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SCHENECTADY
CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY,
CONTAINING THE NAMES OF TUE INHABITANTS OF
SOHENEOTADY CITY Am BALLSTO:^ SPA,
■wtrn A.
USIHESS DIRECIOIIV AND GAZETIEEII
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY,
AND AN
APPENDIX OF VALUABLE INFORMATION.
COMPILED BY ANDKEW BOYD.
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1864-5. ^^
SCHENECTADY:
YOUNG & GRAHAM, 111 STATE STREET.
TO THE PUBLia
It was the honest intention of the publisher to have issued
this Directory long ago ; but circumstances, which could
not be overruled, occurred to prevent ; and during a tem-
porary absence another party commenced on a similar
work which caused us some little trouble and delay when
canvassing among the private residences as they had
already given the names ; of course explanations had to
be given, &c. If we failed to get all the names it cannot
be wondered at : still we have made very faithful efforts
to make our book as complete as possible. The
canvassers were universally treated with much courtesy,
notwithstanding it was the second time the citizens were
called upon for a Directory.
Our thanks are tendered to the many who expressed
themselves kindly in our behalf; and to those who have
patronized us, it is earnestly washed that their little
investment may bring them in a handsome profit.
THE COMPILER.
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1S64, by
ANDREW BOYD,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Northern District
of New York.
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C 0 X T E N T S .
Page
Abbreviations, 49
Academies and Schools, 48
Ballston Spa Appendix, 44
Eallstou Spii Directory of Inhabitants, 130
Banks, 39, 47
Bible Society, 42
Business Directory, 151
Churches, 34, 41
County Officers, -o 30
Educational, - 31
Expresses, 37, 47
Fire Department, 29, 44
Gas Works, _ 40
Historical Sketch of the County, -- 21
Insurance Company, - 40
Masonic Societies, 41, 48
Mechanics' Protective Union, 43
Newspapers, 38, 48
New York State Government, *. 27
Odd Fellows, 42, 48
Poor House, _ 43
Post Office, 35, 47
Provost Marshal, .- 37
Railroads, 36
.Schenectady City Government, 28
Schenectady Directory of Inhabitants, 49
Schools,...* 31, 48
Stages, 37
Streets, Avenues, &c., - 26
Telegraphs, 36
Union College, 33
United States Government, .' 27
Yale Cemetery Association, 48
SPECIAL NOTICE
IS CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
OF ENTERPRISING BUSINESS FmMS,
RESPECTFULLY IlECOMMENDEi) FOR PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
Atwell D. A., insurance, 2.
Barney II. S. & Co., dry goods, &c., 6.
Beal & Van Brunt, flour, grain, &c., 53.
Blood A. P., milliner, 15-4.
Brown A. & Sou, furniture, 4.
Burns, J. S., hotel, 5.
Carley A. F. & G. C, grocers, &c., 50.
Carley G. Q., insurance, 58.
Clute Wm. H., hatter, 63.
Davis & Gregory, Ev'g Star and Weekly Rep., 67.
De Bois J., photographer, 68.
De Forest J., cabinet maker, 4.
Doty G. H., stoves, &c., 8.
Egleston H. k Co., marble works, 8.
Felthousen J. D., grocer, &c., 72.
Gardiner W,, harness maker, 153.
Gilmour John, books, <fec., 77.
Gilmour James, Rev., Ballston Spa Academy, 128.
Groot E. W., books, &c., 8.
Jennings Joseph, hotel, 154.
Kemp H. R., tailor, front cover.
Ketchum A. M., gents' furnishing, 7.
Luther S. H. & H., liquors, 153.
Maxou G. G., flour, &c., 5.
McCamus Wm. & Co., dry goods, 3.
McDermott J., grocer, &c., 92.
Moore E. W., baker, &c., 6.
N. E. Mutual We Insurance Co., opposite Title Page.
N. Y. Central Railroad, 150.
Reaber F., butcher, 6.
Roots J., phvsiciau, 154.
Sanders W. T. L., lawyer, 106.
Sheldon T. & Co., dry goods, &c., 155.
Van De Bogert J., boots and shoes, 5.
Van Vorst, Vedder & Co , lumber, &c., 120.
Van Vranken B., grocer, 119.
Walker J. & Co., groceries and seeds, 6.
Westcot J. H., druggist, 155.
Young L. A., pianos, back cover.
Young k Graham, booksellers, front cover.
APPENDIX.
GAZETTEER
OF
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
Duanesbiirgh, 3,222
Glenville, 3,192
Niska viina 789
Princetown, 996
Rotterdam, 2,224
Schenectady City, . . 1 0,000
This county was formed from Albany, March Y, 1809. It is cen-
trally distant 20 mi. from Albany, and contains 221 sq. mi. The
greater part lies between JTohawk River and Schoharie Creek, — one
town only lying n. of the Mohawk. The surface consists of the
Mohawk Valley and an upland, generally much broken by ridges
and isolated hills, 200 to 350 feet above the river. The highlands
are the northern continuation of the Helderbergh and Schoharie
Mts. The underlying rock is generally the shales of the Hudson
River group, which crop out in the valleys and the bottoms of the
ravines. In portions of Glenville and Duanesburgh this rock is
underlaid by birdseye limestone, from which are obtained both
lime and stone for building. The greater part of the suface is
covered with a thick deposit of drift, consisting principally of clay
in the w. part and sand in the e. The rocks crop out on the banks
of the streams and form the declivities of the steeper hills. The
soil in the w. part is a tenacious, clayey loam, underlaid by hardpan
on the hills, and in the e. a light, unproductive sand. The valley
of the Mohawk conpists of a deep, rich alluvium, well adapted to
tillage, and extensively devoted to the cultivation of broomcorn.
The principal s' roams are Mohawk River, Schoharie Creek, and
Norman.^ Kil. and their branches. The valleys of these streams
are generally bordered by the steep declivities of the uplands, rising
to a hcMght of about 8()0 feet. Many of the smaller streams have
worn deep gullies in the loose drift deposits, giving to the surface
a very broken chariicter. Tliese small streams are mostly dry in
summer. The fine nlluvial flats near Schenectady, entending 6 mi.
w. (Ml the s. side of the river, were called by the first settlers the
"" Bumohaidty A tract 2 mi. in extent, N. of the river, was called
22 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX.
the " MaalwycTc ; " and a tract on both sides, 4 mi. w. of the city,
was known as the " Woe^itina.''* A region immediately about
Schenectady was called " Oron-niigh-wnrrie-gughre ; " the hills s.
were known as the " Ymi-ta-puch-a-berg ;'''' and those on both sides
of the river above the city were called " Tou-ar-e-u-ne.''^ The
streams of " WoeHina'''' were " Verf Kil^''^ Zantzee Xil, and
^^ Righelbrigh Kiiy The valleys are' best adapted to tillage and
the hills to pasturage. Manufactures are chiefly limited to the city
of Schenectady.
The great flat upon the Mohawk w, of " Fort Orange^^ and where
the city of Schenectady now stands, was bought of the natives in
July, 1661, in the name of Arent Van Corlaer ; and settlement was
commenced during the same yeai\ It was under the charge of 5
commissioners until Nov. 1, 1684, when Gov. Dongan granted a
patent confirming previous rights and extending the territory. On
the night between the 8th and 9th of Feb., 16'.)0, N. S., the settle-
ment— then consisting of about 80 houses — was surprised by a
party of about 300 French and Indians, and nearly every house was
burned. Sixty-three persons were killed, and 27 were carried to
Canada as prisoners. The niglit was intensely cold, and the nearest
place of refuge was Albany, to which a few escaped after much
suffering. In 1702 R. Schermerhorn became sole trustee ; and in
1705 a new patent was issued, conferringtertain township privileges.
On the 23d of Oct., 1765, the place was created a borough, with
the rights and immunities incident to these corporations. From
1726 to the Revolution the township of Schenectady sent a repre-
sentative to the General assembly. During the war the village was
fortified and garrisoned at the public expense, and many families
from the Upper Mohawk sought protection here from the incursions
of the tories and Indians. For several years after 1779 a large
number of friendly Oneida and Tusearora nimilies, driven from
their homes by the hostile tribes, were supported in this vicinity at
the expense of the General Government. At the return of peace
the settlement shared in the general prosperity. A new impulse
was given to business by the improvements effected by the Western
Inland Navigation Co., which enabled large boats to make longer
voyages. Upon the completion of the Erie Canal the Mohawk
navigation was entirely superseded. For several years after the
completion of the r. r. from Albany in 1831, large quantities of
mcrcha.ulise were sent here to be shipped on the canal, saving the
delay of the circuitous route and numerous locks on the canal
between Schenectady and Troy. In 1832 a r. r. was built to Sara-
toga, in 1835 to Utica, and in 1843 to Troy. In 1849 several
plank roads were built, which since have been mostly abandoned.
DUANESBURGII — was erected as a township, by patent, March
13, 1765, and it was first recognized as a town March 22, 1788. It
lies in the s. w. corner of the co. Its surface consists of an upland,
SCHENECTADY APPENDX. 23
broken by tbe-narrow valleys and gullies of small streams. Scho-
harie Creek forms a portion of its w. boundary, and Normans Kil
flows through the s. part. The hills tliat border upon these streams
are steep, and in some places rocky. The other principal streams
are Corrys 13rook, Chuctenunda Creek, and Bozen Kil. Maria Pond
and Fcatherstons Lake are 2 small bodies of vrater in the N. E. part,
about 250 feet above the canal. The soil is principally a stiff, clay
loam, with a slight intermixture of gravel. It is best adapted to
pasturage. Dcanesburgh (p. v.) contains about a dozen houses,
Quaker Street (p. v.) 30, M,vriaville (p. v.) 20, and Bramans
Corners (p. v.) 18. Eatons Corners is a hamlet. Large tracts in
this town were purchased by different parties between ITSQ and
1770, but no aciive measures of settlement were taken till about the
time of its organization in 17G5. During that year Duane, who
had become an extensive proprietor, contracted with 20 Germans
from Penn., of wl^om 16 came on and made a permanent settle-
ment. The first church (Christs Ch. Prot. E.) was formed Aug. 3,
1795, and the church edifice was erected by Judge Duane. Rev.
David Belden was the first rector.
GLENVILLE— was formed from Schenectady, April 14, 1820.
It is the only town in the co. n. of the Mohawk. The central and
w. parts are occupied by rugged and wooded hills abruptly rising
from the valley of the river to a height of 300 feet. The e. part is
nearly level. The streams are Crabbs Kil, Chaugh-ta-uoon-da,
Aalplaata, and Jan Weraps Creeks, and Verf Kil. The soil among
the hills is a stiff clay, underlaid by hardpau, with an occasional
out-crop of slate ; and in the e. part it is a sandy and gravelly
loam.. The Mohawk intervales are very fertile, and are chiefly
devoted to the culture of broomcorn. Glenville (p. v.) contains
2 cliurches and 20 houses, Scotia (p. v.) 2 churches and 266 inhab-
itants, Reesville 12 houses and a broom factory, and High Mills 13
houses, 1 grist and 2 saw mills, and woolen factory. Hoffmans
Ferry (p. o.) is a hamlet and r. r. station. East Glenville and
Town Center are p. offices. Bridges connect this town with Sche-
nectady and Niskayuna. Settlements were made about 1665, and
were among the earliest in the co. The Sanders House, in this
town, was spared by the enemy when Schenectady was destroyed.
There are five churches in town,
NISKA.YUN'A— was formed from Watervliet, (Albany co., )
March 7, 1809. A part of Schenectady was annexed in 1853. It
lies upon the Mohawk, in the e. part of the co. Its surface is
mostly upland, terminating in steep bluffs upon the river valley.
The intervales are very rich and productive. A strip of land about
1 mi. wide, extending back from the summits of the bluffs, has a
hard, clay soil, and a considerable portion of it is swampy and
unfit for cultivation. Further s. the soil is sandy. Watervliet
24 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX.
Center (p. o.) is within the limits of this town. Niskatuna is a
hamlet in the s. e. corner. The first settlements were made about
1640. The canal crosses the Mohawk into this town upon a mag-
nificent stone aqueduct. There is one church (Ref. Prot. D.) in
town.
PRINCETOWN— was formed from Schenectady, Afarch 26, nos.
It lies a little w. of the center of the co. Its surfiice consists of a
broken upland, gently descending toward the s e. The streams
are Normans Kil in the s. and Zantzee Kil in the n. The soil is a
heavy clay loam, underlaid by hardpan, and is best adapted to
grazing. Princetown (p. o.) is a hamlet. The town was chiefly
conveyed to Geo. Ingoldsby and Aaron Bradt, in IISI. Wm.
Cori-y afterward became owner, and formed a settlement, which
was long known as " Corrysbush." The town was thinly settled at
the time of the Revolution. The Princetow^n Academy, a Presb.
institution, was opened here, on an extensive scale, in 1853, and
was discontinued in 1856. There are a Presb. and a Ref. Prbt. D.
church in town.
ROTTERDAM — was formed from Schenectady, April 14, 1820.
A part of the city was annexed in 1853. It lies near the center of
the CO., upon the s. bank of the Mohawk. The surface consists of
a broken, hilly region in the n. w., a level intervale extending from
the center toward the s., and a high plain in the e. The soil upon
the w. hills is a tough clay, underhnd by shale, which frequently
crops out. The central valley or plain, 5 mi. in extent, was called
by the Dutch the " Bouwlandt.'''' The soil is a deep alluvium. The
e. plateau is sandy and barren. Rotterdam, Mohawkville, and
Factoryville are hamlets. Settlements were first made about
1661. The first church was organized Aug. 29, 1800; Rev. Thos.
Romeyn was the first pastor.
SCHENECTADY CITY— was patented, with certain municipal
rights, Nov. 4, 1684 ; chartered as a borough Oct. 23, 1*765 ; incorp.
as a district, March 24, 1772, as a town, March 7, 1788, and as a
city, March 26, 1798. Princetown was set off in 1798, Rotterdam
and Glenville in 1820, and parts of Niskayuna and Rotterdam in 1853.
It is situated on the Mohawk, and on the borders of one of the
finest intervales in the State. A considerable amount of trade is
carried on in the city by means of the canal and the railroads that
center here ; but the people are more largely engaged in manu-
factures. The engine houses and repair shops of the N. Y. C. R.
R. Co. are very extensive ; and one of the largest locomotive man-
ufactories in the country is located here. This city is especially
noted as the scat of Union College. This institution was incorp.
by the regents, Feb. 25, 1795, and received its name from the
cooperation and union of several religious denominations in its
foundation. A fund was first raised by private subscription to erect
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the necossary buildings aud to defray tbe expenses of opening the
school; and this was increased by the avails of several lotteries
Huthorized by the legislature, by grants of land and money from the
State, and by private donations.
The first settlement was made in 1061. As this was an advance
frontier settlement the compact part, at an early period, was en-
closed by palisades. In 1690 the enclosure was in form of au
oblong rectangle, with gates at the ends. The people, however,
felt so secure that the gates were habitually left open, and no guard
was kept ; and hence it was easily entered by the enemy on the
memorable 9th of Feb, 1690, N. S. The lives of 60 old persons
and children were spared from the massacre. The settlement recov-
ered slowly from the disaster, and not until the close of King Wil-
liam's War did it receive any considerable accessions. A new fort
was built in May, 1690, which was garrisoned for many years.
Another fort was built in 1'735, and another in Iv'SO. The old fort
stood at the intersection of Ferry and Front Sts. The first church
(Kef. Prot. D.) was organized in 1684, and the building was erected
on the s. end of Church St. in 1685. It was burned in 1690; and
a new building was erected, about 1*702, on the site of the present
church, corner of Union and Church Sts, St. George's Church
(Prot, E.) was organized, in 1*735, by Rev. H, Barclay, incorp, in
1*766, and an edifice erected in 1768. The first mail was brought
to the town April 3, 1*763, The first English school was opened,
under the care of Rev. Henry Barclay, in 1*710. The Vale Ceme-
tery Association wks formed Feb. 25, 1838, Tbe population of th?
city has slowly and steadily increased.
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STREETS, AVENUES, &;c.
Albany street, from juuciioa of Veeder ave. and State street.
Amanda street, from LaFayette street to Nott terrace.
Barrett street, from Union street to State.
Centre street, from Piue street to Gas works.
Church street, from Front street to the canal.
Clinton street, from State street to Hamilton.
College street, from Front sireet to Liberty.
Ferry street, from the river to State.
Fonda street, from Nott street to Union.
Franklin street, from Centre street to White.
Front street, from Washington ave. to the Dry Dock bridge.
Governor's Lane, from Front street to the river.
Green street, from Ferry street to Pine.
Hamilton street, from Clinton street to Veeder avenue.
,Jay street, from Union street to State.
Jefferson street, from Front street to Pine.
John street, from Front street to Green.
LaFayette street, from Union street, to Hamilton.
Liberty street, from Ferry street to Nott terrace.
Madison street, from Jefferson street to Monroe.
Jtlill street, from State street to Church.
Monroe street, from Front street to the canal.
Myers' alley, from South avenue to Fonda.
North street, from the river to Front street.
Nott street, from Fonda street to above the North College.
Nott terrace, from Union street to State.
Park place, from South avenue to Union street.
Pme street, from Fonda street to Centre.
Romeyn street, from Nott street to Union.
Rotterciam street, from Water street to the canaL
Rail road street, from Water street to the canal.
Smith street, from Centre Street to Veeder avenue.
South avenue, from Fonda street to Park place.
State street, from Washington avenue to Albany turnpike.
Union street, from Washington avenue to Troy turnpike.
Wail street, from Liberty street to State.
Warren street, from Centre street to Fonda.
Washington avenue, from the river to Rotterdam street.
Water alley, from State street to Water.
Water street, from the river to State street.
White street, from Liberty street to State.
Yates street, from Union street to Liberty.
SCHENECTADY APPENDIX. ' ' 27
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
The nineteenth presidential term of four years began
on the fourth of March, 1861, and will expire on the third
of March, 1865.
President — iVbi-aham Lincoln, 111. $25,000
Vice-President — Hannibal Hamlin, Me. $8,000
Secretary of State — William H. Seward, N. Y., $8,000
Secretary of War — Simon Cameron, of Pa., suc-
ceeded by Edwin M. Stanton, of Pa. $8,000
Secretary of the Treasury — Salmon P. Chase, of
Ohio, resigned, and succeeded July 5th by
Wm. P. Fessenden of Maine, $8,000
Secretary of the Navy — Gideon Welles, Ct. $8,000
Secretary of the Interior — John P. Usher, Ind. $8,000
Postmaster General — Montgomery Blair, Md. $8,000
Attorney General — Edward Bates, Mo. $8,000
NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT.
Governor — Horatio Seymour.
Lieutenant Governor — David R. Eloyd Jones.
Secretary of State — Chauncey M, Depew.
Comiytroller — Lucius Robinson,
Treasurer — George W. Schuyler.
Attorney General — John Cochrane.
State Engineer and Surveyor — Wm. B. Taylor.
Superintendent of Bank Department — Henry H. Van Dyck.
Superintendent Inurance Department — Wm. Barnes.
Superintendent of Public Instructioli — Victor M. Rice.
Auditor Canal Depcirtment — Nathaniel S. Benton.
Inspectors of State Prisons — Abram B. Tappen, Gaylord
J. Clarke, James K. Bates.
Canal Commissioners — Franklin A. Alberger, William S.
Skinner, Benjamin F. Bruce.
Canal Ap2)raisers — ^Thomas B. Carroll, Ashbel B. Parm^-
^ lee, W'illiam Watson.
I
28 . SCHENECTADY APPENDIX.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Schenectady settled, 1661.
Incorporated as a Town, March 7th, 1778.
Incorporated as a City, March 26 th, 1788,
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor,
ARTHUR W. HUNTER.
Recorder,
WILLIAM H. HELMER.
Board of Aldermen.
First Ward,
Clmrles H. Van Vranken, Peter Miller,
S. L. R. Buchanan.
Second Ward,
Abram A. Van Vorst, John W. Millard,
B. A. Mynderse.
Third Ward,
Michael Barnett, James Garrity,
Bruce Germond.
Fourth Ward,
Jonathan Barker, R. Hathaway,
Aaron M. Putnian.
Fifth Ward,
Farley T, Van Patten, Peter B. Yates,
William H. Chism,
SCHENECTADY APPENDIX. 29
Treasurer — John Bradt.
Attorney — David Cady Smith.
Superintendent of Streets — James C. McKiniiey.
Police Justice — John F. Clute.
( John F. ClutOj
Justices of the Peace } Joseph D. I i arman,
( Harman Seymom\
High Constable — John Clapper.
Ward Constables — First Ward, Jacob 11. Bullock ;
Second Ward, Lawrence C. Van Epps ; Third Ward,
G. A. Yates ; Fourth Ward, Allen Barhydt ; Fifth
Ward, Daniel D. Yomig.
Overseer of the Poor — Harman Seymour.
Clerk — Heniy B. Houston.
Surveyor — William Henry.
Physician — D. L. Van Ingcn.
Marshal — Jerome B. Banker.
Sealer of Weights and Measures — Wni. T. Helm.
^^ ri ( Edward Hibbard,
riRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer — Patrick Kelley.
Assistant Engineers — E. W. Clow and Walter Clute.
No. Engine. Location. Foreman.
1 Protection, State street, S. W. McCamus.
2 Deluge, Ferry street, James Shoudy.
3 Niagara, Fonda street, — Harrigan.
4 Neiotune, College street, Bruce Germond.
1 Hook and Ladder ^ QYYj sivQQt, Sidney Ellsworth.
The Schenectady Fire Department meets the first
Wednesday of every month, at the rooms of Engine
Company, No. 1.
30 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge and Surrogate — Stephen H. Johnson.
Clerk — John McShea, Jr.
Sheriff — Abram Gillespie.
Treasurer — Simon V. Swits.
District Attorney — J. G. McChesney.
Superintendent of Poor — Nicholas J. Schermerhorn.
Member of Assembly — Charles Stanford.
Deputy Sheriff — James Walsh.
Supervisors — First Ward, Martin De Forest,
Second Ward, William II. Anthony,
Third Ward, S. C. Ellsworth,
Fourth Ward, Peter Van Dyck,
Fifth Ward, James H. Ward,
Towns —
Glenville, Aaron Swart,
Princetown, Alexander Gilford,
Duaneshirgh, Samuel Wingate,
Rotterdam, James McMillan, Jr.
Niskayuna, Hiram Baumes.
Clerk to Board — Walter T. L. Sanders.
T r\ ( Charles Mathews,
Loan Commissioners -^ r , ^ ^. tt- '
( John G. Van Voast.
i William H. Anthony,
Board of Excise, } John Marselus,
( John Van Husen.
Clerk — Walter T. L. Sanders
SCHENECTADY APPENDIX. 31
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHENECTADY UNION SCHOOL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Rev. J. Trumbull Backus, D. D., President
E. A. Charlton, Secretary.
COxMMISSIONERS.
1st Ward — J. Trumbull Backus, David Cady Smith.
2d Ward — Jos. G. Carley, George Gilbert.
Sd Ward — Gilbert G. Van Zandt, John Foster.
4th Ward — Ira Brownell, Peter Van Dyck.
6th Ward— Giles S. Barhydt, Elisha B. Dow.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Oil Finance and Accounts, Messrs. Smith, Brownell and
Dow.
On Buildings and Hvpairs, Messrs. Van Dyck, Gilbert
and Barhydt.
On Text-books and Library, Messrs. Barhydt, Smith
and Foster.
On Furniture and Supplies, Messrs. Carley, Van
Zandt and Van Dyck.
On Complaints, Messrs. Backus, Smith and Brownell.
The regular meetings are held on the Monday preceding '
the first Tuesday in each and every month.
32 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX,
TEACHERS.
E. A. Charlton, A. M., Superintendent.
Classical department.
Henry Whitchorne, A. M., Proff. of Union College,
Principal,
Misses M. A. Sawyer, S. J. Weaver, Phila A. Knight;
E. E. Barnes, teacher of Painting and Drawing.
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
Mary M. ]3each, Principal ; Anne A. Conde, Josephine
Van Dyck.
Senior Departments. — Caroline Van Voorihas, Sarah
Fowler.
Junior Departments. — Mary E. Clnte, Helen B. Dick-
inson.
Intermediate Departments. — Lizzie r4ilbert, Kate Gil-
lespie, Mary E. McCorkle, Mary A. Millard.
Second Primary Departments. — Jane Y. Thomson,
Jane I. Cunningham, Sarah E. La Ptue, Maria Barker.
First Primary Departments. — Phebe Sprague, Re-
becca M. Guernsey, Helen L. Duryee, Lena McKerlie.
Colored School. — Hattie Bradt.
Third Ward School. — Kate R. Smith.
Fifth Ward School. — Elizabeth M. Yates, Mary Liv-
ingstone.
Librarian.— C. D. F. Steiniuhrer.
SCHENECTADY APPENDIX. 33
UNION COLLEGE.
Incorporated February 25th, 1795.
FACULTY.
Rev. ELIPIIALET NOTT, D. D., LL. D., President.
Rev. LAURENS P. HICKOK, D. D., Acting President,
And Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
TAYLER LEWIS, LL. D.,
NoTT Professor (No. 6 ), of the Ancient and Oriental Languages.
NoTT Professor (No. 1), of the Greek Language and Literature.
ISAAC W. JACKSON, LL. D.,
NoTT Professor (No 2), of Mathematics.
JOHN FOSTER, A.M.,
Professor of Natural Philosophy.
JONATHAN PEARSON, A. M.,
Professor of Natural History.
WILLIAM M. GILLESPIE, LL. D.,
Professor of Civil Engineering, and Adjunct Professor of Mathematics,
Rev. NATHANIEL G. CLARK, A. M.,
NoTT Professor (No. 5), of Logic, Ehetoric English Literature.
BENJAMIN STANTON, A. M.,.
NoTT Professor (No. 7 ), of the Latin Language and Literature.
CHARLES F. CHANDLER, Pft. D.,
NoTT Professor (No. 3), of Analytical Chemistry ; and Curator of the Museum,
34 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX,
HENRY WHITEIIORNE, A. M.,
NoTT (adjunct) Professor (No, 4):
Principal of the Classical Department of Schenectady Union School*
WENDELL L'AMOREUX, A. M.,
Acting Professor of Modern Languages^
JOHN A. DEREMER, A. M.
Tutors.
WILLIAM C. MACY, A. M.,
TIMOTHY E. WILCOX, A. B.,
Assistant in Chemical Laboratory,
JONATHAN PEARSON, A. M.,
Treasurer and Librarian.
GEORGE GILBERT, A. M.,
Registrar.
CHUECHES AND PASTORS.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Liberty.
ReVk A. J. Jutkins, Pastor,
First Reformed Dutch Church, Union c Cliurch.
Rev. Edward Seeley, Pastor.
Second Reformed Dutch Church, (Protestant) Jay c Liberty
Rev. Anson Du Bois, Pastor.
St. Joseph's Church, ( G^trmow Catholic) Centre n Liberty.
Rev. Pires Kotterer, Pastor.
St. John's Church, {Catholic) Franklin n Centre.
Rev. Daniel P. Falvay, Pastor.
St. George's Church, {Episcopal) Ferry n Green.
Rev. William Payne, Rector.
SCKENECTADY APPENDIX. 35
Congregational Church, Jay.
I^ev. Charles Redfield, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church, Unon n Feny.
Rev. J. T. Backus, Pastor.
Baptist Church, Union n Centre.
Rev. Horace G. Day, Pastor.'
Methodist Episcopal Church, {German) Jay n Union.
Rev. John Sauter, Pastor.
Universalist Church, College n Union.
Third Refornied Dutch Church, College n Green.
Rev. William F. Schwilk, Pastor.
SCHENECTADY POST OFFICE.
Summer Arrangement.
Office Hours : From 7 A. M., to 8 P. M. ; Sundays
from % to ^ A M.
JOHN W. VEEDER, Postmaster.
Clerks.
Abraham T. Veeder, Orville Oliver,
David J. Tichenor, De Witt Ramsey.
Mails Close.
For New York and South, Albany and East, 7.35 A, M.j
1.15 and 6.20 P. M
Troy and North, 7.35 A. M., 2.05 and 6.20 P. M.
Buffiilo and Great West, 9.05 A. M., and 6.30 P. M.
West, (way mail) 10.15 A. M.
Saratoga Springs, &c., 7.30 A. M., and 4.00 P, M.
Niskayuna, &c., 2.05 P. M.
Rexford Flats, &c., 2.05 P. M,
Charlton, &c., 1.30 P. M.
GlenviUe, 10.15 A. M.
36 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX.
Mails Arrive.
From New York, 1.10 and 12.00 P. M.
Albany and Troy, 7.55 A. M., and G.OO P. M.
BufFalo and Great West, 4.00, and 8.05 A. M.
West, (wav mail) 1.45 P. M.
Saratoga Springs, &c., 9.40 A. M. and 8.00 P. M.
Niskayuna, &c., 7.55 A. M.
Rexford Flats, &c., 7.55 A. M.
Charlton, &c., 11.30 A. M.
GlenviUe, 1.45 P. M.
TELEGRAPHS.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Office — Central Railroad Depot,
J. D. Walsh, Oi^erator.
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Office — 168 State street,
Eugene Cadmus, Operator.
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Passenger trains will leave this city, as follows :
Going East— A. M. 4.35 ; 4.00 ; 8.05 ; 9.40.
P. M. 1.45; 2.35; 6.20; 11.25.
Going West-A. M. 12.40; 7.55; 9.35; 10.45.
P. M. 1.10; 1.40; 6.00; 0.40; 11.25.
TROY TRAINS.
Leave Schenectady— A. M., 8.00. P. If., 3.10, 7.50.
Arrive Here— A. M., 8.00. M., 12.50. P. M.. <>.35.
SCHENECTADY APPENDIX. 37
Rensselasr & Sai'atOga Eailroad— Schenectady Divimox.
CuANGE OF Time.
On and after Monday, June 13th, trains will run as foHows :
Leave Schenectady — 8.05 A. M., and 2.45 P. M.
Arrive at Saratoga — 8.58 A. M., and 4.00 P. M.
Leave Saratoga— 9.30 A. M;, and 8.30 P. M. "
Arrive at Schenectady — 10.30 A. M., and 9.50 P. M
EXPRESSES.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Wells, Butterfield & Co., Proprietors.
Office — 50 Liberty street, north end Central R. R. Depot,
William H. Morse, Agent.
POWELL'S BANK EXPRESS.
Office — Schenectady and Saratoga Railroad office.
William H. Powell, Proprietor.
STAG-ES.
SCHENECTADY AND WEST CHARLTON.
Leave Eagle Hotel, every day, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Provost Marshal's Office.
Captain J , P . Butler, 193 State.
38 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX.
ISTEWSPAPERS.
SCfiEKECTAllY DHMEAT AP ItEFLECTCR.
PiiLlisIicd every Thursday morning.
Cyrus Thayer, EdlLor and Proprietor.
f OFFICE,
134 STATE STREET.
Terms — ^1.00 a year in advance, or $1.50 at end of
tlie year.
. Book and Job Printing executed with neatness and
dispatch.
m SCIIENECTADV DAiEY El'ENlNG STAR AP TIMES.
Davis & Gregory, Proprietors.
OFFICE,
170 STATE STREET.
Terms— OwQ year, $6.00.
SCflENECTAM WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.
W. D. Davis, Proprietor.
OFFICE,
170 STATE STREET.
Terms — $1.00 a year in advance.
Book and Job Printing of. every description.
170 STATE STREET.
SCHMECTADY APPENDIX. 39
BANKS.
MOHAWK B ANK.
Capita], $100,000.
George G. Maxon, President.
John Ellis, Vice-President.
Charles Thompson, Cashier.
