152 
 
 25,569 
 
 11,417 
 
 80 
 
 Cape May, 
 
 5,324 
 
 6,482 
 
 1,108 
 
 21 
 
 Cumberland, 
 
 14,374 
 
 17,191 
 
 2,817 
 
 19 
 
 Essex, 
 
 44,621 
 
 73,995 
 
 29,374 
 
 67 
 
 Gloucester, 
 
 11,286 
 
 14,049 
 
 2,763 
 
 54 
 
 Hudson, 
 
 9,483 
 
 21,874 
 
 12.391 
 
 130 
 
 Hunterdon, 
 
 24,789 
 
 29,064 
 
 4,275 
 
 17 
 
 Mercer, 
 
 21,509 
 
 27.991 
 
 6,489 
 
 30 
 
 Middlesex, 
 
 21,893 
 
 28,671 
 
 6,778 
 
 31 
 
 Monmouth ) 
 & Ocean, J 
 
 32,909 
 
 30,293 
 10,043 
 
 I 7,427 
 
 I 22 
 
 Morris, 
 
 25,844 
 
 30,178 
 
 4,329 
 
 16 
 
 Passaic, 
 
 16,734 
 
 22,577 
 
 5,843 
 
 35 
 
 Salem, 
 
 16,024 
 
 19,500 
 
 3,476 
 
 22 
 
 Somerset, 
 
 17,455 
 
 19,688 
 
 2,213 
 
 13 
 
 Sussex, 
 
 21,770 
 
 22,990 
 
 1,220 
 
 5* 
 
 Warren 
 
 20,866 
 
 22.390 
 
 2,024 
 
 10 
 
 373,306 489,331 116,075 31 
 
 CITY OF NEWARK. 
 
 East Ward, $ 
 Fifth Ward, 
 North Ward 
 South Ward, 
 West Ward, 
 
 
 
 1840 
 
 1850 
 
 Houses. 
 
 Families, 
 
 Inhabitants, 
 
 Inhabitants. 
 
 749 
 698 
 
 1,104 
 979 
 
 I 4,287 
 
 6,166 
 4,591 
 
 1,192 
 
 1,814 
 
 3,647 
 
 9,170 
 
 3 
 
 1,334 
 
 1.881 
 
 4,756 
 
 9,958 
 
 1,133 
 
 1,662 
 
 4,512 
 
 8,987 
 
 5,106 7,450 17,202 38,882 
 
 ESSEX COUNTY. 
 
 Belleville 
 
 Bloomfield, 
 
 Caldwell, 
 
 Clinton, 
 
 Elizabeth, 
 
 Livingston, 
 
 3,518 
 
 3,385 
 2,379 
 2,507 
 5,583 
 1,151 
 
 Total 
 
 New Providence 1,217 
 
 Orange 4,387 
 
 Rahway, 3,311 
 
 Springfield, 1,990 
 
 I'nion, 1,662 
 
 West & Plainfield, 4,022 
 74,000
 
 37 
 
 PROGRESSIVE GROWTH OF OUR CITY. 
 
 MR. B. T. PIERSON, Editor of the Newark Directory 
 politely furnishes us (Newark Daily,) with the following 
 table, showing the growth of our population during the last 
 twenty-five years ; in which period it appears to have 
 nearly quadrupled and that too by those regular grada- 
 tions that indicate a sound and wholesome progress 
 There is, in truth, nothing forced or factitious in this re- 
 markable growth. The prosperity rests upon the surest of 
 all possible grounds steady industry and sound morality. 
 At the present rate of progress and we see nothing that 
 is likely to check it the population must approach at 
 least an hundred thousand within another 20 years. For- 
 tunately there is room enough and to spare within our 
 present city limits. 
 
 POPULATION. 
 
 1826 
 
 8,0171840 U. S. Census 17,202 
 
 1830 
 
 10,995 
 
 1841 18.720 
 
 1831 
 
 12,500 
 
 1842 18,800 
 
 1832 
 
 14,000 
 
 1843 20,200 
 
 1833 
 
 15,000 
 
 1844 23,187 
 
 1834 
 
 16,500 
 
 845 City Census 25,433 
 
 1835 
 
 1st Direc pub 18,201 
 
 1846 26,000 
 
 1836 
 
 City census 19,73? 
 
 1847 28,000 
 
 1837 
 
 21.079 
 
 1848 30,000 
 
 1838 
 
 16,1-28 
 
 1849 32,000 
 
 1839 
 
 17,268 
 
 1850 U. S. Census 38,882 
 
 
 
 1851 40,000 
 
 
 DEATHS. 
 
 DEATHS. 
 
 1839 
 
 410 
 
 Am't brought up 2,731 
 
 1840 
 
 3i)H 
 
 1846 402 
 
 1841 
 
 354 
 
 1847 555 
 
 184-2 
 
 377 
 
 1848 611 
 
 1843 
 
 363 
 
 1849 745 
 
 1844 
 
 456 
 
 1850 467 
 
 1845 
 
 37* 
 
 Total deaths, 13 years, 5,51 1 
 
 BUILDINGS. 
 
 1842 were built 
 
 1843 
 
 1844 ' 
 
 1845 " 
 1846 
 
 105 Am't brought up 
 1847 were built 
 
 125 
 255 
 
 270 
 
 1848 
 1489 
 
 3101850 about 
 Total 9 years 
 
 1,060 
 384 
 402 
 450 
 500 
 
 2,796
 
 38 
 SUPREME COURT. 
 
 Chancellor Oliver S. Halsted, Newark, Salary $1,800. 
 Term expires Feb. 5, 1852. 
 
 Chief Justice Henry W. Green, Trenton. Salary 
 $1,500. Term expires November 2, 1853. 
 
 Associate Justice Elias B D. Ogden, Paterson. Term 
 expires Oct. 1855 James S. Nevius, New Brunswick. 
 Term expires, Nov. 15, 1852. Jos. S. Randolph, Thomas 
 P. Carpenter, terms expire, Feb. 27, 1852. Salaries $1,400. 
 
 Attorney General Abram P. Browning, Camden. Fees 
 and $iiO. Term expires February, 1850. 
 
 Prosecutor of the Pleas Benjamin Williamson. 
 
 Clerk James Wilson, Trenton, Term expires Nov. 
 2, 1852. 
 
 Cl:ik in Chancery Jacob Van Arsdale, Newark. 
 Term expires Nov. 17, 1857. 
 
 Chancery Reporter George B. Halsted, Newark. Fees 
 and $250. Term expires 1853. 
 
 Law Reporter A. O. Zabriskie, Jersey City. Fees and 
 $250. Term expires 1854. 
 
 Chief Justice Green's District Bergen, Essex, Hudson. 
 
 Justice Ogden's District Passaic, Morris, Sussex. 
 
 Justice Nevius' 1 District Somerset, Middlesex, Warren, 
 Monmoutlu Ocean. 
 
 Justice Randolph's District Mercer, Burlington, Hun- 
 terdon, Camden. 
 
 Justice Carpenter's District Gloucester, Atlantic, Sa- 
 lem, Cumberland, Cape May, Camden. 
 
 Commissioners to take bail and Affidavits. 
 
 Hudson Samuel Cassady, Stephen H. Lutkins, J. City. 
 
 Essex John I. Plume, Henry Rodgers, Staats S, Mor- 
 ris, L. C. Grover, Newark, Benjamin Williamson, Eliza- 
 betlitown. 
 
 Passaic James Speer, Benjamin W. Vandervoort. 
 
 Morris David Day, Morristown. 
 
 Sussex William T. Anderson, Newtofl ; Matthias H. 
 Ogden, Vernon. 
 
 Warren P. B. Kennedy, Belvidere. 
 
 Times of holding the several Courts. 
 
 The Circuit Court of the United States, for New Jersey, 
 holds two sessions annually, at Trenton, to wit: On the 
 first days of April and October; or, if Sunday be the first t 
 on the first Monday. 
 
 The District Court of the United States holds four ses- 
 sions annually, to wit ; At New Brunswick the second
 
 39 
 
 Tuesdays in March, and September, and at Burlington on 
 the second Tuesdays in May and November. 
 
 The Court of Appeals hold four terms annually, at 
 Trenton to wit On the third Tuesdays of January and 
 April, July and October. 
 
 The Court of Chancery holds four teims annually, at 
 Trenton, to wit : On the third Tuesdays in March, June, 
 September and December 
 
 The Supreme Court holds four terms annually, at Tren- 
 ton, to wit ; On the first Tuesdays in January, April, 
 July and October. 
 
 The Circuit Courts and Courts of Oyer and Terminer, 
 are held at the same time and places as the Courts of 
 Common Pleas are respectively. 
 
 Inferior Courts of Common Pleas, Orphan's Courts and 
 Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, are 
 held four times annually in each county, upon the follow- 
 ing Tuesdays : 
 
 Atlantic, 
 
 2 June. 
 
 2 Sept. 
 
 2 Dee. 
 
 *1 March 
 
 Bergen 
 
 1 Feb. 
 
 1 May. 
 
 1 Aug. 
 
 1 Nov. 
 
 Burlington, 
 
 3 Feb 
 
 3 May. 
 
 3 Aug. 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 Camden, , 
 
 1 Feb. 
 
 1 May. 
 
 1 Aug. 
 
 1 Nov. 
 
 Cape May, 
 
 2 March. 
 
 1 Aug. 
 
 *1 June. 
 
 *1 Dec. 
 
 Cumberland, 
 
 2 Feb. 
 
 2 May. 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 2 Nov. 
 
 Essex, 
 
 4 Feb. 
 
 4 May. 
 
 4 Aug. 
 
 4 Nov. 
 
 Gloucester, 
 
 4 Feb. 
 
 4 May. 
 
 4 Aug. 
 
 4 Nov. 
 
 Hudson. 
 
 2 Feb. 
 
 2 May. 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 2 Nov. 
 
 Hunterdon, 
 
 2 Feb. 
 
 2 May. 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 2 Nov. 
 
 Mercer, 
 
 1 March. 
 
 1 June. 
 
 1 Sept. 
 
 1 Dec. 
 
 Middlesex, 
 
 2 March, 
 
 2 June. 
 
 2 Sept. 
 
 2 Dec. 
 
 Monmouth, 
 
 1 Feb. 
 
 1 May. 
 
 1 Aug. 
 
 1 Nov. 
 
 Morris, 
 
 3 Feb. 
 
 3 May. 
 
 3 Aug. 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 Ocean, 
 
 
 
 
 
 Passaic, 
 
 1 March. 
 
 1 June, 
 
 1 Sept 
 
 1 Dec. 
 
 Salem, 
 
 3 Feb. 
 
 3 May, 
 
 3 Aug. 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 Somerset, 
 
 3 Feb. 
 
 3 May. 
 
 3 Aug. 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 Sussex, 
 
 1 Feb. 
 
 1 May, 
 
 1 Aug. 
 
 1 Nov. 
 
 Warren, 
 
 4 Feb. 
 
 4 May, 
 
 4 Aug. 
 
 4 Nov. 
 
 Inferior Court of Common Pleas, Cou<-t of General 
 Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Orphan's Court only. 
 
 TOWN MEETING The second Monday in April. 
 ANNUAL ELECTION First Tuesday in November. 
 CONGRESS MEETS First Monday in December. 
 LEGISLATURE MEETS Second Tuesday in Jan'y.
 
 40 
 
 NEWARK BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY. 
 264 Broad Street. 
 
 Chartered February 17, 1R04. Capital, $400,000 
 Charter extended in 1821 for 15 years : and again renewed 
 and capital increased in 1830, to $700,000. Amount 
 paid in, $508,650. Dividends declared in July and Janu- 
 ary. Opens for business at 10 o'clock A. M., and closes 
 at 3 P. M. Offering Days Mondays and Thursdays 
 Discount days Tuesdays, and Fridays. 
 
 President John Taylor. 
 
 Cashier Jacob D. Vermilye. 
 
 Directors John Taylor, James Crane, James B Pinneo, 
 Jeremiah C. Garthwaite, Isaac Baldwin. Beach Vander- 
 pool, John R. Davison, Isaac Nichols, William Shugard, 
 A. L Dennis, John Van Rensellaer. 
 
 Notary Joseph N. Tuttle. 
 
 Attorney Asa Whitehead. 
 
 STATE BANK AT NEWARK, 315 Broad Street. 
 
 Chartered January 28, 1812. Capital $400,000 Char- 
 ter since been extended to the first Monday in February, 
 1873, and March 9, 18,36, the capital increased $300.000, 
 making total capital $700,000-paid in 400,000 Dividends 
 declared first weeks in April and October. Opens for 
 business at 10 o'clock A. M., and closes at 3 P. M. 
 Offeiing days, Tuesdays and Fridays Discount days, 
 Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 President Elias Van Arsdale. 
 
 Cashier James D Orton, 
 
 Directors James Bruen, Ephraim Bolles, Jeptha Bald- 
 win, Wm. Gibbons, Samuel Meeker, Archer Gifford, Silas 
 II. Kitchell, Charles S. Macknett, Elias Van Arsdale, 
 Demas Colton Jr., Marcus L Ward, Charles Ailing, Peter 
 S. Duryee. 
 
 Notary Jabez P. Pennington. 
 
 Attorney Archer Gifford.
 
 41 
 
 MECHANIC'S BANK AT NEWARK, 277 Broad Street. 
 
 Chartered 1831. Capital, $500,000. Dividends de- 
 clared 1st February and 1st August. Opens for business 
 at 10 o'clock A. M , and closes at 3 P. M Offering days, 
 Tuesdays and Fridays Discount days, Wednesdays and 
 Saturdays. 
 
 President Joseph A. Halsey. 
 
 Cashier Matthias W. Day. 
 
 Directors Joseph A. Halsey, John H. Stephens, Joel 
 W. Condit, William Wright, Calvin Baldwin, Benjamin 
 Olds, David J. Hays, William Stephens, Belleville, Whit- 
 field Nichols, James H. Halsey, Peter Jacobus, John Og- 
 den, Ferdinand S. Schenck. 
 
 Notary William A. Myer. 
 
 Attorney John P. Jackson. 
 
 BANK AT ORANGE. 
 
 Chartered in 1828. Capital, $100,000. Capital increas- 
 ed in 1836, $200,000, making total capital, $300,000. 
 Opens for business at 10 o'clock A- M., and closes at 3 
 P. M. Offering days, Wednesdays Discount day, Thurs- 
 day. 
 
 President Stephen D. Day. 
 
 Cashiei Wm. H. Vermilye. 
 
 Directors Stephen D. Day, Daniel Babbit, John C. 
 Bailey, Edward Williams, Henry B. Campbell, Moses 
 Reynolds, John H. Matthews, Daniel E. Williams, James 
 R. Sayre Jr., Jonathan Provost, Charles Williams, Samuel 
 Smith, Joseph A. Condit. 
 
 Notary Phillip Kingsley. 
 
 Attorney do. do. 
 
 MORRIS COUNTY BANK. 
 
 Chartered February 24, 1836. Capita), $100,000. Paid 
 in $51,000. Opens for business at 10 A. M., and closes 
 at 3 o'clock P. M. Offering day, Monday Discount day, 
 Monday. 
 
 President Henry A. Ford, 
 
 Cashier Theodore T Wood. 
 
 Directors Henry A. Ford, Dayton I. Canfield, William 
 Brittin, Joseph Dalrymple, John Marsh, Henry Hilliard, 
 Freeman Wood, Joseph Jackson, John F. Voorhees, The- 
 odore T. Wood, George H. Ludlow, Hiram Smith. 
 4*
 
 42 
 
 UNION BANK AT DOVER. 
 
 Chartered 1S32. Capital, $100,000. All paid in. 
 Opens for business at lo o'clock A. M., and closes at 3 
 P. M. Offering days, Mondays and Thursdays Discounts 
 on Mondays and Thursdays. 
 
 President G. M. Hinchman. 
 
 Cashier Thomas B. Segur. 
 
 Directors G. M. Hinchman, William Logan, Chilion 
 F. De Camp, Heniy McFarlan, Jacob Hurd, Thomas C. 
 Willis, Henry Baker, James L. Hurd, Jonas Hulse, 
 Richard Brotherton, Manning Rutan. 
 
 STATI BANK AT ELIZABETH. 
 
 State Bank at Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown, chartered 
 January 28, 1812. Capital $200,000. Paid in. Char- 
 ter since been extended to the 1st Monday in February, 
 1851: again February 1846 to 1868. Dividends declared 
 first weeks in April and October. Opens for business at 
 9 o'clock, A. M. and closes at 2 P. M. Offering day, 
 Monday Discount day. Tuesday. 
 
 President Chnrles Davis. 
 
 Cashier James Crane. 
 
 Directors Chas. Davis, Elijah Kellogg, Keen Pruden, 
 John Kean, Elijah Stites, Ichabod Ogden, Looe Baker, 
 James W. Wade, Jacob Geiger, M. M. Woodruff, Eu- 
 gene S Doughty, Benjamin Williamson, William P. 
 Mulford. 
 
 RAHWAY BANK. 
 
 Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank at Rahway, New Jer- 
 sey, chartered in 1828. Capital paid in $150,000 Divi- 
 dends declared in April and October. Opens for business 
 at 9 o'clock, A. M., and closes at 2 P. M. Offering day, 
 Monday Discount day, Tuesday. 
 
 President Joseph O. Luf berry. 
 
 Cashier Frederick King. 
 
 Directors Samuel Oliver, David S. Craig, Joseph 0. 
 Lufberry, Henry Mtindy, Adam Lee, Wm. Edgar, Jack- 
 son Freeman, Henry R. Shotwell, Ira Campbell, Rolph 
 Marsh, Wm. C. Squire. 
 
 NEWARK SAVISGS INSTITUTION. 
 
 313 Broad, corner Mechanic street. 
 President William Wright. 
 Vice do Samuel Meeker. 
 
 Treasurer 
 
 Secretary Jabez G. Goble.
 
 NEWARK MUTUAL FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 
 
 Office 230 Broad street, corner Cedar. 
 
 Chartered in 1811. Charter renewed for 20 years from 
 
 1845. Capital $150. 000. Dividends declared 1st January. 
 
 Directors William Pennington, James Keene, Oba 
 
 Meeker, Aaron Nichols, Jas. Wheeler, Demas Colton, jr. 
 
 Aaron S Day, Jacob T. Garthwaite, James Miller, Jacob 
 
 Speer, D. Doremus, J. Van Wagenen, Marcus L. Ward. 
 
 President Wm. Pennington. Sec^y Archibald Woodruff. 
 
 MECHANICS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
 Office 279 Broad street. 
 
 Chartered in 1824. Capital, $-200,000. Paid $100,000. 
 Dividends declared 1st March and September. 
 
 Directors Wm. A. Myer, Asa Whitehead, Wm. Garth- 
 waite. Elihu Dav, Wm. S. Faitoute, Daniel Babbit, J. 
 W. Condit, Archer Gifford, Zenas S. Crane, Wm. Wright, 
 Wm. Pierson, Jr., Charles R. Akers, John J. Chetwoodl 
 Wm. Rankin, Jas. M. Quinby, Caleb Baldwin, Blnomfield, 
 Wm. Chetwood, J. P. Pennington, Charles S. Macknet, 
 Wm. M. Babbit Fred. T Frelinghuysen, James 1 Crane, 
 John Ogden, Stephen H. Plum, Edwin Van Antwerp, 
 Abraham Brittin. David S Crane, Charles Williams, 
 George A. Van Wagenen, David Smith. 
 
 Preset Wm. A. Myer. Sec'y Edward S. Graham. 
 
 NEW JERSEY INSURANCE COMPANY. 
 Office, 278 Broad street. 
 
 Chartered in 1834. Capital $300,000. Paid in $90,000 
 Dividends declared 4th January and July. 
 
 Directors Jeremiah C. Garthwaite, Joseph A. Halsey, 
 Isaac Baldwin, Peter Jacobus, William Rankin, Elias 
 Van Arsdale, P. S. Durvee. Benjamin Olds, Albert Ailing, 
 Matthias VV. Day, William Shugard, Henry G. Darcy, 
 James H. Halsey. Charles M King, Charles T. Gray, 
 Daniel Pierson, Stephen H. Condict, Tunis A. "Waldroni 
 John H Stephens. H. K. Ingraham, Albert W. Canfield, 
 J. Barnet, W. M. Lewis, H. N. Peters, D. B. Turnbull. 
 
 Pres't.J. C. Garthwaite. Sec'y F. H. Smith.
 
 44 
 
 THE AMERICAN 
 
 Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Go. 
 
 AT NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 This Institution, Chartered 1846, by the New Jersey 
 Legislature, has been organized ; and is now in successful 
 operation. Insurances against losses by fire and sea, may 
 be effected in this Company on as favorable terms as are 
 offered in any other institution. The charter is one of the 
 most favorable ever granted by the Legislature. The most 
 valuable features of the Mutual principle are possessed by 
 the Company. All who insure are stockholders, and the 
 profits, after paying expenses, belong to the insured. 
 
 A fund of $15,000 has been reserved, to meet losses 
 that may occur before the premiums received are adequate 
 to pay the losses that may be sustained. 
 
 The Company having been incorporated expressly as a 
 New Jersey instilution and to meet the wants of this com- 
 munity, the attention of the public is called to the superior 
 advantages possessed by the company, that i's merits and 
 claims may be investigated. For business or other infor- 
 mation apply at the office of the company, 153 Market 
 street, Insurance Buildings. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 T. V. Johnson, S. P. Smith. 
 
 J. W. Poinier, John Young. 
 
 S. G. Gould, A. L. Dennis, 
 
 L. C. Grover, C. F. Decamp, 
 
 S. B. Ailing, John Chadwick, 
 
 David Campbell, H. J. Poinier. 
 
 T. V. JOHNSON, President. 
 
 J. W. POINIER, Vice Pres't. 
 J. H. WOODHULL, Sec'y.
 
 45 
 
 MUTUAL BENEFIT 
 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
 
 No. 151 Market street, Newark, N. J. 
 
 Balance per statement Jan'y 1st, 1850, $935,994 96 
 
 Deduct for losses then unpaid, paid since 40,350 
 
 $895,644 96 
 
 Nett premiums received during the year 1850,$483,S04 75 
 Interest 54.556 80 
 
 Total, $1,434,006, 51 
 
 Losses and expenses paid, 168,651 19 
 
 Paid on dividend of 1847, 12,938 80 
 
 " " 1848, 50,47'.) 56 
 
 " interest on dividends, 9,495 30 
 
 $241,564 85 
 
 
 
 Nett Balance $1,192,441 66 
 
 ASSETS. 
 
 Cash on hand 41,295 32 
 
 Newark City 6 per cent bonds, 1,900 
 
 Brooklyn " " u " 50,000 
 Bonds and Mortgages on real estate worth double 
 
 the amount loaned, 370,951 48 
 
 Real Estate in Newark, 16,968 ll 
 Premium notes drawing 6 per cent interest. 
 
 secured by policies, 693,061 61 
 
 Loans on Scrip, 6,609 88 
 Premiums, premium notes, and cash in the 
 
 hands of agents, 11,65526 
 
 1,192,441 66 
 DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. 
 
 Robert L. Patterson, Thomas B. Segur, 
 
 Charles S. Macknet, Henry Me Farlan, 
 
 Lewis C. Grover, William M. Simpson, 
 
 Seth Low, Randall H. Green, 
 
 John R. Weeks, Joel W. Condit, 
 
 Andrew S. Snelling, Nehemiah Perry. 
 
 ROBICRT L. PATTERSON, President. 
 
 JOEL W. CONDIT, Vice President. 
 B. C. MILLER. Sec'y 
 
 LEWIS C. GROVER, Attorney and Counsel. 
 JOSEPH B. JACKSON, M. D. Medical Exam'r.
 
 46 
 FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. 
 
 KING & BOND, 
 
 No. 298 BROAD STREET, (up stairs,) 
 
 Will effect Insurance against Loss and Damage by 
 Fire in the following named Companies; all of sound 
 capital and established reputation. 
 
 Fireman's N. York, chart'd. 1824, $300,000 
 Howard " " 1824, 250,000 
 
 Manhattan 
 City Fire 
 Jefferson 
 
 of Hartford, Ct. 
 
 1824, 250,000 
 
 1836, 210,000 
 
 1824, 200.000 
 
 1824, 200,000 
 
 1818, 250,000 
 
 Delaware Mutual Safety, Philadelphia. 
 Incorporated in 1844 on the stock and 
 Mutual principle. Present Capital, 200,000 
 
 Insurance in the above Companies will be effected at 
 as low rate of premium as any responsible company 
 doing business in this city, and losses promptly paid. 
 
 LIFE INSURANCE. 
 
 New York Life Insurance and Trust Company, char- 
 tered in 1832 Capital $1,000,000 
 
 This company is chartered on the Stock and Mutual 
 principle. Rates of premiums favorable. The amount 
 of its Capital makes its policies safe beyond a perad- 
 venture. 
 
 DEEDS & MORTGAGES 
 
 Written and acknowledged, and will go to any part of the 
 city to do the same. Also, Leases, Agreements, Wills, 
 and other instruments of Writing promptly attended to. 
 
 JAMES F. BOND, has been appointed a Notary Public. 
 
 MOSES R. KING, 
 JAMES F. BOND, 
 SAMUEL W. BOND.
 
 47 
 
 STABIL.ITY-SECURITY-PERPETUITY. 
 
 1,280,000 ! 
 
 STATEMENT OP THE AFFAIRS OF THE 
 
 MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 
 
 OF NEW YORK NO. 35 WALL ST., 
 
 For the year ending January 31st, 1851. 
 
 Net assets on hand, January 31st, 1850,- - - $991,161,62 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 For Premiums, - - - $454,142,97 
 " Interest, .... 60,937,17 
 " Profit on sale of United States and 
 
 State of New York Stocks, 15,826,24 530,906,38 
 
 1,522,068,00 
 DISBURSEMENTS. 
 For Losses paid, (including $25,000 losses 
 
 oflast year paid this year,) $160.640,00 
 For surrendered policies, - 16,641,23 
 For salaries, rent, physician's fees, 
 
 staitonery, printing, postage, &c. 21,619,13 
 For commissions, advertising, ex- 
 changes, c. 24,279,40 223,679,54 
 
 Assets 31st January, 1851. - - . 1,298,388,46 
 Losses incurred, not yet paid, awaiting proofs 
 of death, - - 18,300,00 
 
 Net assets, all losses & expense* being paid, $1,280,08846 
 INVESTED AS FOLLOWS: 
 
 In Bank of N. Y. & cash on hand, 16,410 91 
 
 In Mercantile Bank, temporary de- 
 posit on interest. ... 8,688 75 
 
 In bonds and mortgages on real es- 
 tate, principally in the cities of 
 New York and Brooklyn, worth 
 double the amount loaned, - 1,128,83122 
 
 In Stocks, United States and Cor- 
 poration of N York, cost value 1 17,919 09 
 
 Balance due from agents,- - - 26,538 49 $1,298,388 46 
 
 JOSEPH B. COLLINS, Pres't. 
 
 ISAAC ABBATT, Sec'y. CHAS. GILL, Actuary. 
 MINTURN POST, M. M., Medical Examiner, New York. 
 JOSEPH BLUNT, Counsellor 
 J. G. GOBLE, M. D., Medical Examiner, Newark. 
 
 L. S. GOBLE. Agent, 299 Broad st. (up stairs.)
 
 . 
 
 CLINTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO, 
 
 115 Market-st., (Library Hall Buildings.) 
 
 Chartered March 7ih 1848. 
 
 NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, 4,000. 
 
 Premium thereon $132,000. Losses & Expenses, $16,000- 
 
 This Company is strictly mutual in its character, and 
 offers advantages which need only to be understood to 
 command public confidence and patronage. They insure 
 none but the safest kind of property, and take no risk ex- 
 ceeding $3000. Policies are made on fair and equitable 
 principles, giving to the insured an opportunity to share in 
 all the profits of the business; annual dividends being de- 
 clared on all policies that have subsisted successively for 
 five years. Every person insured becomes thereby a mem- 
 ber of the company, and is entitled to vote at the election 
 of its directors. The Company is responsible for all sur- 
 veys made by its agents, and agrees to arbitrate all matters 
 of difference should any occur. Discrimination is made in 
 favor of safer risks, and such are taken at very low premi- 
 ums. The Company invites the closest scrutiny into its 
 character and business. The unparalleled success of this 
 Company over all others of its kind in this state, is the 
 strongest assurance of its merits and of the superior in- 
 ducements which it offers to the public. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Samuel H. Gardner, Aaron Coe, 
 
 A. C. M. Pennington, Nehemiah Perry, 
 
 John C. Beardsley, James J. Mapes, 
 
 John R. Mulford, Daniel Squier, 
 
 Samuel Baldwin, Alvah Sherman, 
 
 William Brown, Henry Meeker, Lewis Pierson. 
 
 CHAS. A. SHERMAN, SAMUEL H. GARDNER, 
 Secretary. President. 
 
 A. C. M. PENNINGTON, ALVAH SHERMAN, 
 
 Treasurer. General Agent.
 
 49 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 COMPiNf 
 
 The books for subscription to the Capital Stock were 
 opened on the 14th of April, 1846, and the requisite num- 
 ber of shares to ensure the completion of the works sub- 
 scribed. 
 
 A contract was made on the 20th day of May, with 
 Mr. Joseph Battin for the erection of works to supply 
 'forty thousand cubic feet of Gas per day, and lay four 
 miles of main pipes for the distribution of the same. On the 
 25th of December, 1846, the manufacture of Gas was com- 
 menced, and on the 5th of January, 1847, the main pipes 
 were filled, the whole having been accomplished in the 
 short space of eight months. 
 
 CHARLES ALLING, President, 
 JOHN VAN WAGENEN. Secretary, 
 JOHN VAN WAGENEN, Treasurer, 
 CHARLES ALLING, Superintendent, 
 GEORGE HOCK, Assistant do. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 James Keene, Jeremiah C. Garthwaite. 
 
 Joseph Battin, John Chadwick, 
 
 Beach Vanderpool, Samuel Meeker, 
 E. Van Antwerp. Wm. Shugard, 
 Charles Ailing. 
 5
 
 50 
 
 NEWARK AQUEDUCT COMPANY. 
 
 Chartered Nov. 17th, 1800. Dividends declared in 
 February and August The Company have recently laid 
 several miles of pipe, and greatly increased the supply of 
 water, and have also contracted with the city to supply 
 water for the extinguishment of fires. 
 
 President John H. Stephens. 
 
 Secretary L. 'A. Smith. 
 
 Treasurer George Baldwin. 
 
 Superintendent George Baldwin, 
 
 Directors Wm. Wright, Samuel Baldwin, Jr. John H. 
 Stephens, Edwin VanAntwerp, Wm. S. Faitoute, L. A. 
 Smith, Joel W. Condit, John J. Bockee, George Baldwin, 
 John M. Davies, John Chadwick, B. T. Nichols, O. B. 
 Baldwin. 
 
 ESSEX COUNTY INSTITUTE. 
 
 For the promotion of Agriculture, Horticulture and 
 
 Manufactures. 
 
 President, WM. PENNINGTON, Newark, 
 1st Vice do DR. WM. PIERSON, Orange, 
 2d " PROF. JAS. J. MAPES, Clinton 
 
 Reed. Sec'y T. C. MUNN, Orange, 
 Cores'g, do DR. L. A. SMITH, Newark. 
 Treasurer, JOHN R. WEEKS, Newark, 
 
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 
 
 Abiathar Harrison, Orange, Sebastian Duncan, Belle'lle 
 
 John Jelliff, Newark, H. N. Parkhurst, Newark, 
 
 Thos. McKirgan, Clinton, Abraham VanRiper. Belle'lle, 
 
 Wm. M. Littell, Newark, J. C. Beardsley, Clinton, 
 
 H. H. Nichols, Newark, Dr. Jos. H Cross, Union, 
 B. F. Harrison, Newark, J. H. Baldwin, Bloomfield, 
 Wm. M. Babbitt, Orange, John H. Tims, Newark, 
 
 John Garside, Newark, Thos. B. Pierson, Newark, 
 J. Henry Clark, Newark, Wm. J. Pell, Orange, 
 
 John M. Phillips, Newark, Abijah Harrison, Orange.
 
 51 
 
 PROTESTANT FOSTER HOME SOCIETY. 
 270 North Broad street. June 4th 1849. 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 Mrs. C. S. RIGGS, 1st Directress. 
 " SMITH BURNET, 2d Directress. 
 " WM. TUTTLE. Treasurer. 
 " F. T. FRELINGHUYSEN. Corres. Sec'y. 
 Miss CORNELIA BALDWIN, Recording Sec'y. 
 
 MANAGERS. 
 Mrs. J. C. Hornblower, Mrs. J. R. Davison, 
 
 E. Van Antwerp, 
 J. G. Goble, 
 Jacob Johnson, 
 John Drake, 
 Wm. H. Burroughs, 
 Smith Halsey, 
 
 T. A. Waldron. 
 J. B. Jackson, 
 Isaac Meeker, 
 J. A. Bowles, 
 S. H. Kitchell. 
 M. W. Day, 
 
 Bruen Congar, " L. Plume, 
 
 Howell Clark, " N. Perry, 
 
 D. E. Noyes, " S. C. Howell, 
 
 J. H. Clark, " Horace H. Nichols 
 
 Wm. Rogers, " Luther Goble, 
 
 A. L. Burnet, Miss Emma Riggs. 
 
 Miss Tace HiiUer. 
 
 TRUSTEES. 
 
 Wm. Pennington, Joseph N. Tuttle, John R. Davison, 
 Joseph P. Bradley, Isaac Van Wagenen, Joseph A. Halsey, 
 PHYSICIANS J. B. Jackson, 181 Broad, S. H. Penning- 
 ton, 255 Broad. 
 
 DENTIST A. G. P. Colburn. 
 
 Miss Mary N. Axtell, Teacher. 
 Henry Axtell, Superintendant. 
 
 NEWARK ORPHANS' ASYLUM. 
 
 Corner of High and Court streets. 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 Mrs. ELIZABETH RICORD, First Directress. 
 
 " P. W. MARTIN, Second do 
 
 Miss L. L. WARD, Recording Secretary. 
 Mrs. OLIVER J. HAYES, Corresponding do 
 
 < J. H. STEPHENS, Treasurer. 
 
 COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS. 
 Mrs. John Van Wagenen, 8 Cedar st. 
 
 " John Hartshorne, 60 Warren st. 
 
 " D. M. Wilson, 225 Market st. 
 
 " Wm. A. Baldwin, 61 Market. 
 
 11 J. H. Woodhull, 56 Walnut st. 
 
 " B. C. Miller, 21 Clinton st.
 
 A. STEPHEN HOLBROOK, 
 
 Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally 
 
 thai he has purchased the Printing Office, lately 
 
 occupied by Aaron Guest, 
 
 333 Broad Street, in the rear, 
 
 and is prepared to execute all kinds of 
 
 Plain, JFanqj # (Ornamental Job griming 
 
 in an expeditious, neat and Prompt manner. 
 
 fS"Persons wishing Printing need fear no Tardiness in 
 
 the execution of their Orders. 
 
 Tip, Card, Job and Copper Plate 
 
 1J COMMERCE STREET, 3d STORY. 
 WILLIAM B. KINNEY, 
 
 Of Every Description, 
 266 BROAD STREET, (UP STAIRS.) 
 
 CROW ELL & CARL, 
 
 Book and Job Printers, 
 
 295 Broad street, (up stairs.)
 
 53 
 
 Fire Engine No. 1, 8 William street. 
 Fire Engine No. 2, 55 Washington street. 
 Fire Engine No. 3, 27 Court street. 
 Fire'Engine No. 4, 
 Fire" Engine No. 5, 106 Market street. 
 Fire Engine No. 6, 58 Mulberry street. 
 Fire Engine No. 7, 70 Orange street. 
 Fire Engine No. 8, 39 Ferry street. 
 Hook and Ladder No. 1, 320 Broad-st. 
 Hose Carriage No. 1, 1 Harrison street. 
 
 GEORGE W. ANDRUSS, Chief Engineei 
 
 JOHN H. LANDELL, 1 
 
 CHARLES CROSSLBY, > Assistant Engineers. 
 
 J. V. ^N. VOORHEES. J 
 
 NEWARK FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 At the annual meeting of the Representatives, December 
 17th 1850, the following officers were duly elected. 
 T. P. HOWELL, President. 
 
 WM PHILLIPS, Vice President. 
 
 D. P. WOODRUFF, Secretary. 
 
 EDWARD R. WHITLOCK, Treasurer. 
 
 WM. S. JAQUES, Collector, 
 
 TRUSTEES, 
 
 176 Broad street. 
 170 Washington street. 
 
 10 Cedar street. 
 153 Broad street. 
 104 Mulberry street. 
 
 ALEX. POOL, 
 DAVID J. CAMFIELD, 
 H. G. DARCY. 
 A. D. JONES, 
 GEO. H. BRUKN, 
 J. H. LANDELL, 
 WM. B. GUILD, 
 H. H. NICHOLS, 
 N. H. LEWIS, 
 
 3 Cammack's Alley. 
 7 Baldwin street. 
 235 Washington street. 
 96 Halsey street.
 
 CRUNCHES. 
 
 1 1st Presbyterian. 3l5i Broad Jona P. Stearns, 
 
 2 2d Presbyterian, 17 Washington Vacant 
 
 3 3d Presbyterian, 382i Broad H. N. Brinsmade. 
 
 4 4th Central Presbyterian. 158 Wash. G. C Lucas. 
 
 5 5th Park Presbyterian, 8 Park Chh. Pi. A. D. Eddy. 
 
 6 6th Presbyterian. 74 Union Wm. Aikman. 
 
 7 7th High street Presbyterian, 197 High D. W. Poor. 
 
 8 1st Free Presbyterian, 15 Clinton Charles Beecher. 
 
 9 1st Associate Presbyterian, 12<) Washington 
 
 10 2d Associate Presbyterian, 16 Clinton 
 
 11 1st Reformed Dutch, 169 J Market James Scott. 
 
 12 2d Reformed Dutch, 526 E. Mechanic Gustave Abeel. 
 
 13 1st Baptist, 25 Academy Henry C. Fish. 
 
 14 2nd South Baptist, 42 Kinney William Hague. 
 
 J5 1st Episcopal, (Trinity) 157 Broad M. H. Henderson. 
 
 16 2nd Episcopal (Grace) 409 Broad John L. Watson. 
 
 17 3d Episcopal (Christs) 25 N. Prospect R. Lowell. 
 
 18 4th Epis'l , (House of Prayer) 34 Bd. S. L. Southard. 
 
 19 1st Methodist, 54 Halsey E. H. Stokes. 
 
 20 2nd Methodist, 12 Franklin W. P. Corbit. 
 
 21 3d Methodist, 3 Clinton L. D. Barrows. 
 
 22 4th Methodist, 125 Union J. B Dobbins. 
 
 23 5th Methodist, 37 Quarry J. C. Winner. 
 
 24 6th Methodist, 181 Market Jos. B. Wakeley. 
 
 25 1st Bethel, Dock foot of Market Frederick Pilch. 
 
 26 1st Universalist, Lib. Hall O. W. Wight 
 
 27 2d Universalist, Ins. Buildings J. H. Farnsworth. 
 
 28 1st Roman Catholic, (St. Johns) 10 Mul. P. Moran. 
 
 29 2d Roman Catholic, 84 William N. Baillies. 
 
 30 3d Roman Catholic, (St. Patricks) 47 Wash.-D. Senez 
 
 31 1st German Presbyterian, 112 Market Wm. Winnis. 
 
 32 1st German Ev. Lutheran, 28 Mechanic, F. Maschop 
 
 33 1st German Baptist, 23 New 
 
 34 1st Ger. Ref. (3d) Dutch, 42J Mul. F. A. Lehlbaqh. 
 
 35 1st Ger. Epis'l, (St. Matthews) 166 Mar.-J. D. Rose. 
 
 36 1st German Methodist, 251 Market 
 
 37 1st African Presbterian, 132 Plane E P. Rogers. 
 
 38 1st African Episcopal, (St. Philips) 291 .Broad 
 
 39 1st African Methodist, 67 Academy 
 
 40 2d African Methodist 36 Catharine
 
 1851-52. 
 
 PIERSON'S 
 
 NEWARK CITY DIRECTORY 
 
 FOR THE 
 
 76th YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. 
 FROM 4th JULY, 1851. 
 
 Important observations to those using this Work. 
 
 Throughout this Directory, the Christian names of those 
 where there are more than one of the same surname, are 
 carefully alphabetically arranged, male and female, firms, 
 &c. In searching for a name, the inquirer must know the 
 proper spelling. For example, a person seeking for 
 Pirsson, will not find the one sought for if he looks in the 
 names of Pierson ; so, also, for Bonnell, he should not 
 look among the Bonnels ; and for Conger, not in Congar ; 
 and for Parcels, not look in Parsals, Parceils or Parsil : 
 nor for Hays in Hayes. 
 
 h. stands for house n. near c. corner r. residence 
 Av. Avenue Pi. Place Ct. Court. 
 
 Abbis John C, tinsmith 76 Kinney 
 
 Abeel Rev. Gustavus, Pas. 2d Ref. Dutch Church h. 
 
 231 Market 
 
 Abel George, saddler 20 Bruen 
 Abel John B. musician Broom c. Springfield Avenue 
 Aber Ebenezer C. children's shoe mfr. 34 Bleeker h. 
 
 81 Plane 
 
 Aber Stephen D. sash & blind 19 Bank h 31 Orleans 
 Abieniste Louis, engraver 356 Broad 
 Abrams Charles, mason 144 Plane 
 Abrer-ht Lewis, jeweler 160 Mulberry 
 Abseil William, cooper 620 High 
 Ackerman Christian, locksmith 29 McWhorter 
 Ackerman Cornelius C. boarding house 265 Broad 
 Ackerman George, printer 266 Broad 
 Ackerman George, sash & blind 22J Church 
 Ackerman John, shoemaker 4 Cross 
 Ackerman Mary, widow of Isaac 76 Halsey 
 Ackerman Warren, indiarubber 59 Maiden Lane New York 
 
 h. 172 Market 
 Ackerson Sarah, widow of John, 327 Broad
 
 56 , PIERSON'S 
 
 Ackerson William, laborer 130 Commerce 
 
 Ackley Catharine S. 4 Commerce 
 
 Adami Paul, halter 4 Pear Alley 
 
 Adams & Brother H. merchant tailors 316 Broad 
 
 Adams Charles, 63 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Adams Crowell, express agent 306 Broad 
 
 Adams Ezekiel, mason 18 Baldwin 
 
 Adams Francis, moulder c. Nichols 4- S. Prospect 
 
 Adams Frederick, tanner 36 Bridge 
 
 Adams George, paper stainer 169 Commerce 
 
 Adams Henry, mer. tailor 316 Broad h. 139 Washington 
 
 Adams John, laborer 188 Court c. Prince 
 
 Adams John, mason Navy Yard Clinton 
 
 Adams Lewis, jeweler 168 Mulberry c. Cottage 
 
 Adams Lewis, mason foot East Green 
 
 Adams Linn, merchant tailor 316 Broa/l h. 110 Mulberry 
 
 Adams Lydia, widow H5 Washington 
 
 Adams Obadiah. harness maker 27 Academy 
 
 Adams Oliver, blacksmith 53 Union 
 
 Adams Robert B. jeweler 56 Walnut 
 
 Adams Thomas W. jeweler 2 Fair h-63 Mulberry 
 
 Adams William, shoemaker 27 Catharine 
 
 Adams William, collar maker 110 Mulberry 
 
 Adams William H. tailor 66 Walnut 
 
 Adamy John F. French shoemaker r. 4 Jackson 
 
 Addis John, clerk 135 h. 17 Market 
 
 Addis Miles, clerk 45 h. 17 Market 
 
 Addison O;ivia, widow of William 63 Washington 
 
 Adler Ludwig, fancy baskets 43 William 
 
 Agens Alexander M. clerk 150 Broad h. 20 Halsey 
 
 Agens & Co. hat manufacturers 271 Broad 
 
 Agens George W. clerk 150 Broad 
 
 Agens James H. sash and blind inquire 150 Broad 
 
 Agens James S. shoemaker 68 Orleans 
 
 Agens John, 1 Sourh Canal 
 
 Agens John L. periodical 4" paper office 1 Commerce 
 
 Agens Jonas, shoe store and manufacturer 150 Broad 
 
 Agens Sarah, widow of James 68 Orleans 
 
 Agens Thomas, hat manuf, 271 Broad h. 89 Washington 
 
 Agens William A. boot and shoe store 150 Broad 
 
 Agnew Rev. J. H, Prof, languages University Michigan 
 
 Aign Michael, tanner 8i Shipman 
 
 Aikin James, shoemaker 4 Cross 
 
 Aikin Margaret, tailoress 122 Orange 
 
 Aikman Rev. Wrn. Pastor 6th Pres. Chh. 109 Commerce 
 
 Akers Oscar J. M. D. 91 Broad 
 
 Albert Charles, stone cutter 28 Mercer 
 
 Albert George W. shoemaker 1 13 Orange
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 57 
 
 Albert William H. carman 134 Academy 
 
 Albray Anthony C. potter 83 Broad 
 
 Albright Henry, shoemaker 80 Fair 
 
 Albright John, india rubber 105 William 
 
 Alcock James, needle finisher 88 Warren 
 
 Alcock Robert Welford, carver 21 Columbia 
 
 Alden James, 62 North Broad 
 
 Alden Jr. James W- music teacher 648 High 
 
 Alden Joseph L. lumber 131 River h. 16 Front 
 
 Alden Thomas C. accountant 15 Goerck New York 
 
 Alderson George, laborer 45 Bridge 
 
 Aldridge William A. confectioner 152 Broad 
 
 Aldworth Margaret, widow of Edward 39 Union 
 
 Alexander Hugh, teamster 20 Brown 
 
 Alexander William G. carriage maker 81 Walnut 
 
 Alfred Rosanna. (colored) 340 High 
 
 Algood John, plater rear 43 Lawrence 
 
 Allabon William, gardener 100 Pennington 
 
 Allabon William, gardener 5 Walnut 
 
 Allen Alexander, shoemaker, enquire 136 Kinney 
 
 Allen Collins, saddler 26 Lombardy 
 
 Allen Cortland H. 123 Broad 
 
 Allen David B. mason 45 Columbia 
 
 Allen Emory A. metal worker 208 Market 134 Academy 
 
 Allen Hiram, cabinet maker 80 Orange 
 
 Allen Jacob, justice and commiss'r of deeds 123 Broad 
 
 Allen Jr. Jacob, machinist 12 James h. 16 Division 
 
 Allen James, 198 Washington 
 
 Allen John C. collector Inclined Plane r. 354 High 
 
 Allen J. & L. machinists 12 James 
 
 Allen John S. pattern maker 11 Ridge 
 
 Allen Ludlow, pattern maker 12 James h. 123 Broad 
 
 Allen Luther, engineer 37 South Canal 
 
 Allen Michael, laborer 19 East River 
 
 Allen Richard S. grocer 69 New 
 
 Allen Sarah, widow of Samuel 2 Balls' Court 
 
 Allen William, carpenter 12 Plume 
 
 Allen William, 199 Bank 
 
 Allen William, shoemaker 23l Washington 
 
 Allen William A. trunk maker Jersey City 
 
 Allen William R. coach painter 20 Hill 
 
 Ailing Albert, clothier 133 Market h. 453 Broad 
 
 Ailing Alexander M. New York 
 
 Allfng, Brothers, jewelers 6 Orchard 
 
 Ailing Charles, 18 Park Place 
 
 Ailing David, fancy chair manufacturer 345 h. 347 Broad 
 
 Ailing David W. chaii maker 347 Broad 
 
 Ailing & Demarest, clothiers 133 Market
 
 58 PIERSON'S 
 
 ^Ailing, Hall & Dodd, jewelers 35 Walnut 
 'Ailing Horace, jeweler 6 Orchard h. 50 Columbia 
 Ailing Isaac A. jeweler 6 h. 2 Orchard 
 Ailing John, 20 Smilh 
 
 Ailing Joseph C. jeweler 6 Orchard h. 142 Mulberry 
 Ailing Pruden, coal dealer 2 Commercial h. 13 Smith 
 Ailing Stephen B. jeweler 35 Walnut h Lyons Farms 
 Ailing William, clothier N. Orleans 20 Smith 
 Allison Jasper H. coach painter 66 Halsey 
 Alliston Jarnes, shoemaker 5 Wallace 
 AUruth Ernst, tailor 266 Bank 
 Almond Richard, engineer 189 Orange 
 Alston Albert G. hat manuf. 29 Liberty h. 357 Broad 
 Alston Amzi B. hat manufactur 29 h. 19 Liberty 
 Alston C. B. California 357 Broad 
 Alston Elias, cutler 78 State 
 Alston Isaac, blacksmith 547 High 
 Alston John, (col'd) teamster 3 Crane's Basin 
 Altenburg William, currier 45 Mulberry 
 Alyea Abraham, blacksmith 38 Hamilton 
 Alyea Jacob. 7 Union 
 Amberg Benedict, tailor 9 Rankin 
 Ambrost George, filer 8 West 
 
 American Mutual Fire and ^Marine Ins. Co. 153 Market 
 Amerman Jeremiah E. clerk 306 Market 
 Amm James, gardener 18 East River 
 Anderson Aaron T. 106 Kiver h. 120 Mulberry 
 Anderson Andrew, turner 36 River 
 Anderson Elizabeth, widow of Lawrence 12 Church 
 Anderson Henry, 44 Church 
 Anderson Jr. Henry, grocer 46 h. 44 Church 
 Anderson John, (col'd) whitewasher Plane c. Plum 
 Anderson Lawrence, saddler 21 Hill 
 Anderson Richard, M. D. 433 Broad 
 Anderson Robert, boatman 194 South Market 
 Anderson Robert C clothier 123 Market 
 Andress David T. California 24 Walnut 
 Andreas James, tailor 7 Boudinot 
 Andrew Edwin, cooper New above Canal 
 Andrew Eliza, widow of Daniel 130 Kinney 
 Andrew John, blacksmith 130 Kinney 
 Andrews Richard, shoemaker 91 Tichenor 
 Andrews William L. hatter 161 Academy 
 Andrews William V. book agent 324 Broad 
 Andruss Abby, widow of Stephen K. 125 E town road 
 Andruss Caleb H. police & civil justice 350 h. 435 Broad 
 Andruss Catharine Ann, 4 Ward 
 ' Andruss George W. plane factory 154 Washington
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 59 
 
 Andruss Hannah J. 150 Washington 
 
 Andruss Isaac M. notary & ins. agent 143 h. 141 Wash. 
 
 Andruss Jonathan, blacksmith 152 Washington 
 
 Andruss Stephen, brass moulder 24 Ailing 
 
 Andruss Theodore F. California 435 Broad 
 
 Andruss Timothy, jeweler 20 Ward 
 
 Angster Valentine, carpenter 65 Mercer 
 
 Annin John, jeweler 36 Walnut h. 444 Broad 
 
 Annin Jonathan D. M. D. 173 Market 
 
 Antabush Abram S. tailor 38 Warren 
 
 Anthony Jacob, meat 380 Broad r. 51 Orchara 
 
 Anton Peter, Nonh Ward pound master 2 Mill 
 
 Antry , jeweler 59 Walnut 
 
 Arbuckle Robert, mould maker 68 Bleeker 
 
 Arburthnot Charles, type metal 18 North Broad 
 
 Arburthnot Eliza, widow of William 20 North Broad 
 
 Arburthnot John, filer 10 North Broad 
 
 Areley John, fiddler Crane c. North Broad 
 
 Areley Jr. John, Crane c. North Bioad 
 
 Arenhaust Henrich, rag picker 23 Ridge. 
 
 Armitage Edward, ornamental japanner 100 Sheffield 
 
 Armitage John, japan mfr. 100 Sheffield 
 
 Armitage M. R. widow 100 Sheffield 
 
 Arms S. E. dentist 2-28 Broad h. Elizalethtown 
 
 Armstrong Andrew, saddler 13 South Prospect 
 
 Armstrong Edward (colored) 16 Division Place 
 
 Armstrong Eliza, widow of Amzi 4>J9 Broad 
 
 Armstrong Lucius H. 299 North Broad 
 
 Armstrong Samuel, 110 Prospect Place 
 
 Armstrong Sterling, 299 North Broad 
 
 Arnold Christian, laborer 6 Niagara 
 
 Arnold Frederick, tailor 54 Adams v 
 
 Arnold Phillip, tailor 113 Elm 
 
 Arrowsmith Hannah, widow of Nicholas 105 Market 
 
 Aschenbeck Velinton, tailor 17 West 
 
 Ash Jonathan, butcher 71 Market 
 
 Ash Peter, gatrardner 297 South Broad 
 
 Ash William, vegetables 392 Broad h. 297 S. Broad 
 
 Ashby William, carpenter 61 Catharine 
 
 Ashby William, japanner 27 Bleeker 
 
 Ashford Daniel, jeweler 31 Clinton 
 
 Ashton John, halter 89 Tichenor 
 
 Aston Frederick, weaver 155 Academy 
 
 Atteibury John, harness maker 38 Mercer 
 
 Atwood Almond D. carpenter 79 Catharine 
 
 Atha Andrew, japaner Sussex Avenue n. Newark 
 
 Atha & Armstrong, japan'd muslin Sussex av n. Newark 
 
 Auble David, shoe manufacturer 236 Broad h. 7 Warren
 
 60 PIERSON'S 
 
 Aubry Charles, confectioner 118 Market 
 
 Aubry Francis C. 17 Ward 
 
 Austin George, engineer 1H Commerce 
 
 Austin John, boarding house 63 Orange 
 
 Autinrieth Jacob, grocer 23 William 
 
 Autz Joseph, chair seat manufacturer 14 Longworth 
 
 Averill Lyman S 159 Mulberry 
 
 Axtell Henry, supt. Foster Home 270 North Broad 
 
 Axtell James, carman 65 Ferry 
 
 Axtell Mary N. teacher 270 North Broad 
 
 Axtell Silas C. grocer 96 Plane 
 
 Aymar Charles E. public school teacher 16 Chestnut 
 
 Ayres Alexis, Daily Mercury 297 Broad h. 3 Brunswick 
 
 Ayres, Carman & Co. steam saw mill foot Clay 
 
 Ayres steam saw mill foot Clay 
 
 Ayres David G. builder 116 Plane 
 
 Ayres David R. tailor 41 Orchard 
 
 Ayres Isaac D. printer 79 Plane 
 
 Ayres John C.-carpenter 13 Franklin place 
 
 Ayres Lewis B. clerk 302 Broad r 98 Market 
 
 Ayres Sarah Jane, 21 Orchard 
 
 Ayres William, carpenter 16 Fair 
 
 Ayres William, teamster 63 Ferry 
 
 B. 
 
 Babbitt Henry, harness maker 426 Broad 
 
 Babcock Edward, jeweler 48 Church 
 
 Babcock John, laborer 33 East Kinney 
 
 Bachmeyer Gustave A. boarding house 93 S. Canal 
 
 Backus Eliza, 127 Mulberry 
 
 Backus John, tinner 127 Mulberry 
 
 Backus Rodman, tinner California 127 Mulberry 
 
 Bacon Jr. Simeon, composition roofer 26 Boudinot 
 
 Bacorn Abraham, fish dealer 36 Bellemont avenue 
 
 Bacorn William, fish dealer 36 Bellemont avenue 
 
 Bachrnan William, turner 8i Shipman 
 
 Badger Alfred G. flute mfr. 181 ffdway N.Y. h. 35 Cottage 
 
 Badger Charles W. druggist 328 Broad 
 
 Badger Harriet, widow of Eleazer Chicago 328 Broad 
 
 Badgley Daniel T. shoemaker 7 Fair 
 
 Badgley Dayton, shoemaker 2 Washington Alley 
 
 Badgley Maxwell, grocer 624 High 
 
 Badgley Samuel, rnill wright 624 High 
 
 Baffle H. jeweler 356 Broad 
 
 Bagan James, laborer 2 Stephens Court 
 
 Bagan Joseph, laborer 39 North Broad 
 
 Baggs Thoruas, plater 78 Congress
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 61 
 
 Bagfield Barbara, widow of John 74 North Canal 
 
 Bailey Abraham E. carpenter 74 Wallace 
 
 Bailey Cornelius B. indiarubber 25 Bleeker 
 
 Bailey Jonathan, clerk 15 Thomas 
 
 Bailey Michael, morocco dresser 210 Washington 
 
 Bailey Robert, cooper 10 Bank 
 
 Bailey William, 114 State 
 
 Bailey Wm. H. (colM) barber 272 Market h. 150 Chestnut 
 
 Bailey Sarah, widow of Samuel 15 Thomas 
 
 Baillies Rev. Nicholas, pastor 2d R. Cath. Chh. 84 Wm. 
 
 Baird William, jeweler 79 Baldwin 
 
 Baird William, stone cutter 23 Cherry 
 
 Baker Aaron M. farmer Lyons Farms 
 
 Baker Aaron W. carpenter 26 South Market 
 
 Baker Amos, segar maker 354 High 
 
 Baker Ann, 86 Washington 
 
 Baker Augustus, mason 36 South Market 
 
 Baker Daniel, M. n. Brooklyn L. I. 
 
 Baker Daniel W. jeweler 33 Orchard 
 
 Baker Elizabeth D. milliner 38 Warren 
 
 Baker Elihu B. grocer 84 h. 80 Plane 
 Baker George, clerk 26 Hill 
 Baker George Henry, moulder f>5 Sheffield 
 Baker Francis, coach maker 3 Ball's Court 
 
 Baker Harriet N. 5 Arch 
 
 Baker Henry, coal breaker 31 Durand 
 
 Baker Hilah, widow ot William B. 13 Plane 
 
 Baker Jacob, hatter 57 Walnut 
 
 Baker Jacob, 90 South Orange Avenue 
 
 Baker Jane, widow 26 Soutli Market 
 
 Baker Jane E. widow of Cyrus, teacher 33 Orchard 
 
 Baker John C. mason 40 Ferry 
 
 Baker Moses, farmer Lyons Farms 
 
 Baker Moses T. master mason 29 South Market 
 
 Baker Oliver M. coach painter 38 Warren 
 
 Baker Rebecca, widow of Daniel 38 Warren 
 
 Baker Richard, machinist 49 State 
 
 Baker Sarah, widow of Samuel 3 Ball's Court 
 
 Bald Adam, tailor Orange n. Nesbitt 
 
 Baldwin Aaron, carpenter 35 Fair 
 
 Baldwin Aaron, harness maker 31 Fair 
 
 Baldwin Aaron, gunsmith 58 Bank h. 153 Plane 
 
 Baldwin Aaron G. merchant 28 Liberty 
 
 Baldwin Abby, widow of Joel 31 Fair 
 
 Baldwin Abby, widow of Elbert 31 Fair 
 
 Baldwin Abraham. 50 Prospect Place 
 
 Baldwin Albert, dairyman Lyons Farms 
 
 Baldwin Alexander R. California 32 Clinton 
 
 6
 
 PIERSON'S 
 
 Baldwin, widow of Ananias, 23 Franklin 
 
 Baldwin Augustus, clerk 151 r. 198 Market 
 Baldwin Augustus S. lieut. U. S. navy 27 Centre 
 Baldwin Austin, 105 Commerce 
 Baldwin Barney, laborer 18 Brown 
 Baldwin Bethuel, hatter 24 Franklin 
 Baldwin Caleb, collector daily office 107 Academy 
 Baldwin Jr Caleb, dry goods 52 Cedar N. Y. h. Orange 
 Baldwin Caleb J. 42 Mercer 
 Baldwin Calvin, leather dealer 60 h. 73 Market 
 Baldwin Calvin W. carpenter 27 Lawrence 
 Baldwin Charles, saddle tree riveter Philadelphia 
 Baldwin Charles, builder 209 Market 
 Baldwin Charles A. fruits &c. 1 East River 
 Baldwin Charles C. silver plater enquire 23 Franklin 
 Baldwin Charles P. New York 209 Market 
 Baldwin Charles W. Harnden's express 293 h.361 Broad 
 Baldwin & Co. Caleb, dry goods 52 Cedar N. Y, 
 Baldwin & Co. jewelry, watch cases and dials 170 Broad- 
 way N Y. cor. Maiden Lane 6 Franklin 
 Baldwin & Co. jewelers watch case mfrs. 6 Franklin 
 Baldwin David C. retired merchant 14 Liberty. 
 Baldwin David J. farmer 188 Orange 
 Baldwin David S. engineer 24 Hamilton 
 Baldwin David W. justice & commissioner 35 Market 
 Baldwin Deborah, widow of Albert 98 McWhorter 
 Baldwin Edward, shoemaker 105 Commerce 
 Baldwin Edward A. jeweler Etizabethtown 
 Baldwin Edward B. hatter 59 Mechanic 
 Baldwin Edward G. brass finisher 60 Hamilton 18 Scott 
 Baldwin Elijah, currier 80 Market h. 18 Bleeker 
 Baldwin Eliza, widow of Aaron jr. 440 High 
 Baldwin Eliza, milliner 31 Fair 
 Baldwin George, crockery store 218 Broad 
 Baldwin George, shoemaker 25 Plane 
 Baldwin George C. watchmaker 170 Broadway N. Y. 
 Baldwin George T. clerk 218 Broad 
 Baldwin George W. carpenter 12 Lumber 
 Baldwin George W jeweler 2 Liberty 
 Baldwin Hannah, widow of William 47 Bank 
 Baldwin Henry, 19 Boudinot 
 Baldwin Henry C. hatter 35 Market 
 Baldwin Henry S. cutter 320 Broad h. 41 Bank 
 Baldwin Hiram P. printer 107 Academy 
 Baldwin Horace E- jeweler 6 Franklin r. 399 Broad 
 Baldwin Ira C. packer 271 Bioad h. 161 Mulberry 
 Baldwin Isaac, jeweler 6 Franklin h. 399 Broad 
 Baldwin Isaac, 68 East River 
 Baldwin Isaac E. halter 36 Mercer
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 63 
 
 Baldwin Isaac N. builder 68 Union 
 
 Baldwin Israel, painter and glazier 201 Plane 
 
 Baldwin Jabez T. New Orleans 10 Clinton 
 
 Baldwin James A. carpenter 36 Arch 
 
 Baldwin Jediah J. Union township n. Ehzabelhtown 
 
 Baldwin Jeptha, South Orange N. J. 
 
 Baldwin Jeremiah, grocer 405 Broad h 20 Fair 
 
 Baldwin Jesse, iron & steel 186 Market h. 5 Park Place 
 
 Baldwin John, jeweler 33 Franklin 
 
 Baldwin John, bar tender Park house 
 
 Baldwin John, Farmer 70 Furguson 
 
 Baldwin John B shoemaker 29A Broad 
 
 Baldwin Jo hn C. harness maker 33 Fair 
 
 Baldwin J. Lewis, engraver 99 William 
 
 Baldwin J Lindly, saddler 2 Warren 
 
 Baldwin John M. railroad coach 36 Fair 
 
 Baldwin John N. aqueduct agent 18 Academy h. 24 Bank 
 
 Baldwin John W. 405 h. 579 Broad 
 
 Baldwin John Y. clerk State Bank 32 Clinton 
 
 Baldwin Johnson G. grocer 79 h. 75 Broad 
 
 Baldwin Jonas, shoemaker 99 William 
 
 Baldwin 6f Jone F, leather merchants 60 Market 
 
 Baldwin Joseph' plater 204 Market h. 121 S. Prospect 
 
 Baldwin Joseph' mason Orange near the anal 
 
 Baldwin Joseph C. farmer 40 Sheffield 
 
 Baldwin Lewis B. gunsmith 58.^ Bank h. 151 Plane 
 
 Baldwin Linus, mason 106 Orange 
 
 Baldwin Lucius D. stone dealer 110 Orange 
 
 Baldwin Lucius H. clerk 75 Broad 
 
 Baldwin Lydia, widow of Elihu 41 N Prospect 
 
 Baldwin Mary, nurse widow of Isaac 1 South Essex 
 
 Baldwin Mary L. dress maker 1 East River 
 
 Baldwin Milton, M. D. 58 Bank 
 
 Baldwin Nancy, widow of Charles. 1 East River 
 
 Baldwin Nancy, widow of Bethuel 25 Plane 
 
 Baldwin Oliver B. M. D. 1 Park Church Place 
 
 Baldwin Phebe, widow of William W. 222 Broad 
 
 Baldwin Ransford W. shoemaker 3tt Nesbitt 
 
 Baldwin Reuben D lime manufacturer 72 Spring 
 
 Baldwin Rhoda, widow of Nehemiah 37 Mulberry 
 
 Baldwin Robert, 110 Orange 
 
 Baldwin Robert J. grocer 79 h. 75 Broad 
 
 Baldwin Robert V. cutler 560 High 
 
 Baldwiri Samuel, dairyman Camptown road 
 
 Baldwin Samuel, jeweler 268 Broad and 180 Broadway 
 
 Ntw York h. 54 Bank 
 
 Baldwin Samuel, exchange office 220 r. 218 Broad 
 Baldwin Samuel A. coachsmith 202 Market h. 37 Mulb'ry
 
 64 PIERSON'S 
 
 Baldwin Sarah, widow 182 Mulberry 
 
 Baldwin Sarah, widow of Jeremiah 590 Broad 
 
 Baldwin Sarah E. widow of Silas. 2 Warren 
 
 Baldwin & Smith, watch makers 268 Broad 
 
 Baldwin Stephen G jeweler 189 Washington 
 
 Baldwin Susan 24 Columbia 
 
 Baldwin Theodore E. plater c Ham. & Bruen h 215 Markst 
 
 Baldwin Rev. Theron, education agent Orange 
 
 Baldwin & Thomas, coach manufacturers 202 Market 
 
 Baldwin Thomas, carpenter Marshall c. Grand 
 
 Baldwin Thomas S. jeweler Columbus, Ohio 
 
 Baldwin Uzal, 2-22 Broad 
 
 Baldwin Dzal S. builder 114 Orange 
 
 Baldwin \\ickhffe E. jeweler 6 Franklin h. 399 Broad 
 
 Baldwin William, step maker 161 Orange 
 
 Baldwin William, gunsmith Morristown 
 
 Baldwin William A. leather & oil 66 h. 61 Market 
 
 Baldwin William E. hatter 25 Mulberry 
 
 Baldwin William H. turner 67 Washington 
 
 Baldwin William S. Camptawn Road 
 
 Baldwin Wi.liam W. farmer 110 Orange 
 
 Balevre Nicholas, boots and shoes 206 Broad 
 
 Balgirl Phillip, carpenter 38 Jones 
 
 Ball Aaron, shoemaker State n. Boyden 
 
 Ball Abraham, shoemaker State n Boyden 
 
 Ball Abraham S. boot maker 9 Summit 
 
 Ball Alexander M.W. harness mfr.364ABdh. 136 Mulberry 
 
 Ball Amzi, shoe store 72 Broad h. 84 State 
 
 Ball Augustus R. coach manuf 325 Broad h. 19 Franklin 
 
 Ball Barnhart, oiled silk 64 Newark 
 
 Ball Charlotte, widow of Alexander 9 Union 
 
 Ball David, 15 Fair 
 
 Ball Edwin T. shoemaker 50 William 
 
 Ball Elbert R. jeweler 50 Lafayette 
 
 Ball Emma L. dressmaker 2 Vir.e 
 
 Ball Frank, carman 30 Adams 
 
 Ball Hannah, widow 460Broad 
 
 Ball Henry, clerk lime kiln 48 Bridge 
 
 Ball Hooper C. carpenter 266 Plane 
 
 Ball Horace W. jeweler 1 Franklin Court h. 126 Mulberry 
 
 Ball & Co. H. W. jewelers 1 Franklin Court 
 
 Ball Jacob, plater 19 Warren 
 
 Ball John S. shoemaker 2 Vine 
 
 Ball Josephine A. dressmaker 63 Washington 
 
 Ball Nathaniel C. painter and glazier 49 h. 92 Commerce 
 
 Ball Oliver H. India rubber 9 Summit 
 
 Ball Socrates, shoemaker 2 Vine 
 
 Ball Stephen A. C. shoemaker 198 Washington
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 65 
 
 Ballard Hetty, widow of Jeremiah 27 South Canal 
 Ballentine Mary A. R. widow of Samuel 148 Nesbitt 
 Ballentine Peter, brewer 137 River h. 15 Lumber 
 Bamper Garret, mason 39 Ferrv 
 Bange Frederick, 327 North Broad 
 Bange Henrv, com. mer. N. Y. state 327 North Broad 
 Bangs AlbaM. carpenter 84 Plane 
 Bangs Eli A. butcher 3 Ferry h. 8 South Market 
 Bank George, tailor 41 Broom 
 Banker Lewis, sawyer 29 Market 
 Banks James, moulder 71 Ferry 
 Banks James, moulder 71 River 
 Banks Samuel, M. D. 356 Broad 
 Banner William, shoemaker 5 Comes 
 Bannister Deborah, widow of David 3 Franklin Place 
 Bannister Isaac, shoe mrf. 130 Market h. 23 Commerce 
 Bannister James A. clerk 130 Market 
 Bannister & Son, shoe manufacturers 130 Market 
 Bannister William H. shoe mfr. 130 Market h. 18 Orleans 
 Baradale Thomas, blacksmith 16 Ailing 
 Barber Jesse, tailor 186 South Broad 
 Barber John, shoemaker 16 Fulton 
 Barber Johnston, upholsterer 196 Broad h. 37 Franklin 
 Barber Randolph, carman 13 Rankin 
 Barclay Abigail, widow of George 464 Broad 
 Barclay Alex, saddle ware mfr. 204 Market h. 464 Broad 
 Barclay & Co. A. saddlery hardware manufrs. 204 Market 
 Barclay Miss E. V. teacher 32 Fair 
 Bard Catharine, widow of Thomas (col'd) 36 Adams 
 Bardslee William, machinist 31 Orange 
 Barker John G. capt. 34 Lafayette 
 Barlow Andrew, blacksmith 6 Van Buren 
 Barlow Festus S grocer 107 Broad 
 Barlow & Co. F. S. grocers 107 Broad c. Bridge 
 Barlow Peleg M. hatter 46 South Canal 
 Barlow William, tailor 15 Prince 
 Barnes Henrietta, vest maker 98 Market 
 Barnett Anna M. teacher 62 Union 
 
 Barnett Christopher C. coach lace manufacturer 21 Ward 
 Barnelt James G. clothier 123 Market 
 Barnett John, mer. tailor 238 Broad r. 77 Commerce 
 Barnett John, plater 27 South Canal 
 Barnett & Co. John, merchant tailors 233 Broad 
 Barnett Nancy, widow of William S. 62 Union 
 Barnett Stephen D. iron mfr. rear 58 Hamilton h. 6 E-Fair 
 Barnett Susan A. select school 1 Clinton h. 77 Commerce 
 Barnett William, laborer 66 Crane 
 Barnum Isaac D. engineer 122 East River 
 6*
 
 GO FIERSON'S 
 
 Barnum Isaac W. metalogist 122 East River 
 
 Barret Walter, laborer 87 Bank 
 
 Barret William, currier 131 Academy 
 
 Barrickle A. earthern glass store 49 Warren 
 
 Barrows Rev. Lorenzo D. pas.Clinton-st. ch. 26 Commerce 
 
 Barry Emma, 36 Bank 
 
 Barry Isaac, chemical works 44 East River 
 
 Barry Robert, stone cutter 12 Congress 
 
 Barry Vashti, widow of Noble 36 Bank 
 
 Barth Frank C baker Hi New York 
 
 Barlhel George, blacksmith 7 West 
 
 Bartholf John G. wood moulding 60 Hamilton 
 
 Bartholf J H. 3S2 Broad 
 
 Bartlett Mary, widow of Capt. Samuel 1 Washington 
 
 Bartlett Nathan, mason foot E. River 
 
 Bartlett William, Tailor 723 Broad 
 
 Barton Andrew D. 165 Warren 
 
 Barton Henry, jeweler 3 1 Clinton 
 
 Barton Miss Louisa, school 8 James r. 23 Bleeker 
 
 Barton Ph.ebe, 8 West 
 
 Barton Thomas, currier 24 Lombardy 
 
 Bassett Stephen B. carpenter 20 North Essex 
 
 Bassett William L. dry goods ^56 Broad 
 
 Bassinger James, chief engineer on M. & E. Railroad 
 
 Batelzal Leibrig, tailor 63 Brunswick 
 
 Bates Bedell L. 115 Washington 
 
 Batesell George, furrier 121 Railroad avenue 
 
 Batesell Jr. George, halter 121 Railroad avenue 
 
 Bateson James, grocer 53 Grand 
 
 Bathgate James E. butcher 22 Centre Market h. Orange c. 
 
 Roseville avenue 
 Battel Valentine, tailor 12 Grand 
 Batti Augustus, grinder 105 Academy 
 Battin Joseph, gas works engineer & builder 421j Broad 
 Battin Sylvester S. sup'tgas works Buffalo 42lj Broad 
 Battey Charles, tailor 40 Commerce 
 Bauer Adam, trunk maker 129 Broad 
 Bauer George, fancy dry goo Is 280 Broad h. 21 Nicholson 
 Bauer John, cooper 139 Thomas 
 Baugh Peter, jeweler 29 Orchard 
 Baum Barnet, potter 23 Broad 
 Baum Barnet, potter 6 Kinney 
 Baum John, baker 71 Lock 
 Baum Phillip, moulder 13 Bovden 
 Baumbeck Joseph, tailor 47 Prince 
 Baumester Fritz, harness maker 8 North Canal 
 Bawer Frederick, tailor 83 Court 
 Baxter Morgan T. grocer flour & feed and lamp oil 378 
 
 Broad h. 14 Walnut
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 67 
 
 Baylis Isaac, jeweler 51 South Broad 
 
 Baylis Walter, clerk 9 South Essex 
 
 Beach Abraham, jailor city prison Wilsey n. Canal 
 
 Beach Alexander, carriage maker 35 Mechanic 
 
 Beach Caleb, coach trimmer 35 Mechanic 
 
 Beach Chilion, machinist 17 Liberty 
 
 Beach Eliza J. milliner 29 Commerce 
 
 Beach Ephraim, civil engineer Catskill,N. Y. 
 
 Beach Henry C. 249 Market 
 
 Beach Henry C. jeweler 14 Liberty 
 
 Beach Henry N. provisions 26 Front h. Brooklyn, N. Jr. 
 
 Beach Henry O. jeweler 7 Franklin 
 
 Beach James R. Brooklyn 
 
 Beach Joshua M. dry goods New York 
 
 Beach Julia Ann, dress maker 140 Mulberry 
 
 Beach Mary, widow of Cyrenus 22 Clinton 
 
 Beach Ma^y M. widow of Isaac N. 4 Green 
 
 Beach Nancy, widow of Ephraim, 7 Franklin 
 
 Beach Phebe, widow of Daniel D. 2 Rowens Court 
 
 Beach Polly, widow of Samuel 116 Market 
 
 Beach Stephen, shoemaker Junction Place Orange 
 
 Beach William W. coach maker Morristown 
 
 Beam Anthony C. jeweler West 38 Warren 
 
 Beam Christopher, trunk maker Broom c. Springfield av. 
 
 Beam Elias C. stoves &c. 302 Broad h. 225 Washington 
 
 Beam Hassel H. shoemaker 147 Elm 
 
 Beam Jsaiah, merchant Pompton^ N. J. 
 
 Beam Peter M. carpenter Railroad avenue h. 38 Warren 
 
 Beam Sarah, widow of John D 28 Columbia 
 
 Bean Adam, itidia rubber 123 Sheffied 
 
 Bean Adam, tailor 41 West 
 
 Bean John, india rubber c. Chatham and New 
 
 Bear Jr. Francis 85 Orange 
 
 Beard Mary, widow of Samuel 158Maiket 
 
 Beardsley Isaac, machinist 23 Bridge 
 
 Beardsley John, livery stable 158 h. 166 Washington 
 
 Beardsley John C. farmer 214 Elizabethtown road 
 
 Beatly George, saddler 29 Hector 
 
 Beatty James C. gardener 63 East River 
 
 Beaver Bernard, jeweler 54 William 
 
 Beaver William, cutler 97 Broad 
 
 Beck Charles, turner 2 Chapel Court 
 
 Beck Charles, jeweler 35 East Kinney 
 
 Beck Frederick, tailor 7 Pierson's Alley 
 
 Beck William, jeweler rear 175 Railroad Avenue 
 
 Becker Frederick, jeweler 5 West 
 
 Becker T. shoemaker 43 William 
 
 Beckwith George, jeweler 34 Columbia
 
 68 PIERSON'S 
 
 Bedell Charles T. California 66 Walnut 
 
 Bedell Horace, jeweler 52 Court 
 
 Bedell Joseph, carman 30 Grand 
 
 Bedell Moses I. shoemaker 32 Church 
 
 Bedford & Crane, bow makers 56 Mechanic 
 
 Bedford David, grocer 224 Washington 
 
 Bedford Electa, vest maker 46 Court 
 
 Bedford Hannah, \\idow of Simon 14 Liberty 
 
 Eodford Simeon, bow manuf. 56 Mechanic h. 14 Liberty 
 
 Bedford Thomas, jeweler 350 Broad 
 
 Bedford William K. carpenter 33 Bleeker 
 
 Bedient John, hatter 20 Fair 
 
 Beecher Rev. Charles, Pastor Free Pies. Church, h. 150 
 
 Washington 
 
 Beehr Frederick, rear 93 Commerce 
 Beek Leonard, tailor 96 Market 
 Beeler Frederick, wheelwright 95 East Green 
 Beers Charles P. accountant C6 Walnut 
 Beers Mindwell. widow of George H. 172 Mulberry 
 Beetham Susannah, widow of Rev. John, 271 Plane 
 Beelham William, trunkmaker 271 Plane 
 Begbie George L. jeweler 34 Bank 
 Begbie John, recorder clerk's office 8 Rankin Place 
 Begbie John T. saddler 8 Rankin Place 
 Beggan Phillip, suspender maker 11 Stephen's Court 
 Behr Edward, importer 78 River 
 Beii Henry, carman Jones n. South Orange avenue 
 Beir George, locksmith rear 31 Garden 
 Belant Eveline, widow of Toussaint, 3 Fair 
 Belant Francis F. Mansion house, Morristown N. J. 
 Belant Henry, 27 Park Place 
 Belant Leon L. liquor dealer 29 h. 3 Fair 
 Belant Louis L. liquor merchant 29 Fair r. Park House 
 Belcher & Brothers, rule makers Camptown, N. J. 
 Belcher George, currier 28 Bridge 
 Belcher Zachariah, machinist 136 State 
 Bell Archibald, stone cutter 61 Catharine 
 Bell John, painter 1 Clinton h. Harrison 
 Bell Richard W. Jeweler 381 Broad 
 Bellhafar John M. saddler 154 Springfield Avenue 
 Bembridge John, machinist 32 Union 
 Bembridge & Henn, file &; rasp maker at Manning Righter 
 
 Bender John, basket maker 96 Quarry 
 
 Bender Peter, hatter 7 Kinney 
 
 Benedict & Ball harness manufacturers 364x Broad 
 
 Benedict G. B. hatter 27 Walnut 
 
 Benedict Terah, saddler 364A Broad h. 12 Park Place
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 69 
 
 Benjamin Charles, carpenter 25 Green 
 
 Benjamin Daniel D. master mason 47 Catharine 
 
 Benjamin Elizabeth, widow of Nathan 25 Green 
 
 Benjamin Elizabeth P. tailoress 31 Halsey 
 
 Benjamin Jerusha M. tailores 46 Court 
 
 Benjamin Mary A, tailoress 47 Fair 
 
 Benn Charles, brass filer 157 Academy 
 
 Bennett Albert, cutler 169 Plane 
 
 Bennett Henry, blacksmith rear 12 Fair 
 
 Bennett Hugh D. hatter 3 North Canal 
 
 Bennett Jane, widow of James inquire at 277 Mulberry 
 
 Bennett John, tailor 7 Charlton 
 
 Bennett John C. stamp and type dealer 83 Plane 
 
 Bennett Joseph, shoemaker 12 Beach 
 
 Bennett Moses T. shoemaker 94 Kinney 
 
 Borjnett Thomas, tailor 239 Plane 
 
 Bennett William, shoemaker 27 Walnut 
 
 Bennette Henry, hatter 259 Washington 
 
 Bennette Maria Ann, widow of Uzal (). 34 Church 
 
 Bennetle Randolph, sash and blind 55 Bank 
 
 Bennison James, tanner 13 Comes 
 
 Benson Catharine A. dress maker 30 South Market 
 
 Benwood Teresa, widow of Morris 23 William 
 
 Berg Charles, laborer Court c. Charlton 
 
 Berg Falden, tailor 211 Court 
 
 Berg Frederick, laborer 1 Rankin 
 
 Berg John, laborer Court c. Charlton 
 
 Bergen Isaac, teamster lit Broad 
 
 Bergen Jacob, grinder 2 Chapel Court 
 
 Bergen John, grocer 40 River 
 
 Bergstraszar Wolf, peddler 59 Springfield avenue 
 
 Berrier Francis, quarryman 47 Market 
 
 Berringer Christian, jeweler 114 Church 
 
 Barry Abijah C. grocer 404 Broad h. 48 Court 
 
 Berry David C. currier 86i Market h. 173 Washington 
 
 Berry Matthew, stone cutter 33 Jefferson 
 
 Berry Milo H. cabinet maker Columbus S. C. 
 
 Berry Patoman, carpenter 723 Broad 
 
 Berry & Ward, grocers 404 Broad 
 
 Berry William A. hatter Bank c. Chatham 
 
 Bertrand Frederick, 20 Mill 
 
 Berwick John, tailor 82 Mercer 
 
 Bestick Timothy, saddler 196P'ane 
 
 Besser Jacob, baker 66 Court 
 
 Bethel John, shoemaker 131 Kinney 
 
 Betz Charles, buckle maker 134 Kinney 
 
 Betzeler Christiana, widow of Matthias, 99 S. Canal 
 
 Beuret Celesta, spring maker 66 Union
 
 70 PIERSON'S 
 
 Beyer Frederick, carpenter 27 Church 
 
 Bicknell Ann. widow 17 Orleans 
 
 Bjcknell Charles C. New York 17 Orleans 
 
 Biddulph Francis A. fruiterer Centre M. h. rear 18 Com. 
 
 Biddulph George, jeweler 300 Washington 
 
 Bigelow Moses, varnish mfr. 228 Mulberry h. 29 Smith 
 
 Bigelow & Price, varnish manufacturers 22S Mulberry 
 
 Bimbal Andrew, tailor 27 Grand 
 
 Bimbler John, oil'd silk 60 Newark 
 
 Bines Edward, tailor 128 Lock 
 
 Bines Maxwell, hatter 26 South Canal 
 
 Binger John, blacksmith 6 Maiden Lane 
 
 Binn Edward, tailor 132 Lock 
 
 Bioren John B. jeweler 291 Washington 
 
 Birbeck James, 106 Mulberry 
 
 Bird David, saddler 20 Front 
 
 Bird James R. butcher 15 Centre Market h. 1G8 Orange 
 
 Bird Jeremiah, 2 North Ward Market h. 93 Orange 
 
 Bird Mary, widow of James 60 State 
 
 Birdsall George, sash & blind 53 Broad h. 37 Ogden 
 
 Birdsall Mary, widow of William 37 Ogden 
 
 Birdsall Mary, widow of Henry 368J Broad 
 
 Birdsall Robert, painter 70 Broad h. East Newark 
 
 Birhom Phillip, jewuler 203 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Birmingham James, laborer 56 Brown 
 
 Birnbaum Zachariah. paper box 32 Catharine 
 
 Birsh John, tailor 20 Prince 
 
 Birrell David, boot maker 29 Kinney 
 
 Birrell Jr. David, shoemaker 39 Orchard 
 
 Birrell William, boot maker 51 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Bisbee William K. harness maker 344 Broad 
 
 Bishop Abigail, widow of Samuel 118 Plane 
 
 Bishop Charles K. editor daily Eagle 
 
 Bishop Elizabeth, widow of Peter 36 Clinton 
 
 Bishop James, umbrella furniture & fancy steel toys State 
 
 c. Sheffield h. Ifil Quarry 
 Bishop John, hat colorer 120 Walnut 
 Bishop Julia, widow of Isaac 118 Plane 
 Bishop & Kerr, pocket books 29 Plutne 
 Bishop Peter S, jeweler 75 Walnut 
 Bitegel Martin, shoemaker 15 Broom 
 Black Braddock, painter 19 Bank r. 97 Washington, 
 Black John, cooper, G25 High 
 Black Joseph, 146 Mulberry c. Elm 
 Black Mary, confectioner 351 Broad 
 Black William G. painier 156 Market h. 97 Washington 
 Blackford James, carrier of papers 67 Bank 
 Blackford James C, shoemaker 126 Plane
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 71 
 
 Blackford Martha, tailoress 49 Bank 
 Blake Andrew. 29 Ogdcn 
 Blake Catharine, widow of Phillip 50 Union 
 Blake James, blacksmith 23 Green 
 
 Blakesly , tallow chandler 31 Kinney 
 
 BlaisdeJl Thomas, 22 Boudinot 
 
 Blanchard David O. patent leather New n. Newark 
 
 Blanchard Harriet F. 122 Lock 
 
 Blanchard John, (colored) teamster 37 Warren 
 
 Blanchard Noah F. japanner ISew c. Newark 
 
 Blatt Jacob, baker 66 Court, 
 
 Blau Gustav, cap maker 25 William h. 16 Spruce 
 
 Blauvelt Abraham D. shoe manf. 138 Market h 243 Plane 
 
 Blauvelt Jacob C. shoemaker 131 Kinney 
 
 Blauvelt John S shoemaker 247 Plane 
 
 Blazier Eliphalet C. constable 16 Walnut c. Orchard 
 
 Blazier Peter, saddler rear 43 Monroe 
 
 Bleman John, tailor 29 Grand 
 
 Blessaman George, stomach bitters 259 Broad 
 
 Blewitt John, stone cutter rear 28 Union 
 
 Bleyle George, hatter 43 Mulberry 
 
 Bleything Eugene A. tinman 29s Broad 
 
 Bley thing Joseph, trunk makei 29s Broad 
 
 Bleything Mary A. 29s Broad 
 
 Bleything Sarah M* 29B Broad 
 
 Bliss Alfred, tinman 3ti6 Broad 
 
 Bliss Elihu, jeweler Brooklyn N. Y. 
 
 Bliss Henry, jeweler Philadelphia 
 
 Blum Nicholas, gardner foot East River 
 
 Blumbery Feywel, teacher 57 Springfield avenue 
 
 Boals John F. carriage maker 39 Green 
 
 Boals Martha, 16 Harrison 
 
 Board Horace, 258 Broad h. 30 Bank 
 
 Bockee John J. New York 4 Washington Place 
 
 Boddy Martha, widow of Andrew 54 North Canal 
 
 Boddy Mary, widow of John 30 Norfolk 
 
 Boden & Brannen, carriages 30 lumber c. River 
 
 Boden Lawrence, coach maker 30 Lumber h. 4 S. Bridge 
 
 Boerum Amelia, widcw of Stephen 77 Catharine 
 
 Boerum Martin, boatman 15 East Kinney 
 
 Bogan Bernard, baker 81 Mulberry h. 49 Bruen 
 
 Bogan & Brother, bakers 81 Mulberry 
 
 Bogan Charles, baker 81 Mulberry h. 49 Bruen 
 
 Bogart Alexander, shoemaker 61 Catharine 
 
 Bogart Jacob, trunk maker 168 Washington 
 
 Bogert Jacob, shoemaker 34 Thomas 
 
 Boole Frederick W. shoemaker 51 Jones 
 
 Bogler Ernest, trunk maker rear 24 William
 
 72 PIERSON'S 
 
 Boggs Eliza, widow of William 12 Warren 
 Bohnenberger George, jeweler 26 Cottage 
 Bohner John, shoemaker 1 Church 
 Bohrienger Frederick, laborer 3l Van Buren 
 Boland Ellen, widow of Owen 9 Broad 
 Boland Frances, dress maker 4 James 
 Boland Michael, laborer Warren c. Golden 
 Boland Terance, grocer 174 Plane 
 Bolcer George, wheelwright 276 Plane 
 Bolen John, carpenter 54 State 
 Bolf Godfrey, jeweler 3 William 
 Bolin George W. founder 549 High 
 Bolles Alexander, 261 Broad . 
 
 Bolles Charles O. 18 Park Church Place 
 Bolles Enoch, 19 Park Church Place 
 Bolles Jr. Enoch, flour 1 Commercial h. 16 Park Chh. PI, 
 Bolles Ephraim, 261 Broad c. Clinton 
 Bolles Ezra B. coffin 240 Broad h. 37 Division Place 
 Bolles Isaiah, 18 Park Church Place 
 Bolles Nathan, 14 Park Church Place 
 Bolles Nathan T. 261 Broad 
 Bolles Oscar, turner 20 Broad 
 Bolles William, shoemaker 81 Plane 
 Bond Abner, grocer 372 Broad 
 Bond Alfred, collar maker 97 Commerce 
 Bond Harvey S. clerk 84 New 
 Bond Ja.nes F. land agent 298 Broad h. 119 Union 
 Bond Samuel W. insurance ag't. 298 Broad li. 210 Plane 
 Bond Stephen, Newark & Caldwell Exp's Caldwell N. J- 
 Bond Wiiliam, cigar maker 19 Green 
 Bond Wm. S. inquire 21 Warren 
 Bonnel Alfred H. blacksmith 75 Green 
 Bonnel Benjamin B. hatter 83 Catharine 
 Bonnel Ithamar W. grocer 266 Broad h. 15 Academy 
 Bonnel John A. coach maker 3 Ferry h. 94 Congress 
 Bonnel Joel M. tinner 56 Catharine 
 Bonnel Jonathan C. near Summit Morris 6f E. R. Road 
 Bonnel Marcus E. blacksmith 18 Lafayette 
 Bonnel Sarah, widow of Luther 48 Smith 
 Bonnel Stephen M. carpenter 604 Broad 
 Bonnel Stephen M. 37 Commercial h. 21 S. Market 
 Bonnel Sylvanus S. spoke turner 94 E. Green 
 Bonnel & Whitty, grocers 266 Broad c. Bank 
 Bonsall Mary Ann, widow of Samuel W. 68 New 
 Bonsall Samuel F. lamp maker 32 Walnut 
 Bonsall Samuel S. hatter 32 Walnut 
 Bontgen Abraham, step maker and grocer 129 Broad 
 Bontgen Charles W. saddler's tools 25 Orange h. 129 Broad
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 73 
 
 Bonycamper Frederick, gardener 518 Ferry 
 
 Boomer John, laborer 48 Grand 
 
 Booth Charles, coachsmith 87 Catharine 
 
 Booth Edward, hatter Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Booth George, sash and blind maker 29 Halscy 
 
 Booth Sen. George, hatter Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Booth Jr. George, hatter Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Booth James, hatter Lhleans n. Orange 
 
 Booth John, hatter 65 Orange 
 
 Booth John, hatter 349 High 
 
 Booth Joseph, 147 Orange 
 
 Booth Joseph, hatter Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Booth Robert, hatter rear 349 High 
 
 Booth & Sons, hat manufacturers Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Booth Thomas J. hatter 349 High 
 
 Booth William, hatter Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Borcherling Jr Charles, clothier 144 Broad h. 70 Plane 
 
 Borchers Louis, vinegar manufacturer 176 Academy 
 
 Boss Henry, carver 223 Bank 
 
 Bosworth David C. Philadelphia 17 Orange 
 
 Bosworth Lewis, 17 Orange 
 
 BottierG. 15 Kinney 
 
 Boughner Dennis, carpenter 16U Railroad avenue 
 
 Boughton Elihu S. coffee saloon 262 Market 
 
 Bouingdon Benjamin, coach maker 81 Plane 
 
 Boumister Mitits, tailor 76 Mercer 
 
 Boutillette George, hatter 55 Liberty 
 
 Bowdan Henry D.japanner51 Orleans n. Nesbitt 
 
 Bowden John I. hatter 228 Plane 
 
 Bowdea Sarah, tailorss 5l Orleans 
 
 Bowen Eleazer, india rubber 83 Orleans 
 
 Bowen N. P. clerk 366 Broad 
 
 Bower Charles, coach painter 240 Market 
 
 Bower George, blacksmith 72 Catharine 
 
 Bower Philip, engineer 37 Ogden n. Division 
 
 Bower William, letter cutter 159 Orange 
 
 Bowers Charles,, jeweler 131 Mulberry 
 
 Bowers William, carpenter 39 Mechanic 
 
 Bowles Joseph A. malleable iron 25 Orange h. 20 Division 
 
 Bowles Thomas, hatter 58 Sheffield 
 
 Bowman Jacob, carriage maker 50 Plan* 
 
 Bowman Jane, widow of James 1 East Mechanic 
 
 Bowfelinger John, machinist 29 Plane 
 
 Boyce Abraham, gardener 6_Haraburg Place 
 
 Boyd David, laborer 5 Beaver, 
 
 Boyd Robert, oil dealer 29 Commerce 
 
 Boyd Robert A! merchant Mendham, N. J. 
 
 Boyd Theodore, clerk 53 Church 
 
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 74 PIERSON'S 
 
 Boyd Thomas, cooper 620 High 
 
 Boyd William, blacksmith 15 Market 
 
 Boyd William, laborer emquire 87 Orange 
 
 Boyden Henry S. 200 Market h. 19 Clinton 
 
 Boyden Lorenzo, shoe manuf 302 Broad h. 20 Orchard 
 
 Boyden Obadiah S. machinist 189 Orange 
 
 Boyden Otis, shoe manufacturer 200 Market h. 19 Clinton 
 
 Boyden ^Seth, machinist 60 Sheffield 
 
 Boyer Catharine, widow milliner ana dress m. 148 Broad 
 
 Boylan Aaron, 341 Broad 
 
 Boylan Brian, laborer 40 Garden 
 
 Boylan David K. attorney at law 287 Broad h. 43 Colum'a 
 
 Boylan Dennis, clerk 224i Broad 
 
 Boylan Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin D. 29 S. Essex 
 
 Boylan Eveline, widow of Aaron O. 341 Broad 
 
 Boylan James, laborer 11 Rankin 
 
 Boylan James B. clothier 296 Broad r. 29 South Essex 
 
 Boylan James H. attorney at law 287 r. 341 Broad 
 
 Boylan John, clothing store 296 Broad h. 29 S. Essex 
 
 Boylan J. & J. B. clothiers 296 Broad 
 
 Boylan Lawrence, clerk 224J Broad 
 
 Boylan Matthew, laborer 175 Plane 
 
 Boylan Patrick, tailor 46 East Kinney over railroad 
 
 Boylan Thomas, laborer 34 East Kinney 
 
 Boyle Charles, fruit and vegetables 3 Centre Market 
 
 Boyle Cornelius, morocco dresser 171 Washington 
 
 Boyle Francis, mason 12 Nesbitt 
 
 Boyle Hugh, laborer 12 Van Buren 
 
 Boyle Michael, laborer 16 Crane 
 
 Boyle Patrick, laborer Chatham near Inneis 
 
 Bozear Charles, jeweler 29 Cottage 
 
 Bracht John, tailor 169 Court 
 
 Brackin David, grocer 10 Shipman 
 
 Brackin Hugh, laborer 27 Catharine 
 
 Brackin Thomas, grocer 57 River 
 
 Brackin William, mason 78 Nesbitt 
 
 Bradford Joseph, plater 27 Durand 
 
 Bradley Charles, mason 3 South Orange avenue 
 
 Bradley David, second hand furniture 88 Bd. h. 78 Spring 
 
 Bradley George, hatter 3 South Orange avenue 
 
 Bradley James, hatter 85 Plane 
 
 Bradley James S. tin & stoves 123 Washington 
 
 Bradley John, jeweler 1 Green 
 
 Bradley Joseph P. attorney and counsellor 251 Broad 
 
 Bradley Rev. William, prin'l S. W. class'l seminary 7 South 
 
 Bradner Wm. B. 28 Smith 
 
 Bradshaw Hannah, widow of John 8 Harrison 
 
 Bradshaw James, keeper railroad bridge
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 75 
 
 Bradshaw Robert, currier 59 Catharine 
 
 Brady Andrew, blacksmith 14 South Market 
 
 Brady Barnett, shoemaker 96 Kinney 
 
 Brady Bernard, filer 4 Columbia . 
 
 Brady James, grocer Chatham c. Warren 
 
 Brady James, morocco dresser 29 Searing 
 
 Brady Jane, widow 238 Mulberry 
 
 Brady John, laborer 25 Ogden 
 
 Brady John, laborer 1 North Broad 
 
 Brady John, morocco dresser 29 Searing 
 
 Brady Mary, widow of Francis 70 Boston 
 
 Brady Mary, widow of Patrick 59 Mechanic 
 
 Brady Michael, blacksmith 14 South Market 
 
 Brady Michael, laborer 10 Van Buren 
 
 Brady Nancy, 9 Pennsylvania avenue 
 
 Brady Patrick, laborer 11 Adams 
 
 Brady Patrick, harness maker 8 Pearl 
 
 Brady Peter, laborer 8 South Canal 
 
 Brady Philip, morocco dresser 29 Searing 
 
 Brady Philip, fidler 12 Sheffield 
 
 Brady Thomas, morocco dresser 29 Searing 
 
 Bragaw Abraham, 31 Broad 
 
 Bragaw Elias, hat mfr. 3 Railroad avenue h. 39 Commerce 
 
 Bragaw John, patent leather 117 Washington h. 13 Park PI 
 
 Brainard George, shoemaker 69 Springfield avenue 
 
 Brambach Ignatz, harness mfr. 85 Catharine 
 
 Brandes Charles, blacksmith 87 Tichenor 
 
 Brandos Francis, tailor 136 Newark 
 
 Brandley John, tailor 120 Springfield avenue 
 
 Brandley Lucas, lock manufacturer 178 Bank 
 
 Branigan James, malleable iron 146 Academy 
 
 Branigan'John, gardener 12 Cherry 
 
 Brannan Catharine, widow ef Thomas 87 Bank 
 
 Brannan John, india rubber 87 Bank 
 
 Brannan Thomas, laborer 1 North Broad 
 
 Brannen Jas. A. coach mfr. 30 Lumber h. 9 Front 
 
 Brant Albert, jeweler 16 Scott 
 
 Brant David O. trunk maker California 44 Bank 
 
 Brant Elliott, shoemaker 81 Plane 
 
 Brant John M. hat manufacturer 326 Bread h. 44 Bank 
 
 Brant Julia, widow of Isaac, 44 Bank 
 
 Brant Richard, carpenter 29 Academy 
 
 Brant Stewart, coach lamp painter 46 Church 
 
 Brant Susan, widow of Samuel 121 Mulberry c. Green 
 
 Brant William, tailor 198 Washington 
 
 Brantzgam Henry, coachsmith 72 Court 
 
 Brann Lewis, physician 31 North Canal 
 
 Brassell Jshn, saddler 22 Halsey
 
 76 PIERSON'S 
 
 Bread Adrian, comb maker 34 Walnut 
 Ere Jacob, jeweler 16 Scott 
 Breese Augustus, teamster 14 James 
 Breese John, carpenter 134 Washington 
 Breese Thomas, machinist 323 Broad h. 99 Mulberry 
 Breintnall John H. H. 320 High 
 
 Breintnall Sophia A. widow of Rev. Thomas 320 High 
 Bremmer William, trunk maker 676 Broad 
 Brenton Elizabeth, widow of Peter 17 Cross 
 Brenton Henry, machinist 17 Cross 
 Brestman John, 29 West 
 Brett Eliza, 330 Mulberry 
 Brett John, trunk maker 60 South 
 Brett Nelly, widow 330 Mulberry 
 Brett Patrick, clerk 104J Academy 
 Brewer Henry, carpenter 34 Arch 
 Brice John, 49 Lawrence 
 Brick Nicholas) laborer 8 Adams 
 
 Brickner Andrew, tailor c. Up. Jefferson & Springfield av. 
 Bridle Geor r - >, shoemaker 60 Court 
 Briggs John H. currier 507 High 
 Briggs Russel D. shoe manufacturer 246 High 
 Bright Albert, jeweler 18 Ferry 
 Bright James, bakery SB Commerce 
 Bright Julius, watch maker 102 Market 
 Bright T. clocks and watches 102 Market 
 Brill John, gardener 220 Point Lane 
 Brinsmade Rev. Horatio N. D. D. pastor 3d Chh. 413 Broad 
 ' Brintzinghoffer John, segar maker 374 Broad h. 22 Walnut 
 Brintzinghoflfer W. A. tobacconist 374 Br'd h. 25 Orchard 
 Brislen James, laborer 79 Court 
 
 Brislen Michael laborer 30 Norfolk 
 
 Brislen Michael, laborer 48 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Brison David, Milhittt, N. J. 
 
 Brison Philip, 44 Hedges Alley 
 
 Brison Robert, laborer 54 Broad 
 
 Brison William, laborer 140 Chestnut 
 
 Bristman John, tailor 29 West 
 
 Brittain John, hatter 171 Plane 
 
 Britten John S. painter 51 Commerce 
 
 Brittin Alfred B- Bridgeport, Conn. 
 
 Brittin John A. express agent 6 Catharine 
 
 Brixner Jacob, colhr maker 18 Augusta 
 
 Broadbent John, machinist 131 Orange 
 
 Broadbent Sidney, machinist 116 State 
 
 Broadley Thomas, moulder 42 Richmond 
 
 Broa<3rick Michael, carpenter 16 Cherrv 
 
 Broad well Wickliffe G, morocco foot Garden h. . Town
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 
 
 Brock John D. hatter 279 High 
 Brockhurt Bodley, jeweler 4 East Green 
 Brockman George H. lace weaver 104 Church 
 Brocksmit C, H. engraver 320 r. 366 Broad 
 Brogan Michael, laborer 1 Gallagher's Court 
 firokaw Albert, tailor 48 Bleeker 
 Bromage Henry, blacksmith 14 Summit 
 Bromby Thomas, currier 18 Pluin 
 Brook Edmund, fisherman 3 Bleeker 
 Brook Thomas, fisherman 30 Academy 
 Brookhouse Margaret, 6 Halsey 
 
 Brooks Abraham, mason 21 Morris &. E. R. R. avenue 
 Brooks James H. machinist 24 Summit 
 Brophy John, morocco dresser 29 Searing 
 Brophy John, confectioner 39 Mechanic 
 Brounn $ Baldwin, platers, sad. hardware Ham. c. Bruen 
 Brounn Peter A. plater Hamilton c. Bruen h. 24 Ailing 
 Browe Alfred,' lamp maker 16 Franklin Place 
 Browe & Dougherty, lamp makers 329 Broad 
 Browe John, machinist 16 Franklin Place 
 Browe William, lamp maker 329 Broad h. 12 Green 
 Browe Senr. William 16 Franklin Place 
 Brower Abraham V. grocer 23 Columbia 
 Brower & Day, light carriage manfs. 11 Bank 
 Brower George M. shnemaker 269 Plane 
 Brower Michael, Iabordr64 North Canal 
 Brower Thomas S. trimmer 11 Bank h. 46 William 
 Brown Albert H. 231 Plane 
 
 Brown Amanda, milliner 343 Broad 
 
 Brown Amanda M. 77 Bleeker 
 Brown Archibald, currier 59 Green 
 Brown Catharine B. widow of Samuel U. 30 Columbia 
 Brown Charles, blacksmith 96 Walnut 
 Brown Charles, carpenter 15 Franklin 
 Brown Chas- (col'd) liv. stable 3 Harrison h. r. 5 August i 
 Brown Charles E. harness maker Paterson 
 Brown Christian, ale house 3 William 
 Brown Cyrus M. machinist 12 Division 
 Brown Deborah A. widow of Noah 4 East River 
 Brown Elizabeth, widow of Daniel B. Camptown road 
 Brown George P. currier 56 Market h. 228 Plane 
 Brown Henry L. engineer M. & E. R. R. 105 Orange 
 Brown Isaac P. master mason 9 Franklin Place 
 Brown Jacob, grocer 7 River 
 
 Brown James, japan hat mfr. 7 Nuttman h. 188 Warren 
 Brown James, mason 73 Plane 
 Brown Mrs. James D. 40 South Canal 
 Brown Job D. 8hoemaker98 Walnut 
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 78 PIERSON'S 
 
 Brown John, boatman 19 East River 
 
 Brown John, boatman 12 Bridge 
 
 Brown John, grocer 196 Bank c. Lock 
 
 Brown John S. mason 136 Kinney 
 
 Brown John T. dock builder 14 E. Kinney 
 
 Brown Joseph, canaler 24 Drift 
 
 Brown Josiah, blacksmith 38 North Canal 
 
 Brown Lewist laborer 31 Washington 
 
 Brown Margaret E. 20 Baldwin 
 
 Brown Mary, widow of John D. 103 Plane 
 
 Brown Matthias, grocer 199 Railroad avenue 
 
 Brown Michael, hatter 9 Beaver 
 
 Brown Nancy, nurse 9 Longworth 
 
 Brown Phebe, widow of David C. 19 Broad ' 
 
 Brown Richard, mason New York n. S. Prospect 
 
 Brown Robert L. carpenter 19 Augusta 
 
 Brown Robert P. machinist 72 Walnut 
 
 Brown Samuel (colored) rear 39 Garden 
 
 Brown Samuel B. (colored) sailor 103 Mill 
 
 Brown Samuel B. 492 Broad 
 
 Brown Samuel P. Millviile 
 
 Brown Sarah, 9 Longworth 
 
 Brown Susan, widow of Abraham 8 Plum 
 
 Brown Thomas, laborer 172 Bank 
 
 Brown Thomas, (colored) teamster rear 37 Warren 
 
 Brown Thomas, laborer 68 Boston 
 
 Brown Thomas C. periodical agent 16 New 
 , Brown Thomas E. brass founder 130 Plane 
 
 Brown Valentine, spring maker 504 Rail Road avenue h, 
 184 South Broad 
 
 Brown Warring, shoemaker 5 South Orange avenue 
 Brown William, grocer 34 Market 
 Brown William, trunk maker 120 Broad 
 
 Brown William, cutler 609 High 
 
 Brown William, gardener 71 Nesbitt 
 
 Brown William, shoemaker 35 North Canal 
 
 Brown William M. ornamental painter 11 Thomas 
 
 Brown William Mortimer, M. p. 396 Broad c. Hill 
 
 Brown William P. master mason 9 Kinney 
 
 Brovvnell Josiah O. tailor 3)6 South Market 
 
 Brownell Moses, tailor 316 South Market 
 
 Bruen Ashbel. architect and builder Union Hill N. J. 
 
 Bruen Daniel B. malleable iron mfr. 270 r. 229 Market 
 
 Bruen D. B. & G. H. malleable iron mfrs. foot ef Market 
 
 Bruen Edmund, carpenter 80 New 
 
 Bruen Edwin, 196 Market 
 
 Bruen George E. 66 Congress 
 
 Bruen George H. malleable iron, Depot h. 104 Mulberry
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 79 
 
 Bruen Hannah, widow of Carter 5 Union 
 
 Bruen Isaac H. cooper Union Hill N- J. 
 
 Bruen James D. saddler 396 Broad 
 
 Bruen Jennetta, 9 Orchard 
 
 Bruen John C. carpenter 61 Green 
 
 Bruen Joseph H. saddler 50 Lafayette 
 
 Bruen Rachel, widow of Caleb W. 6 Beecher 
 
 Bruen Thomas, cabinet maker 11 Court 
 
 Bruen William D. iron dealer 80 Broad h. 29 Oliver N.Y. 
 
 Brundage Magdeline, 20 Green 
 
 Brundage Mary, widow of Stephen 46 William 
 
 Brundage William, tailor 31 Mechanic 
 
 Brundell Francis, clerk 115 River r. 15 Academy 
 
 Brunell Lewis, spring maker 66 Union 
 
 Brunschwiler Christopher, 334 Broad 
 
 Brussel Patrick, laborer 150 River 
 Bruster Zopher, (colored) 112 Church 
 
 Bryant Jacob, mason 92 Plane 
 
 Bryden George, tailor 18 Mill 
 
 Bryden Margaret, widow of James 15;J Lawrence 
 
 Bryden Robert, coach painter 27 Lafayette 
 
 Buchanan James, cutter 216 Broad 
 
 Buchsbaum Henry, jeweler r. 175 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Buck Jr. Chas. N. merchant 146 Front N. Y. Jersey City 
 
 Buck Samuel L. 198 Market 
 
 Buckbee Ritchason, hat manufacturer 63 Bieeker 
 
 Buckler William, currier 184 Plane 
 
 Buckley Joanna, widow of David Murray n. South, Broad 
 
 Bucknall & Co. dry goods 172 Broad 
 
 Bucknall Ebenezer G. dry goods 172 Broad r. 23 Park PI. 
 
 Bucknall Misses, young ladies' seminary 23 Park Place 
 
 Bucknall Samuel, 23 Park Place 
 
 Bucknall Samuel R. merchant Philadelphia 23 Park Place 
 
 Budd Andrew, japanner 80 New 
 
 Budd Ann M. widow of Joseph 18 Parker 
 
 Budd Hannah, widow of Joseph 12 Academy 
 
 Budd Smith, blacksmith 20 East Mechanic 
 
 Budd Thomas B. carpenter 19 Cross 
 
 Buddington William, paper carrier 18 Plum 
 
 Buffinger Charles, locksmith 20 Norfolk 
 
 Bull James P. walch maker 262 Broad h. 50 Plane 
 
 Bullivant Charles, shoemaker 42 Richmond 
 
 Bullivant John, shoemaker 304 Market 
 
 Bullivant Josiah, shoemaker 13 Bank 
 Bullivant Josiah, shoemaker 19 Rankin 
 
 Bullivant William, shoemaker 19 Rankin 
 
 Bullivaot William, shoemaker 103J Broad 
 
 Bulthaupt Matthias, tailor rear 105 William
 
 80 PIERSON'S 
 
 Banning Phebe C. Mrs 636 Broad 
 
 Bunting John C. New York h. 10 Clinton 
 
 Buntigeel Frederick, shoemaker 21 Augusta 
 
 Bunyan John, (colored) teamster 24 Quarry 
 
 Bunyan Sarah, dressmaker 21 Quarry 
 
 Buoy John, moulder 503 High 
 
 Buoy Robert, moulder 503 High 
 
 Burchell William, founder 45 Nesbitt 
 
 Burden Richard, carrier 15 Fair 
 
 Burgess John, tailor 217 Washington 
 
 Burgess Patrick, tailor 30 Catharine 
 
 Burgesser Henry, shoemaker foot East River 
 
 Burke Edward, tow path boss New c. Searing 
 
 Burke Frederick, pedler 23 Charlton 
 
 Burke Peter, 236 High 
 
 Burnellis Body, 25 Fair 
 
 Burnet Abner B. paper carrier 18 Fair 
 
 Burnet A n etta M- widow of Aaron L. 355 Broad 
 
 Burnet Benjamin, baker 5 Bank 
 
 Burnet Caroline, 1 Park Church Place 
 
 Burnet Catharine, widow of William 2 Ward 
 
 Burnet Jr. Daniel, japanner 53 Spring 
 
 Burnet Edward G. patent leather 117 Wash. r. 355 Broad 
 
 Burnet Elijah D. cloth store 137 Market h. 133 Wash'tn 
 
 Burnet Henry, 23 Walnut 
 
 Burnet Jacob H. stationer 59 Wall N. Y h. 408 Broad 
 
 Burnet James, shoemaker 65 West 
 
 Burnet James H. lumber merchant 23 Walnut 
 
 Burnet Jr. James H. lumber merchant 23 Walnut 
 
 Burnet James H. box m. Ham. c. McWhorter h. 23 Walnut 
 
 Burnet & Sons James H. lumber mer. 17 Commercial 
 
 Burnet John, iron founder 41 Orange 
 
 Burnet Lewis M. blacksmith 15 Bridge 
 
 Burnet Lewis W. select school 50 Catharine 
 
 Burnet Lindsley, spring maker 506 R. R av. h. 184 S. Bd 
 
 Burnet L. Monroe, shoemaker 89 Catharine 
 
 Burnet Nancy, widow of Smith 4 Clinton 
 
 Burnet Peter S. patent leather Newark n. Sussex avenue 
 
 Burnet Stephen S. patent ploughs 17 h. 19 Bridge 
 
 Burnet Thomas, baker 12 Bank 
 
 Burnet Timothy, butcher Clinton township 
 
 Burnet Walter D. lumber merchant 23 Walnut 
 
 Burnet William, spring maker 40 Lawrencce 
 
 Burnet William H. pattern maker 19 Bridge 
 
 Burnett Charlotte, widow of Benjamin 30 State 
 
 Burnett Ogden R. shoe cutter 372 Broad r. 116 Orchard 
 
 Burnes Andrew, blacksmith 164 Washington 
 
 Burns Bridget, widow of John 254 High
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 81 
 
 Burns Christie, laborer 83 Oxford 
 
 Burns Daniel, laborer 127 Nesbitt 
 
 Burns David, 16 Spring 
 
 Burns Dennis, laborer 124 Lock 
 
 Burns James, currier 90 River 
 
 Burns John, shoemaker 20 Plum 
 
 Burns Lawrence, 146 Academy 
 
 Burns Michael, masen 180 Court 
 
 Burns Michael, laborer 168 South Market 
 
 Burns Michael, laborer 177 Quarry 
 
 Burns Michael, tanner 7 Stephens Court 
 
 Burns Miles, tanner 7 Stephens Court 
 
 Burns Patrick ; boatman 18 River 
 
 Burns Patrick, well digger 51 Jefferson 
 
 Burns Patrick, laborer 100 Inness 
 
 Burns Patrick, laborer 42 Plane 
 
 Burns Timothy, morocco dresser 163 Washington 
 
 Burrage John F. attorney at law 251 Bd. h. 64 Union 
 
 Burrage Michael, wood turner 30 Union 
 
 Burrage Sarah Ann, widow of John S. 64 Union 
 
 Burrall John, spring maker 19 Lafayette 
 
 Burras Silas C. harness maker 7 North Lawrence 
 
 Burrell Aaron H. builder 55 Liberty 
 
 Burroughs Edward, attorney at law 277 High 
 
 Burroughs Joseph, fur blower Inclined plane h. 277 High 
 
 Burroughs Mary Q. widow of Rev. Wm. H. 45 Bridge 
 
 Burrows John, foreman chemical works 22 E. River 
 
 Bursch Charles P. grocer 4 h. 2 River 
 
 Burster Evo, clerk 160 Broad 
 
 Burt Samuel C. tailor 62 New 
 
 Burt Theodore, japanner 175 Mulberry 
 
 Burt hose manufacturer 41 North Prospect 
 
 Burtchell David, malleable iron 116 William 
 
 Burtchell Pendegrass, widow of Peter 46 Broad 
 
 Burtis Ann E. tailoress 7 Cottage 
 
 Bush Aaron J. tobacconist 22 h. 24 Fair 
 
 Bush A. & G. tobacconists 22 Fair 
 
 Bush David H. laborer 26 Kinney 
 
 Bush George, tobacconist 22 h. 24 Fair 
 
 Bush Jacob, agent 8 Catharine 
 
 Bush John A. moulder 80 Orange 
 
 Bush Mary, widow of John H. 63 Orange 
 
 Bush William C. tailor Richmond n- Bank. * 
 
 Buttle Elizabeth, tailoress 47 Monroe 
 
 Buttle John, trimmer 16 Lafayette 
 
 Buttle Robert D. sash and blind manuf. 1 Willow 
 
 Buttler James, india rubber 1 Hedges Alley 
 
 Button Henry, machinist 3 Rail Road avenue
 
 82 PIERSON'S 
 
 Butts Phillip, tailor 302 Broad h. 161 Mulberry 
 
 Butz Phillip, blacksmith 561 Ferry 
 
 Butz William, saddler 15 Franklin 
 
 Byer Maria, widow of Christopher 91 William 
 
 Byers John, mason 140 Elm 
 
 Byington William C, saddler Philadelphia 
 
 Byrnes James, shoemaker 65 West 
 
 Byrnes Lucas, hatter 132 Kinney 
 
 Byrnes Margaret, widow of William 132 Kinney 
 
 Byrnes Owen, laborer 13 Prince 
 
 Byrnes Richard S. hatter 132 Kinney 
 
 Byson James, weaver 28 Park 
 
 C. 
 
 Cabot Charles, cooper 77 Orange 
 
 Caden Michael, 2 Stiles 
 
 Cadmus George, watch case turner Hedenbrg's h. 76 Bank 
 
 Cadmus Halmagh, 204 Plane 
 
 Cadmus Stephen, New York 111 Commerce 
 
 Cadwell Lavi, broom manufacturer 4 South Broad 
 
 Caffrey Ann, widow of Patrick l&l Court 
 
 Caffrey Edward, tool maker 92 Plane 
 
 Caffrey James, hatchet & shear mf 333 Bd. H. 29 Wa rren 
 
 Caffrey Owen, grocer 44 Mulberry 
 
 Caffrey & White, hatchet 4- shear manuf. rear 333 Broad 
 
 Cahill Dennis, ship carpenter 8 Plume 
 
 Cahill Elizabeth A. dress maker 8 Plume 
 
 Cahill Hugh, 30 Drift 
 
 Cahill James, laborer 22 Brown 
 
 Cahill John, bit & stirrup maker 66 Congress 
 
 Cahill Patrick, grocer Bank upper end 
 
 Cahill Patrick, laborer 88 (Quarry 
 
 Cain Patrick, laborer 26 Centre 
 
 Cairns James, 2 Stiles 
 
 Cairns John, india rubber Newark n. Sussex avenue 
 
 Cairns Samuel, grocer 528 High h. 127 Orange 
 
 Cairns Samuel R. grocer 528 High h. 127 Orange 
 
 Cairns Robert, 222 Broad 
 
 Cairns William W. carpenter 127 Orange 
 
 Calame August, engraver 12 Scott 
 
 Calderwood David, shoemaker 516 High 
 
 Calderwpod^Thomas, shoemaker 516 High 
 
 Caldwell David, gold melter 319 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Caldwell Elizabeth, widow 28 James 
 
 Caldwell George, boiler maker 27 River 
 
 Caldwell Sarah, 28 James 
 
 Calihan Bridget, widow of Phillip 380 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Calihan Jane, 112 New 
 
 Calihan Lawrence, shoemaker 625 High
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 83 
 
 Calihan Michael, blacksmith 625 High 
 
 Callagan John, tailor 90 Broad 
 
 Callahan James, carpenter 1 88 Bank 
 
 Callaway Anna M. widow of Christopher 33 Market 
 
 Callaway Frederick, sash and blind maker 33 Market 
 
 Callaway & Co. F. sash and blind manufrs. 4 Comes 
 
 Callen Josiah, currier 21 Court c. Church 
 
 Callen Patrick, laborer 528 High 
 
 Callery Laughlin, well digger 44 Union 
 
 Gallery Mary, widow of James 50J Union 
 
 Calwin John, hatter 9 Green 
 
 Camfield David J. livery stable 158 h. 170 Washington 
 
 Camfield Jabez H. 170 Washington 
 
 Camfield Joanna B. 453 Broad 
 
 Camfield John P- moulder 63 Orange 
 
 Camm John, brass turner and manufactuf er* of powder 
 
 flasks, patent shot belts, &c. 75 M. & E. R. R. ave 
 Camp Bruen H. 4 South Broad 
 
 Camp Caleb H- Franklin Square, Clinton New Jersey 
 Camp James E. looking glass mf. 59 Warren h. 177 B'd. 
 Camp John J. chair maker 477 h. 481 Broad 
 Camp John P. coach trimmer 48 Columbia 
 Camp Noah, picture frame maker 55 William 
 Camp Rebecca, widow of Aaron 4 South Broad 
 Camp William Henry, merchant 164 Bd- r. Park House 
 Campbell Abner, looking glass manuf. 125 h. 63 Market 
 Campbell Calvin, shoemaker 22 Halsey 
 Campbell Charles, merchant tailor 320 Broad h. 217 Plane 
 Champbell Charles G. looking glass manuf. 125 h 63 Mar. 
 Campbell &Co. Charles G. looking glass mfrs. 125 Market 
 Campbell & Crane, tobacconist 117 Broad 4- CaldwellN. J. 
 Campbell David, tobacconist 117 h. 119 Broad 
 Campbell David T. tailor 150 Mulberry 
 Campbell Edward H. sexton 2d Pres. Church 70 Spring 
 Campbell Isaac, cloth cutter iSOMuberry 
 Campbell James, laborer 82 Catharine 
 Campbell John, boot crimper 110 Washington 
 Campbell John, (col'd) oyster house 16 Academy 
 Campbell John, tailor 316 Plane 
 Campbell John C. 38 Clinton 
 Campbell John M. carpenter 13 River 
 Campbell John W. blacksmith 3 Ferry 
 Campbell Mary, widow of Lewis L. C. 163 Plane 
 Campbell Owen, stone cutter 157 Ferry 
 Campbell Thomas, (col'd) laborer 120 William 
 Campfield Aaron B. 359 Broad 
 
 Campfield Alexander, hoes &c. 5 Railroad av. 5 Hamilton 
 Campfield Alfred W. 22 South c. Orchard
 
 84 PIERSON'S 
 
 Campfield Charlotte M. widow of Dr. Abraham 287 Broad 
 Campfield David, carpenter 136Kinney 
 Campfield Edward, bookbinder 250 Broad h. 10 Maiden L. 
 Campfield Enos B. carpenter 260 Plane 
 Campfield Henry B. blacksmith 31 Commerce 
 Campfield Jackson, saddletree maker 26 Souta Canal 
 Campfield Joseph A. tinner 287 Broad 
 Campfield Mahlon, 359 Broad 
 Campfield Rachael, boarding house 31 Commerce 
 Campfield Robert B. 359 Broad 
 Campfield Jr. Robert B. M. D. California 287 Broad 
 Campfield Jr. Rev. Robert B. 21 Chestnut 
 Canal Mills, old Bloomfield Road n. Canal 
 Canfield Albert W. clothier 141 Market h. 10 Centre 
 Canfield Davui E. builder enquire 36 William 
 Canfield Elias, painter EHzabethtewn Road 
 Canfield Elizabeth, wid. of Nath. boarding h. 15 Lafayette 
 Canfield Henry C. 36 Bank 
 Canfield Jacob, cabinet maker 187 Academy 
 Canfield James E. tailor 9 Ward 
 Canfield Jasper D. shoemaker 77 Orchard 
 Canfield Joseph, jeweler 80 Mulberry 
 Canfield Moses, jeweler California 43 Mechanic 
 Canfield Stephen E. hoes, &c. 5 Railroad ave. h. 138 Ehn 
 Canfield & Co. S. E. hammers A hatchets 5 Railroad ave- 
 Canfield Theodore, hatter Philadelphia 
 Canfield Thomas, painter 108 Elizabethtown Road 
 Canfield Uzal J. farmer Elizabethtown Road 
 Canfield Warren, saddler 36 Bank 
 Canfield Wheelock, blacksmith 3 Green 
 Canfield William, 31 Lawrenc* 
 Cann Albert G. cutter 157 Mulberry 
 Cann William A. cutter 284 Broad h. 44 Green 
 Canniff William H. carriage manuf. 62 Boston 
 Cansler William W. paper hangings 196 Broad h 123 Wash 
 Cardiff Mary, widow of James 2 Washington Alley 
 Cardiff Samuel, shoemaker 22 Wra. h. 3 Wash. Alley 
 Carl Adam, 33 Durand 
 Carl John, coach maker 61 Market 
 Carl Samuel, painter 56 Quarry 
 Carlan Owen, 19 Boudinot 
 Carlan Patrick, patent leather 52 Inness 
 Carll John F. daily Eagle 295 Broad r. 97 Columbia 
 Carlton Frederick A. trunk maker 30 Bridge 
 Carlton Phebe A. boarding house 20 Camfield 
 Carman , steam saw mill foot Clay 
 Carman Hannah M. carpet bags 26 Summit 
 Carman Mary L. 10 Park
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 85 
 
 Carman Melancthon F. 26 Summit 
 Carmer Albert R. mer tailor 252 Broad h. 48 Plane 
 Carmer Isaac R. mansion house Belleville 
 Carpenter William, jeweler 5 Orchard 
 Carr David S. saddler 17 Hill 
 Carr Elizabeth, nurse 110 Washington 
 Carr Hester, widow 257 Plane 
 Carr James, shoemaker 66 Plane 
 Carr John, laborer 68 Plane 
 Carr John, teamster rear 127 Nesbitt 
 Carr John S. harness maker 217 Washington 
 Carr Margery, widow nurse 4 Commerce 
 Carr Phillip, shoemaker 27 Baldwin 
 Carr Robert, 128 Warren 
 Carr William, laborer rear 127 Nesbitt 
 Carr William N. attorney at law 297 Broad h. 257 Plane 
 Carrick Charles, japanner 4 Stephen's Court 
 Carrick John, laborer 3 East Mechanic 
 Carriff Ellis, carpenter 35 Camp 
 Carrington James M. 427 Broad 
 
 Carrington James N. dry goods 222 Broad h. 68 Halsey 
 Carrington Luther G. auctioneer 23 Platt New York 
 Carrington & Sayre, dry goods 222 Broad 
 Carroll Hugh, currier 34 Mercer 
 
 Carroll John, laborer c. Grand and South Orange avenue 
 Carroll Lawrence, currier 5 Halsey's Court 
 Carter Jr. Aaron, jeweler 1 Green h. 450 Broad 
 Carter Amos K. spoke mfr. Phoenix works h. 66 Warren 
 Carter Anthony H. carpenter 1 Clay 
 Carter Charles A. clerk Phoenix works 140 Mulberry 
 Carter Cyrus, carpenter 24 Bank 
 
 Carter Edward, civil engineer 154J Market h. 23 Bruen 
 Carter Elizabeth, 369 Broad 
 Carter Frederick, jeweler 208 Railroad avenue 
 Carter George, Pompton Plains 
 Carter Horace, saddler 38 Smith 
 Carter James J. saddler 369 Broad 
 Carter Lucas, blacksmith 72 h. 4 Clay 
 Carter Phebe, widow of Sheffield 103 Academy 
 Carter & Pierson, jewelers 1 Green 
 Carter Sawyer, coach trimmer 117 Mulberry 
 Carter Theodore G. plater 317 Railroad avenue 
 Carter Uzal, shoemaker Boyden n. Orange 
 Cartledge James, beer maker 14 Fair 
 Carwin Bridget, widow of John 183 Plane 
 Gary Henry, coachsmith 196 Mulberry 
 Gary Lewis A. silver plater 151 Mulberry 
 Case Edward W. shoemaker 41 Market 
 
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 86 PIERSON'S 
 
 Case Elizabeth, nurse 19 Boudinot 
 
 Case Philip, laborer 16 Montgomery 
 
 Case Sylvester P. 26 Ward 
 
 Case Warren, saddler 171 Mulberry 
 
 Case Warren Y. jeweler 41 Market , 
 
 Casey Barney, 15 Church 
 
 Casey Catharine, dress maker 37 Nesbitt 
 
 Caspen Michael, 22 Market 
 
 Cass David, 294 Broad r. 1 Park Church Place 
 
 Cassady Lewis, 2 North Essex 
 
 Casselman Van Renssalaer, 1 Franklin Place 
 
 Casterline Benjamin M. 2 Ferry c South Market 
 
 Casterline Mulford W. grocer 2 Ferry c. South Market 
 
 Castle Ambrose, Ridge c Crane 
 
 Castle James, Ridge c. Crane 
 
 Castle John, laborer 1(T7 Quarry 
 
 Castle Samuel, Ridge c. Crane 
 
 Castle Thomas, tailor 37 Broom 
 
 Castles Thomas, malleable iron 29 New h. 12 Crane 
 
 Castner Charles, shoemaker 4 Nichols' Court 
 
 Castner Sarah, widow of Rev. Jacob R. 53 Orchard 
 
 Casto Joseph, saddler 226J Plane 
 
 Caudle Frederick, surgeon 133 Academy 
 
 Caughlin John, stone cutter 157 Ferry 
 
 Caul Phillip, varnish maker C76 Broad 
 
 Cavanauyh James, laborer 32 Soulh Market 
 
 Cavanaugh John, carpenter 180 Court 
 
 Cawaline Charles, jeweler 101 Liberty 
 
 Chadwick Daniel, japanner 24 Bridge 
 
 Chadwick John, patent leather 34 Front h- 2i Washington 
 
 Chadwick & Co. John, patent leather 34 Front 
 
 Chadwick Margaret, uidow of Thos. oyster h. 74 Mulberry 
 
 Chadwick Samuel, 21 Washington 
 
 Chamberlain Hannah, widow.15 South Canal 
 
 Chamberlain Isaac, oysters '*-'47 Broad h. I Comes 
 
 Chamberlain Samuel, urocer 167 Warren 
 
 Chambers Matthew, tallow chandler 34 Mechanic 
 
 Chambers Thomas, harness maker 166 Washington 
 
 Champenise Isaac, jeweler 16 Walnut 
 
 Chandler Albert, Park house 
 
 Chandler Elizabeth, widow of Lewis 696 Broad 
 
 Chandler Isaac N. engraver 101 Halsey 
 
 Chandler James, 696 Broad 
 
 Chandler Job, clerk 106 Broad h. 48 Plane 
 
 Chandler Rev. John, 12 Commerce 
 
 Chandler John J. clerk mechanic's bank 12 Commerce 
 
 Chandler John J. rule maker 5 Mulberry 
 
 Chandler Mary. wid. of David D. Park house 27 Park pi-
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 87 
 
 Chandler Marquis, collar maker 136 Kinney 
 
 Chandler Mason, saddler Winsboro, S. C. 14 Court 
 
 Chandler Nathaniel, Park house 
 
 Chandler Thomas C dry goods 284 Broad h. 97 Halsey 
 
 Chandler William C. chair maker 696 Broad 
 
 Chaplain Charles L. spoke manuf. Phoenix works 
 
 Chapman James, wood turner 1 12 Mulberry 
 
 Chapman William, currier 356 Broad 
 
 Charles Anthony, wheelwright 16 Boyden 
 
 Charles Petchie, grinder rear 86 Qurry 
 
 Charles William, laborer 4 Stephens' Court 
 
 Charles William, laborer 41 Ogden 
 
 Charlton John, tool maker 24 Bleeker 
 
 Charlton Richard, weaver 3-3 Mercer 
 
 Chase Sidera, prin. Wesleyan Institute 191 Washington 
 
 Chase William, shoemaker 23 Kinney 
 
 Chatman Alexander, mason 57 State 
 
 Chatman Robert, patent leather 21 Nesbitt 
 
 Chavantre Alexander, 4 Pear Alley 
 
 Cheak Henry, tailor 29 Plume 
 
 Chedister Lesbia H. teacher 290 Washington 
 
 Chedwick Mary Ann, widow of Francis B. 13 Ferry 
 
 Cherry George, culler 16 Fair 
 
 Cherry William, house painter 16 Fair 
 
 Chetwood John, attorney & couns. California 
 
 Chetwood John J. attorney $ couns. h. Elizabetktown N.J. 
 
 Chevalier Anthony A. shingle shaver 44 Jefferson 
 
 Chevalier C E. jeweler 451 Broad h. 48 Kinney 
 
 Chezman George, coach trimmer 25 Chestnut 
 
 Chibley John, carpenter 35 Camp 
 
 Chidester Gertrude, widow of Simeon B. 185 Washington 
 
 Chidester Guy M. carpenter 15 Hill 
 
 Chidester Robert Y. brick laver 31 Commerce 
 
 Chilcoat Hannah, widow of John 34 Fair 
 
 Chilcoat John R. coach maker 34 Fair 
 
 Chollet John H goldsmith 1 East Green 
 
 Christie Abraham, carpenter 94 Kinney 
 
 Christie Hannah, trimmer 44 Quarry 
 
 Christie James, 529 Ferry 
 
 Christie John, (col'd) 39 Garden 
 
 Christie -Morris R. 52 Mulberry 
 
 Christie Sarah, widow of Alexander 529 Ferry 
 
 Christie Thomas. 13 Court 
 
 Christly Michael, laborer 12 Madison 
 
 Christmann Charles, tailor 1 Nichols Court 
 
 Christmann Michael, tailor 15 Walnut 
 . Christopher John, 3 Warren 
 
 Church Thomas, tailor 173 Plane
 
 PIERSON'S 
 
 Cipher John, harness maker 1 1 Rankin 
 
 Claig Sarah, widow of John 23 Liberty 
 
 Clancy John, laborer 38 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Clancy Michael, carpenter II Goble 
 
 Clancy Patrick, carpenter 230 Mulberry 
 
 Clark Aaron, bootmaker 95 William 
 
 Clark Aaron T. hatter 146 State 
 
 Clark Abraham, plater 13 Lawrence 
 
 Clark Abraham, shoe manufacturer 224 Plane 
 
 Clark Charles B. teacher 101 Orange 
 
 Clark Cornelius, carriage trimmer 148 Mulberry 
 
 Clark Daniel T. clerk 271 Broad h. 17 Park 
 
 Clark E. M. daguerrian 131 Market h, 50 Lafayette 
 
 Clark George, morocco dresser 100 Bank 
 
 Clark George, jeweler 135 Elm 
 
 Clark George, (colored) laborer 145 Warren 
 
 Clark George W. stoves &c. 2 h. l9j Commerce 
 
 Clark Henry, (colored) 1 1 Colden 
 
 Clark Henry H. ship carpenter 19J Commerce 
 
 Clark James, mason 31 Baldwin 
 
 Clark James, printer 39 North Canal 
 
 Clark James, plater 12 Arch 
 
 Clark James, coach maker 80 Plane 
 
 Clark James H. coach ma'uer Piermont N. Y. 
 
 Clark James Henry, M.D. office and h. 228 Bioad c. Cedar 
 
 Clark John, painter 32 Garden 
 
 Clark John, laborer 20 Lon^worth 
 
 Clark John, conch maker 379 High 
 
 Clark John, painter 116 Ferry 
 
 Clark Jr. John, coach maker 133 Mulberry 
 
 Clark John D. shoemaker 11 Hill 
 
 Clark John H. plater 102 h. 118* Plane 
 
 Clark Leroy, machinist SPieisnn's Alley 
 
 Clark Letitia, widow 48 Hedges Alley 
 
 Clark Mary, widow of James H. 17 Park 
 
 Clark Mary, widow of Peter 36 Mulberry 
 
 Clark Peter, (colored) waiter rear ]6 Cherry 
 
 Clark Robert, plater 121 Plane 
 
 Clark Robert, teamster Orleans n. Nesbit 
 
 Clark Samuel, painter 298 Washington 
 
 Clark Samuel W. teacher P S. No. 5, 29 South Prospect 
 
 Clark Sarah, widow of Daniel S. 298 Washington 
 
 Clark Stephen, clerk 92 Plane 
 
 Clark Stephen F. turner 13 Broad 
 
 Clark Terrence, laborer 53 Broad 
 
 Clark Thomas, waiter 356 Broad 
 
 Clark Thomas, quarryman 99 Quarry 
 
 Clark Thomas, boarding house 13 Catharine
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 
 
 89 
 
 Clark William H. California 17 Bank 
 
 Clark William S. coach smith 8 Camfield 
 
 Clark William, S. B. 64 New 
 
 Clarkson Thomas, carpenter 80 Jones 
 
 Clarkson William, frame work knitter 107 Prospect Place 
 
 Clary Dennis, chemical works 96 E. River 
 
 Classon Augustus, carpet weaver 58 Grand 
 
 Clawson William, mason 166 Court 
 
 Claydon William, whip maker 87 Halsey 
 
 Clayton Gifford F. segar maker 2 Garrabrant's Court 
 
 Clayton John, cutler 112 State 
 
 Clayton Mary, widow of Joseph R. S. Prospect c. Kinney 
 
 Clear Michael, gardner 685 Plane 
 
 Clearman Lewis A., tool mfr. Frank. Factory 124 Broad 
 
 Clearman Maria, widow of Daniel 6 Front 
 
 Clearman Peter S. saddler 198 Market 
 
 Clearman Thomas D. hatter 6 Front 
 
 Cleaver James D. attorney at law 314 Broad h- 54 Com. 
 
 Cleaver John, currier 54 Commerce 
 
 Cleaver William H. 54 Commerce 
 
 Clegg Edmond C. hatter 35 Thomas 
 
 Clegg Sarah, widow 5t William 
 
 Clek John, brass founder 44 Mulberry 
 
 Clement Michael, laborer 119 Washington 
 
 Clements Henry, hatter 4 Columbia 
 
 Clements Henry T. fancy store 155 Orange 
 
 Clerk's office, court house head of Market 
 
 Cleveland Ezra, shoe store 28 h. 26 New 
 
 Cleveland Wil'iam H. trunk manufacturer 360 Broad 
 
 Clewney John, hatter 43 Bridge 
 
 Clinchard Bruno, file cutter 50 h. 52 Mechanic 
 
 Clintock Matthias, livery stable 9 William h. 7 Fair 
 
 Clintock William R. saddler 122 Broad 
 
 Clinton Mutual Insurance Co. Library Hall 115 Market 
 
 Clinton William, piano tuner 196 Broad 
 
 Closson S; A. dress maker 2 Nesbitt's court 
 
 Clough W. T. passaic chemical works h 44 East River 
 
 Clow Jacob, currier 169 Plane 
 
 Clume Janet, seamstress 24 Centre 
 
 Cluss Peter H shoemaker 237 Plane 
 
 Clyman Edward, segar maker 94 Mulberry 
 
 Coady John, chemical works 75 East River 
 
 Coates Eliza, widow of Joseph S 21 Boudinot 
 
 Cobb Abraham, carman 1 Comes 
 
 Cobb Alexander F. 290 Washington 
 
 Cobb Elias W. grocer 7 Broad 
 
 Cobb George M. clerk 7 Broad 
 
 Cobb George T. iron merchant 80 Broad N. Y. h. /. City
 
 90 PIERSON'S 
 
 Cobb Jacob, harness ornaments 34 Mechanic 
 
 Cobb John E- currier 22 Marshall 
 
 Cobb William A. builder Wash. Alley h. 121 Kinney 
 
 Coburn Jonathan, shingle shaver 26 Ailing 
 
 Coburn Thomas, currier 6 Halsey's court 
 
 Cochran Emily B. widow of Rev. Thomas 34 Columbia 
 
 Cochran Thomas J. carriage maker Brooklyn 
 
 Cochran William H. shoemaker 62 Bleeker 
 
 Cochrane Mary, vvidcw of Peter 57 Academy 
 
 Coddington Jonathan, copper smith 41 North Canal 
 
 Cody Patrick, grocer 187 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Coe Aaron, real estate dealer 155 High 
 
 Coe Abby, widow of Halsted 172 Market 
 
 Coe Catharine, widow of Isaac 77 Court n. High 
 
 Coe George V. master mason 81 Court 
 
 Coe James, (colored) 13 Prince 
 
 Coe Joseph D. turner 167 High 
 
 Coe Moses B. assessor 165 High 
 
 Coe Sarah, widow of Sayres 63 Court 
 
 Coe William R tailor 551 High 
 
 Goes Samuel B. grocer 48 Fair r. 120 Mulberry 
 
 Coeyman Henry G. jeweler 122 Union 
 
 Coffee Michael, laborer 99 Union 
 
 Coffield Hugh, cooper 30 South Bridge 
 
 Coffield Thomas, 29 Fair 
 
 Cogan Bridget, widow washing 42 Union 
 
 Cogan Charles H 324 High 
 
 Cogan David A. justice 69 Market h. 324 High 
 
 Coggins John, laborer 13 Searing 
 
 Colbath Mary M. dress maker 8 Lafayette 
 
 Colhurn A. G. Pliny A. G. M. D , D. D. s. 269 Broad 
 
 Colburn George F. J. dentist 269 Broad 
 
 Colburn & Son, surgeon dentists 269 Broad 
 
 Colby Johnson, shoemaker 23 1 Washington 
 
 Cole James D. carpenter Boyden n Orange 
 
 Cole John, hatter 54 William 
 
 Cole John R. bootmaker 18 Bridge 
 
 Coleman Asher, coachmakor 133 Washington 
 
 Coleman Barnabus M. saddler 48 Fair 
 
 Coleman Charles, tanner 8 Shipman 
 
 Coleman James, laborer 43 Lush 
 
 Coleman Thomas, currier 12 William 
 
 Coleman William, blacksmith 16 Spring 
 
 Coles Abraham, M. D. 172 Market 
 
 Coles Abraham, japanner Boyden c. State 
 
 Coles Catharine, widow of Dennis 172 Market 
 
 Coles D. B. grocer 22 Hamilton 
 
 Coles John, needle manuf. 7 Nuttman h. 88 Warren 
 
 Coles Susan, boarding house 122 Orange
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 91 
 
 Colie James H. shoemaker 188 Plane 
 Collard James, wheelwright 30 Quarry 
 Collard Peter, saddler 83 Catharine 
 Collinger Lawrence, butcher 112 Church 
 Collin John P. grocer 43 Academy 
 Collins Barrant W. 100 Broad 
 Collins Daniel, gardner Orleans n, Nesbitt 
 Collins David, shoe manuf. 141 Mulberry c. Franklin 
 Collins Edward G. tailor 34 Market h. 7 Division Place 
 Collins Florence, shoemaker 32 M. & E. Rail R. avenue 
 Collins George, cap front maker 604 High 
 Collins Henry, halter 6-25 High 
 Collins James, blacksmith 259 Plane 
 Collins James, hatter 204 Academy n. Lock 
 Collins John, (col'd) barber rear 167 Warren 
 Collins Michael, tanner 211 Bank 
 Collins Patrick, laborer 25 Oxford 
 Collin Richard, farmer 75 East River 
 Collins Sarah, washing 3 East Mechanic 
 Collon Patrick, currier 174 Plane 
 Collyer James, spring maker 27 Green 
 Collyer John, carpenter 28 Ferry 
 Collyer Oscar F. carpenter 42 Ferry 
 Collyer Samuel C. builder 110 McWhorter h. 22 E. Mec. 
 Collyer Theodore, carpenter 114 McWhorter 
 Collyer Thomas, carriage smith 9 Fair h. 9 Oak 
 Colon Elizabeth, widow of Peter 10 Plume 
 Colon George U. ship carpenter 10 Plume 
 Colon Joseph P. shipwright 10 Plume 
 Colon Peter, ship carpenter 10 Plume 
 
 Colton Chester W. jeweler 397 Broad 
 Colton Daniel J- jeweler 36 Franklin r. 407Broad 
 Colton Jr. Demas, jeweler 36 Franklin r. 397 Broad 
 Colton Jr. & Co. Demas, jewelers 36 Franklin 
 Colver John, tailor 151 Elm 
 Colwell Israel D. coachmaker 34 Elm 
 Colyer Joseph, blacksmith 36 Harrison h. 21 Bleeker 
 Colyer Richard, jeweler 356 Broad 
 Comb John, jeweler 15 Walnut 
 Combs Eliud B. stone cutter 211 Plane 
 Combs Israel W. South 120 Summit c. Canal 
 Combs Richard N. 120 Summit c. Canal 
 Combert Jacob, ta'lor 207 Bank 
 Commisky James, tailor 14 Clay 
 Common Council chamber 115 Market 
 Commos Hester A. dress maker 109 Broad 
 Commos John, rope maker 25 North Essex 
 Compton Ambrose S. ice dealer 161 Commerce
 
 92 PIERSOS'S 
 
 Compton George, ice dealer, ice cream gardens, families, 
 parties, &c. supplied cheap 1 River 
 
 Compton John, composition roofer 1 South Market 
 
 Compton John, (col'd) laborer 87 Baldwin 
 
 Compton Robert, hatter 69 Orange 
 
 Compton Ruth, widow of Joseph 1 South Market 
 
 Compton William, livery stable 160 h. 178 Market 
 
 Comstock John, grinder 222 Bank 
 
 Condict Elizabeth, widow of Ebenezer 36 Bank 
 
 Condict, Horton & Co. saddlers &c 207 Market 
 
 Condict Stephen H. saddler 207 Market h. 24 Smith 
 
 Condin Hugh, laborer 18 Longworth 
 
 Condit Albert P. law student 228 r. 382 Broad 
 
 Condit Amzi, coach maker 49 Boston 
 
 Condit & Bowles, malleable cast iron foundry 25 Orange 
 
 Condit Charles H. coachbody maker 70 Kinney 
 
 Condit Daniel, 25 Onnge h. 137 Broad 
 
 Condit Ezra F. spokt turner 1 Comes 
 
 Condit Henry D. shoetn. Crane road to Orange above First 
 
 Condit Tsr^ol D. hat body manufacturer Mitloille N. J. 
 
 Condit Joel W. grocer 176 Broad h. 11 Park Place 
 
 Condit , widow of John S. Lodiover the River 
 
 Condit Rev. Jonathan B. pastor 2d Chh. 12 Lombardy 
 
 Condit Lewis N. 3 Park Place 
 
 Condit Lydia, nurse 70 Kinney 
 
 Condit Martha, widow of Peter 21 Park 
 
 Condit Moses H. builder rear 116 h. 120 Plane 
 
 Condit Nathan, shoemaker 6 New 
 
 Condit Phebe, widow of Ichabod 39 Commerce 
 
 Condit & Pool-Joel W. grocers wholesale and retail 176 
 Broad c. New 
 
 Condit Robert S. beer maker 138 Plane 
 
 Condit Silas, 3 Park Place 
 
 Condit WickliffS. clerk 104 Market h 186 Plane 
 
 Condit William H. shoemaker 18 Summit 
 
 Condon Luke, blacksmith rear 80 Orange 
 
 Condon Joseph, machinist 133 Quarry 
 
 Condon Michael, blacksmith rear 80 Orange 
 
 Condry Michael, mason 150 Lock 
 
 Cone Alexander G. hatter 75 Union 
 
 Cone Erastns, saddler 30 Orchard 
 
 Cone Thomas B. saddler New York 
 
 Cone Walter N. saddler 22 Ferry 
 
 Congar Bruen H. silver plater 418 Broad 
 
 Congar Catharine, 115 Broad 
 
 Congar David, 23 Fair 
 
 Congar Hannah, widow of Samuel 414 Broad 
 
 Congar Horace N. attorney at law 312 Broad h. 23 Fair
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 93 
 
 Congar Irad, patent leather 15 Hill c. Church 
 
 Congar James, edge tool rafr. rear 333 r. 115 Broad 
 
 Congar James B. grocer 59 Mulberry h. 23 Fair 
 
 Congar John P. edge tool mfr 60 Hamilton h. 115 Broad 
 
 Congar Mary, widow of Horace 15 Orchard 
 
 Congar Samuel H coach painter 414 Broad 
 
 Congar Stephen, M. D. 23 Fair 
 
 Congel Lawrence, engineer 40 Spring 
 
 Conger Alfred, New York 
 
 Conger Charles H. edge tool maker 47 State 
 
 Conger Ellison, tallow chandler 100 Market 
 
 Conger John, edge tool maker 6 North Essex 
 
 Conger Judson, clerk 329 Broad r. 100 Market 
 
 Conklin Abraham, plater 2 1 Liberty 
 
 Conklin Daniel, blacksmith shop Commerce n. railroad 
 
 h. 31 South Essex 
 
 Conklin Daniel F. carpenter 31 South Essex 
 Conklin George, mason 5 Cottage 
 Conklin James T. spiing maker 49 Mechanic 
 Conklin Thomas S. blacksmith 44 Bleeker 
 Conkling James L. engineer 77 Union 
 Conkling John N. book keeper 77 Union 
 Conkling Sarah, widow of Jonathan 77 Union 
 Conley Jamas, tailor 10 Summit 
 Conley Rachel, widow of James 22 Centre 
 Conlin Garret, hatter 129 Nesbitt 
 Conlin John, tailor 84 Bank 
 Conn Catharine, Newark n. Canal 
 Conn Robert, quarryman 13 Quarry 
 Conn Robert, laborer, 29 Lock 
 Connell John, paver 100 Tichenor 
 Connelly Thomas, quarryman 26 Drift 
 Connet Luther, blacksmith 16 Thomas 
 Connet Zenas, shoemaker 28 h. 32 Kinney 
 Connor Bryan, laborer 13 East Fair 
 Connor Edward, laborer c. Ferry & Union 
 Connor James, laborer K'G Newark n. Sussex avenue 
 Connor John, saddler 3 Stephens' Court 
 Connor John, laborer 7 Halsey's Alley 
 Conover Abraham, (col'd) coachman S. Meeker 104 Bank 
 Conover Cornelius Jj. shoemaker 101 Oliver 
 Conover Elizabeth, widow of William 15 Cherry 
 Conover John, cooper 101 Oliver 
 Conover William H. dentist 322 Broad 
 Conselyea Hannah, widow of Aaron 13 Bank 
 Conway Arthur, licensed victualler 138 Plane 
 Conway Hugh, laborer 62 Adams 
 Conway Margaret, matron ol the Orphan Asylum 194 High
 
 94 PIERSON'S 
 
 Coogan William, laborer 31 Oxford 
 
 Cook Abraham T. (col'd) 364x Broad h. 23 Bank 
 
 Cook Caroline, widow of William 63 Bank 
 
 Cook Catharine, widow of Dr. Stephen B. 83 Mulberry 
 
 Cook Charles, tailor 275 High 
 
 Cook , wi low of Edward 16 Smith 
 
 Cook Edward A. 127 Washington 
 
 Cook Ellen J New above Newark 
 
 Cook Ellis W. blacksmith 7 Camfield 
 
 Cook Epaphras, carman 83 Bank 
 
 Cook Frances, 16 Smith 
 
 Cook Frederick, lace weaver 16 Fair 
 
 Cook George, shoemaker 35 Union 
 
 Cook George, shingle shaver 45 Prince 
 
 Cook George H japanner 41 Catharine 
 
 Cook Henry, coach maker 208 Railroad avenue 
 
 Cook Henry B. charcoal dealer 149 Orange 
 
 Cook Hiram, carpenter 98 Market 
 
 Cook Isabella, tailoress 16 Kinney 
 
 Cook Jabez, builder 114 Union 
 
 Cook , widow of Jabez, 16 Smith opposite Pine 
 
 Cook Joseph, filer 170 Court 
 
 Cook Joseph C. beer house 125 Springfield avenue 
 
 Cook Lindley G. carpenter enquire lOb Union 
 
 Cook Mary, enquire 7 Broad 
 
 Cook Peter W. 83 Bank 
 
 Cook Ralph B. coach smith 15 Broad 
 
 Cook Thomas, charcoal dealer 29 Ward 
 
 Cook William, butcher 43 Market 
 
 Cookeroo John, laborer 1 Brown 
 
 Cookeroo Joseph, laborer 1 Brown 
 
 Cooley Hannah, widow of W'm. O. boarding h. 64 Bleeker 
 
 Coon Conrad, tailor 32 Jones 
 
 Cooney John, harness maker rear 56 Union 
 
 Cooper Edward, patent leather 24 Fulton 
 
 Cooper Edward C. machinist 24 Fulton 
 
 Cooper Enos A. saddler 108 Elm 
 
 Cooper, Farrand & Co. carriage dealers Lexington, Ky. 
 
 Cooper Jacob J. shoe manuf. 322 Broad h. 72 Court 
 
 Cooper Jonah T. 108 Elm 
 
 Cooper Lucinda, widow of Stephen 24 Fulton 
 
 Cooper Mary, widow of Jonas nurse 62 Boston 
 
 Cooper Nichols, shoemaker 26 McWhorter 
 
 Cooper Phebe Ann, dress maket 108 Elm 
 
 Cooper Stephen J coffins 36 h. 34 Plane 
 
 Cooper William, nursery man Elizabelhtown Road 
 
 Cooper William W. hardware 109 Broad h. 24 Fulton 
 
 Cooper William W. pump manufacturer 24 Fulton
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 
 
 Cooper W. S. mansion house Morristown 
 
 Cootee Alexander, morocco dresser 356 Broad 
 
 Coovert Rebecca, widow of Henry 24 Park 
 
 Cope Benjamin, collar manufacturer 6 Fair 
 
 Copeman William L. P. baker 29 Academy 
 
 Corbit Bridget, widow of Mark grocer Mulberry c. River 
 
 Corbit Francis, farmer 18 River 
 
 Corbit Rev. W. P. past. FranUin-st. church 17 Franklin 
 
 Corby Benjamin H. japanner 206 Nesbitt 
 
 Corby John, ship painter 27 River 
 
 Corby John, carpenter 24 Lombardy 
 
 Corby Richard, shoemaker 1 Love Lane 
 
 Corby Silas, blacksmith helper 555 High 
 
 Corby William, hatter Orleans n. Nesbiti 
 
 Core Christian, widow 173 Broad 
 
 Corey Andrew R. Bellemont avenue n. Court 
 
 Corey Ann E. widow of Ashbel W. High n. Spruce 
 
 Corey James W. hatter 27 Bleeker 
 
 Corey Mary, 128 Plane 
 
 Corey Samuel, forest tree setter 69 Crane 
 
 Corey Thomas, lace weaver, 96 Washington 
 
 Corey Wheelock, currier 69 Crane 
 
 Coriell Phineas, grocer 192 Washington c. William 
 
 Corn Phillip, moulder 94 Walnut 
 
 Corneil John, painter 71 Ferry 
 
 Corney James, painter 99 Mercer 
 
 Corning Francis, hatter foot Nichols n. South Prospect 
 
 Corrigan Ann, widow of Michael grocer 20 South Canal 
 
 Corrigan Ann, widow of Phillip 190 South Market 
 
 Corrigan Thomas, laborer 13 Halsey's alley 
 
 Corrigan Thomas, grocer 147 Market 
 
 Corry Daniel, shoemaker 133 Academy 
 
 Corser William R. clerk 3-23 Broad r. 20 Shiprnan 
 
 Corset Frederick, tailor 3 Halsey's Court 
 
 Cort George, shoemaker 21 Rankin 
 
 Corwin Joseph A. M. D. 38 Ferry 
 
 Corwin Joshua A. harness maker 50 Lafayette 
 
 Corwith Luther, carpenter 9 Plane 
 
 Cory Franct-s J. widow of Jonathan Bank c. Wallace 
 
 Corzene , machinist 24 Lombardy 
 
 Cosgrove Henry, plater 246 Plane 
 Cosgrove Hester, widow of Thomas 246 Plane 
 Cosgrove John, blacksmith 246 Plane 
 Cosier Patrick, laborer 208 Railroad avenue 
 Coste Augustus, hatter 54 Liberty h 25 Ward 
 Costello Charles H. hat finisher 40 Warren 
 Costello Jeremiah, laborer 21 River 
 Cotter Edwin F. hatter 35 Union
 
 % PIERSON'S 
 
 Cotiinjrham James, 2 Congress 
 
 Coughlin Daniel, blacksmith 97 Halsey h. 31 S. Essex 
 
 Coughlin Daniel F. carpenter 31 South Essex 
 
 Coughlin Eleanor, widow of John, 127 Kmney 
 
 Coughlin George, mason 5 Collage 
 
 Coughlin Mary, widow of John 107 Mulberry 
 
 Coughlin Nicholas, farmer 123 Thomas 
 
 Coughlin Sylvester, tanner 24 Market 
 
 Coughlin William, blind maker rear 29 Halsey 
 
 Coughlin Wyant, carter 193 Mulberry 
 
 Couglin Joseph, shoemaker 24 kidge 
 
 Coulter Walter, machinist 22 Division 
 
 Coursen Mirandus E. mason 38 Garden 
 
 Courier Eleazar, japanner 81 Washington 
 
 Courier Isaac J. masler mason 11 Cross 
 
 Courier James, 66 Calharine 
 
 Courier Peter, lobacco and cigar peddler 31 Lawrence 
 
 Courier Richard, mason Norlh John 
 
 Courier Slephen, currier rear 97 Broad 
 
 Courier Tunis, palent lealher 29 Ogden 
 
 Covintree Charles W. sleamboal hotel 109 River c. Centre 
 
 Cowdry ?]lizabeth, widow of Edwin 40 River 
 
 Cowen William D. tailor 96 Mulberry 
 
 Cowlam John, 226 Broad 
 
 Cowlishaw George E. butcher 167 Warren 
 
 Cox , Mew York h. 538 High 
 
 Cox Augustus, jeweler 29 McWhorter 
 
 Cox Carson, trunk maker 17 Mulberry 
 
 Cox David, sea captain 3 Centre 
 
 Cox Edmund H. 654 Broad 
 
 Cox Edward, captain schooner Joe 53 Commerce 
 
 Cox George, captain schooner Pulaski 17 Mulberry 
 
 Cox George W. shoemaker 84 Plane 
 
 Cox Michael, laborer 28 North Essex 
 
 Cox Patrick G. dealer in wool 173 Plane h. 217 Wash'n 
 
 Coyer Williat% 19 Boudinot 
 
 Coyle Michael, carpenter 51 Academy 
 
 Coyle Patrick, laborer 50 Spring 
 
 Coyle Patrick, laborer 31 South Prospect 
 
 Cozard Elizabeth, widow of Samuel enquire 81 Plane 
 
 Cozine Hannah, widow tailoress 292 Washinglon 
 
 Cozine James, trunk maker 74 Kinney 
 
 Craft Joseph, laborer 34 Charlton 
 
 Craig David, chair maker 631 Broad 
 
 Craig Isaac C. hatter 20 East Mechanic 
 
 Craig John, chair maker 631 Broad 
 
 Craig Richard, malleable iron S Division 
 
 Craig Samuel J. carman 8 Division
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 97 
 
 Craiton Charles, cabinetmaker 238 Broad 
 
 Craiton Robert stone cutter 238 Broad 
 
 Crandell Nehemiah S fi8 Broad 
 
 Crane Aaron, mason 35 Orch.ird 
 
 Crane Aaron D. one year clock maker 6 Lombardy 
 
 Crane Abigail. 2'2 Centre 
 
 Crane Albert 6 tea and spice merchant 120 Brofcd 
 
 Crane Amzi, builder 41 h. 55 Broad 
 
 Crane Andrew, carpenter 5f5 New 
 
 Crane Augustus M jeweler 75 Warren 
 
 Crane A. & T. builders 4l Broad 
 
 Crane & Brother E. A. jewelers 36 Walnut 
 
 Crane B. Franklin, tailor 10 1 Orange 
 
 Crane Charles O. jeweler 30 Walnut h. 43 Bank 
 
 Crane Clara, miliner 38 Fair 
 
 Crane Daniel B. furniture warehouse Mobile, Ala. 
 
 Crane David C. chair maker 63 Walnut 
 
 Cane David S. builder 23 Washington 
 
 Cane David W. master mason 109 Plane 
 
 Crane Edward A. jeweler 30 h.31 Walnut 
 
 Crane Elias O. tailor 276 Broad h. 39 Chestnut 
 
 Crane Elias B 79 Spring 
 
 Crane Elijah, 401 Broad 
 
 Crane Elizabeth, tailoress 78 Bank 
 
 Crane Elizabeth, 401 Broad 
 
 Crane Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah 55 Broad 
 
 Crane Elizabeth, widow of Charles 20 Brown 
 
 Crate & Elsdcn, builders rear 20 Lafayette 
 
 Crane Emma S. 7 B.-ach 
 
 Crane George, wheelwright 14 Fair 
 
 Crane George, carpenter 125 Plane 
 
 Crane Jr. George, butcher 71 Market 
 
 Crane Harriet, dress maker 25 Corr.:nerce 
 
 Crane Henry, clerk 133 Market r. 131 Washington 
 
 Crane Henry C carpenter 11 Ward 
 
 Crane Isaac, mason 113 Union 
 
 Crane Isaac W carriage mariuf. inquire 277 High 
 
 Crane Israel, farmer 100 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Crane James, lace weaver 20 Brown 
 
 Crane James A. saddle tree tiveier 13 Lawrence 
 
 Crane Jane, widow of Jeremiah 196 Washington 
 
 Crane Job S. locksmith 6 Mechanic h26? Plane 
 
 Crane . widow of John 69 Bank 
 
 Crane John, chair finisher 45 Kinney 
 Crane John, mason 73 Piano 
 
 Crane John C. harness cutter 325 Broad h. 119 Mulberry 
 Crane Jonas S. 9 Cross 
 Crane Joseph, shoemaker 694 Broad 
 9
 
 98 
 
 PIKRSON S 
 
 Crane Josiah D. malleable iron -20 Franklin 
 
 Crane Lemuel M. cabinet maker Mulnlc, Ala. 
 
 Crane Leonard, mason 47 Kinney 
 
 Crane Lewis M. master mason 'J4 Warren 
 
 Crane & Littell, master masons and builders 71 New 
 
 Crane Mary, dress maker 78 Bank 
 
 Crane Mary, widow of Calvin S. 105 Orange 
 
 Crane Mary, tailotess 68 Academy 
 
 Crane Mary P. widow of Ezra D. 14 Fair 
 
 Crane Manila H 7 Beach 
 
 Crane Matilda, widow of John C. 222 Broad 
 
 Crane Neliemiah J cooper 52 Plane 
 
 Crane Noah, boarding house 237 Market 
 
 Crane Oliver, mason 3 Vine 
 
 Crane Osmond, mason 78 Hank 
 
 Crane P. Miss, millinfir 25 Commerce 
 
 Crane Rebecca, 13 Kinney 
 
 Crane Richard M. farmer Whnatsheaf 
 
 Crane Richard 'I', sash and blind manuf. 589 Broad 
 
 Crane Samuel VI. shoemaker 17 Kinney 
 
 Crane Samuel O. carriage bow mfr. 5H Mech. h. 38 Fair 
 
 Crane Samuel Pie r ce, California Wkealsheaf 
 
 Crane Sarah, mantuamaker 52 Plane 
 
 Crane Smith E. 79 Spring 
 
 Crane Squire M bui'der rear h 20 Lafayette 
 
 Crane Tlieron. builder 41 h. 55 Broad 
 
 Crane Wickiiff W. patent leather 279 High 
 
 Crane William, coach painter 22 Orchard 
 
 Crane William, farmer Elizabtthtown Road 
 
 Crane William A. drug store 1 1 J4 Brood h- 107 Orchard 
 
 Crane William G. spice dealer 279 High 
 
 Crane William T. harness maker 1 19 Mulberry 
 
 Crane Ursula widow of Isaac 10 Kinney 
 
 Crane Zenas C. tobacconist 1 17 Broad h. Cold-well 
 
 Crane Zophar B. coach smith 24 Cottage 
 
 Crank James, rear 171 Broad 
 
 Crapnell James, shoemaker Sussex ave. n. Chatham 
 
 Crater John F. tailor 100 Mulberry 
 
 Craven Fanny, widow of Nathan 127 Walnut 
 
 Craven John J. 123 Pennington 
 
 Craven Thomas, butcher 338 Mulberry 
 
 Crawford Aaron, cutler, 7 Mechanic h 6 Clay 
 
 Crawford Alexander, segar in. inquire 98 Washington 
 
 Crawford Benjamin B. coach trimmer 3 Comes 
 
 Crawford, Brown & Saurbier, cutlers 7 Mechanic 
 
 Crawford Charles T. tailor 15 Bank 
 
 Crawford David B. coach trimmer 20 Walnut 
 
 Crawford James, stone cutter 31 Baldwin 
 
 Crawford John, hatter 22 Ailing 

 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 99 
 
 Crawford John, shoemaker 244 Plane 
 
 Crawford John G. cutler U Washington 
 
 Crawford Margaret, widow of Edward G. 12 Comes 
 
 Crawford Priscilla, inquire OS Washington 
 
 Crawford Robert, saddler iSa Mulberry 
 
 Creamer William C. tailor 320 Broad h. 12 Garden 
 
 Cree Joseph, 354 Bioad 
 
 Cregier John A. butcher 39-2 Broad h. 2H South Broad 
 
 Cretin Charles E 1^4 Chestnut 
 
 Crelin Joseph PI. butcher 77 Pennington 
 
 Crelin Warren, currier Ii9 Oliver 
 
 Crelin William, currier 134 Chestnut 
 
 Crick John, 91 Ticherior 
 
 Crick Michael, tailor 2 l j West 
 
 Crilley Aaron C sash ami blind manuf. 3 Nichols 
 
 Crilley A. C. & J. C. sash and blind mfr 101 R. R. ave. 
 
 Crilley John C sash and blind mfr 101 R. R. avenue 
 
 Crilley Phebe, widow of Stephen 13 Academy 
 
 Crinian Peter, saddler 18 Oxford 
 
 Criqui Joseph, saddler lOfi William 
 
 Crocker Harriet, widow of Joseph, dressmaker 20 Walnut 
 
 Crockett C P. oil silk 32 Mill h. North John 
 
 Crockett Charles F 8 Nesbitt 
 
 Crockett David B. japan leather h 8 Nesbitt 
 
 Crockett Edward, 8 Nesbitt 
 
 Crockett John R. oiled silk 32 Mill h. 36 Clay 
 
 Crockett J. R & C. P. oiled silk and japaned muslin 33 
 
 Mill c. J^rown , 
 
 Crockett Samuel, carpenter 512 High 
 Crockett Theodore, tanner 90 Warren 
 Cronaly Thos K. india rubber 104 Warren 
 Crone Julius L turner 23 Quarry 
 Croniman Henry, grocer 17 Plume 
 Cronk Abraham, laborer 7 Harrison's court 
 Cronk l)avid v stove maker (>5 Washington 
 Cronk Peter, shoemaker 5 Plane 
 Cronkwright Eunice, tailoress 127 Kinney 
 Cross Georye. teacher 1 14 William 
 Cross George. 45 Halsey 
 Cross George W. inquire 160 Hroad 
 Cross Henry, block engraver 52 North Canal 
 Cross John, 23 Columbia 
 Cross John II. carpenter 113 Orchard 
 Cross Mary, widow of Abraham 26 Mulberry c. Park 
 Crosslcy Charles, japanner 115 Hroad 
 Crossley Samuel, se^ar maker 31 Halsey 
 Cro>sley Jr. Samuel, tobacconist 20 Quarry 
 Grossman Maria, widow ofAbram 33 Bleeker 
 Croughin James, 42 Mulberry
 
 100 PIERSON'S 
 
 Grouse Garret, carriage maker 71 Catharine 
 
 Cro. viler Charles, tailor 37 North Canal 
 
 Crowell Alexander, laborer South Market n. Congress 
 
 Crowell Calvin, lumber, coal. &c. 1 Oyden 3d yard above 
 
 Bridge h 12 Hridgc 
 
 Crowell & Carll, Daily Eagle 2<)5 Broad c. Market 
 Crowell & Chandler, dry goods 2S4 Broad 
 Crowell Edward O. Daily Eagle ^'JD Broad h. 27 Col'bia. 
 Croweil Frances Miss, 51 Bank 
 Crowell James, coal 6f wood dealer h. 20 Lombardy 
 Crowell & Co. James, wood, coal & lumber dealers 1 
 
 Ogden 3d yard north of Bridge 
 Crowell John M. stair builder 14 Hil^ey 
 
 Crowell , widow of Nathan 590 Ferry 
 
 Crowfcil Robert, Daily Eagle 2U5 Broad h. 1461 Wasn't!. 
 Crowell Stephen G. dry goods 284 Broad h. 9 Cedar 
 Crowell Timothy B. ship carpenter 50 Commercial 
 Crowell Wallace L. ship car. 65 Com'cial h 142 S Market 
 Crowley Dennis, whitesmith 22 Pium 
 Crowlin William, shoemaker IS) Rankin 
 Crowther George, laborer 22 Plume 
 Crum'.ey John, grocer 208 Washington c. Pearl 
 Cruel Adam, carpenter -11 West 
 Cruse Matthew, laborer 41 Brown 
 Cruse Robert, laborer 180 Court 
 Cudjoe Filice, (colored) washing 39 Garden 
 Cudjoe Levi, (colored) laborer 39 Garden 
 Cudjoe Venus, (col'd) 8 Prince 
 Cullen Catharine, 8 River 
 Cullen John, butcher 36 Warren 
 Cullen Michael, bootmaker 38 Congress 
 Cullis Piiilipe, nurse 25 Mulberry 
 
 CUMBERLAND WILLIAM W. civil engineer and machinist 
 office 1 New cor. Watt .V(w York r. 5 Bleeker 
 Cummerforth Bernard, laborer 13 Prince 
 Cummer forth John, laborer 13 Prince 
 Gumming Jacob, fruit &c. basement 208 Broad 
 Cummings Alexander, z ; nc mfr. foot East River 
 Cummings Catharine, 100 Halsey 
 Cummings Estes, paper hangings 33 South Market h. 
 
 25 Centre 
 
 Cummings Matthias W. mason lG Plane 
 Cummings Patrick, laborer 185 South Market 
 Cummings Prince, (col'd) 8 Prince 
 Cummings William B. A0 York h. 120 Union 
 Cummings William T. moulder 20 Hulsey 
 Cunningham James, saddler 2 Mulberry 
 Cunningham John G. 21 Warren
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 101 
 
 Cunningham Lawrence, shoemaker 20Bf Washington 
 
 Cunnii.^liJiin Mary, widow of John 4 Madison 
 
 Cunningham Mary, widow of John 102 Market 
 
 Cunningham Patrick, grocer 168 Bank 
 
 Cunningham Peter, laborer 10 r recman 
 
 Cunningham William G. jeweler 13 Oak 
 
 Cupps tiarnuel, currier fa) Washington 
 
 Cuquel James, tailor 105 William 
 
 Currf.n John, hatter 20 Augusta 
 
 Currie John L. merchant tailor 298 h. 363 Broad 
 
 Currier Cyrus, machinist 2'JO Market h. 29 Lafayette 
 
 Currier Krastus T. mach nist 67 Spring 
 
 Cure John, saddler 124 Plane 
 
 Curtis Amy, widow of Stephen 41 Ward 
 
 Curtis Francis B tailor 10 Boudinot 
 
 Curtis R S grocer 43 Commerce c. Mulberry 
 
 Cussaic Thomas, >ardner 169 Broad 
 
 Cusaic Robert, hatter 5() Crane 
 
 Cuthbertson Lydi.n, widow of George 106 Orange 
 
 Cutler David E. shoemaker 159i Mulberry 
 
 D. 
 
 Dabbs Henry, tailor 15 New 
 
 Daerr John P. wheelwright Walnut n. Adams 
 
 Dahlinger John M. nailer 113 William 
 
 Dahmen Henry, book binder 45 Spring 
 
 Daily Advertiser and Sentinel office 266 Broad 
 
 Daily Ann, widow of John 53 Academy 
 
 Daily Eagle, 295 Broad (up stairs) 
 
 Daily John, blacksmith 1'jy Plane 
 
 Daily John, tanner 29 Bridge 
 
 Daily Mercury, 2'J7 Broad (upstairs) 
 
 Daily Patrick, 38 North Canal 
 
 Daily Thomas, harness maker 31 Rector 
 
 Daly Ann, widow of John 53 Academy 
 
 Daly Hugh, boatman 177 Academy 
 
 Daly Hugh, laborer 191 Plane 
 
 Daly Thomas, bar steam boat Passaic 48 Mulberry 
 
 Dalrimple James, blacksmith 108 New 
 
 Dalrimple Joseph, proprietor of Hamilton works 58 and 
 
 62 Hamilton h. 21 Bruen 
 
 Dalton Peter, harness maker 2 Rowen's court 
 Damm William, blacksmith South Prospect c. Chestnut 
 Danback Thomas, laborer 8 Commercial 
 Dancer John, naturalist 82 Plane 
 Daniel* Alfred I,. 8 Ward 
 Dauiels James, coachmaker 15 South Canal 
 Daniels John, machinists? Kiver 
 9
 
 102 PIERSON'S 
 
 Daniels Willing!, letter carrier 54 Walnut 
 
 Danri James M. shoemaker 1!) Catharine 
 
 Danz John G. drupgist lb' Spruce 
 
 Darby Bernard, 344 Mroad 
 
 Darcy Henry G. clothier 129 Market h. 10 Cedar 
 
 Darcy John S. M D. -'61 Hroad r. Park house 
 
 Darling Isaac M. carpenter 53 Lafayette 
 
 Darling Muses, blacksmith 18 Cherry 
 
 Darrah U'il'iam, fisherman 18!) South Market 
 
 Daub Nicholas, shoemaker 27 William 
 
 Daughaday James, moulder 507 Hjjh 
 
 Daugaday John, hatter 10 Comes 
 
 Daus Adam, shoemaker rear i70 Broad 
 
 Dauzenreth Henry, tailor 41 West 
 
 Davenport George M. mason 38 State 
 
 Davenport John A. button maker 59 Liberty N.Y. 603 Bd 
 
 Davenport Joseph, shoemaker 93 Catharine 
 
 Davenport Lewis R. patent leather California 41 Orange 
 
 Davett Dennis R currier inquire 12 Gaiden 
 
 Davett Susan, widow of Dennis 12 Garden 
 
 Davies John M. storks &c. 106 William N. Y. h. 24 Front 
 
 Davies Luke, 7P> Plane 
 
 Davies Priscilla, 20 South Bridge 
 
 Davis Aaron, iridiarubbcr 27-2 Plane 
 
 Davis Albert J. machinist 151 Elm 
 
 Davis Charles W. machinist .104 Orange 
 
 Davis, Currier & landlord, machinists 290 Market 
 
 Davis Elizabeth, widow of Alexander H. 104 Orange 
 
 Davis Klizabeth, widow of Edward grocer 107 Washing'n 
 
 Davis Hugh L. collar maker 54 Green 
 
 Davis Hugh \V. 15 Grave 
 
 Davis Isaac, 1.24 Washington 
 
 Davi> James, shoemaker 33(> Wasiiington 
 
 Davis John, laborer 41 Madison 
 
 Davis .]->hn, '-ooperGS Lafayette 
 
 Davis Rev John Kirby, prin. Newark Academy 246 Bd 
 
 Davis John P. grocer 24 Chestnut h. 50 Orchard 
 
 Davis John P. carpenter 1'6'J Plane 
 
 Davis Julia, widow of Cornelius 13 Warren 
 
 Davis Julia. 105 Washington 
 
 Davis Maria Jane, widow of Peter 48 Fair 
 
 Davis Mark, pedler 17 Boyden 
 
 Davis Martha Ann, teacher 13 Warren 
 
 Davis Mary, 5-' Croad 
 
 Davis Mary, widow boarding house 124 Washington 
 
 Davis Obadiah, edge tool maker 88 Congress 
 
 Davis Robert O. painter 4 Nichols Alley h. 258 Plane 
 
 Davis Thomas, moulder 1S1 Lock 
 
 Davis Thomas C. dry goods 133 r. 47 Market
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 103 
 
 Davis 4 ^- Thomas C. dry goods 133 Market 
 
 Davis Thomas II new and sec. hand furniture 130 Broad 
 
 Davis William, edge tool maker 100 McWhorter 
 
 Davis William, (coi'd) 26 Fair 
 
 Davis VV'illiain L. pattern maker 92 Ferry 
 
 Davis William W. tobacconist 84 Stale 
 
 Davison Frederick J. 1 Park Church Plice 
 
 Davison John R. dry good 45 Cedar N. Y. r. 1 Pk Ch, Pi 
 
 Davison John S flour <tc. 74 C&urllandt N. Y. r. 1 Park 
 
 Churcli Place 
 
 Davy James, shoemaker rear 186 South Broad 
 Davy Joseph, harness maker 206 Market h. 1 16 Orchard 
 D iwes Francis H. clerk 238 Broad h. 77 Commerce 
 Dawes George M. flour & feed 157 Market h. 197 Wash. 
 Dawes Samuel, 44 Columbia 
 Dawes Thomas, trimmer 30 Chestnut 
 Dawson Ephraiui, (col'd) rear 81 Catharine 
 Davvson George, cabinet maker 22^ Church 
 Dawson John, (ool'd) laborer 8 Commercial 
 Davvson Thomas W. patent leather 35 Wiisey h.23 Smith, 
 Day Aaron, carpenter 144 Academy 
 Day Aaron S. office 154i Market h. 113 Mulberry 
 Day Amos, express office 3l'2 Broad h. 32 Mechanic 
 Day, Baldwin & Co. gang saw mill Pine Creek, Penn. 
 Day Barnabas. Park House Orange, N. J. 
 Day Charles, coach painter 18 New 
 Day Charles H. chair maker 50 Broad 
 Day Charles T, 99 Market 
 Day Jr. Charles T. 99 Market 
 Day David B. office 154* Market h. 30 Walnut 
 Day D. B 4r A. S. transportation line Newark and New 
 
 York, office I54i Market 
 Day Edward S. laborer 1-2-2 Baldwin 
 Day Elihu, merchant 308 Broad h. 140 Washington 
 Day Eliza J. widow of Dr. William W 453 Broad 
 Day Elizabeth, widow of Jacob 5 North Canal 
 Day George T. jeweler 27 Mechanic h. 38 Clintot 
 Day Israel, trimmer 32 M. & E. Railroad avenue 
 Day Israel L. dry goods E^sl'm, Penn. 
 Day James E. painter l'^2 East River 
 Day Joseph, cooper 144 Academy 
 Day Joseph, clerk 30 Walnut 
 Day Joseph T. 4fi Bleeker 
 Day Julia, 5'JO Broad 
 Day Martha, widow of Amos in country 
 Day Martin B. carpenter 100 Summit 
 Day Matthias W. cash. Mech. Bank 277 h. 275 Broad 
 Day Nancy, tailoress 123 Plane
 
 J04 PIERSON'S 
 
 Day Nathaniel B. hatter 30 Walnut 
 
 Day Peier 1> lumber mercliatit Morristoton 
 
 Day Rachael, widow of Samuel 12 Clay 
 
 Day B..:ii'ii-i. slux-maker 2 Willow 
 
 Day Sarah, Miss I'lG Hroad 
 
 Day b - shoemaker 11 Maiden Lane 
 
 Day Stephen I'- Presi .ent Orange Bank Orange, N.J. 
 
 Day T mas, 0:J Commerce 
 
 Day V. ii, ;r, Union iwnship, N. J. 
 
 Dayman Juremiah. widow of Jediah 12 Kinney 
 
 Day tor- I.evi. -J24 Market 
 
 Dealf Piiillip. cabinet maker 1 Washington Alley 
 
 De Arij."-iM Gideon, cashier People's Bank N. Y. 
 
 Dean Aaron, -lioemaker 84 Plane 
 
 Dean Cvn;s, ('(per 134 Bank c. Summit 
 
 Dean iJ.t il. l3l Academy c. Su;nmit 
 
 Dean Darnel A. bai.er J7!i Hrnad c. New 
 
 Dean C'eor^e F. attorney and rouns. New York 123 Broad 
 
 Dean Hoiaro. carpenter 345 Washington 
 
 Dean Isaac M. carpenter 7-2 New 
 
 Dean John B- cnrpenter 5 Warren 
 
 Dean Morris, m.i.vm 5 Warren 
 
 Dean Peter i5 rnason 4 Commerce 
 
 Dean Sylvester, carpenter rear 20 Bleeker 
 
 Deany Ann. wii'ow of James 24 Searing 
 
 Deany John, blacksmith 507 High 
 
 Deany Patrick, rule maker 24 Nesbitt 
 
 Deas Sarah, widow of William 14 Cherry 
 
 Debond James, carman 112 New 
 
 Debow John G. carpenter 48 Nesbitt 
 
 De Camp Chiliori K. 17 Liberty 
 
 De Camp Daniel, carriage mfr. 11 Harrison h- 18 Bank 
 
 De Camp cj- Simpson, self-acting churn mfr. c. McWhorter 
 
 and Hamilton 
 
 De Camp Timothy, 13 Hoyden 
 De Camps Nicholas, 4 Montgomery c. Broom 
 Decker Elizabeth, 188 Orange 
 Decker Gabriel, carpenter 10 James 
 Decker Henry R clerk 250 Broad 
 Decker Jacob, blacksmith 16 Lombardy 
 Deckert Anthony, butcher 114 William 
 Decoster John, carpenter 47 Fair 
 Deegan James, cooper 17 Congress 
 Deer Jacob, tailor 24 Franklin Place 
 Deery Stephen, tailor 6 Parker 
 Dehart Barney, builder 30 Crane 
 Dehart Charles A. grocer 249 Bioad h. 40 Smith 
 Debart Stephen, California 3 Liberty
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 105 
 
 Dehart William, laborer J3lepl<pr n. Summit 
 Deibel Francis, brewer 967 Market 
 
 Dein William, shade painter If '.7 Court 
 
 Delahrche Peter, jeweler rear ff Green 
 
 Delano Jr. Jesse M D Mtllvi^c, N. J 
 
 Delano Sarati, widow of Michael 124 Springfield avenue 
 
 Delany Patrick, laborer 7 Jackson 
 
 Delany William, carman Bank c Wallace 
 
 Demarest Ann M dress maker 64 Bleeker 
 
 Demarest Daniel,- saddle tree 4 Div. Place h. 9 Mulberry 
 
 Demarest Garret S. boarding I. oiise 64 Bleeker 
 
 Demarest Peter, mason 1 20 Orange 
 
 Demarest Sarah, dress maker 64 Bleeker 
 
 Demon Garret H. 16 Plane 
 
 Demon Giles, annealer 2f> Division 
 
 Demott Henry, mason 55 William 
 
 Demon Isaac M. mason 10 Plane 
 
 Demon Lewis (col'd) laborer Plane c. Plum 
 
 Demon Michael, carman 73 Lock 
 
 Dempsey Matthew, laborer 148 Nesbitt 
 
 Dempsey Patrick, laborer Ho vt c. Nesbitt 
 
 Dempsey Torrence.'baker 36 Quarry 
 
 Dempsey Thomas, harness maker 61 Walnut 
 
 Dempsey Thomas, shoemaker 28 East Kinney 
 
 Dempsey Timothy, laborer 148 Nesbitt 
 
 Dempsey Jr. Timothy, laborer 148 Nesbitt 
 
 Demun Cyrus, (col'd) 89 Spruce 
 
 Demun Elizabeth, (col'd) 2 Wilbur's alley 
 
 Demun Richard, (col'd) 2 Wilbur's ajley 
 
 Demun Thomas (col'd) coachman 36 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Demyer Alida. 182 Mulberry 
 
 Demyer Hannah C tailoress 29 Cottage 
 
 Demyer Mary, tailoress - J!) Cottage 
 
 Demyer Stephen S. blind maker 25 Cottage 
 
 Denbeigh Samuel, boatman 13 Ward 
 
 Denharn Matthew, 38 Lush 
 
 Denicke Frederick, M. D 41 Commerce 
 
 Denmari Aaron C. 103 Academy 
 
 Denman Abraham, india rubber Inc Plane h. 1 Park chh. pi 
 
 Denman Abraham, hatter 4^ Lock 
 
 Denman C Ludlow, California 
 
 Denman Enoch, news agent 43 Mechanic 
 
 Denman Isaac, hatter 26 Franklin 
 
 Denman John C. 3H Kinney 
 
 Denman John F. japanrier 7 Stephen's Court 
 
 Denmiin Joseph, blacksmith 7;i Bank 
 
 Denman Luther, 103 Academy 
 
 Denman William, cutler 33 Arch
 
 106 PI EK son's 
 
 Denman William H. shoemaker 3 Pear alley 
 
 Denmead Frederick, japanner 7 Stephens' court 
 
 Dennis Alfred L. book store -218 Broad 
 
 Dennis & Brother A. L. stationers <M8 Broad 
 
 Dennis Calvin S 12 FnU<,n, A" Y. h. 35 Lafayette 
 
 Dennis Charles A. saddler 273 Plane 
 
 Dennis Kliza, widow of Je>se 273 Plane 
 
 Dennis Hester, dress maker 273 Plane 
 
 Dennis John. R R. conductor 1 Bruen 
 
 Dennis John C. india rubber Ncsbilt c. Plane 
 
 Dennis Marlin R stationer 248 Broad h. 14 Park 
 
 Dennis Sarah B. wi3ow of Kzekiel 19!) Plane 
 
 Dennis William, merchant New York h. 106 Union 
 
 Dennisson & Co. J. coppersmith and plumbers 20 Mech. 
 
 Dennisson John N. coppersmith 20 Mech. h. 41 N. Canal 
 
 Dennisson Joseph, ') Pennsylvania avenue 
 
 Dennisson Joseph, coppersmith rear 12 Fair 
 
 Denniston Alexander A. saddle tree maker 57 Commerce 
 
 Denniston Isaac, carman 37 Fair 
 
 Denton Joseph B. hat finisher 266 Washington 
 
 Denton Nathan F. cutter 321 Broad h. 12 Pennington 
 
 Denton Stephen, hatter 206 Washington 
 
 Depeyster Mary (col'd) 8 Pearl 
 
 Derebo Lud-.vig. laborer 35 Grand 
 
 Derham ICdward (). baker 78 Nesbitt 
 
 Dery Owen, laborer 8 South Canal 
 
 Desch Charles, tailor 37- Longworth 
 
 Desch John, tailor 4 West 
 
 Devausney John, oiled silk 5 Newark 
 
 Devausney Thomas H. cnrriaoe maker 51 Commerce 
 
 Devoe Alfred, carman N Y. h. 14 Fair 
 
 Devoe Fideiick, shoemaker 123 Summit c. Academj 
 
 Devoe Hiram, paper carrier 20 Spring 
 
 Devoe Joseph, shoemaker 82 New 
 
 Devoe Peter, india rubbnr 21 \ Nesbitt 
 
 Devoe Richard, harness maker 5 Cammack's Alley 
 
 Devoe Wjiliam W. hatter 83 Plane 
 
 Devore Jnmes L. shoe manufacturer 28 Nesbitt 
 
 Dewey Thomas M shoemaker 57 Catharine 
 
 Dewirc J<>:MI. cunier 180 Washington 
 
 Dewire John, patent leather ISO Washington 
 
 Dewire Julii M. wic'ow of John 183 Plane 
 
 Dewire Mich.-.el. hatter l-'iO Washington 
 
 Dewit \\'iili.im D- tavern 6'* Luck 
 
 Dey Lewis, blacksmith 20 Wil i im 
 
 Dey & V-.in Ness, blacksmiths i20 William 
 
 Dickersoii Alexander, iron manufacturer 107 Commerce 
 
 Dickersun Jr. Alexander, lace weaver 107 Commerce
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 107 
 
 Dickerson Bailey, harness maker 426 Broad 
 
 Dickerson Eunice, widow of Stephen 248 High 
 
 Diokerson Cyrus (col'd) teamster 27 Market 
 
 Dickerson James J . 62 Market r. 248 High 
 
 Dickerson James L. leather rner. 62 Market h. 248 High 
 
 Dickerson & Co. James L. leather rners. 6-2 Market 
 
 Dickerson John N. cigar maker 107 Commerce 
 
 Dickerson Josiah, tinman 5fi Green 
 
 Dickerson Lewis, carman I East River 
 
 Dickerson Margaret, dress maker '3y Ferry 
 
 Dickerson Silas, (coi'd) rear2?!J Market 
 
 Dickerson Stephen A. Ci2 Market r fi'J Commerce 
 
 Dickinson ' harles B. clothier Mobil*, Ala. - 
 
 Dickinson Charles D. brittama mtnul 1 38 State 
 
 Dickinson Charles W. jeweler 175 Mulberry 
 
 Dickinson David, tailor bG Washington 
 
 Dickinson Diurlema, widow of \bner 17$ Liberty 
 
 Dickinson Frederic!*, halter 108 New 
 
 Dickinson John M botanic I 17 Kinney 
 
 Dickinson John B. jeweler 175 Mulberry 
 
 Dickinson Orrin, Union house 124 Broad 
 
 Dickinson Jr. Orrin, 124 Brcnd 
 
 Dickinson Philemon, 175 Mulberry 
 
 Dickinson Jr. Philemon, watch dials 26 Bald-win 
 
 Dickinson Ralph (col'd) 131 Plane 
 
 Dickinson Selden, shoemaker 193 Plane 
 
 Dickinson William P jeweler 28 Baldwin 
 
 Dickson , (col'd) widow of Henry 11 Pearl 
 
 Dickson James. 'Savannah. Gen. 1 Washington Place. 
 
 Dickson James, tailor 112 McWhorter 
 
 Dickson Jane, tailoress 22iJu Washington 
 
 Dickson Martha, tailoress 229e Washington 
 
 Dier Peter, candy shop 521 High 
 
 Diethrich Mary Ann, widow ol Jacob 8 West 
 
 Dietz Joseph, baker 9 Grand 
 
 Dietz Phillip, spring maker 8 Spring 
 
 Dc< i , e i.r 
 
 letz bohaun, tanner 15 West 
 
 Digrian Michael, laborer 18 Drift 
 
 Dihht John, tailor 11 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Diker Christian, tailor Court c. Bellemont avenue 
 
 Dillen John, machinist 547 High 
 
 Dilley Abraham S. oil peciler 30 North Prince 
 
 Dillman Charles, machinist 158 Mulberry 
 
 Dilye Anthony, brewer 13 Van Buren 
 
 Dimock Kdwin W. brick maker New York 13 Pennington 
 
 Dingee Amaziah, laborer 10 Christie 
 
 Dingwell David, well digger 22 New 
 
 Dingwell Jr. David, jeweler 22 New
 
 108 PI BRSON'S 
 
 Dingwell Isabella, widow of Sanr.iel 32 Plane 
 
 Disbrow Samuel W. cigar maker 15 Hamilton 
 
 Disch John, laborer 14 I Court 
 
 Dissing George, brass founder rear 31 Garden 
 
 Ditmars Abraham, carpenter 41 \V;ini 
 
 Ditmars Frederick A. house <to sign painter 50 Mechanic 
 
 h. 3 Franklin Place 
 Ditmars John, 41 Ward 
 Ditmars & Son F. A. painter?, 50 Mechanic 
 Divine Dominick, laborer 81 Clay c. Ugden 
 Divine James, lanner 53 Broom 
 Divine James, laborer 230 Mulberry 
 Divine John, tanner 53 Broom 
 
 Divine Terrence, glass cutier Hedenberg's h. iHoyt 
 Dixon Augustus M. japanner 150 South Prospect 
 Dixon Eleanor, widow ol James 3 Cedar 
 Dobbins David N. mason 130 Lock 
 Dobbins Rev. J. B. pastor Union-st. chh. h. 1 Lafayette 
 Dockweller Adam, 25 South Canal 
 Dod Abby, widow of Abner (51 Washington 
 Dod & Co. transportation lino Newark and N. York 
 Dod Jacob S. currier v7 Clinton 
 Dod John G. machinist Inc. Plane h.5131eeker 
 Dod & lnslee, machinists Inclined Plane 
 ^ d Hobert, transportation line Newark & N. Y. 47 Ferry 
 Dud Stephen, surveyor 5 Bleeker 
 Dod Susan, widow 6 South Market 
 Dodd Abner, harness maker 1-21 River h. 3 Oak 
 Dodd Arnzi. attorney at law -Jo'j Broad r. 1 Park chh. Pi. 
 Dodd Benjamin L. chair maker 1 Ball's Court 
 Dodd Heihuel, suspender mlr. New Ynrk 63 N. Broad 
 Dodd Bethuel L medical student 138 Market h. 15 Frank- 
 lin Place 
 
 Dodd Jr. Daniel, att. at law, office 250 B'd h. 1 Park chh pi 
 Dodd David C. patent leather 6l Bieeker 
 Dodd Jr David C. jeweler 35 Walnut r. 84 Commerce 
 Dodd Edwin, hat store arid manufactory 35-2 Broad 
 Dodd F.iiza K. widow of Edward U. 1-3 Mulberry 
 Dodd Tra, sup. Morris & Essex Railroad h. Bloomfield 
 Dodd Isaac B. 4!) Broad 
 
 Dodd James C. clerk M. & R. R R Depot 84 Commerce 
 Dodd Jared, watchman Concert Hall 60 Court 
 Dodfl Joel, rnason 65 Orleans 
 Dod I Joseph C. lime 2 Van Buren h. 21 E. River 
 Dodd Matthias, saddle ai.d harness 5<J h. 49 Broad 
 Dodd Monroe, fttio York N- Broad c. Bloomfield ave. 
 Dodd Moses W. 3fS Park Row, N. Y. 17 Lombardy 
 Dodd Samuel, engraver Bloomfield N. J .
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 109 
 
 Dodd & Wakeman, suspender mfrs. 4 Dey, N. F. 
 
 Dodd Zebina, carman rear 39 Green 
 
 Dodge Daniel D. clothier 90 Warren 
 
 Doland Bridget, boarding house 293 Market 
 
 Doland Daniel, moulder 6 Halsey's court 
 
 Dolbeer Isaac N. Ohio 38 Warren 
 
 Dolbeer Phoebe, widow of John 33 Warren 
 
 Donahue James, wheelwright 19 Scott 
 
 Donahue James, carriage maker 131 Railroad avenue 
 
 Donahue John, wheelwright 19 Scott 
 
 Donahue John, wheelwright 19 Scott 
 
 Donahue John A. blacksmith 48 Spring 
 
 Donahue Michael, hatter 625 Broad 
 
 Donahue Michael, laborer 54 Broad 
 
 Donahue Michael, blacksmith 48 Spring 
 
 Donahue Peter, shoemaker 51 River 
 
 Donahue William, laborer Newark c. Canal 
 
 Donnldson Jesse R soda water mfr364B Broad h. 27 Pearl 
 
 Donaldson Lewis, currier 11 New 
 
 Donaldson Jr. Robert, California 34 Hamilton 
 
 Donigan Michael, grocer 247 Market 
 
 Donington William H. clerk 250 r. 116 Broad 
 
 Donnelly Abner J. jeweler 33 Orchard 
 
 Donnelly Bernard, tinner 13 North Canal 
 
 Donnelly Bernard, laborer 53 North Broad 
 
 Donnelly Jane, widow of John 104 Quarry 
 
 Donnelly John, mason 101 Quarry 
 
 Donnelly John, mason 26 Quarry 
 
 Donnelly Patrick, laborer 22 Congress 
 
 Donnelly Patrick, laborer 13 North Canal 
 
 Donnelly Patrick, laborer Chatham n. New 
 
 Donnelly Patrick, laborer 35 Ogden 
 
 Donnelly Peter, shoemaker 53 Kiver 
 
 Donnelly To!. ias, patent leather 156 Lock 
 
 Donnelson Richard A. New York 4 Washington Place 
 
 Donner Frederick, boatman rear 93 South Canal 
 
 Donnington John W. saddler 10 Kinney 
 
 Donovan Mary, widow of Jeremiah 8 Green 
 
 Donsaise George J. barber 240 r. 170 Broad 
 
 Dooley Jonn, laborer 22 Brown 
 
 Dooley John, shoemaker 4 Quarry 
 
 Doolittle , Ehzabelhtown Road 
 
 Doolittle Milton, 31 Centre 
 
 Dooner Catharine, widow of James grocer 11 Catharine 
 Dooner John, shoemaker 48 Plane 
 Dorance Edwin, jeweler 350 Broad 
 Dorenuis Abraham, mason 30 Orleans 
 Doremus Catharine, widow of Peter C. 31 Catharine 
 
 10
 
 110 
 
 PIBR8OK 
 
 Doremus Charles, jeweler 276 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Doremus Cornelius, coach painter 100 Warren 
 
 Doremus David, 70 Halsey 
 
 Doremus David B. shoemaker 39 Thomas 
 
 Doremus Garret D. carpenter 22* Church 
 
 Doremns George H. 8 Mulberry 
 
 Doremus Goline, butcher 35 Division 
 
 Doremus Goline, mason 7 Broad 
 
 Doremus Henry, (col'd) rear 8 Green 
 
 Doremus Isaac A. turner 35 Ogden 
 
 Doremus Jane, widow of Cornelius 242 Washington 
 
 Doremus Jasper, carpenter 42 Arch 
 
 Doremus John b'ltcher Uo South Prospect 
 
 Doremus John, saddler 126 Washington 
 
 Doremus John G. tanner 646 High 
 
 Doremus John P. blacksmith 11 Harrison h. 11 Camfield 
 
 Doremus Marcus, carpenter 101 Orange 
 
 Doremus Michael C. jeweler 40 Columbia h. 167 Mulb'y 
 
 Doremus Peter I. saddletree maker 9 Division Place 
 
 Doremus Peter M. carpenter 646 High 
 
 Doremus Peter T. clerk 586 High c. Quarry 
 
 Doremus Thomas, carpenter 646 High 
 
 Dorflinger George, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 
 Dorl Augusta, ornamental painter 8 Me Whorter 
 
 Dorsey John, (col'd) 28 River 
 
 Doty James B. blacksmith 148 Academy 
 
 Doty Lott D. painter 68 Orange 
 
 Doty Mahlon, coach painter 11 Harrison h. 81 Plane 
 
 Doty Stephen H. varnish manufacturer 58 Orcha/d 
 
 Dougherty Andrew, currier 183 Plane 
 
 Dougherty Alexander N. M. D. 105jh. 105 Market 
 
 Dougherty Anthony, currier Ifi3 Washington 
 
 Dougherty Bernard, grocer 59 Academy 
 
 Dougherty Charles, morocco dresser 171 Washington 
 
 Dougherty Charles, tobacconist 62 William 
 
 Dougherty Daniel, hatter 82 Mulberry 
 
 Dougherty Edward C. leather merchant 58 h. 57 Market 
 
 Dougherty E. C. & H. F. leather merchants 58 Market 
 
 Dougherty Ellen, widow of Dominick7 Grant's Alley 
 
 Dougherry George, morocco dresser 64 h 67 Market 
 
 Dougherty George, staar maker 54 William 
 
 Dougherty Horace F. leather merchant 58 h. 57 Market 
 
 Dougherty James, grocer 128 Market & 95 Broad 
 
 Dougherty John, coach maker 55 Orchard 
 
 Dougherty John, morocco dr. l<>3 Wash. 118 Jacob N. Y- 
 
 Dougherty Mary Ann, widow of Thomas E. 35 New 
 
 Dougherty Michael, moulder 18 Ailing 
 
 Dougherty Michael, turner 132 Bank
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. Ill 
 
 Dougherty Michael, founder 189 Plane 
 
 Dougherty Sarah, widow of Alexander N. 57 Market 
 
 Dougherty William, machinist 24 Lombardy 
 
 Dougherty William, sboewaner 53 Crane 
 
 Dougherty Wm- M. lamp maker 32!) Broad h. Charleston 
 
 Doughertys & Young, morocco sto>e 64 Market 
 
 Doughty Edward, surveyor 63 East River 
 
 Doughty John C. switch tender 22 Bondinot 
 
 Doughty Mary, widow of John 35 Division 
 
 Doughty Samuel, hatter 12 Warren 
 
 Doughty Thomas, overseer railroad 22 Boudinot 
 
 Douglass Alexander, coach lace weaver 90 Congress 
 
 Douglass Bailey B. R. n. ticket office N. Y. 22 Liberty 
 
 Douglass Eliza A. w'd. of Samuel fancy store 365 Broad 
 
 Douglass Fanny, 122 Mulberry 
 
 Douglass Frederick, hatter 113 Mulberry 
 
 Douglass Harriet, dress maker 113 Mulberry 
 
 Douglass Harvey W. cabinet mfr. 119 Market h. 43 Cath. 
 