C. E. Angle, Teller.
A. H. TiLLiNGHAST, Bookkeeper.
directors:
John Ellis, G. G. Maxon,
John I. Fuller, Piatt Potter,
C. C. Clute, W. N. Duane,
Garnsey Kennedy, Abram Doty,
T. M. Gilchrist, Thomas Mairs,
Charles Thompson, James M. Barker,
Election, second Tuesday in June. Open from 9 a. tti.
to 3 p. m.
SCHENECTADY BANK,
Capital, $100,000.
Simon C. Groot, President.
Alonzo C. Paige, Vice-President.
AViLLiAM L. Goodrich, Cashier*
Horace Goodrich, Teller.
S. L. R. Buchanan, Bookkeeper.
directors:
Simon C. Groot, G. M. Davison,
A. C. Paige, A. McMullen,
J. W. Cunningham, J. A. Sweetman,
Abel Smith, C. Vibbard,
W. L. F. Warren, Abram A. Van Vorst,
N. I. Schermerhorn, Jay Cady.
40 SCHENECTADY APPENDIX.
SCHENECTADY SAVINGS BANK.
Jay Cady, President.
Horace Goodrich, Secretary.
Wm. L. Goodrich, Accountant.
TRUSTEES.
B. C. Smith, S. C. Groot,
Martin De Forest, - G. Q. Carley,
A. A. Van Vorst, H. N. Walton,
A. C. Paige, Abel Smith,
Jay Cady, " E. L. Freeman,
George McQueen, A. McMullen,
AVilliam L. Goodrich.
INSURANCE CO.
SCHENECTADY INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated, 1841. Capital, 1100,000.
Wm. McCamus, President.
G. T. Hanford, Secretary.
QAS WORKS.
SCHENECTADY GAS WOEKS.
Centre, near Hamilton.
scheJtectady appendix. 41
F. & A. M.
MOHAWK ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER-No. 157.
M. E., H. Goodrich, H. P.
E., J. A. De Remer, K.
E., T. B. Brown, S.
P. J. Fredericks, Sec'y.
E., J. Cady, Treas.
H. H. Swart, C. H.
C. H. Powell, P. S.
Wilson Davis, R. A. C.
Wm. H. Helmer, M. 3d V.
S. K. Campbell, M. 2d V.
Geo. J. SoLEY, M. 1st V.
D. F. Wilds, Tyler.
ST. GEORGE'S-No. 6.
James Comstock, W. M.
Robert Lent, S. W.
George Gilbert, J. W.
D. A. Atwell, Treas.
A. M. Warner, Sec'y-
J. A. Edwards, S. D.
J. M. Wendell, J. D.
Rev. R. L. ScHooNMAKER, Chap.
A W. Hunter, Marshal.
A. M. Vedder, Physician.
C. E. Kingsbury, Organist.
W. S. Van Vorst, S. M. of C.
Walter McQueen, J. M. of C,
A. O. Garlock, Steward.
Rich'd Metcalf, "
D. F. Wilds, Tyler.
42 SCHENECTADY APPENDIY.
I, O. of O. P.
Mohawk Valley Ijodge, No, 11.
Meet every Monday evening.
Abram Wemple, N. G.
Charles F. Paige, V. G.
George Hooke, R. C.
Robert Lent, Treasurer.
E. Hibbard, Secretary.
St. Paul's Lodge, No. 14.
Meet every Tuesday evening.
Sidney Ellsworth, N. G.
Ephraim Clowe, V. G.
Jay Westinghouse, Secretary.
William H. Helmer, Treasurer.
COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Hon. A. C. Paige, President.
VICE presidents :
Jacob r. Clute,
Hon. a S. Conde, (Glenville,)
Hon. Abraham Pearse, (Niskayuna,)
Wm. Gifford, (Princetown.)
Daniel Vedder, Secretary.
Giles S. Barhydt, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE committee :
A. S. Van Vranken, Casper F. Hoag,
Plenry Ramsey^ S. A. Hull,
Hon. Piatt Potter.
SCHENECTADY APPENDIX. 43
VALE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
Hon. Peter Rowe, President.
John W. Veeder, Vice President.
Edward Rosa, Secretary and Treasurer.
trustees:
Hon. Peter Rowe, Peter Dorch,
Chauncey Vibbard, William M. Holton,
James E. Van iforne, Edward Rosa,
Joseph Y. Van De Bogert, John W. Veeder,
Robert Furman.
MECHANICS' PROTECTIVE UNION
SOCIETY.
S. Morton, President.
A. Fenwick, Secretary.
Charles Riggs, Treasurer.
J. H. TiLLiNGHAST, Agent.
POOR HOUSE,
Wm. Chism, Poor Master, Albany Street.
BALLSTON SPA.
(Incorporated March Qlst, 1807.)
VILLAGE OFFICERS.
. President, — John Wait.
Trustees, — David Maxwell,
Edwin H. Chapman,
Benjamin Allen,
Edward D. Babcock,
Assessors, — Edward S. Warts,
John B. McLane,
Bernard Patchin.
Treasurer, — Henry A. Mann,
Village Clerh, — Bernard Patchin.
Village Collector, — Perry Burnham.
Village Constable, — Electus Dye.
FIEE DEPAETMENT.
Chief Engineer, — John J. Lee,
Assistant Engineer, — Titus Sheldon.
Eagle Engine Co., No. 1, —
N. R. VanDenburgh, Foreman
Owen Conner, Assistant Foreman.
E. Denton, Secretary.
Star Engine Co., No. 2, —
Charles E. Jones, Foreman.
S. D. Arnold, Assistant Foreman.
George E. Knox, Secretary d- Treasurer.
BAUSTON SPA APPENDIX.
45
TOWN OFFICERS-Baiiston.
Supervisor — George G. Scott.
Town Clerk — Alexander Sears.
Justices of the Peace —
Lewis H. Sears,
Anson Seely,
William Warner,
Hermance H. Ferris,
Post-office.
(Burnt Hills.)
(B. Spa. )
Line. )
(B. Spa.
Assessors —
(E. Line. )
William S. Curtis, (B. Spa. )
Jehit?! J. Miller,
William S. Curti
Daniel K. Smith,
(S. Ballston.)
Commissioners High Ways —
Albert P. Wilson, (Jonesville. )
Gad Smith, (S. Ballston.)
Obadiah P. Jennings, (Ballston C.)
Overseers of the Poor —
Talcott Moorehouse,
Alexander D. Stewart.
Inspectors of Election —
Frederick Curtiss,
William A. Clark.
Samuel C. Beeman.
Samuel C. Beeman,
David R. Harlow,
James F. Peckham,
Samuel D. Brownell,
Daniel D Post.
Collector —
Constables —
46
BALLSTON SPA APPENDIX.
TOWN OFFICERS-Miiton.
Supervisor — Edwin II. Chapman.
Town Clerk — Charles E. Jones.
Justices of the Peace —
David Maxwell,
Solomon A. Parks,
David Morris,
Seth Whalen,
Police Justice — David Maxwell.
Post-office.
(Ballston Spa. )
( " " )
(Rock City Falls.)
(Ballston Spa. )
Collector — Hugh Whalen.
Constables — William H. Wendell,
John S. Burtles,
Henry White,
John H. Arnold,
John Fonda.
Inspectors of Election —
1st District— Charles D. Seely,
David Maxwell,
John H. Westcot.
2d District — Hiram Rowland,
Isaac K. Grinnell,
Hiram Wood.
Overseers of the Poor —
William Devlin,
Ezckiel Smith,
Commissioners of Highways —
John A. Wakeman,
William M. King,
William J. An^le.
(Ballston Spa. )
(East Milton. )
Assessors —
Wheeler K. Booth.
Hiram W. Wood, '
Hiram Rowland.
SALLSTON SPA APPENDIX. 47
CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal Charch— Milton ave.
Rev. J. M. Edgerton, Pastor. .
First Presbyterian Church, Science, c High,
Rev. David Tully, Pastor.
Christ Church, {Episcopal), High St.,
Rev. George W. Dean, Pastor.
First Baptist Church, Milton ave..
Rev. W. Holman, Pastor.
Catholic Church, Ballston ave..
Rev. Daniel Coil, Pastor.
POST OFFICE— Front Street.
M. L. Williams, Postmaster. Joseph Lewis, Assist, do.
EXPRESS COMPANY.
National Express Company— Office: Bath St., n Front.
Sanford Smith, Agent.
BALLSTON SPA BANK.
Front Street. Capital, 125,000.
John M. Thompson, President.
John J. Lee, Cashier.
Robert C. I3ennett, Teller.
directors:
J. W. Thompson, J. S. Beach,
G. G. Scott, S. H. Cook,
A. Harris, J. M. Barker,
Samuel Hines, Isaac Frink,
George Thompson, Isaiah Blood.
48 BALLSTON SPA APPENDIX.
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
Ballston Spa Academy, for boys.
Rev. James Gilmour, A. M., Principal. (See adv.)
Ballston Spa Institute,
C. D. Seeley, A. M., Principal,
Sans Souci Seminary,
Rev. D. W. Smith, Principal.
Miss Frances Benton, Select School, Milton ave., n Wash.
NEWSPAPER.
THE BALLSTON 'JOURNAL,'
Published every Tuesday, by
H. L. OROSE & SONS.
Office in Cook's Building, Bath street, between Main St.
and the Railroad Depot.
Terms of Subscription, 6zc. — $1.50 per year, delivered '
by the Carrier, to village subscribers ; $1.25 per year to
village post office subscribers ; or to mail subscribers and
those who take their papers from the publication office.
I.O. OF O.F.
Kayaderosseras Lodge No. 19, meets every Saturday
evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, Milton ave.
Ezra Foster, N. G.
Edwin Miller, V. G.
A. E. Frisbie, Secretary.
ChaSi H. Van Yalkenburg, permanent Sec'y & Treas.
F. AND A. M.
Warren Chapter — Meets second and fourth Thurs-
days each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall, Milton ave.
Franklin Lodge No. 90— Meets at their Hall, Mil-
ton ave., the first and third Thursdays each month.
P. G. Newcomb, Master.
G. Pulver, S. W.
S. Whalen, J. W.
J. McKown, Treasurer.
■H. N. Hill, Secretary.
SCHENECTADY
BIEECTOKT,
lSS4r-5.
Abreviations.— ab., above ; al., alley ; ave., avenue ; b. or bds., boards
bet., between ; c, corner ; dep., deputy ; dis., district ; E. East ; h,, house
la., lane ; n., near ; N. Y. C. E. K„New York Central Eail Koad ; N., North
opp., opposite ; pi., place ; r., rear ; reg't., regiment ; S., South ; eq., square ;
vol., volunteer ; W., West.
Abbott Elijah, fruit pedler, h 42 Jay
Abbott Jessee C, variety store, 131 State, h 260 State
Able John, vol., h 7 Amanda
Abraham Isaac T., cooper, Dock, h 71 Center
Abrams Solomon, switch-tender, S. & W. R. R., h 26
Clinton
Aca August, laborer, h De Groff
Agen Catharine Mrs., h 149 Centre
Agen James, laborer, h 8 State
Agen James, tailor, h 30 Union
Ahreets Amos B., shoemaker, h 58 LaFayette
Aker Margaret Mrs., widow Adam, h College Terrace, n
Liberty
60 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Aley William, shoemaker) h 25 State
Allen Daniel (Sweet c^ Allen), h 84 Liberty
Allen David B., mason, h 9 i'ront
Allen Leonard, boot maker, h 47 White
Allen Lewis, grocer, 213 State, h 109 Liberty
Allen Reuben S., engineer, h 1 Cottage row [Depot
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., N. Y. Central Railroad
Anderson Eliza Mrs., h 2 Smith
Anderson George, h 83 Ferry
Andrews Charles, machinist, bds 197 State
Andrus John, laborer, h Lydia
Angle Charles E., teller Mohawk Bank, h 3 Union
Anthony Ann Mrs., bds Anthony Hall
Anthony Cornelius, blacksmith, h 10 Madison
Anthony John, boiler maker, h 7 Liberty
ANTHONY WILLIAM H., proprietor Anthony Hall,
Ferry, c Liberty, h do
Archer James C, ( Van Vranken c& Archer), 97 State
Arnold Simon, farmer, h 19 Center
Arthur Peter, engineer, h 70 Front
Apps James, moulder, h 9 JeiETerson
Apps Wm., machinist, h 23 Monroe
AT WELL DANIEL A., life and fire insurance agent,
170 State, h 56 LaFayette, (see adv., inside front
cover)
Austin Eliza A. Mrs., h 19 Hamilton
Austin Margaret Mrs., h 19 Sanford
Austin Sanford, engineer, h 5 Liberty
Babcock Aaron, mechanic, bds 90 Front
Babcock Agnes, widow John, h 90 Front
Babcock James, blacksmith, h Water
Babcock John, vol., 91st regt., bds 90 Front
Babcock Robert, h 38 Hamilton
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 51
Babcock Wm., painter, bds 48 LaFayette
Backus Rev. J. T., D. D., pq^tor Presbyterian Church, h
6. Union
Bailey Abraham, carpenter, bcls 55 Centre
Bailey John, machinist, bds 35 Romeyn
Bailey W. P., carpenter, 18 Yates, h 55 Centre
Baker Adam, tailor, h 20 LaFayette
Baker Frederick, laborer, h 34 Jefferson
Baker K., shoemaker, h 34 Jefferson
Baldwin Samuel, bookkeeper, h 16 Clinton
Ball Charles E., laborer, h 34 College, c Green
Ball Edward H., civil engineer, bds 7 Union
Ballart Ferdinand, coppersmith, h 55 Romeyn
Ballert Julius, boot and shoe maker, 237|- State, h do
Bame John H., livery stable, 114 Centre, h 88 Liberty
Banden Frederick, vol. 15th N. Y. Art., h 76 Ferry
Bander Eliza Jane Mrs., h 10 Smith
Banker Isaac, blacksmith, 48 Liberty, h 50 College
Banker Isaac Jr., machinist, bds 50 College .
Banker John, assessor, h 77 Liberty
Banker John, clerk, bds 50 College
Banker J. B., blacksmith, bds 50 College
Banker Peter, bds 248 State
Banker Wm. H., machinist, h 60 College
Banks Henry, laborer, h Romeyn, n Nott
Bannard William, h 17 Yates
Banta Edward, student, bds 108 Union
Banta John, h 108 Union
Barhydt A., mason, h 87 LaFayette
BARHYDT ABRAHAM J., groceries, dry goods, liquors,
&c., 55 Green, h do
Barhydt Ann, widow Nicholas, h 28 Jefferson
Barhydt Benjamin F., blacksmith, h 15 Jay
Barhydt Garrett, mason, h 19 Green
Barhydt George D., bds 15 Ferry
Barhydt Giles S., variety store and groceries, 158 State,
h 192 do
52 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Barhydt Jacob T., ice dealer, 76 Front, h do
Barhydt John C, grocer, 15 Smith, h 23 do
Barhydt John S. M., laborer, h 15 Ferry
Barhydt Lewis C, [Barhydt (& Greenhalgh,) h 36 Smith
Barhydt Nicholas, h 214 State
Barhydt Nicholas, moulder, h 24 Green
Barhydt Peter, mason, h 16 Barrett
Barhydt Sarah, widow Jerome, h 71 Green
Bayhydt Spencer, machinist, bds 76 Front
Barhydt &; Greenhalgh, iron railing and carriage spring
manuf., 98 Centre
Barhyte James H., {H. S. Edwards c& Co.,) h 44 Union
Barker Cyrus M., broom maker, bds 29 North
Barker Jonathan, brickmaker, h 72 Barrett
Barker Lorenzo, laborer, h 61 Romeyn
Barker Peter H., clerk, h 80 College
Barker William, brickmaker, h 71 Jay [Liberty
Barnard Everton, collector for Daily Evening Star, h 96
Barnard Rosetta widow, grocer, 112 Liberty, h do
Barnard Walter W., miller, h 112 Liberty [c Ferry
Barney Rowland S., (IT. S. Barney (& Co.,) h 35 Union,
BARNEY ROWLAND S. & CO., dry goods, carpetings,
window shades, &c., 101 State, (see adv.)
Barnhart Betsey Mrs., h Albany
Barrett Thomas, waiter, h 86 Centre
Barringer Aaron, h 25 Union
Barringer Harriet S., widow Daniel, h 53 Front
Barringer Howard, student, bds 53 Front
Barringer Jacob, tinsmith, bds 53 Front
Barringer William, h 2 Union, c Washington ave
Barry Mary, domestic, 15 Liberty
Barry Sarah Mrs., widow Michael, h 10 Hamilton
Bartlett Edward, fireman, h 44 Romeyn
Beal W. H., Jr., student, bds 67 Liberty
Beal W. H., {Beal d^ Van Brunt,) h 67 Liberty
BEAL & VAN BRUNT, flour, grain and feed, 48 Liber-
ty, (see adv.)
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 53
Beariip Amanda, domestic, 26 Front
Bearup Solomon, h 50 Ferry [ave
Beattie David C, {Mitchell & Beattie), h 47 Washington
Beauregard Anthony, machinist, bds American Hotel
Beaver John, laborer, h Liberty
Becker Adam, tailor, 83 State, h 20 LaFayette
Becker John P., h 54 Washington ave
Beckley John P., merchant tailor, 98 State, h 62 Barrett
Beebe George, {Beebe & Kelsey), h 22 Yates
Beebe &; Kelsey, blacksmiths, 200 State
Beeler Charles H., saloon, 53 Center, h do
Bellows Melinda, widow Benjamin, bds 20 Yates
Benedict Andrew, harnessmaker, h Veeder's ave.
Benedict Ephraim Mrs., h 10 Liberty
Benedict Ephraim W., h 10 Liberty
Benedict Robert, harnessmaker, State, c R. R., h Veeder
ave., opp Smith
Benedict William F., iron dealer, h 118 Liberty
Bensen R. V., grocer, 112 Union, h 110 do
Bernadi John, laborer, h Myers' alley , n South ave
Bettis Charlotte Miss, h 10 Front
Beverly John, vol., 134th regt., h 12 Ferry
Beyer David, bds 25 Yates
Beyer Francenia, widow John, h 25 Yates
BEAL & VAN BRUNT,
DEALERS IN
FLOUli, GIMIIi & FEED,
No. 48 Liberty Street,
SglSHIGTMI.I.I.
54 SCHENECTxVDY DIRECTORY.
Bice Mary A., widow Benjamin, h 48 Lafayette
Bigelow John A., clerk, bds Union, c Romeyn
BIGELOW JOHN N., grocer. Union, c Romeyn, h do
Bills Horace B., {Bills c& Van Buren,) h 247 State
Bills & Van Buren, wool dealers, 245 State
Bineg Philip, lalDorer, h Liberty
Blake Rose A. Mrs., grocer, 9 Warren, h do
Blaser Jacob, laborer, h White, n Franklin
Bleser Robert, saloon, 54 Jay, c Franklin, h do
Bliss Mary Mrs., h College Terrace
Blum Frederick, stone cutter, h 27 Water
Blunt James, laborer, h 43 Jay
Boanes Robert, mason, h 11 Amanda
Boardman Henry, laborer, h Veeder's ave
Boem John, laborer, h 18 Railroad
Bogart Anna Miss, h 41 Jay
Bohannan Jacob Mrs., h 157 Front
Boice Mary, domestic, 27 Liberty
Bollacker Kord, tailor, h Veeder's ave
Bond Michael, laborer, h 86 Romeyn
Bond Richard, hotel, 59 State
Booles Wm. F. Mrs., bds 10 Liberty
Boombee Coonradt, h College Terrace, n Liberty
Boss Henry,, blacksmith, 77 Romeyn, h do
Boss Isaac S., bakery, 97^ Ferry, h 95 do
Bouck James M., h 10 Clinton
Bouck John, bds 73 Liberty
Bowe Catharine, domestic, 75 Union
Bowe Catharine Mrs., h E. Liberty, c Prospect
Bowen Edward, hostler, h 83 Centre
Bowen Joel, hostler, h 83 Centre
Bowtell John H., western ticket agt., h 103 Liberty
Boyd John H., h 29 Liberty
Bradley Daniel, h 16 Jay
Bradley James, laborer, h 4 Warren
Bradshaw James H., h 12 Union
Bradt Angelica, widow Harman, h 51 Front
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 55
Bradt B., bds 176 State
Bradt Daniel, clerk, h 19 Liberty
Bradt Gilbert, carpenter, h 112 Front
Bradt Henry Y., printer, bds 68 LaFayette
Bradt Hiram, bds 112 Front
Bradt John, baggage master, bds Eagle Hotel
Bradt John, city treasm^er, 172 State, h 37 Hamilton
Bradt John, laborer, h Veeders ave.
Bradt John Y., printer, h LaFayette
Bradt Margaret E. Mrs., widow Francis R., h 27 Clinton
Bradt William, Columbian Hotel, 155 and 157 Main
Bradt William, machinist, bds 4 North
Brady Barnard, vol., bds 43 Romeyn
Brady John, laborer, h 43 Romeyn
Brand Henry, moulder, h 17 Green
Brandmahl John, wagonmaker, h 15 Washington ave
Branthast Earnest^ laborer, h 12 LaFayette
Brauer Frederick, fireman, N. Y. C. R. R., bds 7 Green
Brehm Conrad, tailor, h 3 Railroad
Brennan Ann, domestic, 37 Liberty
Brennan Charles, laborer, h 68 Fonda
Brewer Jacob, carman, h 68 Barrett
Brewer James L., carpenter, h 32 Green
Brickner Henry, shoemaker, shop 2 Green, h do
Briggs Cynthia, widow^ Stephen, h 138 Front
Brignall Thomas, mason, h 16 Barrett
Brigner Andrew, laborer, h 43 Albany turnpike
Brinton Ebenezer, {E. d' B. Brinton), h Eagle Hotel
Brinton Emma J. Miss, bds Eagle Hotel
Brinton Renssaeler {E. & B. Brinton), Eagle Hotel
BRINTON E. &; R., proprietors Eagle Hotel, 207 and
209 State
Britchard Richard, machinist, h Myers' alley, n Fonda
Brockham John, laborer, h 26 Franklin
Broderick John, exchange office, 27 State, h 18 State
Bradshaw^ Anna M. Mrs., widow AVilliam, h 31 Hamilton
Brogan Elizabeth, domestic, 60 Union
56 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Bronk Elias, laborer, bds 62 College
Bronk James, blacksmith, bds 58 Ferry
Bronk John, comptroller's office, Albany, h 28 Green
Brooks Fanny Mrs., h 146 Union
Brooks George A., fireman, h 92 Front
Brooks Isabella Mrs., h 113 Union
Broon James H., blacksmith, h 4 Cottage row^
Brower Margaret E., widow Harman, h IT Clinton
Brown Albert, {A. Brown & Son), 67 State, h 33 Liberty
Brown Amos, laborer, h 24 Railroad
BROWN A. & SON, fiirniture dealers and undertakers,
67 State, (see adv.)
Brown Charles, vol., 134 regt., h 59 Church
Brown Clinton C, A. A. A. Gen. U. S. V., bds 33 Liberty
Brown Eliza, widow, h 140 Liberty
Brown Eliza, widow Thomas, h 10 Jefferson
Brown John, shoemaker, 90 Ferry, h do
Brown Peter G., mechanic, h 72 Front
Brown Peter W., shoemaker, h 42 Jay [Liberty
Brown Theodore B., {A. Brown & Son), 67 State, h 35
Brown William, machinist, h 49 Pine
Brownell James, freight agent Saratoga and Whitehall R.
R., h 146 Union
Bryson Robert, h 24 Smith
Buchanan James, machinist, bds 150 Front
Buchanan S. L. R., clerk, h Washington ave., n Front
Budd L. M., butcher, h 7 Yates
Buell Charles, jeweler, bds 82 Barrett
Bullock Jacob, constable, h 29 Rotterdam
Bulmer Wm., blacksmith, bds 18 Ferry
Burgdorf Conrad, barber, 3 Dock, h 15 Center
Burghardt Charles H., vol., 4th heavy artillery, bds 119
Union [Union
Burghardt Peter H., chaplain, 1st N. Y. Cavalry, h 119
Burk Ann, widow John, h 67 Green
Burk James, laborer, h 79 Front
Burkart Joseph W., tobacconist, 95 Ferry, h do
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 57
Burke Thomas, laborer, h 53 Fonda
Burns John, hostler, h II Jay
Burns John, laborer, h 77 Front adv)
BURNS J. S., proprietor Sharratt House, 155 State, (see
Burns Mary A. Mrs., h 57 Ferry
Burns Patrick, 91st regt. N. Y. S. V., h 104 Liberty
Burns Terrence, laborer, h 13 South ave.
Burt Betsy, widow Daniel, h 113 Union
Burt Daniel, clerk, bds 113 Union
Burton Frazier, machinist, bds 4 North
Butch John, tailor, h 54 Jay
Butler Edward, vol., 162d regt. h 28 Yates
Butler J. P., capt. proA^ost marshal, 18th dist., 193 State,
bds Drullard's Hotel
Butler Richard T. {Shaible c6 Butler), h 146 Centre
O.
Cadmus Eugene, telegraph operator, h 202 State
Cady Jay, h 35 State
Cahanay James, laborer, h 8 Jay
CAIN ISAAC, proprietor Davis House, 188 State
Cain Isaac, vol., 134th regt., bds 48 LaFayette
Cain Lydia, widow Henry, h 48 LaFayette
Cain Margaret, widow, h 18 Railroad
Cain Mary, domestic, 68 Union
Cain Mary, domestic, 5 Union
Cain Michael, blacksmith, bds 21 John [53 do
CAIN NICHOLAS, crockery and glassware, 55 State, h
Cain Thomas, mason, h 21 John
Cain Wm. H., vol., 134th regiment, bds 48 LaFayette
Calo Francis, hackman, h 23 State
Campbell Charles J., h 78 College
Campbell D. D., office 33 Church, h 31 do [Union
Campbell George H., conductor N. Y. C. R. R. h 169
3#
58 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Campbell James, machinist, h 50 Romeyn
Campbell John, machinist, h 50 Romeyn
Campbell John, laborer, h Deserving
Campbell J. S., clerk, h 72 Church
Campbell Maria E. Miss, h 97 Fonda
Campbell Robert, laborer, bds 50 Romeyn
Campbell Sarah, widow, Jacob, bds 78 College
Campbell S. K., mechanic, h 46 Smith
Canwright Maria, widow Hiram, h 82 Fonda
Carey Martin, laborer, h 29 Albany turnpike
Carley A. F. (A. F. and G. 0. Carley;) bds 145 Church
CARLE Y A. F. & G. C, dealers in groceries, flour,
liquors, &c. 14 and 16 Wall, and 26 State, c Church,
(see adv.)
Carley G. C. {A. F. and G. C. Carley,) bds 45 Church
CARLEY G. Q., ins. agent, 26 State, c Church, h 45
Church (see adv)
Carley Joseph G., [Swits c& Carley,) h 58 Union
Carmody Timothy, brakeman, h 21 North
Carner C. S., brakeman, h 45 College
Carpenter Charles H., physician, 147 Union, h do
Carpenter W. N., machinist, bds 61 Front
Carr Daniel, moulder, h 70 Fonda
Carr Henry, vol., 134th regt., bds 40 Veeder's ave
STATE, COR, CHURCH {5IT- COJ^TIIVUED,
CAPITAL. SL'EPLTJS.
Albany Insurance Co $100^000 $40,000
National Fire Ins. Co., N. Y., 200,000 100,000
Commerce Ins. Co., Albany,-. 100,000
^~ Eiska taken at uaual rates, and all losses paid promptly.
lo f 0 & ®o So EMMY,
■WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEES IN
Family Groceries,
WINES. BRANDIES, GINS,
Bourbon, Monongahela& Magnolia Whiskys,
Clover, Timothy and Field Seeds,
GENESEE, OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN
AND CANADA
I
Mess & Boneless Pork, by the Barrel,
state, Corner Church Street Continued.
Flour Store-Nos. 14&16 WaU Street,
60 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Carr John, laborer, h 77 Fonda
Carr John, laborer, h 71 Romeyn
Carr Michael, laborer, h 40 Veeder's ave.
Carroll Benjamin, vol. 134th regt., bds 9 South ave.
Carroll Bridget, widow Patrick, bds 55 Fonda
Carroll Daniel, laborer, h 35 Centre
Carroll John, blacksmith, h 71 Fonda
Carroll John J., vol., I34th regt., bds 9 South ave.
Carroll Lawrence, vol. 103d Ohio regt, bds 9 South ave
Carroll Martin, laborer, h 55 Fonda
Carroll Mary Miss, h 71 Romeyn
Carroll Michael, laborer, h 9 South ave
Carroll Samuel, machinist, h 5 Monroe
Carroll Thomas, machinist, h Romeyn, n South ave
Carry Dominic, brakeman, N. Y. C. R. R., bds Fuller's
Hotel
Carter James S., clerk, bds 94 Centre
Carter Jonas, engine cleaner, h 16 Amanda
Carter L. M., widow John, h 56 Romeyn
Carter Mary Mrs., h 73 Barrett
Carter Thomas, porter, Givens Hotel, h 94 Centre
Cary Patrick, laborer, h 86 Fonda
Case Ann Mrs., widow Benjamin, h head Union
Case Levi, coppersmith, 12 Warren, h 188 Union
Case W. H., student, h head Union
Casey Catharine Mrs., bds 13 Warren
Casey James, laborer, h 13 Warren
Casey Michael, shoemaker, h 6 Jeflerson
Casten Wm., carpenter, h 17 Green
Castillo John, laborer, h 26 Monroe
Castillo Patrick, laborer, h 67 Fonda
Castle George T., butcher, 231 State, h 35 Smith
Catlin George, student, bds 178 Union
Cavert Sarah D., widow George, 61 Ferry
Cawood John, machinist, h 10 College
Cawood John Jr., machinist, bds 10 College
CHADSEY D. M., lawyer, 84 State, h 55 Jay
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 61
Chamberlain Edwin B. bookkeeper, h 53 LaFayette
Chamberlin J. G., carriage maker, h 7 John
Chambers David, patternmaker, h 22 Barrett
C'hampion Esther Mrs., h 129 Union
Chandler Benjamin, painter, bds 176 State
Chandler Joanna P., widow Obed, bds 69 Union
Chandler Wm. J., mechanic, h 69 Union
Chapman Alfred J, gunsmith, 99 Ferry, h Ferry, c Liberty
Chapman A, J., saloon, Ferry, c Liberty, h do [State
Charlton E. A., superintendent Union school, bds 361
Chase Edward L., engineer, N. Y. C. R. R., h 230 State
Chase E. M., fireman, h 1 Clinton
Chase Reuben J., carpenter, h 29 Yates
Chegner Charles C, shoemaker, h 170 Union
Chenney Maria Mrs., h 42 Romeyn
Chevalier Mary Y. Mrs., widow Peter R., h 21 Barrett
Chisem George, laborer, h 77 LaFayette
Chrisler Isaac, clerk, bds 27 Washington ave .
Chrisler Peter, canal collector's office, 12 Dock, h 17 Jay
Chrisler William, grocer, 73 State, h 27 Washington ave
Christiance Jacob, shoemaker, bds 9 Jefferson
Christiance Jacob V., h 73 Front
Christiance Maria, widow Isaac, bds 9 Jefferson
Christancy Francis, shoemaker, h 4 Ferry
Clancy John Rev,, h 92 Liberty
Clapper John, police, h 64 Barrett
Clapper Maria Mrs., h Centre, n Warren
Clare George, news depot, 143 State, h 9 Liberty
Clark Catharine Mrs., tailoress, h 138 Liberty
Clark Catharine, widow Agustus, h 5 John
Clark Charles A., clerk Mohawk Bank, bds 23 Franklin
Clark George H., h 7 Union
Clark Jane M., widow, h 137 Centre
Clark John, laborer, h 24 Railroad
Clark Molly Miss, tailoress, bds 48 White
Clark Philo A., ( Clark db Hamlin) h 35 LaFayette
Clark William H,, {Clarh <& Millard), h 23 Franklin -
62 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Clark & Hamlin, photographers, 166 and 168 State
CLARK & MILLARD, dealers in groceries, &c., 140 State
Clarke Ann, widow Thomas, h 93 Fonda
Clarto Edward, h 28 Smith
Clary John, laborer, h 73 Romeyn .