 Douglass James, 185 South Market 
 
 Douglass John, huckster 19 East River 
 
 Douglass John N. ship carpenter 72 Walnut 
 
 Douglass Marcus B. shoe mfr. 372 Broad h. 158 Plane 
 
 Douglass Margaret, widow of Jacob L 113 Mulberry 
 
 Doug'ass Martha N. I54J Plane 
 
 Douglass Nathaniel L. Railroad conductor 64 Walnut 
 
 Douglass & Post, carriage mfr. Hamilton c. McWhorter 
 
 Douglass Samuel, grocer and coa| dealer 18 East River 
 
 Douglass William, grocer 3!) Columbia 
 
 Douglass William, carpenter 24 Orchard 
 
 Douglass Wm B. cabinet mfr. 119 Market h. 234 Plane 
 
 Douglass Jr. Win. B. carriage mfr. c- Hamilton and 
 
 McWhorter h. 25 Lafayette 
 
 Douglass W. B. & H. W. cabinet mfrs. 119 Market 
 Dowd Peter, tailor 41 Ferry c Union 
 Dowden Charles, grocer 343* Broad 
 Dowden Matthew, harness maker 69 Catharine ' 
 Dower John, varnish maker rear 31 Garden 
 Dower Richard, soda water 53 William 
 Dowler Michael, laborer 5^ Union 
 Dowlin William, jeweler 32 Orchard 
 Down Mary, tailoress 13'.) Plane 
 Downer Aimer L California 
 Downing James, laborer 8 Smith 
 Downing Michael, sawyer 34 South Market 
 Doyle James, 47 Monroe 
 Doyle James, laborer 21 River 
 Doyle Jr. James, shoemaker Ferry 
 Doyle Jeremiah, hotel 1 Broad n. Stone Bridge 

 
 112 PIERSON'S 
 
 Doyle Jeremiah, plater 25 South Canal 
 
 Doyle Michael, ostler 306 Market 
 
 Doyle Michael, shoemaker 642 High 
 
 Doyle Phillip, laborer 83 Quarry 
 
 Doyle Thomas, Passaic hotel 306 Market 
 
 Doyle William, laborer 6 Van Buren 
 
 Drake Brnjamin, machinist 83 Halsey 
 
 Drake David 11. grocpr 5 Ferry 
 
 Drake E. Miss 226 Broad 
 
 Drake Ebenezer, grocer 132 Mulberry h. 38 Church 
 
 Drake Elias J jeweler 48 Columbia " 
 
 Drake Elizabeth, widow of Lewis 59 Washington 
 
 Drake Isaac, flour and feed 597 Broad c. Thomas 
 
 Drake Jarob O. u. s. hotel Mo^rislown 
 
 Drake James, carpenter 16 Fair 
 
 Drake John, jeweler 48 Columbia 
 
 Drake John, coach and cab mfr. 229 Mulb'y b. 494 Broad 
 
 Drake John C. clerk 290 r. 183 Broad 
 
 Drake Martha, widow of Zephaniah 3 Penn. avenue 
 
 Drake Mary, widow of George K. 10 Cedar 
 
 Drake Nathaniel, 575 Broad 
 
 Drake R. B. c^nrar maker 356 Broad 
 
 Drake Reune F. blacksmith 391 Broad 
 
 Drake Theodore, painter 89 Catharine 
 
 Drake William H. book keeping 143 Market 
 
 Dress Frederick, carriage maker 57 Walnut 
 
 Drew Bridget, widow of Charles 132 Lock 
 
 Drew David, blacksmith 32 Garden 
 
 Drew Jacob M. teamster 6 Camfield 
 
 Drey Henry, tailor 274 Bank 
 
 Dreyer Joseph, carpenter 74 Court 
 
 Driscoll Agnes, dress maker 2 Congress 
 
 Driscoll Isaac B. builder 47 Adams 
 
 Driscoll Patrick, 308 Broad h. 41 Catharine 
 
 Drisline Michael, shoemaker 1^6 South Broad 
 
 Droll Enoch, harness maker 17 Catharine 
 
 Drowdfitter John, currier 119 Lock 
 
 Druce Albert W. ruie mfr. 33 River h 42 Clinton 
 
 Druce Hnphzibah, 40 Clinton 
 
 Druce Lyman S. railroad agent 40 Clinton" 
 
 Drum Daniel, tailor 6 Harrison 
 
 Drummond Hannah, widcw of James 19 Orleans 
 
 Drummond James, tailor 306 Market 
 
 IVummond James, tailor 140 Market r- 366 Broad 
 
 Drummond Matthew, edge tool 333 Broad li. 19 Orleans 
 
 Drummond William H. tinner 65 h. 19 Market 
 
 Drupe John, 108 Mill 
 
 Dubois Capt Milton, potter 75 Spring
 
 f 
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 113 
 
 Duchworth George, designer Orleans n. Orange 
 Dut-kett Catherine, widow of William 46 Bleeker 
 Duckett Jr. William, carpenter 46 Bleeker 
 Dudley Gilbert, constable 23 Liberty 
 Dudley Gilbert Jr. Florida h. 23 Liberty 
 Dudley William, shoemaker 25 Rankin 
 Duer William, 11 Lawrence 
 DufTJames C. hatter 124 Academy 
 Duffee Charles, laborer 188 Bank 
 DuflTee James, 23 North Canal 
 Duffee Michael J morocco dresser 29 Searing 
 Duffee Patrick, laborer 24 Jack?on 
 Duffin Nicholas, (col'd) neatsfoot oil First n. Railroad 
 Dufford Clara, dressmaker 68 Bank 
 Dufford Theodore, harness-maker 19 Pulton 
 Dufford William, M. n. 68 Bank 
 Dulea Caleb M. saw filer 29 New h. 29 Halsey 
 Dulea Mary, widow of Ephraim 229 Washington 
 Dulea William, plater 118 Plane 
 Dumbrack Frederick, fireman 60 South Market 
 Dumbrack James, tanner 10 Shipman 
 Dumont Samuel, (col'd) coachman 21 Halsey 
 Dumont Thomas, (col'd) coachman 38 Bloomfield avenue 
 Dunbar Amos B. straw hat manufacturer 1S6 Broad 
 Dunbrack John, mason ll Ridge 
 Duncan William, comb maker 242 Market 
 Duncomb Czar T. marble cutter 150 h 233 Market 
 Dunfrey Michael, tanner 29 Bridge 
 Dunham Ambrose, tailor 45 Orchard 
 
 Dunham Anson, exchange 200 Broad h. 110 Washington 
 Dunham Asa W. W- 2 North Canal c. Pine 
 Dunham David S. carpenter 18 Bruen 
 Dunham Elijah, tailor 309 Broad h. ll Academy 
 Dunham Humphrey B. india rubber 7 E.Fair h. 13 Garden 
 Dunham John, carpenter 15 Franklin place 
 Dunham Runion, tailor 6 Elm 
 Dunham Samuel, tailor 28 Lawrence 
 Dunham Simeon H. india rubber 100 Commerce 
 Dunican Michael, coach body maker 47 Lafayette 
 Dunican Thomas, coach body maker 47 Lafayette 
 Dunigan Christopher, watchman 9 East Mechanic 
 Dunlap Catharine, widow of Bobert 179 Railroad avenue 
 Dunlap James P. marble cutter 18 Mechanic h.l7HamiPn 
 Dunn Asa R. blacksmith, 121 Broad 
 Dunn & Campbell, clothiers 320 Broad 
 Dunn Christian, blacksmith 6 Park 
 Dunn David D. carpenter 111 Plane 
 Dunn D. D. & M. builders 105 and 111 Plane 
 10*
 
 )14 PIERSON'S 
 
 Dunn Edward, livery stable 9 William h. 7 Fair 
 
 Dunn Eliza, widow of Lewis 16 Oak 
 
 Dunn Ellis, city surveyor 16 Dale c. Columbia 
 
 Dunn Enoch L saddler 10 Front 
 
 Dunn George, railing and dash 51 Mechanic h. 14 S. Canal 
 
 Dunn Jane, 10 Front 
 
 Dunn John, laborer 8 Mulberry 
 
 Dunn Lewis T. trunk njakcr 121 Broad 
 
 Dunn Micajah. carpenter 105 Plane 
 
 Dunn Robert F carman 35 Columbia 
 
 Dunn Samuel C. mer. tailor 320 Broad h. 25 Market 
 
 Dunn & Thompson, surveyors 16 Oak 
 
 Dunn William, tanner 181 Plane 
 
 Dunn William J. carriage trimmer 35 Columbia 
 
 Dunnell Aaron H. confectionary 271 Broad (basement) h. 
 
 24 South Canal 
 
 Dunnigan Patrick, currier 24 Lombardy 
 Dunning Archibald, lace weaver 88 Hank 
 Durand & Annin, watch case mfrs. 36 Walnut 
 Durand Bryant, plater 136 Kinney 
 Durand Cyrus, broker New York h. 14 Fulton 
 Durand Elias W. artist 161 Mulberry 
 Durand George, engraver 35 Camp 
 
 Durand James M. watch case mfr. 36 Walnut h. 456 Broad 
 Durand & Mandeville, jewelers 36 Walnut 
 Durand William M. watch case maker 29 Cottage 
 D^tirang Peter, gardener 148 Thomas n. Goble 
 Durant John, jeweler 17 Green 
 
 Durbridge John, hatter 47 Harrison 
 
 Durbridge Mary, widow of Joseph 18 Camfield 
 
 Durbidge William, hatter in Camfttld 
 
 Durie James, butcher 37 Walnut h. 312 Mulberry 
 
 Durisch Henry, jeweler 28 William 
 
 Durning Charles, carpet weaver 393 Broad 
 
 Durning Daniel, painter 31 Hedges' alley 
 
 Durning Hugh, laborer 35 Lawrence 
 
 Darning John, printer 393 Broad 
 
 Durning John, carman Ogden n Orange 
 
 Durung John, boatman 56 Plane 
 
 Durning Mary Ann. tailoress 47 Lafayette 
 
 Durning Patrick, saddler 96 Halsev 
 
 Durning Patrick, harness maker 9 Pierson's Alley 
 
 Durning Patrick, laborer 35 Laurence 
 
 Durphrey Matthew, shoemaker 13 Kinney 
 
 Durr William, japanner New c. Searing 
 
 Duryee Amanda, widow of Jacob 38 Washington 
 
 Dujyee Henry W. hatter 38 Washington 
 
 Duryee Joseph W. 270 Broad h. Belleville 

 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 115 
 
 Duryee Peter S. hat manuf. 2 Beaver H. 10 Park Place 
 
 Dusel Thomas, tailor 38 Prince 
 
 Dusenbach John, tailor 30 McWhorter 
 
 Dusenberry Mary, widow of Peter 9 Fair 
 
 Dusenberry Townsend, saduler 57 Orchard 
 
 Dussler Marquis, jeweler 61 Court 
 
 Dutcher Charles H marketman 4 Warren 
 
 Dutcher Eliza, widow of David seamstress 4 Warren 
 
 Dutton Charles T. merchant tailor Petersburgh, Va. 
 
 Dutton George, ship carpenter Newark n. Bank 
 
 Duvall Thomas J. constable 115 Union 
 
 Dwight George, jeweler California 
 
 Dyer William, tanner 39 North Broad 
 
 Dygan Catharine, widow of Patrick 112 Oranga 
 
 Dykes Mary, widow Orange above the canal 
 
 Dykes William, Orange above the canal 
 
 Dynes Richard, tailor 57 Plane 
 
 E. 
 
 Eadie John, seed store 141 Market h. 78 Mulberry 
 
 Eagle Office, 295 Broad c. Market 
 
 Eagles Alexander, mer. tailor 90 Broad h. 103 Orange. 
 
 Eagles 4" Co. Alexander, merchant tailor 90 Broad 
 
 Eagles Alfred, coach lamp 16 Mechanic h. 100 Mulberry 
 
 Eagles Sf Elston, car and wagon manuf 82 and 84 Orange 
 
 Eagles Israel C. car maker S4 h. 89 Orange 
 
 Eagles & Lockwood, coach lamp manufrs. 16 Mechanic 
 
 Eagles Miriam P. milliner 230J Broad 
 
 Eagles Rachael, 103 Orange 
 
 Eagles Thomas, japanner 101 Orange 
 
 Eagles William C' carpenter California 230| Broad' 
 
 E.iley John, malleable iron 306 Market 
 
 Earl Alexis, sash and blind maker 85 Mulberry 
 
 Earl , widow of Caleb 157 Elizabethtown Road 
 
 Earl Charlotte, nurse 1 Garrabrant's Court 
 Eirl Clarissa, nurse 18 Church 
 
 Earl , widow of David 192 Elizabethtown Road 
 
 Earl Edward, butcher 1 Centre Market h. E. town Road 
 
 Earl Edward, 1 Garrabrant's Court 
 
 Earl Elihu B. builder 191 Railroad avenue h. 10 Garden 
 
 Earl Ezekiel M. merchant San Francisco r. 382 Broad 
 
 Earl James R. ship carpenter 28 Ferry 
 
 Earl John, japanner 77 Pennington 
 
 Earl John, saddler 32 Green 
 
 Earl John N. hatter 4 Elm 
 
 Earl John N. machinist 9 Boydon 
 
 Earl Lewis, farmer Elizabethtown Road 
 
 Earl Mary, widow of Robert 28 Ferry 

 
 116 PIKRSON'8 
 
 Earl Phebe, widow of Phillip 77 Pennington 
 
 Bail Samuel, shoemaker 2 Harrison's Court 
 
 Earl William, 40 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Earl William H. farmer 709 Broad 
 
 Earl Jr. William H. ice dealer54 Elizabethtown Road 
 
 Eastman George, machinist 5f>0 Ferry 
 
 Eastman George, blacksmith 33 Lawrence 
 
 Eastman William P. hosiery mfr. 38 S. Market h 366 Broad 
 
 Eaton Benjamin F plater U4 Mulberry 
 
 Eben William, shoemaker 96 Pennington 
 
 Ebenhard Ulrich, carriage maker rear 12 Fair 
 
 Eberle William, saddler 4 Lum's Court 
 
 Ebs Michael, tailor Il3 Springfield ave. 
 
 Eckardt Andrew, mason 47 Jones 
 
 Eckardt William, turner 606 High 
 
 Eckert Valentine, jeweler 1 Garden c. Mulberry 
 
 Eckner Andrew, harness maker 22 Halsey 
 
 Eddy Rev. Ansel D D. D. pastor Park Church h. 10 Park 
 
 Church Place 
 
 Tddy Frederick, tinman 4 McWhorter Place 
 Edes Orlando, carpenter 27 Bank h. Lodi 
 Edes & Roll, builders, 27 Bank 
 Edgar Archibald, mason 56 New 
 Edgar James, shoemaker 58 Union 
 
 Edgecombe Sarah Jane, widow of Jas. C. 12 N. Prospect 
 Edler Charles, M. D editor Newark Gazette 334 Broad 
 Edwards Aaron, jeweler 22 Liberty 
 Edwards Albert, carpenter 37 Bank 
 Edwards Alfred E. plating 48 Mechanic h. 10 Franklin pi. 
 Edwards Cyrus, railing and hame maker 39 Railroad ave. 
 Edwards Dennis P. shoemaker 88 Catharine 
 Edwards & Frazee, platers 48 Mechanic 
 Edwards John, patent leather 88 Catharine 
 Edwards John C. grocer 60 Kinney 
 Edwards Joshua, blacksmith T24 Broad 
 Edwards Lemuel, shoemaker 6 Camfield ' 
 Edwards Lewis, shoemaker Orleans n. Orange 
 Edwards Mary A. 16 Green 
 
 Edwards Reuben B. coach maker Ogden n. old bridge 
 Edwards Jr. Reuben B. carpenter Orleans n Orange 
 Edwards Sarah, widow of Daniel 16 Green 
 Edwards &Smith, painteis 81 Mulberry 
 Edwards Theodore, painter 16 Green 
 Edyson George, shoemaker 89 Plane 
 Eg Titus, mason 112 Mulberry 
 Egan A. cloth cutter rear 4 New 
 Egbert Alfred, baker Boyden c. State 
 Egbert Charles, carpenter 19!) Railroad ave.
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 117 
 
 Egbert Henry F. harness maker 47 Orchard 
 
 Egbert Isaac W. machinist 172 Mulberry 
 
 Egbert Moses, shoemaker 43 Boyden 
 
 Egbert Sarah, widow of Enos rear 68 Kinney 
 
 Egbert William, coach maker 76 Union 
 
 Eggert George, saddler 32 North Canal 
 
 Ehinger Peter, carpenter 150 Elm 
 
 Ehlers P. 53 Mulberry 
 
 Ehman Joseph, jeweler 7 Kinney 
 
 Eibert Henry, shoemaker 17 Boyden 
 
 Eichoff William, tailor 9 Centre 
 
 Eils Henry, crockery store 136 Broad 
 
 Eisenmam George 33 Lawrence 
 
 Elcox John, shoemaker 103 Commerce 
 
 Eldard James, shingle shaver 11 South Essex 
 
 Eldard William, shingle shaver 29 Jefferson 
 
 Ell Henry, (col'd) helper rear 128 Market 
 
 Ell Thomas, (col'd) laborer 89 Baldwin 
 
 Eldridge Horace N. laundry 17 Warren 
 
 Ellenberger Jacob, tailor 10 Longworth 
 
 Ellin John, 82 Bank 
 
 Elligot John, shoemaker 191 Bank 
 
 Elliot Thomas, engineer 1 Comes 
 
 Elliott Daniel, grocer 39* Mulberry 
 
 Elliott James, M. D. 24 New 
 
 Ellis Jefferson, (col'd) barber 291 Broad h. 61 Mulberry 
 
 Ellis John L. housesmith 15 Cedar 
 
 Ellis Robert H. currier 3 South Essex 
 
 Ellis Volney A. glazier enquire 26 William 
 
 Ellsessor George, jeweler 06 Court 
 
 Ellsessor John W. carpenter 35 Grand 
 
 Elsder. Benjamin, builder rear 20 h. 51 Lafayette 
 
 Elsey Elizabeth, widow of John 3ft2 Railroad avenue 
 
 Elston Freeman, captain marines Middfeville, N. J. 
 
 Elston Jonathan, spring maker 82 h. 165 Orange 
 
 Elston William Henry, wagon maker 18 Chestnut 
 
 Elverson Edward, fruit sf>re 339 Broad 
 
 Elverson Mrs. E. fancy store 339 Broad 
 
 Elverson George, hatter 194 Market h. 54 Green 
 
 Elverson Jabez, hat manufacturer 194 h. 184 Market 
 
 Elverson & Co. Jabez, hat manuf 194 Market c. Mulberry 
 
 Elverson Joseph, hatter 16 Shipman 
 
 Ely Abijah P. grocer 236 Market h. 47 Mechanic 
 
 Ely Edwards, grocer 236 Market h.47 Mechanic 
 
 Ely Elizabeth, widow of Calvin 83 Mulberry 
 
 Ely & Co. E. & W. B. grocers 236 Market" 
 
 Ely Emma, widow of Abraham H. 24 Franklin 
 
 Ely Joseph, 85 Plane
 
 118 PIERSON'S 
 
 Ely Joseph W. blacksmith 84 Ferry 
 
 Ely Matthew, iron railing 73 h. 091 Mulberry 
 
 Ely Moses, coach maker 24 Franklin 
 
 Ely William B. grocer 236 Market h. 47 Mechanic 
 
 Elyea Jacob T/blacksmith California 8 Camfield 
 
 Elyea Oliver, painter 10 Plurn 
 
 Emanuel Jonathan, Mobile, Ala. 382 Broad 
 
 Emerson John, trunk maker 12 Garden 
 
 Emerson Lewis, 5 Pennsylvania avenne 
 
 Emerson Samuel G. shoemaker 14J h. 13 Kinney 
 
 Emery & Drake, grocers 5 Ferry 
 
 Emery William S. grocer 5 Ferry h. 19 South Market 
 
 Emes Silas G. saw filer and wheelwright 12 Church 
 
 Emmerson Richard R. farmer 232 South Broad 
 
 Emmell George A law student 281 r: 3b2 Broad 
 
 Emon John, currier 4"2 Cathirine 
 
 Emrich Peter, beer shop 21 William 
 
 Emrie James S. California 17 Liberty 
 
 Enders William B coach trimmer 185 Washington 
 
 Engel Jacob, 39 South Canal 
 
 Engelbrecht John D 26 Orchard 
 
 Engerker Francis, cabinet maker 12 Scott 
 
 English Andrew, teamster 19 Jefferson 
 
 English Ellen, widow 269 Market 
 
 English John, tin manuf. 145 Market h. 142 Commerce 
 
 English Joseph, cutler rear 316 Broad h. 22 South Essex 
 
 English Mary, widow of Daniel S. 24 S. Essex 
 
 Ennis Jacob, classical teacher 366 Broad 
 
 Ennis Joseph, (col'd) 87 Baldwin 
 
 Ennis Richard, shoemaker 106 South 
 
 Ennis Steven, book keeper 17 Green 
 
 Ensley Rebecca, widow of John 56 Quarry 
 
 Erb Christian, hair curler 92 Clay n. the River 
 
 Erb Michael, coach lace 37 h. 36 River 
 
 Erpenstien John, tailor 25 Grand 
 
 Erwin James, gas 63 East River 
 
 Erst Richard, hatter 9 Green 
 
 Esch Anthony, blacksmith 131 Plane 
 
 Esch Jacob, french shoe mfr 390 Broad h. 46 Catharine 
 
 Esler Abraham, carpenter 124 Lock 
 
 Esman John, laborer 2 Brant's Court 
 
 Essex Henry, needle manuf 48 Quarry 
 
 Essig John, grinder 4 Lum's Court 
 
 Estabro^k T homas, machinist 15 Lawrence 
 
 Estabrook Wm machinist Phoenix works 15 Lawrence 
 
 Ester John, jeweler 3-25 Washington 
 
 Eston Sarah E. 56 Walnut 
 
 Eugert John, japanner 46 Mulberry
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 119 
 
 Evans Abel, 13 Bank 
 
 Evans Erastus, hatter 42 Catharine 
 
 Evans Henry, Lodi over the river 
 
 Evans Henry, jeweler 2'i9 Broad h. 89 Mulberry 
 
 Evans John, 133 Academy 
 
 Evans Keziah, widow of Robert 39 Orchard 
 
 Evans Martha, (col'd) 81 Catharine 
 
 Evans Robert, boot fitter 39 Orchard 
 
 Evarts Hervey, house and sign painter 94 Bank 
 
 Eveland Josiah, blacksmith 24 Columbia 
 
 Eveland Nejson, segar maker 26 Hamilton 
 
 Eveland Samuel, carriage maker 37 Lawrence 
 
 Eveland William, saddler 4 N'ichol's Court 
 
 Everson John, oyster house 40 Point Lane 
 
 Everson Jr. John, blacksmith, 22 BH h. 2 Quarry 
 
 Evers Mary, widow of Patrick 38 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Evert Conrad, wheelwright 27 Broad 
 
 Evert John D. harness maker 28 Baldwin 
 
 Ewens , express 2<i5 Broad 
 
 Exall Alfred, tin manuf. 148 Market h. 23 Boudinot 
 Eyrich Christopher, M. D. 2 William 
 
 F. 
 
 Faa John, shoemaker 19 Sheffield 
 
 Facher John, tailor 92 Orange avenue 
 
 Fagan Michael, laborer 4 Columbia 
 
 Fagan Patrick, waiter 356 Broad 
 
 Failer Frederick, filer 12-2 Orange 
 
 Failer George, laborer 152 Quarry 
 
 Fairchild Uavid D. tinner 34 Commerce 
 
 Fairchild Eliza, widow of Joseph 34 Commerce 
 
 Fairchild Jonathan, mason 99 Catharine 
 
 Fairchild Hev. Elias R. D.D 12 New 
 
 Fairchild Silas H. shoemaker 261 Plane 
 
 Fairchild William, hatter 271 Broad 
 
 Faitoute Caroline, milliner dress maker 4 James 
 
 Faitoute Edward G. coal and wood merchant 1 Cross 
 
 Faitoute Henry, butcher 77 Broad h. 72 Orange 
 
 Faitoute John, currier 37 Market 
 
 Faitoute Phebe, widow of Moses 51 Broad 
 
 Faitoute Phebe E. tailoress 4 James 
 
 Faitoute & Stoudinger, coal & wood mers. foot of Div. 
 
 Faitoute William S. 106 River h. 25 Washington 
 
 Falck Ailolphus R. E. patent leather 84 Ferry 
 
 Falk Joseph, tailor rear 26 Green 
 
 Falkin Patrick, laborer 28 Lush 
 
 Falkner Francis, machinist 8 McWhorter 
 
 Fallon Christopher, varnisher 18 Newark
 
 120 PIERSON'S 
 
 Fallon Edward, cabinet maker Kinney c. S. Prospect 
 
 Fallen Godfrey, carriage maker 10 McWhorter 
 
 Fallon John, 10 McWhorter 
 
 Fallon William, 5:2 Inr.ess 
 
 Famm Martin, tailor Grand 
 
 Fannin Peter, 47 Bruen 
 
 Fanning Thomas, brass turner 25 South Canal 
 
 Farley Bryant, laborer Warren n. Bank 
 
 Farley George, carpenter 14 Union 
 
 Farley James, tailor 19 River 
 
 Farley John, laborer Warren n. Bank 
 
 Farley Luke, laborer 3 Rowen's Court 
 
 Farley Michael, laborer 123 Pennington n. Hermon 
 
 Farley Michael, blacksmith 13 New York 
 
 Farley Peter, laborer 33 Van Buren 
 
 Farley Phillip, laborer 10 Van Buren 
 
 Farmer Edgar, trunkmaker 105 River h. 8 Clinton 
 
 Farmer Thomas, trunkmaker 105 River h. S Clinton 
 
 Farmer Samuel, saddle tree maker 28 South Canal 
 
 Farnsworth Rev. J. H. pas. 2d Universalist Church h. 
 
 45 Bank 
 
 Farrall Andrew, laborer 220 Bank 
 Farrall Christopher, taildr 3 New 
 Farrall James, laboier 15 Church 
 Farrall Michael, grocer 95 Lock c. New 
 Farrall Phillip, hatter 15 Church 
 Farrand Moses A. vinegar dealer 686 Broad 
 Farrand Samuel E. carriage dealer Lexington Kentucky 
 
 h. Bloomfield, .V. J. 
 Farrell Thomas, laborer 29 Fair 
 Farrer William, hatter inquire 19 Warren 
 Farrington A. C. civil and mining engineer 27 Smith 
 Farrow John, trunkmaker 193 Plane 
 Farrow William, hatter 40 Jefferson 
 Fas Charles, jeweler 37 Chestnut 
 Faulhahber Andrew, saddler 48 Bank 
 Faulks Elizabeth, widow of William 9 Lawrence 
 Favor James, moulder 128 Bank 
 Favor John, 128 Bank 
 
 Fay George H. watch maker 268 Broad r. City Hotel 
 Fay John, skinner 174 Plane 
 Fearey Isaac, shoemaker 21 New 
 Feeney John, laborer 162 Lock 
 Feigl Henry, professor' music 271 Broad 
 Felber Conrad, tanner 8 Spring 
 Fell Michael, 39 Durand 
 Felsburg David, shoemaker 16 West 
 Femister Daniel, shoemaker 20 Lafayette
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 121 
 
 Fenton John H. hatter 14 South Canal 
 
 Ferdinand Francois, jeweler 356 Broad 
 
 Fereira Joaquim, bout finer 195 Plane 
 
 Fert John, laborer 33 Grand 
 
 Ferris Charles T. patent leather 31 Plane 
 
 Ferris Ezekiel A. mason 6!)4 Broad 
 
 Ferris Ezra, silver plater 109 Orchard 
 
 Ferris John W. hatter 30 Church 
 
 Festher Phillip, gardner Great Swamp road 
 
 Fetzer, Schropt &Co. segar fact and importers of French 
 
 patent leather 3394 Broad 
 
 Few Eliza, widow of Newland 107 South Canal 
 Fezler Stephen M. carpenter 231 Washington 
 Fichter John, saddler 25 Congress 
 Fidler Thomas, fruit and confec. 5 tavern 7 Commerce 
 Field James W. clerk 276 r. 382 Broad 
 Field Moses, jeweler 69 River h. 9l Halsey 
 Field & Keep, jewelers 69 River 
 Field Oliver, jeweler 69 River h. 233 Market 
 Fielding Henry, locksmith 22 Mechanic h. 26 Green 
 Fielding Martha, widow of Henry, Detroit 26 Green 
 Fields James, (col'd) 23 Bank 
 Fields Samuel, (col'd) 28 Crane 
 Fields Susan, (col'd) 1 Crane's Basin 
 Fikes Michael, tailor 170 Court 
 Fillabough John, mason 149 Warren 
 Fincantz Charles, cooper 21 Green 
 Finder Frederick, wheelwright 6 Nichols' Court 
 Findlay James, hat presser 276 Broad 
 Findlay ,Mrs. James, straw hat maker 276 Broad 
 Fine John, 243 Market 
 
 Finegan Ann, widow of Phillip grocer 275 Market 
 Finegan Michael, carpenter 12 Ailing 
 Finegan James, well digger Newark n. Canal 
 Finegan Peter, wheelwright 12 Ailing 
 Finegan Thomas, blacksmith 2 Golden 
 Finn Anthony, tailor 14 Broom 
 Finn William, plater 59 Commerce 
 Finter Frederick, carriage trimmer 95 East Green 
 Finton Edwin O. undertaker 195 Mulberry 
 Fischer Jacob, boatman 502 Market 
 Fish Charles F. homeopathy 99J Market h. 29 Arch 
 Fischer John, jeweler 4 Nichols' Court 
 Fish Rev. Henry C Pas. 1st Bap. T^hh. 16 Columbia 
 Fisher Augustus, brewer 26 Lumber 
 Fisher Frederick, lace weaver 85 Quarry 
 Fisher James S. grocer 295 Market 
 Fisher Jeremiah, (col'd) (basement) 16 South Bridge 
 
 11
 
 122 PIERSON'S 
 
 Fisher Joseph, brewer 26 Lumber 
 
 Fisher Oscar, classical school 246 Broad 
 
 Fisher Phillip, gardner 86 Hamburg Place 
 
 Fisher Richard A. W. harness maker lOl Walnut 
 
 Fitch A. I. lumber merchant 12 Cedar 
 
 Fitch James, laborer 5-2 Adams 
 
 Fitchler John, saddler 25 Congress 
 
 Fithian Phebe, widow 24 Marshall 
 
 Fithian William H. shoemaker 24 Marshall 
 
 Fitzgerald Edward, laborer 6 Madison 
 
 Fitzgerald David M. varnish maker 237 h. 153 Mulberry 
 
 Fitzgerald Harriet J. teacher 185 Mulberry 
 
 Fitzgerald Honora, widow of Edward 175 Plane 
 
 Fitzgerald James, machinist 114 Plane 
 
 Fitzgerald John D. halter 185 Mulberry 
 
 Fitzgerald Joshua, 8 Boudinot 
 
 Fitzgerald Michael, 175 Plane 
 
 Fitzgerald Richard, machinist 5 Arch 
 
 Fitzharis Maria, widow of John 220 Washington 
 
 Fitzpatrick Florence, moulder rear 80 Orange 
 
 Fitzpatrick George, harness maker Nichols' Cuurt 
 
 Fitzpatrick James, laborer 59 River 
 
 Fitzpatrick Owen, laborer 66 Adams 
 
 Fitzzimrnons , shoemaker 3 Catharine 
 
 Fitzzimmons Felix, patent leather c Hudson & Warren 
 
 Fizzimmons Joseph, tool maker 20 Drift 
 
 Fitzzimmons Patrick, laborer 7 Durand 
 
 Fitzzimmons Walter, laborer 5fi Monroe 
 
 Flannigan Anthony, boatman 198 Bank 
 
 Flannigan George, japanner 45 Newark 
 
 Flannigan John, shoemaker 18 Kinney 
 
 Flannigan Mary, widow of Patrick 104 Quarry 
 
 Flannigan Michael, tailor 118 Baldwin 
 
 Flannigan Patrick, hatter 85 Plane 
 
 Flannigan Patrick, wheelwright 90 River 
 
 Flavel Abraham, baker 6 Commerce 
 
 Fleming George VV. clerk R. M. Grummons rear 325 Bd. 
 
 Fleming Hans, beer maker 59 Monroe 
 
 Fleming James, tailor 133 Academy 
 
 Fleming John, laborer Bowery c. Oxford 
 
 Fleming Michael, hatter 191 Bank 
 
 Fleming Thomas, laborer 52 Grand 
 
 Fletcher Thomas, chaser & repairer 23 Ward 
 
 Flinn Lawrence, labojer 61 Monroe 
 
 Fiifitoff 4" Haines, type metal manufs. foot C]ay 
 
 Flintoff John, smelter foot Clay h. Ogden n- Clay 
 
 Flood Andrew, grocer 52 Mulberry 
 
 Flood Edward, grocer 92 Congress
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 123 
 
 Flood Michael, laborer rear 127 Nesbitt 
 Flood Owen, laborer rear 127 Nesbitt 
 Flood Stephen, hatter 8 Sheffield 
 Floody Charles, hatter 5!) Ferry 
 Fluke Sarah, widow 39 Lawrence 
 Flyn Peter, grocer 192 Plane 
 Foden David, gardner 204 Hamburg Place 
 Foh Nestor, hair factory 1 6 Drift 
 Fohs Andrew, filer 21 Prince 
 Fohs Andrew, filer 112 William 
 Fohs Herman, lace weaver 81 Walnut 
 Foley Adeline, vest maker 262 Washington 
 Foley John, laborer 14 Ferry 
 Folk Leonard, 39 Broom 
 Folk Lewis, coach maker 101 Catharine 
 Folk Peter, scourer 51 Offden 
 Foltz John, india rubber 64 Mill 
 Forbes Alexander, moulder 103 McWhorter 
 Force Albert, shoemaker 266 Washington 
 Force Andrew, silver plater 20 New 
 Force Francis B. hatter Buffalo 82 Academy 
 Force Gilbert M. tobacco cutter 22 Fair 
 Force Hannah, nursa 62 Academy 
 Force Henry K. saJdler 70 Kinney 
 Force John C. shoemaker 35 Camp 
 Force John R. coach painter 20 Cottage 
 Force Lydia Ann, widow of Charles 16 Thomas 
 Force Mary J. widow of JehieJ 82 Academy 
 Force Mary M. dress maker 82 Academy 
 Force William, mason 27 Scriber's Lane 
 Force William C shoemaker 84 Kinney 
 Ford Charles, druggist iSLombardy 
 Ford John, laborer 12 Golden 
 Ford John, 13 Lombardy 
 Ford Mahlon, harness maker 28 Hamilton 
 Ford Mahlon, blacksmith I East River 
 Ford Marcus, in country 
 Ford Michael, laborer 5 Beaver 
 Ford Michael, laborer 32 South Bridge 
 Ford Phineas M. California 1 8 Lombardy 
 Ford Silas, union coal yard 59 River h. 454 Broad 
 Ford Stephen, butcher 376 Broad 
 'Ford Walter, 3 Beaver 
 
 Ford William O. justice peace depot h- 13 Ferry 
 Ford William W. grocer 147 & 149 Broad h. 18 Lombardy 
 Fordham Eliza, widow of Stephen F. 56 Green 
 Forsyth George, laborer c Hermon and Thomas 
 Foster Aaron, hatter 65 Bank 
 Foster Ammi R. farmer Elizabethtown Road
 
 124 PIERSON'S 
 
 Foster Amos, lace weaver 154 Nesbitt 
 
 Foster Archibald H hat finisher 77 Walnut 
 
 Foster Catharine, widow of James 51 Broad 
 
 Foster & Eldridge, Newark and New York Express 
 
 Foster George, shoemaker 9 Kast Mechanic 
 
 Foster George, confectioner 74 Broad 
 
 Foster Hannah, widow of Jacob 22 Bank 
 
 Foster Home. 270 North Broad 
 
 Foster Isaac, cabinet maker 19 Spring 
 
 Foster Jacob, shoemaker '22 Hank 
 
 Foster James, 97 Commerce 
 
 Foster Job, coach painter 22 Orchard 
 
 Foster John, tailor 8 West 
 
 Foster John L mason 160 Nesbitt 
 
 Foster Richard, shoemaker 21 Rankin 
 
 Foster Stephen, 161 Mulberry 
 
 Foster Stephen W. California 161 Mulberry 
 
 Foster William, carpenter 13 Boyden, 
 
 Foster William, powder flask maker 85 Ridge 
 
 Fountain John, farmer South Orange av. above Wallace 
 
 Fountain Mary, widow of Abraham 33 Ward 
 
 Foultz Charles A. machinist 74 State 
 
 Fowle Edwin, jeweler 76 Union 
 
 Fowler Catharine,' widow of Charles 22 Baldwin 
 
 Fowler Charles R. 22 Baldwin 
 
 Fowler James F. dentist 5 Cedar 
 
 Fowler Mary, wid of Abraham S. boarding h. 37 Market 
 
 Fowler Phebe, widow of George 37 Market 
 
 Fowler Sarah, widow of James 45 Lawrence 
 
 Fox Anthony, box maker 3 William 
 
 Fox Anthony, gardener 307 Washington 
 
 Fox Charles J. tinman California 366 Broad 
 
 Fox Francis A.. Connecticut 307 Washington 
 
 Fox George C. carriage maker 83 Plane 
 
 Fox Michael, laborer rear 48 North Broad 
 
 Fox Michael, laborers Boyden 
 
 Fox Peter, laborer 40 South Canal 
 
 Fox Verier, boatman 29 Ogden n. Division 
 
 Foxcroft James, farmer 30fi Bank c. Wallace 
 
 Foy Michael, blacksmith 20U Plane 
 
 Frace Jacob, hatter 648 Broad 
 
 Frake Abraham, coach trimmer 21 Bleeker 
 
 Frame William, ex-sheriff. Bloomfield, N. J. 
 
 Francis Albert (col'd) 2 Newton's Court 
 
 Francis Alva, (col'd) rear 37 Garden 
 
 Francis Charles, shoemaker 5 Brunswick 
 
 Francis Ebenezer, currier 74 Market h. 186 Washington 
 
 Francis Elias, plane manuf 147 Washington h. 54 Court 
 
 Francis Euphema (col'd) rear 82 Academy
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 125 
 
 Francis James, harness maker 120 Washington 
 
 Francis James (col'd) 5 Church 
 
 Francis Lewis (coi'cl) barber 170 Broad h. 35 Warren 
 
 Francis Mark, (col'd) 73 Garden 
 
 Francis Peter (col'd) 75 Garden 
 
 Francis Rachel, widow of Ebenezer 54 Court 
 
 Francis Richard, shoemaker 26 Ferry 
 
 Francis Richard, shoemaker 7 Beach 
 
 Francis Silas, grocer, agent 27 Quarry h. 586 High 
 
 Francisco Benjamin, hatier 58 Plane 
 
 Francisco Dinah, (col'd) 12 Mill 
 
 Francisco Elizabeth, vest maker 904 Broad 
 
 Francisco Henry, blacksmith 10 Plume 
 
 Francisco Jacob, blacksmith 102 Mulberry 
 
 Francisco Jasper, (col'd) coachman Plane c. Plum 
 
 Francisco John, carpenter St. Louis 50 Plane 
 
 Francisco John R. carman 26 Summit 
 
 Francisco Nathaniel C. 25 Orange h. 64 Quarry 
 
 Francisco Richard, constable 58 Plane 
 
 Francisco Richard I. carpenter 58 Plane 
 
 Francisco Sarah J. plush sewer 70 Orchard 
 
 Francisco Thomas, builder 153 Orange 
 
 Francisco Thomas S. mason 49 Liberty 
 
 Francisco William, carpenter 6 Broad 
 
 Francisco William B. leather dresser down Neck 
 
 Frank Frederick, tailor 6 North Canal 
 
 Frazee Aaron, 19 Boudinot 
 
 Frazee Benjamin, tailor North Lawrence 
 
 Frazee Edward, shoe manufacturer 65 Catharine 
 
 Frazee Henry, blacksmith 10 Ferry 
 
 Frazee James, silver plater 48 Mechanic h. 45 Lawrence 
 
 Frazee John, carpenter 18 Fulton 
 
 Frazee Libeus, mason 45 NesMtt 
 
 Fready Jacob, hatter 69 Washington 
 
 Frear John M. builder 41 Orchard 
 
 Freck John, goldsmith 35 South Canal 
 
 Frederick Michael C. mould maker 151 Orange 
 
 Fredericks Ann, widow of Aaron P. 58 New 
 
 Fredericks Caspar, tailor 73 West 
 
 Fredericks George, tailor 73 West 
 
 Fredericks Jacob, blacksmith 54 New 
 
 Fredericks Mary, 98 Plane 
 
 Fredericks Nicholas J. sash & blind 8 Ch ! h h. 24 Lafayette 
 
 Fredericks & Co. N. J. sash and blind mfrs. 8 Church 
 
 Fredericks William, saddler 104 Church 
 
 Fredericks William H. refectory 354 Broad h. 27 Bridge 
 
 Free Hannah, (col'd) dress maker 16 Academy 
 
 Freecht Joseph, tailor 15 Hill 
 
 11*
 
 126 PIEKSON'S 
 
 Freeman Albert, saddler 71 Green 
 
 Freeman Alexander, shoe maker 131 Kinney 
 
 Freeman Benjamin H. shoemaker II South Essex 
 
 Freeman ''alvin, collector dockage New York 
 
 Freeman Charles, harness mnker 25 Park 
 
 Freeman Cyrus J. butcher Centre Market h. Orange N.J. 
 
 Freeman David, jeweler 17 Hill 
 
 Freeman Klias, justice 297 Mulberry 
 
 Freeman Hannah, widow of Robert 8 Prince 
 
 Freeman Harriet, widow of George S. 49 Church 
 
 Freeman Henry, watch case maker 11 Cottage 
 
 Freeman Henry (col'd) laborer 8 Prince 
 
 Freeman Henry B. ice dealer 200 Broad 
 
 Freeman Horace, clerk 2()8 Broad r. 85 Halsey ' 
 
 Freeman John, coach body maker 68 Lafayette 
 
 Freeman John, painter and glazier 33 Baldwin 
 
 Freeman John B. shoemaker 47 Orchard 
 
 Freeman Jonathan D. saddler 29 Rector 
 
 Freeman Joseph M. (col'd) 136 Nesbitt 
 
 Freeman Lewis C. clerk 182 r. 210 Broad 
 
 Freeman & Lines, shoe tnanufs. 142 Market 
 
 Freeman Linus C. carpenter 93 Commerce 
 
 Freeman Mary, widow of Jotham 3U6 Broad 
 
 Freeman Melancthon. grocer Kinney 
 
 Freeman Oliver W. grocer 53 Church 
 
 Freeman Reed, carman 193 Court 
 
 Freeman Robert, carpenter 24 Cherry 
 
 Freeman Robert G. shoemaker 22 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Freeman William C. 7 Camfield 
 
 Frelinghuysen Frederick T. attorney and counselloi at 
 
 law 283 Broad h 7 Park Place 
 FRELrNGHUYSEN HON. THEODORE, New Brunswick 
 FrelinghuysenJr. Theo. couns. at law 283 B'd. h. 19 Wash 
 Frey Theophilus, japanner 7 Sussex avenue 
 Frichnech Aarick, carpenter 223 Bank 
 Frichnech John U. millwright 223 Bank 
 Friday John Jacob, mason 50 Brunswick 
 Friend Joseph, shoemaker 120 Springfield avenue 
 Frink Stephen, machinist 110 Commerce 
 Fritz Phillip, 9J Division Place 
 Frogg Joseph H. carriage maker 96 Bank 
 Frohlick Ignatz, fancy dry goods 370 Broad 
 From Lewis, boarding ho^ise 24 Wilsey 
 From Lewis, engraver 3 William 
 Fromaget Anselm,S8 High n. Spruce 
 Frost George, tailor 120 State 
 Frost James, tailor 05 Walnut 
 Frost John, currier 188 Broad
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 127 
 
 Fulker Herman, machinist 107 Warren 
 
 Fuller Alonzo, 7 Arch 
 
 Fuller Elias B. carpenter 3 Lafayette 
 
 Fuller John, 52 Broad 
 
 Fullerton Mary, widow of William 75 Green 
 
 Furguson Charles, laborer 177 Quarry 
 
 Furguson James T. tailor Cincinnati, Ohio 
 
 Furman Freeman, (col'd) 16 Division 
 
 Fuss John, baker 105 Mulberry 
 
 G. 
 
 Gaddis Jacob B. sup. M. & E. Railroad h. 4 Fulton 
 
 Gaerity Daniel, haiter 68 Boston 
 
 GafTy George H. grocer 70 h. 72 Plane 
 
 Gaffy John, captain of steamboat Passaic 72 Plane 
 
 Gafney Charles, soap boiler 41 Madison 
 
 Gafney Dominic, tanner 28 Catharine 
 
 Gafney Michael, tallow chandler Towpath n. jail 
 
 Gafney Peter, hatter 14 Colden 
 
 Gahm Joseph, trunk maker 63 Mercer 
 
 Gahm Peter, musician 63 Mercer 
 
 Galbraith Benjamin, jeweler 7 State 
 
 Galbraith James, gardener 384 High c. Warren 
 
 Gale Nancy B. widow of Thomas P. Camptown 
 
 Gale William G. Erie R. R. agent Brooklyn, N. Y, 
 
 Gall Henry, carpenter 40 Richmond 
 
 Gallagan James, laborer 88 Quarry 
 
 Gallager Hugh, laborer 162 Lock 
 
 Galla^er John G. blacksmith 12 Ailing 
 
 Gallager Lawrence, laborer 24 Shipman 
 
 Gallager Rev. Joseph S. 540 High 
 
 Gallager Patrick, wheelwright 25J Quarry 
 
 Galligan Barney, grocer I Grand c. Springfield avenue 
 
 Gallihan Hugh, laborer 174 Plane 
 
 Galloway Michael, laborer 5 Durand 
 
 Gallowby Patrick, laborer 34 Bridge 
 
 Galneher John, cabinet maker 16 Rankin 
 
 Gamble James S. California WiUey n. Canal 
 
 Gamble Robert, saddier 48 Fair 
 
 Gangway James, oysters 247 Broad h. 101J Washington 
 
 Gannon James, collar maker 3 Green 
 
 Gansler Henry, locksmith rear 31 Garden 
 
 Ganss Henry W. tailor VdO Bank 
 
 Gant Jonathan A. sawyer 29 Bruen 
 
 Garabrant Amzi, grocer 140 Market h. 11 Pennington 
 
 Garabrant Uriah, S. W. Depot 1 1 Pennington 
 
 Gardenberger Frederick, tailor 14 Montgomery 
 
 Gardepy Nelson, halter 40 South Canal
 
 120 PIERSON 8 
 
 Gardner Aaron A. shoemaker 36 Union 
 
 Gardner Amos, cooper 35 Ferry 
 
 Gardner Daniel N. builder 54 Lafayette 
 
 Gardner David P. trunk maker Brooklyn 
 
 Gardner Edward R. tailor 30 Elm 
 
 Gardner George, machinist 6 James 
 
 Gardner George M patent leather 121 Kinney 
 
 Gardner Hannah, widow of Jos. K. tailoress 172 Wash'n. 
 
 Gardner, Harrison & Co. malleable iron rnfrs. 74 Clay 
 
 Gardner Hetty, widow of Aaron A. 26 Hill 
 
 Gardner Howell E. shoemaker 73 Bank 
 
 Gardner James, shoemaker 3 Arch 
 
 Gardner Jane, widow of Henry 30 Baldwin 
 
 Gardner John, trans. Newark & N. York 5 Union 
 
 Gardner John, coach manufacturer 24 and 26 Mechanic 
 
 Gardner John, shoejnaker 11 McWhorter 
 
 Gardner Joseph B die sinker 1 6 Mulberry 
 
 Gardner Joseph W. carpenter 54 Lafayette 
 
 Gardner Liester, gold beater 8 Walnut 
 
 Gardner Lyman, mahogany yd. 11 Mechanic. h. 18 Church 
 
 Gardner & Marcell, mahogany, lumber yd. 11 Mechanic 
 
 Gardner Maria, dress maker 30 Baldwin 
 
 Gardner Margaret, widow of Hezekiah 73 Bank 
 
 Gardner Mary, widow of Caleb 20 Park 
 
 Gardner Matilda B. widow of William B. 5 Kinney 
 
 Gardner Nancy, widow nurse 121 Kinney 
 
 Gardner Nathaniel B. shoe manufacturer 16 Baldwin 
 
 Gardner Oakley, painter 204 Nesbitt 
 
 Gardner Prussia, widow of John 4 Clinton 
 
 Gardner Romake, shoemaker 21 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Gardner Samuel H. mahogany lumber yd. 1 1 Mechanic 
 
 Gardner Samuel H. malleable iron 74 Clay h. Clinton 
 
 Gardner Samuel J. attorney New York 20 Park 
 
 Gardner Thomas, baker 54i Bank 
 
 Gardner Timothy, Boarding house 26 Ailing 
 
 Gardner William F. accountant 72 Bank 
 
 Gardner William G. carman 9 South Prospect 
 
 Garland Catharine, widow of Thomas 1 State 
 
 Garland N- M. watch maker 99 Broad 
 
 Garland William, jeweler and watch maker 99 Broad 
 
 Garlinghouse. widow 18 Commerce 
 
 Garrabrant Caleb T. builder 79 Plane 
 
 Gambrant Christopher, shoemaker 218 Plane 
 
 Garrabrant Garrit, 7 Lafayette 
 
 Garrabrant Garrit, coach lace 128 Plane 
 
 Garrabrant Garret G shoe store 3544 Broad h. 43 Cathr'e 
 
 Garrabrant George, shoemaker 111 Union 
 
 Garrabrant Henry, shoemaker 153 Elm
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 129 
 
 Garrabrant Isaac, blacksmith 28 Lafayette 
 Garrabrant John B. coach lace California 130 Plane 
 Garrabrant John C. shoemaker 2|8 Plane 
 Garrabrant Mary, dress maker 7 Lafayette 
 Garrabrant Peter, 1 Garrabrant's Court 
 Garrabrant Rebecca, widow of Matthias 41 Warren 
 Garrabrant Rjchard, shoemaker 317 Railroad avenue 
 Garragan Thomas, carman 119 Commercial 
 Garret Caroline, widow 25 North Essex 
 Garret Catharine, 26 Hill 
 Garret Charles, tailor rear 238 Broad 
 Garret William, patent leather 25 North Essex 
 Garrigan John, laborer 7 Summit 
 Garrigan John, tea and coffee 58 Plane 
 Garrigus Lewis J. mason 14 Cottage 
 Garrigus Stephen F. box maker 39 Green 
 Garrison Andrew J. plater and shoe m. kit maker 3 Cornea 
 Garrison Charles E. coach painter 249 Market 
 Garrison Charles E. coach painter 20 Cottage 
 Garrison Edward, carriage painter 150 Mulberry 
 Garrison Elizabeth E. widow of Josiah 1 Willow 
 Garrison James, shoemaker 219 Plane 
 Garrison Jane, widow of Cornelius 1 Willow 
 Garrison Thomas, New Brunswick 
 Garrity Owen, laborer 52 Inness 
 Garrity Walter, tailor 30 Montgomery 
 Garroch Jane A. widow of Andrew 333 Broad 
 Garry Michael, coach painter rear 13 New York 
 Garside John, engravers' steel plates and cutler Washing- 
 ton Factory h. 99 Mill 
 
 Garside William, steel plate manuf. 156 h. 155 Quarry 
 Garthwaite & Darcy, clothiers 127 and 129 Market 
 Garihwaite Jacob T. leather merchant 52 h. 53 Market 
 Garthwaite Jeremiah C. clothier 129 Market h. 459 Broad 
 Garthwaite John S. mason 98 Bank 
 Garthwaite John W. 88 Market r. 20 Park Place 
 Garthwaite Mary, widow of Samuel S. 9 Columbia 
 Garthwaite Wm. leather & oil 88 Market h. 20 Park place 
 Gartland George, laborer Scriber's Lane n. High 
 Gartland James, laborer 50 Grand 
 Gartland John laborer rear 161 Court 
 Garttman Julia, widow of Martin 23 North Canal 
 Garwig Charles, engraver 440 Broad 
 Gas Works, 76 South Market c. Congress 
 Gaskel John, tailor 75 Market 
 Gasnell Charles, barber 26 Bridge 
 Gatchell Joseph, spring maker 71 Catharine 
 Gatfield Edwin, plater 133 Orange
 
 130 PIERSON'S 
 
 Gatfield James, shoemaker rear 84 Ferry 
 
 Gaup Frederick, druggist 134 Market h. 5 New 
 
 Gaus John, cooper 37 Prince 
 
 Gay Thomas, boat builder New west of jail 
 
 GayloM E. T. clerk 366 Broad 
 
 Gay lord Thomas A. moulder 82 Ferry 
 
 Gearhart John, wheelwright 154 Railroad avenue 
 
 Geary James, cooper 15 Ogden 
 
 Gebhard Jacob, 31 Clinton 
 
 Gee George, hatter 80 Jefferson 
 
 Geercke D. W. tobacconist 208 Market 
 
 Geib Phillip, harness maker 82 Union 
 
 Geidel Coniad, shoemaker 30 McWhorter 
 
 Geiger Anthony, laborer Condit n. Hudson 
 
 Geiger Henry, grocer and feed 143 Market h. 25 Boudinot 
 
 Geiger Henry G. cierk 129 Maiket r. 25 Boudinot 
 
 Geiger John, trunk maker 41 Broom 
 
 Geisele Christian, brewer 273 High 
 
 Geisl John, shoemaker rear 83 Court 
 
 Geiszler Charles, jeweler 16 Scott 
 
 Geiszler George, tailor 38 Prince 
 
 Gerber Lewis, 78 Catharine 
 
 Genung Ashbel B. turner 60 Hamilton h. 46 Bruen 
 
 Genung Wickliffe H. 77 Warren c. High 
 
 George William grocer 490 Broad 
 
 Gere Edward A. hatter 64 Halsey 
 
 Getchius Abraham, shoemaker 140 Plane 
 
 Getchius Altred C. hatter 140 Plane 
 
 Getchius James, 64 Academy 
 
 Gibb William, stone cutter 128 Quarry 
 
 Gibbins Francis, shoemaker 2l Kankin 
 
 Gibert John, currier c. Hoyt & Hedges Alley 
 
 Gibney James, shoemaker 174 Plane 
 
 Gibnay James, laborer 24 Montgomery 
 
 Gjesenhuysen Emma, 47 Lawerice 
 
 Giesen , locksmith 230 Washington 
 
 Gjffins John, captain 39 North Prospect 
 
 Gjfford Archer, attorney & counsellor at law 169 Broad 
 
 Gifford Charles L. C. attorney and counsellor at law 
 
 169 Broad 
 
 Gifford John A. clerk 169 Broad 
 Gifford Mary, 3fi4 High 
 Gilbert John T. coach maker 13 Garden 
 Gilbert & Shook, omnibus body manufs, c. Hamilton and 
 
 McWhorter 
 Gill Aaron, 55 Monroe 
 Gill John, laborer 95 Plume 
 Gill Peter, tailor 68* Plane
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 131 
 
 
 
 Gillespie John, well digger 90 River 
 
 Gillett Leroy C. whip maker 52 Court 
 
 GilHck Lawrence, laborer 1 Gallagers'Court 
 
 Gillig Daniel, potter 118 Orange 
 
 Gillin Mary, widow of James 51 Crane 
 
 Gillin Michael, laborer 17 Plane 
 
 Gillin Patrick, laborer 17 Plane 
 
 Gillin Robert B. shoemaker 36 Bleeker 
 
 Gillitt James, 61 William n. Catharine 
 
 Gilroy Ann, widow of John 172 Academy 
 
 Gilroy Hugh, laborer 14 Perry 
 
 Gilroy James, coal dealer 96 River 
 
 Gilroy Mary, 65 Adams 
 
 Girods Oeorge, locksmith? h. 26 Bank 
 
 Gisch John, grocer 63 River 
 
 Gitfield Jacob, mason 43 Thomas 
 
 Gladson Timothy, carpenter 137 Orange 
 
 Gladson William, carriage maker 10 Fair 
 
 Glarde Peter, saddler 13 White 
 
 Glasson Adam, carpet weaver 22 Broom 
 
 Glasson Augustus, carpet weaver 184 Bd h. 22 Broom 
 
 Glasson George, blacksmith 16 Fair 
 
 Glaver Edward, blacksmith 625 High 
 
 Glaze Charles A. mer. tailor 178 Broad h. 28 Fulton 
 
 Glaze Mary Mrs. l6Halsey 
 
 Gleim Carl & M. Louis, 270 Broad h. rear 81 Mulberry 
 
 Gleim Charles, tailor 15 Longworth 
 
 Glindon Daniel, shoemaker ii9 Catharine 
 
 Globe Foundry, 86 South Market 
 
 Gniggi William, tailor 55 Grand 
 
 Gob Christian, tailor 19 Broom 
 
 Goble Daniel W. painter 35 Division 
 
 Goble Edward, trimmer 59 Green 
 
 Goble Elisha W. jeweler rear 53 Green r. 366 Broad 
 
 Goble Halsted, hatter 179 Washington 
 
 Goble Harriet, tailoress 5.') Green 
 
 Goble Harriet, widow of Jonathan B. 59 Green 
 
 Goble Horace, jeweler 379 Broad r. 179 Washington 
 
 Goble Jabez G. M. D. 4 15 Broad 
 
 Goble Luther, baker 179 Washington 
 
 Goble Luther Spencer, attorney at law 299 h. 415 Broad 
 
 Goble Mahlon, carriage maker 59 Green 
 
 Goble Phebe Ann, widow of John L 296 High 
 
 Goble Phebe R. widow of Luther 433 Broad 
 
 Goble William G. grocer 38 Lafayette c. Union 
 
 Godber William, hatter 6 Beaver 
 
 Godby Elizabeth, widow of Thomas 220 Bank 
 
 Godfrey John O. tailor 28 South Market
 
 132 PIERSON'S % 
 
 Godkin Benjamin, cloth cutter 133 Market h. 82 Halsey 
 
 Goebel William, laborer rear 93 South Canal 
 
 Goetrhius Albert, tailor 5 Camfield 
 
 Goff Patrick, 18 Boudinol. 
 
 Goger Sebastian, tailor 25 West 
 
 Goken Francis, jeweler and watch maker 327 Broad 
 
 Golde Phillip H. jeweler 13 Scott 
 
 Golden Epbraim, cooper 68 East River 
 
 Golden Robert, cooper 2 Quarry 
 
 Colder Abraham, coachsmkh 32 Harrison h. 44 William 
 
 Golder Joseph, sea captain 116 Ferry 
 
 Golder & Post, light carriage manufacturers 32 Harrison 
 
 Goll Peter F. 15 Kinney 
 
 Golt Joseph H. hatter 77 Plane 
 
 Goltry Oliver, blacksmith 76 Nesbitt 
 
 Gomersall Abigail, widow of Jonas 196 Market 
 
 Gomersall William H. butcher 83 Union h. 95 S. Prospect 
 
 Gomot John, (col'd) ash gatherer 25 Somerset 
 
 Gomot Julia, (col'd) widow 3 Newton's Court 
 
 Gophert George, tailor Spring ave. n. upper Jefferson 
 
 Gooderman Richard, shade maker 34 Walnut 
 
 Goodenough Rev. Smith B City missionary 34 Columbia 
 
 Gooding William M. pattern maker 14 Clay 
 
 Goodsell Ezra K. saddler 10 North Lawrence 
 
 Goodsell Lewis W. saddler 3 Keen's Court 
 
 Goodsell William, saddler 356 Broad 
 
 Goodspeed Mary, widow of Timothy 37J Market 
 
 Goodwin E iwd. N. (col'd) wood & oyster dealer 54Mulb'y 
 
 Goodwin Jacob, shoemaker 4;J Richmond 
 
 Goodyear Austin, india rubber H8 Plane 
 
 Goodyear Ellsworth D. S. india rubber H8 Plane 
 
 Goodyear Edward L. india rubber 118 Plane 
 
 Goodyear S. Eldridge, india rubber 118 Plane 
 
 Gorden Daniel W. farmer 683 Broad 
 
 Gorden Ja.rnes C. jeweler 27 Ward 
 
 Gorden Mary P- widow of Hollis 107 Plane ' 
 
 Gorden Peter, miller Bloomfield lioad 
 
 Gorden Sarah, widow of Thomas 97 Halsey 
 
 Gorden William A. clothier 238 Broad 
 
 Gordon George A. law student 281 r. 396 Broad 
 
 Gordon John, carpenter 35 Orchard 
 
 Gore Elizabeth A. 21 Park 
 
 Gore George W. painter 14 Warren 
 
 Gorijas George, fish and oysters 378 Broad h. 56 Court 
 
 Gorgas John J. fish and oysters Centre Mrk't50 Lafayette 
 
 Goris Jhn, grocer 63 Mercer 
 
 Gorman John, spring maker 17 Bruen 
 
 Gorman John, switch tender 58 Broad
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 133 
 
 Gorman Patrick, blacksmith 196 South Market 
 
 Gorman Richard, 27 Van Buren 
 
 Gordan Thomas, carriage maker 27 Van Buren 
 
 Gormley Barney, cooper 30 South Bridge 
 
 Gormley James, sexton Catholic church 16 Cherry 
 
 Gormley Peter, laborer 36 Market 
 
 Gorum George, Old Bio omfield Road near the Canal 
 
 Gorum George W. Old Bloomfield Road n. the Canal 
 
 Goss John, jeweller 8 Scott 
 
 Gott Benjamin, blacksmith 306 Market 
 
 Gottiker John H. carpenter N. Y. h. Prospect Place 
 
 Gottschalk A. E. porter house 3-20 Broad 
 
 Gough Maria B. 219 North Broad 
 
 Gough Maiia V. D. 219 North Broad 
 
 Gould Edgar, mason inquire 12 Warren 
 
 Gould Ezra, machinist Hedenberg's h. 109 Washington 
 
 Gould E & S. machinists Hedenberg's 
 
 Gould Horace A. clothing 24 Clinton 
 
 Gould John, grocer 14 Colden 
 
 Gould jr. Joseph, coffee 4- spice mer 50 Com. h 60 Mulb'y 
 
 Gould Lucius D. architect 14 Franklin Place 
 
 Gould Mitchell, stair rod manuf. 58 Ham. h. 138 Mulb'y 
 
 Gould & Moore, builders rear 217 Market 
 
 Gould Nancy, tailoress 16 Garden 
 
 Gould Phebe, widow of Ezekiel 16 Garden 
 
 Gould Stephen D. machinist Incl'd Plane h, 127 Wash. 
 
 Gould Stephen G. builder 217 Market 
 
 Gould Stephen M. hatter 69 Commerce 
 
 Gould Susan, tailoress 16 Garden 
 
 Gourlay John L. shoemaker 4 Harrison's Court 
 
 Goy James, morocco dresser 122 Washington 
 
 Grady Patrickt laborer 82 Mulberry 
 
 Graessel Jacob, shoemaker 92 Walnut 
 
 Graft George, tailor 30 Grand 
 
 Grafton Mrs. Wm. fashionable milliner 334 Broad 
 
 Grafton Wm. wool dealer 334 Broad h. ISO Plane 
 
 Graham Charles S. N.Y. Bank h. 8 Fulton 
 
 Graham Douglass, moulder 42 Ferry 
 
 Graham Edward S., sec. mech. ina- Co. 7 Hamilton 
 
 Graham Eliza, 70 River 
 
 Graham Henry, (col'd) laborers Colden 
 
 Graham John E. jeweler 41 Clay 
 
 Graham Margaret, fancy store 59 Halsey 
 
 Graham Michael, shoemaker 19 Catharine 
 
 Graham Samuel, (col'd) laborer 26 Fair 
 
 Graham Sarah M. widow of C. I. 8 Fulton 
 
 Gram Henry, locksmith c. Ferry & Congress 
 
 Grandpair Ferdinand, saddler 334 Broad 
 
 12
 
 134 PIERSON'S 
 
 Grandsoe Andrew, 244 Plane v 
 
 Granniss Charles B. ex. office 65 Wall N. Y.h 34 Kinney 
 
 Granniss Henry E. traveling 34 Kinney 
 
 Granniss John W. house furnisl.ing 300 h. 467 Broad 
 
 Granniss & Thomas, house furnishing 300 Broad 
 
 Grant Alexander, stone cutter 33 Quarry 
 
 Grant jr. Alexander, dry goods 98 r. 66 Broad 
 
 Grant Ann, 7 East Kinney 
 
 Grant , cloth cutter South c. Orchard 
 
 Grant Charles, marble & stone cutter 107 Market, stone 
 
 yard 63 Commercial h. 109 Market 
 Grant Gabriel, M D. 109 Market 
 Grant George W. clerk 182 r. 216 Broad 
 Grant Lewis T. clerk City Hotel 
 Grant Mary, 7 East Kinney 
 Grant Thomas, tool maker 48 Quarry 
 Grant William, mason rear 56 Quarry 
 Grantzow William, tailor 66 Court 
 Grassley Gottlieb, Great Swamp Road 
 Graves Louisa A. 51 Church 
 
 Graves Eseck. sexton 3d Chh. blind mfr. 51 Church 
 Graves Nathaniel, musical instrument maker 120 Plane 
 Gray Aaron (col'd) wood sawyer 12 West 
 Gray Andrew J. California 34 Hamilton 
 Gray Charles T. 127 Market h 34 Hamilton 
 Gray Ellen, milliner 42 Columbia 
 Giay Ezra W. plater 325 Washington 
 Gray John, saddler 42 Columbia 
 Gray Mary, 7 Orchard 
 Gray William, plater 16 Fair 
 Greacen Fanny, widow of Walter rear 17 Green 
 Greacen Jane, rear 17 Green 
 Great George W. saddler 344 Broad 
 Greathead John, saddler 10 Elm 
 
 Greathead William, hat manuf. 194 Market h. 10 Liberty 
 Greeh Mads, hatter 91 Walnut 
 Green Clark, carpenter 49 Fair 
 Green David H. laborer rear 20 Bleeker 
 Green Ebenezer A. gas fitter 329 Broad h. 41 Smith 
 Green Elihu, blacksmith 115 Washington 
 Green George, tanner 100 Spring 
 Green Henry L. jeweler 34 Columbia 
 Green James H. coach maker 44 Liberty 
 Green John, plater 14 Liberty 
 Green John, shoemaker 15 East Fair 
 Green Julia, widow of John 157 Quarry 
 Green Mary F. teacher Wesleyan Ins. 243 High 
 Green Michael, machinist New n. Searing
 
 
 A 
 'NEWARK DIRECTORY. 135 
 
 Green Morris C. coach maker 46 Liberty 
 
 Green M. C. & J. H. light carriage 120 R. R. avenue 
 
 Green Peter K. engineer 13 Union 
 
 Green William, carpenter 33 Chestnut 
 
 Oreen William C.. mason 14 East Mechanic 
 
 Green William H. jeweler 350 Broad 
 
 Greenhalgh Solomon, plumder 108^ Broad 
 
 Greenwalt John, block cutter 84 Kinney 
 
 Gregg John, builder 55 Mulberry c, Canal 
 
 Gregger Charles, hatter 171 Plane 
 
 Gregory Catharine Ann, widow of John 6J5 Broad 
 
 Gregory James, mason 169 Commerce 
 
 Gregory Lawrence, tailor 169 Commerce 
 
 Grice John T. 340 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Griffin Teresa, trimmer 24 Lotnbardy 
 
 Griffin Patrick, blacksmith 10 Stephens' Court 
 
 Griffin Thomas, blacksmith 10 Stephen's Court 
 
 Griffing Lester, carpenter 23 Bleeker 
 
 Griffith David G. sawyer 56 Mechanic h. 8 Lafayette 
 
 Griffith E. widow of Jonathan C9 Mulberry 
 
 Griffith John D. shoemaker 146 Walnut 
 
 Griger Abigail, widow of Jabez 451 Broad 
 
 Griger Albert P. sarMler Philadelphia 
 
 Griger Charles, sad.ller 210 Washington 
 
 Griger Mary Ann. widow of Jabez 51 Bank 
 
 Grill Jacob, tailor 93 Willhnn 
 
 Grim Joseph, tailor 12 Grand 
 
 Grimes James, currier 1 Chadwick's Alley 
 
 Griswold Gilbert, cabinet maker 391 Broad 
 
 Griswold Josiah, California 33 Walnut 
 
 Grob George, catholic school 84 h. 83 William 
 
 Groel Henry, turner 26 Grand 
 
 Grof Henry, carpenter 181 Academy 
 
 Gronse John, farmer 22 Niagara 
 
 Groome John, edge tool maker rear 22 North Prospect 
 
 Grosch Peter, enameler 13 Scott 
 
 Groshong Jeptha C. dry goods 250 h. 498 Broad 
 
 Groshong & Co. J. C. dry goods 250 Broad 
 
 Gross John, tailor 21 Prince 
 
 G rover James W. 37 Nassau N. Y. h. 57 Court 
 
 Grover Lewis C. attorney <$ couns. at law 171 Market 
 
 Grover Stephen A. att. at law California 149 Market 
 
 Grover Stephen R. attorney & couus. at law 149 Market 
 
 Grover William B. M. D. 149 Market 
 
 Gruet Edward, Orange, JV. J. 
 
 Gruet Frederick, fringe and tassel manuf. 30 Hamilton 
 
 Gruet Frederick T. R. hat finisher BeUeville 
 
 Gruet John P. dentist 8 Garden
 
 136 FIEUSON'S 
 
 Gruet Joseph N. 198 Market . 
 
 Gruet Peter, straw and gimp edgings & satin wire Orange 
 
 Grummon Phebe, widow of Aaron 45 Mechanic 
 
 Grummon Robert M. plater 325 Broad h. 45 Mechanic 
 
 Grumrnon WilHam, builder rear 3 Beach 
 
 Guerin Ann, widow of Halsey 10 Union 
 
 Guerin George 13. mason 10 Union 
 
 Guerin Maria, widow of Isaac B. 292 Washington 
 
 Guerin Samuel T. sash and blind GO Hamilton h. 15 Hill 
 
 Guerin Susan, widow of Stephen P. 80 New 
 
 Guerin Vincent, hatter 10 Union 
 
 Guerin William, carpenter 32 Hamilton 
 
 Guest Aaron, book & job printer ^iclii^an 
 
 Guild William B. dry goods 43 Wm. N. Y. h. 7 Baldwin 
 
 Guildner Charles, locksmith 10 S. Orange avenue 
 
 Gujer Henry, cabinet maker 17 Broad 
 
 Gummersell Richard, hatter 80 Mulberry 
 
 Gundher Frederick, painter 26 William 
 
 Gunn Ann, widow of Benjamin L. 335 Broad 
 
 Gunn Felix, tailor 2 Halsey's Court 
 
 Gunn Patrick, cooper 3 Halsey's Alley . 
 
 Gurney Benj P. mfr. of silk trimmings 156 h. 146 Bank 
 
 Gurney & Co, silk manufacturers 156 Bank 
 
 Gurney Henry G. mfr. of silk trimmings 156 h. 146 Bank 
 
 Gurney Joseph G mfr. of 1XL legee twist 156 Bank h. 
 
 39 Rose M. Y. 
 
 Gustin Samuel J. nurseryman 21 Fulton 
 Gjthrie Caroline, 574 High 
 
 H. 
 
 Haag Christian, tailor and barber 62 William 
 
 Hackett Catharine, widow 23 River 
 
 Hackett David, laborer 5 Halsoy's Alley 
 
 Hackett Henry J. jeweler 35 Baldwin 
 
 Hackett John, file cutter 138i Plane 
 
 Hacketty John B. laborer fi6 Crane 
 
 Hade William, laborer 29 Bridge 
 
 Hadfield John, hatter 5 Madison 
 
 HafT Uriah, Spanish -eye Water 101 Plane 
 
 Haffher Francis tailor 168 Court 
 
 Haffner Gotftied, cabinet maker 71 Boston 
 
 Hagaman Charles, cooper 9 Fast River 
 
 Hagaman Frederick, 80 Hamburg Place 
 
 Hagar Eliza, widow of William 100 Broad 
 
 Hagar Harriet, widow of Jotham M. 46 Smith 
 
 Hagar John H. tailor 53 Liberty 
 
 Hagerton Dennis, trunk maker 2 Halsey's Court 
 
 Haggerty George, morocco dresser 165 Washington 
 
 Haggerty Patrick, painter 46 Academy
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 137 
 
 Haggerty Thomas, hat manufacturer 2 h. 6 Spring 
 Haggerty William, laborer 13 Oxford 
 Hagle George, 151 Warren 
 Hagney George, grocer 77 Green c. Columbia 
 Hague James, tin and stoves 330 Bd h. 83 Commerce 
 Hague Jr. James, clerk 330 Broad h. 83 Commerce 
 Hague Joseph, farmer .Hackensack N. J. 
 Hague Rev. Wm D. D. Pas. 2d S. Bap. Chh. 59 Court 
 Hahl George, shoemaker 20 Bridge 
 Hahl Martini shoemaker 20 Bridge 
 Hahn Christopher, locksmith 15 Longworth 
 Haide John, shoemaker 21 Commerce 
 Haigh Benjamin, blacksmith 8 Spring 
 Haines & Bolles, flour store 1 Commercial Dock 
 Haines Charles S. clerk (T. V. J. & Co.) 7 Oak 
 Haines George W. wagon maker inquire 13 Comes 
 Haines Henry, ivory black manuf. Wash. fac. 53 Quarry 
 Haines Jared, 23 Franklin 
 
 Haines Job, flour &c. 1 Commercial h. 23 Franklin 
 Haines Lewis A. carman 198 Plane 
 Haines Mary E. 56 Walnut 
 
 Haines Stephen R. justice 154J Market h. 23 Franklin 
 Haines William T. smelter foot of Clay h. 58 Quarry 
 Haj Thomas, ostler rear 27 North Essex 
 Hake Charles, druggist 102J Market 
 Hakle Cornelius, cabinet maker 507 High 
 Hakle George, 151 Warren 
 Hakle Nicholas, mason 197 Warren 
 Hale Justus W. daguerrian 326 r. 350 Broad 
 Hale Mary, widow of William 18 Bank 
 Halgering John, porter house 28 East River 
 Hall Rev. Charles, sec'y A. H. M. s. ZV. York h. 145 High 
 Hall Charles P. blacksmith 9 Green 
 Hall Charles P. dry goods 258 Broad h. 30 Bank 
 Hall George, hatter 61 William 
 Hall George W. curriei*78 Market ^165 Mulberry 
 Hall Gideon, tailor 45 State 
 Hall Henry C. mariner 179 Broad 
 Hall John, clerk 30 Union 
 Hall John, saddler 173 Mulberry 
 Hall John, jeweler 35 Walnut h. 32 William 
 Hall John, blacksmith Chatham 
 Hall John G. architect 297 Broad r. 27 Park Place 
 Hall John J. shoemaker 136 Plane 
 Hall Joseph D. dry goods 259 r. 179 Broad 
 Hall Lewis A. M. D. 179 Broad 
 Hall Mary, 269 Market 
 
 Hall Mary Ann, widow of Charles 11 Beach 
 12*
 
 138 PI EK SON'S 
 
 Hall Miss Rebecca, 136 Plane 
 
 Hall Richard, hat manufacturer 233 Washington 
 
 Hall Robert R. moulder 3 Lafayette 
 
 Hall Samuel, varnish maker 13 Garden 
 
 Hall Sarah Jane, nurse 33 Fair 
 
 Hall Tobias A., captain Ocean Bird 15 Boudinot 
 
 Hall William, carpenter 27 South Canal 
 
 Hallett Jamt'S, chair maker 289 Washington 
 
 Hallock Jane, taiioress 3 New 
 
 Hallock Jeremiah, carpenter 171 Plane 
 
 Halsey Charles, patent leather Orleans n. Nesbitt 
 
 Halsey Charles H. 356 Broad 
 
 Halsey Daniel, clerk Mobile 55 Market 
 
 Halsey Daniel S. box mfr. 40 Market h. 156 Plane 
 
 Halsey George A. acct. 292 Broad r. 18!) Washington 
 
 Halsey & Hunter, clothiers 292 Broad 
 
 Halsey Isaac, wood and coal dealer 41 River h. over river 
 
 Halsey James H. cutter 68 h. 49 Market 
 
 Halsey Joseph A. pres. Mechanics 1 Bank 25 Park Place 
 
 Halsey Julia C widow of William 131 Broad 
 
 Halsey Miss Mary, 144 Bank 
 
 Halsey & Noble, japan linen, muslin and silk Orleans c. 
 
 James 
 Halsey Samuel, patent leather 4 West Market Place h. 
 
 189 Washington 
 
 Halsey Sharp, (col'd) rear 112 Church 
 Halsey Silas C, acct. 309 Broad r. 189 Washington 
 Halsey Smith, 55 Market 
 
 Halsey & Taylor, patent leather mfrs. 4 West Market pi. 
 Halsey & Tucker, curriers 68 and 70 Market 
 Halsey, Utter & Co. 292 Broad 
 
 Halsey William II. japanned linen, &c. Orleans h. 38 Arch 
 Halsted Abel H. California 417 Broad 
 Halsteu Abigail, widow of Anthony boarding h. 49 Boston 
 Halsted Catharine, milliner 49 Boston 
 Halsted Edwin 0.49 Boston 
 Halsted Francis Wiltiam California 417 Broad 
 Halsted George B. alt. & couns. at law 267 r. 417 Broad 
 Halsted Matthias O. merchant N. York, Narlh Orange 
 Halsted Oliver S. chancellor 417 Broad 
 Halsted Jr. Oliver S. alt. # couns 267 Broad 
 Halsted Robert M. Capt. bark Griffon 417 Broad 
 Halsted Walter K. California 132 Washington 
 Halwie John, tailor 7 Grand 
 Haly Thomas, laborer 23 River 
 Ham Elizabeth, widow of Derick boarding h. 13 Fair 
 Hambergcr George, tailor 25 Grand 
 Hambrook John W. baker 31 State
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 139 
 
 Hamilton Elias S. carriage maker 76 Orange 
 
 Hamilton Jane, 08 Richmond 
 
 Hamilton John L. harness maker 147 Academy 
 
 Hamilton Rachael, hat trimmer 37 Columbia 
 
 Hamlin Augustus S. 97 Commerce 
 
 Himlin George E. hatter 248 Bank 
 
 Hamlin James V. justice office 297 Broad h. 97 Commerce 
 
 Hamlin John. (R. D. & Co ) 3 Beaver 
 
 Hammei Conrad, moulder 40 Catharine 
 
 Hammel David, laborer 23 Searing 
 
 Hammei John, tailor 271 Market 
 
 Hammell Charles, meat store 247 Broad r. 1 S. Canal 
 
 Hammell Isaac, meat store -247 Broad r. 1 S. Canal 
 
 HammillHugh, grocer 179 Plane 
 
 Hammond Albert, shoemaker 19 Catharine 
 
 Hammond Juclson, shoemaker 19 Catharine 
 
 Hammond Sebastian, tailor South Prospect n. Garden 
 
 Hammond Tirwias, carpenter 27 Jefferson 
 
 Hampson Edward, hatter 26 Congress 
 
 Hampson Edwin, hatter 15 Ward 
 
 Hampson George, hatter rear 13 Ward 
 
 Hampson Her.ry, hatter 26 Congress 
 
 Hampson John, hatter 25 Newark 
 
 Hampson William, hatter 39 Jefferson 
 
 Hampson William, hatter 51 Jefferson 
 
 Hampton Edwin A. South Carolina 134 Railroad avenue 
 
 Hampton Harvey S. victualing house 134 Railroad ave. 
 
 Hance & Anthony, butchers 380 Broad 
 
 Hance David N meat 380 Broad h. 53 Orchard 
 
 Hancock Henry, boot maker 15 Couit 
 
 Hancock Lloyd, trunk manuf 27 Park Place 
 
 Hancock Isaac, mason 15 Franklin Place 
 
 Hancock Judson, shoemaker 107 Bank 
 
 Hand Charles F. cigar maker 577 Broad 
 
 Hand Deborah, widow of Uzal 67 Mulberry 
 
 Hand Kdward P builder 21 South Canal h .102 Commerce 
 
 Hand Eunice, 36 Church 
 
 Hand Levi, trunk box maker 22J Church 
 
 Hand Robert, blacksmith 587 h. 5~7 Broad 
 
 Handley George, iron turner 6(>8 High 
 
 Handley Matthew, laboier 60 Bruen 
 
 Handley Sampson, 14 Franklin 
 
 Handley Williarh, tinsmith 344 Broad 
 
 Handy William L.baker 56 William, 
 
 Haney Jacob, lailor 78 Kinney 
 
 Haney Joseph, laborer 7 Plane 
 
 Haney William, currier 78 Kinney 
 
 Hankins George V. hatter 326 Broad h. 1 New York
 
 140 PIERSON'S 
 
 Hankins John W. carman 20 Summit 
 
 Hankins Nathan D. Railroad office h. 68 Broad 
 
 Hanley Adam, laborer 1 Rankin 
 
 Hanne^an John, laborer 20 Ailing 
 
 Hanrahan James, grocer 124 Lock 
 
 Hanrahan John, tin ware 185 Nesbitt 
 
 Hansburry Dennis, japarmer Chatham n. New 
 
 Hansinger Nicholas, watch maker 29 Orchard 
 
 Hanson Abby L widow of Jos. boarding h. 1 Park Chh. pi. 
 
 Hanson Ira, 1 Park Church Place 
 
 Hanson Joseph, clerk 1 Park Church Place 
 
 Hanson Mary E. widow of Michael 40 Quarry 
 
 Harcan George, laborer 35 Lawrence 
 
 Harcourt James M gro'cer 71 h. 75 Lock 
 
 Hard Laura, widow of Eli 121 South Prospect 
 
 Hard Melville T. cutter 106 Oliver 
 
 Hardham & Burrage, wood turners Hamilton c. McWhor. 
 
 Hardham William L. carpenter 28 Union 
 
 Hardman Aaron, hatter 8 East Fair , 
 
 Hardrnan Wickliffe. plater 8 East Fair 
 
 Hardman William B spring maker 6 Harrison's Court 
 
 Hardy Samuel, painter Madison n. South Market 
 
 Hardy William, engineer Hedenberg's h. 47 Warren 
 
 Hargan Fanny, 46 Orange 
 
 Hargan James, grocer 155 Market 
 
 Hargan William, grocer 2 East Biver 
 
 H-aring David P. clerk 12 Plum 
 
 Harity Dennis, malleable iron 173 Academy 
 
 Harker James, wheelwright 08 Catharine 
 
 Harland Mary, widow of Nicholas, 122~Nesbitt 
 
 Harley Francis (col'd) clothes cleaner, 281 B'd. h. 12 Mill 
 
 Harley Francis, (col'd) 71 Inness 
 
 Harlow Louisa, '25 Franklin 
 
 Harlows Phillip, cutler 148 Academy 
 
 Harnisch Joseph, machinist 212 Washington 
 
 Harper Francis F. H. H. seaman 158 South Market 
 
 Harr John M. 21 Lafayette 
 
 Harrington Daniel, D. D. s. 154 Broad 
 
 Harrington Mary, widow of Joseph 66 Walnut 
 
 Harrington Joseph, painter 88 Plane 
 
 Harrington Patrick, hatter 66 New 
 
 Harrington William, laborer 150 North Broad 
 
 Harriott & Adams, jewelers 2 Fair c. Broad 
 
 Harriott Reuben F. jeweler 2 Fair h. 2 Clinton 
 
 Harris Alexander, merchant Little Falls, N. J 
 
 Harris Calvin S. carman 19 Garden 
 
 Harris David, 23 Rankin 
 
 Harris Esther B. widow of B. M. 177 Market
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 141 
 
 Harris Jacob B. mason 18 Summit 
 
 Harris James, hatter 108 New 
 
 Harris John, cabinet maker 72 Ferry 
 
 Harris John, (col'd) blacksmith 28 Bank 
 
 Harris Josiah L. grocer 6 Franklin Place 
 
 Harris Mary, widow of David 124 Mulberry 
 
 Harris Michael, laborer 38 Union 
 
 Harris Moses, Little Falls, N. J. 
 
 Harris Samuel D blacksmith 12 Plane 
 
 Harris Thomas, shoemaker 13 Rankin 
 
 Harris Thomas (col'd) teamster 232 South Broad 
 
 Harris Thomas W. carpenter 13 Bank 
 
 Harris Walter, 81 Cedar, N. Y. 24 South 
 
 Harris William H. builder Little Falls N. J. 
 
 Harrison Benj. F. machinist 323 Broad h. 95 Mulberry 
 
 Harrison & Breese, machinist reaf 329 Broad 
 
 Harrison Charles H. patent leather 45 h. 13 Garden 
 
 Harrison Charles J. builder 106 South 
 
 Harrison Charles W. medical student 41 Hamilton 
 
 Harrison Cynthia, widow of Moses S. 28 Academy 
 
 Harrison Daniel Y; spice merchant Cincinnati 
 
 Harrison & Duncan, patent leather 45 Garden . 
 
 Harrison Elias, hatter 103J Broad 
 
 Harrison Elias, jeweler 69 Commerce 
 
 Harrison Francis H. currier 42 Warren 
 
 Harrison George, frame work knitter 353 Broad 
 
 Harrison George W. watch c^se 47 Dey N. Y. h. 19 Fulton 
 
 Harrison Henry, shoemaker 242 Plane 
 
 Harrison- Henry W. carpenter 157 Orange 
 
 Harrison Ira M. malleable iron 74 Clay h. 11 Franklin 
 
 Harrison Isaac, carpenter 268 Plane 
 
 Harrison James A. harness 183 Mulberry h. 1 Railroad av. 
 
 Harrison Jesse T. saddler 4 Orchard 
 
 Harrison Joel, farmer Lyons Farms 
 
 Harrison John S. painter 183 Mulberry 
 
 Harrison John W. currier 20 Shipman 
 
 Harrison Joseph D. horsepower machines 84 h. 157 Orange 
 
 Harrison Joseph L body maker 30 Lumber 
 
 Harrison Josiah, shoemaker 103J Broad 
 
 Harrison Jr. Josiah, North Ward and City^Hotel 106 Broad 
 
 Harrison Mary Ann, widow of "Edward 3 Fulton 
 
 Harrison Jr. Moses, carpenter 71 Warren 
 
 Harrison, Pierson &Co. horse & dog power mills 84 Orange 
 
 Harrison Rhoda H. widow of Demas 41 Hamilton 
 
 Harrison Richard, hatter 57 North Broad 
 
 Harrison Sarah M. widow of Edward N. 308 8lh av- N. Y. 
 
 Harrison Thomas M printer 2(>6 Broad 
 
 Harrison William, rule maker 12 Cherry
 
 142 PIERSON'S 
 
 Harrison William, hatter 9 Green 
 
 Harrison William, horse power machine 84 Orange h, 6 Bd 
 Harrison William B. jeweler 23 Bridge 
 Harrnegfeyer George, shoemaker 6 Nichols' Court 
 Hart Frederick, boatman Richmond n. Bank 
 Hart John, blacksmith 4 Nichols' Court 
 Hart Patrick, laborer, keeper of cemetery 361 N- Broad 
 Hartdorn John G. tailor 4 West 
 Kartell Michael, shoemaker rear 102 Church 
 Hartley Charles, shoemaker 20 Rankin 
 Hartman Andrew S. tailor 2 Nichols' Court 
 Hartman John, Ridge n. Mill 
 Hartney John, 6 Maiden Lane 
 Hartney Stephen, currier 16 William 
 Harton Samuel, grocer Iti Adams 
 Hartough Amy, widow Sf Abraham 11 Bruen 
 Hartwig William, pocket book maker 81 Plume 
 Hartshorne Eliza, widow of Thomas 14 Summit 
 Haitshorne John, city treasurer 292 Broad h. 60 Warren 
 Harvey John, teacher 260 High c. William 
 Harvey Levenus J. nurseryman 358 North Broad 
 Harvey Mary E. milliner 260 High 
 
 Harvey Robert J. A. M. Prof. Classical and English lan- 
 guages 620 Broad 
 
 Harvey Stephen J. grocer 260 High 
 Harwo'od Michael, wheelwright 1 Chadwick's Alley 
 Harnes Frederick H. 177 Market 
 Hasen Patrick, currier 36 Hedges' Alley 
 Haskell Jacob, blacksmith 20 Nesbitt 
 Haskell Maria, 35 Ogden 
 Haslam John, carpenters tools 136 Quarry 
 HaslinXapher, potter 168 Mulberry 
 Hass Jacob, gardner 193 Court 
 H^sselburg Jacob, gardner 63 Goble 
 Hassell John, dentist 175 Market 
 Hastings George, hatter 57 Bank 
 Hastings Isaac, shoemaker 57 Bank 
 Hastings James, shoemaker 57 Bank 
 Hastings James W. shoemaker 57 Bank 
 Hastings Jane, 141 Mulberry 
 Hastings Joseph, shoemaker 629 Broad 
 Hastings William, cab driver 1. H. Snyders 
 Hastings William, clerk 260 r. 354 Broad 
 Hatch Goord, trunk maker 344 Broad 
 Hatch Robert, hatter 92 Bank 
 Hatch Jr. Robert, hatter 97 Washington 
 Hatfield Aaron, rnason 102 Mulberry 
 Hatfield Abraham, shoemaker 9 Hill
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 143 
 
 Hatfield Charles, gaiter boot maker 14 Church 
 
 Hatfield David, shoemaker North Lawrence 
 
 Hatfield Henry O. shoemaker 9 Hill 
 
 Hatfield Ira L. shoemaker 131 Walnut 
 
 Hathaway Charles T. cutter 133 Market h. 45 Halsey 
 
 Hathaway Elihu, 21 Nesbitt 
 
 Hathaway John, shoemaker toll gate Springfield avenue 
 
 Hathorn Robert B broker 310 Broad h. 93 Halsey 
 
 Hattersly William, Britania metal Crane n. Caroline 
 
 Hatwick Christian, tailor 30 Mill c. Brown 
 
 Hatwick John, mason 30 Mill c. Brown 
 
 Hatwick John, carpenter 500 High 
 
 Haugh Adam, engineer 61 River 
 
 Haulenbeck Garret, carpenter 87 Spring 
 
 Haulenbeck Isaac, carpenter 39 Ogden 
 
 Haulenbeck Isaac P. saddle tree riveter 9| Division Place 
 
 Haulenbeck James, carpenter 78 State 
 
 Haulenbeck William H harness maker Bridgeport 
 
 Haurey John G. carpenter 114 Washington 
 
 Haurey Peter, trunk maker 114 Washington 
 
 Hasler Patrick, carman 208 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Hause Lawrence, tailor 41 West 
 
 Havay Patrick, laborer 48 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Hatell Henry, steel worker State c. Boyden 
 
 Haviland Joseph, tool maker 8 Mill 
 
 Haw Jr. George, hatter 1-Vine 
 
 Hawes Geo. wood & ivory turner rear 333 Bd h. 3 Bleeker 
 
 Hawes Jr. George, turner 3 Bleeker 
 
 Hawkins Anna C, widow of Thomas 75 Mulberry 
 
 Hawkins John, millwright 60 Court 
 
 Hawkins William W. cooper 12 Point Lane 
 
 Hawthorn James H. 172 Broad 
 
 Hawthorn Robert, quarryman 130 North Biad 
 
 Hay Adam, machinist rear 250 Market h- 14 Ailing 
 
 Hay Alexander N. carpenter 114 McWhorter 
 
 Hay George, hatter 326 Broad h. 137 'Washington 
 
 Hay James B. foundry rear 250 Market h. 7 Ward 
 
 Hay Jeannett, widow of David 7 Ward 
 
 Haycock Miss E. fashionable dressmaker 65 Plane 
 
 Haycock Sarah Ann, widow of Thomas 65 Plane 
 
 Haycock Thomas H. harness maker 65 Plane 
 
 Hayden Abby E. widow of Jabez B. 21 Orchard 
 
 Hayden Caroline, milliner 128 Broad' 
 
 Hayden Mary, widow of Lewis 128 Broad 
 
 Hayes David, 724 Broad 
 
 Hayes David A. att. and couna. 314 Broad r. 22 Smith 
 
 Hayes George, jeweler Philadelphia 
 
 Hayes Jabez W. jeweler 385 h. 383 Broad
 
 144 PIERSON'S 
 
 Hayes & Co. Jahez W. jewelers 385 Broad 
 
 Hayes John D. coach lace weaver 173 Mulberry 
 
 Hayes Joseph, farmer Clinton Township n. Broad 
 
 Hayes Mary, matron Orphan Asylum 104 High 
 
 Hayes Oliver J. merchant Buenos Ayres 
 
 Hayes Richard (col'd) laborer 86 Garden 
 
 Hayes Robert J. carpenter 60 Elm 
 
 Hayes Samuel, 620 Broad 
 
 Hayes Wickliffe O. grocer and baker 178 Mulberry 
 
 Hays Charles A. clerk 141 PJane 
 
 Hays David J. 35 Broad 
 
 Hays Enos W. carpenter 42 Lock 
 
 Hays John, street commissioner 141 Plane 
 
 Hays Stephen, hatter 141 Plane 
 
 Hayward Charles, carman 22J Church 
 
 Headley Milton, dry goods 133 Market h. 99 Broad 
 
 Headley Wm. O. sash and blinds 4 Comes h. 126 "William 
 
 Healey Nicholas, laborer 87 South Orange Avenue 
 
 Healy George D. plater 14 Mechanic h. 1 Springfield ave. 
 