Clary Michael, laborer, h 94 Romeyn
Cleary Robert, h 20 LaFayette %
Cleary Thomas, mason, h 20 LaFayette
Cleary Thomas, restaurant and dining saloon, R. R., opp
depot, h 81 Liberty [Hamilton
Clement Robert, superintendent city gas works, h 16
Clogston Wm., carpenter, h 33-|- Front
Clow Ephriam, blacksmith, h 40 Church
Clute Abram O., h 31 LaFayette
CLUTE BROTHERS, Schenectady iron works, 49 Liberty
Clute Clara Mrs., ice cream saloon, 74 Barrett, h do
Clute Cornelius, h 33 Barrett
Clute Cornelius B., grocer, 263 State, h 87 Barrett
Clute C. C, {Clute Brothers), h 52 Union
Clute Cornelius P., grocer, 126 Liberty, h do
Clute Eleazor, engineer, N. Y. C. R. R., h 22 Green
Clute Elizabeth, tailoress, h 14 Green
Clute Elizabeth, widow Peter, h 10 North
Clute Frederick, clerk, h 18 Smith
Clute F. W., meat market, 102 Romeyn, h do
Clute Harrison, flour and feed, 16 Wall, h 240 State
Clute Jacob H., brakeman, h 17 Smith [Ferry
Clute James B., harness and saddlery, 32 State, h 24
Clute James W., machinist, h 20 Jay
Clute Jethro W., {Clute Brothers), h 15 Liberty
Clute John B., {Clute Brothers), h 31 Liberty'
Clute John F., police justice, 202 State, h 105 Liberty
Clute John J., machinist, h 31 Clinton
Clute J. W., foundry. Liberty, h 15 Liberty
Clute Napoleon, flour and feed, 10 Wall, h 105 Liberty
Clute Peter I., ( Clute c& Reagles), h 31 Liberty
Clute Philip M., h 27 Barrett
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 63
Clute Richard S. H., watchman, h 76 LaFayette
Clute Seth, clerk, bds 105 State
Clute Walter, carpenter, h 65 Barrett
CLUTE WILLIAM H., dealer in hats, caps and furs, 96
State, h 100 Front, (see adv.)
Clute & Reagles, wheelbarrow manuf., 83 Barrett
Clutes John, laborer, h head Union
Cobb Caroline Miss, h 123 Union
CofFoy Michael, saloon, 8 Dock, h do
Colbern W. M. Mrs., h 45 Front
Cole Richard, laborer, h 34 College, c Green
Coleman Patrick, laborer, h 82 Romeyn
Colfals Joseph Mrs., h College terrace, n Liberty
Collins Bryan, machinist, h 63 Fonda
Colloby James, laborer, h head Union
Colman Andrew, mason, h 28 Lafayette
Combs Elizabeth, widow Thomas, hl7 Yates
Comstock Ellen Miss, 17 State, bds Front
Comstock James, accountant, h 234 State
Conde Benjamin L., [Edwards c& Conde), h 20 Liberty
Connors Mary Mrs., h 26 LaFayette
Connors Timothy, laborer, h 10 State
Conroy Patrick, laborer, h 96 Fonda
Consaul Gansvoort D. Rev., h 42 Union
Wm. H. CLUTE,
No. 96 State Street,
SCHENECTADY, N.Y.
DEALER IX
mi cips, HIS' fis.
Buffalo & Fancy Eobes.
Also, a good Stock of Straw and Snm-
mer Goods, suitable for the season.
64 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Consaul Harman, clerk, h 60 Front [Union
CONSAUL JOHN, boot and shoe dealer, 142 State, h 42
Cooper Stephen, laborer, h 4 North
Cooper Stephen R., 169th regt., N. Y. S. V., h 134 Union
Coracan Elinor Mrs., h 31 Romeyn
Coran Dedreich, helper, h 86 Centre
Corbitt Patrick, mason, h 18 Warren
Corl James E., turner, h 11 Water, c Washington ave.
Corl John, Clerk, h 66 Jay
Corl William D., foreman public works, h 77 LaEayette
Cornelius Peter H,, switchman, h 46 Romeyn
Crosby George, overseer canal, h 73 Jay
Coss John B., hotel, 261 State, c Barrett
Costar Philip, shoemaker, h Lydia
Coupman Frederick, laborer, bds 68 Front
Coulter Thomas, h 14 Yates
Coutts George, ( Wright c& Coutts), h 11 Rotterdam
Cowper David, machinist, h 84 Fonda
Cox Cornelia Mrs., widow George, h 21 Franklin
Cox Maxwell, machinist, h 127 Liberty
Cox Thomas, engineer, N. Y. C. R. R., h 36 Green
Craft Henry, laborer, h 26 Railroad
Crafts J. K., brushmaker, h 48 Romeyn
Craig Archibald Mrs., h 21 Church, c Union
Craig James R., h 11 Church
Cramer Agustus, broommaker, h Rotterdam, n the Canal
Cramer Maria, widow Wm., h 90 Front
Cramer Peter W., vol 13th heavy artillery, h 84 Romeyn
Crandall Green, h 62 Liberty [berty
Crandall Mary Miss, millinery, 124 State, h Centre c Li-
Crane Jonas H., [Millard <£' Crane,) h 24 Church
Crantz Peter, tailor, h 102 Liberty
Crawford Benjamin, brakesman, bds Davis House
Crawford Charles, brakesman, bds Davis House
Crawford James, laborer, h 77 Front
Crawford James, laborer, h 147 Front
Crawford Robert C, machinist, h 40 Clinton
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 65
Crawford Samuel, laborer, h 60 Barrett
Crawl John, moulder, bds Davis House
Cregier Sebastian I., grocer 227 State, h do
Cregnier Henry, laborer, h 46 College
Crensley John, laborer, h 21 Yates
Crichton Alexander, vol., 4th heavy Artillery bds 30 Front
Crichton David, machinist, 30 Front
Cripps Richard, tailor, bds Fuller's Hotel
Crouch Elizabeth Mrs., h 3 State
Crouch Spencer, carpenter & sawfiler, h 135 Liberty
Crouch Spencer Jr., carpenter, h 137 Liberty
Crounse Philip C, h 182 Union
Crumb Caleb B., lawyer, h 30 LaFayette
Crumb D. Starks, student, bds 30 LaFayette
Crumb George H., student, bds 30 LaFayette
Cuberlidge James, machinist, h 7 Jefferson
Cullen Bridget, domestic, I Washington ave
Cumberlidge John, machinist, h 145 Front
Cunn Mary, domestic, 13 Union
Cunningham Barnard, mason, h Veeder's ave, n Smith
Cunningham Elizabeth Mrs., widow Wm. h 18 Liberty
Cumiingham Harvey, conductor N. Y. C. R. R., bds 142
Centre
Cunningham James, laborer, h 4 Hamilton
Cunningham Leonard, carpenter, h 45 Barrett
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, h 82 Fonda
Cunningham Robert Mrs., h 143 Union
Curtis Agustus E., student, bds 123 State [House
Cuttting A. Eugene, {Stevens d' Cutting) bds Sharatt
Cuyler Vernor, dentist, 202 State, h do
D.
Daggett Stephen A., lawyer, 68 State, h 5 Front
Dailey Daniel, h 12 Madison
Dailey John S., agent N. Y. C. R. R., h 56 College
66 SCfiENECTADY BlHECTOHY.
Daley John, mason, h 55 LaFayette
Daly John, brakeman, N. Y. 0. R. R., bds Fuller's Hotel
Daly John, laborer, h 18 Railroad
Daly John, laborer, h 6 Clinton
Damm Francis W ., freight dispatcher, h 22 Jay
Dana Francis, barber, h 152 Union
Darrow Cady, h 9 Smith
Davis Ann M., widow John, bds 23 Centre
Davis Augustus C, printer, h 23 Centre
Davis D. G., clerk h 140 Centre
Davis Harriet Mrs., bds 18 State
Davis Jam_es H., laborer, h 31 White
Davis Jonathan, slater, h 158 Union
Davis Joshua, carpenter, bds 48 Barrett
Davis Susan, widow John, h 46 College
Davis Thomas, carpenter, h 48 Barrett
Davis W. D. (Davis db Qregorij)^ editor and proprietor
Evening Star and Weekly Republican, 170 State, h
61 Front
Davis Wilson, merchant tailor, 103 State, h 140 Centre
DAVIS & GREGORY, propr's Evening Star & Weekly
Republican, 170 State, (see adv.)
Davison Julius E., clothing, 174 State, h do
Day Horace G. Rev., bds 79 Liberty
Dealtry Jane, h 13 Jay
Dealtry John ( WelUr & Dealtry) h 197 State
Dealtry Thompson, clerk, h 13 Jay
DE BOIS JOHN, photographer, 84 State, bds 46 La^
Fayette, (see adv., page 68)
Decatur David, boatman, h Myers' alley, n South ave
Decker Bernard, basketmaker, h 39 LaFayette
De Clercq Isaac L., engineer, h 57 Front
De Forest Frank, machinist, bds 80 Barrett
DE FOREST JACOB, cabinetmaker and undertaker, 58
60 and 62 State, h 80 Barrett (see adv.)
De Forest Martin, agt. D. D. Campbell, h 31 Church
De Forest Sarah, widow Lansing O., h 80 Barrett
DAILY EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, BY
DAVIS & GREGORY,
AT
No. 170 State Street, Schenectady, N. Y.
TERMS.
One year, $6 00
One week, 12
Single copies, 8
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
TER3IS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
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68 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
De Graff Catharine Miss, h 20 Liberty
De Graff Edward, tinsmith, h 47 Front
De Graff Eve H. Miss, bds 52 Union
De Graff George, laborer, bds 14 South ave
De Graff Jacob G., vol., 134th regt., bds 8 Ferry
De Graff Joseph, vol., bds 8 Ferry
De Graff Lawrence, laborer, h 8 Ferry
De Graff Margaret, widow Daniel, bds 47 Front
De Groff Abraham L., h 10 Water
De Groff David, pedler, h Prospect
De Groff Maria Mrs., widow Abram, h Prospect
De Mour Madore, vol., h 30 State
Dennick Frederick, fireman, h 80 Liberty
De Pen Archibald, h 4 Cottage row
De Wigne Ferdinand, brewery, 94 Union, h 46 do
Deyo Abraham, patternmaker, h 52 LaFayette
Deyo Samuel, patternmaker, h 39 College
Diamond James, tinsmith, h 6 Smith
Dickinson Aaron, blacksmith, 2 Rotterdam, h 15 Wash-
ington ave [Franklin
Dickinson Ellen Miss, teacher Union School, bds 12
J. DeBOIS,
PHOIOGIiiiril & AMeilOTfrE GALLERV,
84 STATE STBEET,
V ^ (over Freeman's Paint Store,)
■^SCHENECTADY, N. Y.
Where the Cheapest and Best Work
C__ /fv'^''*^^^ ^^^ ^® obtained in the City.
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 69
Dickson John, vol. 29 reg't, h 35 Barrett [Romeyn
Dillenbeck Goshie L., {Dillenbeck d' Stoops,) bds 108
Dillenbeck Jennie Miss, bds 91 State
Dillenbeck L., clothier. State, bds Union, c Romeyn
Dillenbeck & Stoops, merchant tailors, 107 State
Dodge Luke, bds Drullard's Hotel
Doharty James, liquors, 2 Jefferson, h do
Dollar John, painter, h 60 Jay
Donnelly John, machinist, h 6 Pine
Donnelly Michael, laborer, h 104 Liberty
Dooney John, laborer, h Liberty, n LaFayette
Dormady Thomas, engineer N. Y. C. R. li., h 19 Jay
Dorn Robert C, harness and saddlery, 13 Dock, h 5
Smith
Dorn W. S., laborer, h 20 Jefferson
Dorsch Gideon, carpenter, h 26 North
Dorsch Peter, h 11 Front
Doty Abraham, millinery, 74 State, h 76 do
DOTY GEORGE H., stoves, ranges, tin ware, &c., 78
State, bds 76 do, (see adv.)
Doty Peter, fireman, bds 9 Jefferson
Dougherty James, vol., 134th N. Y. V., h 24 Rail Road
Dow Elisha B., h 210 State
Dow Jerome B., conductor, h 238 State
Dowley Andrew, soldier, h Albany
Downs David D., mechanic, h 21 Washington ave
Doxtater — , h Veeder's ave
Draper Elizabeth, widow John, h 40 Smith
Draper James H., bds 40 Smith
Drukman Michael, laborer, h 25 North
Drullard N., prop. Drullard's Hotel, 1 79 State
Duane M. C, bds Eagle Hotel
Duane Walton, bds 45 Union
Duane Wm. N., physician, 39 and 41 Union, h 45 do
Du Bois Anson Rev., pastor Second Reform Dutch
Church, h 101 Liberty
Duell J. C, dentist, 47 State
70 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Duffey Patsej, laborer, h 28 LaFayette
Dunbar James, conductor N. Y. C. R. R., h 17 Hamilton
Duncal John M., h 22 JeiFerson
Dunham Sarah Mrs., widow, Walter, h 12 Franklin
Dunlap Andrew, laborer, bds 58 Ferry
Dunlap Eliza, widow Dr. Lunlap, h 22 Wall
Dunlap William B., h 22 Wall
Dunn Alexander, switchman, h 60 Romeyn
Dunn Frederick, brushmaker, h 68 Front
Dunn Hiram, machinist, h 143 Front
Dunn Richard, moulder, h 45 Pine
Dunn W^m. J., vol 134th regt., bds 143 Front [Clinton
Duryee Isaac Rev., Chaplain 81st Regt. N. Y. S. V. h 12
Dutch Valentine, laborer, h 46 Romeyn
Dwelley Benjamin B., brakesman, h 17 College
E.
Earing Absalom, h 79 LaFayette
Early Lawrence, laborer, h 8 LaFayette
Edmonds Charles, carpenter, 57 Smith, h do [Green
Edmonds James, laborer, Clute's machine shop, h 14
Edwards Eliza G. Mrs., widow Samuel S., h 22 Barrett
Edwards George, clerk, bds 3 Franklin
Edwards Henry S., {H. S. Edwards d' Co.,) h 222 State
Edwards Isaac G., painter, h 20 Barrett
Edwards John A. plumber, 69 Centre, h 67 do
Edwards Lewis B., [Edivards <& Conde,) h 44 Union
Edwards Samuel, clerk, h 3 Franklin
Edwards & Conde, hardware, stoves, &c., 69 State
Edwards H. S. & Co., hardware, 169 State
Egleston Horace, {R. Egleston d' Co.,) h 243 State
Egleston Palmer, (H. Egleston d Co.,) h 249 State
EGLESTON H. & CO., marble monuments, mantles,
&;c., 243 State, (see adv)
SCHENECTADY DmECTORY. 71
Ehlafaldt Agustus, shoemaker, h Fonda, n N. Y. C. R. R»
Eisenhood Peter, laborer, h Veeder's ave
Elliot O. F., agt. Steam bread Co., h 9 Church
Ellis Charles, clerk, bds 37 Liberty
Ellis Ed\Yard, clerk, bds 37 Liberty-
Ellis George, machinist, h 64 Jay [37 Liberty
Ellis John, Schenectady Locomotive Works, 29 Fonda, h
Ellis John C, h 86 College [tre
Ellis Robert, clothing, 159 & 163 State, h 1 Smith, c Cen*
Ellsworth Sidney, moulder, h 12 Jefferson
Ellwood Livingston, physician, 219 State, h do
Elmicke John, laborer, h 40 Albany turnpike
Ely Francis, laborer, h Warren, n Fonda
Emerick Stephen, shoemaker, h 51 Pine
Engle Martin Mrs., h Liberty
Engieman Solomon, grocer, Nott, n Canal, h do
Entres Peter, laborer, h 29 South ave
Epple Francis, laborer, h 154 Front
Ernest Henry, carpenter, h 23 North
Ernest Lewis P., vol. 134th regt. bds 23 North
Ertel Leonard, machinist, h 61 Union
Evans Bridget, widow John, h 8 Pine
Evans John W., artist, h 130 Centre
Fabry John, laborer, h 30 Albany turnpike
Fagen — , h 30 Union
Fairchild Alonzo, mason, h 17 Amanda [Franklin
Falvay Daniel P., pastor St. John's R. C. Church, h 9
Farey Mary, domestic, 36 Church
Farrell Michael, blacksmith, bds 5 Warren
Farrell Patrick, mason, h 59 Romeyn
Farrell S., harnessmaker, 150 State, h do
Farry Thomas, laborer, h 10 Pine [House
Favers James, (^Feather stone, Near & Co.), bds Davis
Fay Aaron D., farmer, h 36 South ave., up stairs
12
SCSENEOtADY DIRECTORY.
Fay Benjamin F., carriagemaker, bds 36 South ave.j ilp
stairs
Fay George, brakeman, h Romeyn, n South ave
Featherly Ann M. Miss, h 75 LaFayette
Featherstone — , {Feather stone, Near d Co.), h 6 Greeii
Featherstone John, (Featherstone, Near <& Co.), h 8 Green
Featherstone, Near & Co., hollowware mannfacturers,
Pine, c Fonda
Feeley Johanna Mrs., h 4 State
Fehr Uh*ich, shoemaker, 55 Liberty, h do
Feldman Lewis, cutter, 83 State, h 23 Green
Fell Benjamin, brakeman, h 5 Cottage row
Felthouse Harmon B., coppersmith, h 66 Barrett
Felthousen A. V., carman, h 70 Centre
Felthousen Charles, coppersmith, h 99 Union
FELTHOUSEN JAMES D., dealer in groceries, 196
State, h 26 Yates, (see adv.)
Felthousen Eachael Mrs., widow Daniel, h 188 Union
Feltman Lewis, tailor, h 23 Green
J. D. FELTHOUSEN'S
GROCmV tHD PROYiSIOH SIORf.
196 State, cor. Centre St., Schenectady, N. Y.
A general assortment of Tea, Sugar, Mo-
lasses and Syrup, Extra and Double Extra
Flour, India Meal and Ilye Flour, Clear Pork,
Sugar Cured Hams, Shoulders and Chops, my
own curing ; also. Smoked Beef, Lard, Butter
and Cheese, and everything kept in a General
Provision Store.
of every variety, and Fruits of all kinds in
their season*
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 73
J'enn W. L., land agent, h Albany
Fenwick Alexander, machinist, h 155 Front
Finch Joseph, moulder, h 1 South ave .
Finck Marietta, widow Frederick, h 31 Washington avd;
Fink Henry, chairmaker, h 21 Green
Fink Jacob, vol., 91st regt., h 8 Warren
Finn Nancy Miss, bds 50 Ferry
Finnegan Margaret Mrs., boarding house, 32 State
Finnegan Peter, switchman, h 136 Front
Fisher George K., h head Union
Fisher John, cigarmaker, h 10 Water
Fisk Francis Mrs., h 187 Union
Fitzgerald John, laborer, h 22 Railroad
Fitzgerald John, saloon, 18 Dock, h do
Fitzgerald Margaret A. Mrs., h 34 Fonda
Fitzmorris Mary, domestic, 9 Union
Flackmier Frederick, laborer, h 6 Rotterdam
Flannagan — , laborer, h 18 Water
Flannagan Patrick, laborer, h 16 Fonda
Fling David, laborer, h 164 Front
Fodder Alice, domestic, 70 Union
Fodder Frederick, blacksmith, h 160 Union
Fogerty Margaret, domestic, 50 Washington ave
Fogerty Mary Mrs., widow John, h 149 Centre
Folay Daniel, laborer, h 11 Nott
Foley Catharine Mrs., h 102 Front
Folts Joseph M., fireman N. Y. C. R. R., h 97 Centre
Fonda Alexander G., h 13 Union
•Fonda Cornelia Mrs., widow, h 23 LaFayette
Fonda Gardner H., vol. 176 regt., bds 13 Union
Fonda Lansing G., clerk, Sharratt House [Union
Force Charles, baggageman N. Y. C. R. R., h New, n
Ford Frank, mechanic, bds 65 Union [h 31 Smith
FORD S. VAN R.,agt. Reus, and Saratoga R. R. depot,.
Forrest David P., h 35 Front
Forrest Sarah Miss, bds 33 LaFayette
Fort D. S., clerk, Davis House
4
74 SCHENECTADY DlRHCTOIlir.
Forward James, spinner, h 30 State
Foster Henry W., painter, h 113 Front
Fouly Mary, domestic, 13 Church
Fowler George, carpenter, Smith, bds 34 do
Fowler George, engineer Saratoga and Schenectady R. K.,
h 28 Clinton
Fowler Joseph, machinist, h 57 Centre
Fowler Sarah Miss, teacher Union School, bds Franklin
Fox John, laborer, h 3 Pine
Fraling Martin, laborer, h Rotterdam, n the Canal
Franchot Kichard, h 19 Washington ave
Francisco — , laborer, h 2 Green
Frame Andrew, machinist, h 25 John
Frame John, engineer, h 33 Green
Frame John J., engineer N. Y. C. R. R., h 7 Barrett
Frank Andrew, laborer, h 37 Albany turnpike
Frank William B., cooper, 77 Washington, h do
Frazier Charles, cigar manuf., bds Fuller's Hotel
Frear W. G., carpenter, h 75 LaFayette [Wall
FREEMAN AARON, prop. Givens' Hotel, 175 State, c
Freeman Andrew Y., {^E. L. Freeman d' Co.,) h 8 Liberty
Freeman Barney, h 37 Church
Freeman Elisha, clerk, bds 108 Liberty
FREEMAN E. L. paints, oils, &c., h 8 Liberty^
Freeman Elisha L., (E. L. Freeman cCr Co.,) h 75 Union
Freeman Elizabeth, widow Alexander, bds 47 Pine
Freeman Ethan B., confectionery, 86 State, h 75 Union
Freeman E. P., h East Liberty, c Prospect
Freeman Henry C, clerk, h 39 Front
Freeman Henry Y., clerk Givens' Hotel [berty
Freeman Jonathan R., {E. L. Freeman c& Co.,) h 78 Li-
Freeman Malinda Mrs., h 15 Yates
Freeman Robert G., engineer, h 64 Centre
Freeman Wm., barber, h 47 Pine [State
FREEMAN E. L. & CO., paints, oils, glasses, &c., 82
Freemyre Elizabeth Mrs., h 24 Church
Friedrich Andrew, grocer, 76 Romeyn, h do
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 75
Friedrich Frederick, lager beer saloon, 52 Liberty, h do
Frink Robert, laborer, h 70 Liberty
Friiax Stephen, saloon, 124 Union, h 122 do
Fullam Michael, fireman, h Veeder's ave
Fuller Amelia Miss, h 2 Church
Fuller Anthony, carpenter, h 128 Liberty
Fuller Elizabeth Miss, h 2 Church
FULLER JAMES lawyer, 150 State, h 49 LaFayette
Fuller John I., mowing machine agt., h 55 Ferry
Fuller Richard, bds 49 LaFayette
Fuller R. M., student, bds 55 Ferry
Fuller Robert, physician, 140 State, bds 2 Church
Fuller Thomas, vol. 93d regt., bds 65 Centre
Fuller Wm. Mrs., h 65 Centre
vFuller Wm. W., vol. 134th regt., bds 65 Centre
Fullerton Eliza Miss, h 83 Centre
Furbeck James A., grocer, 97 Ferry, h 19 Liberty
Furman Henry A., broom dealer, Washington, h 111
Union
Furman Robert, dry goods, 79 State, h 51 Smith
Fursman Wm. H., clerk, bds Mcintosh's Hotel
G.
Gallaher Michael, bds 75 Fonda
GALLAHER PATRICK, grocer, 75 Fonda, h do
Galling Jacob F., moulder, h 9 Amanda
Galvin Catharine, domestic, 50 Washington ave.
Galvin Mary, widow James, h 7 Warren
Gamroe Lewis, blacksmith, h 87 Liberty
Gannon Catharine, widow Daniel, h 139 Union
Gardinier John, carpenter, h 48 White
Gardiner Peter, hostler, Mcintosh's Hotel
GARDINER WILLIAM, harness & saddlery, 80 State,
h 49 College, (see adv)
76. SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Garding Court, laborer, h 6 Ferry
Gardner Job F. Mrs., h 96 Ferry
Gardner Moses, h 51 Green
Garlick Frederick, tailor, h 69 Front
Garlock Augustus O., barber, 168 State, h 24 Yates
Garrett H. J., dentist, 45 State, bds 108 Liberty
Garrity Catharine, widow, h 22 Railroad
Garrity Francis, machinist, h 47 Romeyn
Garrity James, machinist, h 84 Romeyn
Garrity John, vol., 134th regt., bds G3 Smith
Garrity Mary, widow Michael, h 63 Smith
Garrity Michael, machinist, h 88 Romeyn
■Gates Joseph, druggist, h 295 State
Gates Lewis, laborer, h 27 Franklin
Gates Stephen D., carman, h 25 Franklin
Gates William, machinist, h 6 Fonda
Gaw David J., capt. 77th regt., h 62 Front
Gaw James G., clerk, h 62 Front
Gaylord Martin, brickmaker, h 58 LaFayette
Gay William, boilermaker, h 49 Front
George Mrs., widow, h 34 Union
George Mathew, carpenter, h 197 State
Gergen Peter, machinist, h 37 Front
German Bruce, foreman, h 138 Front
German De Witt, machinist, bds 9 Jefferson
Germond Morgan, h 120 Front
Getkow Louis, tailor, h 236 State [Hotel
Getman Andrew, conductor, N. Y. C. R. R., bds Fuller's
Gibson John, tailor, h 77 Front
Gibson William, h 6 Cottage row
Gifford George, farmer, h 35 LaFayette
Gilbert George, h 54 College [26 Liberty
Gilbert James, clerk, Hanford's insurance office. State, h
Giles James J., carpenter, h. 55 Union
Giles John, stationkeeper. Canal, h 62 Church
Giles William, carpenter, h 134 Centre
Gill Lawrence, laborer, bds 14 Hamilton
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 77
Gillespie Abraham, sheriff, 28 Union, h do
GillesjDie George C, carpenter, h 212 State
Gillespie William Mitchell, professor civil engineering,
Union College, h 180 Union
Gillick — , tailor, h 12 Jay
GILMOUR JOHN, books and stationery, 93 State, h 6
Cottage row, (see adv.)
Ginn James W., coach trimmer, bds Fuller's Hotel
Girvin Edward, conductor, N. Y. C. R. R., bds Fuller's
Hotel
Givan Mathew, tailor, h 5 South ave, up stairs
Givens Wm. 0., bds G7 Liberty
Gleason Daniel, maltster, h 25 Dock .
Gleason Margaret Mrs., h 79 Front
Gleis Michael, shoemaker, h College Terrace
Glenn George W., engineer, h 49 Green
Glenn Henry, machinist, h 58 College
Glenn Jacob S., moulder, h 44 College
Goergen Jacob, laborer, h 297 State
Goggins James, gasfitter, h 19 Hamilton
Goluck Charles, chairmaker, h 154 Front
Gombell Frederick, cabinetmaker, State, h 8 Green
Goodfellow Elijah, h 72 Romeyn
Goodrich Horace, teller Schenectady Bank, h 1 Union
JOHN GILMOUR,
DEALER IN
te> BOOKS, STATIONERI
AND
PAPER HANGINGS,
No. 93 State Street,
SCHENECTADY.
2^° Books aud Mngaziues Bound to Order.
78 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Goodrich William L., cashier Schenectady Bank, h 13 State
Gordon Philip 11., saloon, 21 Rotterdam, h do
Gow Maria, widow Alexander, h 65 Front
Gozzar Alfred, machinist, bds 73 Liberty
Graham Deborah Miss, h 44 Washington ave
Graham Joseph B., [Young <& Graham,) h 171 Union
Grant James, laborer, h 12 Hamilton
Grant Peter, engineer, h 118 Front
Gray Elias P., restaurant and dining hall, 157 State, h do
Gray John, blacksmith, h 1 Pine
Gray Robert, shoemaker, 184 State, h do
Green Walter C, wood dealer, h 47 State [Centre
Greenhalgh William, [jBarhydt db Greenhalgh,) h 102
Gregory Isaac M., ed. Daily Star, 170 State, h 69 Centre
Greig Anna Mrs., widow William, h 57 Smith
Greig George, boilermaker, h 70 Jay
Gridley Wm., bds 81 Liberty
Griffin Ann Miss, h 31 Centre
Griffis Mary Mrs., h 54 Barrett
Griffith Whitney, h 176 Union
Grimm Mary D., widow John, h 36 Albany turnpike
Groat John, machinist, h 55 Barrett
Groat Nelson, machinist, bds 50 Ferry
Groff Gustavus, tailor, h 3 Rail Road
GrofF Mary, domestic, Washington ave, n Front
Groot C. S. Mrs., h 41 State
GROOT EDWARD W., books, stationery and news
rooms, 168 State, bds 55 Liberty, (see adv.)
Groot Richard D., teamster, h 30 South ave
Groot Simon C, (S. 0. Groot d Co.,) h 60 Union
Groot S. C. & Co., dry goods, 43 State
Grout Hammond V., machinist, h 55 Barrett
Grow Mary Mrs., tailor ess, h 66 Jay
Guadendorff Herman, druggist, 85 State, h 87 do
Guernsey Solomon Mrs., h 11 LaFayette
Guisler Julius, painter, h 7 Monroe
Gunn Patrick, mason, h 15 Jay
Gyer John, tailor, h 297 State
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY, 79
H.
Hack Frederick, baker, h College terrace, n Liberty
Haffran Daniel, laborer, h 20 South ave
Hagadorii Ezekiel, carpenter, h 131 Union
Hagan Margaret C, widow, h 11 Rotterdam
Hagerman John, machinist, bds 4 North
Haight James E., machinist, h 27 Jefferson
Haley Michael, laborer, h 61 Green
Hall James, spinner, 64 Church
Hall Otis W., brakeman, h 74 Centre
Hallo well George, carpenter, h 45 LaFayette
Hamilton John, laborer, h 13 Park Place
Hamilton Robert, laborer, h 17 Park Place
Hamlin Garry B., [Clark and Ra^nlin), h 35 LaFayette
Hamlin Solyma, cooper, h 73 Washington ave
Handy Elizabeth, widow Richard, h 137 Front
Hanford George T., insurance agent and U. S. assessor,
114 State, bds Eagle Hotel
Hanford William H., surveyor, h 37 Clinton
Hang William G., laborer, h 37 Albany turnpike
Hanley Michael, vol., 16th heavy artillery, h 83 Fonda
Hanley Patrick, engineer, h 62 Fonda
Hanlon Michael, saloon, 265 State, h 267 do
Hanlon Philip, laborer, h 69 Fonda
Hannah James, leather dealer, h 43 LaFayette
Hannan Catharine, domestic, 62 Centre
Hannas Thomas E., mechanic, h 142 Union
Hanney James, machinist, h 81 Fonda
Hanselman Jacob F., teamster, h 41 College
Harbison James W., carpenter, h 37 Green
Harbison Robert, vol. 134th regt., bds 37 Green
Harbison Robert, hardware, 116 State, h 99 Centre
Hardie Henry, barber. State, h Pine alley, n Pine
Hardie Thomas, blacksmith, h 3 South ave
Hardin George, cabinet maker, h 24 Ferry
. 80 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY,
Hardy Diana, domestic, c Church and Front
Hardy Nicholas, laborer, h Fonda, c N. Y. C. E. R
Hargraves James, blacksmith, h 15 Jay
Harrington Patrick, broom maker, h 62 Chm'ch
Harkin Wm., laborer, h 14 Jefferson
Harkles Tobias, laborer, h 33 Barrett
Harman Anna E. Mrs., widow Joshua, h 179 Union
Harman Joseph, justice, 165 State, h 25 Front
Harn Ann Mrs., h 8 State
Harrington A. J., bartender Drullard's Hotel
Harrington J. B., telegraph operator, bds Davis House
Harran Patrick, laborer, h Liberty, n LaFayette
, Harris S. S., machinist, h 46 College
Harris William, laborer, h 41 Jay
Harron Charles, shoemaker, bds Sharratt House
Hart John, machinist, bds 65 Union
Hart Patrick, laborer, h 33 Centre
Hartness John, machinist, h 83 Centre
Hartt Mett, laborer, h Albany
Harvey Henry, engineer N. Y. C. E. E., h 33 Clinton
* Harvey James, machinist, h 81 Front
Harvey Jenette, widow Daniel, bds 81 Front
Hasbrouck A. L. Mrs., h 70 Union
Hastings James, tinsmith, h 72 Jay
Hathaway Eobine, boat captain, h 299 State
Hausman Frederick, engineer N. Y. C. R. E., h 80 Liberty
Haverley Wm. H., engineer, h 48 College
Hawley Maria M., widow Henry, bds 43 Smith
Hawley Wm. H., clerk, h 43 Smith
Hawks — , machinist, h New, n Union
Hay James, machinist, h 18 Jefferson
Hayes John, laborer, h 149 Centre [tosh's Hotel
Hays George Washington, carriage trimmer, bds Mcln-
Hearne Martin, laborer, h New, n Union [Hotel
Heath Eichard, brakeman N. Y. C. E. E., bds Fuller's
Heatly Philip, teamster, h 6 Washington ave
Hedden Samuel 0., h 106 Union
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 81
Heeny Jane, domestic, 29 Washington ave
Hefferman Thomas, coach builder, bds Fuller's Hotel
Heise Heinrich, machhiist, h College terrace
Helm Frank T., machinist, 239 State, h do
Helmer Henry F., brakeman, h 28 Pine
Helmer William H., {Strong d' Helmer,) h 126 Centre
Hemstreet Michael, hotel, 176 State
Henderson Sarah Mrs., h Veeder's ave
Hendricks Stephen, laborer, h Lydia
Henkelman Andrew, tailor, h Rotterdam, n the canal
Henry Benjamin, pedler, h 60 Ferry
Henry Jacob, clothing, 46 State, h 44 do
Henry Patrick, laborer, h 38 College
Henry William, architect and surveyor, h 174 Union
Herman Christopher, machinist, h 15 Warren
Heron John, machinist, h 163 Union
Heron Patrick, machinist, h 68 Fonda
Heron William, machinist, h 85 Romeyn
Herrman Mary, domestic, 29 Liberty
Heubner Frederick, laborer, h 3 Railroad
Heyman J., [Lavinthal d Heyman,) h 8 Smith
Hibbard Edward, agt. gas co., h 26 Barrett
Higgins John, shoemaker, h 4 Fonda
Highson Peter, pedler, h Liberty, n College terrace
Hildebrand Jacob, h 9 Jay
Hildebrant Henry, machinist, h 70 Front
Hilderbrand John, carman, h 19 Jay
Hill — , tailor, bds 73 Liberty
Hill John L.. (Johnson & Hill,) h 113 Liberty
Hill Martha, domestic, 91 Front
Hill S. P., grocer, 106 Romeyn, h do
Hilts John S., carpenter, h 178 Union
Hindman Daniel, laborer, bds 8 Monroe
Hines James, h 19 Smith
Hines John, cooper, h Rotterdam, n the Canal
Histed Charles, blacksmith, h College, n Green
Hitchcock L. F., watchmaker, bds 171 Union
82 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Hoag Casper F., h 167 Union
Hodgkiss George, machinist, h 134 Union
Hodgson Robert, clerk, h 44 State
Hoffman Abraham, machinist, h 141 Front
Hoffman Adam, Laborer, 35 Centre
Hoffman George, vol. 13th heavy artillery, bds 36 Centri
Hoffman Hannah, widow William, h 4 Jay
Hoffman Mary, domestic, 7 Union
Hogan Michael, fireman, h 2 Hamilton
Hogeboom Edward, bookkeeper, 93 Union, h 28 Smith
Hogeboom Susan Mrs., widow Peter, h 28 Smith
Holiday Thomas, laborer, bds 131 Front
Holmes Elizabeth, widow John, h 28 Pine
Holmes Peter W., h 50 Washington ave
Holton William M., h 55 Union
Hook Fanny Miss, h 181 Union
Hook Frederick, h 181 Union
Hoppmann Caroline, widow Charles, bds 64 Front
Hoppmann Henry, fireman, h 64 Front
Horn Joseph C, laborer, h Albany
Home Anna Mrs., h 102 Liberty
Horsfall John O., h 51 Union
Horsfall Joseph, bds 51 Union
Horsfall Sarah, widow Wm., h 18 Jay
Horsfall Wm. V., engraver, bds 18 Jay
Hart Lewis, blacksmith, bds 73 Liberty
Horth Wm. F., machinist, bds 23 Yates
Hotailing Garrett, brakeman, h 47 College
Hough Ann Mrs., h 36 Washington ave
Houghtaling Henry, farmer, h DeGroff
Hourigan Ellen, widow Patrick, h 5 Pine
Housen John, laborer, h 1 North
Housen Martin, brakeman, h 27 North
Houston Henry B., printer, h 107 Liberty
Howard John N., machinist, bds 18 College
Howard John S., machinist, h 18 College
Howard Wm. B., vol. 48th regt., bds 18 College
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 83
Howe Daniel, macliinist, h 22 LaFayette
Howe AVm. H., 134tli regt. N. Y. S. V., h 22 LaFayette
Howell Esther Mrs., h 6 Front
Howse Robert, gardener, h Deserving
Howse William, grocer, 79 Ferry, h do
Huber Peter, brewer, h 96 Union
Hubner Henry, lager beer saloon, 98 Ferry, h do
Hulbert Eugene, carpenter, h 59 Church
Hulbert Rachael Mrs., bds 59 Church
Hull S. A., merchant tailor & gent's furnishing goods, 83
State, h 244 do
Hulling Henry, teamster, h 30 North [Union
Hunter Arthur W., agt. J. Roy & Co. shawl manuf., h 9
Hursey Sarah Mrs., widow David, h 9 Front
Hutchinson Leonard L., station keeper, h 33 Smith
Hyman David, tailor, State, h 8 Smith
I.
Iredale George, spinner, h 77 Church
Isele Henry, vol. 119 regt., h 80 Romeyn
Isham James, coach painter, bds Fuller's Hotel
•
J.
Jackson Allen H., Col. 134th regt., bds 29 Washington ave
Jackson Alonzo Mrs., h 30 Washington ave
Jackson Blandina Mrs., h 152 Union
Jackson John J., laborer, h 88 Ferry
Jackson James, machinist, h 30 Green
Jackson John, baggageman, h 41 Smith
Jackson John, waiter, h Fonda, n N. Y. C. R. R
Jackson Robert, ( Wendell & JacTcson,) h 32 Pine
Jackson Robert, clerk, bds 120 Front [ave
JACKSON S. W., lawyer, 10 Union, h 29 Washington
84 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Jacobs James, fireman, h 34 South ave
Jarvie John, carder, h 70 Church
Jarvie Robert, laborer, h 30 Front
Jarvis Elizabeth, widow John, h 57 Union
JefFerds Catharine Miss, h 26 Green
Jeffords A. E. Miss, milliner, 105 Union, h do
Jeffries John, carpenter, h 131 Liberty
Jeffries John, laborer, h Liberty [15 Yates
Jennings Sarah E. Miss, sewing machines, 130 State, bds
John Matthias, laborer, h 297 State
John Nicholas, tailor, h 2 North
John Theodore, laborer, h 33 Albany turnpike
John William, laborer, h 34 Albany turnpike
Johnson Gilbert, laborer, h 54 Barrett
Johnson Harvey, farmer, h 47 Pine [h do
Johnson John A., saloon and vegetable store, 182 State,
Johnson L. L., machinist, h 112 Eront
Johnson Margaret, domestic. Church, c Union
Johnson Stephen H., [Johnson <& Hill,) county judge and
surrogate, bds Eagle Hotel
Johnson Thomas, laborer, h 12 South ave
Johnson William, millinery goods, 91 State, h89 do
JOHNSON & HILL, attorneys at law, 15 Union
Joice Sarah, widow John, h 55 Front
Jones Eli, h 24 LaEayette
Jones John C, switch tender, h 10 Green
Jones John C, vol., 134th regt, h 94 Romeyn
Jones J. L., telegraph operator, bds Davis House
Jones Joel W., leather and findings, 112 State, h 23
Liberty
Jones Taylor, blacksmith, h 186 Union
Jones William, machinist, h 16 Jefferson
Jones William H., harnessmaker, h 103 Liberty
Joslin James T., Lieut. 134th rgt. N. Y. V., bds 3 Church
Joslin Samuel, machinist, h 66 Front
Juno Charles, bartender, Givens' Hotel
Jutkins A. J. Rev., h 89 Liberty
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K.
Kabele Benedict, laborer, bds 29 Romeyn
Kabele Charles, stone cutter, h Romeyn, n Nott
Kabele Reynold, laborer, bds 29 Romeyn
Kabley John, shoemaker, h 43 College
Katins James, laborer, h 38 Romeyn
Keathy Philtz, h Albany
Keeler Frederick, laborer, h 6 Ferry
Keeley Ellen Mrs., widow John, h 151 Centre
Keigher Barnard, laborer, h 31 Centre
Keigher Mary, domestic, 23 Washington ave
Keller John, vol. 134th regt. N. Y. S. V., h 68 Church
Kelley John, miller, h 53 \Vashington ave
Kelley William S., millwright, h 68 LaFayette
Kelly Catharine Miss, h 34 State
Kelly James J., machinist, h 21 Centre
Kelly John, laborer, h 77 Fonda, up stairs
Kelly Margaret, widow Thomas, bds 21 Centre
Kelly Mary Miss, h 34 State
Kelly Minerva, widow Charles, h N. C. R. R., n Fonda
Kelly Michael, blacksmith, h 5 Warren
Kelly Patrick, machinist, h 21 Centre
Kelsey Nathaniel, ( W. W. Pettingill d: Co., also Beehe <&
Kelsei/,) supt. W. T. Co., h 135 Centre
KEMP HENRY R., merchant tailor, 156 State, h 7 Frank-
lin, (see adv.)
Kennedy James H., hatter, h 6 North
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, h 1 1 Governor's lane
Kendrick Dennis, watchman, h 80 Fonda
Kenny Eliza, widow Samuel, h 75 Liberty
Kenny Martin, laborer, h 70 Fonda
Kenny Philip, clerk, bds 75 Liberty [ler's Hotel
KENNY THOMAS H., marble works, 1 State, bds Ful-
Kerk Auder, saloon, 4 Dock, h Jay, n c Union
Kernan James, laborer, h Myers, alley, n South ave
86 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
KeiT Andrew, h 94 Ferry [124 Centre, (see adv.)
KETCHUM A. M., gents' furnishing goods, 133 State, h
Ketehum Daniel, laborer, h 61 Fonda
Ketchum Jaeob, machinist, h 50 Barrett
Ketehum J. L., machinist, bds 61 Fonda
Ketchum M. A. Mrs., h 124 Centre
Ketchum Nancy, widow R. C, h 99 Centre
Ketchum Robert, h 85 Union
Keyes Patrick, laborer, h 5 South ave
Keyser Paul, laborer, h 16 Water
Kiernan Thomas, switchman, h 1 1 Madison
Kildoile John, machinist, h 71 Fonda
Kile John, laborer, h 35 Albany turnpike
Killian John, blacksmith, h Romeyn, n South ave
Kilmartin John, grocer, 13 Rotterdam, h 15 do
Kinegar John, blacksmith, h 28 Yates
King B. S., laborer, h 67 Fonda
King Mary A. Mrs., h East Liberty, c Prospect
King Maurice, tailor, h 34 Union
King Solomon B., mason, h 151 Front
King William A., tailor, h 25 Jefferson
Kinghorn William, dyer, 2 Railroad, c Water, h do
Kingsbury C. E., music teacher, h 45 Front
Kinney Patrick, laborer, h 23 Yates
Kirkpatrick David, vol. 134th regt., h 22 Smith
Kittle Daniel M., machinist, h 87 Front
Kittle Nicholas, carpenter, h 48 LaFayette
Klein Gertrude Miss, bds 46 Union
Kline Henry, laborer, h 38 Washington ave
Knapp Elma Mrs., dressmaker, 12 Smith, h do
Knecht Frederick, bakery, 23 and 25 Jay, h do
Knedell William, soap and candle maker, 20 Dock, h 24
LaFayette
Knight Hellen, widow Horace, h 10 South ave
Knight Michael, laborer, h 52 Romeyn
Knoll John, laborer, h 14 South ave
Knowlson John, bookkeeper, h 91 Centre
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SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 87
Knowlton Alonzo, machinist, h 24 Barrett
Knowlton David, tinsmith, h 4 Smith
Knowlton Ellen, widow Daniel, h 119 Front
Knowlton Judith, widow Daniel, bds 4 Smith
Kochem William, h Albany
Kotterer Pius Rev., pastor St. Joseph Church, h 58 Jay
Krank Eva Mrs., widow, h 37 Barrett
Kreasman Anthony, tinsmith, h 90 Romeyn
Kuhn Jacob, cabinetmaker, h 16 Water
Kuse Henry, laborer, h 3 Rotterdam
Lacy John, [Lacy <& Perkins), h 108 State
LACY & PERKINS, dentists, 108 Stale
Ladd Daniel E., clerk, bds 16 LaFayette
Ladd Isaac P., saloon, 191 State, h 57 Jay
Ladd James, clerk, h 16 LaFayette
Ladd John D., clerk, h 13 Hamilton
Lake John, painter, 85 Union, h do
Lake Henry, painter, h 118 Front
Lamb Emily Mrs., widow George V., h 2 Green
Lamb Juliette Mrs., widow Maxon, h 33 Clinton
Lamp Catharine, widow, h 31 Rotterdam
Lamp Garret, farmer, h 5 Rotterdam
Lamphear Henry, machinist, h 61 LaFayette
Lancaster Experience Mrs., bds 15 Yates
Landon Judson S., lawyer, 165 State, h 85 Front
Lang Dora, domestic, 51 Union
Langdon Angelica, widow John, h 55 Front
Lansing Benjamin L., clerk, h 34 Smith
Lansing Benjamin Mrs., dressmaker, 34 Smith, h do
Lansing Francis, farmer, h 53 College
Lathrop John E., watchman, h 71 Centre [Fayette
La Tour Francis, barber, under Fuller's Hotel, h 16 La-
Laramie Samuel H., grocer, 97 Union, h do
88 schI
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Larnan Hugh, laborer, h 10 Warren
Larue Jane, widow Milo, h 84 College
Lauder Agnes, widow David, Ixls 7 Cottage Row
Lauder A. R., laborer, h 7 Cottage Row
Laventhall Abraham, clothing, 72 State, h 8 Smith
Lavinthal D., (Lavinthal (& Heyman,) h 8 Smith
Lavinthal & Heyman, clothing, 144 State
Lawrence E. V. Mrs., widow, h 137 Liberty-
Lawrence Wm., chairmaker, h 8 South ave
Leaward Charles, laborer, h Veeder's ave
Lee D. M., hats, caps and furs, 110 State, h 80 Union
Lee Robert, sailor, h 39 Barrett
Lehmar Barbara Mrs., h East Liberty, c Prospect
Lempar Wm., laborer, h Warren, n Fonda
Lermy Bridget, domestic, 117 Union
Lent Robert, bds Davis House
Leanard James, laborer, h 72 Fonda
Leonard James L., machinist, h 17 Monroe
Levi Coin, clothing, 166 State, h do
Levi Jonathan, country store, 102 & 104 State, h do
Levy Pfeifer, clothing, 90 State, h do
Liddle John G., foreman, h 1 Clinton
Lighthall Ahasuerus, shoemaker, h 29 Barrett
Lighthall James, tinsmith, h 54 Washington ave
Lindley C. L., forwarding, commission and oil store, 5
Dock, h 26 Liberty
Lindley Silas H., dry goods, 121 State, h 123 do
Linn Archibald, vol. 2nd N. Y. Cav., bds 103 Union
Linn Charles F., bds 103 Union
Linn Mary, widow Archibald, h 103 Union
Lipps Edward, shoemaker, h Cottage terrace, n Union
Lochead Wm., bds 118 Front
Lockwood Jacob, painter, h 12 Water
Locust Frederick, laborer, h 29 Jefferson
Long Eugene, stonecutter, bds Fuller's Hotel
Lord Burr S., — , h Veeder's ave •
Lucas Ernst, saloon, 61 Liberty, h do
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 89
•■ ■'
Lucas George, saloon, 9 Dock, h do
Luckhurst Charles, laborer, h 29 Dock
Luffman O. S., bookkeeper, h 41 Front
Luke Charles, laborer, h 19 North
Luke John, shoemaker, h 18 South ave
Lunney James, grocer, 74 Romeyn, h 17 South ave
Lunney Jane, domestic, 46 Washington ave
Lusher Joseph, h 70 Jay
Lyall Anthony, student, bds 74 Fonda [ave
Lynet Margaret, widow Patrick, h Myers' alley, n South
Lyon Benjamin F., (B. F. cS: J. H. Lyon,) h 34 Church
Lyon Catharine, widow Elias, h 78 College
Lyon David, harnessmaker, h 83 Front
Lyon James H., {B. F. <£• J. H. Lijon) h 11*7 Union
Lyon J. A., bds 117 Union
Lyon Joseph, trunk dealer, State, h 117 Union
Lyon Mary J . Miss, 70 Liberty
Lyon Samuel, machinist, h 155 Front
Lyon B. F. & J. H., saddlery, hardware, and trunks,
187 State
Lyons Peter, laborer, h 39 Jay
M.
Mack Margaret, widow Cornelius, bds 86 Fonda
Madden Edward, fireman, h 72 Romeyn
Madigan John, laborer, h 20 South ave
Maenarzhagen John, shoemaker, h 27 White
Magovern Ann, domestic, 18 Liberty [Union
Magail Hugh, janitor. South College, College terrace, n
Mohan Patrick, h 153 Centre
Mairs James W., (James Walker d' Co.,) h 91 Liberty
Malcomb, James B., h 66 Washington ave
Malver John, laborer, h 31 Albany turnpike
Marcellus Cornelia Mrs., h 71 Front
Marcellus Isaac, machinist, bds 1l Front
90 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Marcellus James H., vol. 91st rgt., bcls 71 Front j
Marcellus John, clerk, bds 12 College
Marcellus John N., laborer, h 91 Front
Marcellus Nancy, widow Peter, h 119 Front
Marcellus Nicholas, vol. 134th rgt., bds 71 Front
Marcellus Robertj cigarmaker, h 12 College j
Marcellus Sarah, widow Nicholas^ bds 91 Front !
Marhafer Philip, shoemaker, h 25 LaFayette !
Marks David, clothing, 132 and 134 State, h 36 Clinton
Marks Dora Mrs., h 36 Clinton
Marks Nicholas, laborer, h Albany
Marks Peter, broommaker, h Lydia :
Marlett George, clerk, h 55 LaFayette [Barrett ■
Marlett J. J., Adjutant General's office, Albany, h 44
Marney Michael, laborer, h 4 Hamilton
Marrin Margaret, domestic, 21 Front
Marsden William, laborer, h 54 White
Marselis Henry, harnessmaker, 227-|- State, h 67 LaFayette
Marsellius Abraham, machinist, h 43 Smith
Marsellus Eliza L. Miss, h 75 Ferry
Marshall Abraham, clerk, bds Mcintosh's Hotel
Marshall Wm., h 62 Ferry
Martin Catharine Mrs., h 98 Romeyn
Martin Edward, laborer, h De Groif
Martin George W., machinist, h 151 Front
Martin Henry, broommaker, h 5 Ferry
Martin James, laborer, h 49 Romeyn
Martin Joseph, machinist, h 23 John [Fonda
Martin Margaret, widow Constantine, h N. Y. C. R. R., n
Martin Michael, laborer, h Myers' alley, n South ave
Martin Patrick, laborer, h 67 Romeyn
Martin Peter, blacksmith, h 58 Liberty
Martin Roddy, h Union, n College terrace
Martins Henry, laborer, h 9 John
Mason Charles J., Merchant tailor, 164 State, h 26 Jay
Mathews Andrew, dry goods, 145 State, h 35 Church
Mathews Charles, loan commissioner, State, h 58 Smith
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Mathews John Mrs., h 9 State
Mathews Wm. H., Lieut. 18th N. Y. cav., h 142 Union
Maurice Fitz, laborer, h 94 Fonda
Maxon Ethan A., clerk, bds 104 Union
MAXON GEORGE G., president Mohawk Bank, and
flour and feed, 2, 4, 6 and 8 Wall, c Liberty, h 104
Union, (see adv.)
Maxson Hiram, locksmith, 131, h do
May Jacob, shoemaker, 10 Dock, h do
Maybe Franklin B., h Albany
May hew Frederick, carman, h 74 Centre
Mayhew M. M., vol. 13th heavy Artillery, bds 74 Centre
McAllister Daniel, shoemaker, h 10 Jay
McAllister Elizabeth, widow Angus, bds 10 Jay
McArthur Alexander Mrs., h 65 Romeyn
Mc Arthur Cornelius, blacksmith, bds 65 Romeyn
McArthur James, machinist, bds 65 Romeyn
McOabe Rogers, laborer, h De Groff
McCaffry Christopher, laborer, h 53 Romeyn
McCamus Edward, ( W77i. McCamus dt Co.), h28 Liberty
McCamus E. Mrs., h 28 Liberty
McCamus Thomas W., (Wm. McCamus (& Co.), bds 30
Liberty [Liberty
McCamus William, (Wm. McCamus S Co.), h 30
McCAMUS WILLIAM & CO., dry goods merchants, 137
State, (see adv.)
McCann Christopher, blacksmith, h 5 State
McCann John, clerk. Miller's Hotel
McCann Maria, widow, h 16 Rotterdam
McCarty George, machinist, bds 54 Union
McCarty Julia, widow Daniel, h 17 John
McCarty Patrick, laborer, h 24 Jefferson
McCauley Bridget, domestic, 31 Washington ave
McCauley Francis, laborer, h 107 Front [terrace
McChesney John G., lawyer, 165 State, h State, c Nott
McClyman George, machinist, h 17 College
McCorkle Lillian Mrs., h 130 Union
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SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
McCormick Thomas, laborer, h 94 Romeyn
McCurtie William, carpenter, h 14 Franklin
McDaniel Duncan, h 21 State
McDermott Ann, domestic, 40 Washington ave
McDERMOTT JOHN, dealer in groceries, &c., 125
Union, h 98 Fonda, (see adv.)
McDermott John, mason, bds 45 Romeyn
McDermott Patrick, laborer, h 136 Front
McDermott Patrick, laborer, h 45 Romeyn
McDermott Patrick, Jr., machinist, bds 45 Romeyn
McDonald John, laborer, h 99 Union
McDonald Michael, engineer, h Myers' alley, n South ave
McDonald Michael, fireman, bds 86 Centre
McDonald Mrs., h Albany
McDonald Philip, helper, h 10 LaFayette
McDonald William, carpenter, h 29 Yates
McDonnelly Bridget, domestic, 35 Union
McDonough Michael, laborer, h 10 State
McDugall Duncan, h 54 Union
McEncroe John, mason, h 9 LaFayette
McEvoy Ann, widow John, h 7 Liberty
McEvoy Michael, shoemaker, h Myers' alley, n South ave
McFarlan Ann Mrs., h 18 State
McGee Thomas, blacksmith, h 13 Hamilton
JOHN McDERMOTT,
Groceries, Provisions,
FXJ.CDTJ-R, IFEEID,
Hams, Salt Pork, Fish, Eggrs. Hutter,
Cheese, Salt, Tickles, Cider & Yi.negak,
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Syrup, Molasses,
fcSpices, &o«
Country Pkoduce taken in exchange for
Goods.
No. 125 Union St., cor. of Fonda,
SCHENECTADY, N. Y,
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 93
McGinnis Patrick, laborer, h 11 South ave •
McGoey Mary, widow Alichael, bds 152 Centre
McGoey Thomas, laborer, h 152 Centre
McGrail Ann, domestic, 50 Union
McGraile Ellen Mrs., h 109 Front
McGraw Joseph, vol, 134th regt., bds 48 LaFayette
McGney John, laborer, h 60 Church
McGuire Kate, domestic, 60 Union
McGukin Sarah A. Miss, millinery, 48 State, h do
Mclnall Robert, machinist, h 80 Fonda
Mclnnall George, machinist, bds 40 Clinton
Mcintosh Angus, prop'r Mcintosh Hotel, 215 State
Mcintosh W. J., clerk, Mcintosh Hotel
McKerlie Anna M. Mrs., widow Alexander, h 56 Jay
McKerlie William, grocer, 38 State, h do
McKinney James, laborer, h 11 Water, c Washington ave
McKinney James, vol. 134th regt., bds 12 Ferry
McKinney James, watchman, h 109 Front
McKinney Lansing, blacksmith, h 71 Front
McKinney Samuel, wagonmaker, h 12 Ferry
McKinnon John, machinist, bds 35 Romeyn
McManners Margaret, domestic, 29 Washington ave
McMartin David, ticket agent, N. Y. C. R. R. depot, h 67
Union
McMichael Gertrude, widow John, h 23 Front
McMichael John, bds 23 Front
McMichael Rachael Mrs., h 53 College
McMuldroch Agnes Miss, h 80 College
McMullen Andrew, coal and wood, 93 Union, h 185 do
McMullen Elizabeth, widow Thomas, h N. Y. C. R. R.,
n Romeyn
McMullen William, cabinetmaker, h 18 Green
McMullen \\'m. J., clerk, Ji 62 Centre
McNee John, undertaker, shop 23 Front, h do
McNee Walter, carpenter, shop 5 Church, h do
McNevin AVm., gardener, h 70 Romeyn
McOmber Abner, carpenter, h 14 Smith
94 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
McPhearson Jane A. Miss, h 130 Union
McQueen George, h 229 State
McQueen Peter, laborer, h 37 Ronieyn [Union
McQueen Walter, superintendent locomotive works, h 148
McShea John, Jr., county clerk, 17 Union, h at Niskajuna
Mead John, machinist, h 138 Liberty
Medler Catharine Mrs., bds 30 Yates
Medler Martin, laborer, bds 30 Yates
Medler Thomas, vol. I34th regt., bds 30 Yates
Meeker Caleb B., h 86 Barrett
Meeker Sarah Mrs., widow Josiah, h 160 Union
Meeker William, painter, h 65 Union
Meesick Angelica Miss, bds 110 Liberty
Mehan Andrew, watchman, N. Y. C. R. R., h 36 Hamilton
Mehan James, switchtender, h 151 Centre
Meitz Catharine, domestic, 103 Union
Melanophy John, grocer, 52 Jay, c Franklin, h do
Merselis Richard, h 132 Union
Mesick Abram, h 44 White
Messenger George, painter, h 57 Romeyn
Metcalf Richard, blacksmith, h 20 Yates
Metzin Martin, laborer, h 5 Ferry
Milber Xavier, laborer, h 3 Rotterdam
Miles Elizabeth Mrs., bds 110 Union
Miles Julia, widow James, bds 22 Jefferson
Millard Charles, painter, h 92 Centre
Millard John W., {Clark <& Millard,) h 53 Front
Millard Marcus N., {Millard (& Crane,) h 139 Centre
Millard Martha Mrs., h 107 Union
Millard & Crane, grocers, 160 State
Miller Charles A., tinsmith, 96|- Ferry, h 50 Green
Miller "Frederick Mrs., h 21 LaFayette
Miller Jeremiah, grocer, 64 Washington ave, h do
Miller John, cabinetmaker, h 20 College
Miller John II. , carpenter, h 23 Jeflerson
MILLER PETER, grocer and prop. Miller's Hotel, 23,
25 and 27 Rotterdam
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Miller Thomas, h Myers' alley, n South ave
Mills Henry, laborer, h 72 Liberty
Milmine Isaac, foreman, h 51 White
M limine James, i^David Murray & Co.^) h Jay, n Franklin
Milmine John, h 22 Liberty
Mingen Isaac, soldier, h Albany
Minkler William, carpenter, bds American Hotel
Mitchell Thomas, lawyer, h 14 State
MITCHELL THOMAS, saloon, and fruit and oysters, 178
and ISO State, h do
Mitchell Thomas B., (Mitchell (& Beattie,) h 14 State
Mitchell & Beattie, lawyers, 71 State
Mix David, tailor, 64 State, h 33 Front
Moak Robert T., carpenter, h 21 Washington ave
Moir John, bds 70 Church
Moir Robert, spinner, bds 70 Church
Moltis Andrew, blacksmith, h 43 Jay
Moolick Thomas, shoemaker, h Myers' alley, n South ave
MOORE EDGAR W., baker and confectioner, 233 State,
h do, (see adv.) [115 do
Moore George W^., baker and confectioner, 113 State, h
Moore Ellen M. Mrs., widow Ransom, h 94 Liberty
Moorhouse John, wool assorter, h 45 State
Morgan Charles, mason, h 71 LaFayette
Morgan George W., engineer N. Y. C. R. R., h 35 Clinton
Morgan Mary Mrs., widow Cornelius, h 65 LaFayette
Morluck Jacob, laborer, h 18 W^ater
Morris Sarah, widow Joseph, h 57 Ferry
Morrison John, farmer, h 153 Front
Morrison Rebecca, widow James, bds 26 Jefferson
Morse William H., express agt., h 20 Hamilton
Morton Alexander, machinist, h 35 Romeyn
Morton George, machinist, h 27 Jefferson
Mudge F. R., mason, h 132 Centre
Mulvay Frank, laborer, h 30 Green
Mundsahl Frederick, laborer, h 30 North
Mundsahl John, laborer, h 16 North
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Murphy William, laborer, h 22 Water
Murray David, {D. Murray <& Co.,) h 1 Washington are
Murray Mary Mrs., h 124 Front
Murray Sarah, widow Thomas, bds 39 Green
Murray Walter, h Myers' alley, n South ave
MURRAY D. &-.C0., dry goods merchants, 63 State
Murren James, laborer, h 17 Warren
Murren John, laborer, h 26 Monroe
Mutimer Daniel C, stoves and tin ware^ 92 State^ h
44 College
Mychoof J. M., widow David, h 60 Union
Myer Christian, Co. B. 103d N. Y. S. V., h59LaFayette
Myer Jacob, boot and shoe maker, 27 Water, h do
Myers Carrie Mrs., bds 16 North
Myers Harry, clerk, bds 16 Liberty
Myers Jerome, farmer, h 60 Barrett
Myers John, broom manuf.. Flats, bet. the river and canal
Myers John M., Lieut. 13 heavy artillery, h 22 Smith
Myers Julius, coffee and spice manuf., 89 Fonda
Myers Mary Ann Mrs., h 16 Liberty
Myers Matthew, h 96 Centre
Myers Mordecai, h 93 Centre
Myers Nicholas, clerk, h 120 Liberty
Myers Samuel, watchmaker and jeweller, 119 State, h
117 do
Mynderse B. A., physician, 27 Liberty, h do
N.