 Healy Jams, "12 Washington 
 
 Healy Jr. .nes, morocco dresser 212 Washington 
 
 Hen'y John, teacher 38J Bieeker 
 
 Healy Martin, laborer 10 Halsey's Alley 
 
 Healy Philip, laborer 212 Washington 
 
 Healy Peter, laborer 81 Plume 
 
 Healy & Stivers, platers 15 Mechanic 
 
 Healy Tho'nas, 89 Pennington 
 
 Heaney Ja-.nes, carpenter 9 South Canal 
 
 Heath Hugh, saddler 6 Columbia 
 
 Healh John L. chair mfr. 370 Broad h. 12 Lafayette 
 
 Heath Joseph, clerk State Bank r. 356 Broad 
 
 Heath S. U. W, dry goods 286 Broad h. 23 Clinton 
 
 Heath Willia* A. dry goods 286 Broad r. 97 Mulberry 
 
 Heatherston John, laborer 22 Plume 
 
 Heatherton Patrick, currier 19 Lush 
 
 Heaton Benjamin F. clothing 298 Broad r. 33 Clinton 
 
 Heaion c}- Currie, clothing store 298 Broad 
 
 Heaton Samuel O. clothing 276 Broad h. 33 Clinton 
 
 Hebberd Gilbert C. cutter 118 Broad 
 
 Hebburn William, saddler 6 Halsey 
 
 Hebe Henry, blacksmith 32 Bridge 
 
 Hebe John, laborer 53 River 
 
 Hebe John, carman 55 River * 
 
 Heberton George, painter and glazier 95 Commerce 
 
 Heberton Geo. V. G. clerk 242 Broad r. 95 Commerce 
 
 Heberton John, dry goods 242 Broad r. 95 Commerce 
 
 Heberton Reuel H. New York express r. 188 Broad 
 
 Hebner Casper, laborer 3 Halsey's Court
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 145 
 
 Hebring Joseph, 38 Thomas 
 Hebring Stephen, collar maker 38 Thomas 
 Hebring Theodore, collar maker 10 Green 
 Heck Jacob, butcher 77 West 
 Heckney Frederick, laborer. 19 Baldwin 
 Heckney George, collar maker 27 Bruen 
 Heckney Mary, widow of Lewis 27 Bruen 
 Heckney Peter, tailor rear 102 Church 
 Hedden Aaron, mason Clinton township 
 Hedden Aaron, shoemaker 60 Catharine 
 Hedden Alvan, crockery mer. 308 Broad r. City Hotel 
 Hedden Andrew J. coach maker 250 Washington 
 Hedden Binard J. carpenter 1 h. 38 Orange 
 Hedden Charles, 100 Bank 
 
 Hedden Cyrus, South Orange ave. above Wallace 
 Hedden Daniel, (col'd) laborer 9 Golden 
 Hedden David B clerk 16 Mechanic h 66 Halsey 
 Hedden David B. carriage maker 187 Washington 
 Hedden Edwin, mason 136 Walnut 
 Hedden Elias B. coach maker 3 Springfield Avenue 
 Hedden Ephraim, dairyman Camptown Road 
 Hedden Henry, shoemaker Orleans n Nesbitt 
 Hedden Henry D. justice peace 294 Broad h 19 Com'rce 
 Hedden Horace, shoemaker 63 Bank 
 Hedden James N. 4 Garden 
 Hedden James T. California 10 Smith 
 Hedden John D. clerk 121 River h. 69 Ferry 
 Hedden Joseph, farmer South Orange Av. above Wallace 
 Hedden Josepha A. 21 Park 
 
 Hedden Jotham. treasurer lime company Bridge dock 
 Hedden Lydia, dress maker 418 Broad 
 Hedden Lysander, shoemaker 57 Catharine 
 Hedden Margaret P. widow of Samuel Lyons Farms 
 Hedden Mary, widow of Uzal 580 High n. Quarry 
 Hedden Minard E. builder 1 12 Orange 
 Hedden Obadiah, 37 Catharine 
 Hedenberg Abraham, fancy store 254 Broad 
 Hedenberg Edward L. coach in. 210 Market h. 66 Mulb'jr 
 Hedenberg James, 94 Commerce 
 Hedenberg Jesse C. 382 Broad 
 Hedenberg John C. Rahway Works, N. J. 
 Hedenberg & Little, light carriage manuf. 210 Market 
 Hedenberg. Richard L. coach manuf. 94 Commerce 
 Heder John, cabinet maker rear 98 Church 
 Hedges Andrew J. jeweler 43 Fair 
 Hedges Daniel M. shoemaker 95 William 
 Hedges Henry C. 1 Plait, N. Y. 396 High 
 Hedges Nathan, high school 42 Bank h. 396 High 
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 146 PIERSON'S 
 
 Hedges Samuel, gone West 
 
 Hedges Sarah C. widow of Elias 43 Fair 
 
 Hedges Sarah l<\ dress maker 43 Fair 
 
 Heeb John, cane maker 127 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Heeley William, jeweler 80 Kinney 
 
 Heffer Paulding, pei'lar 129 Sprjngfield Avenue 
 
 HefTner Godfrey, cabinet maker 71 Boston 
 
 Heffron John, currier 27 Soriber's Lane 
 
 Hegel Joseph J. carman 51 Jones 
 
 Heginbothem John, shoemaker 24 Congress 
 
 Heii Isaac, 63 North Canal 
 
 Heiner Adam, baker 12 Longworth 
 
 Heinisch Roches, patent shears rear h. 114 Market 
 
 Heilbron Seligman, upholsterer 43 West 
 
 Heland George, tailor 1'2 Webster 
 
 Helfrigh William, shoemaker 6 Fair 
 
 Hell Frederick, cabinet maker 14 Scott 
 
 Heller Casper, filer 9 New York 
 
 Hellinger Francis C. butcher 16 Centre Mar't h. 126 Wm, 
 
 Hellougel Daniel, trunk maker 23 Broom 
 
 Helmirech Conrad, butcher 12 Adams 
 
 Helmlengyer Phillip, patent leather 20 Congress 
 
 Helms Daniel, cutter 44 Bleeker 
 
 Helms Jane, widow 5 Warren 
 
 Helmstaedter Peter, tavern 25 River 
 
 Helmsteder George, jeweler 10 Beach 
 
 Hemat Bernhard. jeweler 65 Catharine 
 
 Hemenover John. 39 Market 
 
 Hemmall William, baker 11 Grand 
 
 Hemmelman Joseph, tailor 154 South Market 
 
 Hempes Ftederick, laborer 20 Prince 
 
 Henchy Patrick, dairyman 250 Elm 
 
 Henderson Jame^, iron and steel 186 r. 172 Market 
 
 Henderson Lucius M. 195 Market 
 
 Henderson Martha, widow of George 168 Washington 
 
 Henderson Rev Matthew H. rector Trinity chh. 2 Park pi 
 
 Henderson William, hatter 44 Fair 
 
 iiendrickson Charles, dairyman 103 Elm 
 
 Hcndrickson Charles, carpenter 12 Plume . 
 
 Hendrickson George, tailor 316 Broad 
 
 Henmel John, laborer 24 Drift 
 
 Hemneller Charles, jeweler I75A Mulberry 
 
 Henn Robert, file cutter rear 24 Jackson 
 
 Henner James, jeweler 93 South Broad 
 
 Henniberry Mary, widow of William 40 River 
 
 Hennion Alexander, 57 Slate 
 
 Hennion Alexander, agent 56 New 
 
 Hennion George W. saddle tree maker 11 Liberty
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 147 
 
 Hennion Sylvester C. boatm-nS Comes 
 
 Henry Christian, carpet weaver 238 Broad h- 39 Prince 
 
 Henry James, laborer 4 Summit 
 
 Henry James, carpenter 83 Plans 
 
 Henry Jesse, trunk box maker 18 East Mechanic 
 
 Henry Jesse, laborer basement Bethel Church 
 
 Henry Robert G. grocer 367 Broad h. 21 Walnut 
 
 Hensley Daniel, cutler 1 Lum's Court 
 
 Henson William, 36 Commerce 
 
 Henson William S. engraver 151 Orange 
 
 Herbert John, carpenter 65 Washington 
 
 Herdrnan David, india rubber 87 Halsey 
 
 Herdman Eunice, 2 Willow 
 
 Herdman John H. currier 3 Vine 
 
 Herdman William R. turner towpath opposite jail 
 
 Heriman Ellen, widow of Samuel 25 Quarry 
 
 Heriman Hannah, widow of David 25 Quarry 
 
 Herman John, cutler 34 Franklin 
 
 Hermann Sebastian, tailor 77 South Prospect 
 
 Hern Thomas, laborer Wilsey n Sussex avenue 
 
 Hernlein Christian, tailor 40 Wallace 
 
 Heron William, cloth cutter 194 Mulberry 
 
 Herpers Ferdinand, jeweler 308 Washington 
 
 Herrick John C. carpenter 36 South Market 
 
 Herron Barney, founder 157 Quarry 
 
 Herron Charles, laborer 157 Quarry 
 
 Herron Catharine, widow of William 56 Union 
 
 Hertlein Casper, basket maker 70 Ferguson 
 
 Hervey James M. coach painter 6 New 
 
 Herwick Conrad, tailor 139 Court 
 
 Hesemon Bernard, shoemaker 1 13 Orange 
 
 Hesscer Christian, carpenter 35 Grand 
 
 Hestoff Moses, currier 40 Mulberry 
 
 Heterick Frederick, cooper Hamburg Place 
 
 Heterick George, cooper 20 Congress 
 
 Hetherton Patrick, currier 21 Lush 
 
 Hetzel D. S. mechanics hotel 188 Broad 
 
 Hetzel George, 97 South Canal 
 
 Hewes Benjamin L. shoemaker 19 Warren 
 
 Ilewes Hester A. tailoress 8-2 Catharine 
 
 Hewes James, blacksmith 21 Sussex avenue 
 
 Hewes L. Joseph, machinist Union Iron W'ks h. 25 Bdge 
 
 Hewes Mary, widow of Joseph 31 Orange 
 
 Hewes Mary, 36 Church 
 
 Hewes & Phillips, machinists Union Iron Works Meeker's 
 
 Hewes Robert, farmer Orange n. Morris Canal 
 
 Hewitt Horatio T. chronometer mfr. N Y. h. 109 Orange 
 
 Hewitt Richard, wood turner rear 333 Broad r. 13 Fair
 
 148 FIEHSON'S 
 
 Hewitt Richard H. wood turner 13 Fair 
 
 Hewlett Samuel, furrier 88 Plane 
 
 Hewson Ellen", milliner 24 Plane 
 
 Hewson James. 65 Com nerce 
 
 Hewson John, jeweler 1 Kinney 
 
 Hexamer F. C. tailor 90 South Orange avenue 
 
 Hey A hart, window shades Ornnge p.. Nesbitt 
 
 Heyedcha August, shoemaker 22iJ Washingtoa 
 
 Hibbard , hatter 20 Ailing 
 
 Hibler Joseph S. (S. C. & Co.) 11 Cherry 
 
 Hibler Nelson A. chair maker 114 Plane 
 
 Hibler Samuel, tailor 14 Oileans 
 
 Hickey John, hatter 80 Orange 
 
 Hickey John, tanner 20 James 
 
 Hickey Thomas, hatter 63 Orange 
 
 Hicks Jason, 31 Franklin 
 
 Ilicks John, (col'd) laborer 17 Golden 
 
 Hicks Rachel, widow of Jason 31 Franklin 
 
 Hicks Thomas E. coich maker 250 Market h. 2 Waid 
 
 Hicks William H. student 308 8th avenue New York 
 
 Hidley John, shoemaker 135 Plane 
 
 Hifli Augustus, varnish 618 Broad 
 
 Higgins Daniol, hatter 215 Bank 
 
 Higgins Isaac O tin manufacturer 25 Walnut 
 
 Higgins James, hatter Hudson c. Warren 
 
 Higgins John, laborer 157 Quarry 
 
 Higgins Mark, halter 195 Bank h. 190 Academy 
 
 Higgins Mary, dressmaker 7 Cottage 
 
 Higgins Robert, wheelwright 688 Broad 
 
 Higgins William, tanner 8 Stephens' Court 
 
 Higginson Mary H. widow of John H. 20 Church 
 
 High Street Brewery, 514 High 
 
 Hild Francis, shoemaker 39 Market 
 
 Hfld Joseph, trunk maker 169 Court 
 
 Hilrlebrand Ernest, carriage maker 162 Washington 
 
 Hildeshimer George, shoemaker rear 31 Garden 
 
 Hiley John, brewer -28 Marshall 
 
 Hill "Ambrose B. M. D 359 Broad h. 245 Plane 
 
 Hill Augustus, druggist 358 Broad h. 245 Plane 
 
 Hill Cornelius M. grocer 200 Broad h. 107 Plane 
 
 Hill & Co. druggists 35^ Broad 
 
 Hill Henry, printer 31 Hankin 
 
 Hill Jacob P. blacksmith 52 Crane 
 
 Hill John, hatter 643 High 
 
 Hill John B. carpenter 46 Orange 
 
 Hiller Edward, beer house (basement) 121 Market 
 
 Hillyer Edward T. att. and couns. 116 Broad h. 31 Fulton 
 
 Hilt Abali/na, widow of John lyS Bank 
 
 Hirue Christian, jeweler 6 Marshall
 
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 Himmel Catharine, widow of John 131 Springfield ave. 
 
 Hinchman Horatio N. harness m. 4 Mech. 49 Columbia 
 
 Hinchman Joseph, patent leather 18 Fair li. 110 Walnut 
 
 Hinds Silas P. music teacher 269 Broad h. 25 Warren 
 
 Hineld Michael, comb rrialcer rear 98 Church 
 
 Hines Jane, tailoress 217 Washington 
 
 Hines John, cabinet maker 82 Academy 
 
 Hinkle James G. segar maker 471 High 
 
 Hinman Amanda, widow of Lafayette 46 South Canal 
 
 Hippie John, carpenter JOl South Prospect 
 
 Hisner John, jeweler 208 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Hitchcock Abraham, farmer 227 North Broad 
 
 Hitchcock Charlotte, 227 North Broad 
 
 Hitchcock Robert, harness maker 12 South Market 
 
 Hiugk Jacob, butcher 77 West 
 
 Hoag James, laborer, 214 Mulberry 
 
 Hoagland Hannah, widow of William 17 Franklin Place 
 
 Hoagland John T. coach trimmer 590 Broad 
 
 Hoagland Wm. cabinet maker 84 Union 112 McWhorter 
 
 Hoay Patrick, shoemaker 17 Sheffield 
 
 Hobbis Thomas, jeweler 156 Elm 
 
 Hock George, gas pipe layer 163 South Market 
 
 Hoctor John, laborer 74 North Canal 
 
 Hodson James, shoemaker 12 Beach 
 
 Hoerner H. carpenter 81 West 
 
 Hofeoker Anthony, laborer 5 Broad 
 
 Hoffman Adam, cabinet maker 16 Longworth 
 
 Hoffman Andrew, basket maker 259 Broad 
 
 Hoffman & Brothers Z. M. jewelers 175A Mulberry 
 
 Hoffman Christian, jeweler 195 Mulberry 
 
 Hoffman Frederick, jeweler 265 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Hoffman John, hatter 208 Rail Road avenue 
 
 Hoffman John G. sergeant at arms 200 Hamburg Place 
 
 Hoffman Max, jeweler & silversm. 175A Mulb'y c. Beach 
 
 Hoffman William, frame maker rear 18 Church 
 
 Hoffman William, jeweler 179 Mulberry 
 
 Hoffmister , jeweler 43 William 
 
 Hofses John, jeweler 440J Broad h. 10 Longworth 
 
 Hogan George, mason 22 Bleeker 
 
 Hogan Moses, boot fitter 65 Washington 
 
 Hogan Thomas, patent laather 162 Lock 
 
 Holbrook Albert M. cloth cutter 34 Smith 
 
 Holbrook A. Stephen, book and job printer rear 333 Broad 
 
 h. 15 Bank 
 
 Holbrook Elizabeth B. widow of Andrew L. 210 Elm 
 Holbrook Sophia, widow of" Amos 34 Smith 
 Hole Joseph W. tailor 37 Broom 
 Holden Cornelius H. tailor Pierson's Alley 
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 150 FIERSON'S 
 
 Holden Edmund H. carman 20 North Essex 
 
 Holden F.liza R. widow of Horatio (>6 Bank 
 
 Hulden Franklin, grocer 87 Broad h. 79 Orange 
 
 Holden & Co. F. grocers 87 Broad 
 
 Holden George, butcher 9 Centre Mkt. h. 24 Commerce 
 
 Holden Henry, 2d mate Bark Griffon California 
 
 Holden Sarah, r. 19 Bridge 
 
 Holden Susan, widow of Henry 11 Mulberry 
 
 Holden Thomas, japanner 31 Arch 
 
 Hoi Cord Joseph, varnish maker 47 East Kinney 
 
 Holland John, laborer 38 Brown 
 
 Holland Margaret, widow of John 3 Durand 
 
 Holland Michael, gardner 34 Bridge 
 
 Holland Eliza, widow of Charles W. 30 Quarry 
 
 Holle Edward, baker 173 Mulberry 
 
 Hollenbach Francis, tailor 20 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Hollingsworth George, painter Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Hollingsworth Joseph, currier 159 h. Itt4 Washington 
 
 Hollister Benjamin F. hatter 52 Columbia 
 
 Hollister Howell W. saddler Virginia 21 Franklin 
 
 Holloway Daniel, cabinet mfr. 65 Market h. 1 10 Commerce 
 
 Holloway Eli, cabinet warehouse 134 h. 132 Broad 
 
 Holloway Joel, shoemaker 206 South Broad 
 
 Holloway John M. clerk 290 r. 132 Broad 
 
 Hollum Moses, hatter 188 Orange 
 
 Holmes Elizabeth, 18 Ailing 
 
 Holmes Gabriel, (col'd) 13 Division Place 
 
 Holmes John, tanner 40 Broom 
 
 Holmes John, iron moulder 333 Broad h. 28 Riter 
 
 Holmes Joseph, tanner 40 Broom 
 
 Holmes Mary, widow of Alexander 7 Oak 
 
 Holmes Roswell W. clothier 323 Broad 
 
 Holmes Samuel, teamster First n. Rail Road 
 
 Holmes William M. currier 32 Nesbitt 
 
 Holt John H. shoemaker 10 Marshall 
 
 Holt Miranda, 1 Merchant 
 
 Holt William, hattar 9 Green 
 
 Holton Joseph, wagon maker 103 South Prospect 
 
 Holton Martin, blacksmith 6 Cnmes 
 
 Holy land Charles J. engraver 297 Broad h. Camptown 
 
 Honnecker Michael, shoemaker 40 Richmond 
 
 Honeyball James, baker 81 Halsey 
 
 Honeywell John, 40 Spring 
 
 Honeywell Jr. John, 40 Spring 
 
 Honey welt Stephen, japanner 41 Warren 
 
 Hood Frederick, liquor merchant 136 Washington 
 
 Hoof Harvey, laborer 46 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Hooley Christopher, hatter 39 Warren 
 
 Hopkins Barney, laborer 45 Brown
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 151 
 
 Hopkins Henry T. plater 11 Waid 
 fjopkins Michael, hatter 121 Sheffield 
 Hopkins Michael, cabinet maker 209 Mulberry 
 
 Hopp John, tailor 47 Prince 
 
 Hoppen Francis, wheelwright 275 Nesbitt 
 
 Hopper Abraham, blacksmith 114 New 
 
 Hopper Albert P. carman 78 Kinney 
 
 Hopper Cornelius, mason 107 Walnut 
 
 Hopper Eleanor, 8.9 Catharine 
 
 Hopper Henry, jeweler 48 Walnut 
 
 Hopper Peter, supervisor Morris Canal 102 Warren 
 
 Hopper Stephen D. jeweler 28 Ward 
 
 Hopper Thomas, sawyer 34 South Market 
 
 Hopper Walter W. patent leather 30 Plane 
 
 Hopper William, tailor 229B Washington 
 
 Hopperton George, grocer 55 Hamilton c. Ward 
 
 Hopping Charles, clerk 35 Bridge 
 
 Hopping Charles L. clerk 95 New 
 
 Hopping & Cooper, hardware 109 Broad 
 
 Hopping Cynthia, dress maker 16 Halsey 
 
 Hopping Electa M. 224 Washington 
 
 Hopping & Co. E. M. grocers 224 Washington 
 
 Hopping Elias M. grocer 2-24 Washington 
 
 Hopping Moses C. clerk 39 Ferry 
 
 Hopping Phebe W. widow of James F. 20 Bridge 
 
 Hopping Theodore A. hardware 109 Broad h. 20 Bridge 
 
 Hopwood Joseph, hatter 107 Orange 
 
 Hopwood Richard, hatter 85 Halsey 
 
 Hopwood William, hatter 99 Orange h. 103 Broad 
 
 Hoppy William, harness maker 1 16 Mill 
 
 Horman George, farmer 165 Academy 
 
 Horn John, shoemaker 225 Bank 
 
 Horn Peter, segar maker 125 South Prospect 
 
 Horn Phillip, tailor 25 Charlton h. 4i Scott 
 
 Horn Thomas Y. segar maker 559 High 
 
 HoRNBLowERHoN. JOSEPH C couns. at law 6 Park place 
 
 Hornung Gottleib, tailor 29 Prince 
 
 Hornung Lewis, baker 131 Springfield avenue 
 
 Horrocks Francis, hame maker 48 Lawrence 
 
 Horton John, teacher Quarry n. Broad 
 
 Horton John A. saddler 207 Market h. 101 Mulberry 
 
 Horton Mary O. widow of Joshua C. 15 Garden 
 
 Horton Silas, carpenter Boyden n. Orange 
 
 Houseman Henry, spring maker 38 Spring 
 
 Housser Frederick, cooper 7 Church 
 
 Hovey Lewis, jeweler 34 Columbia 
 
 Howard-Deborah, 11 South Essex 
 
 Howard Eunice, 98 Plane 
 
 Howard George P. oyster saloon 140 Broad
 
 152 PIERSON'S 
 
 Howard George W. cloth scourer 142 Broad 
 
 Howard Harmon, shoemaker 44 Quarry 
 
 Howard Henry L. carpenter 35 Camp 
 
 Howard Lewis, zinc works 23 Kast River 
 
 Howard Maria D. dressmaker 11 South Essex 
 
 Howard Samuel, cigar store 3 New 
 
 Howard Whitfield, carpenter 182 Plane 
 
 Howarth James VV. 2 North Canal 
 
 Howe James, (col'd) rear 41 Mechanic 
 
 Howe Orlando B. trunk manufacturer 46 Bank 
 
 Howell Abner P. coach manuf. 36 Harrison h. 41 Bank 
 
 Howell Charles J. Elizabelhtown h. 164 Plane 
 
 Howell David P. mason 106 Catharine 
 
 Howell & Dawson, curriers 72 Market 
 
 Howell & Dawson, japan leather mfrs. Wilsey c. New 
 
 Howell George, 164 Plane 
 
 Howell Henry H. japanner 6 Nuttman 
 
 Howell James, fireman 35Ogden 
 
 Howell John B. grocer South Prospect c Garden 
 
 Howell Mary R widow of John C. 167 Market 
 
 Howell Samuel M. currier 82 Market h 70 Halsey 
 
 Howell Stephen, 164 Plane 
 
 Howell Stephen M. Columbia, S. C. 
 
 Howell Stephen S. coach maker Morristown, N. J. 
 
 Howell Theodore P. currier 72 Market h. 31 Academy 
 
 Howell William A. clothier 294 Broad h. 164 Plane 
 
 Howell William R. select school Clinton h. 14 Court 
 
 Howheldin Frederick, carpenter 14 Broom 
 
 Howkins William, jeweler 23 Garden 
 
 Hoylan Timothy, laborer 150 Lock 
 
 Hoyt Hannah, widow of William F. 11 Court 
 
 Hubbell Algernon S. atty. & couns. 3 1 2 Broad h. 36 Kinney 
 
 Huber Henry, bridle maker 243 Broad 
 
 Huber J. P. architect 1 Washington Hall h. 12 Nesbitt 
 
 Huber Lewis, carpenter 23 Wilsey 
 
 Huber & Schrag, architects 320 Broad 
 
 Hubert Alexander, 36 River 
 
 Hubert John, tailor 17 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Hubschmann John, trunk maker 63 Mercer 
 
 Hudner William, gardner Orleans n. Nesbitt 
 
 Hudson Henry C. mustard mfr. Hedenberg's h. 126 Plane 
 
 Hudson John P. carpenter 260 Washington 
 
 Hudson Mary, 126 Plane 
 
 Hudson Robert, gardener 325 North Broad 
 
 Hudson William R. carpenter 14 South Essex 
 
 Hudson William T. carpenter 24 Bank 
 
 Hug Charles, tailor 39 Prince 
 
 Hugh Phillip, shoemaker 35 Montgomery
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 153 
 
 Hughes Charles, segar maker 41 Prince 
 
 Hughes Charles H. 2 Columbia 
 
 Huyhes Charles W. saddler 57 Lafayette 
 
 Hughes Cornelius, upholsterer 1()8 Broad 
 
 Hughes Francis, laborer 217 Warren 
 
 Hughes George D. California 
 
 Huer'ses Eliza, widow of James 5 Durand 
 
 Hughes Issachar, trunk maker 70 Piano 
 
 Hughes John, 174 Plane 
 
 Hughes John R. machinist 137 Orange 
 
 Hughes Mary Ann. 2 Columbia 
 
 Hughson Elias D. paper hangings 134 Market h. 35 Camp 
 
 Hughson Phioeas, mason I Brunswick 
 
 Hughson Rachel, widow of Peter 3U Chestnut 
 
 Hughston James, tailor 108 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Hulett D. S. jeweler 400 Uroad 
 
 Hull Elizabeth, 25 William 
 
 Hull Jeremiah, charcoal seller 216 Washington 
 
 Hull John S. tanner 52 r. 37 Market 
 
 Hull Sheldon A. saddler 34 Columbia 
 
 Hull Jr. Warner, shoemaker 2,J7 Washington 
 
 Hullfish William W. moulder 19 Spring 
 
 Hullsten Adam, tailor 29 West 
 
 Hulzebosch John, blacksmith 7 New York 
 
 Human Albert, hatter 60 State 
 
 Human Eliza, 275 Nesbitt 
 
 Humell Henry, R. R. h. 13 Lafayette 
 
 Humes John, 37 Academy ^ 
 
 Humes Sarah, widow nurse 6 South Market 
 
 Humes William, clerk 37 Academy 
 
 Humphreys James, machinist 25 Franklin 
 
 Humphreys John, blacksmith 26 Elm 
 
 Humphreyville Isabella, widow of Jacob 151 Academy 
 
 Hundertpfund Jacob, umb. mfr 111 Market h. 31 Shipman 
 
 Huni Adolph, painter 11!) Springfield avenue 
 
 Hunniwell John, shoemaker 22 William 
 
 Hunt Ann, 3 Arch 
 
 Hunt David, porter house 126 Market 
 
 Hunt Edward T. teacher 23 New h. 148 Broad 
 
 Hunt Elisha, blacksmith Sjl South Broad 
 
 Hunt Francis, polisher 19 Orleans 
 
 Hunt George F. clerk 133 Market r. 7 Camfield 
 
 Hunt Joel, shoemaker 192 Plane 
 
 Hunt Mary Ann, dressmaker 54 William 
 
 Hunt Susan, 3 Arch 
 
 Hunt Thomas C. carpenter Orleans n. Orange 
 
 Hunter Alfred, table knife m. Sheffield c. State 145 Quarry 
 
 Hunter Eleanor, widow of Robert, 170 Mulberry 

 
 154 PIERSON'S 
 
 Hunter Eliza T. widow of William 256 South Market 
 Hunter John, tailor 63 Plane 
 
 Hunter John H. carriage maker 256 South Market 
 Hunter Robert M. tailor 292 Broad h. 30 Clinton 
 Hunter Thomas, saddler 54 Lafayette 
 Hunting Horace 1. clerk 311 Broad r. 46 Smith 
 Huntley Charles, shoemaker 10 Montgomery 
 Huntley Charles G. straw hat presser 126 Broad 
 Huntington Jonathan E. forwarding mer. Commer. dock 
 
 h. 21 Commerce 
 
 Huntsman James, house mover 169 Commerce 
 Huntsman Mary Ann, tailoress 109 Commerce 
 Hurd Alfred, engineer 23 Franklin Place 
 Hurley William, hatter rear 77 Academy 
 Huston Elias, transportation line 33 Broad 
 Huston Hugh, weaver 33 Broad 
 Huston John, mason 27 State 
 Huss George J. organist 3d Church r. 366 Broad 
 Hutchings Abraham, 22 h 49 Hamilton 
 Hutchinps Ezra, shoemaker 90 Kinney 
 Hutchings George, tailor 30 Front 
 Hutchinson George, baker 52 Broad 
 
 Hutchinson Hiram, Pres. india rubber Inc. Pi. h. 14 Smith 
 Hutchinson Mary Ann, 23 Bleeker 
 Hutchinson Matthias, (col'd) laborer 8 Prince 
 Hutson Francis P. blacksmith 12 North Essex 
 Hutson Jacob, carpenter 3-2 North Essex 
 Hutson John, japanner 12 jSprth Essex 
 Hutson Noah, japanner 6 North Essex 
 Hyde Lyman, beer maker 120 Lock 
 Hyde Mrs. 63 Washington 
 Hyer John, bar tender 5'.) Halsey 
 Hyland William, shoemaker 44 Mulberry 
 Hyndman John, lace weaver 88 Bank 
 
 I. 
 
 lanson John, ship carpenter 14 East River 
 
 III Joseph, (col'd) rear 128 Market 
 
 Ilsley Edward, carpenter 109 Orchard 
 
 Ilsley Francis L professor of music 122 Mulberry 
 
 Imphoff John, tailor 135 Court 
 
 Ingalls Caldwell, teacher 3 Pavonia PI- J. City 
 
 Ingalls Putnam, merchant 3 Pavonia PI- J. City 
 
 Ingalsbe Hiram, clerk 2fi6 Broad h. 21 Bank 
 
 Ingleton Edward, harness maker 118 Mulberry 
 
 Ingmire Rev. Wm. Pastor 2d adv. chh. 4 Keen's Court 
 
 Ingmire Wm. R. axe manf. rear 333 Bd. h. 4 Keen's Court 
 
 Ingraham Henry K. clothier 81 Cedar N. Y. h. 274 Broad
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 155 
 
 Ingraham William T. Augusta, Geo. 
 
 Insiee A. machinist Inclined Plane h. 5 Bleeker 
 
 Inslee William R. machinist 385 Broad h. 16 South Essex 
 
 Ireland Johnson, boatman 22 Cherry 
 
 Irion John, shoemaker 44 Lush 
 
 Irvin Byron, shoestore 28-2 Broad 
 
 Irvin William, blacksmith 47 Commercial h. 27 Jefferson 
 
 Irvine Margaret, widow of Alexander 32 Fulton 
 
 Irving John, baker and grocer 77 Green 
 
 Irving William, tailor 130 Broad 
 
 Irwin Richard, saddler 3 Stephens' Court 
 
 Irwine Lenox R. saw set manf. rear 333 Bd. h. 63 Walnut 
 
 Ives Jason, axle manufr. 5 R. R. ave. r. 32 Commerce 
 
 Ives Solon E., 5 R. R. ave. r. 32 Commerce 
 
 Ives & Sons, axle manufrs. 5 R. R. avenue 
 
 Ives William W. 5 R. R. ave r. 32 Commerce 
 
 J. 
 
 Jackson Ann, widow 54 William 
 
 Jackson Benjamin F. carriage maker 11 Comes 
 
 Jackson Cato, (col'd) laborer 122 Baldwin 
 
 Jackson Charles D. (col'd) barber 400 h. 398 Broad 
 
 Jackson Daniel H. master mason 68 Walnut . 
 
 Jackson Edward E. mansion house Dover, N. J. 
 
 Jackson Esther, 13 Warren 
 
 Jackson Henry, (col'd) gardner 122 Baldwin 
 
 Jackson Jacob, currier 11 Camfield 
 
 Jackson James, (col'd) rear 37 Warren 
 
 Jackson James N. carpenter Il7 Union 
 
 Jackson John A. laborer rear 342 Rail Roarl avenue 
 
 Jackson John N. painter 117 Union 
 
 Jackson John P- att. & couns. & Vice Pres. N. J. R. R. 
 
 & T. Co. 312 h. 384 Broad 
 Jackson & Jol'ey, mansion house Dover. N. J. 
 Jackson Joseph B. M. D. 181 Broad c Rector 
 Jackson Lucinda. (col'd) washing 21 Somerset 
 Jackson Margaret, (col'd) 16 Mill 
 Jackson Peter, hoops &c. 13 Commercial h. 439 Broad 
 Jackson Peter (col'd) vegetables foot Oliver 
 Jackson Heuben, turner 15 Hamilton 
 Jackson Reuel H. hatter 261 Washington 
 Jackson Samuel, M. D. U. S Navy 271 North Broad 
 Jackson Samuel (col'd) 40 Springfield avenue 
 Jackson Sarah, widow of Isaac 31 Monroe 
 Jackson Thomas, (col'd) 8 Prince 
 Jackson Thomas, (col'd) 40 Springfield avenue 
 Jackson Thomas, (col'd) laborer 56 Mill 
 Jackson William, capt. schr. Venus 23 Bridge
 
 156 PIERSON'S 
 
 Jackson William, lumber 13 Comm. h. 16 Park Chh. PI. 
 
 Jackson William H. blacksmith Si Lafayette 
 
 Jacob August, tailor 6 A Fair 
 
 Jacob John, chair maker 130 Grand 
 
 Jacob John, tailor, stuffer & preparer of birds 23 William 
 
 Jacobus Aaron D. moulder 32 Nesbitt 
 
 Jacobus Abraham I painter 125 Broad 
 
 Jacobus Anna, widow of James II Mulberry 
 
 Jacobus Archibald, carman 5 Cross 
 
 Jacobus Charles, blacksmi'.h 12 Arch 
 
 Jacobus Cornelius, mason 25 North Essex 
 
 Jacobus Cornelius H. saddle tree maker 11 Hamilton 
 
 Jacobus Cornelius I. currier 84 Market h. 103 Plane 
 
 Jacobus Delia A. dressmaker 5 Cross 
 
 Jacobus Eliza, widow of John Jr. 64 State 
 
 Jacobus Elizabeth, widow padsewer 6 North Canal 
 
 Jacobus Elizabeth, widow of Henry nurse Newark 
 
 Jacobus Isaac M mason 73 State 
 
 Jacobus Jacob, shoemaker 62 William 
 
 Jacobus Jacob B letter carrier 72 Orleans 
 
 Jacobus, widow of James 22 Bleeker 
 
 Jacobus James J. patent leather Newark n. Sussex ave. 
 
 Jacobu^ James P. 1'27 Elm 
 
 Jacol'Us John, hammer maker Newark n. Canal 
 
 Jacobus John A. vegetables C. M. 17 New 
 
 Jacobus John I. shoo mfr. 140 Market h. 159 Plane 
 
 Jacobus John M. master mason 7.3 Slate 
 
 Jacobus Rev. M. W. 51 liemsen, Brooklyn, L" I. 
 
 Jacobus Mrs. Martha. 33 Fair 
 
 Jacobus Nelson, carpenter 11 Franklin Place 
 
 Jacobus Nicholas \. mason 81 Plane 
 
 Jacobus Nicholas H. saddle tree maker 78 Plane 
 
 Jacobus Peter, 21 Park Place 
 
 Jacobus Richard I. 25 North Essex 
 
 Jacobus Richard I. carman 39 Halsey 
 
 Jacobus, Tichenor & Co. shoe manufacturers 140 Market 
 
 Jacobus & Utter, leather and oi' dealers 84 Market 
 
 Jacobus William C. brass founder 169 Mulberry 
 
 Jacobus William H. seaman 5 Sheffield 
 
 Jagers Stephen, rule maker Inclined Plane h. 24 Nesbitt 
 
 James Anthony, (col'd) laborer 7 Marshall 
 
 James James, morocco finisher 180 Plane 
 
 James John, tailor 2()9 Plane 
 
 James Josiah, turner 15 Hamilton 
 
 James J<>si.ih,clotri store N4i h. 110 Broad 
 
 James Lvdia. tailoress 6 Broad 
 
 James M-iry, (col'd) 7 Marshall 
 
 James & Co. Nathaniel E. tin manuf. 98 Railroad ave.
 
 NEWAI1K DIRECTORY. 157 
 
 Jager Anthony, lock maker 66 Court 
 James Thomas, farmer 2t Broad 
 James William, (col'd) waiter steamboat 7 Marshall 
 James William, 8 Smith 
 Jamison James, hatter 1 Nesbitt's Court 
 Jamison John, gardner 1 Nesbitt's Court 
 Janse,n John' E. accountant 2 Beaver h. 00 Boston 
 Jaquellard David, cooper 35 Hamburg Place 
 Jaqueneil Henry, jeweler 13 Kair 
 Jaques Dorcas, widow of David 59 Orange 
 Jaques Henry H. hat manuf. 2 Beaver h. 13 Clinton 
 Jaques John B. cloth cutter 276 Broad h. 29 Warren 
 Jaques John H. hatter 71 Spring 
 Jaques Thomas R- trunk maker 4 Camfield 
 Jaques Wm. S, mer. tailor 240 Broad h. 33 Commerce 
 Jarvis Benjamin A- butcher 63 Plane 
 Jarvis Harriet R. widow of ftichard jr. 4 James 
 Jarvis John W. tinman 4 Academy 
 Jarvis Samuel A. saddler 10 Warren 
 Jarvis Thomas, cutler 1 19 Sheffield 
 Jayne Isaac, bowling saloon 1 h. 8 Ferry 
 Jayne William, india rubber 15 Orleans 
 Jefferson Ann, widow of Thomas 53 Upper Jefferson 
 Jefferson Joseph, hatter 53 Upper Jefferson 
 Jeffreys Henry, boot crimper 21 Nesbitt 
 Jehu Thomas, fancy store 1GS 170 Broad 
 Jelliff John, cabinet manuf. 301 303 Broad h. 206 Wash. 
 Jelliff Wesley, cabinet maker 206 Washington 
 Jenkins Ambrose, tailor 3'~J Lush 
 
 Jenkins Benjamin N. lock manuf. 6 Mechanic h. 36 Bank 
 Jenkins & Co. Benjamin N. locksmiths. 6 Mechanic 
 Jenkins David, gilder 12 Mercer 
 Jenkins David B. mason 30 Lush 
 Jenkins Henry, saddlet.ee riveter 10 Garden 
 Jenkins Everett, cooper 256 South Market 
 Jenkins Isaac L. carpenter 3-3 Lush 
 Jenkins Joseph, patent leather 112 Tichenor 
 Jenkins Louisa S. 16 Kinney 
 Jinkins Lucinda, widojv of Moses L 24 Court 
 Jenkiis Nelson, !;addletree riveter Philadelphia 
 Jenkins Rachel, widow 36 Bank 
 Jennings David, Charleston S. C. 207 Market 
 Jennings John C. jeweler Hamilion c. Union 
 Jennin ;s & Mockridgr, jewelers Hamilton c. Union 
 Jennings Samuel C. printer 37 Market 
 Jennings William H. muson 11 Union 
 Jepson James C. cu'rier 124 Broad 
 Jessup Charles, Hedenbergs. '235A Washington 
 
 14
 
 158 PIER sox 7 s 
 
 Jessup William, 421 Broad 
 
 Jessup William C. (VVriglit, BuM & Co.) Augusta Geo. 
 
 Jewell Aaron C. grocer 9i Hamilton 
 
 Jewell Jonathan B blacksmith 9 Hamilton 
 
 Jewell Sarah, widow of Richard S. J. 122 Plane 
 
 Jillson James R. hat trimmings 271 Broad h. 36 William 
 
 Jinkins Benjamin, clam merchant 27 Cheny 
 
 Jinkins Smith, West Bloornfield 
 
 Jobes John, brake tender 43 Chestnut 
 
 Johnson Aaron C. farmer Clinton Camplown road 
 
 Johnson Abraham, (col'd) 20 Academy 
 
 Johnson Abraham H. hay dealer 177 Elizabethtown road 
 
 Johnson Abby, 132 WashingU n 
 
 Johnson Albert G. tailor 8 Kinney 
 
 Johnson Alfred C varnish m. 222 h. 196 Mulberry 
 
 Johnson Alonzo, harness maker 12 Elm 
 
 Johnson Caesar, (col'd) woodsawer 20 Durand 
 
 Johnson Catharine, widow of David D. 397 Broad 
 
 Johnson Catharine. 132 Washington c. Academy 
 
 Johnson Daniel A. varnish 222 Mulberry h. 12 Elm 
 
 Johnson David, shoemaker 40 Kinney 
 
 Johnson Davis V. wood & coal 2 Commercial h. 61 Muib'y 
 
 Johnson Edward, laborer 48 North Uroad 
 
 Johnson Ephraim, carpenter 344 Broad 
 
 Johnson George, hair spinner Walnut c. S. Prospect 
 
 Johnson Geo. T. butcher 2 centre nikt. h. Clinton township 
 
 Joi.nson Henrietta A. tailoress 1 Division 
 
 Johnson Henry, meat store 390 Broad h. 106 Church 
 
 Johnson Henry D. carman 16 Court 
 
 Johnson Henry L. California 125 Plane 
 
 Johnson Jane E. widow of William 7 Stephen's Court 
 
 Johnson Hermon G. grocer 385 Broad h. 115 Mulberry 
 
 Johnson Deborah, widow of Isaac F. 29 Walnut 
 
 Johnson Jacob, coffee ar.d spice manuf. 53 Mechanic b. 
 
 SI Mulberry 
 
 Johnson James, (c^l'd) 79 Mercer n. Grand 
 Johnson James H. carpenter 49 Mechanic 
 Johnson Jeremiah, (col'd) 297 South Broad 
 Johnson John, merchant Charleston S. C- 366 Broad 
 Johnson John A. buil 'er L'26 Plane c- William 
 Johnson John C. cuniar 20 Garden h. 2<) Walnut 
 Johnson John H. classical school 17 Liberty 
 Johnson Joseph, (col'd) rear 75 Garden 
 Johnson JoMi.h, Clinton ton nshrp Cam ptown road 
 Johnson Lewis M. carpenter 426 Broad 
 Johnson Mary, widow of Siephen 092 Broad 
 Johnson Moses, soap boiler bS Kinney 
 Johnson Moses W. shoemaker 136 Chestnut 

 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 159 
 
 Johnson Nancy, widow 100 Halsey 
 
 Johnson Nathaniel, 1 Elizabet/tlown Road 
 
 Johnson Peter, (col'd) laborer 3 Golden 
 
 Johnson Samuel, currier ISS Broad 
 
 Johnson Samuel, (col'd) 121 Baldwin 
 
 Johnson Samuel L carriage maker 23 Rankin 
 
 Johnson Sarah C. widow of David L. 1 Division 
 
 Johnson Thomas, painter Clinton township 
 
 Johnson Thomas, clerk r. 88 Plane 
 
 Johnson Thomas, farmer 1 Elizabethlown road 
 
 Johnson Thomas V, wholesale grocer Commercial Dock 
 
 b, B.ink c. Wallace 
 Johnson & Co. T. V. Newark and N. Y. Transporta. Co. 
 
 1 Commercial Dock 
 
 Johnson IJzal, miller 1-25 Ehzabeihtoion rond 
 Johnson William, laborer 325 North Broad 
 Johnson William, huckster 1 Commerce h. 37 S. Essex 
 Johnson William, meat and fruit Si Broad h. 49 Orange 
 Johnson William, shoemaker 2;> Kinney 
 Johnson William, joiners tools 34 Nort'i Canal 
 Johnson William, jeweler 174 Mulberry 
 Johnson William L. india rubber 24 Comes 
 
 Johnson William H. isatter 3 Scott 
 Johnston Andrew, 2& Orchard 
 
 Johnston Robert, machinist 24 Sheffield 
 
 Johnston Robert, baker 403 Broad 
 
 Joline David, carriage trimmer 115 Orchard 
 
 Jolley J. B. Mansion house Dover, N. J. 
 
 Jolly Samuel, baker 110 McWhorter 
 
 Jones Abner D. baker 153 Broad 
 
 Jones Abraham, grocer and baker 44 Ferry c. Union 
 
 Jones Abraham P. 1 Harrison h 6') Market 
 
 Jones Alexander, plater 74 Plane 
 
 Jones Andrew, blacksmith 14 Summit 
 
 Jones Cha.'les L. clerk Old Bank 3 1 Green 
 
 Jones Christiana, widow of Humphrey 112 Orange 
 
 Jones Dagid, 104 Mulberry 
 
 Jones David, saddler 24 Ferry 
 
 Jones Edward. 59 Market 
 
 Jones Edward E. leather mer. 60 Market h. 39 Commerce 
 
 Jones George F. hatter 14 Baldwin 
 
 Jones George H. city coffee house 132 Market 
 
 Jones Hannah, tailoress 21 Bank 
 
 Jones Henry, 62 Mulberry 
 
 Jones Henry, turner 91 South Broad 
 
 Jones Henry C. bank locka 90 R. R. av.h. 39 Liberty 
 
 Jones Henry F. carpenter 2S Congress 
 
 Jones Henry M. trimmer 151 h 153 Broad
 
 160 PIERSON'S 
 
 Jones James B. blacksfniili 101 Washington 
 
 Jones Barnes E. engineer 24 Hamilton 
 
 Jones John, button manuf. 10-3 South Orange avenue 
 
 Jones John, press tool 129 Broad 
 
 Jones John, victualing house 161 Market 
 
 Jones John 0. cabinet maker 14 Baldwin 
 
 Jones Joseph W. foot South 
 
 Jones Mary, widow of Rev. John 156 Railroad avenue 
 
 Jones Margaret W. widow of A.bram W. 22 Broad 
 
 Jones Moses A. harness maker 14 Baldwin 
 
 Jones Richard, shoemaker 26 Drift 
 
 Jones Richard, zinc mlr. 1 Park Place 
 
 Jones Samuel, tinner 31 Green 
 
 Jones Samuel C. secretary lime and cement Company h. 
 
 Orange N. J. 
 
 Jones Samuel S. shoemaker 123 Plane 
 Jones Stephen, laborer 14 Baldwin 
 Jones Thomas, saddler -& Ferry 
 Jones William, bout fitter 174 Bank 
 Joralemon Alexander, harness maker 37 South Canal 
 Joralemon Alexander, plater 12 Franklin Place 
 Joralemon Cornelius C machinist 2 Clay 
 Joralemon & Fielding, lock mfrs. 22 Mechanic 
 Joralemon George, blacksmith 34 Quarry 
 Joralemon Henry J. blacksmith 21 or 23 Broad 
 Joralemon James N. spring mfr. 72 Clay h. Harrison 
 Joralemon Jcrad, saddletree maker 75 Ferry 
 Joralemon John C. carpenter foot Oliver 
 Joralemon John H. carpenter inquire 71 Ferry 
 Joralemon John P. lock maker 'J2 Mechanic h. 13 Cherry 
 Joralemon J. Sansom, student 8 State 
 Joralemon Leah, nursa'll Cherry 
 Joralemon Nicholas, carpenter 12 Franklin Place 
 Joralemon Nicholas H. hatter 18'Fair h. Si Commerce 
 Jorclon James, japanner 107 South Prospect 
 Jordon Julius, jeweler 54 Mulberry 
 Jordon Lyman, M. D 58 New 
 Jube John P. plating 5 Mechanic h. 83i Mulberry 
 Judson James P. clerk fi*iddlcville 
 Judson Sylvester D. 43 Chestnut 
 Justice Miss Mary. 103 Market 
 
 K. 
 
 Kaacy Barney, currier 15 Church 
 Kaddin Patrick, currier 7 Summit 
 Kaden John, japanned leather 117 Sheffield 
 Kahough Eliza, widow rear 48 Lawrence 
 Kammerer Adam, locksmith Dover
 
 NEWAUtf DIRECTORY. 161 
 
 Kane Edward, mason 100 Quarry 
 Kane Francis, laborer 54 Brown 
 Kane Patrick, laborer 39 North Broad 
 Kane Thomas, farmer 53 North Broad 
 Kanouse J. Alfred California 700 Broad 
 Kapel Charles, cooper i Stephens' Court 
 Karen Christian, jeweler 242 Mulberry 
 Karey Adam, blacksmith 2 Chnpel Court 
 Kase John H. dry goods 290 h. 350 Broad 
 Kassler Anthony, tailor 30 Goble 
 KaufFman fgnatz, jeweler 307 Washington 
 Kaufman William, architect 2* Scott 
 Kaup Solomon, steam saw mill foot Clay 
 Kavan Edward, ship carpenter 42 Hiver 
 Kavenaugh Michael, blacksmith 48 Spring 
 Kay Miss Hannah, 12 Liberty 
 Kealey Edward, laborer 96 East River 
 Kearnan John, laborer 157 Ferry 
 Kearney Abraham G ship carpenter 9 Longworth 
 Kearney Barnard, school I New 
 
 Kearney Elizabeth, (col'd) widow of Wm. B. 19 Academy 
 Kearney John, currier and grocer 209 Plane 
 Kearney Michael, laborer 53 Orange 
 Kearney Michael, currier 174 Plane 
 Kearney William, machinist 36 Union 
 Kearny Archibald, 485 Broadway, N. Y. h. 199 N. Broad 
 Keegan Michael, grocer 55 Academy 
 Keen Catharine, widow of Henry 5 Springfield Ave. 
 Keen Elizabeth, widow of Nathan 27 North Essex 
 Keen George A. clothier 588 h. 421 Broad 
 -Keen Lucir.da, 75 Mulberry 
 Keene James, 4 Cedar 
 Keene Michael, laborer 3 Newark 
 Keene Wallace, hatter 112 Bank 
 Keene William T. clerk 4 Cedar 
 Keep David C. jeweler 09 River h. 198 Market 
 Keeran Owen, laborer 81 Plume 
 Kehoe James, currier 8 Green 
 Kehoe Patrick, tailor 101 Quarry 
 Keil Augustus, carpenter 310 Washington 
 Keiser Theodore, tailor 237 Washington 
 Keisler Charles, engraver 28 William 
 Keisler John, 19 Warren 
 Kelemen Atilla J. M. D. 273 Market 
 Kelleman Gotlob, tinsmith 45 Mulberry 
 Keller Michael, mason Jones n. Springfield Avenue 
 Keller Always, gardner 15 Scott 
 Kelley Andrew, cutter 294 Broad h. 63 Catharine 
 
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 162 PIEHSOX'S 
 
 Kelley Ann, widow of Richard VV. 116 Commerce 
 
 Kelley Bridget, fancy store 24'2 Market 
 
 Kelley Bridget, widow of Peter 171 Washington 
 
 Kelley Daniel, wheelwright 40 Union 
 
 Kelley David S. blacksmith 1 1 Bank h. 73 Academy 
 
 Kelley Edward, cooper 100 Bank 
 
 Kelley Edward, laborer Souih Market n. Congress 
 
 Kelley Harvey, hatter 100 Ferry 
 
 Kelley Jehoakim P. carpenter 60 Walnut 
 
 Kelley James, variety store 142 Broad 
 
 Kelley James R carman 23 Ogden 
 
 Kelley John, tailor and cloth scourer 68 Catharine 
 
 Kelley John, dagger 125 Broad 
 
 Kelley Joseph, hat rn. 40 Market h. 2f> Halsey 
 
 Kelley Martin, laborer rear 127 Nesbitt 
 
 Kelley & Meyer, hat manufacturers 40 Market 
 
 Keliey Nancy, widow of William 246 Plane 
 
 Kelley Patrick, coach maker 68 Catharine 
 
 Kelley Sarah, widow of Charles Y. 23 Ogden 
 
 Kelley Stephen, laborer 529 Ferry 
 
 Kelley Thomas, Iaborer26 Ridge 
 
 Kelley & Tichenor, blacksmiths 11 Bank 
 
 Kelley William, tinman 1 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Kelley William, coachsmith 1 Fair 
 
 Kelley William, carpenter 345 Washington 
 
 Kelley William, laborer 17 River 
 
 Kelley William L. shoemaker 12 Broom 
 
 Keilord John, tailor 3 Gallager's Court 
 
 Kelly Joseph B. cabinet maker 4 Scott h. 209 Mulberry 
 
 Kelly Robert, shoemaker 12 Broom 
 
 Kelly Robert, cabinet maker 209 Mulberry 
 
 Kelsey Jared, 16 Commerce 
 
 Kemp Eliza, vest maker 108 Plane 
 
 Kemp Samuel, hatter 22 Ailing 
 
 Kemp Susan, vest maker 108 Plane 
 
 Kemp William A. hatter 41 Columbia 
 
 Kemper Joanna, teacher 23 Quarry 
 
 Kendall Thomas, shoemaker 40 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Kendig George, tailor 34 Market h. 23 Catharine 
 
 Kennedy D. S. variety store 101 Market 
 
 Kennedy James, laborer I North Broad 
 
 Kennedy John, laborer 148 Lock 
 
 Kennedy John, cracker baker 19 Lombardy 
 
 Kennedy Lawrence, hatter 83 Plane 
 
 Kennedy Mary Ann, dress maker 37 Orchard 
 
 Kennett Thomas, 64 Adams 
 
 Kenny Thomas. J]7 Market 
 
 Kenos George, tailor 14 Montgomery
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 163 
 
 Kent George, hatter 43 Liberty 
 
 Kent George, sash and blind 106 Summit 
 
 Kent Isaac, jeweler 242 Washington 
 
 Kent Tames, sash and blind mfr. 3 Ferry h. 106 Summit 
 
 Kent James H. jeweler 73 Orchard 
 
 Kent Nathaniel, jeweler 48 Liberty 
 
 Kent, Russell & Ward, sash & blind manufacturers 3 Ferry 
 
 Kent William S. jeweler 6 Garden 
 
 Keogh Edward, teamster 38 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Keppler Adam, cabinet maker 9 Bank 
 
 Keppler Anthony, box maker 12 Harrison 
 
 Keppler Frederick, sash and blind 37 Catharine 
 
 Kerk Michael, tailor 169 Orange 
 
 Kernan John, 199 Plane 
 
 Kernan John H. grocer 151 Plane c. Bank 
 
 Kernan William, laborer rear 17-2 Bank 
 
 Kerns Terrence, shoemaker 148 Washington 
 
 Kerns William, shoemaker 11 Grant's Alley 
 
 Kerns William, machinist 20 Walnut 
 
 Kerr Joseph, printer 123 Maruet h 29 Baldwin 
 
 Kerr Susan, widow of Richard clothing 197 Broad 
 
 Kerr William, baker 1 Fair 
 
 Kessler Anthony, tailor 35 Durand 
 
 Ketcham Eliphalet, carpenter 690 Broad 
 
 Ketchara Eliphalet S. carpenter 1 Brunswick 
 
 Ketcbam Garret, shoemaker 205 Plane 
 
 Ketcham Jonathan, carman 30 Church 
 
 Ketcham Margaret, 30 Court 
 
 Kelcham Mary, 30 Court 
 
 KetchAm William S. builler 22 Mercer 
 
 Keve Daniel, hatter 98 Halsey 
 
 Keve David C. baker 96 Bank 
 
 Keve Michael, laborer 44 Broad , 
 
 Keve Robert L. tailor 60 Academy 
 
 Key & Sellers, water cure South Orange 
 
 Kidd Mary, widow of William 33 Washington 
 
 Kidder Rev Daniel P. editor 200 Mulberry, N. 7.448 
 Hi^h c. Nesbitt. 
 
 Kidder, widow of Selvey 23 Bleeker 
 
 Kidger Amelia, tailoress 57 South Prospect 
 
 Kidger Elizabeth, dress maker 27 South Prospect 
 
 Kidger Joseph, tinner and brazier 27 South Prospect 
 
 Kidger Thomas, baker 54i Bank 
 
 Kiedaisch William, jeweler 59 Walnut 
 
 Kiefer Frederick, engraver IfiS Mulberry 
 
 Kiersted Aaion, shoemaker 231 Mulberry 
 
 Kjersted Abraham, mason 630 High 
 
 Kiersted Caroline, widow of John A. 34 Garden 
 
 Kiersted James, mason 56 New
 
 164 PIERSON'S 
 
 Kiersted Peter, japanner 2 East Kinney 
 
 Kiesele Catharine, widow of John 13 ! J Broom 
 
 Kiescle Michael, boarding house 193 Market 
 
 Kiesler Maria, widow of John 48 North Broad 
 
 Kiggin James, carman 11 Hoyt 
 
 Kjggm Michael, paver 33 McWhorter 
 
 Kiggin Michael, laborer rear '22 North Prospect 
 
 Kiihner Andrew C. carman 112 Washington 
 
 Kilburn Elizabeth, widow ol Charles L. 61 Mechanic 
 
 Kilburn Isaac B.216 Broad 
 
 Killiasner Frederick, japanned leather 1 Broom 
 
 Kilhover Valentine, mason 41 Prince 
 
 Kilkus GotHeb, carpenter 143 Court 
 
 Kilkus John, tailor 43 West 
 
 Kilpatrick & Castles, malleable iron mfrs. 29 New 
 
 Kilpatrick John, malleable iron 29 New h. 52 Spring 
 
 Kilpatrick Peter, filer 86 Ferry 
 
 Kimball Abbey, teacher 418 Broad 
 
 Kimball Andrew, tailor 18 Broom 
 
 Kimball John S. cabbage and celery 77 Hamburg Place 
 
 Kimbark Jeremiah, chairmaker 7 Orchard 
 
 Kimberly Margaret, 423 Broad 
 
 Kirr c Aaron, shoemaker 35 Spring 
 
 Kinchler Michael, grocer 1 1 1 Quarry 
 
 King Anrou, bookkeeper 122 Union 
 
 King Abraham O. (col'd) carpenter 112 Church 
 
 King Amelia, widow of Orange \V. 441 Broad 
 
 King Anthony, hatter f>!) Pennington 
 
 King Asher, carman 48 Front 
 
 King Bond, general agents 298 Broad 
 
 King Charles M. 27 Park place 
 
 King David, trunk maker 35 North Canal 
 
 King & Dodd, druggists 188 Market 
 
 Ring Emanuel, refectory 115 Market 
 
 King Henry, (col'd) coachman 2 Nesbitt's Court 
 
 King Jacob D. (col d) cooper 37 Warren 
 
 King James, butcher c. Bruen and Lafayette 
 
 King Jeremiah, carpenter 100 Summit 
 
 King Joseph, cotton spinner 351 Broad 
 
 King Justus, carpenter 27 Lawrence 
 
 King Lewis, fruit store 95i Broad 
 
 King Lorinda, 42 Quarry 
 
 King Moses, carriage trimmer 23 Lombardy 
 
 King Moses R. com. of deeds 2:^8 Broad h. 32 Columbia 
 
 King Moses W. harness maker 98 Market 
 
 King Rachel, widow of John,'nurse 18 Fulton 
 
 King Thomas S. M. D 88 h. 172 Market 
 
 King William, painter and glazier 70 Broad h. Orange
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 165 
 
 King William (col'd) laborer 20 Chatham c. Cabinet 
 
 King & Co. William, house & sign painters 70 Broad 
 
 King William S. shoe manuf. 69 Market h. 3"27 Broad 
 
 Kinger E. pocket books 29 Plume 
 
 Kjngsland John, (col'd) 37 Garden 
 
 Kingsley Phillip, alt. & notary public Orange, N. J 
 
 Kjnnard Nancy, widow 22 East River 
 
 Kjnner Andrew J mason 35t* Broad 
 
 Kjnner Thomas N. mason 358 Broad 
 
 Kinney Abraham W. hardware 139 Market h 27 Centre 
 
 Kinney Alice, widow of John 174 Plane 
 
 Kinney Charles, jeweler 28 Marshall 
 
 Kjnney & Co. hardware 139 Market 
 
 Kjnney Edward, currier 20 North Broad 
 
 Kinney James, mason rear 48 North Broad 
 
 Kjnr.ey John, buckles, 22 Quarry 
 
 Kinney Michael, laborer 43 Montgomery 
 
 Kinney Theodore F 139 Market h. 27 Centre 
 
 Kinney Thomas, cigar maker 128 Quarry 
 
 Kinney Thomas T. editor Daily Advertiser r. Park House 
 
 Kinney William, sawyer 12 Webster 
 
 Kinney William B. Charge d'AfTaires to Sardinia 
 
 Kinney William D. California 27 Centre 
 
 Kinsey Charles, blacksmith Chatham c. Canal 
 
 Kinsey Charles, gunsmith 153 Plane 
 
 Kinsey In^ham, Chatham n. Car.al 
 
 Kinsey Joel, hatter 99 Orange h. 14 Warren 
 
 Kinsey Jonas I. grocer 143 Orange 
 
 Kipp Henry, boatman 48 South Canal 
 
 Kipp Henry I. wheelwright 39 Broad h. 19 Quarry 
 
 Kipp Henry W. carpenter New above Newark 
 
 Kipp John H. 8 State 
 
 Kipp John H. wheelwright 36 State 
 
 Kirchkissner Edward, patent leather 225 Bank 
 
 Kirk William H. builder 11 Pear alley h. 11 Franklin pi. 
 
 Kirk & Co. Wm. H. architects and'builders 11 Pear alley 
 
 Kirkland Lyman, fireman Jonas C. Hcartt 
 
 Kirkpatrick Alexander, painter 11 River 
 
 Kirkpatrick Andrew, 49 South Canal 
 
 Kirkpatrick Ebenezer T. carpenter 113 Orchard 
 
 Kirkpatrick Hugh, carpenter 1 3 Franklin place 
 
 Kirkpatrick James, sash and blinds 1 13 Orchard 
 
 Kirkpatrick Thos. builder 11 Pear alley h. 13 Franklin pi. 
 
 Kisd Frederick, tailor 25 South Prospect 
 
 Kiser Frank T. tailor 27 Charlton 
 
 Kist Anthony, tailor 47 Prince 
 
 Kitchell Farrand, mason 10 Clay 
 
 Kitchell George W. blacksmith 4 Franklin Phce
 
 166 PIERSON'S 
 
 Kitchell Lodi, tinman inquire 14 Cherry 
 
 Kitchell Obadiali, step maker Newark n. Orange 
 
 Kitchell Silas H. grocer 102 Broad h. 11 Bridge 
 
 Kitchell & Ward, grocers 102 Broad 
 
 Kitchell William, M. D. 250 Plane 
 
 Kitchen Helena, widow Dover N. J.., 
 
 Kitchen John G. dry goods 256 Broad 
 
 Kitchen, Montross & Wileox, wholesale dry goods 57 
 
 Liberty N. Y. 
 
 Kitchen Ziba H. dry goods 57 Liberty N. Y. h. 459 High 
 Kitcher John, tailor 1 Wilburs' Alley 
 Kittridge Abby, widow of Henry 63 Commerco 
 Klei Jacob) coach trimmer 2 Chapel Court 
 Kleick Frederick, butcher 57 Mercer 
 Kleim Henry, tailor 29 Scribers' Line 
 Kleinknecht Adolphus, saddler 22 Adams 
 Kleinknecht Frederick, tailor 26 South Market 
 Kleiser Frederick, mason 49 Prince 
 Klengly Charles, jeweler 2 East Green 
 Klespies Cath. wid. of Conrad willow basket 676 Broad 
 Klin Phillip, butcher 11 Prince 
 Kline John, hatter 113 Elm 
 Kline Minard F. coach lace weaver 236 Market 
 Kline , trunk maker rear 37 Prince 
 
 Kling Henry, shoemaker 37 Chestnut 
 
 Klingel Elizabeth, widow of Francis 69 Springfield ave. 
 
 Kloss John, laborer 64 Springfield avenue 
 
 Knapp Benjamin, clerk 84 New 
 
 Knapp Collins, tool maker 21 Liberty 
 
 Knapp Erastus, carpenter 2 Spruce 
 
 Knapp Samuel C- shoe mfr. 138 Market h. 112 Mulb'y 
 
 Knapp Thomas, 54 Commerce 
 
 Knettle Henry, tailor 55 Grand 
 
 Kniggl William, tailor 55 Grand 
 
 Knights John W. l'84 Broad h. 156j Plane 
 
 Knipe John, cabinet maker 42 Union 
 
 Knott David, grocer 12 South Market 
 
 Knox George, japanner 57 North Broad 
 
 Koagel Bernhardt, carpenter 17 Broom 
 
 Kocher John, chairmaker 65 Parker 
 
 Koehler Frederick, saddler 159 Market 
 
 Koehler Henry, cutler 114 William 
 
 Koehler Peter, blacksmith 9 Halsey's Court 
 
 Koehler Theodore, cooper 17 Springfield avenue 
 
 Koerner Carl, tinner 27 Lawrence 
 
 Koerner John, general dyer 351 Broad 
 
 Koevoers H. painter & glazier 135 Market 
 
 Kohnman Edward, tailor 14 Montgomery
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 167 
 
 Kolb Frederick, brewer 273 High 
 
 Kolb Matthews, shoemaker 163 Washington 
 
 Kombacker Nicholas, laborer 160 Thomas 
 
 Korb Adam, 46 Wall 
 
 Kormeyer Francis A. 21 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Korp John, metal worker 22 Mechanic 
 
 Korsch Christian, machinists North Essex 
 
 Kosstka Louis, jeweler 356 Broad 
 
 Koty John, tailor 110 Springfield avenue 
 
 Krack Michael, tailor 29 West 
 
 Kraft Adam, tailor 36 South Canal 
 
 Kraft William, tailor 10 Fair 
 
 Krahl Christian, tailor 67 Mercer 
 
 Kramer Philip, baker 86 Kmney 
 
 Kranish Julius, plater 27 Lawrence 
 
 Krapft George, gardner 77 South 
 
 Krath Joseph, tailor 14 Harrison 
 
 Kreitler John, ropemaker 210 Orange n. Nesbitt 
 
 Krezemer George, jeweler 12 Fair 
 
 Krim Adam, lace weaver 21 Oxford 
 
 Krim John, shoemaker 19 Oxford 
 
 Krog Theodore, uilor 01 Montgomery 
 
 Kroll Phillip, turner 33 Broad 
 
 Krouse Jacob, harness maker 2 -'4 Washington 
 
 Krowles William, engineer 76 Nesbitt 
 
 Kruemeich Francis, potter 44 South Canal 
 
 Kruemeich Lawrence, potier 44 South Canal 
 
 Kruemeich Phillip, potter 44 South Canal 
 
 Kruemeich Sebastian, potter 61 River 
 
 Krug William, shoemaker 37 Prince 
 
 Kuchn Casper, 96 Quarry 
 
 Kuhless Joseph, shade painter 29 Prince 
 
 Kuhless & Wiesener, shade painters 207 Bank 
 
 Kuhn George J. chair seat maker 14 Lonjworth 
 
 Kuhnhoid Ferdinand, locksmith 31 Commerce 
 
 Kull Frederick, laborer 23 Oxford 
 
 Kull Michiel, trunkmaker23 Oxford 
 
 Kulp Jacob R. cutler 24 South Essex 
 
 Kuser Rudolph, grocer 79 Bleeker n- High 
 
 Kutekmist Charles, paper maker 11 Lumber 
 
 Kutz Erasmus A. 23 Centre 
 
 L. 
 
 Lachenmeyer George, stone cutter 161 Ferry 
 
 Lachenrneyer. Jacob, stone cutler 66 Elin 
 
 Lachner Leonora, 42 Congress 
 
 Lackey Bridget, widow of William grocer 94 Riv er 
 
 Lackey John H. carpenter 24 Orchard 
 
 Lafever Mary, widow of Adam 71 inness
 
 PIERSOX'S 
 
 Lafon Thomas, M. D. 257 Broad 
 
 Laforge Ira, carpenter 19 Warren 
 
 Lafoy Helena, widow of John 40 Fair 
 
 Lafoy Theodore R. watch maker 314 Broad h. 42 Pair 
 
 Lahzer Gabriel, shoemaker 4 Plane 
 
 Laible John, baker and grocer 153 Mulberry c. Walnut 
 
 Laing Richard, (col'd) jeweler 104 Bank 
 
 Lake John T. shoemaker 243 Broad 
 
 Lamb Ann, widow of James 40 Broom 
 
 Lamb James, stone cutter 30 Fulton 
 
 Lamb Patrick, Scriber's Lane n. High 
 
 Lamb Robert, brass and tin smith 43 Kesbitt 
 
 Lambert Edward, glass cutter 171 Academy 
 
 Lambert John, spring maker 16 Parker 
 
 Lambert John, tailor 22 Franklin place 
 
 Lambert John, tailor 133 Mar!-:et 
 
 Lambert Peter, tailor 22 Franklin place 
 
 Lamar Conrad, baker 24 Franklin Place 
 
 Landell John H. sail m. 123 Market h. 3 Cammack's alley 
 
 Landell Joshua, brass founder 3 Cammack's alley 
 
 Landell Margaret, widow of Joshua 104 Academy 
 
 Landers Michael, carpenter 2 Brunswick 
 
 Landers William, laborer 50 Brown 
 
 Landray Charles, carpenter 34 Garden 
 
 Landrigan Lawrence, currier 8 Green 
 
 Lands George W. japanner 238 Plane 
 
 Lands William H. patent leather 1 Halsey's Court 
 
 Lane George, teamster 51 State 
 
 Lane George B. tavern Madison c. Downing 
 
 Lane Margaret, 246 Washington 
 
 Lane Peter, (col'd) laborer 112 Church 
 
 Lang Richard, (col'd) Fair 
 
 Lane Sarah, widow of Abraham 38 South Prospect 
 
 Lane \Villiam,^!nman 38 Orange 
 
 Lane William H. hatter 169 Plane 
 
 Lane Wiliiam II. painter 31 Plane 
 
 Lang Henry, currier 91 South Orange avenue 
 
 Lang James M. grocer 143 Mulberry h. 204 Elm 
 
 Lang OTrah, widow 16 Front 
 
 Lange Charles, shoemaker 28 Springfield avenue 
 
 Langenbfic!er Go tlkb, wrought nails 'J7 River 79 S Canal 
 
 Langstroth Christopher, plater 108 Summit 
 
 Langstroth Edmun-1, paper maker Pvmplon N- J. 
 
 Langslrolh Theodore, hatter 66 Bank 
 
 Langstroth Thomas W. locksmith 6 Mechanic h. 48 Wm. 
 
 Lansing Garret, tailor 3- Fulton 
 
 Lan-ing .' ewis, carpenter 16 Columbia 
 
 LaRoche Samuol, cigar maker 18 East Mechanic
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 16$ 
 
 Laroza John S. furrier 174 Orange 
 Larrinaga Sabino G. clerk 26 Orchard 
 Larrison Joseph W. carpenter 39 Chestnut 
 Larter Robert, carman 209 Plane 
 Larter Jr. Robert, printer 37 Market 
 Larue Alfred, marketman 50 Academy 
 Larue Hannah C. 81 Plane 
 
 Larwill Ebenezer, daguerrian case mahuf. 264 Plane 
 Larwill Elizabeth, widow of Abraham 3 South Essex 
 Larzalier Sampson, tailor 106 Orange 
 Lascelle David, hatter 107 Warren 
 Lasey Bridget, widow of John 2 1 River 
 Latham Elias B. exchange 120 Mark h. 40 Bleeker 
 Latham James, chemical manuf. 149 South Market 
 Lathrop Mrs. Calvin, 271 Plane 
 
 Lathrop Charles C. broker 42 Wall, N. Y. h- Rahway 
 Lathrop Gerard, Rahway, N J. 
 ^Lathrop Lathrop E. California 258 Plane 
 Lattourette Paul D. boatman 100 Academy 
 Lattourette Susanna, widow of Paul Sen. 100 Academy 
 Laubender Andrew, butcher 24 Charlion 
 Lauber Abraham, fancy dry goods 1 38 Broad 
 Lauderbach William, jeweler 34 Columbia 
 Lauer Andrew, tailor 18 Broom 
 Lauer Christopher, grinder 119 Springfield Avenue 
 Lauer Frederick, shoemaker 116 Newark 
 Lauppee Charles, harness maker rear 106 Church 
 Laute Frederick, harness maker 229 Washington 
 Lautz Martin, cigar maker 9fi.J Market 
 Lauzon Rebecca, widow of Benjamin enquire 79 Com'rce 
 Lavalla Albert, Chestnut n. Railroad Avenue 
 Lavender John, grinder 23 Sheffield 
 Laverick Cornelius, carman 7 Halsey's Court 
 Law Henry D. jeweler 79 Walnut " 
 Law James, file maker 151 South Market 
 Law James, hatter 75 Orchard 
 Law Jr. James, land agent Jersey City 
 Law Joseph, land agent 153 Market h. 104 Washington 
 Lawless James, moulder 44 Broad 
 Lawless Patrick, laborer 12 River ^ 
 
 Lawlor Andrew, blacksmith 18 River 
 Lawrence Ann E. widow of Thomas 21 S. Prospect 
 Lawrence George, turner 30 Hamburg Place 
 Lawrence John, shoemaker 21 Kinney 
 Lawrence John, bandbox manufacturer 1 North Canal 
 Lawrence John H. patent leather 148 Mulberry 
 Lawrence John M. (Stephens. Condit & Co.) h. 19 Park 
 Lawrence Stephen F. tailor Rahway, N. J. 
 15
 
 170 PIERSON'S 
 
 Lawrence Thomas, trimmer Silk.n Academy 
 
 Lawson William VV. shoe manuf. 55 Court 
 
 Lawyer Christian, grocer 18 Columbia 
 
 Layman George, jeweler 195 Mulberry 
 
 Lay ton Ann, Orange n. Canal 
 
 Layton Isaac, (col'd) shoemaker rear 28 Bank 
 
 Layton John, shoemaker 27 Walnut 
 
 Layton Sidney M. merchant 20 Front 
 
 Layton William E. hatter 90 Bank 
 
 Leadly Adarn, oysterman Oliver c. South Prospect 
 
 Leard Bloomfield, blacksmith 85 Plane 
 
 Leber F. F. 9 Cross 
 
 Leber Jr. Henry, carpenter Cross 
 
 Leddy Bernard, tailor c. Washington and New 
 
 Leddy Margaret, widow of James 61 Adams 
 
 Leddy Thomas, tailor 36 Congress 
 
 Ledos Paul, cane maker 344 Broad 
 
 Ledwith John, currier 22 Pium 
 
 Ledwith Michael J. chandler 154 Market 
 
 Lee Anna C. 10 Lombardy 
 
 Lee Charles, trunk rivet mfr Incline Plane h. E. Newark 
 
 Lee C. & H. trunk rivet manuf. Iledenberg's 
 
 Lee Frances, widow of Alonson &1 Market 
 
 Lee George H. jeweler 48 Kinney h. 128 Broad 
 
 Lee Hannah, widow of Charles 71 Academy 
 
 Lee Henry, trunk rivet Incline Plane h. East Newark 
 
 Lee Henry, coachman 91 Sout'.i Orange Avenue 
 
 Lee Isaac, blacksmith 105 New 
 
 Lee Isaac B. millwright 145 Mulberry 
 
 Loe James S. sash and blinds 71 Academy 
 
 Lee Rev. John, 20 Baldwin 
 
 Lee John, gardener near Plum's Point 
 
 Lee John, grocer 297 Washington 
 
 Lee John, fancy cjjair manuf. 241 Broad c. Canal 
 
 Lee John B. diuggist 241 Broad 
 
 Lee John W. shoemaker foot East Green 
 
 Lee Michse), laborer 18 Drift 
 
 Lee Rebecca, widow of Dayton foot East Green 
 
 Lee Sarah Ann. dress maker 91 South Orange avenue 
 
 Lee Sarah E. school St Augustine 
 
 Lee Thomas, morocco dresser 91 South Orange avenue 
 
 Lee Thomas, shoemaker 19 Rankin 
 
 Lee & Van Winkle, grocers 279 Washington c. Kinney 
 
 Lee William, justice of the peace H6 Broad 
 
 Lee William, brass founder 98 William 
 
 Lee "William G. grocer 152 Bank 
 
 Lee William H. grocci S4 r. 86 Broad 
 
 Lee William R. jsweler 241 Broad
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 171 
 
 Leet Ambrose W. 1 Commerce 
 Leffeningwell John, stair case maker 22 Quarry 
 Lefler William H. coachsmith 3 Brunswick 
 Leffler Ann, nurse 36 Bank 
 Legal Madame, 10 New 
 
 Lehlbach Rev. F. A. pastor Ref. Dutch chh. 49 Mechanic 
 Lehman Frederick, laborer 185 South Market 
 Leibe Daniel, cane maker 48 Wallace 
 Leibe Fragoot, fancy box maker 3 Railroad avenue 
 Leibe William, tin and stove manuf. 329 Broad 
 Leibhauser Anthony, baker 57 Mulberry 
 Leibhauser Augustus, baker 29 Union 
 Leibhauser Christopher, baker 16 VVar-reji 
 Leiht Felix, laborer 17 Ridge 
 Leiss Theodore, shoemaker 8 Bank 
 
 Lelarge Joseph, tobacconist 285 Market h. 171 Commerce 
 Leman Henry, painter '20 Springfield Avenue 
 Leman Jacob, shoemaker 126 Springfield Avenue 
 Lemassena Andrew, stock, insurance and exchange broker 
 real estate and general agent 295 h. 473 Broad 
 
 Lemassena Margaret, widow of Peter 473 Broad 
 
 Lemon John, currier 32 Spring 
 
 Lemon John, mason 83 Plane 
 
 Lemon Thomas, currier 32 Spring 
 
 Lenhart .carpenter 27 Lawrence 
 
 Lenhart Charles, cabinet maker 233 Plane 
 
 Lenhart Jacob, shoemaker 30 South Canal 
 
 Lenhart Rev. J. L. chaplain U. S. Navy 230 Plane 
 
 Lennon Edward W. harness maker 18 South Market 
 
 Lent Charles A. jeweler 6 Bearh 
 
 Lents William, tailor 63 Brunswick c. Tichenor 
 
 Lenz Peter, moulder 20 Bridge . 
 
 Leo Charles S. glass engraver 63 Boston 
 
 Leonard Charles Edwin, founder enquire 11 Union 
 
 Leonard Horatio, jeweler 12 Kinney 
 
 Leonard John, currier 8 Stephen's Court 
 
 Leonard Michael, laborer 40 Union 
 
 Leonard Patrick, stonecutter 157 Ferry 
 
 Leonard Sargeant E. jeweler 3 Kinney 
 
 Leonard Theodore, High st hotel 354 High 
 
 Leonard William, shoemaker 109 Quarry 
 
 Lerich Frederick, shoemaker 237 Washington 
 
 Lerose George, painter 32 Academy 
 
 Leslie John (col'd) whitewasher 40 Bank 
 
 Leslie Robert, tailor 28 River 
 
 Leson James, tailor 96 Quarry 
 
 Levan Charles A. plumber 108-4 Broad 
 
 Leverich James, carpenter 650 High 
 
 Leverich John T. coach painter 16 Halsey
 
 172 PIERSON'S 
 
 Leverich Theodore P. japanner 16 Halsey 
 
 Levey Bernard, tnilor 21 Augusta 
 
 Leving Frances, tailor 2 Nichols' Court 
 
 Levison George, shoemaker 47 Liberty 
 
 Lewellan George, boot fitter 1-27 Walnut 
 
 Lewis Catharine, widow of lieut. W. C. M. 146 Wash. 
 
 Lewis David, 9^ Hamilton 
 
 Lewis Ebenezer A. saddler 70 Walnut 
 
 Lewis Edward A. clerk 248 Broad r. 14 Park 
 
 Lewis George, butchor 10 & 12 Centre M. h. 7 Richmond 
 
 Lewis Hannah, (col'd) 9 Searing 
 
 Lewis John, sea captain 124 Union 
 
 Lewis John A. cabinet maker 51 Bank 
 
 Lewis Leonard, tailor 91 Catharine 
 
 Lewis Mrs. Purthena, 27 Commerce 
 
 Lewis Nathaniel H. printer 96 Halsey 
 
 Lewis Richard, 262 Plane 
 
 Lewis Susan, widow of Nathaniel H. 51 Bank 
 
 Lewis William <'. clerk 12J Fair 
 
 Lewis William H. blacksmith 2 Quarry 
 
 Lewis Wiltknn M. clothier 184 Broad h. 17 Smith 
 
 Lewis & Co. William M clothiers 184 Broad 
 
 Lewty Richard, watch maker 118 State 
 
 Leyenberger Catharine, widow of Michael 41 Bruen 
 
 Leyenberger Michael, cabinet maker 11 N. Prospect 
 
 L'Hommedieu Elias, M. D. Little Falls 
 
 L'Hommedieu Phebe, nurse 06 Catharine 
 
 L'Hommedieu William, clerk 12-2 Pearl, N. Y r. 365 BU 
 
 Lick Jonathan, shoemaker 243 Broad 
 
 Lideck Gotlieb, locksmith 55 Broom 
 
 Lideck John, tailor 39 Jones 
 
 Lideck Joseph, brass filer 55 Broom 
 
 Lienalca William, tailor 567 Broad 
 
 Liese Henr . tailor 7 Grand 
 
 Lietenfels Frederick, jeweler 1 Vroom's Alley 
 
 Limason Jacob, (col'd) 1 Golden 
 
 Linberger , widow of Francis 19 Plume 
 
 Lindauer Godfrey, chair maker 200 Court 
 
 Lindlau Charles D. jeweler 375 Broad 
 
 Lindner Joseph R. manufacturer of bridles 79 Mulberry 
 
 Lindsley & Douglass, shoe manufrs 372 Broad 
 
 Lindsley Francis, harness maker Louisville, Ky. 
 
 Lindsley Francis E. last m(r. 56 Mechanic h. 108 Union 
 
 Lindsley Miss G milliner 1 16 Orchard 
 
 Lindsley Jacob S. carpenter 111 Orchard 
 
 Lindsley John, shoe mannf. 372 Broad h. Somervi'le, N.J. 
 
 Lindsley John P. ham. m. & trim'r 151 BY! h. J23 Mulb'ry 
 
 Lindsley Lewis M. last store 1 Ferry, N. Y. h. 213 Market
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 176 
 
 Lindsley Peter, builder 6 South Canal h. Ill Orchard 
 Lindsley & Tichenor, iron turners rear 333 Broad 
 Lines Kclward A grocer 64 William 
 Lii.es William F. saddler 15 South Prospect 
 Lingenfelser John, locksmith 129 Walnut 
 Linn Charlotte, 159 Orange 
 
 Lippins Melinda. widow of William 111 Mulberry 
 Lippins Reuben R. (col'd) barber 212 broad h. 20 Div. pi. 
 Lish Robert, jeweler rear 53 Union 
 Lisler Joseph, shoe maker 5fi Court 
 Littell Aaron C. hatter 20Si Washington 
 Littell Aaron P. carpenter Orleans n. Nesbitt 
 Littell Abigail H- widow of Stephen 11 Hill 
 Litlell Charlotte, widow of Freeman M. '<JO Church 
 Littell Dennis, filer 121 Plane 
 Littell Klizabeth, widow of John M- 20 Fulton 
 Littell George VV. shoemaker 85 Plane 
 Littell Henry, teamster 14-2 Broad 
 Littell John C. clothier 3ll Bioad h. 19 Smith 
 Liltell LTIUS, master mason 71 Ne>v 
 Littell <fe Payan. clothiers 311 Broad (up stairs) 
 Littell .Sarah, 8 Academy 
 Littell William, hatter 207 Plane 
 
 Littell William M coach maker 210 Market h. 66Mulb'y 
 Little Isaac, pattern miKer 31 Mechanic 
 Little Joseph, carriage ttimmer '20 New 
 Littler John, Sussex Avenue n. Chatham 
 Lloyd Elev.- George W. colporteur 20 Summit 
 Lloyd Peter, horse nail maker 70 Ferguson 
 Locker John B. harness maker U3 Catharine 
 Locker Smith, carpenter 16 Fair 
 Lockhut George, gardner ll Scott 
 Lockhart Sa nuel, brewer 121 K. River 
 Locknick Andrew, carpenter 14 Ridge 
 Lockry Rosanah, widow of John renr 43 North Broad 
 Lock wood Charles N. lamp mfr. 16 Mech. h. 15 Ferry 
 Lock wood Daniel W. California 
 Lock wood Kdwin W. india lubber 346 High 
 Loekwood Francis E. shoemaker 19 Warren 
 Lockwood George M. 133 Quarry 
 Lockwoo : Rembrandt, artist Hi^h n. Nesbitt 
 Lockwood Silas, japanner 100 Nesbitt 
 Logan John, tailor 103 Orange 
 Logan Mary Ann, widow of George 150 Bank 
 Logan Phebe. widow of William 409 High 
 Logan Thomas B. carman 6 Ailing 
 Logslure Frederick, cutter 216 Washington 
 Long Abraham M. shoemaker 142 Academy 
 15*
 
 174 PIERSON'S 
 
 Long Marrus E. teamster 136 Plane 
 Long Phillip, laborer 17 .Spring 
 Long Thomas, saddler 31 Rector 
 Longden Benjamin, tnilnr 15 Cottage 
 Loogenbocker \\ iiulham, tailor 90 Inness 
 Longvvorth Catharine, 7? High c. Spruce 
 Loni John, currier 181 Plane 
 Looby Jeremiah, currier 77 Market 
 Loomis Oliver, iron, brass & copper dealer fi Ailing 
 Loomis Jr. Oliver, wheelwright 10!) South Canal 
 Looker David, sash and blind maker 5-20 Broad 
 Looker David, shoemaker 65 South Broad 
 Looker David B. shoemaker fi5 South Broad 
 Lope Alunzo, saw mill 26 Ailing 
 Lorance \tnold, carriage maker 17 Hill 
 Lord Esther, widow of Benjamin 2'J Columbia 
 Lord James, 95 Catharine 
 Lord Robert, harness maker 40 Fair 
 Lord William G. dentist 28 1 Broad 
 Loree James, mason 26 Halsey 
 Loree William, sash and blind maker 7 Bleeker 
 Losch John, sawyer South Prospect n. Garden 
 . Losey Denton, garc'ntr 327 North Broad 
 Losey Jacob, 15 Bridge 
 Loui Charles G. shoemaker f>0 Plane 
 Louis David, tailor 105 William 
 
 Lovatt d'eorge, silk & twist mfr. 196 Warren h. 66 Richtnd 
 Lovatt James, 1XL. legee twist 156 Bank h. 128 Summit 
 Lovatt John, twist and sewing silk mfr. 156 Bank h. 24 
 
 Summit 
 
 Lovett Thomas, lace'manuf. 206 Market h. 124 Mulberry 
 Lovejoy J. N. cracker baker 19 Lombardy 
 Low Aaron, carpenter 21 .Nesbitt 
 Low Benjamin, farmer 01 Plane 
 Low Cornelius N. carpenter 33 South Essex 
 Low George, shoemaker) 53 Walnut 
 Low Henry, merchant tailor 250 Broad h. 67 Mulberry 
 Low John Jr laborer inquire 1 Halsey's alley 
 Lowell Rev. Robert, pastor Christ's Chh. 56 Congress 
 Loweree Thomas VV. M D 377 Broad 
 Lmvrey Bernard, tailor 43 Market 
 Lowrey Catharine E. widow of Joshua T. 44 Smith 
 Lowrcy Joseph S. fctw York 44 Smith 
 Lowrey Hamilton, machinist 15 Ward 
 Lozert John M. sawyer 77 South Prospect 
 Lozier John J. cirpenter 30 Napoleon 
 Lucas Rev George C. Pas. Central Chh. 15 Warren 
 Luderson Frederick, tailor 31 Washington
 
 VEWARK mRECTORT. 5 
 
 Luderson William, tailor 25 Broad 
 
 Ludlow Josiah, tailor 78 New h 3 S. Esses 
 
 Ludlow Mary, widow of Kliakim I "2 Elm 
 
 Ludlow Mosses, carman 67 Washington 
 
 Ludlow William A- mer tailor 123 Market h. 258 Broad 
 
 Ludy Peter, tailor 15 Point Lane 
 
 Lum Amos, 35 Camp 
 
 Lum Jr. Arnos, butcher 380 Broad h. 37 Camp 
 
 Lum Benjamin, blacksmith 141 State 
 
 Lum Elizabeth, 76 Penmngton 
 
 Lum John, carpenter Napoleon 
 
 Lum John G carpenter California 53 Ferry 
 
 Lum Julia, widow of Israeli). 100 Ferry 
 
 Lum Nancy, widow of Moses 275 Hailroad av. op. Camp 
 
 Lum Stephen, 53 Ferry 
 
 Lum Jr Stephen, butcher basement h. 281 Mulberry 
 
 Lum Stephen M. 3a Camp 
 
 Lum William A. assessor 37 Hamilton 
 
 Lummis Henry, teacher Weslevan Institute 26 Summit 
 
 Lummis Sarah E. widow of William iJ6 Summit 
 
 Luster Henry, tinsmith !i5 Catharine 
 
 Lutehrunmer Francis, jeweler 10 Green 
 
 Lutescher Andrew, butcher 63 Mercer 
 
 Lutter Ernest, blacksmith 2S</ribner's Court 
 
 Lutze Anthony, shoemaker 42^,Warren 
 
 Lutz-i George, buckle maker 114 Commerce 
 
 Lulze John, japanner 35 State 
 
 Lyde Thomas K. 8 Elizabethlown Road n. D. Hayes 
 
 Lyle John, culler rear 333 Broad h. 25 Orleans 
 
 Lyrnnn Lyndon G. dentist 333 Broad h 53 Orchard 
 
 Lyman Thaddeus, saddlers' hardware, plating and lamp 
 
 manufr. lC8h. 176 Market 
 Lymtin William H. h. country 
 Lyoar Priscilla, 8 State 
 Lynch Anna, dressmaker 16 William 
 Lynch Bernard, laborer 43 Madison 
 Lynch Charles, tin mfr. IS6 Broad h. 135 Bleeker 
 Lynch Chribtopher, blacksmith 16 William 
 Lynch Derick, stove & tin ware mfr. l86,Bd h. 135 Bleek.r 
 Lynch Elizabeth, widow of Dr. Da%'id 703 Broad 
 Lynch Elizabeth, dress maker 16 William 
 Lynch James, laborer 70 South 
 Lynch Hugh, laborer 13'2 Quarry 
 Lynch Margaret, widow of John 152 Ferry 
 Lynch Mary, widow 43 Lush 
 Lynch Patrick, mason 51 Union 
 Lynch Patrick H. laborer rear 8. Ailing 
 Lynch Patrick, 26 North Piospect
 
 176 PIERSON'S 
 
 Lynch Phillip, quarryman 614 High 
 
 Lynch Phillip, laborer 157 Ferry 
 
 Lynch William Uly-ses, timi.an I fc 2 Broad r 135 Bleekcr 
 
 Lyon Abby widow of Josep'i C. 27 Liberty 
 
 Lyon Albert A. patent leat^-r rear 31 Garden 
 
 Lyon A Ifred. engiaver 130 Market h. 5 Columbia 
 
 Lyon Augustus, tool maker 34 Quarry 
 
 Lyon Caleb D. jeweler 11 Cottage 
 
 Lyon Calvin, constable 40 First 
 
 Lyon Daniel M. carpenters' tools Fr'klin Fac. h. 31 State 
 
 Lyon Daniel VV. clerk 61 Hroad h. 23 State 
 
 Lyon David, tanner 11!) Elizabethtown Road 
 
 Lyon Doctor W. hatter 73 Bank 
 
 Lyon Iviward T. perfumery & fancy store Morristown 
 
 Lyon George T. coach painter 163 Mulberry 
 
 Lyon ILmnah, widow of Abraham inquire 10 Garden 
 
 Lyon Hannah, widow of Tappin I57i Mulberry 
 
 Lyon Hannah, rear 33 Fair 
 
 Lyon Henry, jeweler 4fi Bank 
 
 Lyon Henry D jeweler 45i Lafayette h. 102 Union 
 
 Lyon .Tabez, varnish maker 9 Orchard 
 
 Lyon James, shoemaker and boatdin^ h. 12 Beach 
 
 Lyon James C. collector 40 First 
 
 Lyon Joanna, widow of Henry rear 33 Fair 
 
 Lyon Jt>hn, finding store 130 Market h. 197 Plane 
 
 Lyon Josefth, saddler 151 Mulberry 
 
 Lyon Joseph, tailor 24R Washington 
 
 Lyon Lewis, shoemaker 151 Mulberry 
 
 Lyon Lewis W. sash & blind GO Hamilton h. 108 William- 
 
 Lyon Luther K. patent leather 13 New 
 
 Lyon Mary, widow of Benjamin 151 Mulberry 
 
 Lyon Obadiah, dairyman Lyoni Farms 
 
 Lyon Phebe K. 27 Liberty 
 
 Lyon Samuel, teacher 1<)5 Academy 
 
 Lyon Sarah, widow of Dr. Matthias 297 Mulberry 
 
 Lyon Silas S. M. D 377 Broad h. 15 Commerce 
 
 Lyon Fmilh, charcoal dealer J Webster n. Crane 
 
 Lyon & Taylor, tin stove manufacturers 402 Broad " 
 
 Lyon Theodore, saddier 157 Mulberry 
 
 Lyon Theodore, tin stove mfr. 402 h 412 Broad 
 
 Lyon William, saddler 20 Cottage 
 
 Lyon William, gmcer 159i Mulbeiry c. Walnut 
 
 Lyon William S. cabinet maker 105 Academy 
 
 Lyon Zophar, farmer Lyons Farms 
 
 Lyons Lewis J. boiler manufacturer 107 h. 165 Commerce 
 
 Lyrich Frederick, shoemaker 44 Spring
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 1 7T 
 
 M. 
 
 Maas David, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 
 Mabie Elias E. sexton 2d Bap. church 157 Plane 
 
 Mack Conrad, baker 9 Lafayette 
 
 Mack Sarah, 14 Shipman 
 
 Mackey Zippe, widow of Jeremiah 12 Congress 
 
 Mackin Francis, mer. tailor 214 309 Broad r. 233 Market 
 
 Mackin & Stoutenburgh, rner. tailors 214 & 309 Broad 
 
 Mackinson Hugh, carpenter 255 South Market 
 
 Macknet Charles S. hardware 305 h. 446 Broad 
 
 Macknet Daniel, harness maker 446 Broad 
 
 Macknet Lehman, harness maker 37] Broad 
 
 Macknet Mrs. S. milliner 333 Broad 
 
 Macknet Sylvester, harness maker 332 Broad 
 
 Macknet & Wilson, hardware store 305 Broad 
 
 Madden Johu, laborer 94 Warren 
 
 Madden Richard, trunk coverer 196 Bank 
 
 Madden Thomas, laborer 14 Clay 
 
 Madden Thomas, blacksmith rear 27 Church 
 
 Madden William, laborer 50 Goble 
 
 Magahan Patrick, varnisher 5 Pierson's Alley 
 
 Magie Abigail, widow of Daniel 288 Washington 
 
 Magie Ann, widow of Alfred H. 60 Catharine 
 
 Magie Elizabeth, nurse 9 Orchard 
 
 Magie Ezekiel. hatter 36 Washington 
 
 Magie James, watchman 38 Adams 
 
 Magie Seth W T 62'5 Broad 
 
 Maguire Phillip, laborer 177 Plane 
 
 Mahler Phillip H jeweler 2S Cottage 
 
 MahonJohn, laborer 68R Broad 
 
 Mahon John, laborer 132 Quarry 
 
 Mahon John, tailor 5 Augusta 
 
 Mahon Julia, tailoress 127 Kinney 
 
 Mahon Owen, harness maker 30 Market 
 
 Mahon Terance, rear 152 Ferry 
 
 Mahon Thomas, white smith I3H Commerce 
 
 Mahon Thomas, laborer 152 Ferry 
 
 Mair Guslave, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 
 Maires Edwin A. clerk 208 r. 216 Broad 
 
 Major Alexander, cabinet maker California 89 Catharine 
 
 Malady Brian, 8 South ('anal 
 
 Mallen James, laborer 43 Bridge 
 
 Malone John, laborer rear 127 Nesbitt 
 
 Malone Joseph, mason 9S East River 
 
 Malone Patrick, sexton Catholic church 12 Cherry 
 
 Malony Patrick, dairyman First n. New 
 
 Maloy John, laborer 66 South
 
 178 PIERSON'S 
 
 Maloy John, tailor tow path n. jail 
 
 Maloy Patrick, laborer 30 South Bridge 
 
 Maloy Thomas, moulder 170 Plane 
 
 Maltbie David, butcher 410 Broad 
 
 Maltby Savillon J. shoemaker 38 North Canal 
 
 Malthamer Charles, shoemaker 3 Chapel Court 
 
 Manchard George, moulder 116 William 
 
 Mandeville Anthony, (col'd) 2 Crane's Basin 
 
 Mandeville Charles, (col'd) 152 Lock 
 
 Mandeville Cornelius, builder 123 Mulberry 
 
 Mandeville Cornelius H. mason 31 Jefferson 
 
 Mandeville Eleaz.ir, mason 582 High 
 
 Mandeville Mrs. Elizabeth, 73 Academy 
 
 Mandeville George W. coach maker Bridgeport Ct. 
 
 Mandeville Ira, mason 83 Plane 
 
 Mandeville Jacob H. hoes & hatchets 333 B'd h. 106 Acmy 
 
 Mandeville James C. body maker 22 Ward 
 
 Mandeville Jared, shoemaker 83 Plane 
 
 Mandeville John C. jeweler 45 Lafayette h. 98 Union 
 
 Mandeville John T. butcher 42 Franklin h. 208 S. Broad 
 
 Mandeville & Lyon, jewelers 45i Lafayette 
 
 Mandeville Paul, hoop pole maTiuf. 114 New 
 
 MandevUle Sarepta, widow of Thomas C. 123 Mulberry 
 
 Mandeville William, harness maker 81 South Broad 
 
 Mahar Dennis, laborer 164 Washington 
 
 Manes A.aron, mason 83 Plane 
 
 Mangold Margaret, widow 274 Bank 
 
 Mann Godfrey, cabinet maker 133 Plane 
 
 Mann Wiilliam, cooper 40 Point Lane 
 
 Mannel William C. laborer 86 Academy 
 
 Manning Abel, carpenter 21 Orleans 
 
 Manning John, carpenter 21 Orleans 
 
 Manning John, laborer 61 Ferry 
 
 Manning Mary, widow 11 Petinington 
 
 Manning Mary, widow of Martin 104 Newark 
 
 Manning Michael, founder 61 Ferry 
 
 Manning Still, coach manuf. 101 Bruen h. 180 Market 
 
 Manning, Righter, cf l)od. coach mfrs Bruen c. Hamilton 
 
 Manning Walter E.jewaler 50 Lafayette 
 
 Mansfield Edward, currier 39 North Broad 
 
 Mansfield James, laborer 150 Lock 
 
 Mansfield John, laborer 150 Lock 
 
 Manuel Charles, laborer !60 Nesbitt 
 
 Mapes Prof. James J Lyn's Farms 
 
 Mar Mary, widow of Michael 121 River 
 
 Marcell Charles B carpenter -248 Plane 
 
 Marcell Jacob A. mahogany yard 11 Mech. h. 287 Wash. 
 