Nail Samuel, grain dealer, h 49 White
Narly Conrad, laborer, h Myers' alley, n South ave
Neakly John, laborer, h Albany
Near George B., {^Feather stone, Near d' Co.,) h 176 Union
Negus John, blacksmith, h 3 Liberty
Neighbower George, machinist, h 69 Fonda
Neubauer William, clerk, bds 87 State
fidHENEC*ADY DIRECtOR^. 97
Neiiber Fi^ederick, laborer, h 68 Church [h 56 do
Neuber Martha Mrs., widow Henry, saloon, 54 Liberty,
Nevil Patrick, laborer, h 19 Jefferson -
Newbegin George W., machinist, h State, n LaFayette
Newell Jacob, laborer, h Veeder's ave
Newhouse Charles, laborer, h Veeder's ave
Newhouse Ernest, gardener, h 47 Fonda
Newman Wm. H., carpenter, bds 14 Smith
Nibbs Cornelius, machinist, h 31 Jefferson [fersoti
Nicklas George, ( W. Nicklas c& Son,) bds Front, n Jef-
Nicklas William, ( W, Nicklas <£• Son^) h Front, n Jefferson
Nicklas William & Son, grocer and meat market, 56 Union
Nichol James, boss weaver, h 30 Water, c Church
Nicholas George, bds 160 Front
Nicholas Wm., meat market. Union, h 160 Front
Nickerbocker Charles, baggage master, bds 46 Smith
Niper John, shoemaker, h 6 Barrett
Nolan Martin, mason, h Veeder's ave
Nolan Michael, mason, h 53 LaFayette
Norman Henry, blacksmith, h 87 Libei^ty
Norton Ann M., widow James, h 13 John
Norton Patrick, tailor, h 6 Warren
Norton Truman S., machinist, h 83 Romeyn
Nott Eliphalet Rev., D. D., LL. D., president Union Col-
lege, h College grounds, Union
Noyes Austin, engineer, h 48 Smith
o.
Oakley Frank, laborer, h 31 Centre
O'Brian Michael, helper, bds 86 Centre [Hotel
O'Brien James S., tobacconist, 101 Ferry, bds Miller's
O'Brien John, laborer; h 74 Fonda
O'Brien Michael, machinist, bds 23 Yates
O'Connel Bartholomew, butcher, h 40 White
O'Conner Mathew, h 19 John
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98 SCHENECTADY DIRECTOIl^.
O'Conner Peter, vol. 12th regulars, bcls 19 John
O'Dey John, laborer, h 64 Front
Ohlen Ann, widow John, h G8 Union
Ohlen George, cooper, 53 Church, h 27 Union
Ohlen Wni., clerk, bds 68 Union
Oldorf Charles D.-, patternmaker, h 21 Yates
Oliver Orville, clerk P. O., bds 82 Liberty
Onderkirk Daniel, h 102 Liberty
Onderkirk Jane Mrs., widow Edward, h 36 Green
Onderkirk Peter, h 6 Jay
Onderkirk P. M., cabinet repairer, 133 Union, h do
Onderkirk Wm., watchman, h 3 Green
O'Neil Hugh, blacksmith, h 5 Jefferson
O'Neil James, laborer, h 96 Romeyn
O'Neil John, switchman, h 5 Jefferson
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, h ID South ave ;.
Oppenheim King, pedler, h 70 State Jr
Orchard James W., machinist, h 76 Fonda &)
Orman Francis, freight dispatcher, h 59 Smith i|-
O'Roake Ann, domestic, Church, c Union
Orr Daniel, laborer, h 75 Church
Orsburn Jacob, farmer, h 66 Smith [pike
Osanert Charles, laborer, h Veeder's ave., n Albany turn-
Osborn George C, vol. I34th regt., bds 79 Front-
Osborn Samuel, vol. 122dregt., bds 79 Front
Osborn Thomas, laborer, h 79 Front
Osborn William, painter, h 62 Church
Ostrander Benjamin, laborer, h 71 Centre
Ostrom David L., grocer, 195 State, h 69 Barrett
Ostrom Henry, dry goods, 127 State, h 53 Barrett
Ostrom Spencer, machinist, h 46 Barrett
Ostrom William H., dry goods, h 8 Clinton
Ott Herman, machinist, h 29 Romeyn
Ott Joseph, shoemaker, h 36 Albany turnpike
Otten T., widow Charles, h 25 South ave.
Otto Frederick, laborer, h 12 Dock
Ower Frederick, shoemaker, h 51 Pine
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P.
Paffenback David, machinist, h 35 Jay-
Page Charles F., mechanic, h 120 Union
Page Edwin E., clerk, h 27 South ave [ton ave
PAIGE ALONZO C, lawyer, 10 Union, h 42 Washing-
Paige John K. Mrs., h 49 Washington ave
Paine Aaron ¥., blacksmith, h Y Jay
Palmer John A., clerk. State, bds 36 Church
Palmer Moses, shoemaker, h 21 State
Palmer Thomas Mrs., h 36 Church
Parker Benjamin, mechanic, h 37 Smith
Parker Hannah M. Mrs., bds 20 Jefferson
Parker John, laborer, h 22 Ferry
Parker John, vol. 134th regt., bds 87 Smith
Parker Joseph, machinist, h 35 Clinton
Parker Mary, widow Joseph, h 42 Fonda
Parker Thomas, machinist, h 67 Front
Parmentier Francis, confectioner, 74 Ferry, h do
Parmentier Theodore, laborer, h 57 Ferry-
Patten Walter, mason, h 150 Front
Patterson Ann Mrs., h 23 Green
Patterson Henry, laborer, h 27 South ave
Patterson John, shoemaker, bds 73 Liberty-
Patterson John, bds 23 Green
Patterson John W., machinist, h 64 Pomeyn
Patterson William, engineer, h 20 Ferry
Patterson William, machinist, h 35 Romeyn •
Payife Wm. Rev., rector St. George church, h 35 Ferry
Pearce S. V., carpenter, 115 Barrett, h do
Pearse James W., clerk, Fuller's Hotel
Pearson Caleb, h 189 Union
Pearson Jonathan, professor natural history, h 189 Union
Pearson Joseph K., student, h 124 Liberty
Pease Harman, physician, 105 State, h do
Pease Lewis, laborer, h 41 Albany turnpike
100 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Peaslee David W., fruit and confectionery, 164 State h do
Peckham Alvey G., engineer, h 8 Hamilton
Peckham William H., clerk, bds 8 Hamilton
Peek Ann, widow Peter, h 58 Ferry
Peek Jesse, copyist, h 128 Centre
Peek J. Y., vol. 134th regt., bds 89 Front
Peek Lewis, carman, h 10 Hamilton
Peek Mary, widow Christopher, bds 49 Green
Peek Nancy, widow Thomas, h 29 Centre
Peek Nancy Miss, bds 40 Green
Peek N. S., carpenter, h 89 Front
Peek Yates, conductor, h 42 Romeyn
Peeler John, broommaker, h White, n Franklin
Pellet William, machinist, h 49 Centre
Pelling John, laborer, h 32 Albany turnpike
Pelton Sumner M., mechanic, h 38 Barrett
Pemberton Thomas L., engineer, h 88 Front
Penny Jacob K., farmer, h 85 Romeyn
Peper Charles H., prop. American Hotel, 221 State
Perkins Daniel T., vol. 91st regt., bds 20 Jefferson
Perkins Jane Mrs., bds 59 Smith
Perkins Margaret F., w^idow Ansel, h 20 Jefferson
Perkins Oliver II., [Lacy S Perkins,) h 108 State
Perkins O. H., dentist, l3ds Fuller's Hotel
Perry Elizabeth, widow Roswell, h 94 Front
Perry James, cartman, h 18 Hamilton
Peters Alexis P., wines and liquors, 76 Washinton ave,
h52 do
Peters Alc^izo P., painter, h 54 Washington ave
Peters Andrew; brewer, h 19 State
Peters Christopher, h 102 Ferry
Peters Edward, wagonmaker, h 70 Washington ave
Peters Harman W., grocer, 1 Rotterdam, h 58 W^ash
ington ave
Peters Margaret, widow, h 74 Washington ave
Peters Vedder, blacksmith, h 70 Washington ave
Peterson A. O,, machinist, h 102 Front
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 101
Peterson George, painter, h 48 Jay
Peterson Randolph, vol. 6th heavey artillery, h Veeder's
ave, n Albany turnpike [Smith
Pettingill William W., ( W. W. Petiingill ck Co.,) h 21
PETTINGILL W. W. & CO., livery stable, 216 State
Pfan. Christena, widow Francis, bds 73 Romeyn
Pfan Francis, carpenter, h 73 Romeyn
Pfan John, blacksmith, bds 73 Romeyn
Pheney Ellen, widow Arthur, bds 77 Fonda
Philips Barnard, machinist, bds 71 Fonda
Philips Julia, widow Edward, bds 71 Fonda
Philips Ustacia A., domestic, 79 College
Phillips Amos, {A. Phillii:>s c^ Co.,) h 32 Smith
Phillips John, laborer, h 15 South ave
Phillips Joseph, engineer Schenectady Agricultural "Works,
h Rotterdam, n canal bridge
Phillips A. & Co., photographers, 99 State
Pickeler Nicholas, laborer, h Albany
Picket Harman, clerk, h 63 Centre
Pickett James, h 74 Union
Pierce William, clerk, bds Davis House
Pike Thomas P., R. R. dining saloon, one door N. Givens
Hotel, h 75 Centre
Pilling Charles H., bds 6Q Centre
Pilling Wm., h m Centre
Pilling Wm., Jr., machinist, bds 66 Centre (Franklin
Piper George, tallyman S. R. R. freight office, h 19
Piper Thomas, engineer, h 32 Centre
Pitman Enos, laborer, bds 10 Jefferson
Placer Anthony, laborer, h JPlbany
Placer John, broommaker, h Albany
Plain Jane, domestic, 26 Front
Plain John, machinist, h 124 Front
Plain Stephen, blacksmith, h 13 Jeiferson
Plank Adam, h 273 State
Plank William, telegraph repairer, h 51 White [bds do
Plato James, restaurant, 177 State, under Givens' Hotel,
102 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Piatt Albert, tailor, h Veeder's ave, n Albany turnpike
Plimkett Mary, widow Michael, bds 38 Romeyn
Plunkett Michael, laborer, h 38 Romeyn
Plunket Patrick, laborer, h 82 Union
Poland Wm. V., shoemaker, h 104 Romeyn
Pollard John H., blacksmith, bds 22 Green
Potter Benjamin Y., lawyer, h 4 Union
Potter D. S., clerk^ bds Mcintosh Hotel [4 do
POTTER PLATT, justice Supreme Court, 10 Union, h
Potter S. B., grocer, 49 State, h 51 do
Powell Charles H., (D. L. Powell & San), bds 48 Union
Powell Daniel L., (Z>. L. Powell d' Son), h 48 Union
Powell Lewis M., clerk, bds 48 Union
Powell Wm. H., Powell's Bank Express, Railroad depot,
h 101 Union
Powell D. L. & Son, grocers, 75 State, c Ferry
Powers Richard, laborer, h 32 Centre
Powers Samuel N., machinist, bds 107 Liberty
Pritchard George, machinist, h 12 Hamilton
Proper Simon, teamster, h 45 Pine
Proudfit Sarah Miss, h 183 Union
Prout Eliza, widow John, h 9 Smith
Prym^e Catharine, widow Francis, h 89 Front
Putman Aaron M., harnessmaker, h 70 LaFayette
Putman Ernest, tinsmith, h 13 Ferry
Putman Francis D., student, bds 19 Liberty
Pulver Cornelius, laborer, h 3 South ave., up stairs
Ct.
Quackenbush Amanda Mrs., h 82 Barrett
Quackenbush Esther Mrs., h 18 Franklin
Quackinbush Vincent, teamster, h Centre, n Warren
Quant Mary S. Mrs., h 40 Hamilton
Queeny John, laborer, h 1 Jefferson
feCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 103
R.
jR^msley Henry, surveyor, li Albany
Kankins Wm., fireman N. Y. C. R. R., h 7 Green
Ratcliif George, machinist, Rotterdam, n canal bridge
Rawdon M. F. Mrs., widow F., h 70 Centre
Rawnsley Edward, wood yard, 7 State, h do
REABER FREDERICK, butcher, 167 State, h 61 Church
(see adv.) [12 do
REAGLES ISAAC V., nurseryman, 9 and 12 Barrett, h
Reagles James ( Clute <£• Eeagles), h 301 State
Reagles Jane Mrs., widow Christopher, h 9 Barrett
Reamer Matthew, carpenter, h 177 Union
Rearon Edward, laborer, h 79 Fonda
Redfield Charles Rev., pastor, Congregational Church, bds
15 Hamilton
Reed Austin, bartender, Columbian Hotel
Reedy Michael, porter, Drullard Hotel
Rees Jonas M., fireman N. Y. C. R. R., h 19 LaFayette
Reese Albert, moulder, h 18 LaFayette
Reese John, bds 75 Liberty
Reese John, foreman, h 29 John
Reese Maria, widow Philip, bds 42 Ferry
Reese Martin, mason, h 18 LaFayette
Reeves Thomas, salesman, bds 29 Clinton
Reid J. B. Mrs., h 24 State
Relf William, blacksmith, h 22 Pine
Relyea Daniel, farmer, h Albany
Reynolds Francis, blacksmith, h 16 Warren
Reynolds Hugh, grocer, 60 Liberty, h 58 do
Reynolds Levi, farmer, h 134 Union
Rice Catharine, widow Wm., h 77 Church
Richardson Ellen Mrs., h 10 Green
Richardson Robert, clerk, bds 105 State
Richter Charles, blacksmith, h 32 Jefferson
Riddle Hugh, poundmaster, h 303 State
104 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Eiddle Eobert R., superintendent James Roy & Co. shawl
manuf., h 18 North
Riddle Wm., laborer, bds 303 State
Ridmiller Charles, watchman, h 135 Union
Riggs Catharine, widow Isaac, h 90 Lafayette
Riggs Charles H., machinist, h Franklin, c White
Riggs Harriet E. Mrs., h 258 State
Riley Terrance, cigarmaker, bds Fuller's Hotel
Ritchie Eliza Miss, h 78 LaFayette
Ritchwine Frederick L., 7th regt. N. Y. Heavy Artillery,
h22 LaFayette
Roach Thomas, laborer, h 6 Fonda
Robb Joseph C., timekeeper, h 144 Centre
Robb Susan, widow Alexander, h 51 Romeyn
Robinson David C, student, bds 28 Green
Robison Duncan, carpenter, h 33 Front
Robinson John T., carman, h 17 LaFayette
Robison Robert, surveyor, h 37 Clinton
Robinson Robert S., carpenter, h 36 South ave
Robus George, shoemaker, h 17 Park Place
Rochford Wm., cartman, h 92 Romeyn
Rodenmacher John, shoemaker, h E. Liberty, n Prospect
Rodgers James, (Rodgers d Weller,) h 62 College
Rodgers & Weller, soda water manufacturers, 64 College
Rogers Mary Ann, widow Russell, h 5 Barrett
Rogers Robert W., student, h 124 Liberty
Rogers Samuel, shoemaker, h 114 Liberty
Rolfe Josiah, coppersmith, h 10 Barrett [pike
RolfF Stephen, carpenter, h Veeder's ave, n Albany turn-
Rooney Catharine, domestic, 17 Liberty
Root Ann, widow Wm., h 49 Pine, up stairs
Roothart John, laborer, h 8 Warren [State
Rosa Edward, lawyer, VanHorne's Hall, room 4, h 246
ROSA HENRY, coal, wood and plaster, 23 Dock, h 21
Front
Rosa James E., machinist, bds Fuller's Hotel
Bosa Mary E., widow John, bds 74 Front
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Rose Ellen, widow Henry, h 82 Union
Rosekmns Charles, 134th N. Y. V., h 168 Union_
Rosekrans Lucinda Mrs., widow Wm., h 168 Union
Rosekrans William J., moulder, h 68 Jay
Ross David, shoemaker, h 106 Liberty
Ross James, machinist, h 140 Liberty *
Rost John, cigar manuf., 77 Centre, h do
Roth (y'harles, saloon, 59 Union, h do
Roth Mary, widow Fidel, h 35 Centre
Roughabock Conrad, moulder, h White, n Franklin
Rouse William R., moulder, h 23 Monroe
Rouse William W., moulder, n 147 Front
Rowe Granville, h 31 Hamilton
Rowe Peter, h 44 Liberty
Rowledge George, laborer, h 66 Washington ave
Roy James, {James Boy d' Co.,) h West Troy
Roy James & Co., shawl manuf., 48 Church continued
Rugg Sylvanus, (iS. Rugy d- Son,) h 208 State
Rugg William, {S. Rugg d- Son,) bds 208 State
Rugg S. & Son, leather and findings, 206 State
Rump Philip, broommaker, h Albany
Ruoff Adolphus, dyer, 6Q Church
Russ Christopher, 134th regt. N. Y. S. V., h 17 Amanda
Russell J. L., pedler, h Prospect
Russell Robert, warper, h 14 Railroad
Russell William E., machinist. 111 Front
Ryan Ann, widow, h 1 Railroad
Ryan Mary Mrs., h 36 Jefferson
Rynex Valentine, laborer, h 24 Yates
Rynnex William, blacksmith, h 19 Rotterdam
S.
Sacia Maria Mrs., widow, boarding house, 58 Church '
Sacia Stephen, vol. 2d N. Y. art, h 30 Water, c Church
Sacia William J., cooper, h 30 Water, c Church
Sager Anthony, carpenter, h 126 Front
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106 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Sager Garret, laborer, h 23 Water
Sager James, blacksmith, h 44 Jay
Salesman George, machinist, h 18 Franklin
Sampson Peter, vol. 26th regt., h 30 Pine
Samson James, cigarmaker, bds Sharratt House
Sanborn William', student, bds 26 Barrett
Sanders Charles W., jeweller, h 36J Liberty
Sanders James, watchmaker and jeweller, 109 State, h
33 Ferry
Sanders John, lawyer, 11 Union, h at Glenville
SANDERS WALTER T. L., lawyer, 11 Union, h at
Glenville, (see adv.)
Sands Arthur J., machinist, bds 73 Liberty
Sanford Elihu, Jr., Mrs., h 77 Union
Sanford Elihu T., student, h 77 Union
Sauer John, basketmaker, h 28 Railroad
Saunders James, silversmith, State, h 33 Ferry
Sauter Casper, machinist, h 14 LaFayette
Sauter Edward, student, bds 12 Jay
Sauter John Rev., h 12 Jay
Savage Eliza, h 12 Union
Sawyer M. A. Miss, teacher. Union school, h 9 Church
Schafter William, laborer, h Rotterdam, n canal bridge
Schape Frederick, butcher, h 18 Amanda
Schauber David, h 108 Liberty
SCHENECTADY BANK, (see appendix)
SCHENECTADY LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, 29 Fonda
WALTER T. L. SANDERS,
ftTTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR hi LfiW,
No. 11 Union Street,
seH:as:ixraeeTABT, :ixr. ir.
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 107
Schermerhorn Ambrose, carpenter, h 63 Barrett
Schermerhorn Bartholomew, h 48 Ferry [Fayette
Schermerhorn B. T., (Schermerhorn d; Swits), h 41 La-
Schermerhorn Isaac, clerk, bds 136 Centre
Schermerhorn Jacob E., cabinetmaker, bds 48 Ferry
Schermerhorn Jam-es, machinist, h 258 State
Schermerhorn John, blacksmith, h 25 Jay
Schermerhorn John R., laborer, h 45 College
Schermerhorn Henry, messenger, h 84 College
Schermerhorn Myndert, machinist, h 61 Front
Schermerhorn Nicholas I., broom manuf., Rotterdam
plank road, h do
Schermerhorn Peter, butcher, h 62 Jay
Schermerhorn Richard, laborer, h 11 Jefferson
Schermerhorn William B., sawyer, h 256 State
Schermerhorn Wm. K., machinist, h 81 Romeyn
Schermerhorn & Swits, tannery, bet Liberty and Amanda
Schmutz Joseph, laborer, h 25 South ave
Schneider Mary, widow John, h 24 Jefferson
Schoolcraft John, shoemaker, h 142 Union
Schoolcraft John W., h Lydia
Schoolcraft "Wm. B., shoemaker, h 142 Union
Schriber John, stonecutter, h 274 State
Schwatz Ernst, laborer, h Romeyn, n Nott
Schwartz Cornelius, bookbinder, bds 173 Union
Schwenker Frederick, broom maker, h 43 Rotterdam
Schwenker Henry, laborer, h 141 Front
Schwentker Augustus, machinist, h 20 Green
Schwerin Max, h 136 Union
Schwilk Wm. F. Rev., h 156 Front
Scicily Richard, shoemaker, h 51 College
Scott David, fireman, h 58 Romeyn
Scrafford Charles, carpenter, h 61 Barrett
Scrafford Frederick, carpenter, bds 132 Centre
Scully Bridget, domestic, 13 Church
Scully Catharine, domestic, 19 Washington ave
SCULLY PATRICK, grocer, 88 Fonda, hdo
108 SCHilNECTADY DIRECTORY,
Seamans Augusta Mrs., h 30 South ave
Seamans Robert, vol. 93d regt., bds 30 South ave
Sears John C, boot and shoe maker, h 29 LaFayctte
Seaver George O., clerk, bds 73 Washington ave
Seaver Heman, clerk, h 73 Washington ave
Sedgwick J., h 164 Union [Church, bds 25 Front
Seeley Edward E. Rev., D.-D., pastor 1st Ref. Dutch
Seely Frederick, {M. Streever d Co.,) bds 17 Green
Seiferth Peter, laborer, h 13 LaFayette
Seilner Peter, laborer, h 90 Romeyn
Sennet Anna, domestic, 28 Green
Sennett Simon, upholsterer, h 27 Water
Severn John, shoemaker, 7 Rotterdam, h Albany turnpike
Sexton S. H., portrait painter, 81 State, h 17 Ferry
Seymour Harmon, justice, 172 State, h 120 Liberty
Seymour Mary Mrs., widow Norman, h 10 LaFayette
ShafFold Caroline, domestic, 86 College
Shaible George, {Shaible d Butler,) h 136 Centre
Shaible & Butler, carriage manuf., 133 Centre
Shankland Jane Miss, h 130 Union
Shannon Aaron, h 100 Liberty
Shannon Henry, laborer, h 1 1 John
Shannon John A., hostler Miller's Hotel
Shannon Margaret, domestic, 58 Centre
Shannon Thomas, grocer, 189 State, h 100 Liberty
Shannon Thomas, machinist, h 2 College row
Sharp Maria, widow Martin, h 133 Front
Shaver John, carpenter, h 26 Jefferson
Shaver John, cooper, h 8 State [lage, h 15 Green
Shaw John H., rope and twine manufacturer, Scotia vil-
Shaw Richard H., carman, bds 13 Green
Shaw Richard V., rope and twine manufacturer, Scotia
village, h 13 Green
Shaw Wallace, photographer, 81 State, h 81 Ferry
Shay Bridget, domestic, 1 Union
Shay Daniel, laborer, h 40 Romeyn
Shear Alansing, h 242 State
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Shear George, clerk, bds 242 State
Sheen Patrick, painter, h 11 Jay
Sheldon Benjamin P., clerk, h 46 White
Shepherd George, machinist, h 9 Monroe
Sheridan Andrew, laborer, h 4 Hamilton
Sherman A. L., machinist, h 13 Park Place
Sherman Alexander V., bds 13 Park Place
Sherman Hugh, auctioneer, h 47 Barrett
Sherman Samuel, shoemaker, bds 80 Washington ave
Sherman Wilford, shoemaker, h 50 White
Sherwood J. B. Mrs., h 79 Liberty
Shoemaker John, shoemaker, h 37 Albany turnpike
Shoemaker Maria Mrs., h 227 State
Shoudy James, teamster, h 53 Jay
Shoudy Maria Mrs., widow Nicholas, h 53 Jay
Shroeper Diedrich, h 12 LaFayette
Shuler L. Mrs., widow Lawrence, 33 Ferry
Shuster Anthony, vol. 134th regt., h 23 John
Siebert Amelia Mrs., h 21 Green
Sitterley Abraham, vol. 76th regt., bds 7 Liberty
Sitterley George, vol. 4th heavy art., bds 7 Liberty
Sitterley Lois, widow Jacob, h 7 Liberty
Simmons Bradford T., commissioner, provost marshal's
office, bds 78 Barrett
Simmons Jeremiah, carpenter, h 30 Smith
Simner John N., machinist, h Albany
Simpson James, vol., h 17 Rotterdam
Skiiuier Lewis A., conductor, bds 238 State
Slater Betsey Mrs., h 30 Pine
Slater Henry, blacksmith, h 37 Front
Slater William, blacksmith, bds 37 Front
Slatter Maria A., widow Mortimer, h 31 Jefferson
Slansker Frederick laborer, h 30 Railroad
Slauser John F., laborer, h 64|- Jay
Slett Jacob, laborer, h 30 Jefferson
Sliter George, boatman, h 136 Liberty
Slocombe John, laborer, h 29 Jefferson
110 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Slocomb L. B., boot & shoe store, 54 State, h 52 do
Small Gertrude Mrs. h 10 North,
Smith Abel, sjas works ; also hardware, stoves, & tinware,
136 and"l38 State, h 60 State
Sniith Albert, painter, h 129 Liberty
Smith Catharine, widow Henry, h 8 Pine [ington
SMITH DAVID CADY, lawyer, 39 State, h 46 Wash-
Smith Hugh, laborer, h 14 Hamilton
Smith Jacob, laborer, h 39 Albany turnpike
Smith James, cutter, bds Davis House
Smith John C., moulder, h 8 Madison
Smith John M., mason, h 83 LaFayette
Smith Morris, h White, c Franklin
Smith Randolph, cooper, h 80 Romeyn
Smith S. E., clerk, bds 123 State
Smith Simon G., tinsmith, h 38 LaFayette
Smith Stephen Mrs., h 24 Liberty
Smith William, papermaker, h 69 LaFayette
Snare John, laborer, h 37 Green
Snell David H., druggist, 147 State, h 14 Liberty
Snell John, laborer, h 15 Amanda
Snowdon John, machinist, h 18 Ferry
Synder John P., h 104 Centre
Snyder Wm. H., machinist, h 27 John
Soles Benjamin, h 59 Ferry
Soley — , h 45 Smith
Soley George, train dispatcher, h 35 Green
Soley John A., baggage master, h 6 Llamilton
Soudler Henry, h Albany
Sour John, laborer, h 15 Amanda
Soures A., photographer, 149 Union, h do [38 White
SOUTHARD JOSEPH B., meat market, 137 Union, h
Sparks Francis, boilermaker, h 18 Ferry
Spate Peter, boilermaker, h 88 Centre
Spear Joseph, cider refiner, h 253 State
Spier James, baggageman, N. Y. C. R. R., h 17 Jay
Sprague Charles E., teacher, bds 10 Front
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. Ill
Sprague Ezra, chaplain 119th regt., h 10 Front
Sprague James W., h 29 Church
Sprague Phebe,. teacher, bds 10 Front
Stage David L., machinist, h 23G State
Stahle Joseph, "boot and shoemaker, h 90 Centre
Staley Cady, student, bds Go Jay
Stanton Benjamin, profF. latin Union College, h 184 Union
Star Benjamin F., conductor, h 12 Smith
Starring James, machinist, bds Fuller's Hotel
Stavers Peter, saloon and vegetable dealer, 94 State, h do
Steel Wm., blacksmith, h 38 Albany turnpike
Steers Catharine Mrs., widow Daniel, h 23 Barrett
Steers Catharine L., widow Jobn, h 25 Barrett
Steers John, bds 8 Green
StefFt John L., shoemaker, h Liberty, n College terrace'
Steidler George, shoemaker, h 43 College
Steinert George, beer saloon, 166 State, h do
Steinfiihrer Ernest, drug clerk, bds 22 North
Steinfuhrer Frederick, student, bds 22 North
Steinfuhrer George, machinist, h 22 North
Steinhauer Henry, tailor, Veeder's ave
Stenson John, shoemaker, 123 Union, h 120 do
Stephens Anthony, laborer, h 27 North
Stephens Richard, machinist, h 25 Yates
Stephens William, fireman, h 144 Front
Stephenson John, bds 3 Church
Stern Michael, watchman, h 9 John
Stevens Jacob W., expressman, h 13 Jay
Stevens John, saloon. State, h 38 College
Stevens John, laborer, h Liberty
Stevens John B., {Stevens d' Cutting,) h College, c Green
Stevens & Cutting, billiard saloon, 161 State
Stevenson Robert, engineer, h 74 Front
Stewart Miles, grocer, h 3 Barrett
Stewart Thomas, machinist, h 153 Front
Stickles Alfred, machinist, bds 31 Front
Stickles Peter, grocer, 37 Union, h 31 Front
112 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Stimson Dennis, h 06 Washington ave
Stock George, blacksmith, h Ttomeyn, c Nott
Stocker Margaret Mrs., tailoress, h 58 White
Stoop William, [Dillenbeck d- Stoop,) h 90 Fonda
Stotenmyer Andrew, shoemaker, h 75 Ferry
Strawhockner Lewis, laborer, h 42 Albany turnpike
Streever Martin, [3f. Streever d' Co.,) h 3 Jefferson
Streever M. & Co., grocers, 172 State
Strong John, agt. Schenectady manufacturing company,
office 26 Union, h 17 Liberty
Strong Marvin, {Strong & Helmer,) h 82 College
STRONG & HELMER, dealers in groceries, flour, feed
&c., 7 dock
Stubble John, h Liberty
Strumus Mary, domestic, 25 Front
Stull Margaret, widow Mathew, h 4 Fonda
Sturdy Richard, carpenter, h Nott, c Romeyn
Sturges W., carpenter, h 27 Smith
Stuyvesant Mary A., widow J. R., h 26 Front
Suits Wm. H., 2d regt.N. Y. heavy art., h 177 Union
Sullivan James, laborer, h 76 LaFayette
Sullivan James, vol., bds 11 Nott
Sullivan Margaret domestic, 18 Green
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h 12 South ave
Sullivan Patrick, machinist, bds 65 Union
Sullivan Susan Mrs. h 53 Fonda
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, h 18 Railroad
Sun Simon, laborer, h 14 LaFayette
Susholz Alexander, grocer, 257 State, h 259 do
Sutliff Robert, machinist, bds Fuller's Hotel
Sutter Charles, shoemaker, h 7 Amanda
Swart Gertrude, widow Peter, bds 26 North
Swart Harman, clerk, bds 40 Union
Swart Henry H., {H. S. Barney d' Co.,) bds Givens' Hotel
Swart Nicholas H., broom corn dealer, h 27 Smith
Swart Martin, carpenter, h 97 Centre
Sweeney Brian, laborer, h 25 Dock
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 113
Sweeney John, laborer, h 75 Cliiirch .
Sweet William C, (Sweet <£' Allen,) h 82 Liberty
SWEET & ALLEN, grocers and agricultural implements,
201 and 203 State
Swier Henry, shoemaker, h 30 Yates
Swits Abram, physician, 9 Jay, h do
Swits Abraham A., machinist, h 110 Liberty
Swits Abraham J. Rev., h 46 Ferry
Swits Catharine Miss, h 19 Front
Swits Harmon, physician, 220, h 218 State
Swits Jacob, h 8 Front [8 Front
Swits J. N., groceries and provisions, 26 and 28 State, h
Swits John V., {Schermerhorn <£- Sivits,) h 17 Jay
Swits S. v., (Swits (& Carleij,) county treasurer, h 25
Washington ave
Swits Nicholas^ grocer, h 30 Church
Swits Walter A., blacksmith, 18 Rotterdam, h 147 Centre
Swits & Carley, brewers, (Amsterdam,) office State, c
canal bridge
Swortfiguer George B., student, bds 52 Washington ave
Swortfiguer George J., h 52 Washington ave
Swort J emima, widow Mynard, h 39 Front
Tannahill Elizabeth Mrs., h 27 Church
Taylor Henry, laborer, h 62 LaFayette
Taylor Jacob, laborer, h Veeder's ave
Taylor James Mrs., h 25 Smith
Taylor Lewis, patternmaker, h 98 Front
Taylor Proctor, clerk, bds Fuller's Hotel
Taylor Samuel T., patternmaker, bds 98 Front
Taylor Wm., machinist, h 97 Front
Tearany James, laborer, h 17 John
Teff Jeremiah, laborer, h 77 College
114 SCHENECTADY DlEECTOnYv
Teller Anna M. Miss, 26 Front
Teller Eliza Miss, 77 State, bds Centre
Teller Ellen, widow Giles, bds 2 Ferry
Teller Isaac, carpenter, h 28 Jefferson
Teller James W., wagonmaker, 40 -Barrett, h do
Tenbroeck Jeremiah, engineer, h 77 College
Tenpany John, bds 19 John
Tenpany John, laborer, h 64 Fonda
Tenpany Peter, laborer, h 30 Centre
Terpening Peter, carpet weaver, h 61 LaFayette
Ter worth Francis, broom maker, h 26 Railroad
THAYER CYRUS, editor and prop'r Democrat & Re-
flector, 134 State, h 8 LaFayette (see adv)
Thomas Abraham, moulder, h 33 Jefferson [White
Thomas Daniel D., 1st N. Y. regt. momited rifles, h 50
Thomas L. H., (A. Philips <& Co.), h 32 Smith
Thomas Susan, widow John, h Myers' alley, n South ave
Thompson Benjamin, machinist, h 27 Ferry
Thompson Charles, cashier Mohawk Bank, h 32 Liberty
Thompson Charles H., barber, h 44 Fonda
Thompson Cornelius, maltster, h 254 State
Thompson Dinah Mrs., bds 44 Fonda
Thompson Francis, barber, 173 State, under Givens'
Hotel, h 43 Barrett
Thompson Jeffrey, blacksmith, h 12 Madison
Thompson Peter S., cook, h 50 Smith
Thompson Ward, clerk, h 24 Jay [Church
Thomson Alexander J., lawyer and notary, 10 Union, h 1
Thomson Cornelius, malt house. Dock, h State
Thomson Elizabeth Mrs., widow James, h 3 Church
Thornton Aaron, painter, bds State, c Barrett
Thornton Abram, laborer, h 72 Liberty
Thornton Alvin, vol., h 34 White
Thornton Barbary, widow James, bds 30 Smith
Thornton George, machinist, h 41 College
Thornton John Mrs., h Albany
Thornton Thomas, laborer, h 1 17 Liberty
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 115
Thornton Thomas, painter, h 74 LaFayette
Thurston Misses, h 20 State
Tichenor David J., clerk P. O., h 197 State
Tiegel Henry, laborer, h 29 North
Tiffney William, machinist, h 67 Jay [Hotel
Tillinghast A. H., clerk, Mohawk Bank, bds Drullard's
TILLINGHAST J. H., agent Mechanic Protective Union
grocery store, 127 Union, h 25 John
Timeson Cornelius, brakeman, h 19 Franklin
Tomlinson Eliza Mrs., h 20 Church, c Union
Tongill George, blacksmith, h 126 Front
Trace Martin, laborer, h 28 Albany turnpike
Trager George, laborer, h 67 Front
Trainer Thos., watchman N. Y. C. R. R., h 30 Green
Travers James, moulder, bds Davis House
Traver J. G., shoemaker, h Veeder's ave, n Smith
Tripp Ellen S. Miss, h 70 Barrett
Tripp Harriet Miss, h 70 Barrett
Triton S. C. Mrs., widow William, h 86 Liberty
Truax Alfred, patternmaker, h 18 Barrett
Truax Andrew, (A. Truax d' Co., h 40 Union
Truax Edgar I., bds 92 Ferry
Truax Isaac I., grocer, h 92 Ferry
Truax J. A., speculator, office 964- Ferry, bds 201 State
Truax John I., machinist, h 125 Liberty
Truax Peter, vol. 134th regt., h 62 Smith
Truax A. & Co., druggists, 141 State [Fayette
Trumbley Orpheus, engineer N. Y. C. R. R., bds 69 La-
Turnbull Geo. A., salesman, bds Mcintosh's Hotel
Turnbull Peter, clerk, bds 105 State
Tyler George W., engineer, h 8 Monroe
Tymeson Eldred, carpenter, h 46 LaFayette
Ty meson Eveline, widow Richard, h 14 Park Place
Tymeson H. P., h 42 Barrett
Tymeson Jane Miss, h 55 White
Tymeson Maria Mrs., widow, h 55 White
116 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
U.
Ugent Wm. N., patternmaker, h 57 Fonda
Underhill — , h 6 Green
Underhill W. H.,13th N. Y. artillery, h 25 Clinton
V.
Valentine Thomas, painter,' h 27 Centre
Van Aernam Abigail, widow Stephen, h 6 Washington ave
Van Aernam P. W., vol. 134th regt., bds 6 Washington ave
Van Allen Martha V. Mrs., h S^ Front [ave
Van Allen Mary, widow Peter, h Myers' alley, n South
Van Allen Simon, laborer, h 69 Front
Van Antwerp J. F., carpenter, 124 Liberty, h do
Van Antwerp Jacob W., clerk, bds 124 Liberty
Van Antwerp Mrs., widow^, h 15 LaFayette
Van Arnam Naomi Mrs., dressmaker, 125 State, h do
Van Brunt Albert, (Beat d^ Van Brunt,) h 309 State
Van Brunt Zenas, grocer, 32 Ferry, h 34 do
Van Bunschoten Joshua, conductor, h 46 Smith
Van Buren Francis, \Bills S Van Buren,) h 78 Barrett
Van Buren Frederick, laborer, h 36 Jefferson
Van Buren Mary Mrs., h Lydia
Van Denburg Abraham, carpenter, h 17 Clinton
Van De Bogert Francis, shoemaker, 50 State, h 133 Front
Van De Bogert George, vol. I34th regt., bds 29 North
Van De Bogert Giles Y., ( Van De ^Bogert Bros.), h 27
Union
VAN DE BOGERT JOHN, boots and shoes, 135 State,
h 133 Front, (see adv.)
Van De Bogert John W., painter, h 29 North
Van De Bogert Joseph IL, moulder, h 14:J Front
Van De Bogert Joseph Y., ( Van De Bogert Bros.), h 5
Union
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 117
Van Dc Bogert Julia A. Mrs., bcls 47 College
Van De Bogert Nelson, machinist, bcls 29 North
Van Dc Bogert Nelson G., jiainter, h 19 Green [Smith
Van De Bogert Nicholas, ( Vaa De Bogert Bros.), h 7
Van De Bogert Nicholas >V., vol. 91st regt., bcls 143 Front
Van De Bogert Rachael, widow, John, h 96 Front
Van De Bogert Sarah, widow Joseph, bds 143 Front
Van De Bogert Tecariiis, foreman, h 75 Front
VAN DE BOGERT BROS., lumber and coal dealers,
yards Dock, office 171 State, c Wall [14 do
Van Dermoor A. R., carpenter and builder, 16 Ferry, h
Van Dermoor Wm., carpenter, bds 14 Ferry
Van Derveer John Mrs., h 121 Union
Van De Water, C. H., widow Richard, h 63 Union
Van Dusen Cornelius, carpenter, h 22 Green
Van Dyck Anthony, carpenter, h 11 LaFayette
Van Dyck Peter, carpenter and builder, 21 White, h 52
Barrett
Van Dyke Peter, carpenter, h 37 Smith
Van Dyke Peter, carpenter, h 52 Barrett
Van Epps Archibald, painter, bds 23 Yates [Green
VAN EPPS A. C, boot & shoe maker, 88 State, h 40
Van Epps Cornelius L., cooper, h 59 Union [ave
Van Epps George O., vol. 134th regf. bds 4 Washington
Van Epps H. V. V., h 4 Washington ave
Van Epps Jane, widow John, bds 4 Washington ave
Van Epps. John, engineer, h 22 Yates
Van Epps John J. S., h 25 State
Van Epps Lawrence, constable, h 19 Green
Van Epps Samuel, painter, h 47 Green
Van Epps Wiljiam, fireman, h 96 Liberty
Van Eps Campbell, painter, h Lydia
Van Eps Caroline, domestic, 35 Ferry
Van Eps Cornelius, saloon, 2 Ferry, h do
Van Eps C. A., widow John, h 50 Ferry
Van Eps Eliza Mrs., bds 45 Front
Van Eps Harrison, vol. 134th regt., bds 2 Ferry
118 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Van Eps II. H., saloon, 6 Dock, h do
Van Eps Samuel, laborer, h 34 College [lard's Hotel
Van Home James E., ( Van Home d' Sou,) bds Drul-
Van Home William J., ( Van Home d: Son,) h 20 Smith
Van Home & Son, hats, caps and furs, 149 State
Vanhusen Deborah Mrs., h 19 Green
Van Husen George, carpenter, h College, n Green
Van Husen John, brakeman, bds Davis House
Vanhusen Wm., boilermaker, bds 19 Green
Van Huysen Jas., painter, h 24 LaFayette
Van Ingen James L., physician, 11 Smith, h do
Van Kuran James, painter, h 16 Smith
Van Olinda Peter, shoemaker, h 51 College
Van Ouken Levi, farmer, h 61 Centre [State
Van Patten Andre^y, {F. T. <& A. Van Fatten,) h 225
Van Patten Farley T., {F. T. <& A. Van Patten,) h 29
Smith
Van Patten James, laborer, h 71 Liberty
Van Patten John H., livery stable. State, h 38 College
Van Patten John T., harnessmaker, h 39 Green
Van Patten Phillip H., blacksmith, h 13 Clinton
Van Patten William, helper, h 8 Water
Van Patten William G., clerk, h 53 LaFayette
Van Patten F. T. & A., stoves and tin ware, 225 State
Van Rensselaer Peter Mrs., h 21 State
Van Sanvoord Cornelius Rev., h 23 Washington ave
Van Schaick Benjamin, h 42 Ferry
Van Schaick Elizabeth, widow Harman, h 44 Ferry
Van Sice Andrew, blacksmith, h 6 White
Van Sice James, blacksmith, h 14 Franklin
Van Slyck Charles, coppersmith, h 70 Centre
Van Slyck Chester W., machinist, bds 73 Liberty
Van Slyck Christopher, coal and wood, ^ Pine, h 58 Centre
Van Slyck Jacob Mrs., boarding house, 73 Liberty
Van Slyck Nicholas, painter, bds 73 Liberty
Van Slyck Sarah Mrs., h 55 Centre
Van Slyke Henry, machinist, bds Fuller's Hotel
SCHfeNECTADY DIRECTOBY.
119
Van Slyke Margaret E., widow Anthony, h 15 College
Van Voarst Peter, engineer, h 25 Centre
Van Voorhes Vischer, stationkeeper, bds Sharratt House
Van Vorst A. A., {Van Vorst, Vedder & Co.,) h 25
Liberty
Van Vorst Adam, carpenter, h 3 Cottage row
Van Vorst Eliza, widow James, bds 3 Cottage row
Van Vorst Ella Miss, bds 91 State
Van Vorst Elias L., carpenter, h 138 Union
Vaji Vorst Gardiner, master mechanic Utica R. R. shop,
h 11 Jay
Van Vorst Giles, machinist, bds 29 Clinton
Van Vorst Isaac, h 29 Clinton
Van Vorst Isaac L., printer, bds 3 Cottage row
Van Vorst James C., engineer, h 41 Green [erty
Van Vorst W. S., ( Van Vorst, Vedder & Co.,) h 34 Lib-
VAN VORST, VEDDER & CO., planning mill, 62
Green, (see adv)
Van Vost Giles, blacksmith, Liberty, h 30 Green
Van Vranken Angelica Mrs., h 24 Green
Van Vranken G. I., carpenter, 79 Romeyn, h do
Van Vranken Abram, grocer, 211 State, h 251 do
Van Vranken A. S., lumberman, h 15 Hamilton
VAN VRANKEN BENJAMIN, grocer, 235 State, h
do, (see adv)
GROCERIES
No. 237 STATE STREET, Corner JAY,
SGIIENECTADY, N. Y.
PUIUHG mill IHD lUMBlR riRD.
Vm VORST, VEBOEB & CO.,
Lumber, Lath & Shingles,
WOOD, OF DIFFERENT QUALITIES,
By the Cord or less, Delivered.
^ — ♦
PImpiiifi;
awiBi,
DONE TO ORDER.
Office, 02 Careen Street,
ABM. A. VAN VOEST, PETER VEDDER, WALTER S. VAN VORST,
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. I2l
Van Vranken Catharine, widow James, h 6 Front
Van Vranken Charles, ( C. c6 H. Van Vranken,) h 18
Union
Van Vranken Cornelius, vol. 91st regt., h'20 College
Van Vranken Daniel, hay dealer, h 73 Barrett
Van Vranken Garrett, h 118 Union
Van VraDken Harman, painter, h 88 Barrett
Van Vranken Henry, vol., h 295 State
Van Vranken Hiram, ( C. dc H. Van VranTcen,) h 248 Stat6
Van Vranken Joel, h 17 LaFayette
Van Vranken Jacob, farmer, h 29 Hamilton
Van Vranken Marilla Mrs., h 62 LaFayette
Van Vranken M. F., conductor, bds 6 Front
Van Vranken Nicholas, h 92 Centre
Van Vranken Richard, farmer, h 6 LaFayette
Van Vranken Richard D., engineer, bds 6 Front
Van Vranken Wm., ( Van Vranken.(& Archer,) h 248 State
Van Vranken William J., mason, h 17 Green
Van Vranken C. & H., carriagemakers, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12
Rotterdam
Van Vranken & Archer, merchant tailors, 95 State
Van Wormer Elizabeth M. Miss, millinery goods, 77
State, bds Washington
Van Wormer Mary Miss, milliner, 77 State, bds 57 White
Van Zandt Gilbert G., shoemaker, h 131 Front
Van Zandt Henry C, student, bds 131 Front
Van Zandt Jacob, mason, h 139 Liberty
Van Zandt Margaret, widow Joseph, bds 9 Jay
Vedder Abraham, tailor. State, h 39 Smith
Vedder Abram, merchant tailor, 139 State, h 39 Smith
Vedder Albert A., h 80 Ferry
Vedder Alexander M., physician, 190 State, h do
Vedder Daniel, {S. C. Groot d' Co.), h 29 Front
Vedder Daniel, merchant. State, h 29 Front
Vedder Elizabeth, widow Jacob, bds 88 Front
Vedder Francis, carpenter, h 76 Barrett
Vedder Jacob, carpenter, 38 Jefferson, h 21 do
6
I
122 SCHENECI'ADY DIRECTOR Y".
Vedder Jacob, dept. collector int. rev., 165 State, h 21
Jefferson
Vedder Jacob A., fireman, h 149 Front
Vedder John, carpenter, bds Davis House
Vedder John H., dentist, 71 State, h 5^ Liberty
Vedder Mary Mrs., widow John I., h 26 Green
Vedder Nicholas A. Mrs., h 71 Union
Vedder Nicholas H., h Veeder's ave
Vedder Peter, ( Van Vorst, Vedder d' Co.), h 17 Jefferson
Vedder Sarah Mrs., h 37 Green
Veeder Andrew T., {A. Traux d* Co.), h 40 Union
Veeder Eleanor Miss, h 40 Washington ave
Veeder Eleanor, widow Harman, bds 40 Union
Veeder Elizabeth Miss, h 40 Washington ave
Veeder Garrett AV., h Troy turnpike, c Veeder
Veeder John H., broom manuf. and gristmill, Rotterdam
flats road
Veeder Myndert^ clerk, h 27 Centre
Veeder Susan Miss, h 40 Washington ave
VEEDER JOHN W., post master, office 162 State, h
217 do
Vermilia Andrew P., carpenter, h 26 Smith
VIBBARD CHAUNCEY, general superintendent N. Y;
C. R. R., office in Albany, h Church, c Union.
Vibbard Noah, mechanic, h 7 Jay
Viele Philip N., brakeman, N. Y. C. R. R., h 38 Clinton
Viele Wm. S., carpenter, h 15 College
Vine Henry, carpenter, h 68 Liberty
Volgen Christian, servant, 26 Eront
Volkart John, cabinetmaker, h Lydia
Vought Abb^ Miss, h 78 LaFayette
Vroman Abraham, grocer, 114 Union, h 116 do
Vroman Jacob, clerk, bds 116 Union
Vrooman Amy Mrs., widow John J., h 44 Liberty
Vrooman Andrew, laborer, h 49 College [State
VROOMAN E. H., prop'r Fuller's Hotel, 1^2 and 154
Vrooman Fisher, farmer, h 51 LaFayette
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 123
Vrooman Henry W., h 25 Clinton
Vrooman Jacob, engineer N. Y. C. R. R., h 232 State
Vrooman Jacob V., stoves and tinware, 64 and 6(5 State,
h 3 Washington ave
Vrooman John N., h 140 Union
Vrooman Joseph, shoemaker, bds 80 Washington ave
Vrooman Mary B. Mrs., h 34 Union
Vrooman Lewis, h 87 LaFayette
Vrooman Thomas, h 15 Clinton
Vrooman William, 2nd N. Y. veteran cav., h 70 Liberty
W.
Wabbaer Benjamin, machinist, h 71 Washington ave
Wabbaer William, machinist, h 71 Washington ave
Wagener Catharine, widow, h 10 Water
Waldron Charles, laborer, bds 38 South ave
Waldron David T., clerk, bds 38 South ave
Waldron Henry, tailor, h 38 South ave
Waldron Stephen, machinist, h 76 Fonda
Walker Alexander, h 50 State
Walker, Henry, carriagemaker, bds Mcintosh's Hotel
Walker James, [James Walker d' Co.,) h 228 State
WALKER JAMES & CO., variety store, and grocers,
118 and 120 State, (see adv)
Walker John J., h 122 State
Walker Thomas L., h 122 State
Walker William, cigarmaker, bds Sharratt House
Walker William E., (James Walker d- Co.,) bds 228 State
Wallace Margaret, widow James, h 34 South ave
Walley Charles, carpenter, bds Davis House
Walrath Charles H., clerk, bds 121 Union
Walrath Henry, h 121 Union
Walsh Ann, domestic, 104 Union
Walsh James, h 81 LaFayette
Walsh J. D., telegraph operator, h 81 LaFayette
124 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Walsh John E., physician, h 55 Fonda
Walsh Mary, widow John, h 53 Fonda
AValtermire Jacob M., carpenter, h 50 White
Walton S. P. Mrs., widow ^Y. B., h 11 Church
Waltz Casper, helper, h College terrace, n Amanda
Wandell John, carpenter, bds Davis House
Wandle Peter, barber, State, h 50 Fonda
Wandle Robert Y., barber, State, h Fonda, n N. Y. C.R. R.
Wanmer W. N., machinist, h 162 Front
Ward Anthony, *shoemaker, h 58 Ferry
Ward Albert, h 38 Union
Ward Andrew, vol. 2d N. Y. Cav., bds 38 Union
Ward Charles D., carpenter, h 72 LaFayette
Ward Christopher, laborer, h 30 Romeyn
Ward James H., conductor N. Y. C. R. R., h 3 Smith
Ward James H., machinist, h 68 Jay
Ward John, laborer, h 8 Jay
Ward Myndert, hotel, 62 Washington ave
Ward Phebe Mrs., widow Richard, h 134 Union
Ward Spencer, clerk, bds 197 State
Warkins John D., h 17 Front [14 Jay
Warner Addison M., boot and shoemaker, 204 State, h
Warner A. S., bds 14 Jay
Warner John, laborer, h 21 Green
Washburn Belle Mrs., widow Albert, h 130 Centre
Washburn Laura S. Mrs., h 38 Church
Washington Anna Mrs. widow J. A., h 13 Church
Washington J. Augustus, student, bds 13 Church
Wasson Joseph, flirmer, h 68 Washington ave
Wasson Thomas L., hotel, 80 Washington ave, c Water ■
Waterbury Ann E. Mrs., h 33 LaFayette
Watkins Charles, bakery, 141 Union, h do
Waxman. Frederick, laborer, h 6 Ferry
Weatherwax Philip, carman, h 85 La Fayette
Weaver Catharine, domestic, 40 Union
Webb Frederick, h 82 LaFayette
Webb James, laborer, h 22 Pine
SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY. 125
Webster Thomas, laborer, h 47 Romeyn
Weed William H., grocer, 126 Union, h 128 do
Weeks John, machinist, hill Front
Weeks Elizabeth, widow John, h 129 Front
Weells Elizabeth, widow Edward, h 30 Smith
Wisirs Charles, laborer, h College terrace, n Liberty-
Welch John, laborer, h 06 Fonda
Weller George, [Rodgers cf* Weller,) h 64 College
Weller Robert, laborer, bds 64 College
Weller William "W., ( Weller ct Dealtry,) h 8 Barrett
Weller & Dealtry, boots and shoes, 197 State
Welsh Catharine, domestic, 104 Union
Welsh William, harnessmaker, bds 73 Liberty
Welsh William, laborer, h 5 Pine
Wemple Abraham, carpenter, h 46 LaFayette
W^emple Abram H., train dispatcher, h 36 LaFayette
Wemple Edwin, engineer, bds 50 College
Wemple Oliver S., farmer, h Veeder's ave
Wemple Sarah Mrs., h 55 Washington
Wemple Wm., machinist, bds 55 Washington
Wendell Augustus, cigarmaker, bds Fuller's Hotel
Wendell John, fruit dealer, State, h 32 Pine [ave
Wendell Peter, barber. Eagle Hotel, h Fonda, opp South
Wendell Peter, ( Wendell c& Jackson,) h Pine alley, n Pine
Wendell Robert Y., barber, 169 State, h Fonda, n Pine
WENDELL & JACKSON, hairdressers, 145 Union
Wessel Henry, laborer, h 20 Green
West John, farmer, h 74 Fonda
W^est Jacob, h 142 Centre
Westcoatt Frederick, h 3 Water [State
Westinghouse George, (6^. WestingJiouse S Co.,) h 16
Westinghouse Jay, ( 6^. Westinghouse d^ Co.,) bds 16 State
W^estinghouse G. & Co., Schenectady Agricultural Works,
Rotterdam, n canal bridge
Wheaton Thomas, blacksmith, h 57 LaFayette
Wheeler Anna E., widow George, bds 85 Union
Wheeler Edward H., physician, 13 Liberty, h 21 do
126 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY.
Wheeler Paul, student, bcls 9 Jay
Wheelock A. W., widow Jefterson, bds 10 Ferry
Wheelock John A., fireman, h 10 Ferry
White Andrew, cooper, h 173 Union
White Frederick, machinist, h 21 Green
White Isaac K., h 82 Ferry
White John H., clerk, 55 State, bds 53 do
White Susan Mrs., bds 7 Jefferson [h 90 Liberty
Whitehoi-ne Henry, j^rincipal classical dept. Union School,
Whitmarsh Wm., carpenter, h 59 Centre
Whitmyer Charles, tailor, h 63 Front
Whitmyer Court, blacksmith, h 30 Jefferson
Whittle John W., carpenter, h 88 Romeyn
Whittle Sarah, widow John, bds 88 Romeyn
Wick J. A., canal stables, h 144 Centre
Wiggins Mrs., h 13 Hamilton
Wiggins Phebe Miss, h 7 Liberty
Wilber Alonzo, laborer, h 1 1 John
Wilber James H., clerk, bds 11 John
Wilds Austin J., upholsterer, bds 61 Ferry
Wilds David F., shoemaker, h 61 Ferry
Wilkie Charlotte, widow Jacob, h 71 Liberty
Wilkie David, hatter, bds 71 Liberty
Wilkie Edgar, painter, h 44 Jay
Wilkie Thomas, carpenter, h 33 LaFayette
Wilkie William G., 134th regt. N. Y. V., h 50 White
Willard Benjamin, h 36 Washington ave
Willis Ann Miss, h 66 Smith
Williams F., butcher, h Water, n Rail Road
Williams George, h 149 Front
Williams Thomas, boilermaker, h 10 College
Willsey Bradley, brakeman, h 81 Front
Willsey Elias, wheelwright, h 92 LaFayette
Wilson Ann Mrs., widow Charles, h 70 Liberty
Wilson Elizabeth Mrs., bds 21 Jefferson
Wilson Francis, laborer, h 38 College
Winders Felix, carpenter, h Prospect
SCHENECTADY DmECTORY. 127
Wineguar Daniel, helper, h 8 Water
"Winkler Christian, tailor, h 144 Union
Winnie Jacob, clerk, bds 19 Liberty
Winnie Jane A., teacher, h 61 Front
AVise James, umbrella repairer, 56 White, h do
Wise John, laborer, h 68 Fonda
Wiseman James H., machinist, h 69 Jay
Witbeck A. L., farmer, h 8 Green
Witbeck Daniel, machinist, bds 11 Park place
Witbeck Garrett, conductor, bds 2 Smith
Witbeck Luke, conductor, bds 2 Smith
Witbeck Peter I., farmer, h 1 1 Park place
Wolf F'rederick, laborer, h 25 North
Wolverson George, butcher, bds Fuller's Hotel
Wood Abraham, washing machine, bds American Hotel
Wood Arthur R., clerk Eagle Hotel
Wood Benjamin, h 42 White
Wood Wm. H., machinist, h 137 Front
Woodruff M. A. Mrs., widow Philo D., h 29 Church
Wooler Mary, widow John, h 59 Front
Worden Clark, enrolling officer, bds Sharratt House
Workman Mrs., widow, h 27 Water
Wright James, ( Wright & Couits,) h 19 Ferry
Wright Lyman, carpenter, h 52 Smith
Wright Thomas M., wool assorter, h 14 Rail Road
Wright & Coutts, wagonmakers, 14 and 16 Rotterdam
Wylie Andrew, engineer, h 26 Smith
Wyman Robert, painter, h 10 Barrett
X.
Xavier John, variety store, 128 State, h do
128 SCHENECTADY DIRECTORY,
Yagay George, carpenter, h Lydia
Yates Abraham, brakeman, bds 45 Romeyn
Yates Charles A., patternmaker, h 79 College
Yates Giles, boatman, h 45 Romeyn
Yates Nicholas, h 27 Front
Yates Peter B., conductor, h 262 Stat-e
Yates Stephen, h 10 Church
Yonker Casper, carpenter, h 8 Pine
Young Daniel D., auctioneer, h 29 LaFayette
Young Levi, books and stationery, State, bds 173 Union
YOUNG LEVI A., {Young d' Graham,) pianos and
melodeons. 111 State, bds 173 Union
Young Martha L., domestic, 42 Union (see adv.)
YOUNG & GRAHAM, books and stationery, 111 State,
Younie John, machinist, h 133 Liberty
BALLSTON SPA ACADEMY,
FOR BOYS,
SARATOGA COUNTY, N. Y.
Rev. JAMES GILMOUR, A.M., Principal.
A Select Commercial and Classical Boarding School,
for Lads and Young Gentlemen,, who are received into the Family
of the Principal and are under his direct care and supervision.
Expenses, $42 per Quarter, for Board, Washing, Fuel,
Room and Tuition. Pupils are fitted for Business, for Teaching and
for College. Book-keeping, Ancient and Modern Languages, re-
ceive special attention. Adoiissiou at all times. Send for a Circular.
BALLSTON SPA
DIEEOTOET,
BALLSTON SPA
DIEECTOET,
18S4r-5.
Abreviati6ns. — ab., above ; al., alley ; ave., avenue ; b. or bds., boards ;
bet., between ; c, corner ; dep., deputy ; dis., district ; E. East ; h., house ;
la., lane ; n„ near ; N. Y. C. K. E„New York Central liail Eoad ; N., North ;
opp., opposite ; pi., place ; r., rear ; reg't., regiment ; S., South ; sq., square ;
vol., volunteer ; W., West. '
Agan Kerron, grocer, h Milton ave, n Gleason's Hotel
Agen — , h Saratoga, n N. High
Allen Benjamin, axemaker h Milton ave, n South
Allen Jacob, (^JJpdylce, d Allen,) h n cotton factory
Allison James, {Allison S Esmond,) h Micldlebrook, n Mil-
ton ave
Allison John, cabinetmaker, h Milton ave, n bridge
Allison John W., cabinetmaker, h South, n Milton ave
Andrews Anna, widow Peter, h Charlton, n village line
Arnold Sylvenas^ [Sickler db Arnold,) h Milton ave, c
Washington
Arnold S. D., dentist, Milton ave, n South, h do
Arnold W. W., builder, h West, n South
Armstrong Scott, teamster, h Kent, n Saratoga
Arrosmith D. Mrs., h North High, n Milton ave
Asmond M. J., flaxmill, h South, n Centre
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 131
AYERS BRAMAN, h Van Buren, n Milton ave
Ayers George, [Levi Ayers d' Co.,) h Middlebrook, n
Milton ave [ave
Ayers Levi, [Levi Ayers tO Co.,) h Middlebrook, n Milton
Ayers L. & Co., carriagemakers, Middlebrook, n Milton av
Babcock Deodatus Rev., h Ballston ave, n High
BABCOCK E. D., hats, caps, and boots and shoes, Front,
bds Galaway road
Badger John R., gunsmith, Bath, c Front, h Milton ave
Bailey Timothy, h Ford, n Milton ave
Ball Mary Mrs., milliner and newsroom, Milton ave, n
Front, h do
BALLSTON SPA BANK, Front st
Barr Patrick, boot and shoe maker, Milton ave, h do
Barrett John, boot and shoe maker, Front, n Bath, h do
Barton Eliza A. Mrs., h Mechanic, n Kent
Barton Henry, blacksmith. Centre, c West, h do
Barton David, cabinetmaker, h Centre, n Milton ave
Bassett John H., pedler, h Milton ave, n Van Buren
Beach Daniel, h High, n Milton ave
Beach James D., {Brotherson & Beach^ h Front
Beach J. S., farmer, h Milton ave, c Pleasant
Bebeau Peter, teamster, h Prospect, n Milton ave
Becker Norman, farmer, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Beecher Francis Mrs., widow, h Front, n R. R. bridge
Benaway Andrew, laborer, h Thomson, n Ford
Benedict C. H.,h Court, c Charlton
Bennett Robert C, teller Ballston Spa bank, bds Milton,
c Pleasant
Benton Francis Miss, select school, Milton ave, n Wash-
ington, h do
Betts Wm. E., carpenter, h Ballston ave, n Catholic church
Birch James, butcher, Milton ave, h Mechanic, n Kent
Black Nancy Mrs., widow Mitchell, h Malta ave, n Milton
ave
Blake Mary Miss, washerwoman, h Washington, n R. R.
BLOOD A. P., millinery, Milton ave, n Washington, h
do, (see adv.)
132 BALLSTON BPA DIRECTORY.
Blood Isaiah, edge tool rnanuf. Galway road
Boice Isaac, vol. 77th regt., bds Mechanic, n Kent
Boice Peter, farmer, h Mechanic, n Kent [church
Bolster Loren G., carpenter, h Ballston ave., n Catholic
Booth Lucretia Mrs., widow Lebbeus, h High, n Bath
Booth Wheeler K., h Front, n Court
Borst David, vol. 77th regt. N.Y.V.,h Bath,n Front
Bowen Huldah Miss, h N. High, n Milton ave.