 Marcell Sarah, nurse 19 New
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 179 
 
 Marcell Susan, widow of Amos 53 Walnut 
 
 March Lawrence, tailor 5-2 Grand 
 
 Maring Jacob S. carpenter 41 Bleeker 
 
 Marion Henry, tailor 49 Goble 
 
 Marius Daniel, laborer 2 Jackson 
 
 Marks Abraham D. india rubber 161 Bank v 
 
 Marks David, grocer 14 Golden 
 
 Marley Daniel, moulder 507 High 
 
 Marquis Caroline, 14 Walnut 
 
 Marsh Aaron T. clerk 208 Broad r. 36 Orange 
 
 Marsh Augustus, machinist 14 Cross 
 
 Marsh Charlotte, 244 Washington 
 
 Marsh Daniel C. carriage maker 52 Washington 
 
 Marsh David, tailor 29 Lawrence 
 
 Marsh David, sash & blind 7 Bleeker 
 
 Marsh David C. box maker 12 Church 
 
 Marsli Ez"a, coach maker 102 Railroad av. h. 6 Lafayette 
 
 Marsh Elizabeth, widow of John W. 24 Church 
 
 Marsh Henry, sash and blind m. 5i Fair h. 48 William 
 
 Marsh Isaac, chair maker 1 44 Washington 
 
 Marsh Isaac, shoemaker 136 Kinney 
 
 Marsh John W. 24 Columbia 
 
 Marsh Jonathan D. coach manuf. rear 12 Fair h. 17 Hill 
 
 Marsh Lewis, coach painter 48 Columbia 
 
 Marsh Lewis H, confectionery SfiS.J Broad 
 
 Marsh Lewis R. fancy store 60 William 
 
 Marsh Michael, clerk 1 Wilbur's alley 
 
 Marsh Rachel, widow of William P. 14 Front 
 
 Marsh Ralph S. blacksmith 39 Warren 
 
 Marsh S & J. carriage manufacturers rear 12 Fair 
 
 Marsh Samuel S. coach painter 105 Catharine 
 
 Marsh UzalO. hatter 51 William 
 
 Marsh Warren A. confectioner 308J Broad 
 
 Marshall Benjamin, M. n 13 Beach 
 
 Marsiglia Eliza, teacher 12 Kinney 
 
 Marson William, shoemaker 21 New 
 
 Martell James, shoemaker 01 Catharine 
 
 Marten Harren, box maker 11 Bruen 
 
 Marthis Reuben, 6 Nuttman 
 
 Martien Joseph G. 16 New 
 
 Marlin Caroline, 201 Washington 
 
 Martin Christopher, sash and blind 98 Walnut 
 
 Martin Daniel, cabinet maker Down Neck 
 
 Martin Enos, body maker 185 Washington 
 
 Martin George W. 219 North Broad 
 
 Martin George W. restaurant 94 Broad 
 
 Martin Henrietta, dress maker 21 Washington 
 
 Martin Isaac, carman 15 Baldwin
 
 J80 PIERSON r 
 
 Martin Jacob L. 250 Plane 
 
 Martin James H. tailor 28 Orleans 
 
 Martin Johnson, 94 Broad 
 
 Martin Joseph H California 
 
 Martin Louisa, 1 Napoleon 
 
 Martin Mary, widow of Lewis 27 Baldwin 
 
 Martin Matthew, clerk 616 High 
 
 Martin Michael, shoemaker 22 James 
 
 Martin Michael, gardner 700 Ferry 
 
 Martin Moses, clerk 178J Mulberry 
 
 Martin Moses B. coart crier Court House 
 
 Martin Peter W. trans. N. Y. and Newark h. 8 S. Bridga 
 
 Martin jr. Peter W. N. & N. Y. transporta. h.8 S. Bridge 
 
 Martin Robert A. boot filter 14 William 
 
 Martin Sarah, widow of Dr. William 261 Washington 
 
 Martin Sarah W. widow 219 North Broad 
 
 Martin Theodore A. Court House 
 
 Martin Thomas L. boot Inter 19 Court 
 
 Martin Timothy, laborer 15 Point Lane 
 
 Martin William H. California 
 
 Martin William J, 13 Commercial h. 8 S. Bridge 
 
 Martin'Jule Aaron R. fur blower 9 Arch 
 
 Martineau Nirciss, coppersmith 172 Broad 
 
 Marvin \rnos S. saddler 4 North Essex 
 
 Marx David, grocer 122 Summit c. Academy 
 
 Marz Theodore, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 
 Masr'.,op Rov. Frederick, rear 28 Mechanic 
 
 Masden G ; ge, 166 South Market 
 
 Masker Eli is, shoemaker 38 North Broad 
 
 Masker Jacob, hat block turner 177 h. 175 Railroad are 
 
 Masker John, turner 106 Plane 
 
 Masker John J. shoemaker 493 High 
 
 Masker Samuel, shoemaker 11 Lumber 
 
 Mason Harriet, widow of John 128 Quarry 
 
 Mason John, maible cutter and sculptor 2 Prince 
 
 Mason Samuel, lapidary 37 Green 
 
 Mason Jr. Samuel, lapidary 37 Green 
 
 Mason Thomas, shoemaker 139 Plane 
 
 Mason William, shoemaker 26 Marshall 
 
 Masoon Joseph, jeweler 4 East Kinney 
 
 Matas Leonard, tailor 42 River 
 
 Mate Peter, gardener 63 Goble 
 
 Mather Sarah, widow of Edward 68 New 
 
 Mathews John, laborer 59i River 
 
 Matlock John, exchange stable 3 Mechanic h. 29 Green 
 
 Matlock Sarah, widow of Thomas 67 Catharine 
 
 Matthews Aaron, hatter N. Y. h. 58i) High 
 
 Matthews Ernest, machinist 59 Walnut
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 181 
 
 Matthews Hugh, laborer 58 Union 
 
 Matthews Isaac, fancy store 10 Warren 
 
 Matthews James, tailor 66 Bleeker 
 
 Matthews Mary, widow of Patrick jr. grocer 10 S. Market 
 
 Matthews Patrick, Baskinridge, N. J. 
 
 Matthews Reuben, miller 6 Nuttman 
 
 Matthews Sarah B, widow of William 14 Orchard 
 
 Matthewson James, hatter 69 Orange 
 
 Matthias Alisi, baker 181 Court 
 
 Mattoon Charles, mason 37 Halsey 
 
 Maud Patrick, grocer 6 Van Buren 
 
 Maxwell John, paver 108 Mill 
 
 Maxwell Stewart, carpet weaver 11 Broad 
 
 Mayhew George A. jeweler 20 Maiden Lane, N. Y. h. 26 
 
 Fulton 
 
 Mayhew John, 29 South Prospect 
 
 MaynarJ Robert S refectory 1 Railroad Ave. h. 8 Ferry 
 Maynard William, laborer 36 Adams 
 Mayne John, harness maker 7 Pearl 
 
 Mayo , shoemaker 30 Church 
 
 Mayo Edmund, 64 Mulberry 
 McAdam Bernard, laborer 16 Parker 
 McAllister Charles, hatter 35 Ward 
 McAnair Thomas, carpet weaver 38 Bank 
 McBeth Andrew G. butcher Centre Market 36 Division pi. 
 McBeth William, butcher 4 Centre Market h. 171 Orange 
 McBride John, laborer 37 Union 
 McBride Owen, laborer 125 Baldwin 
 McBride Patrick, laborer 195 Court 
 McCabe. Ann, widow of Patrick 9 Green 
 McCabe Eliza C. hat trimmer 16 New 
 McCabe Elizabeth, widow of John, 191 Mulberry 
 McCabe James, laborer 82 Mulberry 
 McCabe John, laborer 36 Spring 
 McCabe Michael, laborer 8 Parker 
 McCall Alexander, 86 Washington 
 McCanley Alexander, hatter 46 South Canal 
 McCann Catharine, widow of John 274 Mulberry 
 McCann'Charles, laborer 150 Lock 
 McCann Frederick, tailor 116 Washington 
 McCann James, 5 North Canal 
 McCann Owen, hatter 223 Bank 
 McCann Patrick, laborer 189 Court 
 McCnnn Peter, laborer 169 Court 
 McCann Jr. Walter, cloth cutter 29 Academy 
 McCann Westley, teamster 62 Court 
 McCannon Peter, laborer 12 Summit 
 McCarrick Patrick, laborer 32 Plume 
 16
 
 182 PIERSON'S 
 
 McCarron John, laborer 296 North Broad 
 
 McCarron William, moulder 46 Orange 
 
 McCarty Daniel, drover 30 Congress 
 
 McCarty Felix, shoemaker rear 80 Orange 
 
 McCarty John, baker 214 Market 
 
 McCarty Patrick, japanner 132 Lock 
 
 McCarty William, gold chaser 623 Broad 
 
 McChesney Samuel, moulder 90 Broad 
 
 McChesney William, japanner 115 Plane 
 
 McChristel Patrick, laborer 13 Hedges' Alley 
 
 McClackey Patrick, shoemaker 140 Market h. 24 Centre 
 
 McClarity Donald, iron moulder 1 Ward 
 
 McClennan Hester, tailoress 54 New 
 
 McClennan William, laborer 696 Broad 
 
 McClure Thomas, varnisher 9 Plume 
 
 McCluskey Edward, boot maker 85 Washington 
 
 McCluskey James, laborer 122 Market 
 
 MtfCollaff William, sadler 3 Stephens' Court 
 
 McComb Joseph B painter 38 Walnut 
 
 McConellogue Charles, grocer 126 Warren 
 
 McConeughey William, peddler II Broad 
 
 McConnell Elizabeth, widow 130 Warren 
 
 McConnell James, shoemaker 30 Marshall 
 
 McConnell William, carpenter 153 Warren 
 
 McCord Annasta, fancy dry goods 272 Broad r. 196 Mkt. 
 
 McCord Marilla. widow of James 12 Lafayette 
 
 McCormick jr. Bernard, grocer 58i Mulberry h. 50 Smith 
 
 McCormick Bridget, widow 138 Commerce 
 
 McCormick Charlotte, tailoress 64 M. &. E. Railroad av. 
 
 McCormick Francis, grocer agent 174 Broad 
 
 McCormick Francis, grocer 52 Grand 
 
 McCormick George W. trunk maker 22 New 
 
 McCormick Hiram, shoemaker 7 Boudinot 
 
 McCormick Martin, grocer 97 Quarry 
 
 McCormick Mary, india rubber 114 New 
 
 McCormick Patrick, carman 221 Bank 
 
 McCormick Patrick, mason rear 48 North Broad 
 
 McCormick Rhoda, tailoress 37 Fair 
 
 McCormick Thomas, lailor 157 Ferry 
 
 McCormick Thomas, laborer rear 48 North Broad 
 
 McCory , laborer JO Hoyt 
 
 McCoy Gauin, coach maker 15 East Green 
 
 McCready Catharine, widow of Thompson 40 Bank 
 
 McCrossin John, silk weaver 140 Market 
 
 McCutly George, coach lace weaver 298 B'd.h. 56 Bank 
 
 McCurdy Catharine, widow 128 Warren 
 
 McCurdy David, grocer 138 Warren 
 
 McCurdy & Hartney, curriers 82jMarket 
 
 McCurdy Mary, nurse 17 Broad
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 183 
 
 McCurdy Robert, India rubber 176 Bank 
 
 McCurdy William, currier 46 Hedges Alley h. 140 Warren 
 
 McDavitt Daniel, laborer New n. Searing 
 
 McDavitt James, currier 2 Plane 
 
 McDavitt John, laborer 126 Bleeker 
 
 McDermit David, cabinet maker 13 Thomas 
 
 McDermit Francis, carpenter 334 Washington 
 
 McDermit Patrick, laborer 44 North Broad 
 
 McDermit Peter G. chair and cabinet mfr. 378 h. 496 Bd. 
 
 McDermit , widow of Stephen, Caldwell 
 
 McDermot Edward, laborer 5 Fair 
 
 McDermot James, tailor 30J Catharine 
 
 McDermot Michael, rear 53 Boston 
 
 McDermot Michael, laborer rear 34 River 
 
 McDonahue Hugh, cooper 46 Front 
 
 McDonald Angus, iron moulder 20 Ailing 
 
 McDonald David, farmer 643 Ferry 
 
 McDonald George, gardner 40 Point Lane 
 
 McDonald Henry, carman 96 McWhorter 
 
 McDonald Isabella, 667 Ferry 
 
 McDonald James, rear 192 South Market 
 
 McDonald John, laborer Ogden n. Clay 
 
 McDonald John, plater 29 Court 
 
 McDonald John, baker 214 Market c. Lawrence 
 
 McDonald John, farmer 667 Ferry 
 
 McDonald Lawrence, jeweler 5t) Lafayette 
 
 McDonald Lawrence, blacksmith 30 North Prospect 
 
 McDonald Mary, 667 Ferry 
 
 McDonald Phillip, laborer 48 Union 
 
 McDonald Susan, widow of Patrick Ogden n. Bridge 
 
 McDonald Wm. K. attorney & counsellor and surrogate 
 
 office City Hall h. 24 Park Place 
 McDonnough John, laborer 234 Washington 
 McDougal Hugh, cabinet maker 33 Market 
 McDougal John A. miniature painter N. Y. h. 31 Market 
 McDowell Michael, laborer 11 Hedges Alley 
 McElgrath William, moulder 14 Spring 
 McElhose Matthew, laborer 33 Washington 
 McElhose William, coach lace weaver 6 Ferry 
 McElroe Patrick, laborer 177 Plane 
 McElroe Patrick, currier 175 Plane 
 McEuen John, sea captain Camptown N. J. 
 McFarland Owen, harness mfr. 325 Broad h. 182 Market 
 McFeley John, laborer 296 North Broad 
 McGarret James W. collar maker 45 South Canal 
 McGary Mary, widow of Michael 6 Ilalsey's Alley 
 McGill William, carpenter 272 Plane 
 McGinn Thomas, shoemaker 17 Sheffield
 
 184 PIERSON'S 
 
 McGinnis Elijah H. clerk 13 Thomas 
 
 McGinnis Patrick, shoemaker 174 Plane 
 
 McGinnis Peter, shoemaker 174 Plane 
 
 McGlinnin John, laborer 58 Broad 
 
 McGovern John, laborer 139 Court 
 
 McGowan Richard, laborer 35 Railroad avenue 
 
 McGrane John, carpenter inquire Warren c. Lock 
 
 McGrath Jane, widow of Isaiah 480 Broad 
 
 McGrath John, laborer rear 48 North Broad 
 
 McGrath Patrick, grocer 49 North Broad 
 
 McGrath Patrick, laborer 137 Court 
 
 McGrath Thomas, carpenter l3l Nesbitt 
 
 McGrath Thomas, nail maker rear 77 Academy 
 
 McGreggor John M. mason 31 Baldwin 
 
 McGreggor Malcom, spool cotton mfr. 72 Clay h 16 Plane 
 
 McGrorty William, carpet store J317 Broad h. N. Y. 
 
 McGuire Barney, morocco dresser 164 Lock 
 
 McGuire James, laborer, rear 28 Van Buren 
 
 McGuire Joseph, tailor 18 South Canal 
 
 McGuire Phillip, currier 174 Plane 
 
 Mcllroy Christopher, gardner Murray n South Broad 
 
 Mcllvair,e Isaac, book store 131 Market h. 31 Smith 
 
 Mclivaine Mis. Isaac, female seminary 31 Smith 
 
 Mcllvaine Jarnes, cooper 576 High 
 
 Mclivaine Owen, cooper 9 Stephen's Court 
 
 Mclnrow Patrick, laborer rear 30 Augusta 
 
 Mclnteo James, moulder 18 Ailing 
 
 Mclntee John, moulder 18 Ailing 
 
 Mclntee Michael, india rubber Hudson c. Warren 
 
 Mclntee Phillip, laborer 148 River foot Lumber 
 
 Mclntire Amos, carman 42 Broad 
 
 Mclntire Catharine, widow of Thomas 146 Washington 
 
 Mclntire John, paper hangings 6 R. R. ave. h. 146 Broad 
 
 Mclntire Mary, widow of Archibald, 17 State 
 
 Mclntire Mary, widow of Patrick 38 Union 
 
 Mclntiro Peter P. mer. tailor 321 Broad h. 21 Franklin 
 
 Mclntire Phillip, tanner, foot Elm 
 
 Mclntire Robert, clerk N. Y. 146 Washington 
 
 Mclntosh James, brewer 33 Broad 
 
 McJohn John, hatter 507 High 
 
 McKantey Edward, currier 15 Market 
 
 McKain Elizabeth, widow of James 77 Court 
 
 McKain & Kerr, job printers 123 Market 
 
 McKain William A. job printer 123 Market h. 77 Court 
 
 McKay Ann, tailoress 29 Court 
 
 McKay Frederick, plater 29 Court 
 
 McKay Jannett, 200 Washington 
 
 McKay Mary Ann, widow of Robert 82 Mulberry
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 185 
 
 McKearn James, malleable iron 101 Academy 
 McKearnan Michael, laborer 36 Mechanic 
 McKechnie Thomas, block cutter 45 South Canal 
 McKenna James, saddler 56 Union 
 McKenna Margaret, widow 28 Smith 
 McKenna Margaret, widow of James 214 Plane 
 McKenzie Ann G. rear IS Columbia 
 McKenzie Elizabeth M. 62 North Broad 
 McKenzie Robert, baker 331 Broad 
 McKey Hockley C. coach maker 124 Mulberry 
 McKimm William, carpenter 2 Quarry 
 McKinstry John, grocer 134 Washington 
 McKinney John, teacher 168 h. 215 Plane 
 McKirgan Alexander, dairyman Lyon's Farms 
 McKirgan Thomas, mer. 720 Bd. h. 40 Elizabelhtown Rd 
 McKirgan & Scott, merchants 720 Broad 
 McKown Jacob L. teacher Wesleyan Inst. r. 250 Plane 
 McLain George W. clerk 3 Fulton 
 McLaughlin Duncan, moulder 2 Crane 
 McLaughlin Henry, frame maker 121 Broad 
 McLaughlin James, moulder 2 Crane 
 McLaughlin James, waterman 182 Commerce 
 McLaughlin James, botanic M. D. 233 Market 
 McLaughlin John, laborer, 27 Church 
 McLaughlin John, currier 7 Grove 
 McLaughlin Matthew, currier 177 Plane 
 McLaughlin Thomas, laborer 553 High 
 McLaughlin Williamj shoemaker 36 Market 
 McLaughlin William, moulder 16 Summit 
 McLaughlin William, laborer 2 Crane 
 McLean Michael, waiter 356 Broad 
 McLear Michael, coach smith 131 R. R. ave. h. 18 Ward 
 McLeod John W- acct. 207 Market h. 16 Orchard 
 McLorinan John, japanner 1 Keen's Court 
 McMackin Catharine, widow of Barney grocery 625 High 
 McMackin James, grocer 642 High 
 McMahon Lawrence, laborer 194 South Market 
 McMahon Owen, grocer. 32 Market 
 McMahon Owen, laborer 141 Commerce 
 McMahon Robert, laborer 14 Clay 
 McMann Peter, hackman 116 Commerce 
 McManus Bridget, widow of Patrick New c. Searing 
 McManus Michael, shoemaker 174 Plane 
 McManus Patrick, 27 Park 
 McManus Phillip, rear 185 Plane 
 McMillan David, machinist 196 Market 
 McMullin James M. 51 Broad 
 McMulligan Daniel, 143 Warren 
 16*
 
 186 PIERSON'S 
 
 McMurtry Elizabeth, widow of John 358 High 
 
 McMurtry William, dry goods 131 Market h. 258 High 
 
 McMurtry Daniel, hardware 263 Broad h. 10 Academy 
 
 McNair Alexander, jeweler 5 Fair 
 
 McNamara Daniel, brass founder 2 Rowen'a Court 
 
 McNamara John, carpenter 17 Congress 
 
 McNamara Thomas, shoemaker 17 Hedges' Alley 
 
 McNamara Thomasi harness furniture 60 Hamilton 
 
 McNeil William, shoemaker 58 Adams 
 
 McNeill Catharine, widow of James 52 Broad 
 
 McNeill Hugh, shoemaker 3 East Mechanic 
 
 McNerny John, 61 Adams 
 
 McNerney John, morocco dresser 212 Washington 
 
 McNew William, lace weaver 16 Fair 
 
 McNulty Cormick, laborer 60 McWhorter 
 
 McOmber Asa, machinist 32i Union 
 
 McPartly John, shoemaker 2081 Washington 
 
 McQuillin Edward, laborer 40 Bloomfielcl avenue 
 
 McSirley John, plater 200 Washington 
 
 McTage John, laborer 22 Montgomery 
 
 McTage Patrick, laborer 41 Montgomery 
 
 McVoy Drigo, M. D 227 Washington 
 
 McWilliams John, helper 9 Front 
 
 Mead Aaron, cabinet maker Walnut n. Adams 
 
 Mead Adrian, carman 87 Orange 
 
 Mead Benjamin, merchant N. Y. 5 Clinton Place N. J. 
 
 Mead Garret I. turner Walnut n. Adams 
 
 Mead Jacob J turner 97 Congress 
 
 Mead John, carman 48 Front 
 
 Mead John B. soda water 101 Church 
 
 Mead Patrick, shoemaker 26 Augusta 
 
 Mead Peter, cabinet maker Elm c. Adams 
 
 Mead Peter J. 87 Mulberry 
 
 Mead Staats O. mer N. Y. 1 18 Orchard 
 
 Mead Theodore, 265 Broad 
 
 Mead William, botanic physician 111 Broad 
 
 Mead William G. sash & blind 68 Nesbitt 
 
 Meaden William, shoemaker 141 Mulberry 
 
 Mechanics' Bank, 277 Broad 
 
 Mechanics' Insurance Co. 279 Broad 
 
 Meckler Peter, tailor 17 Prince 
 
 Mecler Michael, 30 Augusta 
 
 Medcraft John, police and civil justice 9 h. 11 Boston 
 
 Medcraft John H. jeweler IOJ Liberty 
 
 Medcraft William, jeweler 13 Boston 
 
 Medcrafl & Co. William, jewelers 13 Boston 
 
 Meder Joseph, shoemaker 18 Springfield avenue 
 
 Medina Francis P. 18 Cherry 
 
 Medler John B. oyster merchant 604 High
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 187 
 
 Meeker Albert, carpenter 345 Washington 
 
 Meeker Alfred M. moulder 34 State 
 
 Meeker Cale^H. 345A Washington 
 
 Meeker Charles H. M. D. New York 443 Broad 
 
 Meeker Christopher C. 20 Smith 
 
 Meeker Daniel B. carpenter 24 Bank 
 
 Meeker David M. malleable iron 74 Clay h. 18 Church 
 
 Meeker Dayton, shoemaker 21 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Meeker Edward, japanner 37 Market 
 
 Meeker Edward P. 12 Cross 
 
 Meeker Edwin L. jeweler 37 Franklin 
 
 Mee"ker Eliza, widow of Job N. Y. 103 Summit 
 
 Meeker Elly, potter 15 Orange 
 
 Meeker George W. painter 120 Summit 
 
 Meeker & Hedden, builders 1 Orange 
 
 Meeker Ira, shoemaker 46 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Meeker Ira T. Elizabettown stage h. E town 
 
 Meeker Isaac, 28 St. Marks Place, N. Y. 
 
 Meeker James R. att. & counsellor Elizabethtown 
 
 Meeker James T, carman 4 Kinney 
 
 Meeker John, carriage maker 69 New 
 
 Meeker John B saddler New Yorkh. 69 New 
 
 Meeker John H. att. at law 267 h. 382 Broad 
 
 Meeker Jonathan, agent steamboat Passaic 109 Broad 
 
 Meeker Jonathan M. New Providence 
 
 Meeker Jr. Jonathan M. agent Rail Road Elizdbelhtown 
 
 Meeker Joseph J, carpenter 1 h. 13 Orange 
 
 Meeker Lewis M. acct New York r. 382 Broad 
 
 Meeker Martha, widow of Jonathan 104 Spring 
 
 Meeker Nancy D. widow of El'as O. 36 Mercer 
 
 Meeker Nathaniel W. hatter 22 Baldwin 
 
 Meeker Oba, foundry 31 Bridge h. 35 Orange 
 
 Meeker Obadiah C. painter and glazier 103 Summit 
 
 Meeker & Co. O. iron foundry 31 Bridge 
 
 Meeker & Overbaugh, builders 18 Academy 
 
 Meeker Rachel, widow of Stephen Boyden n. Orange 
 
 Meeker Samuel, patent leather 37 Market 
 
 Meeker Samuel, 443 Broad 
 
 Meeker Stephen G. shoemaker 108 South Prospect 
 
 Meeker S. Harris, California 
 
 Meeker Sydney S trimmer Springfield avenue 
 
 Meeker Timothy, sawyer 60 Hamilton h. 3 Columbia 
 
 Meeker William, shoemaker 36 Lush 
 
 Meeker Wjlliam B. law student 281 r. 382 Broad 
 
 Meeker William L pattern maker 12 Cross 
 
 Meeson Benjamin, saddler 9 Boudinot 
 
 Meighan Martha, widow 13 Hill 
 
 Meigs Gilbert, house builder 235A Washington 
 
 Meigs Myron M. farmer 26 Cherry
 
 188 PIERSON'S 
 
 Meinch J. Louis, tailor 30 Spruce 
 
 Meiselbach Henry, shoemaker 14 Harrison 
 
 Meldrum James, hatter 15 Orleans 
 
 Meldrum Richard S. jeweler 54 Catharine 
 
 Mellon Bernard, blacksmith 50 Spring 
 
 Mellon Catharine, widow 36 Walnut 
 
 Mellon Edward, 169 Orange 
 
 Mellon Margaret, widow of Lawrence 9 Halsey's Alley 
 
 Melrose Thomas, gardener 10 Ferry 
 
 Melville Abby, widow of David 83 South Broad 
 
 Melville George P. currier 8 Smith 
 
 Melville Mrs. Margaret, piano forte teacher 8 Smith 
 
 Melville Samuel, fisherman 59 Ferry 
 
 MemfiferAndreas, locksmith rear 31 Garden 
 
 Meneroht William, tailor 72 Garden 
 
 Mentz Jacob, butcher 197 Court 
 
 Mepelbie Charles, trunk maker 39 South Canal 
 
 Mercer Lewis, (col'd) 20 Academy 
 
 Mercer Dr. William T. druggist 224 Broad h. 19 Wash'n. 
 
 Merchant Charles, cabinet manuf. New York 
 
 Merchant Ira, sash and blind mfr. 60 Hamil'n h. 17 Ferry 
 
 Merchant Silas, clothier, 302 Broad h. 29 Centre 
 
 Merkel John, boatman 58 Richmond 
 
 Merrell Charles, paper stainer 67 Catharine 
 
 Merrell William T. boot maker 08 Kinney 
 
 Merrit Samuel P. wagon maker enquire 6 Marshall 
 
 Merrit Sandford, zinc works 29 Ferry 
 
 Mersereau Cornelius, tin plate and stove 01 Broad 
 
 Mersereau Daniel, stoves &c. 91 Broad h, 13 Bridge 
 
 Mersereau Edward, tailor 260 Plane 
 
 Mersereau Jacob, clerk 91 Broad 
 
 Merwin Mrs. E. G. store 337 Broad 
 
 Meslor Henry C. box mfr. I Pierson's Alley h. 15 Warren 
 
 Mess Phillip, shoemaker 2 William 
 
 Messier Catharine, widow of John 14 East Mechanic 
 
 Metsler John, quarryrnan 26 Ridge 
 
 Metsler Killeon, stone cutter 21 Ridge 
 
 Metz Casper, rag picker 41 Jones 
 
 Metzar Abram, fancy store 45 Mulberry 
 
 Meyer Charles, cracker baker 19 Lombardy 
 
 Meyer Diederick, blacksmith 2-28 Market h. 55 Walnut 
 
 Meyer Henry, brewer 119 Washington 
 
 Meyer Leonard, gardener down Neck 
 
 Meyer Leonard, coal carter 12 Adams 
 
 Meyer Jr. Leonard, 22 Adams 
 
 Meyer Lewis H. coach lace weaver 9 Centre 
 
 Michaels George, laborer 23 Charlton 
 
 Michaels Julius, patent leather 60 Richmond 
 
 Michaels Nicholas, laborer 18 Bruen
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 189 
 
 Middleton John, carpenter 35 South Canal 
 
 Mikles Milton S. mer. tailor 200 B'd h. 49 Halsey 
 
 Mikles William J, mer. tailor 199 Broad h. 62 Sheffield 
 
 Miles Mary B, widow of Benjamin L. 4GO Broad 
 
 Miles William, wood turner rear 316 Broad h. 67 Warren 
 
 Milledge Thomas, oiled silk 7 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Miller Abraham, surgical instrument maker 652 High 
 
 Miller Abraham, 60 State 
 
 Miller Adam, colporteur 24 North "Prospect 
 
 Miller Adolph, mason Grand n. South Orange Avenue 
 
 Miller Andrew, tailor 26 Scriber's lane 
 
 Miller Ann, widow of Henry 54 Catharine 
 
 Miller Anna, widow of Jacob 71 Orange 
 
 Miller Anna M. widow ofWm. W. 364 High 
 
 Miller Anthony, shoemaker 30 Fair 
 
 Miller Archer G. att. & couns. 297 Broad h. 364 High 
 
 Miller Barbara, widow of Joseph Y. 132 Mulberry 
 
 Miller Beoj. C. sec'y life ins. 151 Market h. 21 Clinton 
 
 Miller Blastus, india rubber 155 Academy 
 
 Miller Qest, tailor 29 Prince c. Court 
 
 Miller Daniel, 25 Grand 
 
 Miller David L. mill iron fy screws Madison, N. J. 
 
 Miller Davis H. tailor 167 h. 163 Plane 
 
 Miller Diebold, tailor 14 Montgomery 
 
 Miller Edgar, shoemaker 7 Warren 
 
 Miller E. N. auctioneer 297 Broad h 21 Boudinot 
 
 Miller E. R. clerk 366 Broad 
 
 Miller Francis, skin dresser 40 South Canal 
 
 Miller Francis, laborer 60 Newark 
 
 Miller Frederick, laborer 40 South Canal 
 
 Miller Frederick, laborer 99 South Canal 
 
 Miller George, shoemaker 23 Catharine 
 
 Miller George, mason 170 Mulberry 
 
 Miller George, moulder 71 Orange 
 
 Miller Harriet, 46 Bank 
 
 Miller Harvey B. 11 Front 
 
 Miller Henry H. salesman 301 Broad h. 202 Washington 
 
 Miller Jr. Isaac, varnish 222 Mulberry h. 158 E, town road 
 
 Miller Isaac S. saddler 51 Congress 
 
 Miller Jacob, plater 98 Mulberry 
 
 Miller Jacob, shoemaker 17 Sheffield 
 
 Miller James, lumber mer. 4 Commercial h. 15 Park Place 
 
 Miller James, optician 345 Broad h. 23 Chestnut 
 
 Miller James M. carpenter 260 Washington 
 
 Miller James P. lumber mer. 4 Commercial h. 15 Park pi 
 
 Miller Joanna, widow of Ebenezer 18 Bank 
 
 Miller John, saddler 30 Division Place 
 
 Miller John, mason 181 Academy
 
 190 PIERSON'S 
 
 Miller John, currier 116 William 
 
 Miller John A. patent leather 34 Front h. 20 South Bidge 
 
 Miller 4- Son John B. mill irons & screws Madison, N. J. 
 
 Miller John G. 35 New 
 
 Miller John J. chair maker c. East Green and McWhorter 
 
 Miller John M. hay dealer 20 Columbia 
 
 Miller, Johnson & Co., varnish mfrs. 222 Mulberry 
 
 Miller Jonathan, 182 Washington 
 
 Miller Jonathan, blacksmith 17 h. 11 Front 
 
 Miller Jonathan B. commis'n mer. 134 Market h. 11 Front 
 
 Miller Jonathan D. 163 Market h. 95 Washington 
 
 Miller Joseph, iron turner 18 Spring 
 
 Miller Joseph, jeweler 94 Mulberry 
 
 Miller Joseph, coach trimmer 12 Beach 
 
 Miller Joseph H. printer 73 Bank 
 
 Miller Joseph L. jeweler 132 Mulberry 
 
 Miller J. Halsey, jeweler 19 Hill 
 
 Miller Leopold, tailor rear 106 Church 
 
 Miller Margaret, widow of Samuel B. 627 Broad 
 
 Miller Martha, (col'd) rear 35 Garden 
 
 Miller Matthias, tailor 43 Jones 
 
 Miller Matthias, brewer 2 Chapel Court 
 
 Miller Obadiah H. tailor 114 Commerce 
 
 Miller Paul, blacksmith 32 M. $. E. Railroad avenue 
 
 Miller Peter, shoemaker 175 Court 
 
 Miller Phebe A. teacher 518 High 
 
 Miller Phillip, tanner 84 State 
 
 Miller Rebecqa, widow of Alexander enquire at 15 Hill 
 
 Miller Richard, grocer 51 Market c. Plane 
 
 Miller Samuel, carriage maker 15 Garden 
 
 Miller Samuel H tobacconist 224 Plane 
 
 Miller Sarah, widow of Justus 70 Walnut 
 
 Miller Sylvester B. tin mfr. 340 Broad h. 22 Clinton 
 
 Miller Thomas L. dry goods 208 Broad h. 35 Halsey 
 
 Miller & Ward, dry goods 208 Broad c. Park chh. place 
 
 Miller William, travelling book seller 9 Liberty 
 
 Miller William H. exchange office 247 Broad h. 38 Bleeker 
 
 Miller William P. attorney at law 173 Broad 
 
 Millikin John, machinist 46 Front 
 
 Millman Randolph, tailor GA Fair 
 
 Mills Charles H. mason 138 Warren 
 
 Mills Christian, carpenter 78 Mercer 
 
 Mills Erastus, house mover 54 Church 
 
 Mills George S. coals and wood 42 North Canal h. 18 Park 
 
 Mills Isaac, grocer and shoe mfr. 97 h. 95 William 
 
 Mills John, hat store 202 Broad 
 
 Mills Joseph, carpenter 6 Broad 
 
 Mills Nathaniel D. harness maker 52 Mulberry
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 191 
 
 Mills Samuel K. clerk 42 North Canal r. 18 Park 
 
 Mills Shepherd, house mover 54 Church 
 
 Mills Zophar D. merchant New York h. 54 Church. 
 
 Milven Margaret A. widow of James 363 Broad 
 
 Minton John, laborer 16 Cherry 
 
 Mitchell Ann, widow of John K. 61 Ferry 
 
 Mitchell Charles W. trunk maker 82 Halsey 
 
 Mitchell Dennis, grocer 170 Bank 
 
 Mitchell Edward W. hatter 82 Halsey 
 
 Mitchell James, harness furniture 220 Market h. E. town 
 
 Mitchell & Co. James, harness furniture 220 Market 
 
 Mitchell Margaret, 146 Washington 
 
 Mitchell Peter, tailor 19 Broom 
 
 Mitchell Timothy G. Passaic Hotel 306 Market 
 
 Mitchell William, founder 1 Ward 
 
 Mitcherling Christoff, engraver 170 Mulberry 
 
 Mix Jeremiah T. shoe manuf. 285 Washington 
 
 Mix John, foreman India rubber factory 119 Plane 
 
 Mix William T. South Carolina 
 
 Mockridge Ab'm. plane maker 147 h. 149 Washington 
 
 Mockridge Ab'm N. shoe store 306 Broad h. 70 Bank 
 
 Mockridge Elihu, shoe manuf, 306 Broad h. 151 Wash'n. 
 
 Mockridge E. & A. N. shoe store 306 Broad 
 
 Mockridge & Francis, plane makers 147 Washington 
 
 Mockridge George N. jeweler 33 Franklin 
 
 Mockridge Stephen P. jeweler 65 Union 
 
 Mockridge William P. shoemaker 30 Garden 
 
 Moeller John B. lieut. U. S. N. 386 Broad 
 
 Moffard Lewis, jeweler 104 McWhorter h. 45 Chestnut 
 
 Moffat Thomas, brewer 26 Lumber 
 
 Mohrhardt George, laborer 79 Mercer 
 
 Molloy John, shoemaker 12 Ferry 
 
 Molloy Catharine, seamstress 14 Ferry 
 
 Molloy William, shoemaker 4 Grove 
 
 Monaham Mary, widow of Michael 12 Summit 
 
 Monegan James, currier 5 Halsey's Court 
 
 Monegan John, laborer c. Ferry and Union 
 
 Monroe JameSj painter 8 Church h, 107 Orange 
 
 Monroe Jacob, (col'd) charcoal seller North Plane 
 
 Monroe John, (col'd) 115 Baldwin 
 
 Monroe John B. blucksmith 44 Brunswick 
 
 Monroe Stephen, shoe manuf. 162 Broad 
 
 Montgomery Hugh, gardener 43 Boyden 
 
 Montgomery Thomas, tinner 5 Walnut 
 
 Mooers John H. machinist 124 State 
 
 Mooney Daniel, jeweler 106 McWhorter 
 
 Mooney William, india rubber 142 Nesbitt 
 
 Moore Adeline H. widow of Daniel 3 Green
 
 192 PIERSON'S 
 
 Moore Andrew, tailor 17 Rankin 
 
 Moore A. Nelson, watch maker 262 Broad r. 50 Plane 
 
 Moore Catharine, widow of Francis 114 New 
 
 Moore D. L. M. attorney at law 169 Broad r. Belleville 
 
 Moore Edward, well digger 99 Mercer c. Springfield Ave. 
 
 Moore Edwin J. carriage trimmer 3 Green 
 
 Moore Eli, coach lace weaver I Rowen's Court 
 
 Moore Eliza, boarding house 38 Orange 
 
 Moore Francis D. carpenter 3 Green 
 
 Moore Frederick, Newark n. Orange 
 
 Moore Garret W. trunk maker 106 McWhorter 
 
 Moore George, shoemaker 9 Nichols' Court 
 
 Moore George B. hatter rear 20 h. 18 Fair 
 
 Moore G. J. dentist 259 Broad 
 
 Moore James, salesman 208 Washington 
 
 Moore James, india rubber 76 Bank 
 
 Moore Jane, india rubber 114 New 
 
 Moore John, carpet weaver rear 53 North Broad 
 
 Moore Margaret, dress maker 32 Union 
 
 Moore Mary, widow 41 Columbia 
 
 Moore Michael, carpenter 551 High 
 
 Moor^ Nicholas, stone cutter 157 Ferry 
 
 Moore Nicholas, paver 28 Union 
 
 Moore Nicholas, laborer 150 Lock 
 
 Moore Patrick, laborer 150 Lock 
 
 Moore P- D. Atwood's vegt. bitters 192 Elizabethtown Rd. 
 
 Moore Philetta, widow of John 103 South Prospect 
 
 Moore Phillip, sexton Trinity church r. 32 Rector 
 
 Moore Phillip D. grocer 3G Lafayette 
 
 Moore Samuel L. grocer 47 William 
 
 Moore Stephen, coach painter 12 Mercer 
 
 Moore Sylvester H. builder 75 Commerce 
 
 Moore Thomas, flagger 130 Kinney 
 
 Moore Thomas C. ship carpenter 11 East River 
 
 Moore William H. carpenter 70 New 
 
 Moores Daniel, laborer 16 Summit 
 
 Moran Michael, morocco dresser 31 Orchard 
 
 Moran Rev. Patrick, pastor Rom- Cath. chh. J2 Mulberry 
 
 Moran Peter, laborer 78 Boston 
 
 Morany Patrick, paver 24 North Prospect 
 
 Morehouse Calvin, stone cutter 31 Court 
 
 Morehouse Edward, shoemaker 19 New 
 
 Morehouse Isaac W. shoemaker 1 Merchant 
 
 Morehouse Israel H. grocer 154 Plane c. Bank 
 
 Morehouse James, shoemaker 34 Thomas 
 
 Morehouse John A. butcher 83 Mulberry h. 73 Penningtori 
 
 Morehouse Moses, shoemaker 41 Warren 
 
 Morehouse Moses P. shoemaker 62 Halsey
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 193 
 
 Morehouse Phebe, 24 Court 
 Morehouse Samuel, shoemaker 24 Court 
 Morehouse Sarah, widow of Daniel B. 270 Plane 
 Morehouse William, carrier 100 Plane 
 Moreland Francis, spice grinder 102 Elm 
 Moreland James, grocer 08 Mulberry 
 Morgan Amanda, widow ofChnrles 24 Lombardy 
 Morgan George, currier 135 Washington 
 Morgan Gilbert, machinist 23 Broad 
 Morgan Henry B. carpenter 61 Orange 
 Morgan John, jeweler 262 Washington 
 Morgan John, coachsmith 49 Boston 
 Morgan Rebecca A. widow of Ralph 536 Broad 
 Morgan Richard, tailor 25 Plane 
 Morgan Sarah A. milliner 6 1 Orange 
 Morgan Thomas, horse power machines 157 Orange 
 Morgan William, shoe manuf. 6-25 Broad 
 Morgearoth F. sausage maker 10 Commerce h. 16 Lib'ty 
 Mornii'gstern Abraham, tailor 217 Plane 
 Mormngstcrn^Ailam, tailor 186 Broad h. 120 Commerce 
 Morris Aaron, builder 59 State h. 61 M. & E. R. R. ave. 
 Morris Betsey, 41 Orange 
 
 Morris Catharine, widow of John B. 129 Church 
 Morris Canal collector's office, summit of Inc. Plane 
 Morris Charles S. clerk 109 Broad 
 Morris David S. clerk 34 Columbia 
 
 Morris Dennis W. malleable iron 25 Orange h. 27 Bridge 
 Morris Elizabeth, widow of John 27 Washington 
 Morris & Essex Railroad office 64 Broad 
 Morris Jacob, shingle shaver 26 Ailing 
 Morris Jane, fringe and tassel manuf. 32 Orchard 
 Morris John B. tailor 45 Fair 
 Morris John L. currier 168 Plane 
 Morn's John W. acct. 113 Market 
 Morns Joseph, 39 South Canal 
 Morris Joseph, mason 34 Union 
 Morris Lucy, widow of John 63 Halsey 
 Morris Moses, saddler 69 Bank 
 Morris Nathaniel P. musician 95 Congress 
 Morris Samuel, shoemaker 124 Orange 
 Morris Samuel S. 69 Bank 
 
 Morris Staats S. att. and couns. 194 Broad h. 63 Halsey 
 Morris Stephen E. carpenter 27 Bridge 
 Morris William W. plater 2f> Ailing 
 Morrison Abiaham, hatter 80 Spring 
 Morrison David, tailor 238 Plane 
 Morrison John, moulder 21 Orange 
 Morrison John,' machinist 95 New 
 
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 194 PIERSON'S 
 
 Morrison John, trunk manuf. 104 Market h. 6 Clinton 
 
 Morrison Sharline, 23 Orchard 
 
 Morrissy Thomas, 30 Lafayette 
 
 Morrow Alexander, carriage maker 65 Washington 
 
 Morrow David, harness maker 373 Broad 
 
 Morrow George T. body maker 1 Bleeker 
 
 Morrow James, shoemaker 14 Garden 
 
 Morrow James, shoemaker 96 William 
 
 Morsback Peter W. cutler 54 Bridge 
 
 Morse Aaron, 356 Broad 
 
 Morse Chauncey A. jeweler 50 Lafayette 
 
 Morse David A (col'd) rear 42 South Canal 
 
 Morse Edwin B. 102 Union 
 
 Morse Francis E. 102 Union 
 
 Morse Harrison K. machinist rear 15 Lafayette 
 
 Morse Job, (col'd) laborer rear 49 William 
 
 Morton John, hatter 42 Smith 
 
 Morton John, cutler 22 Sheffield n. Quarry 
 
 Morton Robert, soda, porter, soap & candle mfr. 127 Bd, 
 
 Morton Sarah, widow of Richard 162 Plane 
 
 Morton Sarah, widow of Thomas 127 Broad 
 
 Morton Thomas, soda, porter, soap & candles mfr. 127 Bd 
 
 Morton T. & R. soda, porter, soap 4 candles mfrs. 127 Bd. 
 
 Morton William B. cloth cutter 14 Walnut 
 
 Moss George, shoemaker 134 Orange 
 
 Mess William, 47 South Canal 
 
 Mossbaker Henry, mason 37 Garden 
 
 Mott Sarah, widow boarding house 11 Scott 
 
 Moule James, currier 94 Plane 
 
 Moulton Julius P. india rubber Orange n. Canal 
 
 Mountfield Frances, Broom c. Springfield avenue 
 
 Mountfield Maria, india rubber Broom c. Springfield ave. 
 
 Mourison Henry A. American Hotel 127 Washington 
 
 Mouse Henry, baker 123 Sheffield 
 
 Mowry Nelson, teacher (S. W. P. S ) 23 Garden 
 
 Muchmore Charles H. carpenter 22 Bridge 
 
 Muchmore James H. master mason 109 Nesbitt 
 
 Muchmore John, carpenter 22 Bridge 
 
 Muchmore Wm. F druggist 99 Broad r. 22 Bridge 
 
 Mueller Emiel, shoemaker 387 Broad 
 
 Muer James, gardner 203 South Broad 
 
 Muer William, blacksmith 53 Ferry 
 
 Muldoon Peter, laborer 59 North Broad 
 
 Mulford Andrew A. blacksmith 10i Liberty 
 
 Mulford Rhoda, widow of Thomas 29 Commerce 
 
 Mulock William, couns. at law N- Y. h. 8 Cross 
 
 Mullehay Timothy, 19 Boudinot 
 
 Mullen Charles, shoemaker 25 Baldwin
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 195 
 
 Mullen James, laborer 3 Boyden 
 
 Mullen William H. shoemaker inquire 47 Orchard 
 
 Mulligan Henry A. carpenter 18 Clay 
 
 Mulligan John, coachman 133 Quarry 
 
 Mullins James, laborer 43 Madison 
 
 Mullins John H. captain 3 Union 
 
 Mullison Joseph, coach trimmer 72 Bank 
 
 Mullison Mary, widow of George 246 Plane 
 
 Mullquin James, morocco dresser 26 Camfield 
 
 Munder Christian, baker 145 Washington 
 
 Mundy Ezekiel, jeweler 265 Washington 
 
 Munier Michael, tinsmith 122 Market h 65 William' 
 
 Munn Albert, overseer of poor, office l5i h. 17 Bank 
 
 Munn George, tinsmith 31 Baldwin 
 
 Munn George T. japanner New above Newark 
 
 Munn Hannah, widow 30 Division Place 
 
 Munn Moses R. patent sash locks 4 Franklin Place 
 
 Munn William H. H. shoemaker 11 Scott 
 
 Munn William J. Mechanic's Bank N. Y. 145 Mulberry 
 
 Munson Ludlow C. collar maker 11 Green 
 
 Munson Mary, 192 Mulberry 
 
 Munson Thomas, (col'd) 20 Division Place 
 
 Murch William, lamp maker 343 Broad 
 
 Murdock Charles, l^ewery 514 h. 503 High 
 Murphy Andrew, wheelwright 18 Harrison 
 
 Murphy Barney, laborer 7 Summit 
 
 Murphy Daniel, hatter 215 Bank 
 
 Murphy Edwin J. cabinet maker 19 Fair 
 
 Murphy Francis, currier 28 Bridge 
 
 Murphy Harriet, tailoress 28 Fair 
 
 Murphy Henry R. undertaker 38 Springfield avenue 
 
 Murphy Henry W. sexton 141 Mulberry h. 14 Rankin 
 
 Murphy James, Murray c. South Broad 
 
 Murphy James, peddler 106 Quarry 
 
 Murphy James, baker 153 Broad 
 
 Murphy James, shoemaker 19 Rankin 
 
 Murphy James, tailor 118 Baldwin 
 
 Murphy John, cabinet maker 1 Cherry Alley 
 
 Murphy John, morocco dresser 1 Cherry Alley 
 
 Murphy. John, patent leather 58 Sheffield 
 
 Murphy John, cabinet maker 133 Plane 
 
 Murphy John, acct. N. Y. 127 Plane 
 
 Murphy John, hatter 14 Hoyt 
 
 Murphy John, quarryman 130 North Broad 
 
 Murphy John D. shoemaker & corn doctor 63 Washington 
 
 Murphy Mary A. widow of William Hi Fair 
 
 Murphy Matthew, tailor 45 Nesbitt 
 
 Murphy Miles, tallow chandler 3 Cherry alley
 
 
 196 PIERSON'S 
 
 Murphy Nicholas, laborer 146 Court 
 
 Murphy Patrick, fireman 47 River 
 
 Murphy Patrick, laborer foot Pennington 
 
 Murphy Patrick, currier 45 Nesbitt 
 
 Murphy Patrick, shoemaker 17 Sheffield 
 
 Murphy Richard, tanner 22 Bridge 
 
 Murphy William, brass turner 45 Nesbitt 
 
 Murphy William H. carriage maker 1 IS. Orange avenue 
 
 Murray Bernard F. carpenter 64 Academy 
 
 Murray Curstina, hat trimmer 9 Orleans 
 
 Murray Elizabeth, 258 Plane 
 
 Murray Francis, boatmnn 53 River 
 
 Murray Henry, janitor Wesley an Inst. h. 93 Baldwin 
 
 Murray James, laborer 20 Lush 
 
 Murray Margaret, widow of Francis 8 Stephens' Court 
 
 Murray Patrick, laborer 120 Nesbitt 
 
 Murray Patrick, baker 75 North Canal 
 
 Murray Theodore, saddler 12 Front 
 
 Muny James, hatter 10 Elm 
 
 Murry John, mason 58J Catharine 
 
 Murry John, grocer Ferry c. Union 
 
 Muss Henry, carpet weaver 9 Prince 
 
 Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. office 151 Market 
 
 Myer Benjamin, proccr, plough and patent horse rake 
 
 maker 61 h. 55 Broad 
 Myer Christian, cabinetmaker 42 Parker 
 Myer Jane, (col'd) dressmaker 10 Academy 
 Myer John, grocer Jiroom c. South Orange avenue 
 Myer John, brass finisher 52 Grand 
 Myer Michael, shoemaker 7 Charlton 
 Myer Randolph, carpenter 192 Springfield avenue 
 Myer William A. prest. mechanic's Ins. Co. 27-J Broad 
 Myers James, quarryman 50 Quarry 
 Mygatt Frederick T. clothier 35 Nassau N. Y. 
 
 N. 
 
 Nalin Joseph L. jeweler 15 Kinney 
 
 Nanny Warren H. grocer 124 Plane c. Warren 
 
 Nash Edward, currier 26 Market 
 
 Naylesmith Lewis, oil cloth manuf. 63 Boston 
 
 Naylor George W. 7 North Lawrence 
 
 Neadhermeyer Francis, ^ardner foot Goble 
 
 Neafie John, carpenter 244 Plane 
 
 Neafie Matilda, widow of John 23 Broad 
 
 Neafie Richard, carpenter '24-1 Pleuie 
 
 Negger Herman, musician l'20 Springfield avenue 
 
 Negles 'Caleb, carpenter 12 Franklin Place 
 
 Nehemyer Frederick, shoemaker 24 Augusta 

 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 197 
 
 Nellis William, (col'd) 3 Newton's Court 
 Nelson George W. tailor fiOj William 
 Nelson Sarah, widow of John boarding h. 1 South Canal 
 Nenninger Peter, paper hanger 50 h. 40 South Canal 
 Nenninger & Sautermiester, paper hangings 50 N. Canal 
 Nerney Michael P. captain 6 North Canal 
 Nesbit James, shoemaker 3 East Mechanic 
 Nesbitt Jonathan, merchant tailor 130 Broad 
 Nesbitt Samuel, mason 111 Kinney 
 Nesbitt Thomas J. tailor 4l8 Broad 
 Nesler John D. jeweler 27 Mechanic h. 172 Mulberry 
 Neumann Carl, lock maker 28 Charlton 
 Neumann S. horse M. D. 48 Fair 
 Nevius Edward, hatter 3 Vine 
 Nevius George, (col'd) barber 18 Division Place 
 Nevius Simeon, (col'd) 105 Mill 
 Newark Academy, 246 Broad 
 
 Newark Banking & Insurance Company 264 Broad 
 Newark Daily Advertiser, 266 Broad c. Bank (up stairs) 
 Newark Gas Light Company, office 137 Market 
 Newark India Rubber Company, Incline Plane 
 Newark Library Association, 115 Market 
 Newark Lime & Cement manuf. Co. foot of Bridge 
 Newark Morning Eagle, Crnwell & Carll295 Broad 
 Newark Mutual Assurance Co. 230 Broad c. Cedar 
 Newark & Rosendale Lime and Cement 45 Commercial 
 Newark Savings Institution, 313 Broad 
 Newark Wesleyan Institute 249 251 High c. William 
 Newberry Meyer, peddler 59 Springfield avenue 
 Newell James VV. lamp maker 7 Court 
 New Jersey Art Union, 115 Market 
 New Jersey Insurance Company 273 Broad 
 Newkirk Abraham, California 6 1 Catharine 
 Newkirk Sarah, 187 Washington 
 Newman Abraham, peddler 90 Market 
 Newman Emanuel, grocer 7 Cherry 
 
 Newman Isaac, boarding house 2'jl Market c. Commerce 
 Newman Jacob, gardener 156 Thomas 
 Newman Joseph, varnish maker 14 Marshall 
 Newman Richard B. butcher 20 Commerce 
 Newman Solomon, currier 56 Market h. Orange 
 Newman & Trier, curriers 56 Market 
 Newschwander Jacob, tailor 145 Orange 
 Newton John, shoemaker 44 Commerce 
 Newton John, camphene distiller 96-i Halsey 
 Niblow William, blacksmith 18 James 
 Nicholas David A. mer. Flanders, N. J. 176 Market 
 Nichols Aaron, builder 40 William 
 
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 198 PIERSON'S 
 
 Nichols Aaron I. builder 4 Nichols' Alley h. 229A Wash. 
 
 Nichols Abraham, clerk and collector 12 Lumber 
 
 Nichols Alexander, builder 4 Nichols' Alley h. 72 Shipman 
 
 Nichols A & H. coffins and builders 6 Willow 
 
 Nichols Barak T. saddles 100 River h. 17 Park Place 
 
 Nichols Charles, trimmer 213 Washington 
 
 Nichols Charles M. jeweler 4-26 Broad 
 
 Nichols David A. saddler 207 Washington 
 
 Nichols Deborah, widow of Jediah J 56 Church c. Court 
 
 Nichols Edward P. medical student 40 William 
 
 Nichols George, mason 14 Lumber 
 
 Nichols Harriet, dress maker 151 Plane 
 
 Nichols Henry, master mason 240 Washington 
 
 Nichols Henry F. carpenter 40 Arch 
 
 Nichols Horace H. builder 6 Willow h. 235 Washington 
 
 Nichols Isaac, 201 Washington 
 
 Nichols Isaac A. nr D 261 Broad r. 229x Washington 
 
 Nichols Isabella, widow 4 Harrison 
 
 Nichols John A. clerk 320 Broad 
 
 Nichols Jonathan V. builder 15 Arch h. 112 Plane 
 
 Nichols Joseph, carriage maker 209 Washington 
 
 Nichols Joseph O. carpenter 23 lj Washington 
 
 Nichols Lewis, gardener 210 El.n 
 
 Nichols Mary, widow of Moses 14 Lumber 
 
 Nichols Peter, laborer Garden c. S Prospect 
 
 Nichols Robert, 207 Washington c. William 
 
 Nichols Robert Johnson, 210 Elm 
 
 Nichols Samuel, sea captain 3S2 Broad 
 
 Nichols Sarah, widow of David 213 Washington 
 
 Nichols Thomas, boot litter 1^8 Washington 
 
 Nichols Thomas E. shoemaker 72 Inness 
 
 Nichols Whitfield, M. D. 2(31 Broad h 26 Park Place 
 
 Nichols William, boarding house 16 Plum 
 
 Nichols William J. hat finisher 123 Washington 
 
 Nicholson Henry, umbrella furniture Upper Jefferson 
 
 Nicholson James, umbrella fur. turner Hendenberg's h. 
 
 160 Plane 
 
 Nickels Eliza, widow of John, 118 Union 
 Nickels John A. clothing 320 Broad h. 118 Union 
 Nieting Ernst, grinder 3 Lum's Court 
 Nisbitt James, shoemaker 3 East Mechanic 
 Noble James, m.llwright 13 Van Buren 
 Noble Joseph, patent muslin 70 Orleans 
 Noble William, shoemaker 172 Bank 
 Noe Richard, shoemaker 12 Union 
 Noland Edward, laborer 43 Goble 
 Noland John T. clerk 278 Market 
 Noland Patrick, laborer 12 Webster 

 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 199 
 
 Noland Patrick, laborer 15 Oxford 
 
 Noland William, blacksmith 34 East Kinn,ey 
 
 Noll Antone, shoemaker 29 Prince c. Court 
 
 Nolle Henry, tailor 32 North Canal 
 
 Noonan George H. law student 5 Stephens' Court 
 
 Noonan Margaret, widow of George 5 Stephens' Court 
 
 Noran Bridget, widow of Richmond 56 Brown 
 
 Norcross William O. farmer 4 Prospect Place 
 
 Norman John, jeweler 73 Walnut 
 
 Norman Margaret, widow of ObaJiah 7 New York 
 
 Norris Sen. James, 20 Clinton 
 
 Norris John S. 1 Brunswick 
 
 Norris Mary T. widow of Thomas P. 2 Washington pi. 
 
 Norris Thomas, laborer 60 Bruen 
 
 Norris William, Europe 1 Washington Place 
 
 Norris William, provision store 376 Broad h. 20 Clinton 
 
 North Vincent, mason 41 Prince 
 
 North Wm. B. paint grinding rear 325 h. 382 Broad 
 
 Norton Barney, bar tender 356 Broad 
 
 Norton Chandler D. merchant Pompton, N. J. 
 
 Norton Elizabeth, widow of Patrick 24 Garden 
 
 Norton Francis, waiter 356 Broad 
 
 Norton Horace, M. D. 265 Broad r. 108 Market 
 
 Norton John, morocco dresser 170 Plane 
 
 Norton Michael, laborer 2 Drift 
 
 Norton Patrick, laborer 172 Thomas c. Goble 
 
 Norton Susan, widow of James 5 Grant's Alley 
 
 Nortroni Edward W. painter lU!) Plane 
 
 Norwood Cornelius, cabinet maker 5 Scott 
 
 Norwood Elias, turner 101 R. R. av. h. 21 M & E .R. ave. 
 
 Norwood Eliza, widow 56 New 
 
 Norwood William, plough maker 10 Bridge 
 
 Nott William, turner 83 Washington 
 
 Novell John, carriage maker 2 Brant's Court 
 
 Noyes David 1C. comb manuf. 07 Mechanic h. 17 Clinton 
 
 Noyes & Son David E. comb mfrs. 57 Mechanic 
 
 Noye Elfameo M. comb maker 57 Mechanic h. 17 Clinton 
 
 Noyes Miss L. O. select school 17 Clinton ' 
 
 Nugent Francis, grocer 48 Market 
 
 Nugent James, grocer 37 Union 
 
 Nugent James, coal dealer 16 Warren 
 
 Nugent Jane, widow of Nicholas 30 Goble 
 
 Nugent Mary, tailoress 61 Adams 
 
 Nugent Michael, shoemaker 'JOS? Washington 
 
 Nugeiit Thomas, shoemaker 20SJ Washington 
 
 Nulty James, carman 53 North Canal 
 
 Nussbaum Francis, shoemaker 45 Prince 
 
 Nutt Isaac, 61 Washington
 
 200 PIERSON'S 
 
 Nutt James, carriage maker 82 Kinney 
 Null Thomas, blacksmith 26 Ailing 
 Nuttman George G. patent roofer 75 Mulberry 
 Nuttman Isaac W. fancy painter 12 Camfield 
 
 Nuttman , widow of James, 187 Market 
 
 Nuttman John C. Mechanic's Bank h. 7 Lumber 
 Nuttman Margaret, widow of Baldwin New York 
 Nuttman Victor W. lace store 244 r. 382 Broad 
 Nye Ezra, sea captain 4 Clinton Place, Clinton N. J. 
 
 O. 
 
 Oaks David, express driver 100 McWhorter 
 
 Oaks Matthias, express driver 327 Broad 
 
 Oaks Sylvester B. 8 Maiden Lane 
 
 Oats Margaret, grocer 83 Quarry 
 
 O'Brian Ann, 3 Durand 
 
 O'Brian Hugh, laborer 18 Oxford 
 
 O'Bria.i Bridget, widow of William 1 Beaver 
 
 O'Brian James, carpenter 78 Warren 
 
 O'Brian James, gardener 26 Augusta 
 
 O'Brian Jane, widow of Patrick 5 Ogden 
 
 O'Brian John, 32 Hamilton 
 
 O'Bria.i Michael, laborer 53 North Canal 
 
 O'Brian Patrick, laborer 43 Ferry c. Union 
 
 O'Brian Patrick, farmer 198 South Market 
 
 O'Brian William, 1 Beaver 
 
 O'Brien James, dealer in old iron 4 Abel 
 
 Ochsmer Balthasar, gardener Elm n. brick kiln 
 
 O'Connell Daniel, saddler 116 Commerce 
 
 O'Connell Daniel, carpenter 9 East Fair 
 
 O'Connell John, laborer lOOTichenor E. of Railroad ave. 
 
 O'Connell Thomas, 30 Union 
 
 O'Connell Timothy, 75 East Rivet 
 
 O'Connor Michael, carman rear 114 Commerce 
 
 O'Dell John, carpenter 25 Baldwin 
 
 O'Dell William H. carpenter 117 Kinney 
 
 O'Donnell Bridget, widow of Bernard 10 Camfield 
 
 O'Donnell Bridget, widow 9 Maiden Lane 
 
 O'Donnell Dominick, hatter 45 Hedges' Alley 
 
 O'Donnell Terrence, stone cutter 129 River 
 
 Oertle Charles, watch maker 1 Brant's Court 
 
 Oetzel Tobias, laborer 21 Upper Jefferson 
 
 O'Fake Aaron, (col'd) rear 134 Plane 
 
 O'Fake John, (col'd) carman 9 Walnut 
 
 O'Fake John H. (col'd) music teacher 47 Bank 
 
 O'Fake Peter P. (col'd) barber 249 Broad h. 31 Div'n PI. 
 
 O'Garrow Michael, laborer 162 Lock
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 201 
 
 Ogden Catharine G. 70 New 
 
 Ogden Charlotte, widow of James C. 272 Plane 
 
 Ogden Elias R. 286 High c. Market 
 
 Ogden Elizabeth, widow ol Lewis 147 Mulberry 
 
 Ogden George, hatter 18 North Prospect 
 
 Ogden James, 57 State 
 
 Ogden James C. 8 Liberty 
 
 Ogden James E. hatter 34 South Canal 
 
 Ogden Jane C. nurse 18 North Prospect 
 
 Ogden John, 286 High c. Market 
 
 Ogden John, hatter 34 South Canal 
 
 Ogden John J. clerk 250 Broad 
 
 Ogden Jonathan, dry goods 133 r. 25 Market 
 
 Ogden Pnebe, (col'd) 1 Crane's basin 
 
 Ogden Samuel, carman 400 Ferry 
 
 Ogden Samuel, hatter 1 Ward 
 
 Ogden Theodore E. -234 Broad r. Clinton 
 
 Ogden William, hatter 2-2 Ailing 
 
 Ogg James, saddler 26 Green 
 
 O'Harra Robert, jeweler 10G McWhorter 
 
 O'Harren Morris, helper 487 High 
 
 Oisterbeck , jeweler 1 Kinney 
 
 O'Kain John, currier 153 Court 
 
 O'Keef Edward, laborer 151 Ferry 
 
 Oldham William, Henry n. Academy 
 
 Olds Benjamin, stationer and binder "278 Broad 
 
 Olds Horace H. 278 Broad h. 31 Franklin 
 
 Olds William B. attorney California 278 Broad 
 
 Oliver Hannah, widow of William 4 Academy 
 
 Oliver Isaac M shoemaker 152 Railroad avenue 
 
 Oliver James J. daguerrian 30 Ward 
 
 Oliver John, 66 South 
 
 Oliver Jonathan, master mason Marshall c. Grand 
 
 Oliver Joseph, 10 Hoyt 
 
 Oliver Joseph H. file cutter rear 10 Fair h. 43 Monroe 
 
 Oliver Lewis M. painter and grocer 33 h. 14i Kinney 
 
 Oliver Prussia, widow of Wil iam 18 New 
 
 Oliver Richard, lace weaver 30 Ward 
 
 Oliver William, painter I!j7 Mulberry 
 
 Ollgeir Leonard, brass filer 27 Prince 
 
 O'Neal Patrick, boatman 297 Market 
 
 O'Neil Brian, laborer 56 Adams 
 
 O'Neil Bridget, 2 Halsey's Court 
 
 O'Neil John, laborer 5 Liberty 
 
 O'Neil John, coachman 2 Halsey's Court 
 
 O'Neil Michael, laborer 32 M. & E. Railroad avenue 
 
 O'Neil Walter, laborer 133 Quarry 
 
 O'Neil Walter, machinist 22 Montgomery
 
 202 PIERSON'S 
 
 Opdyke George, 2 Clinton Place, Clinton N. J. 
 
 Orchard George Henrv, jeweler 158 Market 
 
 Oroarke Peter, mason 1 Grand 
 
 Orphan Asylum, 194 High c. Court 
 
 Orphan Asylum, (St. Patricks) 11 Nesbitt 
 
 Orton Harmon, boarding house 27 Lawrence 
 
 Orton James Douglass, cashier State Bank 315 Broad 
 
 Orton John, tailor 106 Plane 
 
 Osborn Aaron, sheriff and auctioneer for Navy Yard and 
 
 Middleville 
 
 Osborn Abraham B. hatter 46 Jefferson 
 Osborn Andrew, shoemaker 37 Columbia 
 Osborn Bennet, hardware 299 Broad h. 19 Park 
 Osborn Charles S. machinist 60 Hamilton h. 79 Plane 
 Osborn David, carpenter 61 Spring 
 Osborn David S. grocer 93 Bioad 
 Osborn Dennis, clerk 164 Broad r. 47 South Canal 
 Osborn George, coach trimmer 9 Union 
 Osborn Harvey M. letter carrier rear 5 Hamilton 
 Osborn Jacob, 9 Union 
 
 Osborn John N. trunk maker 81 avenue D. N. Y. 
 Osborn Joseph, carpenter 240 Market 
 Osborn Israel W. Ward clerk 93 Broad 
 Osborn Keturah, widow of Dennis 47 South Canal 
 Osborn Moses M. New York h. 254 Broad 
 Osborn Nehemiah, cabinet maker 22 Summit 
 Osborn Patterson, japanner 56 Union 
 Osborn Thomas H. 30 Ferry 
 Osborn & Woodruff, hardware store 299 Broad 
 Osborne Alexander, 30 Ferry 
 
 Osborne Charles S. grocer 45 Market h. 27 Warren 
 Osborne Edward A. M. D. office 1 S. Market r. Star Hotel 
 Osborne Rev. Enos A. 21 Warren 
 Osmun Daniel, halter 27 Plane 
 Osmun George, trunk rivet manuf. 219 Washington 
 Osmun William M. segar maker 27 Plane 
 Osterly Mary, 35 Charlton 
 Ostrum Ann M. widow of Oliver 157 Mulberry 
 Ostrum David S. segar maker 9 Beach 
 Ostrum Samuel, carriage maker 9 Beach 
 Ott Casper, laborer 143 Court 
 Ott Henry, tobacconist 2 Garrabrant's Court 
 Otto Frederick, tailor 6 North Canal 
 Otio Reinhait, cabinet maker 24 North Prospect 
 Otto William, tailor 5 Cammack's Alley 
 Ougheltree Phebe, widow of Matthias 72 Kinney 
 Outwater John, plater 37 Durand 
 0. U. A. Nos. 1, 3, 10, 3d story Morris Buildings
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 203 
 
 Ovens John, school teacher 92 Warren 
 Overbaugh Abram B. carpenter 264 Washington 
 Overbaugh Ephraim, harness maker 23 Fulton 
 Overton Isaac, Erie Railroad Aprnt 48 Court 
 Overton John B. California 48 Court 
 
 P. 
 
 Pabst Adam, tailor 71 Court 
 
 Pabst Valentine, tailor 71 Court 
 
 Pace Mary, 398 Broad 
 
 Page Angeline, dress maker 31 Catharine 
 
 Page David, tailor 31 Catharine 
 
 Page James, wheelwright 192 Railroad avenue 
 
 Page James C. patent leather 34 Plane 
 
 Page John O. shoe manuf. 2 Commerce 
 
 Page Lorenzo, shoe mfr. 2 Commerce h. 37 Lawrence 
 
 Page Thomas N. 25 Park 
 
 Paine Daniel, carpenter 152 Plane 
 
 Paine John A. M. D. Albany N. Y. 
 
 Paine Thomas, lace weaver 10 Congress 
 
 Palmer Charles, millwright 11 Lumber 
 
 Palmer Dwight, jeweler 40 Columbia h. 350 Broad 
 
 Palmer Ellas, carpenter 426 Broad 
 
 Palmer John B. jeweler 40 Columbia h. 114 Mulberry 
 
 Palmer, Richardson & Co. jewelers 40 Columbia and 
 
 Maiden Lane, N. Y. 
 Palmer Samuel, carpenter 58 Court 
 Palmer Sarah, widow of James L. 134 Mulberry 
 Palmer William S. saddler 22 Commerce 
 Pancoast Solomon, polisher 244 Washington 
 Pancoast William G. polisher 257 Washington 
 Paradise Philemon D. morocco dresser 29 Searing 
 Parcels Albert A. shoemaker 28 South Market 
 Parcels Arm, widow of William 29 Court 
 Parcels Henry, body maker 190 Bank 
 Parcels John, clerk 330 Broad h. 19 Green 
 Parcels Joseph, japan hat maker 2 13 Plane 
 Pardue Timothy, dealer in old iron 232 Market 
 Park Albert G. daguerrian Alabama 
 Park Austin S. daguerrian 320 Broad h. 9 Orchard 
 Park Edson, shoemaker Louisville, Ky. 
 Park Hervey, insurance agent 152 Mulberry 
 Park Uriah, shoemaker Lyons Farms 
 Parker Catharirre, widow 219 North Broad 
 Parker Cortlandt, att'y & couns. 281 h. 161 Broad 
 Parker Emeline, vest maker 108J Plane 
 Parker Emerson, (col'd) 156 Lock 

 
 204 PIERSON'S 
 
 Parker Isaac S. feed, &c. 140 Market h. 19 Columbia 
 
 Parker James H. flour and feed 77 Broad h. 25 State 
 
 Parker Jane, widow of Kseck 12 Academy 
 
 Parker John S. flour and feed 77 Broad h. 75 Spring 
 
 Parker Mary, widow of Thomas 1084 Plane 
 
 Parker Robert, rigger 49 Bridge c. Ogden 
 
 Parker William, shoemaker 44 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Parker William E. 217 North Broad 
 
 Parker William V. saddler New Haven 
 
 Parkhurst Archibald, clerk Old Bank h. 14 Bank 
 
 Parkhurst Charles, hat block turner 55 Court 
 
 'Parkhurst Cyrus, transpor. line N. & N. Y. 51 Ferry 
 
 Parkhurst Henry L. farmer 609 Broad 
 
 Parkhurst Henry N. farmer 17 Thomas 
 
 Parkhurst Isaiah, patent leather 19 Cross 
 
 Parkhurst Jonathan, paper maker Millville, N. J. 
 
 Parkhurst & West, dry goods 216 Broad 
 
 Parkhurst William S. jeweler 55 Court 
 
 Parkhurst William W. builder rear h. 19 Cross 
 
 Parkin John S. W. M. D. 16 Park place 
 
 Parkinson George, carpenter 166 Bank 
 
 Parkinson Joseph L. painter 100 Union 
 
 Parmele Adire, sawyer 46 Lawrence 
 
 Parmenter Thomas, hatter 16 Cherry 
 
 Parr Eliza, 19 Cedar 
 
 Parr Melinda, 19 Cedar 
 
 Parse Franklin, trunkmaker 61 Mechanic 
 
 Parse Stites, tinsmith 53 Church 
 
 Parsil Edwin R. hatter 261 Washington 
 
 Parson William, carpenter 15 Franklin 
 
 Parsons Abraham, carpenter 34 Liberty 
 
 Parsons Charles, carpenter 34 Liberty 
 
 Parsons Starr, surrogate's office h. 71 Warren 
 
 Parsons Walter, carpenter 87 Union 
 
 Passmore Simon, grocer 40 Market h. 7 Catharine 
 
 Passmore William, 7 Catharine 
 
 Pateman John, shoemaker 29 Plane 
 
 Pateman Thomas, mason 29 Plane 
 
 Paterson John W. boatman 75 North Canal 
 
 Patterson Dan. 22 Plane 
 
 Patterson Geo. W. 5'J Wall N. Y. r. 172 Market 
 
 Patterson John, 9 Boudinot 
 
 Patterson Robert, spring maker 5 Slate 
 
 Patterson Samuel L. saddler 22 Plane 
 
 Patterson William, saddler 256 Washington 
 
 Patterson William, farmer 61 Richmond 
 
 Patterson William D saddler 22 Plane 
 
 Pattison George K. California 34 Commerce
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 205 
 
 Patton David T. beer maker 19 William 
 
 Patton Eli R. 549 High 
 
 Patton Margaret, widow 350 High 
 
 Patton Patrick, morocco dresser 12 Summit 
 
 Patrickworm Francis (col'd) 16 Academy 
 
 Paul Clitus, clerk r. 172 South Broad 
 
 Paul Jeremiah, harness maker ISO Mulberry 
 
 Paul Jonathan, edge tool grinder 77J Court 
 
 Paul William, coach smith 470 R. R. ave. 172 S. Broad 
 
 Paulin Thomas, engraver 178J Mulberry 
 
 Payan Thomas C. clothier 311 Broad r. New Orleans 
 
 Pay an Si Co. Thomas C. clothiers 10 Canal N. O. 
 
 Payne Alfred I. brass turner 105 Warren 
 
 Payne Bernard M. mason 105 Warren 
 
 Payne Catharine, widow of James 105 Warren 
 
 Paxton Isaac, 140 Kinney 
 
 Paxton Obadiah, 140 Kinney 
 
 Peak & Brothers, liquor store 50 Market 
 
 Peak Edward, liquor store 50 Market c. Plane 
 
 Peak William, liquor store 50 Market 
 
 Peal John F. tailor 19 Nicholson 
 
 Pearce David H. watch maker, 71 Lock 
 
 Pearson William C. jeweler New York 
 
 Peck Alfred L. harness maker 116 Orchard 
 
 Peck Ephraim M. segar maker 27 Lawrence 
 
 Peck J. L. jeweler r. City Hotel 
 
 Peckham Isaiah, teacher public school No. 6 h. 42 Lock 
 
 Peckwell Agnes, widow of Henry 26 Columbia 
 
 Peckwell James painter 20 Columbia 
 
 Peddie & Morrison, trunk manufacturers 104 Market 
 
 Peddie Thomas B. trunk maker 104 Market h. 14 Camfield 
 
 Pedrick Peter, jeweler 366 Broad 
 
 Peel Daniel, saddletree maker 19 Boudinot 
 
 Peer Alfred, coffin ware room 125 h. 37J Market 
 
 Peer Cornelius, shoemaker 25 Catharine 
 
 Peer Hester, widow of Thomas grocery 63 Commerce 
 
 Peer Margaret A. widow of Richard nurse 7 N. Canal 
 
 Peet Ann, widow grocer 75 Market 
 
 Peiffer Peter, German boarding house 90 Mulberry 
 
 Pell John, finding store 116 Market 
 
 Pelly Frederick, joiner Montgomery c. Broom 
 
 Peloubet David A. jeweler 10 Mercer 
 
 Peloubet Elizabeth, widow of Alexander 10 Mercer 
 
 Pemberton James, plated metal mfr. 5i Fair h. 23 Green 
 
 Pemberton William, plated metal manufr. 5J Fair h. 39 
 
 Division Place 
 
 Pendleton Daniel, gardner 21 Halsey 
 Pennifeather Mary, rear 11 East Fair 
 18 

 
 206 FIERSON'S 
 
 Pennington A. C. M. alt. & couns. 291 Broad h. 532 High 
 
 Pennington Jabez P. att. & couns. 291 Broad h. Harrison 
 
 Pennington James A. jeweler 450 Elm c. Hanover 
 
 Pennington Samuel H. M. D. 255 Broad 
 
 Pennington William, att. & couns. 228 Broad h. 129 High 
 
 Pennington William S. att. at law 228 Broad h. 129 High 
 
 Penovia Joseph, 19 Boudinot 
 
 Peppard Francis, coach maker 16 Bleeker 
 
 Perham Charlotte G. widow of David 20 Park 
 
 Periam Thomas, moulder 98 Broad 
 
 Perkins John, patent leather 547 High 
 
 Perkins John, confectionary 167 Market 
 
 Perkins Lorinda, 4 James 
 
 Perkins Sarah, widow of Thomas 11 Plane 
 
 Perrien John, shoemaker 13 Fair 
 
 Perrien William, tailor 13 Fair 
 
 Perry Benjamin, carpenter 19 Warren 
 
 Perry Caleb, shoemaker Orange n. Ninth 
 
 Perry Charles A. patent leather 281 High 
 
 Perry Ephraim B. shoemaker Orange n. Ninth 
 
 Perry James, patent leather 281 High 
 
 Peiry Jarnes A. shoemaker 23 Jefferson 
 
 Perry Job, moulder 147 Nesbitt c. Hoyt 
 
 Perry Joseph, trunk manuf. 21 Sussex avenue 
 
 Perry Rev. Joseph, teacher 3 Grove 
 
 Perry Nehemiah, clothier 294 Broad h. 14 Clinton 
 
 Perry & Co. N- clothiers 294 Broad c. Market 
 
 Perry Samuel, clerk 294 Broad h. 14 Clinton 
 
 Perry William Hampton, carman 536 Broad 
 
 Person Matthew, harness maker 12 Fair 
 
 Peshine John S. shoe store 318 Broad h. 71 Elizabeth Rd. 
 
 Peters & Bradley, second hand furniture 88 Broad 
 
 Peters Charles, laborer 32 McWhorter 
 
 Peters George H. dry goods 131 Market h. 258 High 
 
 Peters Horatio N. trunk and carpet bag manuf 121 River 
 
 h 66 South Broad 
 
 Peters James, sec. hand furniture 88 B'd. h. 28 N. Essex 
 Peters Lewis, 43 Lawrence 
 Peto Henry, carriage maker Crane c. Caroline 
 Petter John, patent leather 137 Plane 
 
 Pettit , carpenter 12 Niagara 
 
 Pettit Garret, quarryman 60 Crane 
 
 Pettit Miss Fanny, 8 Academy 
 
 Pettit Miss Harriet M.ladies sem. 317 Broad r. 8 Academy 
 
 Pettit James, trunk maker 5 Oak 
 
 Pettit John, 8 Academy 
 
 Pettit Joseph T. carpenter 116 Elm 
 
 Petty David, retired gent. 45 Columbia
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 207 
 
 Petty Phebe, widow of Capt. Ebenezer 55 Commerce 
 
 Petty Samuel, clerk 341 Broad h. 45 Columbia 
 
 Petty William, cutler Orange n. Ninth 
 
 Pfeister Rev. John P. 232 Washington 
 
 Pfifer Henry, cabinet maker 110 Oliver 
 
 Phelan George P. morocco dresser 1 Summit 
 
 Phelps Henry, carriage maker 250 Washington 
 
 Phelps Lillis, widow of Juda boarding house 19 Market 
 
 Phillips Daniel, tool maker 28 Quarry 
 
 Phillips George C. tin manufacturer 2 Com. h. 4 N. Canal 
 
 Phillips George Y. Camptown 
 
 Phillips John, South Orange avenue above Wallace 
 
 Phillips John M. machinist Union Iron Wks.h. 25 Bridge 
 
 Phillips Mary, widow of Elisha 68 Bank 
 
 Phillips Michael, painter 30 North Prospect 
 
 Phillips Rachel, widow of Pardon 16 Fulton 
 
 Phillips Thomas J. carpenter 28 Quarry 
 
 Phillips William, cutter 9 Columbia 
 
 Phipps John H. upholsterer 156 Broad 
 
 Pickett William H. painter 327 Broad 
 
 Pidgeon Patrick, currier 161 Bank 
 
 Pie Peter, boatman 52 North Canal 
 
 Piepha Charles, painter 87 Quarry 
 
 Pier Cornelius, painter 57 State 
 
 Pier Jacob L. saddletree maker 29 State 
 
 Pier Peter, carpenter 38 Orange 
 
 Pierce Anson G. blacksmith 551 High 
 
 Pierce Elijah E. butcher South Orange avenue 
 
 Pierce Henry G. cabinet maker 23 South Prospect 
 
 Pierce John, shoemaker 25 Rankin 
 
 Pierce Raymond B. shirt mfr 312 Broad r. 13 Pennington 
 
 Pierce Robert T. butcher S. Orange ave. above Wallace 
 
 Pierce William, victualling house 101 Broad 
 
 Pierce William, portable desk 31 Baldwin 
 
 Pierman Daniel, pattern maker 82 Quarry 
 
 Pierson Abigail, widow of Elihu, 30 Mechanic 
 
 Pierson Abraham A. shoemaker 3 Fulton 
 
 Pierson Abraham R. currier 86J Market h- 199 Washing'n 
 
 Pierson Albert, carpenter 47 Fair 
 
 Pierson Albert O. wood and coal merchant 46 Kinney 
 
 Pierson Alfred, carpenter 10 Lafayette 
 
 Pierson Asa, dash and railing 5 Railroad av. h. 47 Lafay. 
 
 Pierson Benjamin C. carman 31 M. & E. Railroad ave. 
 
 Pierson Benjamin M. 18 Cross 
 
 Pierson Benjamin T. City Directory office 17 Court 
 
 Pierson & Berry, curriers 86j Market 
 
 Pierson Caleb, collar maker 30 Mechanic 
 
 Pierson Catharine, widow of Abner 35 Columbia 
 
 Pierson Charles H. hat mfr. 54 Liberty h. 152 Mulberry
 
 208 PIERSON'S 
 
 Pierson Charles H. jeweler 19 Hill 
 
 Pierson C. Henry, shipping and com. mer. 61 South N. Y. 
 
 h. 6.1 Halsey 
 
 Pierson Charles T. mason and builder 67 Court 
 Pierson Charles W. cutlet 69 Ferry 
 Pierson Daniel, clothier 284 Broad h. 144 Mulberry 
 Pierson David C. Cat. coach lace weaver 20 Halsey 
 Pierson David M. clerk 284 Broad r. 38 Clinton 
 Pierson Edward, Deputy Sheriff office City Hall h Orange 
 Pierson Eliza, school teacher 63 Bank 
 Piersen Elizabeth, widow of Matthias 20 Church 
 Pierson Frances, widow of Benjamin 32 Front 
 Pierson Harriet, dress maker 7 Franklin Place 
 Pierson Ira C. 209 Thompson M. Y. 
 Pierson Isaac N. patent leather 92 Halsey 
 Pierson Israel, master mason 10 Lafayette 
 Pierson James, varnish 237 Mulberry h. 12 Cottage 
 Pierson James C. harness maker 116 Orchard 
 Pierson Jeremiah C. clerk 122 Pearl, N. Y r. 46 Kinney 
 Pierson John A., chair maker 27 Cherry 
 Pierson John 11. jeweler 1 Green h. 121 Mulberry 
 Pierson Jonathan, trunk manufacturer 15 h. 19 Hill 
 Pierson Joseph, New York h. 100 High 
 Pierson Joseph C. merchant 574 h. 582 Broad 
 Pierson Lewis C. trimmer Augusta, Ga. 19 Hill 
 Pierson Mary, widow of Hiram 61 Halsey 
 Pierson Mirab, widow of Abel 44 Fair 
 Pierson Nathan F. bow maker 47 Lawrence 
 Pierson Ralph H. malleable iron 74 Clay h. 13 Franklin 
 Pierson Rebecca, widow of Silas 10 Lafayette 
 Pierson & Robertson, varnish mfrs. 225 Railroad avenue 
 Pierson Jr. Samuel, merchant 574 h. 582 Broad 
 Pierson S. & Son, merchants 514 Broad 
 PierEon Samuel, shoemaker 18 Orleans 
 Pierson Stephen H. mer. 122 Pearl h. 13 Hammond, N. Y. 
 Pierson Jr. Stephen H. clerk 1.1 M. Lane N. Y. h. 19 Hill 
 Piersen Stephen S. japanner Orleans n. Orange 
 Pierson Sylvester C. varnish 225 R. R. av. h. 79 Orchard 
 Pierson Thomas B. wagon maker 7 Church h. 424 Broad 
 Pierson William, machinist 18 Cross 
 Pierson William, carpenter 275 Railroad avenue 
 Pierson William, sheriff office City Hall, h. Orange 
 Pierson William, shipping & commission merchant 61 
 
 South, N. Y. h. 61 Halsey 
 
 Pierson William Henry ; clerk New Orleans r. 46 Kinney 
 Pierson & Woodruff, wagon makers 7 Chh. and 31 William 
 Pilch Rev. Frederick, pastor Bethel chh. 174 S. Market 
 Pilcher Henry, organ builder 117 River h. 17 Fulton 
 Pilger John, gardener 14 Marshall
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 209 
 
 Pilkinton William, jeweller 276 Railroad avenue 
 
 Pine Adam, tailor 41 West 
 
 Pine James, portrait painter 263 Broad 
 
 Pinkney William E. carpenter 25 McWhorter 
 
 Pinneo James B. office 2 Beaver h. 245 High 
 
 Pinot Claude M. currier 60 Jones 
 
 Pirsson Alexander T. piano fortes Wash'n hall r. Park h. 
 
 Pitcher Robert, shoe manufacturer 168 Washington 
 
 Pitney Lucinda, widow of Charles A. 128 Broad 
 
 Pitt John C. Salisbury Centre, Herkimer Co., N. Y. 
 
 Pitt Myers F. farmer 100 Bloornfield avenue 
 
 Pitt Richard C, plater 96 Elm 
 
 Pittenger John, shoemaker 19 New 
 
 Plagge Herman, hatter and grocer 12 Scriber's Lane 
 
 Playfoot Spencer, hatter 5 Scott 
 
 Plisser Frederick, laborer upper end of Kinney 
 
 Plum Ann, widow of Joseph R. Newark c. Canal 
 
 Plum Jacob T. 204 Academy 
 
 Plum Lewis, oramental painter 16 Plum 
 
 Plum Matthias, farmer 115 Washington 
 
 Plum Stephen H. Ill Washington 
 
 Plume Amzi B. 582 High c. Quarry 
 
 Plume John I. justice and comm'r for all the States 173 
 
 Broad h. 42 Washington 
 
 Plume Lucetta, widow of Joseph 19 Park Place 
 Plume Matilda, wido\v of David 582 High c. Quarry 
 Plume Robert, coachsmith 78 Union 
 Plume Sarah, widow of Isaac A. 19 Park Place 
 Plume William, 21 Bridge 
 Plumley Matilda, widow of John C. 38 Rector 
 Plunket Edward, currier 6 Shipman 
 Plunket Mary A. dress maker 118 Orange 
 Poinier Charles, jeweler 24 Ward 
 Poinier David, constable 66 Union 
 Poinier Elisha B. lumber merchant 221 Market 
 Poinier Elizabeth, widow of Charles P. 45 Liberty 
 Poinier E. B. & J. D. lumber merchants n. Bethel church 
 Poinier Horace J lumber mor. 37 Commercial h. 50 Ferry 
 Poinier Jr. Horace J. clerk 266 Broad h. 50 Ferry 
 Poinier Jeremiah D. lumber merchant 219 Market 
 Poinier John W. vice pres. in. co. 151 Mkt. h. Morrislown 
 Poinier William K. 37 Commercial r. 50 Ferry 
 Polhamus Rebecca, widow of Aaron 98 Kinney 
 Pollard Charles A. mason 51 Orange 
 Pollard Jacob H. carpenter 29 South Market 
 Pollard James, engineer 265 Broad . 
 Pollard Jonathan, watch maker 122 Lock 
 Pollard Mary B. widow of David 277 Mulberry 
 18*
 
 210 PIERSON 
 
 Pollard Samuel B. carpenter 2MNerty h. 112 Elm 
 Pollard William W. cloth and oil silk manufacturer 45 h. 
 
 31 South Market 
 Polley Keziah, nurse 71 Spring 
 Pommart John, carpenter 1 Adams 
 Pool Alexander, grocer 176 r. 124 Broad 
 Pool James, clerk 371 Broad h. 6 Green 
 Pool Samuel, lace weaver 12 Orleans 
 Pool William, jeweler 3 East Green 
 Poor Charles W. cabinet ware 336 Broad h. 233 Plane 
 Poor Rev. Daniel W. pastor High street chh. 67 Court 
 Poor House, 130 Elizabethtown Road 
 Pope William, carpenter 35 Camp 
 Porter, Ay res, & Co. Daily Mercury 25)7 Broad 
 Porter Burr, clothiers 7 Cedar 
 Porter Daniel, shoemaker 161 Plane 
 Porter Jr. Daniel, Daily Mercury 14 East River 
 Porter, Keen & Co. clothiers 28t3 Broad (up stairs) 
 Porter Monroe, trunk maker 161 Plane 
 Porter P. H. clothiers 288 Broad h. 7 Cedar 
 
 Porter Samuel, machinist 114 Orange 
 Post Abraham, india rubber Summit 
 
 Post Catharine, 17 Green 
 
 Post Cornelius M. carriage maker 3G Harrison h. 18 Hill 
 
 Post Elias G. shoemaker 188 Plane 
 
 Post Garret, carpenter 6 Catharine 
 
 Post James M. blacksmith 92 Halsey 
 Post John, shoemaker 31 Court 
 
 Post John, constable 61 Market 
 
 Post John H. turner 131 Mulberry 
 
 Post John E. coach rnfr. c. Hamilton & McWhorter h. 15 
 Lafayette 
 
 Post Office, 117 Market 
 
 Post Phebe, widow of David O. JO Ferry 
 
 Post Thomas, carpenter 75 Ferry 
 
 Post Thomas G. harness maker 102 Elm 
 
 Potter Samuel B. grocer and provisions 89 Barclay N. Y- 
 
 Potter Rev. Samuel S. Lawrenceburgh, Indiana 
 
 Pound . cracker baker 19 Lombardy 
 
 Pow Henry, sash and blind maker 1 Cammacks alley 
 
 Pow John, sailor 77 Orange 
 
 Powderly Hugh, laborer 131 Nesbitt 
 
 Powell Barnabas, blacksmith 9 Court 
 
 Powell Charles, jeweler 9 Court 
 
 Power Michael, currier 210 Washington 
 
 Power William, currier 210 Washington 
 
 Powles Henry, 59 River r. 454 Broad 
 
 Powles Martin P. carpenter 32 Warren
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 211 
 
 Prager Alexander, saddler, Ij Warren 
 
 Prall Pompey, (co'l'd) 21 Hedges' alley 
 
 Pratt Elizabeth, widow of Lott 13 Bank 
 
 Pratt Sarah, widow of Solomon H. 14 Commerce 
 
 Prendergast Patrick, shoemaker 42 Union 
 
 Prenss Edward A. apothecary 134 Market 
 
 Prentice & Brown, japanned muslin & silkmfrs. VNutt'n. 
 
 Prentice Ira, tinner 38 Orange 
 
 Prentice William, japan hat mfr. 7 Nuttman h. 398 Broa 1 
 
 Prentiss Abigail, widow of William 128 Mulberry, 
 
 Preston Catharine, India rubber 28 Lombard v 
 
 Price Aaron M. painter 67 Bank 
 
 Price Aaron O. 172 Washington 
 
 Price Miss Abby, trimmer 33 Plane 
 
 Price Charles C. baker 13 Cottage 
 
 Price Daniel, varnish manuf. 224 & 237 h. 117 Mulberry 
 
 Price & Co. Daniel, varnish manufs. 224 6f 237Mulberry 
 
 Price David, varnish mfr. 228 Mulberry h. 13 Cottage 
 
 Price Elias D. shoemaker 27 Academy 
 
 Price Henrietta, 27 Walnut 
 
 Price James H. steeple psinter!2 Bank 
 
 Price John, optician 345 Broad h. 2*3 Chestnut 
 
 Price Jeremiah C. furniture dealer 311 Broad h. 6 Ward 
 
 Price Mary, 27 Walnut 
 
 Price Matthias, edge tool mfr. 58 Hamilton h. 97 Mulb'y- 
 
 Price Moses, farmer I.yon's Farms 
 
 Price Phebe, widow of Aaron 65 Bank 
 
 Price Thomas, tinsmith 121 Broad 
 
 Price Thompson, varnish mfr. '224 h. 157J Mulberry 
 
 Price & Co. Thompson, varnish mfrs. 224 Mulberry 
 
 Price William H. grocer 224 Washington 
 
 Price William R. sash and blind maker 23 Catharine 
 
 Price William W. Elizabethtown road 
 
 Pridham George, saddler 9 Ward 
 
 Pridham James, saddler 32 Cottage 
 
 Pridliam Lawrence, 32 Cottage 
 
 Priest Henry C. silver spoons 139 h. 141 Orange 
 
 Prim Ernest, brass finisher 68 South 
 
 Prime Rev. Samuel I. 285 Broadway N. Y. 
 
 Primrose John, saddler rear 114 Church 
 
 Pringle Ellen, widow of Mark II Fair 
 
 Pritchard Francis, button maker 150 Academy 
 
 Pritchard William, 5 Grove 
 
 Probasco George, carriage maker 30 Chestnut 
 
 Probasco Jacob, coach trimmer 108^ Plane 
 
 Prosch Charlotte, daguerrian 259 Broad h. 88 Halsey 
 
 Prosch George W. daguerrian 13 Arch 
 
 Prosch William, oysters 20 East River
 
 212 PIERSON'S 
 
 Prosch Jr. William, oysters 20 East River 
 
 Prosser John, lamp maker 158 Plane 
 
 Prosser John, 366 Broad 
 
 Prosser Thomas, currier 157 Plane 
 
 Protestant Foster Home 270 North Broad 
 
 Prout Charles, blacksmith 13 Green 
 
 Prout Nelson, fishmonger 28 Green 
 
 Provost David, carpenter 42 Quarry 
 
 Provost John, teacher 42 Washington 
 
 Provost Luke, saddle tree riveter 4 Halsey's Court 
 
 Provost William, blacksmith 575 High 
 
 Pruden Charlotte, tailoress 130 Orange 
 
 Pruden Phebe S. widow of Ezra 52 Bleeker 
 
 Pruden Samantha, tailoress 130 Orange 
 
 Public School No. 1 (North Ward) 14 & 16 State 
 
 Public School No. 2 (East Ward) 96 & 98 Commerce 
 
 Public School No. 3 (West Ward) 21 % 23 Market 
 
 Public School No. 4 (South Ward) 23 & 25 Hill 
 
 Public School No. 5 (Fifth Ward) 60 & 62 Lafayette 
 
 Public School No. 6 (Seventh Ward) 38 & 40 Lock 
 
 Pudney John B. New York h. 23 Warren 
 
 Pullinger Dorcas, North Broad c. Belleville road 
 
 PulvettafT John, tinsmith Walnut c. .South Prospect 
 
 Purden Thomas, aqueduct layer 164 Quarry 
 
 Purse Miss Emma, Springfield ave. c. Prospect place 
 
 Purser John, laborer 2 Brunswick. 
 
 Purson Richard, blacksmith 11 Court 
 
 Pye Thomas, locksmith 8 State 
 
 Q. 
 
 Quail Robert, peddler 528 High 
 
 Quarrie John, spring maker SOGoble 
 
 Queman Alfred, shoemaker 218 Plane 
 
 Queman Jacob, harness maker 199 R. R. avenue 
 
 Queman Samuel, carpenter 61 Sheffield n. Orange 
 
 Queman Simeon, harness maker 66 Plane 
 
 Quick Lotan, moulder 184 Nesbitt 
 
 Quigley John, grocer and carpent. tool maker 109 Quarry 
 
 Quigley -Phillip, spirit levels and carpenter's tools 72 Clav 
 
 h, 8 Mill 
 
 Quimby Michael, mason 11 Scott 
 Quimby Sarah, widow of John 32 Bleeker 
 Quimby William S. body maker 32 Bleeker 
 Quimlan James, laborer 59 Ferry 
 Quimm John, tailor 16 Camfield 
 Quinby James M. MAYOR, 9 Park place 
 Quinby & Co. James M. coach manufacturers 325 Broad 
 Quinby Jonas S. jeweler 9 Park place
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY: 213 
 
 Quinn Catharine, widow of Patrick 108 New 
 
 Quinn Francis, baker 1 State 
 
 Quinn John, baker 4 and 6 Mulberry 
 
 Quinn Mary, widow of Miles grocer 35 Lawrence 
 
 Quinn Michael, I State 
 
 R. 
 
 Rabeneau Henry, chair maker 
 
 Rache Malcher, japanner 37 Nesbitt 
 
 Radcliffe Samuel, plater 15 Franklin 
 
 Radcliffe William W. machinist rear 34 Bleeke- 
 
 Radel John, baker 81 Plane 
 
 Raderaacher Henry, mason 151 Court c. Grand 
 
 Rader Christian, shoemaker 6 Fair 
 
 Rader Henry, shoemaker 6 Fair 
 
 Radez Frederick, baker 9 Lafayette 
 
 Radin Reuben, carpenter 34 Nesbitt 
 
 Radin William, mason 33 Baldwin 
 
 Radvvell Edward, 64 North Canal 
 
 Rafferty John, laborer 40 Union 
 
 Ragan Bridget, widow of James 41 Academy 
 
 Ragan Daniel, india rubber 120 Lock 
 
 Ragan Patrick, grocer 42 Mulberry 
 
 Rain Christian, tailor 1 Rankin 
 
 Raisbeck Charles, harness maker 40 Green 
 
 Raisbeck James H. harness maker Kinney c. S. Prospect 
 
 Raithamer Elizabeth, 57 Academy 
 
 Rakenbrot Leonard, cabinet maker 137 Plane 
 
 Ramel Felix, florist 2 Longworth c. Washington 
 
 Ramsey Sarah, widow of William 22 Plume 
 
 Randall William N. furniture store 245 Broad 
 
 Randell Clara, widow 20 Bank 
 
 Randeil George, jeweler 276 Railroad avenue 
 
 Randell George D. coach painter 20 Bank 
 
 Randell Isaac, jeweler & curl store 232 Bd. h. 12 S. Canal 
 
 Randolph Furman F. feed store 1 New 
 
 Randolph Harriet F. tailoress 31 Mulberry 
 
 Randolph Joel D. 21 Orleans 
 
 Randolph John P. carman 121 Broad 
 
 Randolph Lewis F. 67 Seekman N. Y. h. 72 New 
 
 Randolph Mary F. widow of Jeptha 11 New 
 
 Randolph Martin, tailor 126 Kinney 
 
 Randolph Samuel M. F. hatter 41 William h. 258 Wash. 
 
 Randolph Simeon, currier 126 Kinney 
 
 Randolph Staats F. clerk 130 Broad 
 
 Randolph Stillman F. grocer 130 Broad 
 
 Rang Robert, file maker 7 Liberty
 
 214 PIERSON'S 
 
 Ranke Charles G. surg. inst. Frank. Factory b. 611 High 
 Rankin Andrew, hat manuf. 304 Broad h. 28 Clinton 
 Rankin Andrew, fur blower 7 Nuttman 
 Rankin Rev. Charles W. rector St. Peter's Ch. Morristown 
 Rankin, Duryee & Co. hat manufacturers 2 Beaver 
 Rankin Rev. Edward E. pastor 8/A avenue Ch. N. Y. 
 Rankin Rev. Henry V. missionary to China 296 High 
 Rankin Isaac N. office 2 Beaver h. 297 High 
 Rankin James A. hat manuf. 304 Broad h. 28 Clinton 
 Rankin William, Hill Park 296 High 
 Rankin Jr. William, Treas. A. B. F. M. 413 Broad 
 Ranney Miss, young ladies' school 208 Broad 
 Rano Joseph S. shoemaker 4 Harrison's Court 
 Ransley James, confectioner 69 Bank 
 Ransley William, livery stable 67 Halsey 
 Ranscher William, engraver 6 Scott 
 Ransom Newell, painter 26 Hamilton 
 Rapplea James C. sexton House of Prayer h. 9 State- 
 Raup Charles, saddler 30 Division 
 Rawley Thomas, carpenter 2 Brunswick 
 Ray Elias S. (col'd) California h. 17 Academy 
 Ray James, (col'd) 5 Pearl 
 Ray Robert, cutter 24 Baldwin 
 Raymond John, paper maker 82 New 
 Raymond Stephen, jeweler 112 Church 
 Read Maria, widow of John 132 Kinney 
 Reader Clark, currier 16 Fair 
 Reading Francis, proof reader 40 Fair 
 Reading Miss Rebecca, 222 Broad 
 Reaffer John, jeweler 90 Mulberry 
 Rechsteiner John, professor of music 9 Liberty 
 Red Patrick, boot maker 3 Hedges' Alley 
 Redfield Elisha K. tinman 270 Plane 
 Reding George, laborer 23 Prince 
 Reeb Francis, brewer Ferry c. Congress 
 Reed Erastus, carriage maker 75 Union 
 Reed Joseph, carpenter 66 State 
 Reed Noah, carpenter 91 Catharine 
 Reef Charles, zinc maker 25 Congress 
 Reef Joseph, 154 South Market 
 Rees John, shoemaker 3674 Broad h. 37 Orchard 
 Reeve Abner S. builder and mason 113 Plane 
 Reeve & Co. Abner S. coal and wood and masons' mate- 
 rials, 141 River foot of Lumber 
 
 Reeve , widow of David 88 Academy 
 
 Reeve David B. builder Michigan 
 
 Reeve Elizabeth, widow of Marcus D. 356 High c. Acad. 
 