Bradley Catharine, widow, h Front, n R. R, bridge
Brady Anna Mrs., widow Matthew, h Ballston ave., n
Catholic church
Brenan Thomas, laborer, h Charlton, n High
Briggs George, bartender, h Milton ave., n Methodist
church
Briggs John H., vol. 115th regt., h Centre, n Milton ave
Bristol Eliza A., widow Henry, h Milton ave., n Methodist
church
Bristol L. W., hats, caps and furs, Bath, n Front, h do
Bronk L. R., photograph gallery, Bath, c Front, bds
Ballston Spa house [house
Brotherson John, [Brotherson c& Beach), bds Ballston Spa
Brotherson & Beach, lawyers, Bath, c Front
Brower Jeremiah, blacksmith, h Kent, n Saratoga
Brower Nicholas, wagon maker, h N. High, n Milton ave
Brown Jane, widow Thomas, bds Mechanic, n Kent [adv.
BROWN WM., grocer, Milton ave., c Ford, h do, (see
Brownell Hellen, widow Alexander, h Mechanic, n Kent
Brownell S. D., {S. D. Brownell & Co.), h Charlton, n
High
Brownell S. D. & Co., butchers. Front, n Bath
Burby Alvin, watchmaker, h Thompson, n Ford
Burby John, h Milton ave., n Cotton factory
Burby Willard, h Thompson, n Prospect
Burnett Austie Mrs., h Bath, n Presbyterian church
Burnett Nancy Mrs., bds Ballston ave., n Catholic church
Burnham J., vol. 13th N. Y. artillery, h Charlton, n village
line [Saratoga
Burnham Perry, tailor, n Union Store, h N. High, n
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 133
Burtles John F., mechanic, h Thompson, c Ford
Butler Ann Mrs., bds Centre, n Milton ave
C.
Calkins Thomas, carpenter, Ballston, n Cemetery
Campbell Patrick, pedler, h Galway, c Court
Canitf George, carpenter, h Ford, n Mechanic .
Carey Patrick, laborer, h Charlton, n High
Carlin John, laborer, h Galway, c Court
Carr — , farmer, ' h Charlton, n village line [Front
Carpenter Charles, [Carpenter db McCleio,) h Bath, n
Car^^enter Chloe Miss, dressmaker, Milton ave., c Ford,
hdo
Carpenter & McClew, merchant tailors. Front, n Bath
Cary Abram, boot and shoe store, Milton ave., n Gleason's
Hotel, h do
Cary Hannah Miss, millinery. Front, n Village Hotel, h
Milton ave., n bridge
Cash John, laborer, h Middlebrook, n Milton ave
Castle John, laborer, h High, n Charlton
Caswell — , h Thompson, c Hamilton [house
^Chapman Edwin, woolen, factory, h Milton ave, opp school
Chapman George W., mechanic, h Milton ave, n school
house
Chapman H. P., h N. High, n Milton ave [house
Chapman Mary R., widow Harvey, h Milton ave, n school
Chase Seymour, h Ballston ave, n Catholic church [do
Cheydleur John B., carriageironer, Milton ave, n Ford, h
Christopher J. George, barber. Front, n Eagle Hotel, h
rear Milton, n c Washington
Christy Affa, widow Philip, h Charlton, n High
Clapp Eleanor, widow Chester, h Ballston ave, n Catholic
church
Clapp Russell, agent Troy and N. Y. steamboat line, h
Milton ave, n Van Buren
134 BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY.
Clark Caroline L. Mrs., widow Daniel, h Milton ave, n
school house
Clark N. M., h Milton ave, c Pleasant
Cleary Patrick, saloon. Front, n Bath, h do
Cole VVm. J., bookkeeper, h Milton ave, n Cotton factory
Collins Benjamin, oil cloth maker, h Charlton, n R. R.
Colony Geo. B., shoemaker, h Washington, n Thompson
Colony J. M., harnessmaker, Milton ave, n R. & Saratoga
R. R.
Conover Mary, widow Wm., bds Milton ave, n Van Buren,
Cook Harriet, widow, h Front, n Bath
Coon John, photographer, Milton ave, bds Malta ave, n
Milton ave
Coon Susan Mrs., h High, head Bath
Cory David, flirmer, h High, n Charlton
Cory E. T., bds High, n Charlton
Crapo H., books and stationery. Front, n Village Hotel,
h Court, n Front
Crapo William, h High, n Armory
Cresswell Mary J., widow, h Front, n R. R. bridge
Crippen A., h Ballston, n High
Culver Mary, widow Wm., h High, n Ballston
Cunningham Mary, Avidow Richard, h Thompson, c Ford
Curtis Judith Mrs., h High, n Charlton
Curtis S. H., printer, h Milton ave, n Methodist church
D.
Davis Wm., vol. 153d regt., h Centre, n Milton ave
Day Samuel F., watchmaker and jeweler. Front, n Spring,
h Milton ave, cor. Hamilton
Dean Eunice Mrs., widow Aaron, h Ballston ave, n Ar-
mory
Dean George W. Rev., pastor Christ church, (Episcopal)
h Ballston ave, n Armory
Demorr Levi, spinner, h Thompson, n Ford
Denton Henry, factory hand, h Thompson, n Prospect
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 135
Denton James V., carpenter, h Saratoga, n N. High
Denton Lifala, widow Nathaniel, h Saratoga, n N. High
Denton Wm., flirmer, bcls Saratoga, n N. High
Devlin William, hnteher, h Mechanic, n Kent
Dexter Elmira, widow Jeremiah, h Ballston, n High
Dickman Ann Mrs., h Ballston, n Cemetery
Dodge Emogene Mrs., widow Henry, h High, n Presby-
terian church
Dohig Patrick, mason, h Front, n R. R. bridge
Doolittle — , h Milton ave, n Front
Doolittle James F., physician. Front, n Bath, h do
Dority Charles, laborer, h Charlton, n High
Draper Gideon A., blacksmith, h Saratoga, n N. High
Du Bois W. H., farmer, h Saratoga, n N. High
Dunk Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, Low, n Front, h
Thomson, c Hamilton
Dunn Geo., farmer, h Malta ave, n Milton ave
Dunn James, laborer, h Middlebrook, n Milton ave
E.
Earll Byron, painter, h Malta ave, n Milton ave
Eastman Laura Miss, bds Milton ave, c Ford
Eddy Allen F., h Thompson, n Ford
Edgerton J. M. Rev., h South, c Centre
Eldridge S. L., pedler, h Milton ave, n Van Buren ■
Emperor John, h Charlton, n R. R.
Esmond & Allison, flax mill. Ford, n Milton ave
Esterbrook Thomas, h Saratoga, n Milton ave
Ferris James C, h Mechanic, n Kent
Fitzpatrick Martin, laborer, h Galway, c Court
Ford John B., saloon, Milton ave, n Gleason's Hotel, h do
Ford John S., h Milton ave, n High
Ford Wm., h Milton ave, n Washington
136 BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY.
Foster Ezra, axemaker, h Saratoga, n Milton ave
Foster Geo. F., vol. 115tli reg. N. Y. V., li Saratoga, n
Milton ave
Franklin Daniel, oil cloth maker, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Freeman Thomas, h Low, n Front
Fryer Jacob 11., tobacconist, Front, n R. R. bridge, h do
Fuller Eliza Mrs., h Front, c Court
Fuller Henry, h Milton ave, n Van Buren
Furey Nathan, h South, n Milton ave
Gardner Layser, harnessmaker, h Milton ave, n South
Garnsey Hannah Mrs., h N. High, c Saratoga
Garrett Samuel R., h High, n Armory
Garrett Wm., mechanic, h Milton ave, n Van Buren
Gault Betsey, widow John, Ballston, n Cemetery
George John, mechanic, h Hamilton, n Bath
Gilbert Olive Mrs., h Milton ave, n South
Gilborne E., cabinetmaker, Milton ave, n Ford
Gildersleeve B., teamster, h Charlton, n R. R.
Gildersleeve Lot, carman, h Mechanic, n Kent
Gildersleeve Mary, widow, h Front, n R. R. bridge
Gillespie Andrew, tailor, Milton ave, h High, opp District
schoolhouse
GILMOUR JAMES Rev. principal Ballston Spa Acad-
emy, h Pleasant, n Milton ave (see adv)
Gilmour Neil, teacher, bds Pleasant, n Milton ave
Gleason T. L., prop. Gleason's Hotel, Milton ave, c Wash-
ington
GOINES BAZEL N., barber, Front, c Spring, h Milton
ave, n Low
Goodfellow John, h Ford, n Mechanic
Goodwin Maria, widow George, h Milton ave, n Centre
Gould Samuel, grocer. Front, c 13ath, h Milton ave, n Front
Gould Samuel Jr., grocer, Front, c Bath, h Milton ave, n
Front
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 137
Gouyd James, carpenter, h Milton ave, n Centre
Gi-ay Margaret A. Mrs., bds High, n Milton ave
Green Elizabeth, widow James, h Front, n Court
Griffin Jerry, baggageman, h High, n Charlton
Grippin A. J., h Milton ave, opp District schoolhouse
Griswold Mary Ann Mrs,, h Ford n Mechanic
Groom Robert, axe polisher, h Milton ave, n R, R
Grose E. F., {H. L. Grose d- Sons,) h Milton ave, n Van
Buren [Buren
Grose H. L., (H. L. Grose cO Sons,) h Milton ave, n Van
Grose H. L. Rev., h Milton ave, n school house [Buren
Grose H. JS., [H. L. Grose db Sons,) h Milion ave, n Van
Grose H. L. & Sons, editors and proprietors Ballston
Journal, Bath, n Front
H.
Hale Jane Mrs. h West, n Milton ave
Hall Amelia Mrs. h High, n Science
Hall Andrew, mason, h Milton ave, n schoolhouse
Hall Matilda, widow Sylvester, h Front, n Court
Hammond H. H., vol. U. S. A.,h Ford, c Bath
Hammond N. P., painter, h Milton ave, n schoolhouse
Hanson Nathaniel, carpenter, Milton ave, h do
Harris Arnold, foundry, Kent, n Saratoga, h High, n
Court House
Harris Arnold, hardware, stoves and tinware, Front n
* Bath, h High, n Bath
Harris Thomas M., vol. 77th regt. N. Y. V., h Bath, n Front
Harrison S. F., vol. 13th N. Y. artillery, h Bath, n Front
Harris Rowland E., teamster, bds Bath, n Front
Harris Sylva Mrs., widow Thomas, h Bath, 14 Front
Harrison Henry, prop. Railroad House, opp. R. R. depot
Hawkins Johanna Mrs., widow. Front, n R. R. bridge
Hawkins John, tinsmith, h Washington, c Thompson
Hay Alexander, laborer, h Thompson, n Ford
138 feALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY.
Heeney John, laborer, h High, n District schoolhouse
Hemphill A. P., h iMilton ave, n Front
Hewitt Amos, farmer, h Charlton, n Village line
Hewitt Charles, shoemaker, h Thompson, n Ford
Hewitt Wm. H., carpenter, h Bath, n Ford
Hoey James, shoemaker, bds Front, n Bath
Holey Patrick, laborer, Bath, n Washington
Holmes Hugh, h Ford, n Mechanic
Holmes Rac-hel Mrs., wadow John, h Mechanic, n Kent
Hope Lewis, axe-maker, h Milton ave, n bridge
Hope Phoebe Mrs., h Milton ave, n bridge [church
HORTON JAMES W., county clerk, h High, n Christ
Hovey J. A., cotton manufacturer, Prospect, h Milton ave,
n Ford
Hovey John, saw mill, Ralph, n Saratoga, h do
Hovey Hiram, farmer, h Saratoga, n N. High
HOVEY JONAS A., cotton manufacturer, Prospect, c
Milton ave, (office, 137 Broadway, N. Y.)
Hovey Smith, {Hovey c& Son^ h Ralph, n Saratoga
Howard William, farmer, h Ford, n Mechanic
Hoyt Edwin, laborer, bds Hamilton, n Bath
Hoyt George, laborer, h Hamilton, n Bath
Hoyt Oren, laborer, h Hamilton, n Bath
Hubbell Emily M. Mrs., h N. High, n Milton ave
Hubbell James, machinist, h Bath, n Presbyterian church
Hulbert Mrs., h Saratoga, n Milton ave
Hullsander Jane Mrs., h Ford, n Mechanic
Hurd James F., superintendent cotton factory, h Prosp^ct^
n Milton ave
Hurzog Fitz John, tanner, h Milton ave, n Centre
Irish Abner, blacksmith, h Saratoga, c Kent
Irish James, spinner, h Thompson, n Ford
Irish Luther, factory hand, h Prospect, n Milton ave
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 139
Jack Milly Mrs., widow James, h N. High, n Milton ave
Jeffers Hannah Mrs., widow James, h Saratoga, n N. High
Jingle Peter A., painter, h Prospect, n Milton ave
Jennings Bridget, Mrs., h head Pleasant
JENNINGS JOSEPH, Milton House, Ballston, c Charl-
ton (see adv)
Jennings William, 115 N. Y. V., h Front, n R. E. bridge
Johnson Frank, laborer, h Washington, n R. R.
Jones C. E., (Jones d' Thomas,) h Saratoga, n Milton ave
Jones Hiro, knitting factory, Ford, n Thompson, h Milton
ave, n Van Buren
Jones & Thomas, hardware, Milton ave, c Eord
K.
Karley William, laborer, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Kelley John, laborer, h I3allston, n High
Kelley Mary Miss, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Kelly Mrs., h Van Buren, n Milton ave
Kelley Thomas, laborer, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Ketchum — , farmer, h Charlton, n Village line
Ketchum Ransselaer, bds High, n Charlton
King Otis, vol. 153d regt., h Ballston, n Cemetery
Kimmey C. A. Miss, h N. High, n Milton ave
Knight Ransselaer, vol. 115th regt., h Centre, c West
Knox George E., hoop skirt manufacturer, Milton ave, n
Rail Road, h do
Koonz Abraham, laborer, bds Centre, n Milton ave
Kouse George, laborer, h Van Buren, n Mechanic
Laducer Louis, axemaker, h Milton ave, n West
L'AMOREAUX J. S., lawyer, Bath, c Front, h Milton
ave, n N. High
140 BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY.
L'Amoreaiix Jesse, h Milton ave, n N. High
Lansing A. S., farmer, h Charlton, n village line
Lansing Cornelias, teamster, h Bath, n Hamilton
Larinas Barzine, h Thompson, n Prospect
Lawrence Geo. B., harness and collar maker, Washington,
n Bath, h do
Lawrence James, watchman, h Prospect, n Milton ave
Lawrence Mary, widow, h ft Front, n opp the Spring
Leach James, collector, office Bath, n Front, h Miiton ave,
n Van Buren
Leach James Otis, collector internal revenue, h Milton
ave, n Van Buren
Le Clair Andrew, axeraaker, h Milton ave, n Centre
Lee E. W., agt. country store. Front, c Bath, h Front, n
Bath
Lee John J., cashier Ballston Spa Bank, Front, n Court,
h bank buildings
Leonard Thomas, tanner, h Kent, n Saratoga
Lewis Morgan, physician, Milton ave, n Front, h do
Locklin James P., carpenter, head Ballston ave, h do
Losee Gurdon, carpenter, N. High, n Saratoga
Luffinan Eunice, widow George, h Charlton, n High
Luther Ebenezer, bds Milton ave, n South [n Court
Luther John J., wines and liquors, Front, c Low, h Front,
Luther Henry, (S. IT. d H. Luther^) bds Front, opp
Ballston Spa Bank [Methodist church
Luther S. H., (S. H. c& H. Luther,) h Milton ave, opp
LUTHER S. H. & H., wholesale liquor dealers, Milton
ave, n "Washington, (see ifdv.)
M.
MANN HENRY A., county treasurer, Bath, n Front, h
High, c Low
Manney. Patrick, laborer, h High, n Charlton
Massey — , tailor, h Ballston ave, n Catholic church
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 141
Massey John, clothing merchant, Milton ave, n Methodist
church, h Mechanic, n Van Burcn [Hotel
Massey John S., merchant tailor, Milton ave, n Gleason's
Massey Samuel, saloon, n Gleason's Hotel, [ave
Maxwell David, lawyer, Bath, c Front, h High, n Milton
McCarty John, laborer, h Ballston, n Cemetery
McClear John, laborer, h Thompson, n Prospect
McClew Charles N., {Carpenter d' McClew,) h Milton, n
Front
McCollum Margaret Miss, h High, n Science
McConnor John, laborer, h Charlton, n High
McDonald John, laborer, h Front, n R, R. bridge
McDowell Alexander, h Mechanic, n Kent
ISIcGar Oney, mason, h Kent, n Saratoga
McGuire Mary A., widow Philip, h Thompson, c Ford
Mcintosh Daniel, laborer, h Kent, n Saratoga
Mcintosh Henry, farmer, h N. High, n Milton ave
McKittrick Barnard, confectioner, Front, n R. R. bridge,
h do . [n Bath
McKittrick William, captain 115 regt. N. Y. V., h Front,
McKernity Mary, widow Michael, h Low, n Front
McKown John, cabinet maker, Milton ave, n Washington
McLaughlin Dennis, laborer, h Ballston ave, n Catholic
church
McLaughlin Thomas, painter, h Ballston, n Cemetery
McLean John B., clerk, h Milton ave, c High
McMann John, laborer, h Charlton, n High
McMaster Elizabeth Mrs., h High, head .Bath
McMaster R. P., h High, head Bath
McNab James, bleacher, h Mechanic, n Kent
MEDBERRY S. B.,prop. Village Hotel, Front, c Spring
Medberry S. C, clerk. Village Hotel -[church
Meeker Sarah J., widow Charles, li Ballston ave, n Catholic
Melon George, tailor, h Milton ave, opp. schoolhouse
Middbrook Hezekiah, clerk, h N. High, n Milton ave
Miller Henry, saloon, Milton ave, n Front, h do
Miller James M., carpenter, Bath, c Hamilton, h do
142 BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY.
Miller Levi, saloon, Milton ave, li Malta ave, n Milton ave
Miller Joseph, farmer, h Kent, n Saratoga
Mills William, former, h Milton ave, n Railroad
Milliman Francis, laborer, h Mechanic, n Kent
Minetta Catharine Mrs. h Thompson, n Prospect [Kent
Mitchell John, vol. 77th regt. N. Y. S. V., h Mechanic, n
Mitchell Titus, former, bds High, n Charlton
Moore Horace A., bds Milton ave, n Van Buren
Moore Leverett, physician, Milton ave, n Van Buren, h do
Moore Lorenzo D., liquor dealer, h Bath, n Front
Morris J. W., machinist, h Milton ave, n Ford
Morrison Ira, tanner, h Saratoga, n N. High
Morrisey John, grocer, ft. Front, n the Spring, h do
Mosher Silas B., carpenter, h Milton ave, n bridge
Mould John, laborer, h Mechanic, n Van Buren
Muhlfelder Lewis, (J. Schwarz cb Co.,) h Milton ave
Myers Dinah, widow John, h Ballston, n Cemetery
N.
■'^elson Lavina Mrs., widow R., h Washington, n R. R
Newcomb Mary J., widow Patrick, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Nims Lymon, h Milton ave, n Van Buren [Front
Noxon C. M., dry goods, Front, n Bath, h Milton ave, n
O.
Odell Wm. T., lawyer. Front, next to County Clerk's
office, h Front, n Milton ave
O'Hair Matthew, laborer, h Charlton, n High
O'Neil Sarah Mrs., widovv^ Henry, h Saratoga, n N. High
Osborn Thomas, laborer, h Mechanic, n Kent
Osgood B. F., carman, Washington, n Bath [ave
Osgood D., shoemaker, Milton ave, h Center, n Milton
OSGOOD J. D., boot and shoemaker. South, n Milton
ave, h do
Ostrander Jacob, laborer, h Kent, n Saratoga
feALLStOl^ SPA DIRECTORY. 143
' P.
haddock Geo. C, h West, n Milton aVe
Padgham Thomas, (aS'. D. Broionell d' Co.,) h Hamilton^
n Bath [toga R. R.
Palmatier A. J., shoemaker, Milton ave, n K. and Sara=
Parent Arthur, h Hamilton, n Thompson
Parent Arthur^ tannerj bds Saratoga, c Milton ave
Parent Chamicey, tanner, bds Ballston Spa House
Parker Margaret Mrs., h Ford, n Thompson
Parkinson Edward, vol. 153d regt. N. Y. S. V., h Miltoil
ave, opp Methodist church
Parkis Hezekiah, spinner, h Ford, c Thompson
Parks Warren, carpenter, h Ralph, n Saratoga
Parmater Anson, shoemaker, h Ralph, n Saratoga [ave
Parmater Sally A., widow George, h Malta ave, n Milton
Patchin Bernard, village clerk, h n ft Front, n Charlton
Patchin AVm. G. V., mechanic, h Center, n Milton ave
Patterson Augustus T., teamster, h Ballston, n Charlton
Patterson George, cabinetmaker, h Saratoga, n N. High
Patterson John, laborer, h Washington, n Main [h do
Peckham George W. blacksmith, Thompson, c Hamilton,
Peckham Hannah, widow Aaron, h Frontj n Charlton
Peckham James, harnessmaker, Milton ave, h Ballston
ave, n Catholic church [Catholic church
Peckham Lucinda, widow Stephen, bds Ballston ave, n
Peckham Renselaer, painter, h Front, n R. R. bridge
Peckham Sophia, widow George, h Ballston ave, n Catho*
lie church
Peek Cornelius, h North High, n Milton ave
Perrit Peter, factory hand, h Prospect, n Milton ave
Pettit James, laborer, h Ralph, n Saratoga
Pettit Jesse, Jr., laborer, h Ford, n Factory
Pettit Sarah, widow Abraham, h Charlton, n High
Pinney Phinander, h Saratoga, n Milton ave
Porter William, laborer, h Mechanic, c Van Buren
144 BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY.
Potter Malbon K., boots and shoes, Milton ave, n Wash-
ington, h do
Potter Mary Mrs., widow Elisha, h Saratoga, c N. High
Putnam Joseph, machinist, h Middlebrook, n Milton ave
Q.
Quiglen Michael, laborer, h Middlebrook, n Milton ave
Quinby John, hostler, Malta ave, n Milton ave
R.
Ratigan Michael, laborer, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Reid Archibald, h Saratoga, n Ralph
Reynolds E., printer. Main, h Washington, n Thompson
Richardson Joseph, bds Mechanic, n Kent
Robinson John, axemaker, h Bath, n Hamilton
ROOTS JOHN, physician, Milton ave, opp M. E. church,
h do, (see adv.)
Rouse Edward, mechanic, h Centre, n Milton ave [ave
Rowley Charles W., mechanic, h Middlebrook, n Milton
Rummings William, lumberman, h Mechanic, n Kent
S.
Schwarz Magnus, {3L Sclnvarz & Co.,) h Milton ave
Schermerhorn Cornelius, shoemaker, Malta ave, n Milton
ave, h do
Scott George G., lawyer, Bath, n Front, h High, n Bath
Scribner Louis Mrs., h ft Front, n R. R. bridge
Scute Hall, miller, h Saratoga, n Milton ave
Seeley Charles, prop. Ballston Spa Institute, ft Front, c
Charlton [n Science
Seeley L. P., insurance agt., office Bath, n Front, h High,
Seeley Melinda Miss, h Front, n Court
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 145
Settle Eli, flour and grist mill, Milton ave, n Saratoga, h
Milton ave, n Prospect
Seymour David, h High, n Charlton
Shafer Peter, mechanic, h Ford, c Thompson
Shaffer Ann, widow James, bds Kent, n Saratoga
Shaw Eugene, laborer, h N. High, n Milton ave
Shaw H. L. Mrs., bds N. High, n Milton ave
Shaw John, dyer, h Micldlebrook, n Milton ave
Sheffer David, laborer, h Kent, n Saratoga
Shefler Sylvesteiv laborer, h Thompson, n Ford
Sheldon Jane MisS) washerwoman, h Washington, n Bath
Sheldon Timothy, [T. Sheldon <& Co.,) bds Saratoga, c.
]\'[ilton ave [ave
Sheldon Titus, [T. Sheldon <£- Co.,) bds Saratoga, c Milton
SHELDON T. & CO., dry goods, groceries and variety
store, South, c Milton ave, (see adv)
Shepherd Oliver, prop. Eagle Hotel, Front, c Milton ave
Sherman Hiram, track master, h ft Front, n R. R. bridge
Shutes Jerome, farmer, h n Catholic church, Ballston ave
Sickler Lewis, (Sickler d' Arnold,) h Milton ave, c Wash-
ington . [Washington
Sickler & Arnold, Ballston Spa House, Milton ave, c
Simons Benjamin, vol. 77th regt., bds Mechanic, n Kent
Simon Henry, engineer, h N. High, c Saratoga
Smith Anthony, carpenter, h Milton ave, c Van Buren
Smith D. W., prin. Sans Souci Seminary, Front, c Mil-
ton ave, h do
Smith Ezekiel, laborer, h Kent, n Saratoga
Smith Henry, 4th N. Y. heavy art., h Middlebrook, n
Milton ave
Smith J. S., bds High, n Milton ave
Smith Loren, gunsmith, h Ralph, n Saratoga,
Smith Lucinda, widow, h Charlton, n ft Front
Smith Samuel, broker, bds Village Hotel
Smith Sanford, hardware and agt. National Express Co.,
Bath, n Front, h High, n Milton ave
Smith Simeon L., dentist, h Milton, opp. Eagle Hotel
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146 BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY*
Speir James H., h Milton ave, n Front
Steenburgh Sandy, h Front, n R. li. bridge
Steves James, carpenter, h Malta ave, n Milton ave
Stever James B., carpenter, h West, n Milton ave
Steves John, laborer, h Saratoga, n N. High
Stiles Horace A., stonemason, h Ford, n Mechanic
Stillwell Sarah Mrs., h High, c Low [cRurch
St. John Michael, laborer, h Ballston ave, n Catholic
Sullivan John C, vol. 77th regt. N. Y. V., h Mechanic, n
Kent
Swart Edward, axemaker, h Milton ave, n bridge
Swan Edwin R., carpenter, h Milton ave, c High
Sweet Catharine Mrs., h Mechanic, n Kent
T.
Talmadge Eunice, widow Isaac, h Court, c Charlton
Tarrent George, furnaceman, h N. High, n Milton ave
Terrant John, h Mechanic, n Kent [Ford
Thomas George R., [Jones c& Thomas,) h Milton ave, n
Thomas John B., tinsmith, Milton ave, h Milton ave, n
North High
Thomas Lewis, blacksmith, h Milton ave, n West
Thompson George, h Milton ave, c Van Buren
Thompson Frank, student, bds High, c Science [Science
Thompson J. W., president Ballston Spa Bank, h High, c
Thompson John S., pedler, h Ballston, n Cemetery
Thompson Maria Mrs., widow Joseph, h Milton ave, n
bridge
Thompson Samuel, bds High, c Science
Thompson Wm. IL, freight agt., h head Pleasant
Tisdale Clara Mrs., h Middlebrook, n Milton ave
Titus Alfred, patternmaker, h Bath, n Hamilton
Town Eliza, widow Amos, h Milton ave, n Van Buren
Tripp E. J., vol. 77th N. Y. S. V., h Saratoga, c N. High
Tripp Eliza, Mrs., h Saratoga, n N. High
BALLSTON SPA DIRECTORY. 147
Tripp Matilda, widow Abraham, h Saratoga, n N. High
Truman John, carman, h ll Front, opp. the spring
Tully David Kev., h Iligh, n Science
Twitchell William, tailor, h Front, n R. R. bridge
U.
Updike & Allen, flour and feed store, Milton ave, n
Washington
Van Deburgh John, mason, h Saratoga, n N. High
Van Denburgh Catharine Mrs., h Ralph, n Saratoga
Van i-5cnburgh Reed, mechanic, h Saratoga, n N. High
Van Dyke, George, laborer, h Kent, n Saratoga
Van Dyke L. B., blacksmith, Charlton, n R. R., h do [ave
Van Epps Rachael, widow Alexander, h Centre, n Milton
Van Ness Hiram, laborer, h ft. Front, n R. R., bridge
Van Ness Margaret Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Front,
n R. R., li'do
Van Ness Polly Mrs., widow, h Front, n R. R. bridge
Van Steenburgh Alfred, hiborer, h Front, n R. R. bridge
Vaughn — , h Washington, c Thompson
Vaughn A. S., painter. Mechanic, n Kent [Front
Vaughn O. D., marble shop, Bath, n depot, h Bath, n
Vibbard James S,, clerk Eagle i lotel
Vincent Charles, cabinetmaker, h Milton are, n Ford
Wager Amanda Mrs., h Ford, n Mechanic
Wait John, [John Wait d: Son,) h Front, n Bath
Wait John I)., [John Wait d' Son,) bds Front, n Bath
148 BALLSTOX SPA DiuE(rrorwY.
Wait John 'k Sun, floor oil doth manufacturers, Bath, c
Hamilton
Wakeman Elizabeth, widow Stephen, h Milton ave, opp
school house
Warner Anthony, laborer, h Milton ave, n R. R.
Warner Wm., ( Weed d' Warner,) h Ballston, n High
Wayne W. J., carriagemaker. Low, c High, h do [High
Weatherwax Albert, vol. 77th N. Y. V., h Ballston, n
Weaver Horace, mechanic, h Milton ave, c Centre
Webster Ephriam, laborer, h Ralph, n Saratoga
Webster Sarah Mrs., h Ford, n Mechanic
Weden John C, lumberman, h Mechanic, n Kent
Weed John, carpenter, h ft. Front, n R. R. bridge
Weed Levi, ( Weed db Warner,) h Centre, n Milton ave
Weed & Warner, druggists and grocers, Milton ave, n
Washington
Welden Samuel, mason, h Ballston, n High
Welch Isaac, laborer, h Hamilton, n Bath
Wentworth Peter W., barber, h Court, n Front
WESTCOTT JOHN IL, druggist. Front, n Bath, h oppo-
site (see adv)
West H. L., watchmaker and jeweller, Milton ave, n
Washington, h do
Whalen Lee, laborer, h Centre, n Milton ave
Whalen S., lawyer, Front, n R. R. Bridge, h Mechanic, n
Kent
White Fonda, h Milton ave, opp R. R. [Front
White James E., baker and confectioner, Milton ave, n
White John C, carriagemaker, bds Milton ave, n Middle-
brook
White Mrs. Polly, widow Cosman, h Milton ave, n R. R.
White M. v., machinist, bds Milton ave, n R. R.
White Theodore, carpenter, h Milton ave., n N. High
Whitford J. F., carriagemaker, h Mechanic, n Kent
Whitmore Moses, h Fora, n "Mechanic
Wilber Adam, Union Hotel, Milton ave, c South
Wilber Nancy, widow, h Front, n R. R, Bridge
BALLSTOX SPA DIRECTORY. 149
Wile}- Calvin F., clerk, h Bath, n Front
Williams Charlotte Miss, h Front, n Bath
Williams Jonathan, overseer cotton fact'y, h Ford, c Bath
Williams Julia A., widow Theopiliis, h Mechanic, n Kent
Williams Mary Miss, h Front, n Bath [h do
Williams M. L. druggist and postmaster. Front, n Bath,
Williams Richard, tanner, h Milton ave, n Washington
Wilsey Harry, painter, h N. High, n Milton ave
Wilson J, R., ticket agent, h High, n Presbyterian church
Wilson Margaret Mrs., h Ford, n Mechanic
Wood S. M., h Milton ave, n schoolhouse
Wright John, ashman, h Ford, n Mechanic
Y.
Young Hannah M., widow Alfred, h N. Hiiih, n Milton ave
Yo\uig Rush, cabinetmaker, h N. High, n Milton av
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
Agents— Claim, Insurance, Real Estate, &c.
Seely L. P., insurance, Bath, n Front, Ballston Spa
Atwell D, A., insurance, 172 State, Schenectady
Carley G. Q., insurance, 26 State c Church, do
Hanford George T., insurance, 114 State, do
Agricultural Implement Manufacturers.