 Reeve Evayts, japanner 121 Washington
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 215 
 
 Reeve Ezra, builder 40 Pennington h- 117 Orchard 
 
 Reeve Hannah, widow of William 88 Academy 
 
 Reeve H. John, carpenter 157 South Market 
 
 Reeve JohnM. shoemaker 702 Broad 
 
 Reeve Jonas C. master mason 14 South Essex 
 
 Reeve Lucius, saddler 88 Academy 
 
 Reeve Zadock, mason 21 Bank 
 
 Reeves Abner W. M. D. 130J Broad 
 
 Reeves John, shoemaker 1 South Essex 
 
 Reeves Joseph, tailor 39 Academy 
 
 Reeves Moses, carpenter inquire 103 Catharine 
 
 Reeves Oliver, grocer 57 William, h. 241 Plane 
 
 Reeves Sarah, widow of Benjamin 121 Washington 
 
 Reger Phillip, pedler 35 Bruen 
 
 Rehise George, trunkmaker rear 98 Church 
 
 Reid James, gardener River c. railroad 
 
 Reigher Phillip, 25 South Prospect 
 
 Reihing John, shoemaker 131 Baldwin 
 
 Reilly Mary, widow of Michael 8 Pierson's Alley 
 
 Reilly Robert, currier 219 Bank c. Boston 
 
 Reiman Charles, physician 31 Clinton 
 
 Reinhold William, jeweler 79 Walnut 
 
 Reins Robert, boiler maker 8 Madison 
 
 Reis William, tailor Broom c. Springfield avenue 
 
 Remer Gortrude, widow of H. 49 Bank 
 
 Rentier Jacob F. 9 Academy 
 
 Remer John, Geneva, N. Y. 
 
 Remmela Casper, tailor 123 Baldwin 
 
 Ren Elizabeth, tailoress 192 South Market 
 
 Ren John, laborer Bellemont avenue n. Kinney 
 
 Rennie Alexander, shoemaker 20 Lush 
 
 Renme James, shoemaker 190 Plane 
 
 Rennie Jr. James, cabinet maker 190 Plane 
 
 Rennie John, shoemaker 11 Union 
 
 Itenton George H. machinist 522 h. 518 High 
 
 Renton James, iron manufacturer 518 High 
 
 Reock Aaron, shoemaker ]07 Washington 
 
 Reock Hannah, widow of Jacob P. 45 Chestnut 
 
 Reock John, 15 Park 
 
 Reock John H. 308 Broad h. 13 Boudinot 
 
 Ressland Frederick K. shoemaker 12 Adams 
 
 Reuck Aaron, cloth cutter 133 Market h. 153 Academy 
 
 Reuter Joseph A. 121 Springfield avenue 
 
 Reuter , jeweler 59 Walnut 
 
 Revolon Gustave, carpenter 17 Fair 
 Reybold Anniste, segar case maker 250 Plane 
 Reynolds Abby, widow 89 Plane 
 Reynolds Ann, 125 Broad
 
 216 PIERSON'S 
 
 Reynolds Ely H. 23 North Essex 
 Reynolds Frederick, metal worker 22 Mechanic 
 Reynolds Henry, clerk 31 Monroe 
 Reynolds James, farmer 68 Monroe 
 Reynolds John, laborer 13 Van Buren 
 Reynolds Sarah, 125 Broad 
 Rhine Patrick, capt. Eclipse 38 Bridge 
 Rhodabeek John, mason Nichols n. South Prospect 
 Rhodes Harriet, widow of Samuel (col'd) 18 Division pi 
 Rhodes Rev. Jacob, (col'd) 25 Somerset n. Spruce 
 Rhodes John, carriage maker 3 North John 
 Rhodes Nathan C. 16 Mechanic h. Church 
 Rhornung Jacob, locksmith 37 Charlton 
 Rice Andrew, shoemaker 120 State 
 Rice Bernard, currier 15 Plane 
 Rice George B. painter 23 North Essex 
 Rice Jacob, carpenter 40 Richmond 
 Rice Joseph, cabinet maker 46 Lush 
 Rice J. Williams, painter 2 New h. 8 Front 
 Rice Nahum, painter 32 Front 
 Rice Rachel M. widow of Joseph W. 8 Front 
 Rice Sophia, 2 Prospect place 
 
 Rice William, picture frame maker 1 14 Washington- 
 Richards Cyrus, 21 Mulberry 
 Ki i.ards David W. grocer 362 Broad h. 25 Smith 
 Kichards D. W. & H. E. grocers 362 and 364 Broad 
 Richards Henry E. grocer 362 h. 360 Broad 
 Richards John,.Ca#/brm'a 
 Richards John C. 140 Point Lane 
 Richards John L. builder 15 Franklin 
 Richsrds Leonard, 150 South Broad 
 Richards Marcus S. carpenter 24 Bank 
 Richards Nathaniel, 590 Ferry 
 Richards Samuel, gardner 557 Ferry 
 Richards Thomas, farmer 590 Ferry 
 Richards Thomas A. shoemaker 19 Mulberry 
 Richards jr. Thomas. 30 Point Lane 
 Richards William, farmer 590 Ferry 
 Richards William, 43 Commerce c. Mulberry 
 Richardson Enos, jeweler 40 Columbia h. New York 
 Richardson Frederick, shoemaker 175 Piano 
 Richardson Joseph, shoemaker 79 Plane 
 Richardson Ralph, halter 19J Commerce 
 Richert Charles F. boarding house 93 South Canal 
 Richmond William, painter 15)9 Plane 
 Richmond Orlando, shoemaker 179 Railroad avenue 
 Rickerby John, baker and grocer 77 Green 
 Rickerby & Irving, bakers aid grocers 77 Green
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 217 
 
 Rickets Betsey, widow of Robert, (col'd) 2 Cranes' Basin 
 Ricketts William, shingle shaver 11 Durand 
 Ricord Elizabeth, teacher 47 Market 
 Ricord Frederick W. librarian 115 h. 47 Market 
 Ridel Frangois, French dyer 120 Market 
 Ridler Albert, painter 20 Bleeker . 
 
 Ridler Alfred, painter 20 Bleeker 
 Ridler A. & A. painters 20 Bleeker 
 Ridler William, painter 5'J Washington 
 Ridley Sarah, widow of John 169 Plane 
 Rigby James N trimmer 5 Camfield 
 Rigby Nicholas, helper 5 1 Orange 
 Riggs Abigail, widow of Caleb S. 146 High 
 Riggs Edward Edcnton, N. C. 146 High 
 Riggs Irene, 110 Union 
 Riggs Reuben, tobacconist 48 Fair 
 Right John, patent leather 71 Garden 
 Righter Harris, patent leather 100 South Orange avenue 
 Righter Samuel, coach manuf. 100 Bruen 
 Righter William A. att'y at law 151 Market r. City Hotel 
 Riker Abraham N. shoemaker 142 Nesbitt 
 Riker Abraham, ir.dia rubber New above Newark 
 Riker Cornelius C. shoemaker 35 Ogden 
 Riker David, mason 652 High 
 
 Riker Geo. builder 59 State h 64 M. & E. Railroad ave. 
 Riker George, mason 652 High 
 Riker George W. cabinet maker 144 Nesbitt 
 Riker & Goble, jewelers 379 Broad 
 Riker Gottleib, laborer 30 Plume 
 Riker Jacob, rear 28 Front 
 Riker James A. cooper 134 Academy 
 Riker John, cutler 18 Summit 
 Riker John, justice peace 237 Plane 
 Riker John A. carpenter 182 Academy 
 Riker 4 Morris, builders 59 State above High 
 Riker Peter, carpenter 171 Plane 
 Riker Richard, mason 4 Plume 
 Riker Stephen, oarriage maker 184 Bank 
 Riker Thomas H. mason 579 High 
 Riker William, jeweler 379 Broad h. 170 Mulberry 
 Riker William, mason 574 High 
 Riker William H. mason 57 State 
 Riley Barney, laborer 43 Madison 
 Riley Bartlett, currier 23 Augusta 
 Riley Brian, laborer Hermon c. Thomas 
 Riley Charles, mason IfiO' Ferry 
 Riley Eugene, 163 Thomas 
 Riley Francis, laborer 17 Plane 
 
 19
 
 518 PIEKSON'S 
 
 Riley James, shoe mfr. 167 Market 
 
 Riley James, shoemaker 167 Hank 
 
 Riley James, laborer 110 South Canal 
 
 Riley James, laborer 16!) Commerce 
 
 Riley James, blacksmith 192i South Market 
 
 Riley John, laborer 175 Plane 
 
 Riley John, box maker 68 Court 
 
 Riley John, laborer 85 Quarry 
 
 Riley John, laborer 163 Thomas c. Goble 
 
 Riley John, laborer 26 Market 
 
 Riley Joseph, grocer 174 Plane 
 
 Riley Michael, grocer 37 Mechanic 
 
 Riley Miles, currier 5 Cherry Alley 
 
 Riley Owen, blacksmith 27 Catharine 
 
 Riley Patrick, tailor 63 Jefferson 
 
 Riley Peter, shoemaker 133 Academy 
 
 Riley Thomas, laborer 60 Adams 
 
 Riley William, (col'd) 70 Garden 
 
 Rindell Anthony C. mason 195 Mulberry 
 
 Rindell John, carpenter 6 South Essex 
 
 Riorden Patrick, M. E. R. R. h. 76 Orange 
 
 Ripley David, steam saw mill h. 113 Commerce 
 
 Ripley & Co David, steam saw & planing 16 Commercial 
 
 Ripley William A. clerk steam saw mill 113 Commerce 
 
 Risley John, 55 Lafayette 
 
 Rispen Patrick, laborer 2 Jackson 
 
 Rissland Christopher, laborer 23 Charlton 
 
 Rissland Jacob, laborer 28 Van Buren 
 
 Ritchie Charles G. asst. keeper County Jail 
 
 Ritchie Frances E. widow of William 16 Chestnut 
 
 Ritchie Henry, locksmith 110 Elm 
 
 Ritter Thomas, 344 Broad 
 
 Ritter William Henrv, tailor 18 South Canal 
 
 Riuhenk Anthony, machinist 96 Church 
 
 Riverline , paper maker 116 Mill 
 
 Roach James, laborer 1-2 River 
 
 Roalofs Andrew, foundry 5 East Mechanic h. 42 Ferry 
 
 Roalofs James, iron founder 103 McWhorter 
 
 Robb Elizabeth, widow of Samuel 29 Park 
 
 Robb John, wood merchant 31 Park 
 
 Robb William, carman 29 Park 
 
 Robbins Harriet, 285 Washington 
 
 RobMns Isaac, shoemaker 144 Plane 
 
 Robbins John, carpenter 82 Ridge 
 
 Robert Mrs. Joseph, 8 Centre 
 
 Reberitnson James, jewt-ler 34 Orchard 
 
 Roberts Elias. mason Ih3 Elizabethtown Road 
 
 Roberts Elizabeth, widow of Wm. H 95 Mulberry
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 219 
 
 Roberts Jacob, (col'd) whitewasher rear 89J Halsey 
 
 Roberts John, porter house 103 Broad 
 
 Robeits Joseph, butcher 1 10 State 
 
 Roberts Moses, 626 Broad 
 
 Roberts Parris, laborer 12 Mill 
 
 Roberts Sarah, widow of Sears 22 William 
 
 Roberts Stephen, tailor 138 Market 
 
 Roberts Stephen J. cutter 41 Columbia 
 
 Roberts William, builder 1G3 Commerce 
 
 Roberts William, gardner 4 South Orange avenue 
 
 Roberts William, mason 19 Sheffield 
 
 Roberts Jr. William, builder 163 Commerce 
 
 Robertson Alexander, accountant 98 Elm 
 
 Robertson Charles, jeweler 3l Clinton 
 
 Robertson Charles F. grocer 46 South Canal 
 
 Robertson Charles L. accountant 34 Front h. Warren 
 
 Robertson Elias C. varnish 225 Railroad av. h. 31 Cottage 
 
 Robertson James B. 154 Broad 
 
 Robertson John, jeweler 31 Clinton 
 
 Robertson Jr. Johnston, stone cutter 774 Court 
 
 Robertson Robert, goldsmith 14 Pennington 
 
 Robeson George M. att. at law 289 Bd. r. 1 Park Chh. PI. 
 
 Robineau Lewis, jeweler 104 Tichenor 
 
 Robinson Amelia, widow of Thomas 7 Sheffield 
 
 Robinson Catharine, widow of Samuel, nurse 6 Fulton 
 
 Robinson Dinah, (col'd) 32 Liberty 
 
 Robinson George, harness maker 41 Halsey 
 
 Robinson Hetty, widow of Thomas 4 Clinton 
 
 Robinson John, hatier 6 Beaver 
 
 Robinson John, marketman 238 Washington 
 
 Robinson John O. att'y at law Nassau N. Y. 
 
 Robinson Joseph, gardner 15 Parkhurst 
 
 Robinson Morton, M. D. 143 Mulberry 
 
 Robinson Susan M. C. widow of James nurse 391 Broad 
 
 Robinson William, grocer 71 Lock 
 
 Robinson & Co. William, grocers 71 Lock 
 
 Robinson William M. founder 124 Lock 
 
 Roch Julius, machinist 86 Quarry 
 
 Rockelhouse John, varnisher 112 William 
 
 Rock Michael, laborer 4 Gallager's Court 
 
 Rockafellar William, cabinet maker 26j Orchaid 
 
 Rockwell A. A. dress maker 3 Green 
 
 Rockwell Walter M. hardware New Yorfc h. 351 Wash'n 
 
 Roden Henry, jeweler 46 Walnul 
 
 Roder Charles, tailor 147 Court 
 
 Rodgers Eliza A. widow of G. M. 23 Garden 
 
 Rodgers Jabez, carriage mfr. i227 Mulberry h. 344 Broad 
 
 Rodgers James T, coach maker 227 Mulberry h. 344 Broad
 
 220 PIERSON'S 
 
 Rodgers James W. harness maker 478 Broad 
 
 Rodgers John H. trimmer 227 Mulberry r. 344 Broad 
 
 Rodgers J.T.&J. H. light carr. mfrs 227 Mulby c.Chestnut 
 
 Rodgers Sarah A. widow of John 24 Hill 
 
 Rodgers Spencer W. blacksmith 490 Broad 
 
 Rodh John, shoemaker 22 Broom 
 
 Rodman John, 26 Clinton 
 
 Rodrigo Elizabeth, widow of Joshua nurse 5 Franklin 
 
 Rodwell Aaron M. coach mfr. 40 Mechanic h. 7 Columbia 
 
 Rodwell Elizabeth, tailoress 31 Halsey 
 
 Rodwell Samuel, currier 15 Plane 
 
 Roe Bartilla, laborer 230 Mulberry 
 
 Roe James, farmer North Orange Road 
 
 Roe James M. Express Lunch 314 Broad h. 31 Mechanic 
 
 Roe Joseph C. cutler Newark n. Inness 
 
 Roe Patrick, japanner Chatham c. Warren 
 
 Roe Peter, currier 234 Mulbery 
 
 Roff Aaron A. merchant, Macon, Geo.r. 243 High 
 
 Roff Charles B. hardware 93 Pearl N. Y. 
 
 Roff Charles H. builder 21 Nesbitt 
 
 RoffErastus W. sash and blind 19 Bank h. 78 Halsey 
 
 Roff George M. carpenter 247 Plane 
 
 Roff John, shoemaker 264 Washington 
 
 Roff William, 263 B/oad r. Park House 
 
 Rogan Daniel, laborer 99 Academy 
 
 Rogers Alfred H. book seller 194 Broad h. 22 Shipman 
 
 Rogers Alonzo D. japanner 35 Congress 
 
 Rogers Ann, widow of William 23 East River 
 
 Rogers Ann, widow of Charles 43 Goble n. Thomas 
 
 Rogers Charles G. 22 River , 
 
 Rogers Charles W. shoe cutter 109 Broad 
 
 Rogers Daniel, laborer 87 Pennington 
 
 Rogers David L. M. D. 3 Clinton Place, Clinton N. J. 
 
 Rogers Edward, 19 River 
 
 Rogers Rev. Elytnus P. paster 1st African Pres. Chh. h* 
 
 118 Newark 
 
 Rogers Emma, widow of Peter 12 River 
 Rogers Henry, (col'd) 93 Baldwin 
 Rogers Henry, attorney 258J Broad 
 Rogers Jabez D. 84 Ferry c. Congress 
 Rogers Joanna, widow of David 92 Ferry 
 Rogers Joseph, shoemaker 133 Kinney 
 Rcgers Mary, widow of William 258i Broad 
 Rogers Patrick, tailor 164 Washington 
 Rogers Peter J. boot maker 612 High 
 Rogers Thomas, shoemaker 2 Richmond 
 Rogers Thomas, laborer 100 Sheffield 
 Rogers Washington, machinist 85 Catharine
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 221 
 
 Rogers William, basket mfr. 117 Market 
 Rohde George, spring manufacturer 2 Broad 
 Roll Archibald, painter 40 Frankim h. 24 Cottage 
 Roll John, painter and glazier 32 Franklin 
 Roll Sandford F. carpenter 27 Bank 
 Rollins Nelson, (col'd) 1 White 
 Rollinson Lewis, carpenter 14 Baldwin 
 Rollinson Mary A. widow of Thomas grocer 107 Broad 
 Rolth Albert, jeweler 203 Railroad avenue 
 Romaine Cornelius, harness maker 76 Halsey 
 Romanus Charles, shoemaker 518 Broad 
 Rome Jane (col'd) 12 Pearl 
 Romei Aaron, coach maker 15 Fair 
 Romer Peter, comb maker 238 Plane 
 Roman John, quarryman Ridge c. Mill 
 Roman William, hatter 19 Ogden 
 Rooney William, laborer 33 Lock 
 Roos L. cap and fur manufacturer 37 Commerce 
 Rorbach Charles P. trunk mfr. 342 Broad h. 3 Hamilton 
 Rorbach & Co. C. P. trunk mfrs.342 Broad 
 Rorck James, grocer 11 Ridge 
 Rorty Mary, 152 Bank 
 Rose Daniel D. tailor 259 Washington 
 Rose Isaac A. hatter enquire 127 Kinney 
 Rose Rev. J. D. pastor of Ger. E. chh. 41 Division Place 
 Rose John N. hatter 3 East Fair 
 Rose Robert D. jeweler 382 Broad 
 Rosegrant William A. hatter 6 Division 
 Rosen David, currier 180 Washington 
 Rosly Frederick, locksmith 9 Liberty 
 Rosnel David, carpenter 119 Walnut 
 Ross Aaron L. shoe manufacturer 60 William 
 Ross Edwin, baker 22 Academy 
 Ross Flavel, tinman 122 Market h. 193 Washington 
 Ross George G. portrait painter 115 Market h. E.tow* Rd 
 Ross Henry, shoemaker 36 South Canal 
 Ross Jacob, laborer 51 Jones 
 Ross James, Newark Daily office h. 28 Academy 
 Ross Jane, widow of Stephen W. 15 Market 
 Ross John J. tailor 184 Broad h. 30 Elm 
 Ross M. saddler, 20 Bruen 
 Ross Margaret, widow of James 88 Commerce 
 Ross Moses, 259 Washington 
 Ross Moses Lee, carpenter 18 Orchard 
 Ross & Munier, tin and stove manufacturers 1'22 Market 
 Ross Sarah H. 12 Church 
 Ross Talmage, carman 11 Lafayette 
 Boss Trypheoia, widow of Samuel 48 Smith 
 19*
 
 222 PIERSON'S 
 
 Ross William B. tailor 27 Boudinot 
 
 Ross William H. carman 8 Ward 
 
 Ross William L. hatter 88 Commerce 
 
 Rothschilds Jacob, jeweler 33 Park 
 
 Rothfuss John, jeweler 242 Mulberry 
 
 Rothfuss Lewis, carpet weaver 368 Broad h. 29 Pearl 
 
 Rothen Emily, 134 Orange 
 
 Rotzeller Frederick, blacksmith 168 Mulberry 
 
 Round William T. jeweler 34 Columbia 
 
 Rowans Ann, widow boarding house 238 Broad 
 
 Rowans Beatty, currier 29 Catharine 
 
 Rowans Maria B. children's clothing 238 Broad 
 
 Rowden George, fringe, tassel and cord mfr. 346 Broad 
 
 Rowden Henry, jeweler 32 Orchard 
 
 Rowden John, turner 22 Orchard 
 
 Rowe Michael, laborer 110 Tichenor 
 
 Rowell William, organ maker 26 Lombardy 
 
 Rowen John, currier 33 Academy 
 
 Rowen John, varnish manufacturer 160 h. 214 Washiig'n 
 
 Rowen Martin, varnish mfr. 160 h. 214 Washington 
 
 Rowen Jr. Martin, attorney at law California 214 Wash. 
 
 Rowen & Son M. varnish mfrs. 160 Washington 
 
 Rowenstine John, laborer 42 Congress 
 
 Roy George S. 60 New 
 
 Roy Rebecca, widow of John 60 New 
 
 Ru Julius, trunk maker 101 Catharine 
 
 Rubsam Anna R. 13 Springfield avenue 
 
 Rubsam Christian T. A. leader brass band 13 SpringfTd av 
 
 Ruch Phillip, laborer 87 Tichenor 
 
 Ruckel George C. cloth cutter 32 Bank 
 
 Ruckel Sarah, widow of John E. 171 Broad 
 
 Rudolph George, jeweler 26 Marshall 
 
 Rudolph George, goldsmith 334 Broad h. 4 Academy 
 
 Ruger Nelson, spoke turner 46 Lawrence 
 
 Rumpf John F. shoemaker 118 Commerce 
 
 Rumph George, 2 Crockett 
 
 Rundie Eliza J. doctress 11 Thomas 
 
 Runyon Jr. Abraham, tailor 56 Church 
 
 Runyon Edward, varnish maker 77 Halsey 
 
 Runyon John, laborer 56 Church 
 
 Runyon Peter H. carpenter 59 Green 
 
 Runyon Theodore, alt. at law 326 Broad r. 1 Park Chh. pi 
 
 Rupert , widow of John 60 State 
 
 Ruppract Conrad, shoemaker 56 Charlton 
 Ruppract John, shoemaker 106 Church 
 Rush John, hatter 92 River 
 Russell Alexander, 1 East Mechanic 
 Russell Asher, brass turner 244 Plane
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 223 
 
 Rnssell Caleb, shoemaker 45 Fair 
 
 Russell Christopher B. laborer Sayres Dock 
 
 Russell Elizabeth, widow of Caleb boarding h. 16 Fair 
 
 Russell Henry A. cutler 29 Court 
 
 Russell John H. shoemaker 52 Church 
 
 Russell Michael, currier 180 Washington 
 
 Russell Noah D. coach maker 120 R. R. av. h. 3 Nichols 
 
 Russell Stephen, laborer 164 Washington 
 
 RusseH Susan, widow of William 98 Mulberry 
 
 Russell William, currier 180 Washington 
 
 Russell William A. sash and blinds 3 Ferry h. 16 Walnut 
 
 Rutan George, carriage maker 26 Bridge 
 
 Rutan Isaac M. ship carpenter 65 Comm'al b. 13 E. River 
 
 Rutan James, shoemaker 96 Kinney 
 
 Rutan & Co. I. M. ship builders 65 Commercial 
 
 Rutan John, name, dash and railing mfr. 15j h. 8 Plane 
 
 Rutan Nicholas W. painter 70 Broad h. 33 M. S? E.R.R. av. 
 
 Rutan Richard G. carpenter 242 Market 
 
 Rutherford John, att. at law Lodi over the River 
 
 Rutherford Margaret, widow of Samuel 23 East River 
 
 Rutteger Phillip, tailor 49 Prince 
 
 Ryan Dennis, laborer 99 Bruen 
 
 Ryan John, labbrer 82 River 
 
 Ryan John, shoemaker 46 Plane 
 
 Ryan Matthew, laborer 179 Plane 
 
 Ryan Patrick, capt. Eclipse 38 Bridge 
 
 Ryan Thomas, laborer 46 Academy 
 
 Ryan William, hatter 159 Academy 
 
 Ryan William, laborer 7 East Kinney 
 
 Ryckman John, tailor 54 Columbia 
 
 Ryer William, soda water manuf. 30 Broad 
 
 Ryerson Cornelius, 228 Plane 
 
 Ryerson George M. stair bwlder 1 h. 11 Beach 
 
 Ryerson Nathaniel W. wheelwright 551 High 
 
 Ryerson Peter, 228j Plane 
 
 Ryerson Peter N. saddler 10 Clay 
 
 Ryerson Sarah, silk 112 New 
 
 Ryno Enoch, porter house 124 Market 
 
 S. 
 
 Sable Christian, turner 1,6 Fair 
 
 Salaver Frederick, laborer 48 Front 
 
 Salegh Joseph, tailor 30 Spruce 
 
 Salmon Vancleve M. sash and blind maker 46 Court 
 
 Salter Charles, jeweler 7 Franklin 
 
 Silter Moses Smith, mason 124 Union 
 
 Sam Henry, tailor 74 Bank 
 
 Sample Henry) harness maker 85 Mulberry
 
 224 PIEIISON'S 
 
 Sample Philo, saddler 85 Mulberry 
 
 Samson lienjamin P. shoemaker 8 Ailing 
 
 Samson David 13. machinist 94 York 
 
 Samson George, shoemaker 166 Bank 
 
 Sanders Anthony, laborer rear 167 Academy 
 
 Sanders Francis A. boatman 167 Academy 
 
 Sanders George W. shoemaker New n. First 
 
 Sanders John, blacksmith 32 M. & E. R. R. avenue 
 
 Sanders Joseph, teamster Orleans n. Nesbilt 
 
 Sanders Lydia, nurse enquire 48 Lawrence 
 
 Sanders Michael, painters 91 Plane 
 
 Sanders Stephen B. coach manuf 76 h. 155 Mulberry 
 
 Sandeison Robert B. jeweler 36 Orchard 
 
 Bar- 1 ford Delia, 37 Market 
 
 Sa; .-.lord Enoch, mason 43 Ogden n. Cross 
 
 Sandford Gamaliel, farmer 14 Garden 
 
 Sanuford Garret, constable 27 Fair 
 
 Sandford John G. hatter 23 Fair 
 
 Sandford Levi H. grocer 95 Broad h. 68 Spring 
 
 Sandford Maria, 76 Spring 
 
 Sandford Mary Ann, widow of William R. 68 Spring 
 
 landlord Michael, sale and exchange stable 83 S. Broad 
 
 Sandford Oscar, 10 Stephens' Court 
 
 Sandford Phebe, widow of George 20 Bleeker 
 
 Sandford Sarah C. 98 Plane 
 
 Sandford William, farmer Sharpstown, Salem Co. N. J. 
 
 Sandford William P. P. M. D. 1 Commerce 
 
 Sands Mingo P. (col'd) cook 356 Broad h. rear 4 Wash, ai 
 
 Sanford Benjamin, dock builder 12 East Kinney 
 
 Sanford David, 115 Kinney 
 
 Sanford Edward C. sa*h & blind manufacturer 116 Elm 
 
 Sanford Francis P. machinist 290 Market h. 21 Smith 
 
 Sanford James R sash and blind maker 152 Plane 
 
 Sanford Joseph, boarding h. 15-' Plane 
 
 Sanford , widow of Nathaniel W. 21 Smith 
 
 Sanford Peter, contractor 46 Columbia 
 Sansom Alexander, well digger Newark n. Canal 
 Sanyster James, stone cutter 77i Court 
 Sargent George, shoemaker 216 Plane 
 Sauerbier Henry, cutler 7 Mechanic h. 3 Franklin 
 Saunders Catharine, widow 51 William 
 Saurnier Peter P. druggist 96 Market 
 
 Sautermeister , paper hangings 50 N. Canal 
 
 Sautry Daniel, saddler 40 North Canal 
 Savage James, shoemaker 69 River 
 Savage Michael, shoemaker 304 Market 
 Sawyer Joseph, machinist 157 Academy 
 Savers Eliza, dress maket 71 Nesbin
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 225 
 
 Sayre Abner, mason 69 Plane 
 
 Sayre Albert, dry goods 222 Broad r. 16 Commerce 
 
 Sayre & Brothers, grocers 115 River foot Centre 
 
 Sayre Davis, mason 23 State 
 
 Sayre Elias E. spring maker 41 Fair 
 
 Sayre Esther, widow of Stephen 125 Washington 
 
 Sayre Ezra M. master mason 115 Orchard 
 
 Sayre Fanny, widow of William G. rear 29 Halsey , 
 
 Sayre George D. California 122 Broad 
 
 Sayre George W. plater 58 Court 
 
 Sayre James R. master mason 192 Orange 
 
 Sayre jr. James R. brick, lime, lath and coal yard South of 
 
 steamboat dock h. 11 Smith 
 Sayre John R. grocer 185 Railroad avenue 
 Sayre Joseph, patent leather 2% Hill 
 Sayre J. Reeve, grocer 1 15 River r. 20 Fulton 
 Sayre Lewis, blacksmith 54 William 
 Sayre Marcus, brick, lime, cj-c. R. R. Bridge h- 25 New 
 Sayre Moses, master mason 25 New c. Halsey 
 Sayre Moses Y. bread wagon 16 Liberty 
 Sayre Phebe, 35 Halsey 
 Sayre Squire, patent leather 22 Hill 
 Sayre Stephen M. grocer 115 River h. 105 Orange 
 Sayre Stephen R. tailor 1 Commerce h. 35 S. Essex 
 Sayre William, segar maker 28 Crane 
 Sayre William P. grocer 187 Railroad avenue 
 Sayre William R. brick, lime, Ac. h. 20 Fulton 
 Sayre W. R. & M. dealers in brick, lime, lath, paving 
 stones, coal, &c. Mechanics' Wharf at R.R. bridge 
 Sayres Hetty, widow of Stephen 195 Market 
 
 Sayres Phebe, widow of Uzal 11 Ferry 
 
 Sayrs James C. farmer 289 High 
 
 Scandling Patrick, laborer 99 Bruen 
 
 Scarlett George W. shoemaker 134 Kinney 
 
 Scarlett David A. shoemaker 134 Kinney 
 
 Scarlett, Dodd & Co. buckle manufacturers Inclined plane 
 
 Scarlett William, buckle mfr. Inc. plane h. 312 Washing'n 
 
 Scattergood Caroline J. widow of John 38J Springfield av. 
 
 Schaaf Peter, tailor 78 Catharine 
 
 Schaefer Louis W. prof. German, French and music 
 2 Morris buildings r. 124 Broad 
 
 Schafer Charles, carpenter rear 97 South Canal 
 
 Schaff Lewis, tailor 169 Court 
 
 SchafTer Peter, boatman 30 Searing 
 
 Schalk Adolph, brewer 82 Hamburg Place 
 
 Schalk Herman, 82 Hamburg place 
 
 Schalk Nepomuk, brewer 82 Hamburg place 
 
 Schaller Frederick, trunk maker 149 Court
 
 226 PIERSON'S 
 
 Schamp George, mason 3 Nesbitt's Court 
 Schander Henry, shoemaker 53 Broom 
 Scharff Adrian, Bloomfield road rear Harvey's Garden 
 Scharphoof Benjamin, tailor 24 Union 
 >Scheel John, laborer 17 Niagara 
 Scheel John, gardener rear 412 Ferry 
 Scheel Michael, marketman Centre Market h. 26 Duranc 
 Scheel Thomas, gardener 428 Ferry 
 Scheerer George, stone moulder 140 Elm 
 Scheffner Emile, law student 356 Bread 
 Schell Nicholas, tailor 325 Washington 
 Schelling Chiistian A. tailor 15 West 
 Schenck George, sup:rintendant alms house 
 Schenck John L. hatter 213 Plane 
 Schenck Lewis, boarding house 121 Commerce 
 Schenck Margaret, widow of Abraham V. 110 Mulberry 
 Schenck William, Newark & N. Y. Express 10 Plane 
 Schenkel John, tailor 5 Grand 
 Schermier John M. tailor 170 Broad 
 Schemer Barney, tailor 120 Springfield avenue 
 Schickandance Henry, bone turner at (M. R. fa D's) 
 
 Hamilton c. Bruen 
 Schieb Anthony, tailor 169 Court 
 Schien Ulrick, grocer 113 Market 
 Schierenberg Conrad, shoemaker 6 Division 
 Schierholtz Charles, hatter 10 South Orange avenue 
 Schil Juston, widow of Charles 3 Willow 
 Schipel Balthazzar, boatman 178 Academy 
 Schirzir John, laborer 23 Niagara 
 Schisler Adam, blacksmith 4 Kast Kinney 
 Schlect Henry, shoemaker 20J Bank 
 Schlegel Fridolin, artist 250 r. 366 Broad 
 Schler Philip, zinc works 9 East River 
 Schlesinger H. Wolf, peddler West 
 Schlipf Jacob, 18 Market 
 Schmalstick Charles, 16 Ward 
 Schmalstick Hessers, 16 Lawrence 
 
 Schmidt , jeweler 59 Walnut 
 
 Schmidt Augustus, tailor 30 Springfield avenue 
 
 Schmidt Charles, shoemaker 237 Washington 
 
 Schmidt Frederick, farmer 105 Hamburg place 
 
 Schm'dt George, butche'rJ-^outh Market h. 6 E. River 
 
 Schmidt Gotthart, 154 South Market 
 
 Schmidt jr Gotthart, butcher 18 Ferry h. 154 S. iMarket 
 
 Schmidt Jacob, 27 North Canal 
 
 Schmidt Jacob, butcher 14 Centre M. 195 S. Market 
 
 Schmidt John, shoe manufacturer 54 Mulberry 
 
 Schnake Augustus C. tailor 85 Orange
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 227 
 
 Schnapp Nicholas, cane chairs 38 Catharine 
 
 Schneider John, watch case maker 14 Plum 
 
 Schnell Henry, shoemaker rear 106 Church 
 
 Schober George, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 
 Schoder Andrew, tanner 33 Broad 
 
 Schoder Jacob, tanner 33 Broad 
 
 Schock John J. licensed victualer 131 Plane 
 
 Schoennamsgruber George, tailor 94 Tichenor over R. R. 
 
 Scholimeyer John C. harness maker 28 Mercer 
 
 Schon Lewis, locksmith -230 Washington 
 
 Schonewolf William.canaller 1 Crockett 
 
 Schonker George D. cabinet maker 108 Oliver 
 
 School Public, see Public Schools 
 
 Schoonmaker Peter, coach painter 8 Columbia 
 
 Schorger George, engraver 13 Scott 
 
 Schrader Catharine, widow of John 50 Jones 
 
 Schrader Henry, jeweler 38 Walnut 
 
 Schreiber John, wine dealer 44 Market 
 
 Schrommpf George, weaver 1 Crockett 
 
 Schuffner Emile, law student 143 Market 
 
 Schureman Albert B. builder 27 Div Pi. h. 31 Columbia 
 
 Schureman Catharine, widow of Sylvester 630 High 
 
 Schureman Jacob, carpenter 69 Spring 
 
 Schureman John N. carpenter 45 Columbia 
 
 Schureman Sarah, widow of Samuel 45 Columbia 
 
 Schureman William J. leather dresser 106 Church 
 
 Schwan Phillip, saddle girth weaver 43 Lock 
 
 Schwarz Adam, carpet weaver 372 Broad 
 
 Schwartz Herman, halter 90 Commerce 
 
 Scofield George F. clerk 1 Brunswick 
 
 Scofield Joseph, japanner 35 State 
 
 Scott Alexander, gardener 16 Cross 
 
 Scott Catharine, widow of Jonas 64 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Scott Charles, blacksmith 167 Court 
 
 Scott Cornelia B. milliner and dressmaker 172 Broad 
 
 Scott Daniel O. merchant 720 h- 661 Broad 
 
 Scott Edward, laborer 13 North Canal 
 
 Scott Rev. James, D. D. pastor R. D. Chh. 29 Mulberry 
 
 Scott Joseph, (col'd) laborer 81 Catharine 
 
 Scott Elizabeth, dress maker 172 Broad 
 
 Scott John, currier 324 Broad 
 
 Scott Lawrence, hatter 110 New 
 
 Scott Martin H. carpenter 172 Broad 
 
 Scott Peter, (col'd) 122 Baldwin 
 
 Scott Spencer, clothier 288 Broad r. Park house 
 
 Scribnet Isaac, brick maker Ba'timore, Md. 
 
 Scribner Martin, brick maker 20 Napoleon 
 
 Scudder Betsey, widow of Benjamin 7 Oak
 
 228 PIERSON'S 
 
 Scudder Catharine, widow 25 Rankin 
 
 Scudder Lewis C. (col'd) coachman 12 Pearl 
 
 Scudder Phillip C. railroad agent 103 Mulberry 
 
 Seal John, machinist 7 Sheffield 
 
 Seal John, joiners' tools 141 Quarry 
 
 Sealy Alber', cabinet maker 46 Walnut 
 
 Sealy John, cabinet maker 46 Walnut 
 
 Sealy jr. John, halter 23 Commerce 
 
 Sealy Reuben, wheelwright 94 Elm 
 
 Sealy Thomas, hatter 46 Walnut 
 
 Seaman Benjamin, harness maker 27 Bruen 
 
 Seaman Eliza, widow of Ephraim nurse 84 Plane 
 
 Seaman Francis, grinder 96 Quarry 
 
 Seaman Tobias D. South Ward Hotel 398 Broad 
 
 Searfoss Amos H. millwright 72 Bleeker 
 
 Searing Albert, japanner 10 Nuttman 
 
 Searing Jacob, baker 83 Broad 
 
 Searing James, mill 7 Nuttman h. 188 Warren. 
 
 Searing John, City Marshall 71 Bank 
 
 Searing John D. sash and blind 84 Academy 
 
 Searing Jonas, clerk 168 Warren 
 
 Searing Leander, engineer 9 Ailing 
 
 Searing Oliver W. jeweler 9 Fair 
 
 Searing Simon, flour merchant 13 Fulton 
 
 Searle William C. paper stainer 107 Commerce 
 
 Searles Isaac, machinist 440 High 
 
 Searles James J. grinder rear 12 Fair 
 
 Searles William N. 66 Bleeker 
 
 Sears George B. teacher 250 High 
 
 Seaton Horace, lace store 260 and 354 Broad 
 
 Sedgwick John, 438 Broad 
 
 Segeman Phillip, laborer 17 Plume 
 
 Segeman Jr. Phillip, tailor 17 Plume 
 
 Segrove Christopher, tailor 40 Plane 
 
 Seib John, gardener 21 Oxford 
 
 Seidbert C hatter 168 Mulberry 
 
 Seigler Eldon, frame maker 59 Commerce 
 
 Seipel John, baker 71 Mercer 
 
 Seitz Charles, hatter 19 Ward 
 
 Seitz William, jeweler 19 Ward 
 
 Sekadz Ludwig, box maker 96 Market 
 
 Selfridge Susan, widow of Robert tailoress 26 Quarry 
 
 Selby William, hatter 69 Orange 
 
 Senez Dominic, pastor St. Patrick's chh. 76 Washington 
 
 Sessing John Augustus, 122 Congress 
 
 Severance Erastus, cordwainer 76 Academy 
 
 Sexton K. E. teacher 35 Bridge 
 
 Sexton Matthew, box maker 7 Division Place
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 229 
 
 Seymour Catharine, widow of James W. 61 Mechanic 
 Seymour Mary Ann, widow of Samuel 6 James 
 Seymour John, 61 Mechanic 
 Sha Patrick, switch tender 9 Ailing 
 Shaarin Simon, laborer 65 Jefferson 
 Shafer Charles, jeweler 21 Prince 
 Shafer Frederick, tailor 264 Bank 
 Shafer Henry, jeweler 6 Cammack's Alley 
 Shafer Jacob, tailor 19 Parker 
 Shafer Stephen, herbs &c. 186 Market h. 15 State 
 Shaff John W. California 189 Washington 
 Shaffray Owen, laborer 198 South Market 
 Shamb John, tailor 34 South Canal 
 Shanley Michael, hat mfr. rear 8i Green h. 15 Church 
 Shanley &t Co. Michael, hatters rear 8j Green 
 Shannon Donald, carpenter 65 West 
 Shannon Michael, mason 139 Plane 
 Shannon Thomas, laborer 30- Norfolk 
 Shaper Frederick, mason 36 Bellemont avenue 
 Sharp Alpheus, saddler 74 Bank 
 Sharp Henry, machinist 35 Bridge 
 Sharp John, carman 2 Quarry 
 
 Sharp Thomas, coach trimmer 76 Mulberry h.48 Lawrence 
 Sharp William, shoemaker 13 New 
 Sharpe Mrs. A. French corset maker 204 h. 200 Broad 
 Sharpe-Chas. W. ornamental painter 200 Broad 
 Shaurar Oliver, carpenter 38 Jones 
 Shavlin Patrick, shoemaker 17 Sheffield 
 Shaw Arnold, patent leather 95 Catharine 
 Shaw Daniel, tailor rear 531 Ferry 
 Shaw Eleanor, thread and needle store 90 Quarry 
 Shaw Isaac V. builder 30 Adams 
 Shaw James, saw sets 16 Summit 
 Shaw Robert, body maker 11 Maiden Lane 
 Shaw William M. paper hangings 38 S.Market h. 39 Bank 
 Shawolf Frederick, boatman Bellemont ave. n. Kinney 
 Shay John, laborer rear 22 North Prospect 
 Shay Robert, currier 11 Catharine 
 Shearer Electa, widow of James 112 Bank 
 Sheehan P. E. M. D 66 New 
 Sheek Christian, carpenter Parker 
 Sheeran Ann, widow of Frederick 53 Crane 
 Sheeran Thomas, laborer 198 Bank 
 Sheets Charles, cooper 2 Quarry 
 Sheller John, jeweler 6 Beach 
 Shelling Adam, cooper 9 Haley's Court 
 Shepherd Benjamin, 8 Parker 
 Shepherd David, oyster dealer 8 Parker 
 20
 
 230 PIERSON'S 
 
 Shepherd Frederick, mason Kinney c. Bellemont Ave. 
 
 Shepherd Jacob, laborer 14 Parker 
 
 Shepherd Jonas, fisherman 16 Parker 
 
 Shepherd Peter, Kinney c. Broom 
 
 Shepherd William, 228i Plane 
 
 Shepherd William A- clerk 248 Broad r. 14 Park 
 
 Sheriden Edward, shoemaker 21 Rankin 
 
 Sheriden Manuel, shoemaker and grocer 62 Plane 
 
 Sheriden Thomas, shoemaker 99 Bruen 
 
 Sherlock John, coachmaker 10 Mulberry 
 
 Sherman Abraham H. att'v at law 115 Market h. 14 Oak 
 
 Sherman Alvah, Library Hall h. Clinton, N J. 
 
 Sherman Amos, cloth cutter 133 Market r. 17 Commerce 
 
 Sherman Charles A. sec. Clinton Ins. Co. r. 356 Broad 
 
 Sherman Charles F. merchant N. Orleans 17 Commerce 
 
 Sherman Harriet, dressmaker 18 Broad 
 
 Sherman Joseph, patent leather and grocer Newark c. 
 
 Sussex Avenue. 
 
 Sherman Miranda, patent leather 1,67 Orange 
 Sherman William W. clerk post office h. 14 Fulton 
 Sherriff Job, coach furniture rear 23Ward 
 Sherry Francis, patent leather 150 Lock 
 Sherry Patrick, laborer 1 North Broad 
 
 Sherwood , widow of George D. 109 Market 
 
 Sherwood Lucretia, widow 4 Garden 
 
 Sherwood Stephen, cloth cutter 10 Columbia 
 
 Sherwood William L. 80 River 
 
 Shevlin Patrick, laborer 168 Bank 
 
 Shields George, laborer 210 Elm 
 
 Shields Patrick, shoemaker 621 High 
 
 Shields Rebecca, widow of Christopher 124 Plane 
 
 Shieling J. Frederick, shoemaker 116 Newark 
 
 Sniffer William H. currier at Simpson's 
 
 Shilliday John, master mason 26 Bleeker 
 
 Shinkwin Austin, 85 Bleeker 
 
 Shipley Amos, plated metal 67 Catharine 
 
 Shipley Hannah, dress maker 39 Academy 
 
 Shipley Joseph, machinist 75 Catharine 
 
 Shipman Alexander, rod maker 85 Mulberry 
 
 Shipman Caleb H. hat dealer 130 Maiden Lane, N. Y. h. 
 
 23 Park 
 
 Shipman Charles T. grocer 169 h. 229 Market 
 Shipman & Co. C. T. grocers 169 Market 
 Shipman Geo, E. merchant c. Liberty $ Broadway^ N. Y. 
 Shipman Horace, currier 98 Market 
 Shipman Joseph, clerk 151 r. 229 Market 
 Shipman Josiah, shoemaker 77 Catharine 
 Shipway Ann, wid.of Thos.porter andale brewer 86Mulby 
 Shires Samuel, file cutter 58 Court
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 231 
 
 Shirreff Charles, hair seat manuf. 14 h. 3 McWhorter 
 
 Shirreff William, hair seat manuf 14 h. 3 McWhorter 
 
 Shirreff W. & C. hair seat manufacturers 14 McWhorter 
 
 Shirryd Thomas, malleable iron 306 Market 
 
 Shmalts Michael, shoemaker 44 Mulberry 
 
 Shnabel George, tailor 49 Jones 
 
 Shelter Henry, scourer 11 Lumber 
 
 Shook William H. 196 Market 
 
 Shop Peter, shoemaker 37 Prince 
 
 Shoppy John, book keeper 615 Broad - 
 
 Shoppy William, blacksmith 25 Broad 
 
 Short William, laborer 65 Boston 
 
 Shotwell Daniel, hatter 17 Jefferson 
 
 Shove William, 366 Broad 
 
 Shoveland Patrick, shoemaker 203 Railroad avenue 
 
 Shoyer Henry, tailor 13 Plane 
 
 Shrader Henry, tailor 223 Bank 
 
 Shrag P. architect I Washington Hall 
 
 Shrenlon Daniel, carpenter 65 West 
 
 Shubert Nicholas, carman 28 Prince 
 
 Shugard Henry, harness maker 226 Broad 
 
 Shugard Mrs. H. millinery store 226 Broad 
 
 Shugard Samuel, harness maker 371 h. 371 Broad 
 
 Shugard William, harness manufacturer 371 h. 423 Broad 
 
 Shuler John, locksmith 131 Plane 
 
 Shuler Joseph, gardner 17 Plume 
 
 Shultz Deborah, widow of Benj. S. boarding h. 94 Market 
 
 Shuort Rebecca, widow of Charles 31 Kinney 
 
 Shute James W. carpenter 105 South Prospect 
 
 Sickles Abraham, house smith 27 Ward 
 
 Sic'.des Abraham V. cutter 31 Nesbitt 
 
 Sickles George G. refectory 278 Market h. 33 Ward 
 
 Sickles George L. 33 Ward 
 
 Siddall William, cutter 24 Sheffield 
 
 Sidels Elizabeth, widow of John 7 North Canal 
 
 Siebert George T. tailor 49 Fair 
 
 Siedz John, basket maker 45 Parker 
 
 Siepert Henry, locksmith 124 Washington 
 
 Sigler Alfred J. 10 Ward 
 
 Sigler Ann, widow of Moses tailoress 41 Orchard 
 
 Sigler Charles, wheelwright 20 Columbia 
 
 Sigler Elden H. looking glass m. 204 Market h. 59 Com- 
 
 Sigler Euphemia, tailoress 17 Kinney 
 
 Sigler George W. trimmer 24 Cottage 
 
 Sigmond John, currier 119 Lock 
 
 Sikenger Gottlieb, carpenter 63 Mercer 
 
 Silver Martin, 23 Garden 
 
 Silverthorne James, segar maker 7 Halsey's Court 
 
 Silverthorne William, laborer 7 Halsey'a Court
 
 232 PIERSON'S 
 
 Silvey Edward, grocer 18 h. 29B Broad 
 
 Silvey James, shoe manuf. 94 Broad h. 82 Spring 
 
 Silvey John G. inquire at 82 Spring 
 
 Silvey William, baker J8 Broad h. 62 North Broad 
 
 Simmall William, shoemaker 22 South 
 
 Simmons <r Brown, milliners 343 Broad c. Fair 
 
 Simmons Hannah, widow of John 15 Washington 
 
 Simon John, tailor 144 Court 
 
 Simon John K. cutter 22 South Essex 
 
 Simonson Abraham, blacksmith 108 Plane 
 
 Simonson John W. plater rear 43 Monroe 
 
 Simonson Stephen, coach trimmer 16 Liberty 
 
 Simpson Alexander, boatman 8 Cross 
 
 Simpson Jr. Alexander, boatman 8 Cross 
 
 Simpson Eliza M. widow of Jerome 196 Market 
 
 Simpson Ferdinand, quarry man 700 Broad 
 
 Simpson George, (col'd) 16 Academy 
 
 Simpson James> boatman 8 Cross 
 
 Simpson John K. patent leather 154 River h. 4 S. Bridge 
 
 Simpson John W. patent leather 154 River h. 1 Lumber 
 
 Simpson Thomas, laborer 24 Broad 
 
 Simpson William M. house furnishing 166 Broad 
 
 Sims John, saw filer 65 River 
 
 Sims Lindsley D. clerk custom house 18 Shipman 
 
 Sims Samuel, carpenter 44 Broad 
 
 Sinclaire William, (col'd) coachman 3 Crane's Basin 
 
 Sindle Elizabeth, widow of Christopher 30 Quarry 
 
 Sindle Henry, carpenter 31 Arch 
 
 Singleton Richard, cabinet maker 110 Oliver 
 
 Sip Cornelius, 41 Lawrence 
 
 Sip Heniy P. blacksmith 52 Crane 
 
 Sip John, cabinet maker 9 Centre 
 
 Sip Thomas, (col'd) \\ Pearl 
 
 Sip William, blacksmith 2fr Broad 
 
 Sippel & Cune, wood and ivory turner rear 333 BroacH 
 
 Sisco Peter A. refectory 7 Broad 
 
 Sisserson William, silk weaver 148 Bank 
 
 Sivert George T. tailor 49 Mulberry 
 
 Skandall John, laborer 1 Halsey's Alley 
 
 Skanlin Edward, laborer 16 Parker 
 
 Skehan John, shoemaker 37 Catharine 
 
 Skinkle Jacob, grocer 341 Broad c. Fait 
 
 SkinnerMiss Ann M. 4 James 
 
 Skinner Miss Angeline C 4 James 
 
 Skinner Ford C. shoemaker 16 Kinney 
 
 Skinner Jonn A. merchant 686 Broad 
 
 Slaight Thomas, lock maker 135 Walnut h. 194 Elfc* 
 
 Slater Edmund, moulder 100 laness c. Newajk,
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 233 
 
 Staler William, mason 109 Quarry 
 Slaven Bernard, brass finisher 163 Academy 
 Sleight Andrew, tanner 76 State 
 Slingerland Henry, steeple painter 259 Plane 
 Slingerland James, shoemaker 185 Washington 
 Slingerland John M. hatter 68 Congress 
 Slingerland Peter, shoemaker 68 Congress 
 Slingerland William, spoke turner 68 Congress 
 Slitty Frederick, potter 34 South Canal 
 Sloan Thomas J. blacksmith 28 Quarry 
 Slough Jacob, carpenter 19 South Market 
 Small David J. printer Daily office h. 22 Church 
 Small George D. cadet hotel 165 Broad 
 Small John J. coach trimmer 24J Plane 
 Smeltz George, tailor 139 Court 
 Smidi Charles, tailor 149 Academy 
 Smidt Ferdinand, laborer 110 Springfield avenue 
 Smillies Robert L. 6 Liberty 
 Smith Aaron D. clerk 123 Union 
 Smith Aaron V. carpenter 3 Green 
 Smith Abby, widow of William 105 Washington 
 Smith Abby B. widow of Isaac A. 14 Kinney 
 Smith Abraham, mason 178 Mulberry 
 Smith Adam, tailor 170 Court 
 Smith Alphonso P. 199 Plane 
 Smith Andrew, grocer 38 North Prospect 
 Smith Andrew, justice of peace Lodi nursery 
 Smith Anson, coach maker 47 Fair 
 Smith Anthony, shoemaker Grand c. S. Orange avenue 
 Smith Anthony, currier 39 Mechanic 
 Smith Ashbel, shoemaker 58 Catharine 
 Smith Augustus, jeweler 72 Court 
 Smith Bartholomew, 49 Jefferson 
 Smith Benjamin, grocer 278 Plane h. 57 Court 
 Smith Brien, laborer 47 Academy 
 Smith Cadwallader D. carpenter 45 Bank 
 Smith Casper, oiled silk 90 Warren 
 Smith Charles, seaman 63 Inness 
 Smith Charles, wheelwright rear h. 32 Springfield ave. 
 Smith Charles, hatter I Halsey's Court 
 Smith Charles, shoemaker 107 Commerce 
 Smith Charles O. hatter rear 12 Mercer 
 Smith Charles S. mason 37 Thomas 
 Smith Christopher, tailor 260 Bank 
 Smith Christopher, 3 Washington Place 
 Smith Daniel R. contractor 48 Church 
 Smith David, dry goods 274 Broad h. 6 Cedar 
 Smith & Son D. dry goods 274 Broad 
 
 20*
 
 234 PIERSON'S 
 
 Smith David, blacksmith 54 Walnut 
 
 Smith David, paper and periodical agent 20 Ailing 
 
 Smith David W. dry goods 274 Broad h. 6 Cedar 
 
 Smith Edward, tailor 47 Orchard 
 
 Smith Edward D. G. M D. 253 Broad 
 
 Smith Elijah, (col'd) gardener 85 or 8 Union 
 
 Smith Eliphalet C. furniture 245 Broad h. 45 Smith 
 
 Smith Elizabeth, widow of Abraham 57 Commerce 
 
 Smith Eva, 448 High 
 
 Smith Evelina P teacher Wesleyan Institute 251 High 
 
 Smith Fitch, Derby Birmingham Conn. 
 
 Smith Francis, laborer 84 River 
 
 Smith Frederick, clerk 48 Court 
 
 Smith Frederick H. sec'y. N. J. Insurance Co. 273 Broad 
 
 Smith Goorge, laborer 108 South Orange avenue 
 
 Smith George, boot maker 41 Boyden 
 
 Smith Hammond, cylinder maker 2 Stone 
 
 Smith Hannah E. 68 Bank 
 
 Smith Harriet E. widow o-f Peter P. 14 East Kinney 
 
 Smith Henry, laborer 8 Halsey's Alley 
 
 Smith Henry, rule maker 23 Plume 
 
 Smith Henry, shoemaker 88 Congress 
 
 Smith Henry, (col'd) waiter 256 Broad 
 
 Smith Horace H- boatman 18 Summit 
 
 Smith Isaiah, contractor 58 Columbia 
 
 Smith Jacob S. attorney at law 151 Market 
 
 Smith James, tailor 17 Commerce 
 
 Smith James, currier 155 Plane 
 
 Smith James, laborer 96 River 
 
 Smith James, laborer 52 Plane 
 
 Smith James, laborer rear 4 Abel 
 
 Smith James, nursery Hudson co. n. Newark Bridge 
 
 Smith Jarnes, painter 178 Walnut 
 
 Smith James, California 49 Church 
 
 Smith James, fruit store 19 Mulberry 
 
 Smith James, shoemaker 125 Broad 
 
 Smith James, laborer 555 High 
 
 Smith James M. shoemaker J2 Bleeker 
 
 Smith James R. machinist 356 High 
 
 Smith James R. express 62 Court 
 
 Smith John, shoemaker 123 Sheffield 
 
 Smith John, gardener below old foundry 740 Ferry 
 
 Smith John, book binder 1J Commerce h. 6 Academy 
 
 Smith Julia, widow of James C. It. 131 Broad 
 
 Smith Jonas, mason 31 Bruen 
 
 Smith Joseph, laborer 21 Somerset 
 
 Smith Joseph, butcher 29 Plume 
 
 Smith J. Sandford, teacher 21 Fairh. 28 Elm
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 235 
 
 Smith Lavina, widow 81 South Broad 
 
 Smith Lawrence, tailor 5 Pierson's Alley 
 
 Smith Lea, plater 92 Mulberry 
 
 Smith Lyndon A. M. D. 253 Broad 
 
 Smith Maria Ann, widow of Hanford 3 Washington place 
 
 Smith Mary, widow of Samuel P. 37 Thomas 
 
 Smith Mary, 195 Court 
 
 Smith Mary, widow of Andrew 28 Montgomery 
 
 Smith Miss Mary E. 17 Bleeker 
 
 Smith Mary M. widow of Joseph G. 7 Green 
 
 Smith Matthew, laborer 72 Catharine 
 
 Smith Matthew, laborer 115 Sheffield. 
 
 Smith Major, (col'd) whitewasher 28 River 
 
 Smith Michael, laborer 198 Plane 
 
 Smith Michael, helper 174 Plane 
 
 Smith Michael, tailor 196 Plane 
 
 Smith Nicholas, laborer 39 Broom 
 
 Smith Oliver R, constable 242 Market c. Ward 
 
 Smith Patrick, currier 23 Augusta 
 
 Smith Patrick, contractor 139 Quarry 
 Smith Patrick, livery stable 12 William 
 
 Smith Patrick, laborer 160 Ferry 
 
 Smith Peter, laborer 8 North Lawrence 
 
 Smith Phebe, widow of Moses 60 Warren 
 
 Smith Phillip, laborer 3 Pierson's Alley 
 
 Smith Phillip W. furniture dealer 224j"Bd. h. 238 Market 
 
 Smith & Randall, furniture dealers 245 Broad 
 
 Smith Richard, watch maker 268 r. 366 Broad 
 
 Smith Richard, umbrella maker 12 South Market 
 
 Smith Robert B. hatter 41 Boston 
 
 Smith Samuel, shoemaker 6 Catharine 
 
 Smith Samuel, coal dealer Plane c. Academy h. 356 High 
 
 Smith Samuel, (col'd) grocer 18j Academy 
 
 Smith Samuel P. varnish 239 Mulberry h. 13 S. Broad 
 
 Smith Sidney, hatter 38 Warren 
 
 Smith Susan, widow of James P. 51 Bank 
 
 Smith Sydney R. California h. 356 High 
 
 Smith Sylvester, laborer 70 South 
 
 Smith Thaddeus, clerk 153 Mulberry 
 
 Smith Thomas, blacksmith 300 h. 304 Market 
 
 Smith Thomas, laborer 70 Pennington 
 
 Smith Thomas, waiter 356 Broad 
 
 Smith Thomas E. printer 24 South Canal 
 
 Smith Thomas K. (col'd) laborer 167 Court 
 
 Smith Walter, ice dealer 60 Columbia 
 
 Smith William, laborer 33 North Broad 
 
 Smith William B. grocer 35 Market h. 15 Grove 
 
 Smith William G. cooper 21 Broad h. 10 Webster
 
 236 PIKRSON'S 
 
 Smith William G. baker 34 Catharine 
 
 Smith William H. turner 89 State 
 
 Smith William J. harness maker 7 Green 
 
 Smith William R. book binder 68 Upper Jefferson 
 
 Smith, Wright & Co. saddle and harness manufacturers 
 
 106 River c. Centre 
 
 Smock Anthony, (col'd) 17 Springfield avenue 
 Snape Samuel, chair maker Boyden n. Orange 
 Snape Samuel, chair maker foot East Kinney 
 Snedecor John I- moulder 567 Broad 
 Snedecor Oliver, 680 Broad 
 Snover Ira, carpenter 7 Pennsylvania avenue 
 Snover Isaac L. carpenter 7 Pennsylvania avenue 
 Snow Alpheus, shoemaker 16 Thomas 
 Snow Caleb, carpenter 4 King 
 Snow Doan, lace weaver 1 Fair h. 36 Church 
 Snyder Daniel, shoemaker 68 South 
 Snyder David, tailor 115 Springfield avenue 
 Snyder Garret, carpenter 607 High 
 Snyder Henry, farmer 262 Bank 
 Snyder Isaac H. livery stable 8 Fair h. 1 Hamilton 
 Snyder Isaac P. shoe manufacturer 32 Ward 
 Snyder James, ship carpenter 30 South Market 
 Snyder John, Park house Orange 
 Snyder John, 28 Grand 
 Snyder John A. hotel Aquackanonck 
 Snyder Matthias, shoemaker 96 Quarry 
 Snyder Matthias, shoemaker 22 Broom 
 Snyder Simon J. engineerJ C. Heartt 24 Bridge 
 Sode Adam, shoemaker 30 Fair 
 Soden John D. saddler 40 North Canal 
 Soden Mary, widow of Thomas 20 Drift 
 Soden Paul, saddler 35 South Essex 
 Soden Samuel B. carpenter 46 Fair 
 Sofield David, blacksmith 360 High c. Inclined Plane 
 Sofield Randolph, iron turner 60 h. 51 Hamilton 
 Sohl Adam, currier 112 William 
 Sole Lewis B. book binder 77 Union 
 Sole Robert, accountant 77 Union 
 Solis Richard, suspender maker 20 State 
 Solomon Henry, builder 38 Kinney 
 
 Sommer George, lock manufacturer 50 Mech. h. 16 Ward 
 Sommer Joseph, cabinet maker 7t Mulberry 
 Sommer Max M. accountant 6 Franklin r. 382 Broad 
 Sommer Walter, cabinet maker 222 Market h. 101 Church 
 Sona Matthias, laborer 31 Van Buren 
 Sonia Jacob, tailor 310 Washington 
 Sonnekalb Frederick, saddler 8 Shipman
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 237 
 
 Sonnet Peter, hatter 57 Walnut 
 
 Soper Isaac, mason 17 Green 
 
 Soper Laing, coach maker 232 Plane 
 
 Sourwine Christian, harness maker 1 Nichols' Court 
 
 Southard & Collyer, coach smiths at Quinby's 
 
 Southard Henry L. civil engineer 36 Broad 
 
 Southard James W. constable 85 Commerce 
 
 Southard Robert F. sawyer 107 Elm 
 
 Southard Rev. Samuel L. Rector House of Prayer 36 Bd. 
 
 Southard Samuel R. coach smith 29 Columbia" 
 
 Sovereign Rev. Thomas, Presiding elder 65 Bleeker 
 
 Sparks Hervey, California 148 Broad 
 
 Sparrow , trimmer 2 Liberty 
 
 Spath John P. shoemaker 4 Academy 
 
 Speer Charles H. grocer 234 Broad 
 
 Speer Cornelius ( shoemaker 2 Warren 
 
 Speer Edwin, grocer 234 Broad h. 24 Boudinot 
 
 Speer E. & C. H. grocers 234 Broad 
 
 Speer Henry, hatter 9 Cottage 
 
 Speer Jacob, clerk Centre Market h. 234 Broad 
 
 Speer James, mason 7 Boyden 
 
 Speer John, patter 54 Broad 
 
 Speer John C. provisions 40 Bleeker 
 
 Speer Thomas, watch maker 200 Broad h. 85 Halsey 
 
 Speer Walter, carpenter 83 Plane 
 
 Speer Zenas, carpenter 5 Kinney 
 
 Spencer George M. coach manufr. 325 Broad h. 9 Smith 
 
 Spicer Lewis, carpenter 156 Thomas n. Goble 
 
 Spicer Yeoman, shoemaker 23 Kinney 
 
 Spinning Benjamin, trunk maker 196 Washington 
 
 Spinning Charles, carpenter 22 Franklin 
 
 Spinning Hannah, 226 Plane 
 
 Spinning Jonathan, 22 Franklin 
 
 Sprawl Hamlet, saddler 478 Broad 
 
 Spriggs A. Russel, Expr Newark & New York 110 New 
 
 Sproston John, hatter 9 Franklin 
 
 Spry Thomas A. tailor 86 Mulberry 
 
 Squier George, cigar maker 61 Green 
 
 Squier George W. carpenter 122 Summit 
 
 Squier Henry L. tin smith 1)5 Broad 
 
 Squier Joseph B. hatter 31 Court 
 
 Squier Levi J. tinner 68 Congress 
 
 Squier Sophia, widow of Amos 10 Kinney 
 
 Squier Stevens, coach maker 49 Lawrence 
 
 Staats John, clerk stale Bank r. 196 Market 
 
 Staats John, shoemaker 40 Parker 
 
 Stabener Frederick, box maker 33 North Canal 
 
 Stableton John, blacksmith 11 East Fair
 
 238 PIERSON'S 
 
 Stackhouse Abner T. plater 8 Lawrence h. 74 Elm 
 Stackhouse John, mason 31 Goble 
 Stackhouse John R. coach painter 14 Elm 
 Stackhouse Julia, dress maker 12 Walnut 
 Stackhouse Thomas, shoemaker 12 Walnut 
 Stafford Thomas, laborer 8 Van Buren 
 Stager Abraham, tailor 23 j Broad 
 Stager Jesse, ship carpenter 10 Plane 
 Stagg Saj^h V. widow of Abraham 80 Bank 
 StaginnisWohn, hatter 170 Broad 
 Stagner John, japanner 109 Wiliiam 
 Stagner Joseph, cooper 36 Jones 
 Stagner Lawrence, patent leather 237 Washington 
 Stahl Chilion, varnisher 40 Jones 
 Stahl Edwin, jeweler East Green c. McWhorter 
 Stahl Ernest, cabinet maker 135 Plane 
 Stahl Ernestine, widow of Ernest grocer 98 East Green 
 Stahl Ludwig, jeweler 98 East Green 
 Stahlin Christian, shoemaker 6 Commerce 
 Stainsby Benjamin, fancy store 1S7 Market 
 Stainsby Joseph, blacksmith 30 Kinney 
 Stainsby Mark, r. s. of u. A. o of D. 21G Broad 
 Stainsby William, hatter 45 Upper Jefferson 
 Stanford Christian, 109 River 
 
 Stanford David, cutter 184 Broad h. 26 Bruen c. Green 
 Stanford Edward V. 175 Broad 
 Stanley George, hatter 14 S pruce 
 Stanley James, hatler 28 Fair 
 Stanley John D. carriage maker 24 Liberty 
 Stanly William, 75 Catharine 
 Stanton George, pyrotechnist Camptown road 
 Stanton Richard, pyrotechnist 21 Congress 
 Starbuck Francis, painter and glazier 573 Broad 
 Starbuck jr. Francis A. printer Mercury office r. 573 Broad 
 Starbuck George N. tailor 573 Broad 
 Starkweather Henry, cigar maker 338 Broad 
 Starkweather Mrs. milliner 338 Broad 
 Starkweather William, boarding house 11 Fair 
 Starr Benedict, teacher Wesleyan Institute 244 High 
 Starr Eliakim B. jeweler 103 Catharine 
 Starr Samuel R. plater 10 Lawrence h. 19 Boudinot 
 Starr Walter L. plater 10 Lawrence h. 19 Boudinot 
 Starrs Michael, grocer 75 Academy 
 Starrs Sarah, widow of William 75 Academy 
 . State Bernard, laborer 14 Ridge 
 State Street Lecture room 579 High c. Plume 
 Statia Isaac, (col'd) barber 43 Market h, 11 Pearl 
 Stayner Henry, clerk 9 Franklin
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 239 
 
 Stayner John, 198 Market 
 
 Stayner Thomas, clerk 198 Market 
 
 Stearns Rev. Jonathan F. pastor 1st chh. h. 108 Mulberry 
 
 Stearns Thomas VV. blacksmith 1 Bleeker 
 
 Stedich Wrn. surgical instrument maker 85 Quarry 
 
 Sleeker Henry, tailor 26 Springfield avenue 
 
 Steel Barney, tailor 50 Montgomery 
 
 Steel Michael, tailor 5 1 Montgomery 
 
 Steel Valentine, tailor 51 Montgomery 
 
 Steel Watson, jeweler 38 Church * 
 
 Steel Wesley, jeweler 38 Church 
 
 Steeple George, shoemaker 172 Walnut 
 
 Steels Conrad, tailor 37 Longworth 
 
 Stegmuller Frederick, fancy box maker 63 N. Canal 
 
 Stegner Lawrence, patent leather 237 Washington 
 
 Stehe Gustav. jeweler 11 New York 
 
 Steinborch Joseph, tailor 37 Jones 
 
 Steinhausen Rudolph, spice shop 45 Mulberry 
 
 Steinmitz Charles, locksmith 9 Liberty 
 
 Stem Thomas, merchant Binghampton, N. Y. 
 
 Stengel Christian, currier 184 Plane 
 
 Stephens, Condit & Co. forwarding merchants and packet 
 
 owners, Centre Wharf 
 
 Stephens John H. merchant 164 h. 158 Broad 
 Stephens & Co. John H merchants 164 Broad 
 Stephens Thomas H.law student 158 Broad 
 Sterling Anthony, laborer 236 Washington 
 Sterling & Co, Charles, clothiers. &c. 79 Market 
 Sterling Henry M. seaman 14 North Prospect 
 Sterling Lawrence, harness maker 236 Washington 
 Sterling Lawrence, patent leather 2 Stephens 1 Court 
 Sterling Morand, harness maker 99 William 
 Stern Jacob, clothes store 96 Broad 
 Stern L. 2nd hand clothing 6 Commerce 
 Sterrett Robert, brewer 514 h. 503 High 
 Sterrett Robert H. saddler 39 Fair 
 Stevely William, cabinet maker 18 South Canal 
 Stevelitz Harmon, chair maker 65 Parker 
 Stevens Charles, tailor 376 Broad 
 Stevens Elizabeth, widow of William 7 Court 
 Stevens Hiram, near foot Ferry 
 Stevens John, spike Factory 43 Lawrence 
 Stevens Jonathan, marble cutter 76 Broad h. 15 Wash'n. 
 Stevens Joseph, foot Ferry 
 Stevens Joseph, hatter 201 Orange 
 Stevens Nancy, widow of Charles T. 22 Franklin 
 Stevens Nicholas, (col'd) oysters 128 B'd h. 32 D. Place 
 Stevens Robert, Oak Hall Court rear 276 Broad
 
 240 PIERSON r S 
 
 Stevenson & Douglass, coal dealers 17 East River 
 
 Stevenson Falkenburg, coal yard 17 h. 11 East River 
 
 Stevenson George W. coach blind maker 9 Liberty 
 
 Stevenson James, saddler 87 Commerce 
 
 Stevenson John, 24 Liberty 
 
 Stevenson Samuel, grocer 126J Broad h. 16 Bleeker 
 
 Stevenson Thomas, painter 22 East River 
 
 Stevenson Thomas C. grocer 126J Broad h. 16 Bleeker 
 
 Stevenson Willet, butcher 165 Sooth Broad 
 
 Stewart Charles E. restaurant 356 Broad 
 
 Stewart Daniel S. tailor 1 Commerce h. 11 Summit 
 
 Stewart Edward, restaurant 356 Broad 
 
 Stewart & Son E. restaurant 356 Broad 
 
 Stewart Henry, laborer 7 Broad 
 
 Stewart Grover C. foreman at Hudson's 78 Bank 
 
 Stewart James M. saddler 24 Walnut 
 
 Stewart Jane, widow.carpet and drapery maker 78 Bank 
 
 Stewart John, shoemaker 112 Mulberry 
 
 Stewart John M. japanner 160 Plane 
 
 Stewart Lawrence H. hattter 07 Commerce 
 
 Stewart Louisa Jane, widow of John 301 Hamilton 
 
 Stewart Mary, widow of James 10 James 
 
 Stewart Robert, blacksmith 7 Broad 
 
 Stewart William, shoemaker 4 Broad 
 
 Sticfbuld Charles, boarding house 33 William 
 
 Stick Charles, blacksmith 34 Walnut 
 
 Stickles Sarah, curl store 230 Broad 
 
 Stierenger Christopher, shoe store 348 Broad h. 28 Wm. 
 
 Stiff William, carpenter 17 State 
 
 Stiger Adam, chair maker 45 Spring 
 
 Stiles Albert, shoemaker 244 Washington 
 
 Stiles Charles, (col'd) Prince 
 
 Stiles Ealhen. patent leather 255 Plane 
 
 Stiles Harriet, 68 Orleans 
 
 Stiles James, brush maker Orange n. Newark 
 
 Stiles Moses, drover 47 Sheffield 
 
 Stiles Samuel M. carpenter 2 1 South Prospect 
 
 Stillwell David W. teamster 38 North Canal 
 
 Stillwell Nicholas, 112 South Prospect 
 
 Stillwell jr. Nicholas, sawyer 112 South Prospect 
 
 Stimis Christopher, carpenter 17 Cross 
 
 Stimus John H. trunk rivets 146 Plane 
 
 Stimus Mary, widow of John H. 146 Plane 
 
 Stinard Benjamin Rl. wood turner enquire 40 Bleeker 
 
 Stinard Louisa, widow of Phillip 73 River 
 
 Stinbrener George, turner 51 Harrison 
 
 Stirling Walter A. Grace Church school r. 382 Broad 
 
 Stites Benjamin, grocer 368 Broad c. William
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 241 
 
 Stites Peter, blacksmith 20 Plum 
 
 Stites Thomas M. cabinet maker 8 South Market 
 
 Stivers Arnold, locksmith 12 h. 8 Hamilton 
 
 Stiyler Lorenzo, 212 Washington 
 
 St. John Burr, tailor 177 Market 
 
 St. John Nathan O. shoemaker 62 Court 
 
 Stoaks Thomas, laborer 4 Summit 
 
 Stockmar Charles, shoemaker 7 Liberty 
 
 Stoddard John, 141 Market h.20 Boudinot 
 
 Stoe Isaac, laborer 24 Lombardy 
 
 Stogdill Montgomery, shoemaker 1 1 Searing 
 
 Stok , jeweler 43 William 
 
 Stok Albert, shoemaker '28 Prince 
 
 Stokes Rev. Elwood H. pastor Halsey-st- chh. 92 Wash. 
 
 Stoll Anthony, gardener 19 Prince 
 
 Stollter John, farmer Chatham n. Canal 
 
 Stone Lorenzo, 40 Front 
 
 Stoneham James, boot fitter 9 South Canal 
 
 Stoneham Luke, tailor.4.i Union 
 
 Stonelake Henry, tailor 51 South Broad 
 
 Stonelake John, tailor 13 Cedar 
 
 Storms Thomas, chair maker 112 Bank 
 
 Btorr Isaac, 15 Lawrence 
 
 Storts Thomas, laborer 3 Church 
 
 Stoudinger Geoige, coal merchant foot Division h. 2 B'd 
 
 Stout Andrew, engineer 28 Lombardy 
 
 Stout Henry K. carman I South Market 
 
 Stout John H. hatter 37 South Canal 
 
 Stout Joseph V. D. harness maker '20 South Market 
 
 Stoutenburgh, Day $ Co crockery, carpet, furniture and 
 
 house furnishing warehouse 308 Broad 
 Stoutenburgh George, 198 Market 
 Stoutenburgh John, grocer 54 Orange c. Broad 
 Stoutenburgh Robert C. mert. 308 Broad h. 198 Market 
 Stoutenburgh Jr. Robert C. mer. tailor 214 and 309 Broad 
 
 h. 198 Market 
 
 Straeb John, locksmith 14 Marshall 
 Strach Jacob, varnisher 42 Congress 
 Stnlimeier Francis, turner 9iJ South Orange avenue 
 Strawsel Nicholas, farmer 33-2 Washington 
 Stratton Benjamin, machinist 46 Orange 
 Stratton Hetty, nurse 21 Bank 
 Streeder Jacob W. potter 54 North Canal 
 Streeter Elizabeth, widow of Naphthali 134 Orange 
 Stremmell George, carpenter foot Nichols 
 Stringham James, charcoal dealer foot of Oliver 
 Stringham Lewis D blacksmith 146 Walnut 
 Stripe Catharine, widow of John 7 Catharine 
 21
 
 242 PIKRSOTV'S 
 
 Stroapart John, mason ]0 West 
 Stroub Matthias, blacksmith 87 Tichenor 
 Stroud Daniel, boot maker 30 Commerce 
 Stroud Jr. Daniel, dairyman EHzabethtown Road 
 Struble John, teamster 53 Crane 
 
 Stuble , blacksmith 230 Washington 
 
 .Stuble. Frederick, shoemaker 2^7 Washington 
 
 Stubley William G. hatter 9 Green 
 
 Stubley Jr. William G. hatter 9 Green 
 
 Stucky Jacob, mer. tailor 252 Broad h. 11 Academy 
 
 Studdilord Amelia S. widow of Uirain S. boarding house 
 
 184 Market 
 
 Stumph Phillip, scourer 49 Ogden 
 -Stunbar Michael, carriage maker 11 Plane 
 Sturges Aaron B. teamster 61 Washington 
 Sturges David B. plaler Inc. Plane h. 38 Commerce 
 Sturges Stephen G. plater 35 Mulberry h. 10 Fulton 
 Sturtevant Eliza, widow of Lewis G. 9 State 
 Sttivenford Mrs. 2Q William , 
 
 Stymits James, jeweler 33 Chestnut 
 Sullard Ephraim, carman New above Newark 
 Sullivan Barney, quarryman 6 Parker 
 Sullivan Cornelius, laborer 7 Durund 
 Sullivan Daniel, mason 22 Halsey 
 Sullivan Jeremiah, tailor 169 Orange c. Sheffield 
 Sullivan Patrick, laborer 12 North Canal . 
 Sullivan Stephen, miller 686 Broad 
 Sullivan William, shoemaker 38 North Broad 
 Summers Adolph, harness makei 136 Commerce 
 Summers Georye, locksmith rear 16 Ward 
 Summers Henry, blacksmith 27 Broad 
 Summers James M. clerk 328 Broad r. 65 S. Broad 
 Summers Joseph, locksmith 236 Washington 
 Summers Michael, California 71 Lock 
 Summers Oswald, locksmith 9 McWhorter 
 Summers Thomas, California 
 Summers Thomas J shoemaker 65 South Broad 
 Summers William, jeweler 2 Liberty 
 Surrogate's Office, Court House 
 Sulfin Eliza, widow of Daniel 19 Fulton 
 Sutfin John II. wheelwright 78 Academy 
 Sutler John, watch maker 68i Broad 
 Sutton Giles, machinist 24 Summit 
 Sutton John, carpenter 29 Ward 
 Sutton John,'patent leather 24 Halsey 
 Swaffield Robert, clothier 186 Broad h. 14 New 
 Swaim Ezra B. carpenter 17 Bleekcr 
 Swaim Jacob, japanner 70 Orleans
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 243 
 
 Swaim John, tailor 1 Stephens' Court 
 
 Swaim Rhoda, 227 North Broad 
 
 Swaim Stephen, blacksmith 500 High 
 
 Swain Bryant, 11 Boudinot 
 
 Swain Phebe, widow of Noah 11 Boudinot 
 
 Swan Jedidiah, swan's panacea 1 Pennsylvania ave. 
 
 Swan John, brewer 11 Lumber 
 
 Swan'Levi N. blacksmith 12 Union 
 
 Swan Margaret, widow of John 12 Union 
 
 Swaney James, patent leather 115 Broad 
 
 Swanwick Henry, accountant (i McWhorter 
 
 Swartwout Hiram, butcher 68 Kinney 
 
 Swartzwellder Francis, 37 Lnngworth 
 
 Swayze Caroline, widow of Jacob rear 68 Kinney 
 
 Swayze Joseph D. clerk rear 68 Kinney 
 
 Swayze Warren, coach trimmer 4 Camfield 
 
 Sweasy John H. mason 6 Beecher 
 
 Sweasy Joseph, coal dealer 10 Commercial li. 61 Market 
 
 Sweasy Richard, shoe manufacturer 61 h. 59 Market 
 
 Sweazy Israel, tailor 16 Fair 
 
 Sweeney Daniel, grocer 78 Orange 
 
 Sweeney Patrick, laborer 4 Cross 
 
 Sweeny George, refectory 3 Commerce 
 
 Sweet Jonathan R. M. D 143 Mulberry 
 
 Sweet Phillip, locksmith 34 Green 
 
 Sweet & Robinson, M. D.'S 143 Mulberry 
 
 Sweet Thomas, hatter 17 Plane 
 
 Swick Richard, machinist 48 South Canal 
 
 Swift John, trunk maker 46 Bank 
 
 Swift Richard, cooper I Halsey's Court 
 
 Swinerton James, ornamental painter 33 Mulberry 
 
 Sykes Christian, 108 South 
 
 Sykes Lorenzo A. civil engineer 40 Grove, N. Y. 
 
 T. 
 
 Taft Oliver, 114 Broad 
 Taft S. P. M. D. 194 Broad h. 110 Plane 
 Tahrback' Frederick, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 Tallman Peter, wheelwright 7 Bleeker 
 Talmage George W. carpenter 248 Plane 
 Talrnage William B- harness maker 10 Green 
 Tamany Hugh, gardener 24 Mulberry 
 Taney Hugh, tailor 26 Park 
 Tappen David, mason 40 Point Lane 
 Tassing Valentine, laborer 34 Jones 
 Tate Catharine, india rubber 50 Plane 
 Tauwalt George, grocer 46 Market
 
 244 PIEKSON'S 
 
 Tauwalt Henry N. shoemaker 14 Grand 
 
 Tay Jane, widow of Joel 177 Washington 
 
 Tay William S. trunk maker !)0 Halsey 
 
 Taylor Abby, widow of John D. 22 Walnut 
 
 Taylor Alexander, M. D. 25i) Broad r. 1 Park chh. Place 
 
 Taylor Alvah B. hatter Hedenberg's h. 6 Centre 
 
 Taylor Andrew, carpenter 442 Broad 
 
 Taylor Augustus B. harness maker 73 Plane 
 
 Taylor Bowles, hatter 3 Madison 
 
 Taylor & Burr, hatters Hedenberg's Incline Plane 
 
 Taylor Charles, patent leather 4 West Market Place h. 
 
 243 High 
 
 Taylor Charles AI. shoemaker 21 Kmney 
 Taylor Charles S. coachsmith 636 Broad 
 Taylor Eliza, nurse 106 Academy 
 Taylor Elizabeth, widow of John 52 New 
 Taylor Francis, laborer 9 Adams 
 Taylor Francis, quarryman 4 Quarry] 
 Taylor Frederick, jeweler 34 Green 
 Taylor Geoije, shoe manufacturer 442 Broad 
 Taylor George, engineer 151 Quarry 
 Taylor George E. jeweler 36 Orchard 
 Taylor George W. truss manuf. N. Y, 72 Kinney 
 Taylor Henry, drum major 116 Kinney 
 Taylor Henry, clerk 200 Broad 
 Taylor Henry D. shoe maker 96 William 
 Taylor Hermon B. 12 Division 
 Taylor Israel B. 19 Cross 
 
 Taylor James, shoemaker enquire 67 Catharine 
 Taylor James, grocer '297 Market 
 Taylor James, shoemaker 59 Washington 
 Taylor James B. prof, of music 2 Arch 
 Taylor James S. 2l3 North Broad 
 Taylor John, president old bank 386 Broad 
 Taylor John, stone mason 6-21 High 
 Taylor John B- tinman 2 Liberty 
 Taylor John M. shoemaker 86 Kinney 
 Taylor John R. jeweler 14 Court 
 Taylor Joseph, machinist 24 New 
 Taylor Joseph, shoemaker 7 Springfield avenue 
 Taylor Josiah, blacksmith 20 William 
 Taylor Jotham, last maker 70 Kinney 
 Taylor Lewis, jeweler 275 High 
 Taylor Lewis, trunk maker 130 Kinney 
 Taylor Maria W. widow of Sebastian C. 73 Plane 
 Taylor Mary, widow of John jr. 14 Court 
 Taylor Mary A. hat trimmer 279 High 
 Taylor Mendis, tanner 4 Plane
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 245 
 
 Taylor Robert, gardener Bank n. Wallace 
 
 Taylor Samuel, carriage maker 54 William 
 
 Taylor Samuel, jeweler 10 Liberty or Lafayette 
 
 Taylor William, tailor rear 238 Broad 
 
 Taylor William, bridle maker enquire '22 Walnut 
 
 Taylor William, (col'd) mariner 143 Commerce 
 
 Taylor William, currier 214 Washington 
 
 Taylor William H shoemaker 91 Kinney 
 
 Taylor William H. jeweler 177 Washington 
 
 Taylor William R. tin manufr. 402 Broad h. 29 Kinney 
 
 Taylor William W. furniture dealer 336 h. 442 Broad 
 
 Taylor William W. M. D. 259 Broad r. I Park Chh. place 
 
 Taynor John, blacksmith, 31 Baldwin 
 
 Teal Gottlieb, shoemaker "Z Nichols 1 Court 
 
 Teare Phillip, 201 East River 
 
 Tearney John, patent leather Chatham c. New 
 
 Teasman John, (col'd) plane maker 80 Catharine 
 
 Teats James, clerk 3 Keen's Court 
 
 Teese Conrad, leather merchant Ifil h. 178 Washington 
 
 Teese Fred. H. att. and couns. at law 150 Market r. 178 
 
 Washington 
 
 Teese Noble, farmer 2 1 Augusta 
 Teigel Frederick, machinist 267 Market 
 Telegraph Office, 305 Broad (up stairs) 
 Temple David, morocco dresser 155 Washington 
 Temple Sarah, widow of Robert 18 North Broad 
 Tench George, shoemaker 91 Tichenor 
 Terhune Albert, 64 Bleeker 
 Terhune Albert, shoemaker 114 Academy 
 Terhune Albert H. hatter 77 Bleeker 
 Terhune Ann, widow of David 13 Lafayette 
 Terhune James, shoe manufr. 206 Plane 
 Terhune James J. shoe manufr. in Country 
 Terhune John, shoe manuf. 298 Broad h. 202 Plane 
 Terhune John I. shoemaker 19 Catharine 
 Terhune John W. shoe mamif. 142 Market h. 18 Commerce 
 Terhune Richard, clerk 202 Plane 
 Terhune Richard, shoemaker 206 Plane 
 Terhune Richard A, carpenter 114 Academy 
 Terhune William, shoe manufr. 142 Market h. 50 William 
 Terhune jr. William, saddler 248 Broad 
 Ternay James, boi'er maker 68 Catharine 
 Terrell Bryant D. harness maker 412 Broad 
 Terrell Calvin, shoemaker rear 12 Pair 
 Terrell Daniel D. watch case maker 11 Cottage 
 Terrell Luther L. saddler 412 Broad 
 Ten ell Phebe, widow of John tailoress ll Cottage 
 Terrell Susan C. 11 Cottage 
 21*
 
 246 PIERSON'S 
 
 Terrell William, trimmer 13 East Kinney 
 
 Terrell William, (col'd) 37 Garden 
 
 Terry Alvali. hub factory 139 Kinney 
 
 Terry Ebenezer, (col'd) teamster 340 High 
 
 Terry & Co. James, travelling bag frames Ham. c. Bruen 
 
 Terry Susan, (col'd) washerwoman rear 8 Green 
 
 Terry Thomas M, hat manufacturer 14 William 
 
 Tey Patrick, laborer 140 Chestnut 
 
 Tharp Moses, carpenter 103 McWhorter 
 
 Tharp Samuel W. builder 21 h. 6 Marshall 
 
 Thatcher John, constable 63 Kinney 
 
 Thayer Caleb, painter and glazier 56 Mulberry 
 
 Thayer Mrs. R. M. corset maker 56 Mulberry 
 
 Thayer Obadiah, 70 Washington 
 
 Thierne Frederick, tailor 16 Spruco 
 
 Thieme John, tailor 16 Spruce 
 
 Thill Francis, saddler 190 Washington 
 
 Thomas Ann E. widow of Wanzer 22 Fair 
 
 Thomas Archibald A. cotton mer. N. Y. h. 12 Fulton 
 
 Thomas Asa, livery stable 200 Market h. 7 Franklin place 
 
 Thomas David, wagon manuf. 58 Com. h. 39 Mulberry 
 
 Thomas Frederick S wood & coal 141 River h. 467 Bd- 
 
 Thomas jr. Frederick S. merchant 300 h. 467 Broad 
 
 Thomas George L. coach maker 10 Camfield 
 
 Thomas Henry H spring maker 22% Church 
 
 Thomas Huldah, widow of George 32 Fair 
 
 Thomas James, laborer 66 Crane 
 
 Thomas James F. hatter 29 Clinton 
 
 Thomas John A. saddler 32 Fair 
 
 Thomas Joseph H. jeweler 29 Chestnut 
 
 Thomas Luther G. medical student 467 Broad 
 
 Thomas Richard, (col'd) laborer 143 Commerce 
 
 Thomas Samuel, brass finisher 8 Scott 
 
 Thomas Thomas, grocer 86 Quarry 
 
 Thomas Wm coach maker 202 Maiket h. 71 Commerce 
 
 Thomason Thomas, moulder 4 East Fair 
 
 Thompson Aaron W. patent leather 14 Front 
 
 Thompson Benjamin L. shoemaker 50 Halsey 
 
 Thompson Cato, (coi'd) carpenter 38 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Thompson Daniel H. moulder 6!) Spring 
 
 Thompson David, baker enquire 35i Market 
 
 Thompson Dorothy, widow of Alex, enquire 22 New 
 
 Thompson Edward G teacher 66 Academy 
 
 Thompson Elias 1. attorney at law 14 Bank 
 
 Thompson George (col'd) 16 Academy 
 
 Thompson George, (col'd) 37 Garden 
 
 Thompson Henry, (col'd) city bell ringer 111 Mulberry 
 
 Thompson Henry, (col'd) rear 43 Market
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 247 
 
 Thompson Henry, (col'd) rear 83 Catharine 
 
 Thompson Hezekiah, salesman 18 Division 
 
 Thompson Isaac C, wagon maker 11 Bank h. 66 Academy 
 
 Thompson Isabella, widow of Lewis (col'd) 111 Mulb'y 
 
 Thompson James, wheelwright 53 Orange 
 
 Thompson James C. saddle tree maker 60 State 
 
 Thompson James M. surveyor 16 Oak h. 36 Clinton 
 
 Thompson John, laborer 200 Plane c. Augusta 
 
 Thompson John F. (col'd) barber 12U Market h. 86 Bank 
 
 Thompson John P. 100 Halsey 
 
 Thompson Joseph, laborer 26 Broad 
 
 Thompson Joseph, (col'd) 63 Inness 
 
 Thompson Joseph G. varnisher 370 h. 520 Broad 
 
 Thompson L. Hannah, widow of Geo. board h. 120 Acdmy 
 
 Thompson Lewis B. grocer 16 r. 14 Oak 
 
 Thompson Maria, widow of John rear 16 Cherry 
 
 Thompson Patrick, laborer 54 Monroe 
 
 Thompson Rebecca, dress maker 60 State 
 
 Thompson Samuel, locksmith 16 Thomas 
 
 Thompson Samuel, sash and blind 3.9 Ogden 
 
 Thompson Theodore F. harness, whip and collar manuf. 
 
 4 Fair h. 12 Clinton 
 Thompson Thomas, currier 86 Bank 
 Thompson Thomas, (col'd) 77 Halsey 
 Thompson Thomas, blacksmith Chestnut n. Railroad ave. 
 'Thompson Thomas, box maker foot Nichols 
 Thompson Thomas, shipwright 76 Kinney 
 Thompson William, carman 47 South Canai 
 Thompson William 13. stone cutter 12 Congress 
 Thomson Mary D. 72 Court 
 Thomson Peter, baker 80 Broad 
 Thomson Smeaton, widow 72 Court 
 Thorn Kdwan, carpenter 6 Broad 
 Thorn John B. cracker baker 152 h. 149 Plane 
 Thorn Joseph, bakery 152 h. 147 Plane 
 Thorn Lewis A. chair maker 26 Plane 
 Thorn William H. cracker baker 152 h. 147 Plane 
 Thornall Ann, (col'd) 4 Nesbilt's Court 
 Thornton Charles, currier 170 Plane 
 Thornton Nicholas, shoemaker 2 1 Plane 
 Thorp Abby Adeline, widow of James M. 204 Broad 
 Thrall James H. tailor 37 Ward 
 Thrall John H. tailor 37 Ward 
 Thrust Daniel W. jeweler 356 Broad 
 Thruslon Sarah, Park House 
 Tice David, shingle shaver 33 Monroe 
 Tice George, carpenter 2'<J8j Plane 
 Tice Jacob, laborer 24 Ridge
 
 248 PIERSON'V 
 
 Tice John, shingle shaver 33 Monroe 
 
 Tice Joseph P. 21 South Market 
 
 Tichenor Abby, widow of James 32 Hamilton 
 
 Tichenor Alfred, machinist h. 40 Washington 
 
 Tichenor Ann, widow of Hiram 28 Church 
 
 Tichenor Caleb D. constable 210 Broad 
 
 Tichetior Celim, builder St) Commerce 
 
 Tichenor Charles L. japanner 183 Warren 
 
 Tichenor Daniel S. patent leather 62 Plane 
 
 Tichenor Daniel W. buckle manuf. 32 Lawrence 
 
 Tichenor David H. coffee & spice 2? Union h. 115 McWr 
 
 Tichenor Davis L. blacksmith 12 Comes 
 
 Tichenor Edward D. paper and periodical office 346 Bd. 
 
 Tiohenor Elijah B. dairyman Tichenor Hill, Clinton N. J> 
 
 Tichenor Jabez, clerk r. 1 South Essex 
 
 Tichenor James H. foot Ferry 
 
 Tichenor James W. founder 56 Hamilton 
 
 Tichenor James W. coffee & spice dealer H5 McWhor. 
 
 Tichenor Joseph, shoe nvfr. 140 Market h. 123 Kinney 
 
 Tichenor Joseph M. jeweler 123 Kinney 
 
 Tichenor Josiah, dairyman Tichenor Hill, Clinton N. J. 
 
 Tichenor Lyman S. sash <J- blind 124 William 
 
 Tichenor Moses, shoemaker Nichols n. S. Prospect 
 
 Tichenor Nathaniel S. blacksmith 9 Grant's Alley 
 
 Tichenor Nehemiah. Custom House N. Y. h. 475 Broad 
 
 Tichenor Sarah, widow of Luther 12 Comes 
 
 Tichenor William, blacksmith 575 High 
 
 Tichenor Zadwk, shoe mfr. 140 Market h, 42 Church 
 
 Tichenor Zadock J- sash and blind maker 42 Church 
 
 Tiernay James, gardner 40 South 
 
 Ticrnay Julia, widow of John 50i Union 
 
 Tiernay Mark, laborer 40 South 
 
 Tighe Phillip, laborer 12 Halsey's Alley 
 
 Tilan John, laborer rear 22 N. Prospect 
 
 Till jr. John 7 Arch 
 
 Tillman Mary, washerwoman rear 35 Garden 
 
 Tillou Catharine, widow of Walter 233 Washington ' 
 
 Tillou John R chair maker 370 Broad h. 20 Green 
 
 Tillou William, 4fiO Broad 
 
 Tims Eunice, widow of Burnet 202 Washington 
 
 Tims John H. coach maker 202 Washington 
 
 Tindall John, 198 Market 
 
 Tingley David D carpenter 25 McWhorter 
 
 Tingley Ebenezer, malleable iron 46 Orange 
 
 Tingley James C.sash and blind 5j Fair h. 22 Cottage 
 
 Tingley Margaret, widow of Ebenezer 61 Orange 
 
 Tingley & Vangieson, sash and blind 5J Fair 
 
 Tienney James, moulder 214 Market 
 
 Tintle George, charcoal merchant 160 Nesbitt
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 249 
 
 Tintle Joseph, cabinet maker 22 Church 
 
 Tipson William S. japanner 49 Bank 
 
 Titus & Pound, cracker bakers 19 Lombardy. 
 
 Titus jr. William, cracker baker 19 Lombardy 
 
 Tobirt James, laborer 10 Golden 
 
 Tobin John, 39 North Broad * 
 
 Tobin John, ivory turner 5 Mechanic h. 10 Mercer 
 
 Tobin Michael, hatter 5 Brown 
 
 Todd Nelson, tailor 19 Commerce 
 
 Todd Silas M. master mason 45 Catharine 
 
 Todd William R. cabinetmaker 18 James 
 
 Toler Hugh K. Locust Hill 147 EHzdbethiow* Road 
 
 Toler John, castor manufr. Inc. Plane h. 40 Warren 
 
 Toler William, clerk h. 8 Webster 
 
 Tolles Cornelius W. student 5 Fair 
 
 Tolles Horace B. New York 13 South Canal 
 
 Tolles Samuel L. sexton 1st church 5 Fair 
 
 Tombs Ann Eliza, widow of Jonathan B. 20 Plum 
 
 Tombs Joseph B. cooper Ogden n. Orange 
 
 Tomlmson Robert, 52 Crane 
 
 Tomlinson Sarah, widow of Charles 52 Crane 
 
 Tompkins Calvin, lime manufr. 37 h. 12 South Bridge 
 
 Tompkins C. T. hatter 356 Broad 
 
 Tompkins Daniel D. rubber works 50 Sheffield 
 
 Tompkins Elias, President Lime Co 40 Bridge 
 
 Tompkins Ira H. carriage m. enquire 281 Mulberry 
 
 Tompkins Isaac B. lace weaver 3 Srmmit 
 
 Tompkins John C. last maker 120 Washington 
 
 Tompkins John T. butcher C. M. h. 6 North Broad 
 
 Tompkins Joseph F shoemaker 9 Comes 
 
 Tompkins Maria. 4 Ball's Court 
 
 Tompkins Obadiah, shoemaker 79 New 
 
 Tompkins Phineas, painter 70 Spring 
 
 Tompkins Robert, segar maker 70 Spring 
 
 Tompkins Samuel 1. (col'd) public school teacher 47 Bank 
 
 Tompkins William P. saddler Oak Hall Ct. rear 276 Bd. 
 
 Tompkins William S- shoemaker 7 Comes 
 
 Tonson jr. Samuel (col'd) rear 39 Garden 
 
 Tonsori Thomas T. (col'd) 17 Colden 
 
 Tonsted Richard, laborer New n. Searing 
 
 Toone Christopher, laborer 177 Quarry 
 
 Toone Joseph H. capt. ship Nebraska 374 Market 
 
 Tormay Edward, laborer 110 Tichenor 
 
 Tormay Patrick, laborer 334 Washington 
 
 Tormay Phillip, carter 334 Washington 
 
 Torrey Asa, nurseryman 77 Orange 
 
 Totton Samuel, mason 18 South Essex 
 
 Tourton Mons. Claudius, French teacher 246 Broad
 
 250 PIERSON'S 
 
 Towland Sylvester H. 22 New 
 
 Towle & Brothers, dry goods 182, 212 Bd. 173 Spring,N.Y 
 
 Towle George, dry goods 18-2 & 2 13 Broad h. 67 Bleeker 
 
 Towle & Co. G. d'ry goods 212 Broad 
 
 Towle Joseph, 42 South Canal 
 
 Townley "f.nos B butcher 39 Market h. 6I Commerce 
 
 Townley Isaac B. 52 Commerce 
 
 Townlsy William B. mason 6 South Market 
 
 Townley William T. hatter 42 Jefferson 
 
 Townsend Mary, 15 Park Place 
 
 Toy Patrick, lahorer 110 South Orange Avenue 
 
 Traford Anton, 333 Broad 
 
 Tracy Francis, tailor 1 Summit 
 
 Tracy Hannah, widow of Henry 11 Halsey's alley 
 
 Trainer James, laborer 3 Catharine 
 
 Trainer Patrick, 40 Prospect Place 
 
 Traver Anson, soap & candles 100 Market h. 14 Frank. PI 
 
 Travers Michael, laborer 2 Halsey's Alley 
 
 Trawin James, shoemaker 53 Academy 
 
 Trawin Joseph, shoemaker 1 Vine 
 
 Trawin William H. refectory 284 h. 120 Eroad 
 
 Trajnor Alexander, shoemaker 32 Lush 
 
 Trembly John, shoemaker 193 Court 
 
 Trembly William, engraver 48 Halsey 
 
 Trier Aaron, second hand clothing 40 Mulberry 
 
 Trier Lewis, currier 56 Market h. 43 William 
 
 Trimble Charles S. scale maker 8 Cross 
 
 Trimble Henry, carpenter 109 Quarry 
 
 Trimmer Peter, laborer 68 Court 
 
 Trinity School, 33 Clinton 
 
 Trippe Joseph B. druggist 128 M. Lane N. Y. h. 4 Park PH 
 
 Trippe Robert H. druggist 293 Broad h. 6 Fulton 
 
 Tronson Luke. F. machinist 66 State 
 
 Tronton Robert, hatter 100 Bank 
 
 Troy Patrick, laborer 11 Stephens' Court 
 
 True Rev. , 104 Higli 
 
 Trumpore Abby, widow of John 281 Market 
 
 Trumpore Dr. George, Camptown 
 
 Tryon William, hatter 36 Garden 
 
 Tucker Aaron, shoemaker 3 Scott 
 
 Tucker Benjamin W. builder 117 Elm c. Union 
 
 Tucker Charles, harness maker 32 Mechanic 
 
 Tucker Charles, star tavern 285 Market 
 
 Tucker Charles W. North Ward and City Hotel 106 Broad. 
 
 Tucker Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin 73 Orchard 
 
 Tucker Ephraim W. 121 Elm c. Union 
 
 Tucker Galutia, stone cutter 30 Montgomery 
 
 Tucker Hiram, dairyman Lyons Farms
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 251 
 
 Tucker Isaac, hatter Virginia 
 
 Tucker James, currier 6s Market h. 170 Plane 
 
 Tucker Jane, widevv of Benjamin 156 Plane 
 
 Tucker Joseph S. jeweler 27 Orchard 
 
 Tucker Moses, grocer 476 Broad 
 
 Tucker Samuel C. merchant 121 Elm 
 
 Tuers David, shoemaker 127 Kinney 
 
 Tuers Ellen, widow of Cornelius 4 Jackson 
 
 Tueis Henry, carpenter 29 Durand 
 
 Tuers Maria, widow of Walter 133 Orange 
 
 Tuers R. 160 Broad 
 
 Tuers S. P. dry goods 160 Broad 
 
 Tulane Florentine, teacher 70 New 
 
 Tully Esther, widow of THomas rear-5i Union 
 
 Tully Michael, laborer 175 Plane 
 
 Tunis Elizabeth, widow of Nehemiah 1 Camp c. Broad 
 
 Tunis Phebe A. tailoress 229a Washington 
 
 Tunison Anthony, (col'd) 122 Baldwin 
 
 Tunison Jr Anthony, (col'd) rear 35 Garden 
 
 Tunison Francis, (col'd) miller 133 Nesbitt 
 
 Tunison Joseph, (col'd) gardener 4 Washington alley 
 
 Tunison Lewis, (col'd) rear 75 Garden 
 
 Tunison Runyon C. tailor 10 Comes 
 
 Tunison William, hatter 14 Plum 
 
 Tunnell Charles, captain 33 Jefferson 
 
 Tupman William, tailor 80 Halsey 
 
 Turbett Abraham, 37 Madison 
 
 Turk William, M. D. u. s. N. 112 Broad 
 
 Turnbull Alexander, coach mfr. 150 Market h. 77 Com. 
 
 Turnbull David B. coach mfr. 150 Market h 12 Clinton 
 
 Turnbull 3). B. & A. coach manufacturers 150 Market 
 
 Turnbull Margaret, widow of James 77 Commerce 
 
 Turner Miss Anna R. teacher (s. w. p. s.) r. 14 Court 
 
 Turner Gabriel S. glue manfr. 27 Richmond h. 339 High 
 
 Turner Ira, farmer 5 Parkhurst 
 
 Turner Isabella, embroidery 134 Orange 
 
 Turner Jacob, segar maker 41 Spring 
 
 Turner John, fruit dealer 3 Hedges' alley 
 
 Turner John, turner Crane n. Ridge 
 
 Turner Mary, widow of Thomas 134 Orange 
 
 Turney John, machinist 112 New 
 
 Tuttle Charles, hatter Belleville 23 Commerce 
 
 Tuttle Daniel, clerk 5 Mechanic 
 
 Tuttle George F. attorney at law 312 Broad h. 19 Park 
 
 Tuttle John H. machinist 5i Fair r. 13 Bank 
 
 Tuttle Joseph N. attorney and couns. 250 h. 448 Broad 
 
 Tuttle Julia A. widow of William 450 Broad 
 
 Tuttle Robert M. locksmith Philadelphia
 
 252 PIEUSON'S 
 
 Tuttle Stephen B. tin & stove manufr. 307 Bd. 28 Com, 
 
 Tuttle Uzal J. job & copperplate printer li h. 23 Com. 
 
 Tuttle William H. baker 35i Market 
 
 Tyler Benjamin O. mason Illinois 88 Warren 
 
 Tyms Samuel J. harness maker 11 East Mechanic 
 
 Tyrrell Peter, grocer 6 Mulberry 
 
 U. 
 
 Uffert John, oiled silk 62 Newark 
 
 Ufford Henry J. saddler 67 New 
 
 Ulm Henry, trunk maker 143 Court 
 
 Umbach William, cutter 30 Fulton 
 
 Uncksman Sebastian, farmer 232 South Broad 
 
 Underbill Frederick S. carpenter 72J Broad 
 
 Underbill Pateman, carpenter 723 Broad 
 
 Underwood Rev. Almon, 133 High 
 
 Unger Augustus, jeweler 160 Mulberry 
 
 Ungerer Christian, jeweler 12 Marshall 
 
 Ungerer Jacob, jeweler 50 Walnut 
 
 Union School House, 23 New 
 
 Uphouse George, tailor 37 Longworth 
 
 Uphouse Ludwig, tailor 29 Scriber's Lane 
 
 Upton Robert, grocer 31 Ward 
 
 Urich Daniel. 10 Beach 
 
 Usher William, morocco dresser 210 Washington 
 
 Usher William, moulder 22 Camfield 
 
 Utter Alexander M. leather dresser 84 Market h. 74 Wash 
 
 Utter Jr. John N California 382 Broad 
 
 Utter Mary, 382 Broad 
 
 Utter Phebe, widow of William 382 Broad 
 
 Utter Sarah S w'dow of John N. boardinghouse 382 Bd. 
 
 Utter William H accountant GS Market r. 382 Broad 
 
 Utter William T. 48 Smith 
 
 V. 
 
 Vache Mary Anna, 654 Broad c. High 
 
 Vaeth Michael, harness maker 90 Walnut 
 
 Vail Alexander, hatter 3y Halsey 
 
 Vail Duncan P. medical student 172 Market h. 38 2Broad 
 
 Vail Edward C. spring maker 48 North Broad 
 
 Vail Kliza A. widow of Daniel 23 Chestnut 
 
 Vail James T. mason 16 Orleans 
 
 Vail Mary, boarding house 238 Plane 
 
 Vail Mrs. Moses, boarding house 31 Clinton 
 
 Vail Sidney Morris, printer 235 Plane 
 
 Vail & Ya'es, wholesale hat manufrs. 113 River 
 
 Valentine Mrs. Catharine, wid. of Oscar nurse 127 Kinney
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 241* 
 
 Valentine Oscar J. jeweler 53 Bank 
 Valentine Thomas, (col'd) 16 Academy 
 Valentine William S tailor 366 Broad 
 Van Amburgh, telegraph office 305 Broad r. Park Hoose 
 Van Antwerp Edwin, 14 Park Place 
 Van Antwerp & Co. E. plating and manufacturers of sad- 
 dlery and coach hardware 35 Mulberry 
 Van Antwerp Margaret, 12 Centre 
 Van Arsdale Elias, att. and couns. 259 r. 190 Broad 
 Van Arsdale Jacob, att. and couns. 259 h. 190 Broad 
 Van Arsdale James, plater 10 East Fair 
 Van Arsdale Robert, alt. and couns. 192 r. 190 Broad 
 Van Benscoten Daniel M. tinsmith 4 East Fair 
 Van Bergen Peter, (col'd) 1 Newton's Court 
 Van Blank Albert, (col'd) jeweler 56 Broad 
 Van Blank Anthony, (col'd) carter 17 Academy 
 Van Blank Hannah, widow (col'd) 19 Academy 
 
 Van Bockele , locksmith 306 Market 
 
 Van Boskerch Ann, widow of Lucas 104 Plane 
 Van Buren Jacob, carpenter rear 77 Orchard 
 Van Buskirk Daniel, sea captain 104 Commerce 
 Van Buskirk John, cooper 173 Commerce 
 Van Buskirk Nicholas D. shoemaker 29 Plane 
 Van Buskirk Ros well, druggist 292 Broad h. 11 Cedar 
 Van Buskirk Thomas,' (col'd) 1 Newton's Court 
 Van Court Frances, widow of William S. 39 Orchard 
 Van Court John W. shoemaker 16 Kinney 
 Van Court Robert M. shoemaker 9 Beach 
 Van Court Theodore L. shoemaker. 15 New 
 Van Court William, saddler 9 Beach 
 Vanderbeck George, (col'd) teamster rear 35 Garden 
 Vanderbeck Peter, (col'd) waiter 356 Broad 
 Vanderen Hannah, widow of William 633 Broad 
 Vanderen John B. hatter New above Newark 
 Vanderen William J. harness maker 683 Broad 
 Vanderhoof Charles S. coach lamp maker 163 Mulberry 
 Vanderhoof Cornelius A. mason 41 Lawrence 
 Vanderhoof Cornelius R. mason 98 Washington 
 Vanderhoof Henry R mason 31 Arch 
 Vanderhoof Jacob, shoemaker 24 Grand 
 Vanderhoof James G. tailor Orleans n. Orange 
 Vanderhoof Sarah, widow of Peter Ifi3 Mulberry 
 Vanderpool Ann, widow of James 175 Broad 
 Vanderpool Beach, 69 Broad c. Division 
 Vanderpool James M. pilot steamboat Passaic 76 River 
 Van Derveer Cornelius P. carpenter 2 Ball's Court 
 Van Derveer Wm. livery stable 1 Harrison h. 16 Bank 
 Van Dervoort Susan, widow of Peter 20 Elm 
 
 21s
 
 242* PIERSON'S 
 
 Van Derwerken Gilbert, Washington,- D. C. 
 
 Van Derweiken Wm. H. clerk 6 Railroad ave. 176 Mulb'y 
 
 Van Doren Abraham, (col'd) 35 Warren 
 
 Van Dusen John B. saddler 16 New 
 
 Van Duyne Abraham, carpenter 30 Plane 
 
 Van Duyne Abraham A. 38 State 
 
 Van Duyne Caroline, tailoress 4 Quarry 
 
 Van Duyne Cornelius, 4 Quarry 
 
 Van Duyne Simon P. coach body maker 195 Plane 
 
 Van Dyke Maria, 219 N. Broad 
 
 Van Emburgh Maria, widow of Christopher, 21 E. River 
 
 Van Fleet Richard, feed store 114 Market h. 177 Wash'n. 
 
 Van Gieson Horace, sash & blind 5* Fair h- 109 Academy 
 
 Van Gieson Ira, lime manufacturer 62 Halsey 
 
 Van Gieson Isaac E. California 71 Spring 
 
 Van Gorden Harvey, clerk 366 Broad 
 
 Van Hagan John, currier 276 Plane 
 
 Van Hart Joseph, shoe mfr. 1 S. Market h. Ill S> Canal 
 
 Van Horn Ellen, dress maker 89 Catharine 
 
 Van Houten Cornelius H. blacksmith 49 Liberty 
 
 Van Houten Garret, iron turner 100 Oliver 
 
 Van Houten George H. saddler 29 Lawrence 
 
 Van Houten Gertrude, widow of Abraham 36 Mechanic 
 
 Van Houten Gibson, machinist 138 Warren 
 
 Van Houten Joanna, widow of Abraham 6 Beecher 
 
 Van Houten John C. boatman 16 North Prospect 
 
 Van Houten Peter P. carman 80 Quarry 
 
 Van Houten Ralph, builder inquire at 225 Washington 
 
 Van Houten Sarah, widow of James F. 15 Hill 
 
 Van Kirk John R. clerk Steamboat Passaic r. 5 Cedar 
 
 Van Martin Daniel, (col'd) laborer Clinton n. Broad 
 
 Van Middleworth Abram, (col'd) 116 Newark 
 
 Van Name Charles, carman 32 Church 
 
 Van Name John, harness maker 11 Orchard 
 
 Van Ness Alfred, (col'd) laborer 64 Mill 
 
 Van Ness Ann. (col'd) rear 8 Green 
 
 Van Ness Daniel, painter 164 Orange 
 
 Van Ness Daniel H. carpenter 9(5 Waren 
 
 Van Ness David, grocer 21 Orchard c. Beach 
 
 Van Ness Henry D. blacksmith 219 Plane 
 
 Van Ness Jacob, harne maker Railroad ave. h- 38 Green 
 
 Van Ness jr. Jacob, carpenter 98 Plane 
 
 Van Ness Jacob S. grocer 43 Ferry c. Union 
 
 Van Ness James H. sash & blind 187 Plane 
 
 Van Ness John, mason 574 High 
 
 Van Ness John, 26 Lombardy 
 
 Van Ness John, (col'd) 38 Bloomfield avenue 
 
 Van Ness John, shoemaker 107 Union
 
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. ^43* 
 
 Van Ness John P. California 
 Van Ness Lewis, att. & cour.s. 29 Market 
 Van Ness Lewis, carpenter 108 Elm 
 Van Ness Nicholas, plater 5 Mechanic h. 233 Plane 
 Van Ness Peter J. moulder 85 Washington 
 Van Ness Simon, blacksmith 32 Arch 
 Van Ness Simon H. 96 Warren 
 Van Ness Simpson, master mason 103 Elm 
 Van Ness Stephen P. annealer 80 Spring 
 Van Ness Thomas, saddle tree maker 8 Division place 
 Van Ness Thomas, (col'd) 630 High 
 Van Ness William, blacksmith 574 High 
 Van Ness William J. cabinet maker 14 Academy 
 Van Ness William J. carpenter 78 Plane 
 Van Newtondore, (col'd) waiter 103 Mill 
 Van Nortwick Abraham, carpenter 18 Orchard 
 Van Nuis Sarah, widow of Henry 31 Cottage 
 Van Orden David, coachman 2 Vroom's Alley 
 Van Orden Henry, saddler 7 Broad 
 Van Orter Lydia, tailoress 163 Plane 
 Van Renssellear John, Belleville 
 Van Riper Alonzo, plater 50 Church 
 ^an Riper Ann, widow 18 Division place 
 Van Riper Anthony, blacksmith 9 Halsey's Court 
 Van Riper Catharine, 217 Plane 
 Van Riper George I. segar maker 150 Academy 
 Van Riper Harmon, saddletree maker 11 Divi^m Place 
 Van Riper Jacob, harness maker 14 Baldwin 
 Van Riper Jacob, carpenter 4 Cross 
 Van Riper John, shoe manufr. 53 Church h. 26 Hill 
 Van Riper John, mason 12 Warren 
 Van Riper John B. carpenter 48 Bleeker 
 Van Riper John J. carpenter 8 Halsey's Court 
 Van Roden Jacob, mason 153 Academy 
 Van Roden Peter, 22 Division 
 Van Roden William A. blacksmith G9 Orleans 
 Van Santvoord Elizabeth, widow of Zeger 396 Broad 
 Van Schayck Rhoda, widow of Thomas G. 162 Plane 
 Van Sickle Albert, Elizabelhtown 
 Van Sickle Benjamin M. carman 'Tichenor n. Elm 
 Van Sickle Stephen, shoe manufacturer Elizabethtown 
 Van Vleck Abraham H. uncur. money disc, office 270 Bd 
 Van Voorhees James, blacksmith 57 State 
 Van Wagenen Frederick, lumber mer. 1 Ogden h 14 Divis'n 
 Van Wagenen George A. lumber merchant 5 Lumber 
 Van Wagenen Isaac, lumber Centre whf. h. 13 Centre 
 Van Wagenen Isaac & George A. lumber merchants 2d 
 Yard below Steamboat Dock
 
 244* PIERSON'S 
 
 Van Wagenen John, dry goods 258 Broad h. 8 Cedar 
 
 Van Wagenen Julius, druggist 116 Broad 
 
 Van Wagenen Orlando, clerk 224 r. 116 Broad 
 
 Van Wagenen Peter, 45 Bridge c. Ogden 
 
 Van Wagenen William, clerk (I. & G. A. V.) r. 13 Centre 
 
 Van Wagoner Christiana, (col'd) 122 William 
 
 Van Wagoner Robert, carpenter 131 Mulberry 
 
 Van Wagoner Thomas, carpenter 129 Mulberry 
 
 Van Winkle Abraham, clerk 40 Berry 
 
 Van Winkle Isaac 1. grocer 279 Wash. h. 20 Baldwin 
 
 Van Winkle Jacob, 97 Congress 
 
 Van Winkle Jane, widow of Elias H. 24 Plane 
 
 Van Winkle Jasper, plater 97 Congress 
 
 Van Winkle Michael, grocer 27j Commerce 
 
 Van Wort Benjamin, farmer 157 Tichenor 
 
 Van Wort Isaac, carpenter 54 Broad 
 
 Van Wort James, shoemaker 132 Kinney 
 
 Van Wort James, shoemaker 35 Baldwin 
 
 Van Wort John, shoemaker 38 North Broad 
 
 Van Wort William H. shoemaker 87 Catharine 
 
 Van Zandt Cmith, clerk 131 Market r. 20 Shipman 
 
 Varrick John, blacksmith 616 High 
 
 Vearlender Charles, jeweler 275 Railroad avenue 
 
 Venninger John, tailor 20 Market 
 
 Verity Samuel, shoemaker 32 Lawrence 
 
 Vermilye Harriet, widow of John 1 Cammack's alley 
 
 Vermilye ^tty, widow of Nathaniel 16 Bank 
 
 Vermilye Jacob D. cashier old bank 264 Broad 
 
 Vermilye William H. cashier Orange Bank Orange 
 
 Vermule Leonard, hatter 34 William 
 
 Vernon George H. clothier 310 Broad h. 20 Shipman 
 
 Vernon Thomas, plumber 53i Hamilton 
 
 Vernon Vernam, plumber 3 South Orange avenue 
 
 Verplank Hiland H. carpenter 67 Commerce 
 
 Vesey George P. harness maker 24 Liberty 
 
 Vesey William, saddler 24 Liberty 
 
 Vidalot Mrs. dressmaker 258 Plane 
 
 Vincent Albert, painter 290 Washington 
 
 Vincent Peter S. patent leather 3 Newark 
 
 Vinson John H. coach maker 1 Bruen 
 
 Vinten Frederick, carriage maker 49 Boston 
 
 Vliet Jane, widow of Abraham 30 Lawrence 
 
 Vliet John, blacksmith 4 Harrison's Court 
 
 Voelker Charles, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 
 Volk Martin, 9 Halsey's Court 
 
 Volner Frederick, segar maker 7 Church 
 
 Von Danneker Jacob, gardener 73 Orange 
 
 Voorhees Jacob V. N. cloth store N. Y. h. 131 Mulberry
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. . 245* 
 
 Voorhees Theodore, jeweler 19 Hill 
 
 Vreeland , tailoress 604 High 
 
 Vreeland Cynthia, widow of Michael 292 Washington 
 
 Vreeland Isaac C. soda water 3 Green 
 
 Vreeland Jacob A. coach lace weaver 56 New 
 
 Vreeland James, coach smith 41 R, R, ave h. 38 Ferry 
 
 Vreeland James H. farmer 114 New 
 
 Vreeland John P. cutter 33 Arch 
 
 Vreeland William, carpenter 64 M. & E. Railroad avenue 
 
 W. 
 
 Wackinhood Christian, jeweler 168 Mulberry 
 
 Waddell Thomas, saddler 124 Broad 
 
 Wadden John, harness maker 49 Columbia 
 
 Wade David W. carpenter inquire 47 Fair 
 
 Wade Demas H. 12 1 Washington 
 
 Wade Eliza, widow of David 18 Halsey 
 
 Wade Ezekiel, saddler 18 Halsey 
 
 Wade Jacob S. captain 125 Kinney 
 
 Wade Job, chairmaker 161 Railroad ave. c. Walnut 
 
 Wade Joseph L. M. D. 173 Market 
 
 Wade Joseph S. shoemaker 128 Walnut 
 
 Wade Samuel, edge tools 75 M. & E. Railroad avenue 
 
 Wade Stephen, grocer 93 Market 
 
 Wade William W. hatter 20 Halsey - 
 
 Waechter William, grocer 24 William -, 
 
 Wager Andrew J. painter 15 Catharine 
 
 Wagerly Matthias, blacksmith 230 Washington 
 
 Wagler Adam, 6 Niagara 
 
 Wagler Adam, Spruce c. Somerset 
 
 Wagner Charles, engraver 102 Walnut 
 
 Wagner Christian, chair maker 78 Ridge 
 
 Wagner Christian, saddler 4 Nichols 
 
 Wagner John, shade painter 207 Bank h. 59 Boston 
 
 Wagner John, shoemaker 28 Prince 
 
 Wagner J>hn, tailor 45 Hamburg Place 
 
 Wagner Louis, iron worker 15 Longworth 
 
 Wagner Lucy, widow of Charles 74 State 
 
 Wagner Willoughby, segar maker 16 East Mechanic 
 
 Wagtel George, mason 51 Montgomery 
 
 Wagtel John, tailor 127 Baldwin 
 
 Wain George, japanner 6 Stephen's Court 
 
 Waite Joseph T. segar maker 133 Quarry 
 
 Wakefield Henry, painter inquire 56 Madison 
 
 Wakefield Joseph, hatter 85 Washington 
 
 Wakefield Nathaniel, hatter 30 Catharine 
 
 Wak eland William, mariner 214 Madison 
 
 2lB*
 
 246* PIERSON'S 
 
 Wakeley Rev. Joseph B. pastor Market st Church r. 83 
 Mulberry 
 
 Wakeman Diederich, tailor 15 Catharine 
 
 Wakeman John P. suspender mfr. 4 Dey, New York h. 
 63 North Broad 
 
 Wakeman Sophia, milliner 226 Broad 
 
 Waldron Adolphus W. clothier 121 Market h. 1 Pine 
 
 Waldron & Co. Adolphus W. clothiers 121 Market 
 
 WaMron Anna J. milliner 16 Bank 
 
 Waldron Gaorge Z. clothier 293 Broad h. 22 Park Place 
 
 Waldron & Co. Tunis A. clothiers 293 Broad 
 
 Waldron Tunis A. clothier 293 Broad h. 22 Park Place 
 
 Waldron Jr. Tunis A. 22 Park Place 
 
 Walker Aaron S. shoemaker 122 State 
 
 Walker Abraham, carpenter 30 Chestnut 
 
 Walker Abraham B. Daily office r. 38 Kinney 
 
 Walker David, grocer 25 Columbia 
 
 Walker David L. 33 Chestnut 
 
 Walker Elizabeth, widow of John 25 Franklin 
 
 Walker Ira L. annealer inquire 35 Division 
 
 Walker James, shoemaker 200 Bank 
 
 Walker James, moulder inquire 38 Orange 
 
 Walker Jonathan, 33 Chestnut 
 
 Walker J. Gideon, clerk 117 r. 121 Broad 
 
 Walker Mahetable, widow rear 151 Mulberry 
 
 Walker Robert, saddler 222 Washington 
 
 Walker Robert G. morocco dresser 356 Broad 
 
 Walker William, machinist 55 North Broad 
 
 Walker William, cradle maker foot East Green 
 
 Walker William, wagon maker 33 Chestnut 
 
 Walker William H. M. blacksmith 15i h. 8 Plane 
 
 Walkerman Michael, tinner 4 Harrison 
 
 Wallace Catharine, 8 Green 
 
 Wallace Daniel, cancer doctor(suc. to Dr. Lynch) 703 Bd 
 
 Wallace Daniel H. patent leather 694 Broad 
 
 Wallace Gilbert D. printer 37 Market 
 
 Wallace Hiram, shoemaker 12 Franklin Place 
 
 Wallace John D. 26 Lombarly 
 
 Wallace Joseph C. New York 
 
 Wallace Mary, vest maker 8 Green 
 
 Wallace Thomas', (col'd) rear 8 Green 
 
 Wallace William, Chatham N. J. 
 
 Wallen Charles A. lace weaver 6 Ferry 
 
 Wallen Joseph, teamster 46 Union 
 
 Wallis Ashley, boot maker 39 State 
 
 Wallman Michael, gaidener 8 Wall 
 
 Walsh Catharine, tailoress 82 Catharine 
 
 Walsh Cornelius, trunk nails 60 Hamiltan h. 12 Columbia
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 847* 
 
 Walsh Cornelius, buckle mfr. 60 Hamilton h- 12 Columbia 
 
 Walsh Daniel, thread and neele store 51 Orange 
 
 Walsh Josiah, 11 Liberty 
 
 Walsh Lydia, widow of Emanuel Q8 Kinney 
 
 Walsh William, 11 Liberty 
 
 Walsh Zachariah, 1 1 Liberty 
 
 Walsingher Frederick, cutter 31 South Prospect 
 
 Walter James R. clerk 80 Wall, N. Y. 
 
 Walter John C. shoemaker 1 William c. Broad 
 
 Walter Mary, music teacher inquire 8 Clinton 
 
 Walter Samuel D. shoemaker 131 Pennington c. Hermon 
 
 Walter William H. enquire 8 Clinton 
 
 Walters John, edge tool maker foot South Prospect 
 
 Walters Theodore, jeweler Nichols' Court 
 
 Walton James H. book agent 122 Plane 
 
 Walton William, jeweler 195 Mulberry 
 
 Walzer Jacob, butcher 7 Rankin 
 
 Wambold Abraham, butcher 3 Centre Market h. 508 Broad 
 
 Wambold Henry, trunk maker Brunswick n. Parkhurst 
 
 Wambold Jacob, butcher 144 Washington 
 
 Wambold Lewis W. painter 90 Kinney 
 
 Wambold Mary, widow of William H, 508 Broad 
 
 Wanderlich Frederick, tailor 104 Court 
 
 Wanghart William, filer 70 Garden 
 
 Wangner George, tailor 168 Court 
 
 Wanmaker Andrew, mason 59 Washington 
 
 Wanman William, cigar maker 44 Spring 
 
 Ward Aaron, lumber mer. Centre Wharf h. 17 Centre 
 
 Ward jr. Aaron, grocer 404 Broad h. 50 Court 
 
 Ward Aaron B. lumber Centre Wharf h. 19 Centre 
 
 Ward Aaron C. wood mouldings 115 Union 
 
 Ward Abby, widow of Abraham K. 66 Halsey 
 
 Ward Amos A. shoemaker 30 Orange 
 
 Ward Ann, widow of Timothy C. 20 Shipman 
 
 Ward Caleb, shoemaker 25 Ogden 
 
 Ward Caleb C. 7 Lombardy 
 
 Ward Caleb S. grocer 102 Broad h. 9 Washington 
 
 Ward Caleb W. tallow chandler 19 Warren 
 
 Ward Charles, laborer 553 High 
 
 Ward & Co. rule manufacturers 33 River 
 
 Ward Daniel T. shoemaker 9 East Kinney 
 
 Ward David J. carpenter 155 Plane 
 
 Ward Eliza, widow of Henry 1 Washington 
 
 Ward Elizabeth, widow of Rev. Israel 26 Chestnut 
 
 Ward Elizabeth J. dressmaker 33 Plane 
 
 Ward Frances, widow of Uzal 18 Clinton 
 
 Ward Francis, coach trimmer 64 Walnut 
 
 Ward George, liquor merchant 366 Broad r. 50 Court 

 
 248* PIERSON'S 
 
 Ward George S. M. D. 388 Broad 
 
 Ward George S. shoemaker 124 Orange 
 
 Ward Gilbert S. umbrellas, hats and caps 312 Broad b. 17 
 
 Boudinot 
 
 Ward Hannah, widow of Rev. John 15 Cherry 
 Ward Henry A, clerk 151 Market r. 20 Shipman 
 Ward Henry S. dry goods 208 Broad h. 36 Orange 
 Ward Hooper C. California 1 South Canal 
 Ward Isaac, clothier South Orange Avenue 
 Ward Isaac M. M. D. Hill Cottage, Clinton, N. J. 
 Ward Isaac M. currier 63 Bank 
 Ward Jacob W. chandler 154 Market h. 19 Warren 
 Ward James, architect and builder 13 h. Ill Nesbitt 
 Ward James, 7 Mechanic h. Orange 
 Ward James, blacksmith 9 Quarry 
 Ward Jane, paper box manufacturer 1 North^Canal 
 Ward Jerome B. Globe foundry 86 S. Market h. 15 Smith 
 Ward John, trunk maker 7 South Orange Avenue 
 Ward John, painter and glazier Bank c. Wallace 
 Ward John, tin and stove mfr. 148 Market h. 46 Lafayette 
 Ward John C. blacksmith 30 Orange 
 Ward John F. M. D. 382A Broad 
 
 Ward JohnL. watch case manuf. 385 Broad, h. 2 Cottage 
 Ward Joseph, japan leather mfr. 7 N. Essex h. 16 Cedar 
 Ward Josiah, shoemaker 59 Orange 
 Ward J & R. japan leather manufacturers 7 N. Essex 
 Ward Leonard, rule maker 33 River h. 4 Park 
 Ward Lynus. currier 74 Market r. 20 Shipman 
 Ward Marcus L. tallow chandler 154 Market h. 27 Wash. 
 Ward & Co. M. L. tallow chandlers 154 Market 
 Ward Margaret T. widow of John J. 155 Plane 
 Ward Mary, widow of Caleb J- 76 Spring 
 Ward Mary, widow of Robert 30 Orange 
 Ward Matthias, attorney 60 Washington 
 Ward Moses L. book keeper 33 Plane 
 Ward Nathaniel, quarryman 22 Sussex avenue 
 Ward Obadiah M. lumber merchant r. 17 Centre 
 Ward Richmond, japan leather 7 North Essex h. 18 Cedar 
 Ward Samuel W. shoemaker 30 Orange 
 Ward Sarah, widow of Jos. G. 17J Liberty 
 Ward Smith P. shoemaker 30 Orange 
 Ward William, (col'd) whitewasher 18 Division Place 
 Ward William, shoemaker Boyden c. State 
 Ward William G. cabinet maker 35 Catharine 
 Ward William S. M. D. 99 Broad 
 Ward William T. sash and blinds 3 Ferry h. 28 Ward 
 Ward William W. dentist 2J Clinton 
 Ward William W. carriage trimmer 30 Church
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 249* 
 
 Wardeli Caroline, tailoress 14 Columbia 
 
 Wardell Esther, widow of John W. 14 Columbia 
 
 Wardeli George W, shoe cutter 4] Halsey 
 
 Wardell Harriet, tailoress 14 Columbia 
 
 Wardeli Louisa, tailoress 14 Columbia 
 
 Wardell Maria, 19 New 
 
 Wardell Martin, shoemaker 38 Lush 
 
 Wardell Mary, hat trimmer 134 Kinney 
 
 Warhurst Mary, widow of Jonathan 494 Railroad avenue 
 
 Warner Frederick R. clerk N. Y. 14 Chestnut 
 
 Warner Horace, trunk box maker 14 Chestnut 
 
 Warner John, cutter 112 Washington 
 
 Warner Madeline, milliner 226 Broad 
 
 Warner William, cutter 186 Broad h. 233 Market 
 
 Warner William, butcher 137 Quarry 
 
 Warren Charles H. machinist 67 Spring 
 
 Warren James, laborer 20 Augusta 
 
 Warren David Y. tailor Orleans R. Orange 
 
 Warren George R. tinner 18 Plane 
 
 Warren James C. constable 18 Plane 
 
 Warren John, currier 187 Plane 
 
 Warren John, trunk maker 7 Comes 
 
 Warren John B. carpenter 69 Spring 
 
 Warren Patrick, currier 2 Plane 
 
 Warren William, forest tree setter 18 Plane 
 
 Washington Hall, 320 Broad 
 
 Washington Isaac. 5 Colden 
 
 Washington School House, Orange c. Essex 
 
 Washington Temperance Hall, 153 Market 
 
 WATCH HOUSE, base 4 Centre Market 
 
 Wass , carriage maker 230 Washington 
 
 Waterbury Ann M. widow of William 37 Catharine 
 
 Waterfield John, hatter 16 Shipman 
 
 Waters Abel N. gold and silver refiner 18 Maiden Lone, 
 
 N. Y. h. 29 Fulton 
 
 Waters John J. (col'd) teamster 1 Wilbur's Alley 
 Waterson Catharine, widow of Benjamin 82 Ridge 
 Watkins Thomas, hotel Harrison on the causeway 
 Watkins William H. saddler 176 Mulberry 
 Watson Agnes, widow of John milliner 146 Broad 
 Watson Alonzo, Phcenix works h. 73 Warren 
 Watson Horace L. shoemaker 139 Mulberry 
 Watson Rev. John L. rector Grace church 411 Broad 
 Watson Maria, wido\s of James 37 Durand 
 Watson Mary, trimmer 24 Lombardy 
 Watson William, carpenter 61 Green 
 Watson William H. jeweler 10 Walnut 
 Watts George, ivory black manufacturer Ogden n. Clay
 
 250* PIERSON'8 
 
 Watts Geo. morocco dresser rear 94 Mk't. h. 235s Wash. 
 Watts William, machinist 58 Quarry 
 
 Waugh Charles R. attorney & solicitor 171 r. 177 Market 
 Weatherhead Charles P. thimble manufr. Hamilton c. Mc- 
 
 Whorter h. 23 Green 
 Weatherhead Peter, 23 Green 
 Weaver Henry, tailor 41 Catharine 
 Webb Frederick, shoemaker 1 Orchard 
 Webb Robert M. trunk maker 18 Shipman 
 Webb Thomas, washing powder Ferry below old foundry 
 Webb William, hatter 2-22 Bank 
 Webb William R. trunk maker 18 Shipman 
 Weber Andrew, laborer 16 Brown 
 Weber Frederick, saddler 55 Broom 
 Weber Henry, cane maker 15 Rankin 
 Weber Herman, founder 1 Scribner's Court 
 Weber Ignatus, spring maker 40 Brown 
 Weber Jacob, saddler 9 West 
 Weber John, mason 31 Nicholson 
 Weber Ludwig, founder 1 Scribner's Court 
 Weber Lewis, engraver 163 Mulberry 
 Weber Phillip, cane maker 23 Broom 
 Webster Andrew M. att. at law 153 Market h. 3 Cedar 
 Webster John, 148 Broad 
 Wedenmayer Christopher, 202 Hamburg place 
 Weeks George H. daguerreotypist 23 Warren 
 Weeks Hannah, widow of Rev. William R. 23 Warren 
 Weeks Horocco, 41 Ogden 
 Weeks John R. attorney and county clerk, office Court 
 
 House h. 10 Rankin Place 
 Weeks Robert D. Whately, Mass. 
 Weicel Charles, wheelwright 131 Springfield ave. 
 Weiland Gottlieb, shoemaker rear 18 Columbia 
 Weilows Frederick, turner 22 Augusta 
 Welch Edward, blacksmith 67 Green 
 Welch John, architect and surveyor 250 Broad h. Nevr 
 
 n. Newark 
 
 Welch John, laborer 81 Clay c. Ogden 
 Welch Michael, laborer 21 Sussex avenue 
 Welch Patrick, Crane road to Orange 
 Welch Thomas, laborer Wilsey n. Sussex ave 
 Welch Thomas, mason 26 Quarry 
 
 Welcher Daniel W. saddle tree riveter 382 Railroad ave. 
 Welcher Lucas, painter 96 Quarry 
 Welchman John, segar maker 14 Spring 
 Wellhausen Henry, cooper 325 Washington 
 Wellington Mary, tailoress 135 Plane 
 Wells Susan, (col'd) 3 Crane's Basin
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 251* 
 
 Welsh Morris, tailor 2 Gallager's Court 
 
 Welsh Patrick, machinist S. Prospect c. Chestnut 
 
 Welton Susan, grass widow 16 Rankin 
 
 Wenner John, blacksmith 64 Ridge 
 
 Wenner John, laborer 1 I Webster 
 
 West Bartholomew, file mfr. 58 Hamilton h. 7 Liberty 
 
 West Sophia S. widow of John E. 34 Smith 
 
 West Stephen, 9 Hamilton 
 
 West Thomas J. hat manuf. New York 
 
 Westbrook Asenath, widow of Abiah, boarding h. 98 Mkt. 
 
 Westbrook Sarah M. dress maker 98 Market 
 
 Westerfield George W. lock maker 34 Lafayette 
 
 Westerman Connel, 3 Nichols' Court 
 
 Westervelt Jacob A. 164 Warren 
 
 Westervelt Luke, painter 277 Mulberry 
 
 Westervelt Luke J. wheelwright 43 Broad 
 
 Westervelt Ralph L. painter 77 Mulberry h. 17 Garden 
 
 Westfall Sf Grant, dry goods 98 Broad 
 
 Westfall William, dry goods 98 Broad* h. 40 Orange 
 
 Westwood Enoch, balance manufacturer 19 Sheffield 
 
 Westwood Henry, balance manufr. 12 Boyden 
 
 WetseH John, mason 12 Grand 
 
 Wetsell John, carpenter 36 Prince 
 
 Wetsel Richard, tailor 13 West 
 
 Wheat George, 149 Academy 
 
 Wheatcroft Edward, carpenter tcols 139 State 
 
 Wheatcroft Geo. carpenters' tools Hedenberg's 389 Broad 
 
 Wheaton William, teamster 204 Nesbitt 
 
 Whelan Garret, laborer 1 Gallager's Court 
 
 Whelan John, laborer 13 Oxford 
 
 Whelan Mary, widow of Pierce 24 McWhorter 
 
 Whelan Michael, laborer 40 River 
 
 Whelan Randolph, laborer 194 South Market 
 
 Whelan William, laborer 62 North Canal 
 
 Wheeler Amanda, widow of Morris South 428 Broad 
 
 Wheeler Charles, tailor 6A Fair 
 
 Wheeler Dinah, (col'd) rear 37 Warren 
 
 Wheeler Grant J. lime manuf. 84 Clay h. Bloomfield 
 
 Wheeler Harry, (col'd) 8 Prince 
 
 Wheeler Hiram, shoe store 204 h. 350 Broad 
 
 Wheeler Jacob, blacksmith 278 Railroa \ avenue 
 
 Wheeler Jacob (col'd) whitewasher 53 Harrison 
 
 WheeFer James, box manuf. 292 High h. 428 Broad 
 
 Wheeler James, 199 Market 
 
 Wheeler James V. shoemaker 30 Baldwin 
 
 Wheeler Robert, shoe;naker 18 Cottage 
 
 Wheeler Sarah H. matron Orphan Asylum 194 High 
 
 Wheeler Stephen C. accountant William c. Cedar, N. Y.
 
 252* PIERSON'S 
 
 Wheeler Stephen P. saddler Brooklyn 
 Wheeler Wm. A. stationer 80 Watt h. 84 McDougal, N.Y. 
 Wheeler & Co. William A. stationers 175 Broadway JV. Y. 
 Whetsell David M. shoemaker 294 Washington 
 Whetsell Frances, widow of William 257 Washington 
 Whetsell George, turner 289 Washington 
 Whetsell Peter, dancing master 92 River 
 Whetsell Stephen, tailor Montgomery c. Broom 
 Whipple Jason, machinist 46 Fair 
 Whitaker Benjamin T. jeweler 28 Green 
 Whitaker Elisha, 340 Broad h. 205 Washington 
 Whitaker John K. 44 Nesbitt 
 Whitbeck Peter, constable, 91 Market 
 V.'hitbeck Peter, carriage maker 46 Bank 
 White Jaoob, mustard and spice grinder 350 High 
 White James, tanner 51 Ogden 
 
 White James, cutter 2 Oak Hall Court rear 276 Broad 
 White John, hatter 248 Bank 
 
 White John, hatchet manuf. 333 Broad h. 117 Plane 
 White John, Newark n. Orange 
 White Rev. Orlando W. 14 Oak 
 While Richaad, (col'd) 16 Mill 
 White William, steelyard maker 19 Sheffield 
 White William, shoemaker 117 Plane 
 White & Wilson, hatters 250 Bank 
 Whitehead Aaron, saddletree maker 11 Comes 
 Whitehead Abby, widow of William 5 Lombardy 
 Whitehead Asa, att. and couns. 375 Broad h. 44 S. Broad 
 Witehead Charles C. merchant 15 Ward 
 Whitehead Edmund B. currier 205 Plane 
 Whitehead Ezra W. pump mfr. 340 Broad h. 68 Elm 
 Whitehead Isaac, body maker 60 Richmond 
 Whitehead John, att. & couns. 143 Market h. 120 Orchard 
 Whitehead Lewis, machinist 15 Ward 
 Whitehead Marcus F. tinner 148 Mulberry 
 Whitehead William, tailor 248 Washington 
 Whitehead William A. slock broker and sec'y N. J. R. R. 
 Co. 57 Merchant's Exchange iV. Y. h. 5 Lombardy 
 Whitehead Wm. Silas, att. at law 375 Broad r. 44 S. B'd. 
 Whitenberg Frederick, locksmith 2 Chapel Court 
 Whitenack Henry, painter 56 h- 135 Mulberry 
 Whitfield Charles H. light carriages 58 h. 33 Commerce 
 Whitfield Elizabeth, 4 Vroom's alley 
 Whitfield George, 60 Washington 
 Whitfield John R. capt. Ann Elizabeth 38 Bridge 
 Whitfield William S. upholsterer 10 Bank 
 Whitlock Abigail, widow of Thomas 14 Cedar 
 Whiilock Amanda, widow of James 7 New York 

 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 253 
 
 Whitlock Edward R. builder 6 Front 
 
 Whiilock Maria, widow of Cornelius 96 Elm 
 
 Whitman Augustus, teacher 73 Boston 
 
 Whitman Daniel C..8 N 7 ew 
 
 Whitman Emeline, widow of Jacob Orange n. Boyden 
 
 Whitman Samuel, carriage maker Orange n. Boyden 
 
 Whitney Benjamin C. comb maker 29 South Essex 
 
 Whitney Eliza A. teacher Wesleyan Institute 
 
 Whitney George C. shoemaker 123 Union 
 
 Whitney Henry A. oil slore 163 Market h. 102 S. O. ave. 
 
 Whittemore James, shoe manufacturer 36 William 
 
 Whittemore Mahlon C. music teacher 8 Walnut 
 
 Whittemore William H. carpenter 149 Walnut 
 
 Whitty William, grocer 266 Broad h. 34 Bank 
 
 Whyte David, 18 Harrison 
 
 Widmer Jacob, tailor 45 Commerce 
 
 Wiegmann Diedrich. tailor 15 Catharine 
 
 Wiegmann John, carriage maker 83 William 
 
 Wiegmann John E. shoemaker 41 Mechanic 
 
 Wiesner Adam, shade painter 25 Charlton 
 
 Wiesner Jacob, shade painter 207 Bank 
 
 Wiesner John, tailor 36 Jones 
 
 Wigfall George, brush maker 40 Cherry h. 56 River 
 
 Wigfall Jr. George, brush maker 40 Cherry 124 William 
 
 Wight Rev O. W. pas. Univer. Church h 17 Commerce 
 
 Wilbur M. Denman, clerk post office r. 437 Broad 
 
 Wilbur Rodney, post master 1 17 Market h. 437 Broad 
 
 Wilcox Aaron, carpenter 6 South Essex 
 
 Wilcox Amos, marble cutter 18 Mechanic h. 27 Franklin 
 
 Wilcex Augustus M. stone cutter 32 South Canal 
 
 Wilcox George, engraver 32 Orchard 
 
 Wilcox lluldah, widow of James C. 28 Ward 
 
 Wilcox Joseph, butcher 57 South 
 
 Wilcox Samuel, justice peace 157 Market h. 32 S. Canal 
 
 Wilcox Thomas, saddlery hardware mfr. Hedenberg's 
 
 h. 23 Smith 
 
 Wild Paul, shoemaker 166 Bank 
 Wild Sarah, 9 Lon jworth 
 Wilde Heary. secretary N. & R. Lime and Cement Co. 
 
 h. 51 Green 
 
 Wilrle Herbert, currier 48 Church 
 Wilde William, hatter 23 Mulberry 
 Wilder Sarah, 80 Bank 
 Wildin Smith, sea captain 77 Commerce 
 Wilkins William, builder 87 Plane 
 Wilkinson Benjamin, shwfjle shaver 31 Jefferson 
 Wilkinson Edwin, shoemaker 6fi Crane 
 Wilkinson James, shoemaker 52 Walnut 
 22
 
 254 PIERSON'S 
 
 Wilkinson John C. I7j Liberty 
 
 Wilkinson Josiah H. clerk 3(7 Broad h. 50 Walnut 
 
 Wilkinson Matthias, shoemaker 51 Hamilton 
 
 Wilkinson William H. plater HI Broad 
 
 Williams Abraham, 7 Quarry 
 
 Williams Abraham, carpenter 35 Ogden 
 
 Williams Albert, jeweler 2R Franklin 
 
 Williams Alfred, carpenter 107 South Prospect. 
 
 Williams Amanda, widow of Charles 7 Orchard 
 
 Williams Ambrose. 19 Park Place 
 
 Williams Andrew L. watch maker 226i Bd. h. 20i Halsey 
 
 Williams Archibald, shoe maker 24 Court 
 
 Williams Benjamin C 95 Halsey 
 
 Williams Betsey, widow ot' Morris 114 Orange 
 
 Williams Caleb, saddler 26 Franklin 
 
 Williams Jr. Charles J 278 Broad 
 
 Williams Damaris, widow of Elihu 67 Warren 
 
 Williams Daniel T. dry goods 184 h. 144 Broad 
 
 Williams Edmond, grocer 15 Broad 
 
 Williams Edward, blacksmith 14 Summit 
 
 Williams Edwin R. T. druggist 241 Broad h."95 Halsey 
 
 Williams & Co. E. R T. druggists 241 Broa'd 
 
 Williams Eli, potter 6 Plane n. Orange 
 
 Williams Elijah, blacksmith Searing's Mill 
 
 Williams Elizabeth, widow 95 Halsey 
 
 Williams Ellen, rear 53 Boston 
 
 Williams Ezekiel C. 104 h. 91 Market 
 
 Williams Geo. edge tool maker High c. Mill h. 25 Quarry 
 
 Williams George C. hatter 146 Plane 
 
 Williams George M. shoemaker Boyden n. Orange 
 
 Williams Hannah, widow of Benjamin 192 Mulberry 
 
 Williams Henry, (col'd) laborer 99 Garden 
 
 William's Horton, clerk r. 54 William 
 
 Wiliams Isaac H. lace weaver 5J Fair h. 52 Catharine 
 
 Williams James, mason Marshall c. Grand 
 
 Williams James, cutter 141 Market h 8 Park 
 
 Williams James H. machinist 500 Ferry 
 
 Williams Jane, widow of Primis 2 Crane's Basin 
 
 Williams Joel, carpenter 114 Orange 
 
 Williams John, coach painter 32 Lafayette 
 
 Williams John, moulder 114 State 
 
 Williams John H. shoemaker 71 M. & E. Railroad ave. 
 
 Williams John P. (col'd) barber 150 Broad h. 10 Halsey 
 
 Williams Lewis N. coich maker 26 Mechanic 
 
 Williams Martha, 122 Eroad 
 
 Williams Oliver H. saddler 2 Ojlumbia 
 
 Williams Robert B. shoemaker 29 Franklin 
 
 Williams Sally < '.widow of Phillip 16 South Bridge 
 
 Williams Samuel, Lodi over the river
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 255 
 
 Williams Samuel, laborer 64 Richmond 
 
 Williams Sarah, 15 Park Place 
 
 Williams Thomas A. shoemaker New n. Searing 
 
 Williams Thomas R master mason 107 Orange 
 
 Williams William, grocer B9 Halsey c. Cedar 
 
 Williams William, 67 North Broad 
 
 Williams William, (col'd) laborer rear 10 Durand 
 
 Williams William, tailor 123 Market h. 67 New 
 
 Williams William C, clerk 250 r. 6n4 Broad 
 
 Williams William H. captain 103 Commerce 
 
 Williamson Benjamin, prosecutor pleas Elizyliethtown 
 
 Williamson Isaac, attorney & couns.at law Elizabethtown 
 
 Willis Albert, shoemaker 56 Court 
 
 Willis Charles E. Kxpress N. & New York h. 14 Kinney 
 
 Willis David, grocer 105 Broad h. 1 Bridge 
 
 Willis Jesse B. fish dealer 3 Pear Alley 
 
 Willis John, japanner New c. Newark 
 
 WMlis Samuel, shoemaker 107 South Canal 
 
 Willson Catharine, widow of Capt. Charles 24 Halsey 
 
 Willson Catharine, 24 Halsey 
 
 Willson David, shoemaker lJ)fi Catharine 
 
 Willson Elizabeth, widow of Joshua 117 Plane 
 
 Wilsey Jeremiah L. sea captain 20 Ferry 
 
 Wilson Agnes, widow of Hamilton dyer 37 Catharine 
 
 Wilson Andrew, laborer Ogden n. Clay 
 
 Wilson Augustus, seaman 1 6 East Mechanic 
 
 Wilson Charles, file cutter 58 Hamilton h. 94 William 
 
 Wilson D.in'l M.iron mer. 80 Broad, N. Y. h. 225 Market 
 
 Wilson David, hatter 246 Bank 
 
 Wilson Elvira, widow of Joseph 53 Bank 
 
 Wilson Hercules, machinist 61 Spring 
 
 Wilson James, laborer 24 Lombardy 
 
 Wilson Jnmes, hatter 246 Bank 
 
 Wilson John R. jeweler 40 Columbia h. 1 16 Mulberry 
 
 Wilson Joseph, gardener lower end of Point Lane 
 
 Wilson Joseph M. pilot 53 Bank 
 
 Wilson Michael, painter H)'.) Plane 
 
 Wilson Orson, hardware 305 h. 438 Broad 
 
 Wilson Sarah, w'dow of David 34 Quarry 
 
 Wilson Stephen, book binder 13 John 
 
 Wilson Thomas, engraver 281 Market 
 
 Wilson William, laborer 34 Division Place 
 
 Wilson William IV constable 33 Washington 
 
 Wilson William F. turner 35 Ogden 
 
 Wilson William N. merchant Binghamlon, N. Y. 
 
 Wilson William S. cooper 10 Bank 
 
 Winans Ahner, shoe manuf. 92 Mulberry h. 100 Union 
 
 Winans Abraham, 34 Warren /
 
 256 PIEUSON'S 
 
 Winans Charles, blacksmith 17 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Winans Eliza W. 174 Washington 
 
 Winans Frederick, vegetables, &c. 13 Court 
 
 Winans Isaac C. Springfield Avenue n. toll gate 
 
 Winans .lames H. carpenter 68 Orange 
 
 Winans Jerome, carpenter 15 Orchard 
 
 Winans Joseph B. locksmith II Court 
 
 Winans Robert, tailor 19 Warren 
 
 Winans Sarah, widow of Daniel 15 Orchard 
 
 Winans Miss Wealthy, 163 Plnne 
 
 Winans Whitfield, carpenter 15 Orchard 
 
 WinansLWjlliam, carpenter? Frnnklin 
 
 Winans^Villiam H. S. card printer 2&5 Broad h. 104 Win. 
 
 Winegar John C carpenter 35 Jefferson 
 
 Winegartner Charles, hatter 46 Orange 
 
 Wir.egartner John, laborer 63 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Winegartner Ryman, saddler 63 Springfield Avenue 
 
 Winkworth Samuel, grocer 10 Summit 
 
 Winner Rev. Isaac C. pastor Quarry. st Church 
 
 Wjnnes Kev. William, pas. Ger. Pres. Church 28 Wm. 
 
 Winter John, farmer Napoleon c. Elm 
 
 Winter Matthew H. currier 69 Catharine 
 
 Winter William, tailor -242 Mulberry 
 
 Winters Charles, farmer Ehzabelhti.wn Road 
 
 Winters Francis, laborer 14 Oxford 
 
 Wirsing Christopher, locksmith 1 Grant's Alley 
 
 Wishimer Frederick, lace weaver 57 Walnut 
 
 Wiss Jacob, cutler 7 h. 8 Bank 
 
 Withers John, clerk 336 h. 442 Broad 
 
 Withey Calvin W. cigar maker 351 High 
 
 Withey Francis, cigar maker foot Commerce 
 
 Witzel Elias, shoemaker 155 Washington c. Market 
 
 Woerule Louis, blacksmith 122 Jefferson 
 
 Wolf Conrad, tailor 36 Grand 
 
 Wolf F. 11 Searing 
 
 Wolf Isaiah C. blacksmith 44 William 
 
 Wolf Joseph, shoemaker 42 Warren 
 
 Wolters Reinder, 382 Railroad Avenue 
 
 Wooby William, (col'd) laborer 3 Church 
 
 Wood Benjamin J. accountant 7 North Essex h. 59 Wash 
 
 Wood Charles W. hatter 73 Blceker 
 
 Wood Christopher N. painter and glazier 244 Plane 
 
 Wood David, grocer 94 Washington 
 
 Wood Elias, mason 69 Mercer 
 
 Wood Elizabeth, widow nurse 294 Washington 
 
 Wood Ellen, widow of John 10 Orleans 
 
 Wood Frederick, buckle in. 1 South Orange Avenue 
 
 Wood Henry, shoemaker 42 Richmond
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 257 
 
 Wood John, botanic druggist 12 Niagara 
 Wood John, painter 9 East River 
 Wood Jonathan, shoemaker 21 Cedar 
 Wood Joseph, shoemaker 34 Clinton 
 Wood Lyman, hatter 16 New 
 Wood Stephen D, cigar maker 10 Elm 
 Wood William, teamster 67 Washington 
 Woodendye John, harness maker 12 Fair 
 Woocihull James H. sec. life ins. 153 Market h. 56 Walnut 
 Woodhull Lewis, hatter 34 William 
 Woodland Sarah, 248 Washington 
 Woodland Thomas B. 44 William 
 Woodruff Aaron P. tailor 159J Mulberry 
 Woodruff Albert G. hat curler 9 Franklin 
 Woodruff Archibald, sec'ry. Mutual Assur. Co. 230 Broad 
 Woodruff Benjamin (col'd) 20 Division Place 
 Woodruff Caleb, accountant 109 Nesbitt 
 Woodruff Chauncey, coffee and spice grinder 139 Elm 
 Woodruff David P. clerk North River Bank 43 Smith 
 Woodruff Emma L. dressmaker 1 Orchard 
 Woodruff Enos, wire cloth rear 31 Garden h. E. Town 
 Woodruff Frances B. 50 Washington 
 Woodruff George, grocer JV. Y. h.' 15 Fulton 
 Woodruff Hannah W. 50 Washington 
 Woodruff Hezekiah, hatter 26 Ailing 
 Woodruff Hezekiah S. M. D. Lafayette, Sussex Co. 
 Woodruff Horace, carman 102 Walnut 
 Woodruff Jacob D. M. D. enquire 14 Fulton 
 Woodruff James, shoemaker 185 Thomas n. Hermon 
 Woodruff Mrs. James H 68 Bank 
 Woodruff James W. wheelwright 109 Nesbitt 
 Woodruff Joanna, widow of David 9 Fianklin 
 Woodruff John B. 238 Plane 
 Woodruff John C. hardware 299 r. 230 Broad 
 Woodruff Lewis, livery stables 35 Academy 
 Woodruff Mary, willow of Parsons 28 Clinton 
 Woodruff Matthias, mason 139 Elm 
 Woodruff Moses H. shoemaker 42 Goble 
 Woodruff Phebe. widow of Moses 50 Washington 
 Woodruff Samuel D. blacksmith 12 Franklin Place 
 Woodruff Seth H. shoemaker 95 Washington 
 Woodruff Smith, tailor 9 Court 
 Woodruff Stephen F. California 
 Woodruff Stephen H. Broadway, N. Y. 19 Smith 
 Woodruff Stewart F. California 88 Walnut 
 Wood ruff Thomas T. wagon maker? Church h. 50 Wash- 
 Woodruff Wickliffe, pump m. 340 Broad h. 1 Orchard 
 Woods Bridget, widow of Henry 49 Academy 
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 258 PIEKSON'S 
 
 Woods Jesse B cab driver 188 Broad 
 
 Woods John, tailor 5 Franklin Place 
 
 Woods Lydia. widow ot John 25 Cedar 
 
 Woods Theodore, carman 4() North Prospect 
 
 Woodward Daniel, carpenter 94 Elm 
 
 Woodyard John-, shoemaker 16 Parker 
 
 Wooley George, hatter 58 Madison 
 
 Wooley James, halter 25 Congress 
 
 Wooley Samuel, hattei 58 Madison 
 
 Woolsey Amelia, 22 Baldwin 
 
 Woolsey Harriet, widow of Jacob Bruen c. Lafayette 
 
 Worden James H hatter 77 Plane 
 
 Worn George, trunk maker l'J4 Plane 
 
 Worn S itnuel H. trunk maker 508 Broad 
 
 Worlhington John, ealing house 8 Commerce 
 
 Wright Edward H. attorney at law 8 Park Place 
 
 Wright Frederick, carriage maker 11 Division Place 
 
 Wright James, blacksmith. 79 Inness 
 
 Wright James, 65 River 
 
 Wright Mary, widow of Henry 48 Lawrence 
 
 Wright Thomas, machinist 46 Front 
 
 Wright William, patent spring maker 615 Broad 
 
 Wright \Villiam ; plater ^7 Durand 
 
 WRIGHT HON. WILLIAM, 8 Park Place 
 
 Wrigley John, pattern maker 103 Warren 
 
 Wuriderlo George, shoemaker 74 Bank 
 
 Wurtz George, jeweler 75 Mulberry 
 
 Wyckoff Charles, City Hotel 3C6 Broad 
 
 WyckofT Charles H. carpenter 32 Orleans 
 
 Wyman Francis, tailor Crane^above Parker 
 
 Wyman George, laborer 13 White 
 
 Wyman Robert, collar maker 54 Green 
 
 Wyra Daniel, currier 24 Scriber's Lane 
 
 Y. 
 
 Yale Charles, cooper 46 Front 
 
 Yalyis Lewis, plater Summit c. Academy 
 
 Yamra John, machinist 83 William 
 
 Yamrad Edward, surgical instrument maker 12 Cross 
 
 Yearance Christopher, coach maker 189 Market 
 
 Yearance Jane, widow of Garret C. 48 William 
 
 Yeomans Hannah, widow of Samuel Ogden n. Clay 
 
 Yerance John G. carpenter 55 Bank 
 
 Yerbray Edward, japanner 24 Summit 
 
 Yericho Henry, shoemaker 2 William 
 
 Yorks John J. (col'd) hatchet grinder 63 Inness C. Lock 
 
 Youmans Charles H. sash and blinds 13 Broad 
 
 Young Aaron, collector 57 Orange
 
 NEWARK DIRECTORY. 259 
 
 Young jr. Aaron, hatter 187 Market 
 
 Young Caroline R. 96 Union 
 
 Young Catharine, widow of Martin 53 North Broad 
 
 Young Charles, cap maker 200 Market 
 
 Young Charles E. dry goods 135 h. 97 Market 
 
 Young & Co. Charles E. dry goods 135 Market 
 
 Young Francis, paper staineir foot of South 
 
 Young Henrietta S. teacher 96 Union 
 
 Young Isaac L. coach maker 20 Liberty 
 
 Young Jacob, clerk 10 Crane 
 
 Young James, wheelwright. 3 Ferry h. 49 Mechanic 
 
 Young James R. hatter 52 Bieeker 
 
 Young John, morocco store 64 Market h. 175 Washington 
 
 Young John C. harness maker 24 Hill 
 
 Young John F. machinist 8 Franklin Place 
 
 Young John I. accountant 2 Beaver h. 20 Cherry 
 
 Young Joseph C. builder 38 Walnut 
 
 Young Mary C. school 69 r. 67 Court 
 
 Young Nathaniel, shoemaker 88 Kinney 
 
 Young Peter, laborer 10 Crane 
 
 Young Shebna S. captain 4 Ward 
 
 Young Stephen H. saddler 51 Congress 
 
 Young Stephen O. shoemaker 139 Kinney 
 
 Young Uzal A., dairy man Lyons Farms 
 
 Young Warren E. carpenter 8 Franklin Place 
 
 Younger Andrew, carpet weaver Camptown Road 
 
 Youngs David, teamster 58 Broad 
 
 Youngs Henry I. engineer 17 South Prospect 
 
 Youngs Joseph, keeper Railroad Bridge 
 
 Youngs Thomas, toll collector Old Bridge 
 
 Yule Peter, cloth cutter 239 Plane 
 
 Yunghans Jacob, tailor 35 Charlton 
 
 Z. 
 
 Zeagler Charles, att. at law 113 Market 
 Zeagler Christian, laborer 17 Niagara 
 Zetfel Charles, locksmith 44 Prince 
 Zenglein Antone, quarry man Ridge c. Mill 
 Zilliox-Jacob. tailor rear 105 William 
 Zimmerman Jacob, tailor 2t) Upper Jefferson 
 Zimmerman Lawrence, gardener 561 Ferry 
 Zimmerman Paulison, 22 Niagara 
 Zimmerman Rev. Simon, 9 Liberty 
 Zone Christian, filer 19 Orange 
 Zusi Phillip, carpet weaver 31 Grand 
 Zwick Charles, clerk 160 Broad
 
 260 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 UNITED STATES 
 
 SPOKE & HANDLE FACTORY, 
 
 At the " Phoenix Works," 
 204 Market street, Newark, New-Jersey. 
 
 The Proprietor of the above named establishment would 
 
 respectfully inform his customers and the community 
 
 at large, that he has recently increased his Ma- 
 
 chinery and enlarged his Slock, to an 
 
 extent adequate to supply 
 
 promply the demand for his Manufacturers. - 
 A heavy stock constantly on hand. 
 
 PRIME JERSEY OAK AND 
 
 HICKORY SPOKES 
 
 FOR 
 
 Omnibus, Heavy Wagon, Carti 
 
 Post Coach, Coach and Coachee, Barouch, 
 
 Rockaway, Buggy, Gig and Sulkey, Trotting wagon, 
 &c., &c , fec. 
 
 Also, all kinds of the following : 
 No. 1,2 and 3, Axe Helves. 
 Boys' and Hunters' Axe Handles. 
 Pick, Sledpe and Smiths' do. 
 
 Shingling, Lath, Pruning and Bench Hatchet Handles: 
 Nail, Riveting, Stone and Machinist Hammer Handles. 
 
 All made of choice Hickory, latest style of 
 pattern, and superior finish. 
 
 Swingle-Trees and Spring-Bars, 
 
 turned to order. 
 
 CHARLES L. CHAPLAIN, Proprietor. 
 AMOS CARTER, Superintendant. 
 
 WANTED By the Cord, White Heart Hickory, 
 free from knots, not less than four inches thick at the top 
 end, and 3 feet long for which the market price will be 
 given.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 26' 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 DRY ~* Jf GOODS. 
 
 GEORGE BAUER, 
 
 Dealer in Fancy Dry Goods. 280 Broad st. a few doors 
 above Market. 
 
 BUCKNALL <J CO. 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, Stapfe and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 172 Broad st. 
 
 ELIJAH D. BURNETT, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Cloth and Trimming Store, 
 137 Market, near Broad st 
 
 . CARRINGTON & S\YRE. 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 
 Goods, 222 Broad st. 
 J. N. Carrington, Albert Sayre. 
 
 CROWELL & CHANDLER, 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 
 Goods, 284 Broad st. 
 S. G Crowell, T. C. Chandler. 
 
 THOMAS C. DAVIS & CO. 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy Dry 
 
 Goods, 133 Market st. 
 T. C. Davis, Jonathan T. Ogden. 
 
 ALFRED EDWARDS & CO. 
 
 Wholesale Dealers in French, Italian and India Silk 
 
 Goods, 122 Pearl street, N. Y. 
 Alfred Edwards, R. C. Edwards.
 
 262 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 J. C. GROSHONG & CO. 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 
 Goods, 250 Broad st. 
 J. C. Groshong, J. D. Hall- 
 
 S. R. W. HEATH, 
 
 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 286 Broad st. 
 
 JOHN HEBERTON, 
 
 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 242 Broad st- corner Canal. 
 
 JOHN H. KASE, 
 
 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 2 ( JO Broad st. 
 
 JOHN G. KITCHEN, 
 
 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 256 Broad st. 
 
 KITCHEN, MONTROSS & WILCOX, 
 
 Dry Goods Jobbers, 57 Liberty, N. Y. 
 Z. H. Kitchen, William Montross, A. P. Wilcox. 
 
 LANE & GUILD, 
 
 Wholesale Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, 
 
 (for Cash.) 43 William, N. Y. 
 P. Van Zandt Lane, Wm. B. Guild. 
 
 ANNASTA McCORD, 
 Fancy Dry Goods Store, 272 Broad, near Bank. 
 
 McKIRGAN & SCOTT, 
 Dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries, 
 
 1-20 Broad st. 
 T. McKirgan, Daniel 0. Scott 
 
 MILLER & WARD, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, 
 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 'iu8 Broad, corner 
 
 Park Church Place. 
 Thomas Miller, Henry S. Ward.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 263 
 
 PARKHTJRST & WEST, 
 
 Dealers in Foreign aid Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 216 Broad st. 
 
 GEORGE H. PETERS, 
 
 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 131 Market st. 
 
 SAMUEL P1ERSON&SON, 
 Dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries, 574 Broad st. 
 
 DAVID SMITH 4- SON, 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and" Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 
 Goods, 274 Broad st. 
 David Smith, David W. Smith. 
 
 TOWLE & BROTHERS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, 
 
 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 182 .& -212 Broad St., 
 
 and 173 Spring, N.,Y. 
 
 S. P. TUERS, 
 
 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 160 Broad st. 
 
 JOHN VAN WAGENEN, 
 
 Dealer in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 Goods, 258 Broad st. 
 
 WESTFALL & GRANT, 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 
 Goods, 98 Broad st. 
 Wm. Westfall, Alexander Grant, Jr. 
 
 WILLIAM E. WHITING & CO. 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Straw Goods, also 
 Umbrellas and Parasols, 122 Pearl st. N. Y. 
 
 CHARLES E. YOUNG & CO. 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry 
 
 Goods, 135 Market st. 
 C. E. Young, John Young.
 
 264 
 
 ADVERTISEMENT; 
 
 JOHN H STEPHENS & CO. 
 
 Wholesale & Retail Grocers, Wine & Provision Dealers, 
 
 164 Broad st., opposite Episcopal Church. 
 J. H. Stephens, Wm- H. Camp. 
 
 J. W. CONDIT <Sf POOL, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocers-, Liquor and General 
 
 Provision Store, 
 
 176 Broad street, corner New. 
 
 J. W. Condit, Alex. Pool. 
 
 D. W. 4- H. E. RICHARDS, 
 
 Wholesale Cash Grocers, Wine, Liquor and Commission 
 
 Merchant & Money Brokers, 
 
 Dealers in Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty, etc., etc. 
 
 for Cash only ! at greatly Reduced Prices, 
 
 362 and 3(>4 Broad street. 
 
 K1TCHELL& WARD, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocers, and General Provision 
 Store, 102 Broad st opposite Bridge. 
 
 Also, Plaster for sale. 
 S. H. Kitchell. C. S. Ward. 
 
 J. S. DAVISON, 
 
 Commission Merchant, and dealer in Southern, Gennesee 
 and Ohio Flour, Timothy, Clover and Flax Seed, 
 Provision, Pork, Hams, Lard, Butter, Cheese, 
 
 Meal, Oats, Feed, &c. 
 74 Courtlandt street^ N. Y. 
 
 S. B. POTTER, 
 
 Wholesale Grocer and Piovision Dealer, 
 89 Barclay st. N. Y. 
 
 AMZI GARABRANT, 
 
 Grocer and Dealer in Salt, Fish, Pork, &c. &c. 
 140 Market st. near Broad.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 265 
 
 C. M. HILL, 
 
 Tea and Coffee Grocer, and Spice Store, Also, Sugars, 
 
 Dried Fruits, &c. Cheap for Cash 
 
 200 Broad st. 
 
 CHARLES A. DEHART, 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Provision Dealer, 
 
 249 Broad st. corner of Commerce. 
 
 N. B. Salt, Fish, Flour, Feed. Oats. Hay, Foreign Fruit, 
 
 &c. at the lowest Cash Prices. 
 
 BONNEL & WHITTY, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Tea Dealers, 
 266 Broad st. corner of Bank. 
 
 WILLIAM W. FORD, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Provision Store, 
 
 147 Broad st. 
 Also, at 149. Flour, Feed, Oats, and Hay by the Bale. 
 
 AB1JAH P. ELY, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Tea Store, 
 
 47 Mechanic street. 
 
 3^ Terms Cash. 
 
 BERRY & WARD, 
 Dealers in Groceries, Flour and Feed, at Wholesale and 
 
 Retail, 401 Broad st. 
 A. C. Berry, Aaron Ward, Jr. 
 
 ABNER BOND, 
 Grocer and General Provision Store, 372 Broad st- 
 
 BENJAMIN STITES, 
 
 General Family Grocer and Provision Store, 
 368 Broad st., corner of William. 
 
 H. G. JOHNSON, 
 
 Dealer in Groceries, and General Provision Store, 
 385 Broad st. 
 
 JOHN H. KERNAN'S 
 
 Cash Grocery & Provision Store, 154 Plane st. 
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 266 ADYERTISEMENTS. 
 
 FRANCIS McCORMlCK, (Agent.) 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Provision Dealer, 174 
 
 Broad street. A full assortment of the best of Teas, 
 
 Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Flour, and Foreign 
 
 - Fruits, cheap for Cash. 
 
 ROBERT G. HENRY, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocer, and General Provision) 
 
 Store, 367 Broad st. 
 Near the corner of Green. 
 
 WM. B. SMITH, 
 
 General Grocer and Provision Store, 
 
 35 Market, corner of Comes st 
 
 JOHN R. SAYRE, 
 Grocer and General Provision Store, 169 Market st. 
 
 HENRY GEIGER, 
 Dealer in Groceries, Flour and Feed, 143 Market st, 
 
 B. McCORMlCK, Jr. 
 
 Cheap Cash Grocery Store, 58j Mulberry street. Coun- 
 try merchants supplied with all kinds of Groceries, 
 
 JEREMIAH BALDWIN, 
 
 Retail Grocer and General Provision Store, 
 
 405 Broad, opposite Court. 
 
 SAMUEL B. GOES, 
 Grocer and General Provision Dealer, 48 Fair st. 
 
 SILAS FRANCIS, AGENT, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Grocer, and General Provision 
 Store, 27 Quarry st. 
 
 THOMAS CORRIGAN, 
 
 Grocer and Provision Store. Also, Flour and Feed. 
 147 Market 
 
 WM. ROBINSON & CO. 
 
 Grocer and General Provision Store., 71 Lock st. 
 Terms, Cash.
 
 267 
 
 STOUTENBURGH, DAY & CO. 
 
 Manufacturers and dealers in Looking Glasses, Cabinet 
 Furniture, Carpets and Chairs, Feather Beds, Matra'sses, 
 Silver and Silver Plated Ware. Hollow and Wooden 
 Ware, Table Cutlery, Britannia, China, Glass and Earth- 
 en ware Importers ; Andirons, Shovels and Tongs, and all- 
 other articles in the house furnishing lifle, wholesale and 
 retail. Houses furnished at one day's notice, 
 R. C. Stoutenburgh, 1 308 
 
 Elihu Day, Broad 
 
 Alvan Hedden, Street, 
 
 FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. 
 
 GRANNISS % THOMAS, 
 
 300 Broad street, four doors below Market, 
 
 Dealers in Brussels, Three Ply, Ingrain, Hemp, List, Rag, 
 
 and Venitian Carpets, Drugget and Baize ; 
 
 Tufted and Brussels Rugs, Table and Piano Covers* 
 Mattings, <$c. 
 
 Stair Rods, Mats, OH Cloth, Window Blinds, and Curtains 
 Crockery, China, Glass and Earthen ware, Cut 
 and plain Glass ; Britannia ware, Cut- 
 lery, Willow and Wooden ware. 
 
 Furniture, Chairs, Looking Glasses, Feathers, 
 Maltrasses, and Feather Beds, 
 
 Andirons, Shovels, Tongs and all other articles in the 
 Housekeeping Line. 
 
 John W. Granniss, ) Crockery at 
 
 F. S. Thomas, Jr, $ New York prices.
 
 268 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 JESSE BALDWIN, 
 
 Importer oi 
 
 A 
 
 186 Market St. corner of Mulberry, 
 
 \ NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 Jesse Baldwin, 
 James Henderson 
 
 DANIEL M. WILSON & CO. 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and American Iron, Steal. &c.. and 
 manufacturer's Agents for Window Glass, Nails, Hol- 
 low ware, Castings, Boiler Plate, Wood Screws, 
 
 Anchors, Chain Cables, &c. 
 D. M. Wilson, ) 78 and 80 
 
 G. T. Cobb, Broad Street, 
 
 Wm. D. Bruen. 3 New York. 
 
 MACKNET & WILSON, 
 
 (Successors to Jesse Baldwin) 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
 HARDWARE, 
 
 C. S. Macknet, 
 0. Wilson. 
 
 305 Broad Street, 
 
 Newark, N. J. 
 
 KINNEY & CO. 
 Wholesale and Retail Hardware Store, 
 
 139 Market street, near Broad. 
 
 A constant supply of all descriptions of Iron and Steel 
 on hand and for sale cheap for cash.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 269 
 
 NEWARK & ROSENDALE 
 
 LIME & CEMENT COMPANY, 
 
 Manufacturers of Hydraulic Cement, 
 
 ', farmers 1 arib tDljite-toasljing Cime, 
 
 Calcined & Farmers' Plaster & Marble Dost. 
 
 OFFICE AT THE WORKS, 
 
 South Market Street, opposite the Gas House. 
 
 H. WILDE, Sec'y. 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 THE NEWARK LIME AND CEMENT 
 
 MANUFACTURING COMPANY- 
 
 (Formerly Tompkins, Hedden & Co.) 
 Bridge Dock, foot of Bridge Street. 
 
 Manufacturers and dealers in Lime, Hydraulic Cement 
 
 and Plaster, at wholesale or retail, in casks or 
 
 without, to suit purchasers, viz : 
 
 White Lime of a superior quality for whitewashing and 
 Hard Finish, 
 
 Calcined Plaster and Lime for building purposes and 
 Masons' use in general, 
 
 Plaster in the Lump or Ground, and Bulk Lime 
 for farmers' use. 
 
 The above articles are manufactured of the very best 
 materials, and put up to order. 
 
 All orders thankfully received and promptly 
 attended to. 
 
 ELI AS TOMPKINS, President. 
 
 SAMUEL C. JONES, Secretary. 
 JOTHAM HEDDEN, Treasurer. 
 
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 270 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 ALFRED EXALL, 
 (Successor to J. B. Ward,) 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Stoves, Plain Tin and 
 
 Japanned Ware, Hollow Ware, and Camphene 
 
 and Oil Lamps of every description, 
 
 148 Market Street. 
 
 S. B. MILLER, 
 
 (Successor to Ezra W. Whitehead,) 
 
 Copper, Tin and Iron Plate Worker, and Manufacturer of 
 
 Stoves, Grates, Hot Air Furnaces, & Lard Lamps, 
 
 Do. Pumps, 340 Broad st. 
 
 ROSS & MUN1ER, 
 
 Copper and Tin Roofs, Copper and Tin Gutters, Copper, 
 Tin, and Sheet Iron Work of all kinds, for cus- 
 tomers, of the best kinds, at short notice, 
 122 Market st. 
 
 C. & D. MERCEREAU. 
 
 91 Broad street, near Bridge street, 
 
 Manufacturers and Dealers in Tin and Sheet Iron Ware 
 and Stoves of every description. 
 
 JOHN ENGLISH, 
 Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer of Tin and Sheet 
 
 Iron Ware, '145 Market st. 
 
 Stoves of every description for sale cheap. 
 
 Tin Roofs put on at the shortest notice. 
 
 WM. LEIBE, 
 Stove Dealer, Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Worker, 
 
 329 Broad st. 
 
 Has constantly for sale a complete assortment of Stoves 
 
 for Wood and Coal, with every article appertaining 
 
 to them. Also, Tin Ware of every description 
 
 at the lowest prices.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS 
 
 271 
 
 S. B. TUTTLE, . 
 
 Dealer in Mott's celebrated Quick oven Cook Stoves, 
 
 and Agricultural Furnaces and Cauldrons. 
 Stanley's Coal Burner and Rotary Stoves* and other 
 
 Cooking Stoves. 
 Also manufactures and keeps a large variety of Stoves 
 
 suitable for Parlors, Stores, Shops, &c. &c. 
 Barrow's Hot air Furnaces (the greatest generator of heat 
 
 yet invented) for heating Buildings, fitted up. 
 S. B. T's Celebrated Summer Bake Ovens at Wholesale 
 
 and Retail. 
 
 Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Work made to order at 
 307 Broad street. 
 
 WILLIAM H. DRUMMOND, 
 
 63 Market street, (old stand.) 
 Still keeps his usual assortment of Stoves, Furnaces, 
 
 Cooking utensils &c. 
 Japanned and plain tin ware at wholesale and retail. 
 
 13- Terms Cash. 
 
 LYON & TAYLOR, 
 
 Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Workers. 
 Also Dealers in Cook Stoves, Hollow ware and Kitchen 
 
 Furniture. 
 
 N. B. Repairing done at short notice at 402 Broad st. 
 Theodore Lyon, 
 Wtn. R. Taylor.
 
 272 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 GARTHWAITE & DARCY, 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 127129 Market 
 
 ALLING & DEMAREST, 
 
 (Late Crane, Ailing & Co.) 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 133 Market, (up stairs.) 
 
 . PORTER, KEEN & CO. 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 288 Broad st. (2d story.) 
 
 LTTTELL & PAYAN, 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 311 Broad st. 
 
 HENRY K. 1NGRAHAM, 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 81 Cedar, New York. 
 
 LEWIS & CO: 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 184 Broad street. 
 
 DANIEL PIERSON, 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 284 Broad street 
 
 SILAS MERCHANT, 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 302 Broad street. 
 
 A. W. CAN FIELD, 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 141 Market street. 
 
 SWAFFIELD & WHITMAN, 
 Wholesale & Retail Clothing Warehouse, 186 Broad street. 
 
 T. A. WALDRON & CO. 
 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 293 Broad street. 
 
 A. W. WALDRON <J- CO. 
 Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 309 Broad street.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 273 
 
 CUSTOMER SHOPS. 
 
 H. ADAMS & BROTHER, 
 Drapers and Tailors, 316 Broad st. op. First Pres. Church. 
 
 JOHN BARNETT& CO. 
 
 Merchant Tailors, 238 Broad street. 
 
 NEHEMIAH PERRY & CO. 
 Drapers and Tailors, 294 Broad street. 
 
 W. A. LUDLOW, 
 Draper and Tailor, 123 Market street 
 
 JONATHAN NESBITT, 
 Draper and Tailor, 130 Broad street. 
 
 HEATON & CTJRRIE, 
 Merchant Tailors, 298 Broad street. 
 
 S. O. HEATON, 
 Merchant Tailor, 276 Broad street. 
 
 JACOB STTJCKY, 
 Draper and Tailor, 252 Broad street. 
 
 CHARLES A. GLAZE, 
 Draper and Tailor, 178 Broad street. 
 
 ALEXANDER EAGLES & CO. 
 
 Drapers and Tailors, 90 Broad Street. 
 
 DUNN 4- CAMPBELL, 
 Drapers and Tailors, 320 Broad Street. 
 
 WILLIAM S. JAQUES, 
 Draper and Tailor, 240 Broad street. 
 
 J. & J. B. BOYLAN, 
 Drapers and Tailors, 296 Broad street. 
 
 GEO. H. VERNON, 
 Draper and Tailor, 310 Broad street. 
 
 MACKIN & STOUTENBURGH, 
 Drapers and Tailors, 216 Broad street.
 
 274 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 HAT MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 RANKIN, DURYEE & CO. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturers. 
 
 2 Beaver street. 
 
 Peter S. Duryee, > < I. N. Rankin. 
 
 J. B. Pinneo, J \ H. H. Jaquea. 
 
 AGENS & CO. 
 Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturers, 
 
 271 Broad street, 
 nearly opposite Bank st. 
 
 J. A. RANKIN, 
 Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturer, 
 
 304 Broad street, 
 a few doors below Market street. 
 
 JOHN M. BRANT, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturer, 
 326 Broad street. 
 
 BOOTH & SONS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Hat Manufacturers, Orleans near 
 Orange st. 
 
 JABEZ ELVERSON & CO. 
 Fur and Silk Hat Manufacturers, 194 Market st, c- Mulb'y 

 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 2T5 
 
 ELIAS BRAGAW, 
 
 Wholesale Hat Manufacturer, 5 Rail Road Avenue. 
 
 AMZI B. ALSTON, 
 Wholesale and Retail Hat Manufacturer, 29 Liberty st. 
 
 JOHN MILLS, 
 Hat store and Manufacturer, 202 Broad st. 
 
 EDWIN DODD, 
 Hat store and Manufacturer, 352 Broad st. 
 
 HALSEY & NOBLE, 
 
 Japan Silk, Muslin, Lawn and Fancy Muslins, for 
 Hatters use, Orleans, cor. James st. 
 
 RICHARD HALL, 
 
 Wholesale Hat Manufacturer, 233 Washington 
 street, in the rear. 
 
 EFFINGHAM TOWNLEY, 
 Wholesale and Retail Hat Manufacturer, rear 316 Broad- 
 
 VAIL & YATES, 
 Wholesale Hat Manufacturers, 117 River, foot of Centre. 
 
 AGENS & CO. 
 
 Hatters, 
 
 Cap Store and Manufacturers, 271 Broad street. 
 
 Constantly on hand, Fur Capes, Pillerines, Muffs, Boas, 
 
 Fur, Seal and Cloth Caps, Furs, &c., at Wholesale 
 
 and Retail. Terms Cash. 
 
 J. BURROUGHS, 
 
 Fur Blower at J. C. Hedenberg's buildings, Inclined 
 Plane of Morris Canal.
 
 -276 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 STOCK AND COLLAR MANUFACTURERS, 
 JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, 
 
 Importers of Caps, Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, Shirts, 
 
 Oiled Silks, Glazed Silks, Glazed Lawn, Glazed 
 
 Muslin, and all kinds of Cap and Stock 
 
 Trimmings. 
 
 At 106 William, South-east corner of John St., N. York, 
 John M. Davies, James M. Jones. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Shirt and Collar Manufacturer, 
 312 Broad street, (up stairs.) 
 
 Mrs. SHARP, 
 
 French Corset and Shoulder Brace Maker. 
 138 Broad Street, 
 
 J. HUNDEETPFUND, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Umbrella, Parasol and Cane Manu- 
 facturer, 11 1 Market street. 
 All repairing done at the shortest notice, and on 
 the most reasonable terms. 
 Terms Cash.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 277 
 
 BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 RICHARD SWRASEY, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 61 Market st. 
 a few doors above Washington. 
 
 JEREMIAH T. MIX, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 
 
 285 Washington street. 
 
 A. D. "BLAlTvELT, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 
 138 Market st. (2d story.) 
 
 LTNDSLE^TDOUGLASS, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, 372 Broad st. 
 John Lindsley, Marcus B, Douglass. 
 
 JOHN VAN RIPER, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 
 
 53 Church st. 
 
 OTIS BOYDEN, 
 Wholesale Boot and Slooe Manufacturer, 200 Market st 
 
 L. BOYDEN, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 
 303 Broad st., (up stairs.) 
 
 WM tERHUNE, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 142 Market st. 
 
 JOHN TERHUNE, 
 
 Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 
 
 298 Bioad st. (up stairs.) 
 
 E. C. ABER, 
 
 " Wholesale Manufacturer of Misses' and Children's Shoes, 
 81 Plane street. 
 
 JACOBUS, THJHENOR & CO 
 
 Boot and Shoe manufacturers, 140 Market street. 
 
 J. I. Jacobus, Joseph Tichenor, John G. Van Riper 
 
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 278 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CUSTOMER SHOPS. * 
 
 JONAS AGENS, 
 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 150 Broad t. 
 where will be found at all times an assortment of 
 Gentlemen's and Ladies', Misses' and Chil- 
 dren's Boots and Shoes, for Cash. 
 
 JOHN S. PESHINE,, 
 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 318 Broad street 
 
 Washington Hall Building. 
 
 A constant supply of Gentlemen's. Ladies' and Children's 
 
 Boots and Shoes on hand, warranted first quality, 
 
 For Sale Cheap for Cash. 
 
 BYRON IRVIN, 
 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 
 
 282 Broad street. 
 
 A constant supply of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's 
 Boots and Shoes, of good quality and Fashionable style. 
 For sale cheap for Cash. 
 
 J. J. COOPER, 
 
 Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, 322 Broad st, opposite 
 
 the First Church. 
 
 Ladies' Gaiter Boots, Half Gaiter Boots, Buskins and 
 
 Morocco Slippers, first quality ; Misses' & Children's 
 
 Boots and Shoes, Men's Seal, Kip and Coarse 
 
 Boots. Rubbers of all kinds Very Cheap. 
 $jT No abatement Irom the first price asked. 
 
 NICHOLAS BALEVRE, 
 
 French Hoot Maker, 206 Broad street. 
 
 Gentlemen's Fine Dress Boots made to order, from the 
 
 best materials and of the latest style. 
 
 Terms, Cash on Delivery.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 279 
 
 DAVID COLLINS, 
 
 Retail Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 
 141 Mulberry St., corner of Franklin. 
 
 E. & A. N. MOCKRIDGE, 
 Manufacturers of and Dealers in Boots and Shoos, 
 
 No. 3<)6 Uroad st. 
 
 Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes made to order. 
 DZT Cheap for Cash. 
 
 JAMES RILEY, 
 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 167 Market st. 
 near Broad street. 
 
 DAVID AUBLE, 
 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 236 Broad street, 
 near the Canal. 
 
 STICPHEN MONROE, 
 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 162 Broad street, 
 opposite the Episcopal Church. 
 
 C. STfERlN'GER, 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 348 Broad street. 
 
 JOHN REES, 
 Boot and Shoe Manufacturer 367i Broad street. 
 
 FREEMAN & LI NES, 
 Retail Shoe Manufacturers, 138 Market street. 
 
 SAMUEL CARDIFF, 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 22 William st. 
 
 G. G. GARRABIIANT, 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 354J Broad st. 
 
 JOHN C. WALTER, 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 1 William n. Broad 
 
 H. WHEELER, 
 Boot and Shoe Store and Manufacturer, 206 Broad street. 
 
 LAST MANUFACTURER. 
 
 FRANCIS E. LTNDSLEY, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Last and Hoot Tree Manufacturer, 
 rear 56 Mechanic st,
 
 280 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 SADDLES, HARNESS AND TRUNKS. 
 
 SMITH, WRIGHT & CO., 
 
 Wholesale Saddle and Harness Manufacturers, 106 River 
 street, corner of Centre. 
 
 CONDICT, HORTON & CO., 
 
 Wholesale Saddle and Harness Manufacturers, 207 Markov 
 S. H. Condict, } street, 
 
 J. A. Horton, corner of 
 
 D. Jennings. ) Lawrence. 
 
 H. N. PETERS, 
 
 Wholesale Trunk, Valise and Carpet Bag Manufacturer, 
 121 1-23 River street. 
 
 WILLIAM SHUGARD, 
 
 Wholesale Harness, Collar and Whip Manufacturer, 
 371 Broad st., opposite the Third Church. 
 
 BENEDICT & BALL, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Harness. Collar and Whip 
 
 Manufacturers, 364i Broad street. ~ 
 T. Benedict, A. McW. Ball. 
 
 JOSFPH DAVY, 
 
 Wholesale Harness, Whip and Collar Manufacturer, 
 206 Market street. 
 
 OWEN MrFARLAND, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Harness and Trunk Manufacturer, 
 325 Broad street, (up stairs.) 
 
 PEDDIE & MORRISON, 
 Leather Trunk, Portmanteau, Valise, Carpet Bag, and 
 
 Leather Hat Case Makers, 104 Market st. 
 T. B. Peddie, John Morrison. 
 
 C P. RORBACH & CO. 
 
 Wholesale Trunk, Valise and Carpet Bag Manufacturer, 
 342 Broad street.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 281 
 
 THEODORE F. THOMPSON, 
 
 Wholesale Collar and Whip manufacturer, 4 Fair, 
 
 near Broad, 
 
 H. N. HINCHMAN, 
 
 Wholesale Harness, Whip and Collar manufacturer, 4 Me- 
 chanic near Broad. 
 
 E. VAN ANTWERP & CO. 
 
 Platers and Manufacturers of Saddlery and Coach Hard- 
 ware, 35 Mulberry, near Boudinot Street. 
 E. Van Antwerp, S. G. Sturges. 
 
 NICHOLAS VAN NESS, 
 
 Silver and Brass Plating Establishment, 5 Mechanic 
 near Broad st. 
 
 T. LYMAN, 
 
 Silver and Brass Plating Establishment, and Coach Lamp 
 Maker, 168 Market, near Broad st. 
 
 ROBERT M. GRUMMON, 
 
 Silver and Brass plating rear 325 Broad street, 
 
 On reasonable terms. 
 
 MITCHELL GOULD, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Stair Rod Manufacturer, 
 58 Hamilton st. 
 
 CORNELIUS WALSH, 
 
 Wholesale Manufacturer and Dealer in plated Trunk 
 Nails, 60 Hamilton st. 
 
 EAGLES & LOCKWOOD, 
 
 Wholesale Coach Lamp Manufacturers and Plating, 
 16 Mechanic st. 
 
 JOHN PRICE, 
 
 Manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles, 
 345 Broad st. 
 
 ENGRAVER. 
 
 ALFRED LYON, 
 
 Engraver, 130 Market street. 
 
 Coach, Trunk, Coffin and Door Plates, Numbers, Spoons 
 
 and Jewelry of all kinds Engraved at short notice 
 
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 282 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. 
 
 BALDWIN & CO. 
 
 Manufacturers of rich Jewelry, Watch Cases & gold dials, 
 No. 6 Franklin st. Office 170 Broadway, cor. Maiden 
 
 Lane, New York. 
 Isaac Baldwin, Horace E. Baldwin. 
 
 DURAND 4 ANNIN, 
 
 Manufacturers of rich Watch Cases and Dials, 
 
 36 Walnut street. 
 J. M. Durand, John Annin. 
 
 D COLTON, Jr. <J- CO. 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 36 Franklin st. office 9 Maiden 
 
 Lane,N. Y. 
 D. Colton, Jr. D. J. Colton. 
 
 CARTER & PIERSON, 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 1 Green c. Broad street. 
 
 New York, Office 11 Maiden Lane. 
 Aaron, Carter Jr. John R. Pierson. 
 
 ALLING BROTHERS, 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 6 Orchard street, near Walnut. 
 I. A. Ailing, J. C. Ailing, Horace Ailing. 
 
 ALLING, HALL 4- DODD, 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 35 Walnut street. 
 
 S. B. Ailing, John Hall, D. C. Dodd, Jr. 
 
 C. E. CHEVALIER, 
 Manufacturing Jeweler, 48 Kidney street.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 283 
 
 E. A. CRANE & BROTHER, 
 
 Manufacturing Jeweler, 36 Walnut street. 
 
 E. A. Crane, Chas. O. Crane. 
 
 PALMER, RICHARDSON & CO. 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 40 Columbia, cor. Green. 
 
 J. B. Palmer, Enos Richardson, John R. Wilson. 
 
 R1KER & GOBLE, 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 379 Broad street. 
 Wnu Riker, Horace Goble. 
 
 Z. M. HOFFMANN & BROTHERS, 
 Manufacturers of Jewelry, Silver Ware, and Metal Gild- 
 ing, 175* Mulberry street. 
 
 Engraving of Jewelry, &c. All repairs executed 
 with the greatest neatness and despatch. 
 
 HARRIOTT & ADAMS, 
 Manufacturers of fine Gold Chains, Seals, dtc. 
 
 2 Fair st., corner of Broad. 
 R. F. Harriott, T. W. Adams. 
 
 JOHN ANNIN, 
 Manufacturing Jeweler, 36 Walnut street. 
 
 MEDCRAFT & CO. 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 13 Boston st. 
 
 FIELD & KEEP, 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 69 River st., opposite Cherry. 
 Mosea Field, D. C. Keep. 
 
 HORACE w. BALL & co. 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 1 Franklin Court, 
 
 GEORGE T. DAY, 
 
 Manufacturing Jeweler, 27 Mechanic street. 
 
 JOHN D. NESLER, 
 Manufacturing Jeweler, 27 Mechanic street. 
 
 MANDEVILLE & LYON, 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, 39 Lafayette c. Union. 
 
 J. C. Mandeville, H. D. Lyon. 
 
 JENNINGS & MOCKRIDGE, 
 
 Manufacturing Jewelers, Hamilton, cor. Union. 
 
 J. C. Jennings, S. P. Mockridge.
 
 284 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CABINET WARE. 
 
 JOHN JELL1FF, 
 
 301 & 303 Broad St., near Market, 
 
 Manufacturer of and Dealer in Cabinet Furniture, 
 
 Mahogany Chairs. Sofas, etc. 
 
 Coffins made to order. 
 
 W. B. & H. W. DOUGLASS. 
 
 Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa manufacturers, 119 Market it- 
 Mahogany, Curled Maple, Cottage and Fancy 
 Chairs, Venitian Blinds, etc. 
 
 ELI HOLLOWAY, 
 Wholesale and Retail Cabinet Furniture Manufacturer, 
 
 134 Broad st.,near Trinity Church 
 
 A large assortment of ready made Coffins always on hand 
 Orders executed with neatness and despatch. 
 
 WM. HOAGLAND, 
 Coffin Ware Room, 84 Union street 
 A share of patronage is respectfully solicited. 
 
 SMITH & RANDALL, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in New and Second Hand 
 
 Furniture, Carpets, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Crockery, 
 
 Hardware, Wooden and Willow Ware, Clocks, &c. 
 
 245 Broad St., between Commerce and Canal sts. 
 
 PHILLIP W. SMITH, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in New and Second Hand 
 
 Furniture of every description, 
 
 224i Broad street. 
 
 THOMAS H. DAVIS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in New and Second 
 Furniture, Shoes, etc- 180 Broad st. 
 
 Hand
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 285 
 
 SITTING CHAIRS. 
 
 DAVID ALLING, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Fancy and Common Chair 
 Manufacturer, 
 
 845 and 349 Broad st , opposite the City Hotel, 
 Where he keeps constantly on hand at his Ware Rooms, 
 Rocking, Fancy. Cane Bottom and common sitting Chairs, 
 made in a substantial manner and of the latest patterns. 
 
 PETER G. McDERMIT, 
 
 378 Broad street, near Third Pres. Church, 
 
 Manufacturer and Dealer in Furniture, Chairs, Looking 
 
 Glasses, Mattrasses, Cushions. &c , which he will sell 
 
 as cheap or cheaper than can he bought in this 
 
 city or in New York. 
 Rosewood, Mahogany and Cherry Coffins always on hand, 
 
 and made to order at short notice. 
 
 Also all other articles appertaining to 
 
 the business, such as Shrouds, Caps, Plates, dec. 
 
 J. R. TILLOU & CO, 
 
 Chair Manufacturers, 370 Broad street, 
 
 2d building South of the Cily Hotel, 
 
 Where they intend keeping a general assortment of their 
 own manufacture, of the latest patterns, which they will 
 ell at prices that cannot fail to please those who want a 
 good and fashionable article. They also repair and revar- 
 nish chairs and furniture at short .notice and on reason- 
 able terms. Matrasses and Cushions made, and Uphol- 
 stery work in general done to order. Curled Hair, Cane 
 Seats, etc.* on hand and for sale. 
 J. R. Tillo'u, J. G. Thompson, J. L. Heath,
 
 86 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 SASHES & BLINDS. 
 
 F. CALL AWAY & CO. 
 
 4 Comes street, near the Court House, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Sashes, Blind* 
 
 and Doors, and Dealers in English, French and 
 
 American Glass, White Lead, Spirits Tur- 
 
 pentine and Linseed Oil of pure quality. 
 
 They keep constantly on hand the largest assortment of 
 
 Glass in this city, which they offer by the quantity, 
 
 Single box, or light, at New York prices. 
 Carpenters and others are solicited to call and examine 
 
 before purchasing elsewhere. 
 Frederick Callaway, William 0. Headley. 
 
 N. J. FREDERICKS & CO. 
 
 Manufacturers of Sashes and Blinds, 8 Church st. 
 
 Doors, Sashes, Blinds, etc., of the latest patterns made to 
 
 order at short notice and on reasonable terms. 
 Hr A share of patronage is respectfully solicited. 
 
 . KING & CO., 
 
 Wholesale Sash and Blind Manufacturers, 
 
 70 Broad street. 
 Doors, Bashes, Blinds, etc., of the latest patterns, made to 
 
 order at short notice and on reasonable terms. 
 
 Ha" A share of patronage is respectfully solicited. 
 
 William King, N. W. Rutan. 
 
 TIN 7 GLEY & VAN GIBSON, 
 Wholesale Sash and Blind Manufacturers, 
 
 54 Fair near Broad st. 
 Doors, Sashes, Blinds, etc. of the latest patterns, made to 
 
 order at short notice and on reasonable terms. 
 
 t^ A share of patronage is respectfully solicited, 
 
 J. C. Tingley, Horace Van Gieson. 

 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 287 
 
 DRUGGISTS. 
 
 CH \RLES W. BADGER, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in Paints, 
 Oils, Glass, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, etc. 
 
 328 Broad street, opposite First ChurcA. 
 Every article retailed at this store is warranted of the best 
 quality. Particular attention will be paid to put- 
 ting up Physicians' Prescriptions. 
 
 WILLIAM T. MERCER, 
 Wholesala and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, 
 
 Oils, Glass and Dye Stuffs. 
 224 Broad street, a few doors above Cedar. 
 
 ROBERT II. TR1PPE, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist^nd Dealer in Paints. Oils. 
 Glass, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Cosmetics, etc. 
 
 293 Broad, N. E. cor. Market st. 
 Every article sold is warranted pure and of best quality. 
 
 Fresh Swedish Leeches always on hand. 
 N. B. Physicians, Grocers, and Country Merchants sup- 
 plied at the lowest New York prices. 
 
 JULIUS VAN WAGENEN, 
 Druggist, and Dealer in Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, 
 
 Brushes, Perfumery, etc . 
 116 Broad st. near Washington Place. 
 
 E. R. T. WILLIAMS & CO. 
 
 Store of Drugs, Medicines, etc., etc. 
 
 241 Broad stroet, corner of the Canal. 
 
 Prescriptions carefully put up. Medicines can be obtained 
 
 at all hours of the night. 
 
 ROSWELL VAN BUSKIRK, 
 Druggist and Dealer in Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, 
 
 Brushes, Perfumery, etc. 
 292 Broad street, corner of Market.
 
 288 ADVERTISEMENT*. 
 
 COACH MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 JOHN GARDNER, 
 
 Coach Manufacturer, 24 and 26 Mechanic street. 
 
 D. B. & A. TURN BULL. 
 Coach Manufacturers. loO Market and 9 Mechanic street. 
 
 JAMES M. QUINBY & CO. 
 Coach Manufacturers, 325 Broad st. near First Church. 
 
 M \NNING, RIGHTER & DOD, 
 Coach Manufacturers, near the Railroad Depot. 
 
 DAVID THOMAS, 
 Coach Manufacturer. 56 and 5U Commerce st. 
 
 BALDWIN & THOMAS, 
 
 Coach Manufacturers, 202 Market street. 
 
 THOMAS E. HICKS, 
 Coach Manufacturer, 250 Market street. 
 
 HEDENBERG & LITTELL, 
 Coach Manufacturers 210 Market street. 
 
 A P.*HOWELL, 
 Coach Manufacturer, rear 24 Church. 
 
 AARON M. ROD WELL, 
 Carriage Manufacturer, 40 and 42 Mechanic street. 
 
 JOHN DRAKE, 
 Coach Manufacturer. 229 Mulberry st. cor. of Chestnut. 
 
 STEPHEN B. SANDERS, 
 Carriage Manufacturer, 7fi Mulberry street. 
 
 M, C. & J. H. GREEN, 
 Coach Manufacturers, 120 Railroad avenue. 
 
 GOLDEN & POST, 
 Coach Manufacturers. 32 Harrison street. 
 
 J T. & J. H.' RODGERS, 
 Coach Manufacturers, 227 Mulberry st. 
 
 DOUGLASS & POST, 
 Coach Manufacturers, corner Ham and McWhorter sts. 
 
 PIERSON & WOODRUFF. 
 Wagon Manufacturers. 7 Church and 31 William street. 
 
 EZRA MARSH, 
 Coach Manufacturer, 102 Railroad avenue. 
 
 s. & J. MARSH, 
 
 Coach Manufacturers, rear 12 Fair street.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 289 
 
 LACE MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 MICHAEL ERB, 
 Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer of Coach Lace, 
 
 Fringes and Tassels. 
 37 River street, near the Rail Road Depot. 
 
 C. C. BARNETT, 
 
 Wholesale Coach Lace, Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer, 
 23 Ward street. 
 
 ISAAC H. WILLIAMS, 
 
 Wholesale Coach Lace, Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer, 
 5J Fair street. 
 
 FREDERICK GRUET, 
 
 Ladies' Fringe and Tassel Manufacturer, 30 Hamilton, 
 near Lawrence street. 
 
 GEORGE ROWDEN, 
 Manufacturer of Fringes, Gimps, Cords, Tassels, Braids, 
 
 Bindings^ Buttons, Fly nets, etc., 346 Broad st. 
 
 Hat and Cap Makers supplied with Cords and Tassels at 
 
 the lowest New York Prices. 
 
 GEORGE McCULLY, 
 
 Wholesale Manufacturer of Coach Lace, Fringe and 
 Tassels, 298 Broad street, 
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 290 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 DAVID L. MILLER, 
 
 (Formerly J. B. Miller & Son.) 
 
 Madison, Morris County, N. J., continues to Manufacture 
 the following articles, viz: 
 
 SCREWS OF ALL KINDS. 
 
 Such as regulating and Hoisting screws for Grist Mills, 
 Large Screws suitable for paper, Oil, Cider, or Lea- 
 ther pressing, Packing Screws, Jack Screws, for 
 raising heavy weights or buildings. 
 
 MILL IRONS, 
 
 suitable for Grist or saw mills, including cranks, spindles, 
 
 stirrups, pitmans,dogs, ragirons, etc., in complete setts 
 
 made in the best manner. Grater cider mills, cast 
 
 steel knives for grater mills always on hand 
 
 Sausage meat choppers, the best kind. 
 
 DOUBLE LEVER <fc SCREW PRESSES, 
 
 a new and first rate article suitable for saw gumming and 
 various purposes- 
 
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS IN GENERAL' 
 
 Wagons light & heavy, ploughs a superior article, ground' 
 
 polished and warranted in every respect. 
 
 Orders punctually attended to and work furnished 
 
 at fair prices.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 291 
 
 Lamp Makers, 329 Broad street. 
 
 Churches, Hotels and other public places fitted up with 
 
 Solar Chandelier. 2, 3, 4 and 6 light in a style not to 
 
 be surpassed. Camphene and Lard Lamps always 
 
 on hand. Girandoles, of various patterns. 
 
 Fancy Cut Glass, Britannia Ware, 
 
 Japanned Tin Ware, Enamelled Wnre of the best quality. 
 
 Camphene and Spirit Gas. 
 All of which they sell cheap. 
 
 Bright and Bronzed Lamps altered, Gilt and repaired 
 William Browe, William M. Dougherty. 
 
 GEORGE WILLTAMS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Edge Tool Manufacturer, 
 High, corner Mill street. 
 
 LOCK MAKER, 
 
 LUCAS BRANDLEY, 
 Lock Manufacturer, 178 Bank, near Lock street
 
 292 A.DVERTISKMENTS. 
 
 CONDIT Sf BOWLES, 
 
 (Successors to S. Boyden.) 
 
 Manufacturers of Malleable Iron Casting?, in all their va- 
 riety and warranted first quality. Orders thankfully 
 received and promptly attended to. 
 25 Orange street near Broad. 
 
 Daniel Condit, Joseph A. Bowles. 
 
 K1LPATRICK & CASTLES, 
 
 Manufacturers of Malleable and Gray Iron Castings, 
 
 29 New street. 
 N. B. All orders for Saddlery, Coach, Stove, Lock and 
 
 Gun Castings, done at the shortest notice. 
 Jonh Kilpatrick, Thos. Castles. 
 
 GARDNER, HARRISON & CO. 
 
 Manufacturers of Malleable and Gray Iron Castings, at 
 
 Joralemon's Factory, 74 Clay street. 
 
 A general assortment of Saddlery, Coach, Stove, Lock. 
 
 and Gun Castings, constantly on hand. 
 
 Samuel H. Gardner, Ira M. Harrison, Ralph H. Pierson. 
 
 O. MEEKER & CO. 
 
 Iron Foundry, 31 Bridge and 15 Orange street. 
 
 near the old Bridge. 
 
 Every description of Casting done at short notice and on 
 reasonable terms. 
 
 Oba Meeker, Martha Meeker. 
 
 JAMES B. HAY, 
 Eagle Iron Foundry, rear 250 Market, near the Depot.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 293 
 
 B. r. JEKKIBJS & co., 
 
 Lock Manufacturers and Brass Founders. 
 
 No. 6 Mechanic street. 
 
 All kinds of Store door, Front door, Mortice and Ritn Lock. 
 Also the Patent Cylindrical Frontdoor Lock 
 
 and Night Latch. 
 Coach Lock, Bands and Handles, Brass and Composition 
 
 castings, Bell Hanging, Jobbing, &c. 
 B. N. Jenkins, T. W. Langstroth, J. S. Crane. 
 
 ARNOLD STIVERS, 
 
 Lock Manufacturer and Brass Founder, 
 
 12 Mechanic street. 
 
 All kinds of Door Locks, Coach Locks, Brass and Com- 
 position Castings, Coach Bands and Handles, 
 Bell Hanging, Jobbing, etc. House 8 Hamilton st- 
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 294 ADVERTISEMENTS, 
 
 BAKERS' LIST. 
 
 BAUM JOHN, Baker, 71 Lock. 
 
 BOG AN & BROTHER, Bakers, 81 Mulb'y cor. Mechanic 
 BRIGHT JAMES, Baker, 2 Commerce st. 
 BURNET BENJAMIN, Baker, 5 Bank st. 
 DEAN DANIEL A., Baker, 178 Broad st. 
 GARDNER THOMAS, Baker, 541 Bank st. 
 GOBLE LUTHER, Baker, 179 Washington st. 
 HANDY WILLIAM, Baker, 56 William st. 
 HAYES WICKLIFF O., Baker, 178 Mulberry st. 
 JOHNSTON ROBERT, Baker, 403 Broad st. 
 JONES ABNER D., Baker. 153 Broad st. 
 LA1BLE JOHN, Baker, 158 Mulberry st. 
 LAMMAR CONRAD, Baker, 14 Ward st. 
 LEIBHAUSEN ANTHONY, Baker, 57 Mulberry st. 
 McKENZlE ROBERT, Baker, 331 Broad st. 
 PRICE DAVID, Baker, 150 Mulberry st. 
 QUINN JOHN, Baker, 6 Mulberry st. 
 R1CKERBY JOHN, Baker, 77 Green st. 
 ROSS EDWIN, Baker, 2-2 Academy st. 
 SEARING JACOB, Domestic- Bread and Cako Baker, 
 
 83 Broad st. 
 
 THOMPSON & TUTTLE, Bakers, 35i Market st. 
 T1LLOU WILLIAM, Baker, 460 Broad st. 
 TITUS & POUND, Cracker Bakers, 19 Lombardy st.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS 
 
 295 
 
 AMOS B. DUNBAR, Agent, 
 
 126 Broad st. 
 
 Manufacturer of and Dealer in American and Foreign 
 Straw and Silk Goods ; Men's and Boy's Panama, Leg- 
 horn, Straw and Palm Leaf Hats : every description 
 of Ladies, Misses', and Children's Bonnets, Caps, 
 etc., Ribbons, Flowers, and all kinds of Fancy 
 
 Goods, etc., etc 
 
 Finished at the above Manufactory last year 15,000 
 
 Men's and Boy's Hats. 15,000 Ladies' and Misses' 
 
 Bonnets. Hands employed, 40. 
 
 MILLINERS. 
 
 BAKER E. D., Milliner, 38 Warren st. 
 BEACH ANN E., Milliner, 29 Commerce. 
 BOYERCATH \RINE, Milliner and Dress m. 148 Broad 
 CLINTOCK JULIET, Milliner, 122 Broad. 
 CRANE CLARA, Milliner, 38 Fair st. 
 EAGLES M. P. Milliner, 230i Broad st. 
 ELVERSON MRS. Milliner, 339 Broad st. 
 FINDLEY MRS. Milliner and Straw Hat, 276 Broad st. 
 HAYDEN CAROLINE, Milliner, 12 Clinton st. 
 LINDSLEY G. Milliner, Orchard n. Chestnut st. 
 MORAS MRS. Milliner, Broad st. 
 MORGAN SARAH A. Milliner, Gl Orange. 
 MACKNET MRS. Milliner, 332 Broad st. 
 SHARP MRS. Corset Maker, 136 Broad st. 
 SHUGARD MRS. Milliner. 226 Broad st. 
 STARKWEATHER MRS. Milliner, 338 Broad st. 
 THAYER MRS. CALEB, Corset maker, 56 Mulberry st. 
 WATSON MRS. Milliner, 146 Bread st.
 
 296 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 PORTRAIT PAINTER. 
 
 JOHN A. McDOUGAL, 
 
 Miniature and Portrait Painter, 31 Market street, 
 opposite the Court House, and New Yotk. 
 
 HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. 
 
 ISRAEL BALDWIN, 
 House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter, 201 Plane 8t. 
 
 J WILLIAMS RICE. 
 House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter, 2 New street 
 
 N.C. BALL, 
 
 Sign, Ornamental, and House Painter, 49 Commerce. 
 
 ROBERT O. DAVIS, 
 
 House, Sign and Wall painter and Paper Hanger, 
 258 Plane street. 
 
 JAMES H. PRICE, 
 
 House, Sign, and Ornamental and Steeple Painter, 
 12 Bank street. 
 
 R. L WESTERVELT, 
 
 House, Sign and Ornamental Painter, Glazier and Paper 
 Hanger, 77 Mulberry street. 
 
 GEO. HOLL1NGSWORTH, 
 House, Sign and Ornamental Painter, Orleans n. Orange.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 297 
 
 ISAAC W. NUTTMAN, 
 
 Sign, Ornamental, Fancy and Chair Painter, Japanner 
 
 and Bronzer, 12 Camfield street. 
 
 All work executed with neatness, despatch and durability 
 in the most splendid style not to be surpassed 
 
 in this city 
 
 Block Letter and gilt signs of every description fur- 
 nished at the shortest notice, and warranted 
 
 not to change color. 
 Paints, Oil, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, etc. 
 
 JOHN BELL, 
 (late Whitenack and Bell.) 
 
 Honse, Sign and Ornamental Painting, Graining and Pa- 
 per Hanging. Also Paints, Oils Glass, Varnish, &c. 
 
 No 1 Clinton st, Newark, N. J. 
 All work executed with promptness. 
 
 PAINT STORE & SASH & BLIND FACTORY. 
 
 Wm. KING & CO. 
 
 No. 70 Broad street, Newark, New Jersey. 
 
 Three doors below the Morris & Essex Railroad Depot. 
 
 They continue to manufacture 
 
 SASHES & BLINDS, 
 At the lowest cash prices, and of the best materials. 
 
 Also For sale a general assortment of 
 Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnish, White 
 
 Lead, Spts. Turpentine, Putty, fyc. 
 
 53^" House and Sign Painting in all its various branches. 
 
 Wm. King. N. W. Rutan-
 
 298 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 UNDERTAKERS. 
 
 PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER. 
 The subscriber has the pleasure of informing the citizens 
 of Newark and vicinities, that he has purchased that much 
 esired article " Trump's patent Corpse Preserver," the 
 the sole right of which for this place is vested in the sub- 
 scriber. 
 
 To descant upon the utility and unsurpassed excellence 
 of this improvement in an advertisement would be supe- 
 r ogatory, for the article needs only to 
 
 BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. 
 The advantage of preserving the corpse in a state of nature 
 
 BEFORE INTERMENT 
 
 must be apparent to the most casual observer. This 
 
 improvement will have the desired effect. 
 N. B. Coffins of all descriptions, also shrouds, caps, 
 etc., constantly on hand. Plates engraved, Hearses fur- 
 nished, and all orders promptly attended to on reasonable 
 
 terms by 
 
 ALFRED PEER, 
 
 Undertaker, 125 Market st. 
 
 ESECK GRAVES, 
 
 (Sexton of the 3d Presbyterian Church.) 
 
 UNDERTAKER. 
 
 Coffins. Plates, Shrouds, Caps, Graves, and Hearses fur- 
 nished at short notice, and every assistance ren- 
 dered that friends may require. 
 
 Residence, 51 Church street.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 299 
 
 AT HIS OLD STAND, 
 
 134 Broad Street, 
 
 HAS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT 
 
 OF READT MADE 
 
 COFFINS, 
 
 OF VARIOUS SIZES AND QUALITIES, 
 
 EjCoffin Plates, Shrouds, Caps, and all other services 
 friends may require at the shortest notice. 
 
 S. L. TOLLES, 
 
 (Sexton of the 1st Presbyterian Church.) 
 
 UNDERTAKER, 
 
 Coffins, Shrouds, Caps, Plates, Graves and Hearses, 
 
 furnished, and every assistance rendered that 
 friends may require, 
 
 Residence, 5 Fair street.
 
 300 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS. 
 
 JOSEPH C. HORNBLOWER, 
 Counsellor at Law, office and house 6 Park Place. 
 
 WILLIAM PENNINGTON, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 228 Broad street, house 129 High. 
 
 ARCHER GIFFORD, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office and house 169 Broad st. 
 
 ASA WHITEHEAD, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 275 Broad st. f house 44 South Broad. 
 
 JABEZ P. PENNINGTON, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, and Notary Public, office 291 Broad, h. Harrison. 
 
 JOHN P. JACKSON, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 312, house 3S4 Broad st. 
 
 ROBERT VAN ARSDALE, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor and Master 
 in Chancery, office 192 r 190 Broad, 
 
 JOSEPH N. TUTTLE, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Master in Chancery, 
 office 250 Broad, house 448 Broad st.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 301 
 
 A. C. M. PENNINGTON, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellot at Law, and Master and Exami- 
 ner in Chancery, office 291 Broad st. h. 532 High. 
 
 DAVID A. HAYES, 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor and Master 
 
 and Examiner in Chancery, 
 office 314 Broad, h. 22 Smith street. 
 
 STAATS S. MORRIS, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor and Master 
 and Examiner in Chancery, and Commissioner 
 
 in Supreme Court, 
 office 194 Broad st. house 63 Halsey. 
 
 THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN, JR 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Master and Examiner ia 
 
 Chancery, office 283 Broad st. up stairs, 
 
 residence 19 Washington. 
 
 STEPHEN R. GROVER, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Master and Examiner in 
 Chancery, office 149 and house 171 Market. 
 
 EDWARD T. HILLYER, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Master and Examiner in 
 
 Chancery, and Commissioner for Ohio. 
 
 office and house 118 Broad st. 
 
 JOHN CHET.VOOD, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, California. 
 
 A. S. HUBBELL, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in Chancery, 
 
 and Commissioner for Alabama, office 
 
 312 Broad st., h. 36 Kinney. 
 
 CORTLANDT PARKER, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor and Examiner 
 
 in Chancery, and Commissioner for New York <$ Ohio 
 
 office 281 h. 161 Broad st. 
 
 JACOB VAN ARSDALE, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, and Commissioner in Bankruptcy! 
 office 259 h. 190 Broad st. 
 26
 
 802 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 FREDERICK T. FRELINGHUYSEN, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 283 Broad st. h. 7 Park place. 
 
 LEWIS C. GROVER, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Master and Exami- 
 ner in Chancery, office and house 171 Market st. 
 
 JOSEPH P. BRADLEY, 
 
 Attorney and Couusellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office and house 251 Broad. 
 
 JOHN WHITEHEAD, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 145 Market h. 120 Orchard cor. Pennington at 
 
 JAMES R. MEEKER, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Master and Exami- 
 ner in Chancery, Elizabeth Town, 
 
 OLIVER S. HALSTED, Jr. 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office and house 267 Broad st. 
 
 WILLIAM K. MCDONALD, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, and Surrogate, office Court house, 
 house 24 Park place. 
 
 DANIEL DODD, J. 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Master in Chancery, 
 office 259 Broad, & Court House, r. 1 Park Church pi. 
 
 GEORGE B. HALSTED, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 267 r. 417 Broad st. 
 
 WILLIAM S. PENNiNGTON, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 228 Broad st. r. 129 High.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 303 
 
 JOHN R. WEEKS, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery and County 
 Clerk, office at the Court House, h. 10 Rankin Place. 
 
 WILLIAM P. MILLER, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 173 Broad st. 
 
 JOHN H. MEEKER, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 267 Broad street. 
 
 FREDERICK H. TEESE, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor- in Chan- 
 cery, office 150 Market st., r. 178 Washington. 
 
 WILLIAM M. BABBITT, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 and house Orange, N. J. 
 
 THEODORE RUNYON, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 320 Broad, r. 1 Park Church Place. 
 
 CHARLES L. C. GIFFORD, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office and r. 169 Broad st. 
 
 ARCHER G MILLER, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 297 Broad st., h. 364 High. 
 
 LUTHER SPENCER GOBLE, 
 Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 299 r. 415 Broad. 
 
 H. N. CON GAR, 
 
 Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 312 Broad, h. 23 Fair st. 
 
 EDWARD BURROUGHS, 
 
 Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 
 314 Broad, res. 277 High. 
 
 D. K. BOYLAN, " 
 
 Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery f office 
 287 Broad st., h. 43 Columbia.
 
 304 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 W. N. CARR, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 297 Broad St., h. 257 Plane st. 
 
 AMZI DODD, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 259 Broad street, r. 1 Park Church Place. 
 
 ELIAS I. THOMPSON, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 and h. 14 Bank street. 
 
 WM. A. RIGMTER, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 151 Market street, r. City Hotel. 
 
 C. R. WAUGH, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 171 Market st., res. 177 Market. 
 
 JAMES H. BOYLAN, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 287 res. 3-11 Broad. 
 
 D. L. M. MOORE, 
 
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- 
 cery, office 169 Broad, res. Belleville. 
 
 ABRAHAM H. SHERMAN, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 
 1 15 Market, house 14 Oak. 
 
 JOHN F. BURRAGE, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 251 Broad, res- 64 Union. 
 
 GEORGE P. TUTTLE, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery! office 
 312 Broad, res. 19 Park street. 
 
 GEORGE M. ROBESON, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancey, office 
 102 Broad, res. 1 Park Church Place. 
 
 WM. S. WH1TEHEAD, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, office 
 375 Broad, res. 44 South Broad.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 305 
 
 CONVEYANCER 
 
 S. R. HAINES, 
 
 Continues to execute Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, 
 Wills, Indentures, &c. and takes Acknowledgements 
 
 at his office, 154J Market st. 
 
 Having had 25 years experience as Surveyor and Con- 
 veyancer, he claims to have some knowledge of the 
 business, and therefore oilers his services to the public. 
 
 SURVEYORS. 
 
 DUNN & THOMPSON, 
 
 Will attend to surveying Farms, Lots, making Maps, 
 
 Laying out building Lots. &c. 
 
 All orders promptly attended to. 
 
 Ellis Dunn, Jas M. Thompson. 
 
 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 
 
 Two DOORS SOUTH OF IST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 
 
 Miss H. M. PETTIT, 
 
 A lady of ten years experience in teaching, will, on the 
 1st Monday in April, open a school for young Ladies and 
 Misses, at 317 Broad st, 2d story. 
 
 She has secured very pleasant and convenient rooms, 
 and offers to her pupils, the means of a thorough education 
 in the elementary and scientific studies, appropriate to a 
 school of this character : also instruction in Latin. French 
 and Drawing if desired. 
 
 Until the 1st of April, terms may be known, by confer- 
 ring with the Principal at No. 70 Washington st from 3 to 
 5 P. M. 
 
 References. Rev. J.B.Condit, D D. Rev.Theron Bald- 
 win, Matthias W. Day. Esq. Obadiah Thayer, Esq- Lucius 
 D.Baldwin, Esq, Newark, N. J. Hon. Theodore Freling- 
 huysen, L.L.D. New Brunswick, N. J., Rev C. C. Beat*, 
 ty, D. D. Principal of Young Ladies Seminary, Steuben- 
 ville.Ohio. Rev. E. Cheever, Ypsilanti, Mich. Mrs Sarah 
 Willard, Principal of Female Seminary, Troy N. Y. 
 26*
 
 306 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 TRUNK MANUFACTURER. 
 
 JONATHAN PIERSON, 
 
 15 Hill street. 
 
 Manufacturer of Leather, Hide and Seal Skin Trunk* 
 Wholesale and Retail. Every article in the 
 
 above line made to order. 
 
 N. B. All orders received will be punctually attended 
 to and made of the best materials. 
 
 PUMP MANUFACTURER. 
 
 WILLTAM W. COOPER, 
 
 24 Fulton fit. 
 Manufacturer of all kinds of Wooden Pumps for 
 
 Wells and Cisterns. 
 
 All orders thankfully received and promptly 
 attended to.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 STOUTENBURGH, DAY & CO. 
 Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in China. Glass, and 
 
 Earthen Ware, 308 Broad Street. 
 
 Merchants from the country will find it to their advantage 
 
 to call at this establishment before purchasing, as 
 
 the articles are of the newest patterns, 
 
 and offered on the most 
 
 reasonable terms. 
 R. C. Stoutenburgh, Elihu Day, Alvan Hedden. 
 
 GEORGE BALDWIN, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Crockery Store, 218 Broad street. 
 
 A splendid assortment of Earthen, Glass and China 
 
 Ware constantly on hand, and for sale as low as 
 
 can be bought in New York. 
 
 CYRUS DEAN, 
 
 Manufacturer of Barrels, Half Barrels, Tubs, Pails, 
 
 Churns, Kegs, etc., of cedar and oak, 134 Bank street. 
 
 All repairs done at short notice and. 
 
 on reasonable tFrms. 
 Also, Box Hoops and Builders' Pins. 
 
 WM. S. WILSON, 
 Wholesale and Retail Cedar Ware Manufactory. 
 
 10 Bank St., near Broad. 
 IHPTubs and Pails Repaired.
 
 308 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 1. City Hotel, 366 Broad St., by Chas. Wyckoff. 
 
 2. Park House, 27 Park Place, by Mrs. D. D. Chandler. 
 
 3. Park House, Orange, N. J. by John Snyder.. 
 
 4. Stewarts Hotel, 356 Broad, by E. Stewart & Son. 
 
 5. South Ward Hotel, 398 Broad st. by T. D. Seaman. 
 
 6. Union House, 124 Broad st. by O. Dickinson, 
 
 7. Passaic Hotel, 306 Market st., by Thomas Doyle. 
 
 8. Amer. Hotel, 127 Washington st., by H. A.Mourison. 
 
 9. Hotel, 354 High St., cor. of Academy, by T. Leonard. 
 
 10. N. Ward and City Hotel, 106 Broad, by J. Harrison. 
 
 11. Mechanics' Hotel, 188 Broad st., by D. S. Hetzel. 
 
 12. Star Tavern, 285 Market st., by Charles Tucker. 
 
 13. Cadet Hall, 165 Broad St., by George D. Small. 
 
 14. Steamboat Hotel, foot Centre st., by C W. Covintree. 
 
 15. Hotel, 69 Lock street, by Jacob A. Westervelt. 
 
 16. Farmers' & Mechanics' Inn, I Broa ( d street, J. Doyle. 
 
 17. Drovers' Inn, Lodi, East Newark^ by Mrs. Davis. 
 
 18. Orange Hotel, Orange, N. J ,by F. Moore. 
 
 19. Drovers' Hotel, on causeway, by Thos. Watkins. 
 
 20. United States Hotel, Morristown, by J. O. Drake. 
 
 21. Mansion House, Morristown, by Cooper & Belant
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 309 
 
 LIVERY STABLES. 
 
 WILLIAM COMPTON, 
 Livery Stable, 160 Market street, near Broad. 
 
 H. A. MOURISON, 
 Livery Stable, 127 Washington, corner of Academy st. 
 
 ISAAC H. SNYDER, 
 Livery Stable, 8 Fair near Broad street. 
 
 ASA THOMAS, 
 Livery Stable, 260 Market street corner of Ailing. 
 
 D. S. HETZEL, 
 Livery Stable, 188 Broad street, near New. 
 
 T. D. SEAMAN, 
 
 Livery Stable, 398 Broad, corner of Hill street. 
 Price to suit the times. 
 
 MICHAEL SANDFORD, 
 Sale 4- Exchange Stable, 83 South Broad. 
 
 DAVID J. CAMFIELD, 
 Livery Stable, 158 Washington street. 
 
 JOSIAH HARRISON, 
 Livery Stable, 106 Broad street. 
 
 THOMAS DOYLE, 
 Livery Stable, 306 Market st. Passaic Hotel. 
 
 WILLIAM VANDERVEER, 
 Livery Stable, 1 Harrison Street. 
 
 CHARLES BROWN, 
 Livery Stable, 3 Harrison street.
 
 310 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 MASTER BUILDERS. 
 
 WILLIAM H. KIRK & CO- 
 
 Architects and Builders in general, 11 and 13 Franklin pi. 
 W. H. Kirk, Thomas Kirkpatrick. 
 
 ALBERT~SCHUREMAN, 
 Architect and Builder in general, 27 Division Place. 
 
 A. 4- H.~Hr~NICHOLS, 
 
 Builders in general, 6 Willow street. 
 
 Aaron Nichols. Horace H. Nichols. 
 
 GOULTD^MOORE, 
 Builders in general, 75 Commerce and 217 Market street. 
 
 JONATHA~N~V. NICHOLS, 
 Builder in general, 112 Plane street. 
 
 EDWARD~R~^WH1TLOCK, 
 
 Builder in general, 6 Front street. 
 
 DANIEL~N~GARDNER, 
 Builder in general, 54 Lafayette street corner of Prospect. 
 
 ELIHU~B7~EARL, 
 Master Builder, 10 Garden street. 
 
 WILLIAM A. COBB, 
 Builder in general, 121 Kinney street. 
 
 D. D. & M. DUNN, 
 Builders in general, 105 and 111 Plane street. 
 
 DAVID G. 4YRES, 
 Builder in general, 116 Plane street. 
 
 JAMES WARD, 
 Architect and Builder in general, 111 Nesbitt st. 
 
 JABEZ COOK, 
 Builder in general, 1 14 Union street. 
 
 PARKHURST & BUDD, 
 Builders in general, rear 19 Cross street.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 A. & F. CRANE, 
 Builders in general, 41 Broad street. 
 
 CRANE & ELSDEN, 
 Builders in general, rear 20 Lafayette street. 
 
 MOSES H. COND1T, 
 Builder in general, rear 116 Plane street. 
 
 WILLIAM ROBERTS, 
 Builder in general, 163 Commerce street. 
 
 GILBERT MEIGS, 
 Builder in general, 168 Washington street, 
 
 GEORGE M. RYERSON, 
 Stair Builder, 1 Beach street. 
 
 D. B. REEVE, 
 Builder in general, 74 State street. 
 
 311 
 
 EZRA REEVE, 
 Master Builder, 117 Orchard street. 
 
 EDWARD P. HAND, 
 Master Builder, 102 Commerce street. 
 
 JOSEPH C. YOUNG, 
 Master Builder, 38 Walnut street, 
 
 PETER LINDSLEY, 
 Master Builder, 15 Commerce street. 
 
 SAMUEL W. THARP, 
 Master Builder, 6 Marshall street, 
 
 RIKER & MORRIS, 
 Master Builders, 59 State street. 
 
 ROFF & BURRALL, 
 Master Builders, 23 Washington street. 
 
 EZRA B. SWAIM, 
 Master Builder, 160 Broad street. 
 
 ISAAC M. DEAN, 
 Master Builder, 72 New street.
 
 312 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 MASTER MASONS AND BUILDERS. 
 
 CHARLES T. PIERSON, 
 
 Master Mason and Builder, 67 Court st., near High: 
 
 ABNER S. REEVE, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 113 Plane street. 
 
 CRANE & LITTELL, 
 Master Masons and Builders, 109 Plane St., and 71 New. 
 
 WM. A. CRANE, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 71 New. 
 
 ISAAC P. BROWN, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 9 Franklin Place. 
 
 JONAS C. REEVE, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 14 South Essex street, 
 
 JOHN M. JACOBUS, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 73 State street. 
 
 SILAS M. TODD, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 45 Catharine street. 
 
 DANIEL D. BENJAMIN, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 47 Catharine street. 
 
 MOSES T. BAKER, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 29 South Market street. 
 
 DANIEL H. JACKSON, 
 
 Master Mason and Builder, 68 Walnut street. 
 
 SIMPSON VAN. NESS, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 103 Elrn street. 
 
 EZRA M. SAYRE, 
 Master Mason and Builder, 115 Orchard street.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 313 
 
 LUMBER 
 
 MERCHANTS. 
 
 E. B. & J. D. POINIER, 
 
 Dealers in Boards, Planks, Joist, Clear Lumber, Timber, 
 
 Pine and Cedar Shingles. Lath, Lime, 
 
 Brick, &c.. foot of Market st, 
 
 near Bethel Church. 
 E. B. Poinier, J. D. Poinier. 
 
 AARON WARD & CO., 
 
 Wholesale and Retail dealers in Lumber of every 
 description, at Centre Wharf first below 
 
 the Steamboat Dock. 
 Aaron Ward, Aaron B. Ward, Obadiah M. Ward 
 
 I. & G. A. VAN WAGENEN, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail dealers in Lumber of every 
 description, at Centre Wharf, Second below Steamboat 
 
 Dock. 
 Isaac Van Wagenen, George A. Van Wagenen. 
 
 JOSEPH L. ALDEN, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail dealer in Lumber of all descriptions, 
 
 113 River st., first yard above 
 
 the Railroad Bridge. 
 
 JA.MES MILLER, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail dealer in all descriptions of 
 
 Lumber, at T. V. Johnson's Dock, 
 
 4 Commercial street. 
 
 H. J. POINIER, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail dealer in Lumber of all descriptions, 
 87 Commercial street, opposite the Gas Works, 
 and first Yard below the steam saw mill. 
 27
 
 314 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 WILLIAM JACKSON, 
 Wholesale and Retail dealer in every description of 
 
 Lumber, Hoop Poles, &c., 
 13 Commercial street, near the steam saw mill. 
 
 FRED. VAN WAGENEN, 
 
 Dealer in every description ot Lumber, 
 
 1 Ogden, near old Bridge. 
 
 GARDNER & MARCELL, 
 
 Mahogany Lumber Yard, 11 Mechanic street. 
 
 S. H. Gardner, J. A. Marcell. 
 
 JAMES ft. BURNET & SONS. 
 
 13 Commercial street, 
 
 Dealers in Pine, Black Walnut, Cherry, Maple, White - 
 wood, Ash, Hickory, Hemlock ; Builder's, Cabinet makers 
 and Carriage makers Lumber, cheap for cash, by 
 James H. Burnet, James H. Burnet, Jr., Walter D. Burnet. 
 
 MASON'S MATERIALS. 
 
 W. R. & M. SAYRE, 
 
 Dealers in Brick, Lime, Hair, Nails. Lath, Flagging 
 
 Stones and Cellar steps and Mason's materials 
 
 in general. Also Schuylkill, Lehigh, and 
 
 Virginia Coal, of ihe best qualities. 
 
 yard adjoining Rail Road Bridge. 
 
 Wm. R. Sayre, Marcus Sayre. 
 
 J. R. SAYRE, JR., 
 Dealer in Brick and Lime, second* Yard south of the 
 
 Steamboat Dock. 
 
 Thomaston, Rhode Island, Philadelphia, and North River 
 
 Lime, Roman and Canal Cement, Lath and Lath 
 
 Nails, Plaster of Paris, Marble dust, 
 
 Frontand Fire Brick. 
 Blue Stone, Flagging, Curbing, Cellar steps and 
 
 Building materials generally. 
 
 Also Schuylkill, Hazleton and other coals 
 
 constantly on hand. 
 
 A. S. REEVE & CO. 
 
 Dealers in all descriptions of Mason's materials, Wood, 
 Coal, &c., 4th above Railroad Bridge, 
 
 foot of Lumber street. 
 A. S, Reeve, > 
 P. S. Thomas. J
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 315 
 
 PLANE MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 MOCKRIDGE & FRANCIS, 
 Tool Store, and Manufacturers of Planes and Coach 
 
 Tools, 147 Washington street. 
 Abraham Mockridge, Elias Francis. 
 
 GEORGE W. ANDRUSS, 
 
 Wholesale and retail Plane Manufacturer, 156 Washing- 
 ton street, near Market. 
 
 AARON BALDWIN, 
 Gun Smith and Saw Filer, 58 Bank street. 
 
 SILAS G. EMES, Saw Filer, 12 Church street. 
 
 BOX MAKERS. 
 
 JAMES WHEELER, 
 Wholesale and retail Box Manufacturer, 292 High 
 
 cor. Market. 
 
 N. B. Boxes of every description made to order at short 
 notice. House, 428 Broad street. 
 
 MESLOR <5( SMITH, 
 
 Wholesale and retail Manufacturers of Hat and Packing 
 Boxes of eyery description. 1 Pierson's Alley. 
 
 T. J. PHILLIPS, 
 
 Manufacturer of Refrigerators, Hat and Packing Boxes, 
 36 Quarry street.
 
 316 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 REFECTORIES, 
 
 AND 
 
 ROOM, 
 
 132 Market st near Broad. 
 
 Breakfasts, Dinners arid Suppers. (<>f the best the mar- 
 ket affords) served up at sh >rt notice, at any hour from 7 
 A.. M. to 10 P. M. Charges moderate 
 
 GEOKGE H. JONES 
 
 FRAKKLIN LUNCH, 
 
 354 Hro;id street. Newark, 
 
 The subscriber, late of the Union Lunch. 133 Market st. 
 would inform his old customers and the public generally, 
 that he has removed t the Ii^ht and airy basement, 354 
 Broad st. a few doors north of the City Hotel, next to 
 Franklin Hall, where he is prepared to serve his custom- 
 era in the best style, with every description of eatables. 
 
 JOSEPH CREE. 
 
 THE VERANDAH 
 
 REST AU KANT, 
 
 . 2H4 Br >ad street, Newark, 
 
 Where Oysters are served up in every style. Also, Hot 
 
 Coffee, Cakes, and Steaks, &c always ready at a call 
 
 Breakfast, Dinner and Tea, at regular hours. 
 
 WM H. TEA WIN. 
 amilies supplied with Oysters at all hours. 
 
 NEW JERSEY HOUSE. 
 
 & (S/K-lPlSIBi 
 
 74 MULBERRY STREET, 
 
 .7IAKKKT.) 
 
 NEWARK, N. J- 
 
 Boarding by the Day or Week. 

 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 317 
 
 JAMES B. TAYLOR, 
 
 PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, 
 
 And Teacher of the Piano Forte, 
 
 Singing, Spanish Guitar, Flute, Violin, Violoncello, Ac- 
 Residence No. 2 Arch street, near Warren. 
 N. B. Music arranged for any regular Orchestral Instru- 
 ment, or for any Number of Instruments- 
 Music copied or furnished for Concerts &c., at short notice 
 and on reasonable terms- 
 
 WILLIAM H. EARL, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 JVo. 243 Broad- Street 
 
 REGULATIONS FOR THE 
 
 RETAIL TRADE. 
 
 The following quantities of ICE will be delivered at 
 any part of the City, at the prices annexed : 
 6 Ibs. a day from May 10 to September 20, $4 00 
 8 " " 5 00 
 
 10 " " " 6 00 
 
 12 " " " 8 00 
 
 100 Ibs. for Three Shillings, and any quantity above that, 
 at the same rate. If a ton is taken at any one time, a 
 reasonable deduction will be made. 
 
 Families supplied the WHOLE YEAR at fair prices. 
 Complaints against the drivers for neglect, carelessness, 
 or any cause must be made at the office, and they will be 
 promptly attended to. 
 
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 318 ADVERTISEMENT!. 
 
 BUTCHERS. 
 
 BANGS ELI, near Depot, N J. Railroad 
 BATHGATE JAMES E. Centre Market 22 
 
 BIRD JAMES R. do 15 
 
 BIRD JEREMIAH, North Ward, Broad 21 
 
 BURNET TIMOTHY, South do 2 
 
 CRANE GEORGE, Centre Market 6 
 
 CREGIER JOHN A. South Ward, Broad st. 392 
 DURIE JAMES, Washington Market, Walnut st. 37 
 FAITOUTE HENRY, North Ward Market. 1 
 HELLINGER F. C. Centre Market 16 
 
 HOLDEN GEORGE, do 9 
 
 JOHNSTON GEORGE T. do 2 
 
 LEWIS GEORGE, do 10 and 12 
 
 LUM STEPHEN, South Ward, Mulberry st. 281 
 McBETII A. G. Centre Market 19 
 
 McBETH WILLIAM, Centre Market 4 
 
 SCHMITT GOTTHART, Jr. Ferry 18 
 
 SCHMITT JACOB, Centre Market 14 
 
 TOMPKLNS J. T. do 5 and 7 
 
 WAMBOLD ABRAHAM, do 1 and 3
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 319 
 
 LEATHER & OIL DEALERS. 
 
 BALDWIN CALVIN - 60 Maiket 
 
 BALDWIN WM. A. - - - 66 Market 
 BROWN G. P. 56 Market 
 
 DICKERSON & CO. JAS L. 62 Market 
 DOUGHERTY E. C. <fc H. F. - 58 Market 
 FRANCIS EBENZZER - - 74 Market 
 GARTHWAHE J. THOMAS - 52 Market 
 GARTHWA1TE WILLIAM - 88 Market 
 HALL GEORGE W. - 78 Market 
 
 HALSEY & TUCKER - 68 Market 
 
 HOLLINGSWORTH J. 159 and 161 Washington 
 HO WELL & DAWSON 72 Market 
 
 HOW ELL SAMUEL M. 82 Market 
 
 JACOBUS & UTTER - - 84 Market 
 JONES EDWARD E. - 60 Market 
 
 PIERSON & BERRY - 86$ Market 
 
 SIMPSON JOHN W. - 154 River 
 
 TEESE CONRAD - 159 and 161 Washington 
 
 MOROCCO DRESSERS. 
 
 BRADY PHILIP - 29 Searing 
 
 DOUGHERTYS & YOUNG - 64 Market 
 WATTS GEORGE - rear 94 Market 
 
 WOOL DEALERS. 
 
 COX PATRICK G. 173 Piano 
 
 GRAFTON WILLIAM - - 176 Plane
 
 320 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 GEORGE S. MILLS, 
 
 Wood and Coal dealer, 42 North Canal street, 
 
 corner of Cherry, 
 
 Schuylkill, Red Ash. Hazletnn, Laurel Hill, Lehigh Bea- 
 ver Meadow, broke and delivered to order also 
 Hickory and Oak Wood, of the first quality. 
 I3r Terms Cash. 
 
 DAVIS V. JOHNSON, 
 
 Wholesale Wood and Coal Dealer at 
 
 T V. Johnson's Commercial Dock 
 
 Schuylkill, Hazleton and other Coals from the best veins 
 
 broken and delivered to order. Also 
 
 Virginia Coal from the best mines. 
 
 Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood of the first quality, cheap 
 
 for Cash. 
 
 ISAAC HALSEY, 
 
 City Coal Yard, 41 River street, 
 Dealer in Schuylkill, Hazleton, Lehigh, Laurel Hill, 
 
 Beaver Meadow, Virginia and Liverpool Coals 
 
 and Pine Wood at the City Coal Yard, neit below the 
 
 Union Coal Yard. 
 
 W. R. & M. SAYRE, 
 
 Wholesale and retail dealers in Schuylkill, Hazleton. 
 
 Lehigh. and other hard Coals, broken, screened 
 
 and delivered to suit purchasers also 
 
 Virginia, for smith's use. Cheap 
 
 for ready pay only. 
 Yard adjoining the Railroad Bridge. 
 Wm. R. Sayre, ) 
 Marcus Sayre. J 
 
 A. S. REEVE & CO. 
 
 Dealers in all kinds of hard Coals, broken and delivered 
 to suit purchasers also, Hickory and Oak Wood 
 of the best qualities, Cheap for Cash. 
 Yard 141 River, foot of Lumber at. 
 A. S. Reeve. 
 F. S. Thomas.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 Coal and Wood dealer, 59 River Street opposite Cherrj 
 street, at Union Coal Yard. 
 
 FA1TOUTE & STOUDINGER, 
 
 <Coal and Wood dealers, Ogden Street foot of Divi 
 ion Street. 
 
 JAMES CROWELL & CO. 
 
 Coal and Wood dealers, No. 1 Ogden Street, first 
 yard north of the Bridge. 
 
 JOSEPH SWEASEY, 
 
 Coal and Wood dealer, No. 10 Commercial Street, 
 at Shipman's Basin. 
 
 STEPHENSON & DOUGLASS, 
 
 Coal and Wood dealers, 16 East River Street, cor. 
 of Jackson Street. 
 
 JAMES R. SAYRE, JR. 
 
 Coal and Wood dealer, second yard South of the 
 Steam Boat Dock. 
 
 PRUDEN ALLING, 
 
 Coal and Wood dealer, 2 Commercial Street, 
 T. V. Johnson's Dock. 
 
 A. O. P1ERSON, 
 
 Wood and Coal merchant, 46 Kinney st., 
 All orders promptly attended to. Terms Cash.
 
 322 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CITY GOVERNMENT. 
 
 Mayor James M. duinby. 
 
 City Clerk Daniel T. Clark. 
 
 Chosen Freeholders Win. Garthwaite, S. G. Gould. 
 
 City Surveyor Elias Dunn. 
 
 City Counsel F. T. Frelinghuysen. 
 
 City Attorney F. T. Frelinghuysen. 
 
 City Treasurer John Hartshorne, Jr. 
 
 Street Commissioner John Hays. 
 
 Surveyors of Highways James H. Halsey, Robert Dod. 
 
 Overseer of Poor Albert Munn. 
 
 Coroners George H. Bruen, L. A. Hall. 
 
 President of Common Council Frederick H. Smith. 
 
 f Aldermen David Campbell, Cortlandt Parker, Joseph L. 
 Alden, Edward Silvey. 
 
 Judge of Election David Campbell. 
 
 Inspectors of Election lames Silvey, Aaron Young. 
 
 Ward Clerk J. W. Osborn. 
 
 Assessor James Silvey. 
 
 Collector Aaron Young. 
 
 Commissioner of Appeal R. D. Baldwin. 
 
 School Committee Lucius D. Baldwin, Silas Merchant. 
 ^ Constables Calvin Lyon, Rich'd Francisco, Wm. B. Wilson. 
 
 Aldermen Jona V. Nichols, J. Hollingsworth, Ebenezer 
 Francis. Jacob Van Arsdale. 
 
 Judge of Elect-ton Richard Sweasey. 
 
 Inspectors of Electio-nD. Murphy, F. H. Teese. 
 
 Ward Clerk Frederick W. Ricord. 
 
 Assessor James Whittemore. 
 
 Collector David J. Camfield. 
 
 Commissioner of Appeal Henry A. Mourison. 
 
 School Committee A> N. Dougherty, Milton Baldwin. 
 
 Constables G. D. Tichenor, John Past, Peter Whitbeck. 
 
 Aldermen Frederick H. Smith, Bernard Me Co rmick, jr. 
 Nehemiah Perry, Ambrose Williams. 
 
 Judge of Election George S. Mills. 
 
 Inspectors of Election David Thomas, Jacob Johnson. 
 
 Ward Clerk Joseph Shipman. 
 
 Assessor William A. Lum. 
 
 Collector James B. Congar. 
 
 Commissioner of Appeal A. P. Ely. 
 
 School Committee Stephen Congar, S. H. Pennington. 
 
 Constables 3 '. W. Southard, U. R. Smith, G. Sanford. 
 
 Aldermen J. C. Garthwaite, C. T. Pierson, A. Wilcox, 
 Daniel Price. 
 
 Judge of Electiim S. R. Haines. 
 
 Inspectors of Elecl.io-n Moses B. Coe, William B.Douglass. 
 
 Ward Clerk A.. H. Sherman. 
 
 Assessor John Murray. 
 
 Collector Jonathan Pierson. 
 
 Commissioner of Appeal James Wheeler. 
 
 School Committee John Whitehead, H. N. Peters, 
 t. Constables E. C. Blazier, G. Dudley, John Thatcher.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 323 
 
 Aldermen Wm. W. Pollard, J. A. Pennington, Wm. 
 Dennis, Multbrd W. Casterliue. 
 
 Judge of Election James H. Tichenor. 
 
 Inspectors of Election Jas. Durie, John Brill . . 
 
 t- , Hard Clerk Samuel^ Clark, 
 a \ Assessor Samuel C. Collyer. 
 
 Collector William S. Emery. 
 
 Commissioner of Appeal Francis E. Lindsley. 
 
 School Csommitlee Wm. A. Righter, Jas. F. Bond. 
 
 Constables T. J. Duvall, G. A. Bacbmeyer, David Poiniej. 
 
 STANDING COMJVKTTEES. 
 
 Finance. 
 
 Messrs. Garth waite, 
 Nichols, 
 McCormick, 
 
 Streets. 
 
 Messrs. McCormick, 
 Silvey, 
 Price, 
 
 Hollingsworth, 
 Casterline, 
 Wharves. 
 
 Messrs. Casterline, 
 Francis, 
 Alden, 
 
 Lamps. 
 Messrs. Price, 
 
 Williams, 
 Casterline, 
 
 Watch. 
 Messrs. Silvey, 
 
 Garthwaite, 
 Francis, 
 
 Fire Department. 
 Messrs. Nichols, 
 Silvey, 
 Pollard, 
 
 Markets. 
 
 Messrs. Williams, 
 Pierson, 
 Van Arsdale, 
 
 Alms. 
 
 Messrs. Campbell, 
 Price, 
 Pennington, 
 
 Water. 
 
 Meiers. Wilcox, 
 Williams, 
 Hollingsworth, 
 
 Police. 
 Messrs. Pennington, 
 Pierson, 
 Francis, 
 
 Assessmtnts. 
 Messrs. Pierson, 
 
 Campbell, 
 Van Arsdale, 
 
 Public Grounds. 
 Messrs. Pollard, 
 Perry, 
 Parker, 
 
 Schools. 
 Messrs. Parker, 
 Perry, 
 Casterline, 
 
 Offices. 
 Messre. Perry, 
 Pollard, 
 Garthwaite, 
 
 Licenses. 
 Messrs. Hollingsworth, 
 Alden, 
 Dennis, 
 
 Ordinances. 
 Messrs. Van Arsdale, 
 Parker, 
 Pennington, 
 Accounts. 
 Messrs. Dennis. 
 Wilcox, 
 Campbell, 
 Shows. 
 Messrs. Alden, 
 
 NcCormick, 
 Wilcox, 
 Nichols, 
 Dennis, 
 
 ami President. 
 AMZI DODD, Clerk of Common Council-
 
 DOCTORS' LIST. 
 
 Aken Oscar J. 91 Broad 
 Annin Jonathan D J73 Market 
 Baldwin Milton. 58 Bank st. 
 Banks Samuel, 356 Broad 
 Brown W Mortimer. 3m Broad q. Hill, 
 Clark J Henry, 228 Broad st. 
 Co'es Abraham, 17-2 Market st. 
 Congar Stephen, 23 Fair st. 
 Corwin Joseph A 38 Ferry st. 
 Darcy John S 261 Broad 
 Doughorty A N. 105J Market st^ 
 Dufford William, 1 Commerce st. 
 Eyrich Christopher 2 William st. 
 Goble Jabez G. 415 Broad st. 
 Grover William B. 149 Market st. 
 Hall Lewis A. 179 Broad st. 
 Hill Ambrose B 358 Broad st. 
 Jackson Joseph B. I8l Broad st. 
 King Thomas S. 17-2 Market st. 
 Lafon Thomas, 257 Broad st. 
 Loweree Thomas W. 377 Broad st. 
 Lyon Silas S. 377 Broad st. 
 Mead William, 111 Broad st. 
 Mercer Wm. T. 224 Broad st. 
 Nichols Isaac A. 261 Broad st. 
 Nichols Whitfield, 261 Broad st. 
 Norton Horace, 265 Broad st. 
 Osborne Edward, 1 S. Market st. 
 Pennington S H. ^'55 Broad st. 
 Reeves Abuer W. J30i B-road st. 
 SandforJ William P P. 1 Commerce st- 
 Sheehan P E. 66 New st. 
 Smith Lyndon A. 253 Broad st. 
 Taylor Wm W. 259 Broad st. 
 Wade Joseph L, 173 Market. 
 Ward George S. 388 Broad st. 
 Ward John F. 382* Broad st. 
 Ward W. S. 99 Broad st. 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 Arm* S. E. 938 Broad st. 
 Colburn A. G. Pliny. 269 Broad st. 
 Conover William H. 322 Broad st. 
 Fowler James F. 5 Cedar st. 
 Harrington Daniel, Market st. 
 
 Hassel John, 177 Market st. 
 Lord William G. 281 Broad st. 
 Lyman Lyndon G. 333 Broad st. 
 Moore G. J. 259 Broad st. 
 Ward William W 24 Clinton st. 
 
 CAWCSR. DOCTOR. 
 Wallace Daniel, successor to Dr. Lynch 703 Broad st.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 325 
 
 NURSES' LIST. 
 
 See list of Names for any alterations in their number*. 
 
 Agens Sarah, 2 Warren street. 
 Allen Sarah, 2 Ball's Court. 
 Baldwin Mary, 20 North Essex street. 
 Brandovv Margaret. 14 Fair street. 
 Brydon Margaret, 15i Lawrence street. 
 Canfield Elizabeth, 15 Lafayette street. 
 Carr Elizabeth, 27 Academy street. 
 Carr Margery, 186 Washington street. 
 Case Elizabeth, IS) Boudinot street. 
 Condit Lydia, 70 Kinney street. 
 Cooper Mary, 62 Boston street. 
 Cutler Mary, 28 Fair street. 
 Earl Charlotte, 1 Garrabrants Court. 
 Earl Clarissa, 20 Hill street. 
 Foster Mary, 7 Sheffield street. 
 Gallnger Sarah, 65 Washington street. 
 Gardner Nancy, 121 Kinney street. 
 Hall Sarah Jane, 33 Fair street. 
 Humes Sarah. 6 S. Market street. 
 Hyde Mrs 120 Kroad street. 
 Jacobus Elizabeth. 18 Chestnut street. 
 Jotalemon Leah, 174 Washington street. 
 Keene Lucinda, 71 Mulberry street. 
 King Mrs 15 Academy street. 
 King Rachel, 58 Bank street. 
 L'Hommedieu Phebe, 66 Catharine street. 
 Magie Elizabeth, 9 Orchard street. 
 Marcell Sarah, 19 New street. 
 Morehouse Susan, 4 1 Warren street. 
 Morton Sarah, 162 Plane street. 
 Ogden Jane C. 18 North Prospect street. 
 Peer Margaret Ann, Lawrence n. Market. 
 Polly Keziah, 71 Spring street. 
 Rodrigo Elizabeth, 5 Franklin street. 
 Robinson Catharine, 6 Fulton street. 
 Robinson Susan, 3'.)1 Broad street. 
 Sanders Lydia, 48 Lawrence street, 
 Sandford Phebe, 33 S. Essex street. 
 Spinning Hannah. 226 Plane street. 
 Taylor Eliza, 106 Academy street. 
 Thompson FJannah, rear 68 Kinney street. " 
 Valentine Catharine. 127 Kinney street. 
 Wood Elizabeth, 294 Washington street. 
 Woodruff Elizabeth. 44 Liberty street. ^^!
 
 326 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER 
 
 CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY, 
 
 Having been lengthed 55 feet, and being now 220 feet 
 long, with a new boiler, and a new, commodious and 
 elegantly furnished deck saloon, 90 feet in length, (ex- 
 pressly for ladies.) commenced running between Newark 
 and New York on Tuesday, ll March, and makes tw 
 trips a day from each place, leaving as follows, viz : 
 
 "Centre Wharf, Newark, 
 74 o'clock, A. M. 
 1* " P. M. 
 
 Foot of Barclay St., N. York. 
 10 o'clock, A. M. 
 4 " P. M. 
 
 FARE. 
 
 To New York, 
 To Bergen Point, 
 
 12J cents. 
 12J cents. 
 
 The Fassaic is remarkable for speed, performing the 
 distance in from an hour and a half to an hour and three 
 quarters each trip. 
 
 Ladies will find this route very pleasant, and particu- 
 larly advantageous, as the inconvenience of changing from 
 car to ferry boat with baggage is avoided. 
 
 and freight taken on reasonable terms, hot 
 only at the risk of the owners.
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 327 
 
 MORRIS & ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY* 
 
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 
 Comrnmencing Monday, April 7th, 1851. 
 Leave Dover 3 A. M. Freight; 7. 10 A. M. and 200 P. M. 
 " Morristown 4. (Frngkfi 6.7,45 A. M,and 2,35 P. M. 
 " Millville, 5, (Freight) 6,43, 8.23, A. M., and 1,15, 
 3,18 P. M. 
 
 RETURNING Leave New York. 
 For Dover 8J, Hi A. M. Freight ; and 4 P. M. 
 " Morristown 8J, Hi A. M. Freight ; and 4, 6 P. M. 
 Millville 8J, 10, lift A. M. Freight; and 4, 6 P. M. 
 
 AS FOLLOWS : 
 DOVER PASSENGER LINES. 
 
 Morning Train, 
 LeaveDoverat 7,10A.M. 
 
 Morrristown 7,45 ". 
 Madison, 7,55 
 Summit, 8,13 
 Millville, 8.23 
 Orange, 8,38 
 Arrive at Newark 8,50 
 New York, 9,35 
 
 Afternoon Train. 
 LeaveDoverat 2,00 P M. 
 ' Morristown 2,35 
 ' Madison, 2,45 
 ' Summit, 3,08 
 ' Millville, 3,18 
 1 Orange, 3,38 
 Arrive at Newark 3.50 
 New York 4,30 
 
 RETURNING Leave New York 8i A. M., and 4 P. M. 
 11 Newark 9i A. M. and 4f P. M. 
 
 MORRISTOWN ACCOMMODATION LINE. 
 
 Leave Morristown 6.00 A. M. Millville 6,43 A. M. 
 
 " Madison 6.10 " Orange, 7,03 * 
 
 ' Summit, 6,33 " Arriving at Newark 7,20 " 
 
 " New York, 8,00 " 
 RETURNING Leave New York 6 P. M. Newark 6,45 P.M. 
 
 MILLVILLE ACCOMMODATION LINE. 
 
 Leave Millville 1,15 P. M Orange Station I r 35 P. M.; 
 Arriving at Newark at 1 .50 P. M. and New York at 2,40P.M. 
 Leave New York for MillviDe at 10 A. M., and Newark 
 at 101 A. M. 
 
 FREIGHT LINE, 
 
 With Car attached for the accommodation of Freighters 
 will leave Dover at 3 A. M., arriving in New York at 7,30 
 A. M; returning will leave New York atll J A. M., carrying 
 passengers to and from Stations on the road where freight 
 is received and delivered. 
 
 J. B. GADD1S, Superintendent.
 
 338 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CHARLES GRANT, 
 107 Market street, opposite Harrison, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Marble Mantels, Tables, Monuments, 
 
 Tomb and Grave Stones, of the best Egyptian, Italian, 
 
 and American Marbles, executed in the best modern 
 
 Style. Also, stone work for buildings, made to 
 
 order, of Connecticut or Newark stone. 
 
 AMOS W1LCOX, 
 142 Market street, 
 
 Manufacturer of Marble Mantels, Monuments, Grave 
 
 Stones, and wall Plates, Also, Stand, Table, 
 
 and Bureau Tops, of the best Egyptian 
 
 and Italian Marble. 
 
 C. T. DUNCOMB, 
 
 No. 150 Market street, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Marble Monuments and Tombs of every description. 
 
 Marble Mantels of every variety, furnished to 
 
 order, on the most reasonable terms. 
 
 JONATHAN STEVENS, 
 76 Broad street near the Rail Road Depot, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Marble Monuments, Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces. 
 
 Every description of work executed with neatness. 
 
 and despatch.
 
 329 
 
 IN MEMORT 
 
 OF MAJOR GENERAL 
 
 % A f* IT A *R Y HP A Y T ft 
 
 to iili V^ tOi lili Jtw Jw JL iili Jl JW v/ 
 
 March 4th, 1849, 
 
 DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 9th, 1850, AGED 
 66 YEARS. 
 
 Holding office one Year, Four Months, and Five Days- 
 
 MILLARD FILLMORE, 
 
 OF NEW YORK, 
 
 SUCCEEDED PRESIDENT TAYLOR, 
 
 AS PRESIDENT,
 
 1330 
 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 S. P. 
 
 ORIGINAL 
 
 OF 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Mulberry st. 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 EXTRA DURABLE ELASTIC VARNISH, 
 
 equal to the English. 
 
 COACH BODY VARNISH, Extra Light Shade. 
 COACH OR CARRIAGE, for Running parts. 
 BLACK ASPHALTUM VARNISH, 
 DRYING JAPAN, 
 LEATHKR, 
 
 No. 1 and -2 Furniture Polishing 
 FLOWING, 
 SCRAPING, 
 WHITE OR MAP
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 DANIEL PRICE & CO. 
 
 Manufacturers of an Improved C 
 
 ) T"E> 31 H *\2*?' 12P CE1 3k S3 Dal 
 
 Ko. 237 Mulberry Street, 
 
 Coach Body Varnish, light shade 
 Coach 
 Black Japan 
 
 Brown Japan " sure drier, 
 
 Leather 
 
 Light Shade flowing Varnish 
 No. 1 and 2 Furniture Polishing Varnish 
 Scraping 
 
 Spirits Turpentine, Oil, &c. 
 DANIEL PRICK. D. M. FITZGERALD. 
 
 THOMPSON PRICE & CO. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 COACH, FURNITURE, BROWN AND BLACK , 
 
 VARNISHES, I 
 
 PREPARED OILS, etc. 
 
 224 Mulberry street, Newark, N. J. 
 
 Thompson Price, Daniel Price & Co. 
 
 BIGELOW & PRICE, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 Coach, Furniture, Brown & Japan 
 
 I 
 
 PREPARED OILS, &c. 
 
 ^o. 228 Mulberry Street. 
 
 p v NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 ft ^ Moses Bigelow. Dafid Price.
 
 332 ADVfcllTISEMENTS. 
 
 MILLER, JOHNSON & CO. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 COACH, FURNITURE, BROWN AND JAPAN 
 
 PREPARED OILS, &C., 
 
 No. 222 Mulberry Street. 
 NEWARK, N. J, 
 
 Isaac Miller, } 
 
 Alfred C. Johnson, > 
 Daniel A. Johnson, j 
 
 PIERSON & ROBERTSON, 
 
 Maratfaeturers of Improved 
 
 u 
 
 u 
 
 No. 225 Hi/ Road Avenue, 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 Sylvester C, Pierson, Elias C. Robertson. 
 
 HENRY WHITENACK, 
 
 (Late Whitenack and Bell,) 
 
 HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, 
 
 Graining, Glazing, and Paper Hanging. Also 
 Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnish, &c, . 
 
 At the late stand of Caleb Tbayer, 
 56 MULBERRY STREET, 
 
 Newark, N. J. 
 
 Work executed with Promptness.
 
 IHOUSE. SIGN & ORNAMENTAL: 
 
 in 
 
 
 156 Market Street, 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 Manufactures and has constantly on hand 
 
 of various patterns, also, 
 
 i 
 
 French and American Paper Hangings, Fire] 
 Board Prints, Borders dtc., 
 
 Room Paper Varnished in a superior manner, and 
 warranted to wash. 
 
 W1MDOW 
 
 Painted to Order on the most reasonable terms. 
 
 R, L, WESTERVELT, 
 CHOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL! 
 
 . fll. 
 
 PAPER HANGER, 
 
 NO. 77 MULBERRY STREET. NEWARK, N. J. 
 eady Mixed Painta, Varnish, &c. All work 
 executed with neatness and dispatch.
 
 
 
 334 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 DAVIS, CURRIER & SANFORD, 
 
 MACHINE SHOP, 
 
 No. 290 Market Street, 
 
 NEAR THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT, NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 Builders of Steam Engines, Paper Mills, Paper and 
 Calender Rolls, Lathes of all 
 
 kinds, Jewelers' Toels, 
 
 viz ; Drops, Shears, Draw Benches, Screw and 
 Lever Presses. 
 
 AND MILL WORK IN GENERAL 
 
 Alexander H. Davis, Cyrus Currier, F. P. Sanford- 
 ^ B. Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns made 
 to order. 
 
 DOD & INSLEE, 
 
 on ffii o i 
 
 HEDENBERG'S FACTORY, 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 |Manufaoture Jewelers' Lathes. Shears and Presses ; 
 
 also, Trunk makers' Presses and Shears. 
 Carpenter's Morticing Machine.-, Machinist's Tools. 
 
 Shafting and Light Machinery generally. 
 ; . G. Dod, A. Inslee. 
 
 E. & S. D. GOULD, 
 
 v B I W 1 8 * 8 
 
 In all its Various Branches at 
 
 Inclined Plane of Morris Canal. 
 
 E. Gould, formerly of the firm of Gould 6f Inslee. 
 
 Ezra Gould. S. D. Gould.
 
 HEWES &, PHILLIPS, 
 
 MACHINISTS, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF * 
 
 PLANING MACHINES, POWER PRESSES, 
 
 AND 
 
 Machinery of all Descriptions 
 Union Iron Works, Meeker's Foundry. 
 
 HARRISON & BREESE 
 
 AND MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 PATENT & COMMON AXLES, 
 
 AT J. M. QUINSY'S COACH FACTORY, 
 
 No 325 BROAD STREET, 
 
 Cart crank axles, new boxes, caps, and nuts, fitted to old 
 axles, and repairs in general done at short notice. 
 
 BENJ. F. HARRISON, 
 
 THOMAS EREESE. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS 
 
 JAS. N. JORALEMON & CO. 
 
 COACH SPRING AND AXLE MANUFACTORY, 
 72 Clay Street, near Broad. 
 
 PHILIP QUIGLEY, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Mannfacturers of 
 
 8P1HIT 
 
 AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS IN GENERAL, 
 JOKALEMONS' FACTORY, 7-2 CLAY ST. 
 
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 4 
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 336 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 S, E, CANFIELD & CO, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OP 
 
 )Garden & Field Hoes & Rakes, 
 
 GARDEN and MASONS TROWELS, SB 
 
 )Mincing Knives, Tobacco Cutters, Cabbage and BeefO-> 
 Cutters, Mincing machines, Apple Parers, Claw, Cj 
 
 Wrenches, Bed Keys &c. 
 
 5 and 7 Rail Road Avenue opposite the depot. f^C 
 3. E. Canfield, Alex. " 
 
 R. M, GRUMMON, 
 
 (Successor to James T. Hedden,) 
 
 Rear of J. M. Quinby's Coach Factory, 
 )325 Bread St., Newark, tf. J.fc 
 
 / Manufacturer of all hinds of Carriage and Harness ^) 
 ) Furniture, such as (rj 
 
 / Bands, Handles, Coach Lochs, and Hinges, j 
 
 Glass string Rollers, Glass Frames, 
 
 Terrets, Hooks, Swivels, Ornaments, 
 
 Saddle Nails 6fC. y 
 
 (All kinds of Brass and Silver plated Ware, and patent^ 
 harness mountings. j 
 
 JOSEPH GARDNER, | 
 
 16 Mulberry street. 
 
 DIE SINKER, STAMPER, BRAZIER, AND J 
 
 STOVE & LAMP 
 
 ORNAMENT MAKER, n| 
 
 11 kinds of Ornaments, and fancy Mouldings, AgricultQ-ft 
 
 ral, Society, School Medals. Society and ^ 
 
 Notary seals of all kinds (E 
 
 engraved to Order. 
 
 N. B. Marking Plates, and burn Marks cut to order-
 
 / ^ 
 
 I 
 
 TABLE KNIFE MANUFACTURER. 
 
 ALSO, FINE CUTLERY. 
 SHEFFIELD, CORNER STATE. 
 
 House 145 Quarry Street. 
 
 Steel 
 
 1C 
 
 re 
 
 Lc 
 
 JOHN GARSIDE, 
 
 1NGRAVERS' STEEL PLATE MANUFACTURER 
 
 ALSO FINE TABLE CUTLERY- 
 
 Washington Factory, House 99 Mill. 
 
 BEDFORD & CRANE, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OP 
 
 CARRIAGE BOWS, 
 
 Bent Felloes, Shafts, fyc. 
 
 56 Mechanic street, Newark, N. J. 
 O. Crane, S. Bedford. 
 
 CHARLES L. CHAPLAIN, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 TURNED SPOKES, 
 
 PHCENIX WORKS, 
 No. 204 MARKET STREET. 
 29

 
 'DEALER IN KITCHEN RANGES 
 
 VARIOUS PATTERNS. 
 FITTED UP WITH OR WITHOUT 
 
 !W4T1E F11TUH! 
 
 Copper Basins, 
 Water Closets, 
 Wash Bowls, 
 Balh Tubs, 
 Shower Baths, 
 
 Hot Air Furnaces, Registers' 
 Stove of various Patterns, 
 Stoves Pipes, Coal Hods, 
 Tin and Sheet Iron Work, 
 Done to order. i 
 
 . PUMPS and every thing connected with the conduct-/^ 
 {ing of Hot or Cold Water in any part of buildings, or^ 
 /Heating the Buildings with Hot Air. \. 
 
 \ PLUMBING IN GENERAL % 
 
 ) COPPER WORK DONE TO ORDER. $ 
 ) Q 
 
 j Chain Pumps with Oak Fip;s. a 
 
 /Whitehead's Improved Well Pumps, a superior article,^ 
 ) free from frost, or any bad effect on the water, (^ 
 j handsome in appearance arid work easy. (X 
 
 FORCE PUMPS \ 
 
 )OF DIFFERENT SIZES AND PATTERNS'( 
 
 ( 
 
 The above Pumps are of my own manufacture, under ( 
 fQ the superintendence of E. W. Whitehead, who has 
 
 had much experience in the above business. . / 
 
 The above Pumps I Warrant. 
 Also for sale Douglass and other Iron Pumps. 
 
 \Pumps of all kinds Repaired at Short Notice:-, 
 
 )N. B. Those who are about building, would do well( 
 consult me about Furnaces and Range Fixtures be-( 
 'fore maturing their plan 
 
 340 Broad Street.
 
 3-10 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 (Successor to J. B. Ward,) 
 TIN SMITH, COPPER SMITH, AND PLUMBER, { 
 
 148 Market Street, ! 
 
 Having enlarged his premises, is fully prepared to / 
 execute all work that may be entrusted to him in his j 
 line of business. He continues the sale of 
 
 ATWOOD'S EMPIRE HOT AIR COOKING STOVE. J 
 
 . Which has stood without an equal for the last five years j 
 t during which time more than six hundred u ~" ^^ 
 
 have been 
 ( sold in this city. He is solo agent for 
 
 t Culver's Hot --:ir Furnaces, 
 
 BEEBE'S well known KITCHEN RANGES, 
 MERKLEES Do. Do. 
 
 EMPIRE Do. Do. 
 
 J Which he is prepared to set up in the best manner J 
 t with or without Hot Water Fixtures. An assortment oft 
 
 JJarlor Stoocs anb (Srates, 
 
 Will always be kept on hand together with t 
 
 STOVES FOR STORES, BED ROOMS, SHOPS. ETC.. ETC,, t 
 
 By an arrangement with the Newark Aqueduct Co., 
 'ihe is authorised to lay lead pipes, from the main, 
 ^to make repairs to those now laid. 
 
 Pumps of every variety made and repaired
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 341 
 
 GENERAL KITCHEN 
 
 '*d*Mftl SS^&v, ftSSSS 1 'AAA^I -'^jt^ /flSiii '^A^ 
 
 M MM It ft Hfm 
 
 l^^^pl fjMi'Ki'i / "MK vft '''tAt" KJ0 UUiA&j cAft 1 
 
 ELIASC. BEAM, 
 
 3" 302 REMEMBER 302, 
 
 Broad Street, Newark, N. J., near Market, 
 Manufacturer and Dealer in Stoves and Tin ware of every 
 
 variety, &c., &c. 
 
 THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE, 
 
 Hot Air and Air Tight Cooking Stoves, a very superior 
 
 articl'. 
 
 Uncle Sam Air Tight, Rotary Air Tight, 
 Mott's Tabular Quick Oven, Coal Burners, &c., 4" c - 
 A GENERAL ASSORTMENT 
 
 BRITANNIA & PLATED WARE, 
 
 Urns, Castors, Lamps, Spoons. French Coffee Pots, &c 
 
 CUTLERY, 
 Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, &c., &c. 
 
 HOLLOW WARE, 
 
 Pots, Kettles, Frying Pans, Enamelled Kettles, &c., fyc. 
 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 
 
 OTT&i 
 
 S1TZ BATHS & BATHING TUBS, all sizes 
 
 CEDAR TUBS AND PAILS. 
 A large assortment of Chest and Upright 
 
 jjAlso, Anthony and Emerson's Patent Double Acting 
 
 The simplest and best ever invented. (Warranted.) 
 iFor Sale, Wholesale and Retail at 302 Broad street, by 
 
 ELIAS C. BEAM. 
 29*
 
 STOVE DEALER, 
 
 r 
 
 | 186 Broad Street, 
 
 A. few doors below New, opposite the Park, Newark, N. J. 
 
 rro 
 
 U. LYNCH, 
 
 I 
 
 r u. iu i nv>or, 
 
 Respectfully calls the attention of the Public to a large* 
 
 assortment of 
 
 And warranted in every respect, being his own manufacture. 
 
 and made expressly for family use. Also, a large 
 
 assortment of STOVES, viz : 
 
 AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVES, 
 
 CHAMPION AIR TIGHT, 
 
 QUEEN OF THE STATES, 
 
 HALL & PARLOR STOVES. 
 
 (Many other styles of Stoves which will be sold at the lowestp 
 possible prices. Call and examine for yourselves, at 
 
 D. LYNCH'S 186 Broai-st., opposite the Park.! 
 
 6
 
 JAMES HAGUE, 
 
 No. 330 Broad Street, (old stand.) 
 
 Continues to keep his usual assortment of Stoves, such 
 
 Troy Air Tight Cooking Stove. 
 
 Irving " " " 
 
 b Green Mountain " ' 
 
 Queen " " 
 
 Stanley's Parlor Coal Burner 
 
 Morrison's " " 
 
 Various Patterns of Wood Stoves, Cylinder Stoves &c. 
 
 Knickerbocker Ranges, 
 
 Pierce's "
 
 COPPER SMITHS 
 
 AND 
 
 REMOVED TO NO. 20 MECHANIC STREET. 
 Knickerbocker, Culver's, West's Ranges. 
 
 All kinds of Copper work done to 
 order. 
 
 Croton Bath Boilers at Wholesale 
 or Retail. 
 
 PLUMBING, 
 
 Baths, Water Closets, Wash 
 Basins, Showers, put up with 
 HOT & COLD WATER. 
 Kitchen Ranges of any 
 Patterns in the Market with 
 or without Water Fixtures. 
 
 Hot Air Furnaces, 
 Pumps, Garden En- 
 gines, Fountains, Hat- 
 Jtera' Drum on Flat Bottom. Kettles on 
 
 hand or 
 made to 
 order of 
 
 descri p - 
 tion and 
 size.
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 SPURS 
 
 jSaddlery, and Coach Hardware^ 
 
 MILITARY & HARNESS ORNAMENTS, 
 
 ermcm Sitoer JJlounting0, 
 
 FOR THE SPANISH TRADE, 
 [AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SPUR,i 
 
 No. 208 Market Street, 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 H3" Every description of Mountings Manufactured 
 to order. 
 
 IRON FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP. 
 
 ^ GEO. H. RENTON, 
 
 MACHINIST & FOUNDER.' 
 
 MANUFACTURES 
 
 IMPROVED STEAM ENGINES, 
 
 AND OTHER MACHINERY, 
 
 522 High, near Orange Street. 
 
 NEWARK, N. J.) 
 Q
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 EAST HAMILTON AND BRUEN STREETS, 
 
 Near Market Street Rail Road Depot, 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 P. A. BROI7NN, 
 
 Where they are constantly Manufacturing Brass Terrets, 
 
 Pad, Saddle and Bolt Hooks, Pad Screws, Swivels, Gag 
 
 Chains, Bands, Handles, Hames, Pad Plates, Dashes. 
 
 iS Crcoper Loops, Trace Buckles, Collar Loop Buckles, 5j, 
 
 ace Loops, Silver Terrets and hooks. 
 
 Thankful to their friends for the liberal patronage they 
 have received during the past year, they hope by strict at- 
 tention to business to merit a continuance of their favors. 
 
 N. B. All orders in their line thankfully received and 
 puntually attended to. 
 
 AUCTIONEER, 
 JAMES W. SOUTHARD, 
 
 Auctioneer, 85 Commerce St. 
 A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. 
 
 I 
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 WA.BD &. PUROHUL* 
 
 MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 NO. 37 RIVER STREET, 
 
 Near the Rail Road Depot, 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 William Ward, John C. Purcell. 
 
 ! Coach Lamps of the latest and most fasSiionable patterns. W 
 Engine and Hose Carriage Lamps made to order. - 
 
 EAGLES &LOCKWOOD, 
 
 Wholesale and retail Manufacturers of 
 
 of every description. 16 Mechanic st. 
 
 [Alfred Eagles, > 
 'C. N. Lockwood. J 
 
 JORALEMON & FIELDING, || 
 
 LOCK MANUFACTURERS I 
 
 BELL HANGERS, JOBBING, &C., ^ 
 
 No. 22 Mechanic Street. ^) 
 
 ^ The subscribers inform their friends and the public w 
 
 generally, that they have taken the above place, >K/ 
 
 where all orders will be thankfully received )$y 
 
 and punctually attended to. ^ 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 I PIANO FORTE LOCKS, | 
 
 ft Door Plates, House Numbers, Brands, Stamps, Pattern^ 
 ^ Letters and Figures. yft 
 
 John P. Joralemon, Henry Fielding.^
 
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 c8 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 MATTHEW ELY, 
 
 Manufacturer of every description of 
 
 FOR 
 
 HOUSES, CEMETERY LOTS, PARKS &C. 
 
 73 Mulberry street. 
 
 CYRUS EDWARDS, 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Plain & Ornamental Iron Bailing^ 
 
 For Cemetery Lots of various patterns. 
 
 Book Safes, Doors, Iron Sashes, Shutters, and all kindsf 
 
 of Iron Hatnes, and Bedsteads. 
 
 Rail Road Avenue, near Market Street Depot, 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 N. B. Persons having Lots to enclose in the Cemetery 
 will find it to their advantage to call as above. 
 g^" All kinds of Jobbing done at the shortest notice. 
 
 HARRISON, PIERSON, & CO., 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 A. D. CRANE'S PATENT 
 
 5 
 
 THRASHERS, &C. 
 
 No. 84 Orange Street, 
 
 Joseph D Harrison, 
 Nathan W. Pierson, 
 William L. Harrison. 
 
 NEWARK, N. J.;
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 349 
 
 LONDON 
 
 t OS 
 
 
 
 Begs most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of New- 
 ark and its vicinity, that he still continues the Uphol- 
 stery business in all its various branches, at the 
 
 Old Stand, 
 
 156 BROAD STREET. 
 
 And solicits the continuance of their patronage. i 
 papered at short notice, and all orders prompt- \ 
 ly attended to. 
 
 W1LLJAM W. CUMBERLAND, 
 
 AND 
 
 MECHANIST. 
 
 Plans, Calculations, Inventions, Drawings, Models, and 
 Descriptions of Machines for different purposes made to 
 order, on reasonable Terms. Information given in re- 
 gard to the most approved Machines and Processes used 
 in the Arts and the Building of difficult Machinery su- 
 perintended. He has had much experience in this busi- 
 ness and respectfully refers to 
 
 A. Inslee & Co., Newark, N. J. 
 Stephen Dodd, Esq. " 
 
 J. C.Fairbanks & Co., Elizabethport, N. J. 
 0. H. Waterbury, Esq. " " 
 
 George Birkbeck, Jr. New York, 
 Charles M. Keller, Esq. " 
 
 B. S. Skates & Co., Mobile, Ala. 
 John Cumberland, Esq. " 
 
 Office, No. 1 New street corner Wall, New York. 
 Residence, No. 5 Bleeker street, Newark, N. J.
 
 L350 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 J 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 'FRINGES, GIMPS, TASSELS, 
 
 '^il H I 
 
 u 
 
 346 BROAD STHBET, 
 
 (Up stairs.) Newark, N. J. 
 
 CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, FANCY TASSELS, 
 
 Hammer Cloth -Fringes, 
 Footman Holders, 
 
 Spring Tassels, 
 Drapery Tassels, 
 
 Picture Tassels, 
 Hearse Fringes. Hearse T a s s e 1 s .6 
 
 Fancy Dress Trimmings and Buttons, 
 
 ^Speaking -Trumpets,
 
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 8 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 351 
 
 CORNELIUS HUGHES, | 
 No, 108 BROAD STREET, 
 
 (CORNER OF WASHINGTON PLACE.) 
 
 Manufacturer of Spiral Spring, Hair and Husk Mat-* 
 
 trasses, Palliaster, Feather Beds, &c. 
 Best Quality Live Geese Feathers Purified. 
 
 ICFSmall Profits and Quick Sales 
 
 Upholstering, Paper Hanging, making and laying Carpets,? 
 putting 1 down Oil Carpets, Trimming Churches, Hang- I 
 ing Window Shades. &c. punctually attended to 
 
 and in the neatest manner. 
 N.B. Renovating Feather Beds and cleaning Mattrasses,* 
 
 Also, C. Hughes has the Exclusive Right to 
 
 Manufacture and sell in Essex Co. 
 
 O'NEIL'S VALUABLE PATENT LOUNGE. 
 
 Phis Lounge is simple, durable and Cheap, and may 
 
 easily be so elevated and depressed as to be thrown 
 
 in any desirable shape to suit the comfort of the 
 
 incumbent. It is especially adapted tore> 
 
 lieve the Sicfc in every stage of disease 
 
 or fracture, and is very convenient 
 
 for a casual rest. 
 
 It is something New and Good, and the Public are 
 invited to call and see it.
 
 \352 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 JOHNSON BAEBER, 
 
 196 Broad Street, Morris Buildings 
 
 Mattrasses and Palliasters 
 
 )of every description, made to order on reasonable terms.( 
 Also constantly on hand and for sale 
 
 LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, 1 
 
 of the best Quality. 
 
 > N B, UPHOLSTERING, PAPER HANGING, 
 
 Making and Laying Carpets, 
 CHANGING WINDOW SHADES, FITTING OIL( 
 ) CLOTHS, &C , 
 
 ^ Punctually attended to. 
 
 Share of Public Patronage is earnestly solicited.
 
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 GJJ 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 pSfJS&Si'ft 
 
 ' 353^ 
 
 BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, 
 278 BROAD STREET, 
 
 (A FEW DOORS ABOVE MARKET,) 
 
 NEWARK, N.J. 
 
 )KEE?S CONSTANTLY FOR S A T .E \ LARGE AND cS 
 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SCHOC L, CLAS- 
 SICAL. BLANKS AND MISCELLANEOUS 
 BOOKS, 
 
 AT THE LOWEST PRICES, 
 
 BLANK BOOKS 
 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
 
 )n hand, or Ruled and Bound to any Pattern the Pur- 
 chaser may require, 
 
 TOGETHER WITH AN 
 
 ^EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF STATIONERY- 
 MUSIC AND INSTRUCTION BOOKS 
 FOR THE PIANO FURNISHED TO ORDER. 
 
 BOOK-BINDING 
 
 Executed in a Superior manner, and at Short Notice. 
 
 OOK AND JOB PRINTING 
 
 Having a Good Assortment of materials, he is pre- 
 pared to execute Books, Pamphlets, Cards, Hand- 
 bills, Bills of Lading, Circulars,. Labels, 
 Blanks, and 
 
 PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
 
 WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.
 
 . 
 
 H354 
 
 ^ ' - o / 
 
 ADVEUTISUMl 
 
 ISAAC McILVAINE, 
 
 121 MARKET STREET. 
 
 The books of Carter, L)odd, Sunday School Union andjj 
 
 Tract Society, are constantly kept or procured. Books 
 
 for Children are carefully selected : also, Bibles, 
 
 Prayer Books, Psalms and Hymns, School 
 
 Blank and Miscellaneous Books. A se- 
 
 lect assortment of Fancy Stationery 
 
 with Pens, Ink and Paper. It 
 
 will be his pleasure to exhibit to his fiiends 
 
 and the public for low prices and present payment. 
 
 THE Subscriber, (late of Philadelphia) has recently 
 fitted up the Store 196 Broad-st , (Morris Buildings,) for 
 'the furnishing of 
 
 Plaio and Decorative Wall Papers, 
 
 suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms, Vestibules. 
 Cottages, Churches, Banks, Lodges, Division Rooms, &c 
 In the assortment are to be found Gilt and Satin papers 
 for Parlors, &c. 
 
 Imitations of Garble, Oak, Birch', Pine, and Panels 
 
 for Halls, Churches, Banks, &c. ; Grecian ami Gothic 
 jjstyles for Cottages also a large assortment for Chimney 
 HfOrnaments, Linen, Oil and Paper 
 
 WINDOW SHADES, 
 
 ^Papers put up in the best manner in the City or Country 
 
 WILLIAM W CANSLER, 
 NEWARK, April 1, 1851.
 
 M. PEMBERTON. 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 Bras&, 
 
 AND SILVER AND BRASS SOLDERS, 
 >?o. 5J Fair Street, Newark, N. J. 
 
 f. & R. MORTON, 
 
 Manufacturers of the Highly Celebrated 
 
 Put up in Bottles bearing their name. 
 
 129 Broad Street. 
 
 C. E. WILLIS, 
 
 5 Superintendent of the Newark and New York Express, old 
 Ej Line. Offices, 1 Mechanic St., Newark, and 59 Wil- 
 C Ham St., New York. Residence, 14 Kinney St, Newark. 
 
 8 
 
 Leaves Budd's Camptown, at 7 o'clock, A. M. and 1 P. M. 
 Leave WyckofPs (City Hotel) Newark at 10 A. M. and 
 6P.M. 
 
 E. S. LOOKER.
 
 ^simmMs^.^ '.' .ri- 'V o . 'V ; o''. 
 
 ADVERT18EMEN1S. 
 
 wm% i. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 FOREIGN WINES & SPIRITS, 
 
 NO. 29 FAIR STREET, 
 
 NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 Constantly'on hand, Brandy, Meder's Swan Gin, Irish 
 
 Scotch and Monongahela Whiskey, St Croix and 
 
 Jamaica Rum, Port, Madeira, Malaga and Cham- 
 
 pagne Wines, Losey's Biucrs, Philadelphia 
 
 Purler, Pale Ale, &c., &c. 
 
 GEORGE WARD, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE\LER IN 
 
 Foreign Wines & Spirits, 
 
 366 BROAD STREET, 
 
 (CORNER OF WILLIAM.) 
 
 WJLRK, N. J. 
 
 Constantly on hand Brandies of all qualities, Meder's 
 Swan Gin, Irish, Scotch and Monongahela Whis- 
 key, St Croix and Jamaica Rum, Port, 
 Madeira, Malaga and Champagne 
 
 Wines, Losey's Bitters, Phil- 
 delphia Porter, Pale Ale, &c. &c.
 
 357 
 
 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 This, my seventeenth edition of the NEWARKCITY DIREC- 
 TORY, comes forth in good and reasonable time, notwith- 
 standing the labor and expense is double now, to what it 
 was in 1842, and without a corresponding increase of sales, 
 which I ought to expect. There were 9,000 names last 
 year, and 36,000 inhabit ants. This year there are 10,000 
 names and 40 000 inhabitants allowing (as usual} four 
 persons to a name, (which is the true ratio.) There were 
 built, from the 1st of April, 1850, to the 1st of April, 1851, 
 overdue hund? ed buildings of various kinds among which 
 were three churches, viz : the 7ih (High-st.) Presbyterian, 
 197 High, Rev. Daniel W Poor, Pastor; 2nd (South) 
 Baptist, 42 Kinney-st., Rev. Dr. William Hague, Pastor ; 
 6th Methodist (Central) 181 Market, Rev. Joseph B Wake- 
 ley, Pastor; ail of which now number forty just one 
 church for every thousand inhabitants. In 1836 the city 
 census was I9,7>2 ; in 1840, U. S. census, 17(202 ; in 1845, 
 city census, 25,433, at which time there were 775 more 
 females than males; in 1850, U. S. census, 38,894 and 
 by a supplement to the City Charter, passed at the recent 
 session of the Legislature, two new Wards were created 
 out of portions of the North, West, and South Wards 
 and the Assistant Marshalls for taking the census in this 
 city, have carefully examined the census returns, and have 
 ascertained, with great exactness, the population of the 
 several Districts, or Wards, representing the bounds of the 
 city of Newark, as hereafter constituted, viz : East Ward, 
 6,172; Fifth Ward, 4,597; North Ward, 5,750; Seventh 
 Ward, 4,9^0, Sixth Ward, 3,349; South Ward, 7,658; 
 West Ward. 6,448 total 38,894 In 1836 the buildings of 
 wood, brick, or stone, were 2,300 ; 1845 the dwelling 
 houses were 3,812 ; 1850 the dwellings were 5,106 mak- 
 ing an average of just 200 buildings erected yearly for 
 the last fouiteen years. I gave early notice that I was 
 printing all before and after the names, and that all those 
 interested in that portion of my Directory to see to it. that 
 all was right, and if not, to tell me and if they wished 
 their advertisement discontinued, to tell me, so that I 
 hold all good for pay who did not tell me in time ; and if 
 any one Jews me out of pay for their advertisement, they 
 will never have the chance again, and must not expect any 
 more favors of the kind until all arrearages are paid up 
 in full. My Seventeenth Edition is now ready for sale, 
 and all that remains is for the citizens to buy and pay for 
 them on delivery, or they may WHISTLE for the next 
 DIRECTORY. 
 
 May 16, 1851, B. T. PIERSON.
 
 Accountants 46 
 
 Agents Commercial, (Front Pink) 20 
 
 Agen's in General 46 
 
 Agricultural Tool< 336 
 
 Aqueduct Company 50 
 
 Asylums 
 
 Attorneys 300-301-302-303-304 
 
 Auctioneers (Front Pink 2) 346 
 
 Axle Manufacturers 2 ( JO-335 
 
 Bakers 294 
 
 Banks 40-41-42 
 
 Bell Hanging 2 
 
 Book-binders, (Front Pink) 1 
 
 Bookbinders tools, (Front Pink) .. 4-5 
 
 Boot and Shoe Store and manufactories 277-278279 
 
 Bow Manufacturers 337 
 
 Box Manui 315 
 
 Brass Foundries 231-291-293-336-346 
 
 Buckle Manufacturers. (Front Pink) 7-3 
 
 Buildc: '. 310-311-312 
 
 Buildings in 1850-51 37 
 
 Butchers 318 
 
 Cabinet Manufacturers 284 
 
 Cap and Hat Manufacturers 274-275 
 
 Cap and Collar Manufacturers... 276 
 
 Carpenters' Tools 335 
 
 Carpet Store^ 267 
 
 Carriage Manufacturers 288 
 
 Census for 1850 36 
 
 Chair Manufacturers 285 
 
 Churches 54 
 
 City Government 322 
 
 Clock and Watch Makers.... (Front Pink Leaves). .13-14-15 
 
 Clothiers 272-273 
 
 Coach and Ladies Lace Manufacturer 2-9 
 
 Coach Lamp Manufacturers '281-317 
 
 Coach and Wagon Manufacturers 258 
 
 Coal and Wood Dealers 320-321 
 
 Coffin Ware Rooms, (Front Pink 6) 284 
 
 Collar and Whip Manufacturers 20-fc81 
 
 Commissioners of Deeds . ..46-305 
 
 Committees Standing 323 
 
 Confectionery Manufacturers (Front Pink Leaf) 20 
 
 Congress Meets 39 
 
 Constables 322 
 
 Conveyancers 305 
 
 Coopers 307 
 
 Coi >c-t and Shoulder Brace maker 276 
 
 Crocl ery Stores .-. 307 
 
 Court Supreme 
 
 Deaths in 1850 and in 12 years 31-3' 
 
 Dentists 324 
 
 Die Sinker 330 
 
 Doctor.,' List 324 
 
 Druggists 2S7 
 
 Dry Goods 261-262-263 
 
 Elating Houses , 316 
 
 Edge tool Manufacturers . , 2J) 1
 
 INDEX. 359 
 
 Election Day 39 
 
 Engravers (Front Pink 4 5) 281 
 
 Engravers Steel Plate Manufacturer 337 
 
 Essex Co. Society Agricultural and Horticultural 50 
 
 Executive of New Jersey 32,33 
 
 Expresses 355 
 
 Female Charitable Society 34 
 
 Fire Department 53 
 
 Ply Nets Manufacturers 289-350 
 
 Foundries, Malleable, and olhers 292 
 
 Fur Blower 275 
 
 Fur. Store 275 
 
 Furnishing Ware Houses (Front Pink 6) .. . . 2G7-284-285 
 
 Furniture New and Second Hand, 284 
 
 Gas Light Company 49 
 
 Gun Smith 315 
 
 Grocers. (Front Pink. Leai 18) 264-265-2G6 
 
 Hardware saddlery 281-336-345-346 
 
 Hardware Stores ., 268 
 
 Harness Furniture 231-33G-3J5-346 
 
 Harness Mi 3 - 280-281 
 
 H t and Cap Manufacturers ..274-275 
 
 Historical Society. (Front Pink) 1 
 
 Hotels 308 
 
 Horse i / 348 
 
 House Keepers' Goods, (Front Pink 6) 2-37 284-285 
 
 ice Dealer 317 
 
 fndia Rubber Goods, (Front Pink) 3 
 
 .nsurance Companies 43-44-45-46-47-48 
 
 ntennents for 1830 3i 
 
 iron S:ores - ... 268 
 
 rewelers Manufacturing 282-283 
 
 Jewelry Stores (Front Pink) 13-14-15 
 
 Lace I'ur Coaches and Ladies 239-350 
 
 Lamp Manufacturers 291 
 
 Last Maiiutaeiurers 279 
 
 Lawyers 300-301-302-303-304 
 
 Leather and Oil Dealers 319 
 
 Legislature Meets 39 
 
 Levels Spirit 335 
 
 Library Association, (Front Pink) 1 
 
 Lure and Cement Cos 269 
 
 "Liquor Dealers 356 
 
 Livery S'a bios 309 
 
 Lock Manufacturers 231-293 
 
 Looki: [anufacturers (Front Pink 8) 267 
 
 Lumber Merchants 313-314 
 
 Machinists 2DO-324-335-349 
 
 \-for the Poor , 35 
 
 on 'Foundries 292 
 
 Marble and S:one Cutters 328 
 
 Masons' Materials 314 
 
 Milliners , 295 
 
 Millwright Iron Work -3 3 
 
 .0 Dressers 319 
 
 Morris and E sex Rn il Road 327 
 
 Music Teachers (Fi one Pink 2) 317 
 
 New Jersey Executive 32-33
 
 360 INDEX. 
 
 Nurses List 335 
 
 Painters, Portrait, Fancy, House and sign 296-297-332-333 
 
 Paper Hangings 354 
 
 Plnne Manufacturers 315 
 
 Platers Gold, Silver, Brass, Wire and Metal 281-355 
 
 Population of Newark 37 
 
 Printers '. 52 
 
 Pump Manufacturers 306-309 
 
 Railing makers 348 
 
 Rail Hoad Morris and Essex 327 
 
 Refectories 316 
 
 Refrigerators 315 
 
 Saddle and Harness Manufacturers 280-281 
 
 Sash and Blind Manufacturers 236-297 
 
 Saw Filers 315 
 
 School Newark 305 
 
 Shirt Manufacturers 276 
 
 Shoe Manufacturers 277-278-279 
 
 Soda Water Manufacturers, (Front Pink) 20-355 
 
 Spectacle Manufacturers 281 
 
 Spirit Level Manufacturers 335 
 
 Spoke Turner 260-337 
 
 Spring, Step and Axle Manufacturers 335 
 
 Stage Camptown 355 
 
 S air Rod Manufacturer 281 
 
 Si! loners and Binders, (Front Pink 1) 3.33-354 
 
 Steam Boat Passaic 326 
 
 Steel Plate Manufacturers 337 
 
 Stock and Collar Manufacturers 276 
 
 Slocking, Shirt and Drawers 276 
 
 Stone and Marble Gutters 328 
 
 Stove and Tin Dealers 270-271-338-339-340-341-342-343 
 
 Surveyors 305 
 
 Suspender Manufacturers (Front Pink ) 7 
 
 Table Knife Manufacturer - 337 
 
 Tailors Merchant, (Front pink 9-10-11- 12 ) 273 
 
 Taylor Zachary, in memory of 329 
 
 Tin and Stove Manufacturers 270-271-338-339-340-341-342-343 
 
 Tobacconist (Front Pink) 19 
 
 Tools Agricultural 336 
 
 Tools Carpenter and Shoemaker (Front Pink 4) 335 
 
 To vn Meeting 39 
 
 Trunk Rivet Manufacturer (front Pink) 8 
 
 Trunk and Valise Manufacturers 280-281-306 
 
 Umbrella Manufacturer 276 
 
 Undertakers, 298-299 
 
 Upholsterers 349-350-331-352 
 
 Varnish Manufacturer? 330-331-332 
 
 Wa;.ron anrl Coach Manufacturers 288 
 
 Watch Case and Dial Manufacturers 282 
 
 Watch and Clock Manulacturers(Front Pink) 13-14-15 
 
 Wesieyan Institute, (Front Pink) 16-17 
 
 Whip and Collar Manufacturers 280-281 
 
 \7ood and Coal Dra'crs 320-321 
 
 Wool Dealers ,..319
 
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