Kelsey Nathaniel, 198 State, Schenectady
Schenectady Agricultural Works, G. West-
inghouse & Co. prop. Rotterdam, n
Canal bridge, do
Sweet & Allen, 201 and 203 State, do
Bakers.
White James E., Milton ave., n Front,
Boss Isaac S., 97.} Ferry,
Knecht Frederick, 23 and 25 Jay,
Moore E. W., 233 State,
Moore George W., 113 State,
Watkins Charles, 141 Union,
Ballston Spa
Schenectady
do
do
do
do
Billiard Saloon.
Stevens & Cutting, 161 State, Schenectady
Blacksmiths.
(See also, CciTriage and Wagon Manvfacturers.)
Barton Henry, Centre, c West, Ballston Spa
Cheydleur J. B., Milton ave., n Bridge, do
Draper Gideon A., Saratoga, n N. High, do
Peckham George W., Thompson, c Hamilton, do
Van Dycke L. B., Charlton, n R. R do
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
151
Abels S. H., Duanssburgh
McGraw & Mead, do
Moon John, do
Mickle James, Duanesburgh
Phenix & Pulver, do
Shrade George, do
Carroll G. & C, GlenviUe
Sharpe G., do
Van Buren G. H., do
Van Wormer ^lichael, Princetown
Bliss Adam, Rotterdam
Coleman John, do
Banker Isaac, 48 Liberty, Schenectady
Beebe & Kelsey, 200 State, do
Boss Henry, 77 Romeyn, do
Clute &; Reagles, State, c La Fayette, do
Dickinson Aaron, 2 Rotterdam, do
Swits Walter A., 18 Rotterdam, do
Booksellers, Stationers and News Depots.
Ball Mary Mrs., Milton ave., n Front, Ballston Spa
Crapo H., Front, n Village Hotel, do
Clare George, 143 State, Shenectady
Gilmour John, 93 State, do
Groot Edward W., 168 State, do
Young & Graham, 111 State, do
Boot and Shoe Makers and Dealers.
Babcock E. D., Front, n Bath, Ballston Spa
Barr Patrick, Milton ave., n Ford, do
Barrett John, Front, n Bath, do
Cary Abram, Milton ave., n Gleason's Hotel, do
Dunk Benjamin, Low, n Front, do
Osgood J. D., South, n Milton ave., do
Palmatier A. J., Milton ave., n R. & Sara-
toga R.R., do
Potter Malbon K., Milton ave., n Washington, do
Schermerhorn C, Malta ave., n Milton ave., do
152
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I
Grouse John M.,
Cook D. A.,
Wilber Addison,
Wilber, Hoag & Co.,
Harm an R.,
Waterstreet J. D.,
Waterstreet Henry,
Griswold John,
Ballert Julius, 237|- State,
Brickner Henry, 2 Green,
Consaul John, 142 State,
Fehr Ulrich, 55 Liberty
Gray Robert, 184 State,
May Jacob, 10 Dock,
Myer Jacob, 27 Water,
Severn John, 7 Rotterdam,
Slocomb L. B., 54 State,
Stenson John, 123 Union,
Van De Bogert John, 135 State,
Van Epps A. C, 88 State,
Warner Addison M., 204 State,
Weller & Dealtry, 197 State,
I)uanesburgh
do
do
do
Glenville
do
do
Niskayuna
Schenectady
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Brewers and Maltsters.
De Wigne Ferdinand, 94 Union, Schenectady
Swits & Carley, office State, c Canal bridge, do
Thomson Cornelius, Dock, do
Brush and Broom Makers.
Bowman Thomas, Niskayuna
Myers John, on flats bet the river and canal, Schenectady
Schermerhorn Nicholas I., Rotterdam plank
road, do
Veeder John H., Rotterdam flat road, do
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY. 153
Cabinet Makers, Furniture Dealers and Un-
dertakers.
Gilborne E., Milton ave., n Ford, Ballston Spa
McKown John, Milton ave., n Washington, do
Van Eps D. H., Glenville
Brown Albert & Son, 67 State Schenectady
De Forest Jacob, 58, 60 and 62 State, do
Henry Jacob, 40 State, do
Ouderkirk P. M., 133 Union, do
Carpenters and Builders.
Smith A. M., Milton ave, c Van Biiren, Ballston Spa
Hanset John, Duanesburgh
Jones A. D., do
Stebbins G. T., do
Wright Eben, do
Van Eps D. H., Glenville
Vedder A., do
VosburghC. H., do
Water street L., do
Brockham A. H., Rotterdam
Brockham G., do
Sitterly — , do
Van Dyck A., do
Bailey Wm. P., 18 Yates, Shenectady
Pearce S. V., 115 Barrett, do
Van Dermoor A. R., 16 Ferry, do
Van Dyck Peter, 21 White, ' do
Van Vraken G. I., 79 Romeyn, do
Vedder Jacob, 38 Jefferson, do
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers.
Ayers L. & Co., Middlebrook, q Milton ave, Ballston Spa
Wayne W. J., High, o Low, do
McGraw & Mead, Duanesburgii
7*
154
BUSINEi^S DIRECTORY
Sharp R., Glonville
Weaver S., do
Weller S. T., do
Shaible & Butler. 133 Centre, Schenectady
Van Vranken C. & H., 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12
Rotterdam, do
Wright & Croutts, 14 and 16 Rotterdam, do
China, Glass and Earthenware.
(See also, Coimtry stores.)
Cam Nicholas, 55 State,
Schenectady
Cigar Dealers.
(See Tohacconists and Cigar Dealers.)
Clothing Dealers and Merchant Tailors.
Carpenter & McClew, Front, n Bath, Ballston Spa
Massey John, Milton ave, do
Massy John S., Milton ave, n Gleason's Hotel, do
Harden W., Duanesburgh
Adams J., Glenville
Beckly John P., 98 State, Schenectady
Davis Wilson, 103 State, do
Davison J. E., 174 State, do
Dillenbeck & Stoop, 107 State, do
Ellis Robert, 159 and 163 State, do
Henry Jacob, 46 State, do
Hull Samuel A., S3 State, do
Kemp Henry R., 156 State, do
Laventhall Abraham, 72 State, do
Lavinthal & Hey man, 144 State, do
Levi Coin, 146 and 166 State, do
Levy Pfeifer, 90 State, do
Marks David, 132 and 134 State, do
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
155
Mason Charles J., 164 State,
Schenectady
Mix David, 64 State,
do
Van Vranken & Archer, 95 State,
do
Vedder Abraham, 139 State,
do
Coal, Wood, Lumber, Plaster, &c.
Van Hiisen John,
Duanesburgh
Groot G. W.,
Glenvi le
Green Walter C, c Franklin and Jay,
Schenectady
McMullen Andrew, 93 Union
do
Rosa Henry, 23 Dock,
do
Rownsley Edward, 7 State,
do
Van De Bogert Brothers, Dock, ofRce
171
State, c Wall,
do
Van Slyck Christopher, 7 Pine,
do
Coffee and Spice Mills.
Myers Julius, 89 Fonda, Schenectady
Confectioners and Ice Cream Saloons.
McKittrick Barnard, Front, n R. R. Bridge, Ballston Spa
White James E., Milton ave., n Front,
do
Clute Clara Mrs., 74 Barrett,
Shenectady
Freeman Ethan B., 86 State,
do
Moore E. W., 233 State,
do
Moore George W., 113 State,
do
Parmentier Francis, 74 Ferry,
do
Peaselee David W., 164 State,
do
Coopers.
Carroll A.,
Glenville
Gordon Samuel,
Princetown
Marselus J.,
Rotterdam
Frank William B., 77 Washington ave.,
Schenectady
Ohlen George, 53 Church,
do
156 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Coppersmiths.
(See Pluynhers and Gas-Fitters.)
Cotton Factory.
Hovey Jonas A., Prospect, c Bath, Ballston Spa
Country Stores.
Keeping a general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, d'c, d'C. Dealers exclusively in
one kind of goods will be found under their respective
headings.
Lee Edward W., agt.. Front, c Bath,
Ballston Spa
Spier James, West Milton,
do
Briggs H.,
Duanesburgh
Frederick P. J.,
do
Lasher & Son,
do
Miller John P.,
do
O'Neil James E.,
do
Snell George A.,
do
Wemple John B,,
do
Wilber & Co.,
do
Wilber & Hoag,
do
Woodworth John,
* do
Groot G. W.,
Glenville
Larrabee R.,
do
Leedings E.,
do
Kelly Andrew,
Princetown
Ford E.,
Rotterdam
Daguerreotypists and Photographers.
Bronk L. R., Bath, c Front, Ballston Spa
Clark & Hamlin, 166 and 168 State, Schenectady
De Bois John, 84 State, do
Phillips A. & Co., 99 State, do
Shaw Wallace, 81 State do
Somes A., 149 Union 'do
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY. 157
Dentists.
Arnold S. D., Milton ave., n South, Ballston Spa
Smith Simeon L., Milton ave., opp Eagle
Hotel do
Cuyler Vernor, 202 State, Schenectady
Duell J. C, 47 State, do
Garrett H. J., 45 State, do
Lacy & Perkins, 108 State, do
Vedder John H., 71 State, do
Dress Makers.
Carpenter Chloe Miss, Milton ave., c Ford, Ballston Spa
Knapp Elma Mrs., 12 Smith, Schenectady
Lansing Benjamin Mrs., 34 Smith, do
Van Arnam Naomi Mrs., 125 State, do
Walker Marv Mrs., 50 State. do
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Weed & Warner, Milton ave., nWashington, Ballston Spa
Westcot John H., Front, n Bath, do
Williams M. L., Front, n Bath, do
Young E. A., Glenville
Guadendorff Plerman, 85 State, Schenectady
Snell David H., 147 State, do
Traux A. & Co., 141 State, do
Dry Goods.
(See also Country stores.)
Noxon Cornwall N., Front, n Bath,
Ballston Spa
Groot G. W.,
Glenville
Barney H. S. & Co., 101 State,
Schenectady
Furman Robert, 79 State,
do
Groot S. C. & Co., 43 State,
do
Lindley Silas H., 121 State,
do
158
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Mathews Andrew, 145 State, Schenectady
McCamus William & Co., 137 State, do
Murray David & Co., 63 State, do
Ostrom Henry, 127 State, do
Dyeing and Scouring.
Kinghorn William, 2 Railroad, c Water, Schenectady
Edge Tool Manufacturer.
Blood Isaiah, • Ballston Spa
Fancy Goods and Variety Stores. '
Schwarz A. & Co., Milton ave., n Ford,
Schwarz M. & Co., Milton ave., n Ford,
Sheldon T. & Co., South, c Milton ave.,
Abbott Jessee C, 131 State,
Barhydt G. S., 158 State,
Walker James, 118 and 120 State,
Xavier John, 128 State,
Fish Dealer.
Staver Peter, 94 State,
Ballston Spa
do
do
Schenectady
do
do
do
Schenectady
Flax Mill.
Esmond & Allison, Ford, n Milton ave Ballston Spa
Flour and Grist Mills, and Flour and Grain
Dealers.
Settle Eli, Milton ave, n Saratoga, Ballston Spa
Updyke & Allen, Milton ave, n Washington, do
Westcot John H., ft. Main, do
W^estcott John H., Charlton, n R. R., do
Delemater M., Duanesburgh
Haines W., do
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY. 159
Dawson J., Glenvillc
Sitterly J. R., Rotterdam
Veeder G. S., do
Veeder J., do
Beal & Van Brunt, 48 Liberty, Schenectady
Carley A. F., & G. C, 14 and 16 Wall, do
Clute Harrison, 16 Wall, do
Clute Napoleon, 10 Wall, Schenectady
Maxon G. G., 2, 4, 6 and 8 Wall, c Liberty, do
Sitterly John R., Rotterdam plank road, do
Van De Bogert Bros, Dock, office 171 State, c Wall, do
Veeder John H., Rotterdam flats road, . do
Forv/arding and Commission Merchant.
Lindley C. L., 5 Dock, Schenectady
Fruit and Vegetable Dealers.
Johnson John A., 182 State, Schenectady
Peaslee David' W., 164 State, do
Staver Peter, 94 State, do
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Hull Samuel A., 83 State, Schenectady
Ketchum A. M., 133 State, do .
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
(See also Country stores.)
Brown Wm., Milton ave., cor Ford, Ballston Spa
Gould Samuel Sen., Front, c Bath, do
Gould Samuel Jr., Front, c Bath, do
Morrissey John, ft. Front, n the Spring, do
W^eed & Warner, Milton ave., n Washington, do
Allen Lewis, 213 State, Schenectady
Barhydt Abraham J., 55 Green do
Barhydt G. S., 158 State, do
Barhydt John C, 15 Smith, do
160 BtJSlNESS DIRECTORY
Barnard liozetta Mrs., 112 Liberty, Schenectady
Bensen R, Y., 112 Union, do
Bigelo^Y John N., Union, c Romeyn, do
Bhike Rose A. Mrs., 9 Warren, do
Carley A. F. & G. C, 26 State^ do
Chrisler William, 73 State, do
Clark & Millard, 140 State, do
Clute Cornelius B., 263 State, . do
Cregier Sebastian I., 227 State, do
Doharty James, 2 Jefferson, do
Engleman Solomon, Nott, n Canal^ do
Telthousen James D., 196 State, do
Friederich Andrew, 76 Romeyn, do
Furbeck James A., 97 Ferry, do
Gallaher Patrick, "75 Fonda, do
Hill S. P., 106 Romeyn, do
Howse William, 79 Ferry, do
Kilmartin John, 13 Rotterdam, do
Laramie Samuel H., 97 Union, . do
Levi Jonathan, 102 and 104 State, do
Lunney James, 74 Romeyn, do
McDermott John, 125 Union, do
McKerlie William, 38 State, do
Mechanics' Protective Union^ J. H. Tillinghast,
agent, 127 Union, do
Melanophy John, 52 Jay, c Franklin, do
Millard & Crane, 160 State, do
Miller Jeremiah, 64 Washington ave, do
Nicklas William, 36 Union, do
Ostrom David L., 195 State, do
Peters Harman W., 1 Rotterdam, do
Potter S. B., 49 State, . do
Powell D. L. & Son, 75 State, c Ferry,' do
Reynolds Hugh, 60 Liberty, do
Scully Patrick, 88 Fonda, do
Shannon Thomas, 189 State, • do
Stickles Peter, 37 Union, do
Streever M. & Co., 172 State, <Jo
Strong & Helmer, 7 Dock, do
OF SCHENECTADY COUK^TY. 16l
Susholz Alexander, 257 State, Schenectady
Sweet & Allen, 201 & 203 State, do
Swits Jacob N., 26 & 28 State, do
Truax Isaac I., 65 State, do
Van Brunt Zenas, 32 Ferry, do
Van Vranken Abram, 211 State, "do
Van Vranken Benjamin, 235 State, do
Vroman Abraham, 114 Union, do
Walker James & Co.. 118 and 120 State, Schenectady
Weed William II., 126 Union, do
Gunsmiths.
Badger John R., Bath, c Front, Ballston Spa
Chapman Alfred J., 99 Ferry, Schenectady
Hair Dressers.
Christopher J. George, Front, n Eagle Hotel, Ballston Spa
Goines Bazel N., Front, c Spring, do
Burgdorf Conrad, 3 Dock, Schenectady
Garlock A. ^., 168 State, do
La Tour Francis, State, under Fuller's Hotel, do
Thompson Francis, 173 State, do
Wendell Peter, Eagle Hotel, do
Wendell Robert Y., 169 State, do
Wendell & Jackson, 145 Union, do
Hardware.
Harris Ar^nold, Front, n Bath, Ballston Spa
Jones & Thomas, Milton ave, c Ford, do
Smith Sanford, Bath, n Front, do
Edwards & Conde, 69 State, Schenectady
Edwards H. S. & Co., 169 State, do
Harbison Robert, 116 State, do
Smith Abel, 136 and 138 State, do
162
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Harness, Saddles and Trunks.
Colony J. M., Milton ave, n R. & Saratoga
R. R.,
Lawrence G. B., Washington, n Bath
Haver W.,
"Waterstreet J. J.>
Benedict Robert, State, c R. R.,
Clute James B., 32 State,
Dorn Robert C, 13 Dock,
ParrellS., 150 State,
Gardiner William, 80 State,
Lyon B. F. & J. IL, 187 Church,
Marselis Henry, 2-Z7^ State,
Hats, Caps and Furs,
Babcock E. D., Front, n Bath,
Bristol L. W., Bath, n Front,
Clute William H., 98 State,
Lee D. M., 110 State,
Van Home & Son, 149 State,
Ballston Spa
do
Duanesburgh
Glenville
Schenectady
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ballston Spa
do
Schenectady
do
do
Hides, Leather and Findings, and Tanners
and Curriers.
Blood & Adams, Milton Centre P. 0., Ballston Spa
Parent Chancey, Saratoga, n Ralph, do
Jones Joel W., 112 State, Schenectady
Rugg S. & Son, 206 State, do
Schermerhorn & Swits, bet Liberty & Amanda do
Hollow Ware Manufacturer.
Featherstone, Near & Co., Pine, c Fonda, Sclienectady
Hoop Skirt Manufacturer.
Knox George E., Milton ave., n R. R., Ballston Spa
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY. 163
Hotels.
Ballston Spa House, Sickler & Arnold prop'rs,
Milton ave., c Washington, Ballston Spa
Eagle Hotel, Oliver Shepherd prop'r, Front,
c Milton ave., do
Gleason's Hotel, L. L. Gleason prop'r, Milton
ave., c Washington, do
Milton House, Joseph Jennings, Ballston, c
Charlton do
Railroad House, Henry Harrison, opp R. R.
Depot do
Union Hotel, Adam Wilber, Milton ave., c
South, do
Village Hotel, S. B. Medbery prop'r, Front,
c Spring, do
Burns J. S., Duanesburg
Case T., do
Conklin A., do
Lander A. R., Duanesburg
Lander D., do
Pratt E. D., do
Rich G., do
Groot G. W., Glenville
Woodworth John, Niskayuna
Crouse Abraham, Princetown
Gifford Alexander, do
Bond R., Rotterdam
Bradt H., do
Roberson John, do
Schermerhorn W. J., do
Thomas C, " do
Ward John, do
American Hotel, Chas. H. Peper prop'r 221
State, Schenectady
Anthony Hall, W. H. Anthony, Ferry, c
Liberty, do
Bond Richard, 57 and 59 State, do
Columbian Hotel, Wm. Bradt prop'r, 155
and 157 Union do
164 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Coss John B., 261 State, c Barrett, Schenectady
Davis Plouse, Isaac Cain prop'r, 188 State, do
Drullard's Hotel, N. Drullard prop'r, 179
State, do
Eagle Hotel, E. & R. Brinton propr's, 207
and 209 State, do
Fuller's Hotel, E. H. Vrooman prop'r 152
and 154 State, do
Given's Hotel, Aaron Freeman prop'r, 175
State, c Wall, do
Hemstreet Michael, 176 State, do
Mcintosh's Hotel, Angus Mcintosh prop'r, 215
State, do
Miller's Hotel, Peter Miller prop'r, 23, 25
and 27 Rotterdam, do
Sharratt House, J. S. Burns prop'r, 155 State, do
Washington Hall, Myndert Ward prop'r, 62
Washington ave., do
W^asson Thomas L., SO Washington ave., do
Ice Cream Saloons.
See Confectioners and Ice Cream Saloons.
Ice Dealer.
Barhydt Jacob T., 76 Front, Schenectady
Iron Founders and Ornamental Iron works.
Harris Arnold, Mechanic, Ballston Spa
Barhydt & Greenhalgh, 98 Centre, Schenectady
Schenectady Iron Works, Clute Bros., 49 Liberty, do
Knitting Factory.
Jones Hiro, Prospect, c Bath, Ballston Spa
Lager Beer Saloons.
Friedrich Frederick, 52 Liberty, Schenectady
Hubner Henry, 98 Ferry, do
Steinert George, 166 State, do
OF SCHENECTADY COITNTT
1G5
Lawyers.
Brotherson & Bciieh, Bath, c Fi'ont, Biillston Spa
Lamorcaux J. S., Bath, c Front, do
Maxwell David, Bath, c Front, do
Odell W. T., Front,- next to County Clerk's Office, do
Scott George G., Bath, n Front, do
Whalen S., Front, n it. R. Bridge, do
Calkins S., GlenviUe
Chadsey D. M., 84 State, Schenectady
X)aggett Stephen A., 68 State, do
Fuller James, 150 State, do
Jackson S. W., 10 Union, do
Johnson & Hill, 15 Union, do
Landon Judson S., 1G5 State, do
McChesney John G., 1C5 State, do
Mitchell & Beattie, 71 State, do
Paige Alonzo C, 10 Union, do
Rosa Edward, Van Home's Hall, Room 4, State, do
Sanders John, 11 Union, do
Sanders Walter T. L., 11 Union, do
Smith David C, 39 State, do
Thompson Alexander J., 10 Union, do
Livery Stables.
Harrison Henry, Bath, n Front,
Bame John II., 114 Center,
Cain Isaac, Davis House, State,
Pettingill W. W. & Co., 216 State,
Van Patten John, State,
Locksmith.
Maxon Hiram, 131 Union,
Locomotive Works.
Schenectady Locomotive Works, John Ellis,
29 Fonda, ' Schenectady
Ballston Spa
Schenectady
do
Schenectady
do
Schenectady
166
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Lumber Dealers.
See CoaJ^ Wood and Lumher.
Machinist.
Helm Frank T., 241 State,
Marble Workers.
Schenectady
Vaughn 0. D., Bath, n the Depot,
Ballston Spa
Egleston H. & P., 243 State,
Schenectady
Kenny Thomas II., 1 State,
do
Meat Markets.
Brownell S. D. & Co., Front, n Bath,
Ballston Spa
Burtch & Devlin, Milton ave., n Ford,
do
Castle George T., 231 State,
Schenectady
Clute F. W., 102 Romcyn,
do
Reaber Frederick, 167 State,
do
Southard Joseph B., 137 Union,
do
Milliners.
Ball Mary Mrs., Milton ave., n Front,
Ballston Spa
Blood A. P., Milton ave., n Washington,
do
Gary Hannah Miss, Front, n Village Hote'
do
Van Ness Margaret Miss, Front, n R. R. bridge, do
Webber Mrs.,
Duariesburgh
Crandall Mary Miss., 124 State,
Schenectady
Doty Abraham, 74 State,
do
Jeffords A. E. Miss, 105 Union,
do
McGukin Sarah A. Miss, 48 State,
do
Millinery Goods.
Johnson William, 91 State,
Schenectady
Van W^ormer Elizabeth M. Miss, 77 State,
do
Newspapers.
See Appendix.
Nurseryman, Seedsman and Florist.
Reagles, J. D., 9 and 12 Barrett,
Schenectady
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY. 167
Oil Cloth Manufacturer.
Wait John & Son, Bath, c Hamilton, Ballston Spa
Painters.
Hammond N. P., Middlebrook,cMiltonaye, Ballston Spa
Hunt L. W., Duanesburgh
Love J. A., do
Veeder Henry, Rotterdam
Lake John, 85 Union, Schenectady
Painter— Portrait.
Sexton S. H., 81 State, Schenectady
Paints, Oils and Glass.
Freeman E. L. & Co., 82 State, Schenectady
Paper Manufacturers-
Crane L. M. Factory Village, P. O., Ballston Spa
Donaldson & McLane, Bloods' Hollow, P. O., do
Physicians.
Doolittle James F., Front, n Bath, Ballston Spa
Lewis IMorgan, Milton ave, n Main, do
Moore Leverett, Milton ave, n Van Buren, do
Roots John, Milton ave, opp M. E. Church, do
Braman J., Duanesburgh
Brumaghim — , do
Delemater Stephen G,, do
Hill J. H., ^ do
Carpenter — , Niskayuna
Squares E., Rotterdam
Carpenter Charles H., 147 Union, Schenectady
Duane Wm. N., 39 and 41 Union, do
Ellwood Livingston, 219 State, do
Fuller Robert,^146 State, do
Mynderse B. A., 27 Liberty, do
Pease Harman, 105 State, do
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Swits Abram, 9 Jay, Schenectady
Swits Harmon, 220 State, do
Van Ingen James L., 11 Smith, do
Vedder Alexander M., 190 State, do
Walsh John E., 55 Fonda, " do
Wheeler Edward H., 13 Liberty, do
Planing and Sawing.
Hovey John, Ralph, n Saratoga, Ballston Spa
Haines W., Duanesburgh
Putnam A.j Rotterdam
Schermerhorn J., do
Valk J., do
Van Vorst, Vedder & Co., 62 Green, Schenectady
Plumbers and Gas Fitters.
Case Levi, 12 Warren,
Edwards John A.. 69 Centre,
Helm Frank T., 2:41 State,
Saddlery Hardware.
Lyon B. F. & J. IL, 187 Church,
Schenectady
do
do
Schenectady
Saloons and Restaurants.
Cleary Patrick, Front, n Bath, Ballston Spa
Ford John B., Milton ave, n Gleason's Hotel, do
Miller Henry, Milton ave, n Front, do
Beeler Charles H., 53 Centre, Schenectady
Coffoy Michael, 8 Dock, do
Chapman Alfred J., Ferry, c Liberty do
Cleary Thomas, R. R., opp N. Y. C. Depot, do
Fitzgerald John, 18 Dock, do
Fruax Stephen, 124 Union, do
Gordon Philip H., 21 Rotterdam, do
Gray Elias R., 157 State, do
Hanlon Michael, 265 State, do
Johnson John A., 182 State, do
Kerk Ander, 4 Dock, do
OF SCitKNEOTADY rOTNTY.
J 69
hadd Isjiac i*., 191 Statu,
S.-henectadv
Lucas Ernst, 01 Liberty^
do
Lucas George, 9 Dock,
do
Mitchell Thomas, 180 State,
do
Pike Thomas P., 1 door n Gi
veil's
Hotel,
do
Plato James, 177 State, under
Given'sITote]
, do
Roth Charles, 59 Union,
do
Stavers Peter, 94 State,
do
Van Eps Cornelius, 2 Ferry,
do
Van Eps H. II.. (3 Dock,
do
Saw Mills.
Liddle John, Jr.,
Duanesburjih
Liddle Rohert,
do
Baumis Hiram,
Niskavuna
Winnie John,
do
Putnam A.,
Rotterdam
Schermerhorn J.,
do
Valk J..
do
Segar Dealers.
See Tobacconists and Seffcn- Dealers.
Sewing Machines.
Sinsrer's Sewino- Machines, Miss S. E. Jennings
agent, 130 State,
Schenectady
Shawl Manufacturer,
Hoy James & Co., 48 Church continuation, 72
State, Schenectady
Shingle Mills.
Davcnburgh A.,
Green R.,
Walpole Richard,
8
Duanesburgh
do ^
do
170 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Soap and Candle Maker,
Knettel William, 20 Dock, Schenectady
Soda Water Manufacturers.
Rodgers & Weller, 64 College, Schenectady
Thread and Twine Manufacturera.
Crane H. M. & Co., Buansburgh
Tinsmiths and Stove Dealers.
Harris Arnold, Front, n Bath,
Ballston Spa
Doty George H, 78 State,
Schenectady
Miller C. A., 196^ Ferry,
do
Mutimer Daniel C., 92 State
do
Smith Abel, 136 & 138 State
do
Van Patten F. T. & A., 225 State
da
Vrooman Jacob V., ^ & 66 State,
do
Tobacconists and Segar
Dealers*
Fryer Jacob H., Front, n R, R. bridgej
r Ballston Spa
Burkart Joseph W., 95 Ferry,
Schenectady
Frazier & Reiley, 150 State,
do
Kinghorn William, 4 Railroad,
(To
O'Brien James S., 101 Ferry
do
Rpst John, 77 Centre,
^
Toys.
Freeman Ethan B.,S^ ^tate
Schenectady
Variety Stores.
See Fa/icy Goeds and ^^ariety Store,
OF SCHENECTADY COUNTY. l71
Watches and Jewelry.
Day Samuel F., Front, n Spring, Ballston Spa
West H. L., Milton ave, n Washington, do
Hitchcock, L. F., 109 State, Schenectady
Myers Samuel, 119 State, do
Sanders James, 109 State, do
Wheel Barrow Manufacturers.
Clute & Reagles, 83 Barrett Schenectady
Wheelwrights.
See Carriage and Wagon Manvfacturers.
Wines and Liquors.
Luther John J., Front, c Low, Ballston Spa
Luther S. H. & H., Milton ave., n Washington, do
Russell S. H. & H., Milton ave., n Washington, do
Doharty James, 2 Jefferson, Schenectady
Peters Alexis, 76 Washington ave, do
Wood Dealeis.
See Cool, Wood and Lumber.
Wool and Pelt Dealers.
Bills & Van Buren, 245 State, Schenectady
Woolen Goods Manufacturer.
<jrreen K., Duanesburgh
nm YORK CEf^TRAL RAILROAD.
^VESTEllN KOUTB TO
TBfll, StDENECTSfil UTICJ, SIREUSE,
EocKester, Auburn, Geneva, Oanandaigua, Batavia,
Buffalo, and all points West.
Ticket CiScc ia Albany, Maiden lane ; General Oice in Albany, Exchange Building
OFFICERS.
BEAN mCHMOKD, President; C. VIBBARD, General Superintend't.
Julius A. SpENCKR.Ass't Sup't, I K. Foster, Jk., Ass't Snp't,
Thomas Wallack, " Z. C. Priest, "•
Wm. G. Lapham, " I H. W. Cuittekden, "
The New York Central Railroad, running the entire length and through
the most populous part of the State, forms one of the great, ^oldest and best
managed links of communication between the East and the West.
It has two eastern termini, one at Albany and the other at Troy, connecting
at Schenecta'iy. and running thence west through Utica. Rome, «fcc., to Syracuse,
from v.-hich point there are two roads running to Rochester, known as the
'•Direct Road," via Port Byion, Lyons, &c.. and the "Old Road," via Auburn,
Cayuga, Geneva, Canandaigua, Ac. From Rochester there are also two roads
runninir west, one through Lockport, «fcc., to l^iagara Falls, and the other
through Batavia. &c., to BufTalo. Also, a branch commencing at Buffalo and
running along the banks of the Niagara River, through Tonawanda and th«
village of Niagara Falls to Lewiston ; and likewise a branch from Tonawanda
to Lockport.
At either Albany or Troy, passcneers for New York and intermediate places,
connect with the Hudson River Railroad, Harlem Railroad, or (during the sea-
son of navigation,) with North River Steamers. Passengers for Pittsfield,
Springfield,' Worcester, Boston, Hartford, New Haven, Providence, and inter-
mediate places, connect with \Vestern Jtailroad and its connections. Passen-
gers for Saratoga Springs. Rutland, Burlington, Montreal, and all places North,
also connect by Hailroad, from either Albany, Troy, or Schenecttidy.
Passengers for Sharon Sprinas, leave the Central Railroud ut Palatine Bridge,
and go from there by stage. Those for Cherry Yallej', C<ioperstown and places
South, leave at Ko:t Plain Those for Trenton Falls leave at Utica and go by
Railroad. Those for Watertown and places North, connect with the Rome anil
Watcrtown Railroad at Rome.
At Syracuse, the Central Railroad connects with the S. & B. R. R., running
to the Erie R. R. at Binghamton, and with the O. & S. R. R., running north to
Oswego.
At Canandaigua, vvith the E. C. & N. Falls Railroad, running to the Erie
Railroad at Elmira.
At Roehe.-ter with tha B. C. & N. Y. Railroad, running to the Erie Railroad
at Corning. And with Stpamers for all ports on Lake Ontario.
At Bufralo with steamers <m Lake I'^rie, (during the season of navigation,)
and with the Lake Shore Railroad to Erie, Cleveland, Sanduskj', Toledo, and
thence to Chicago by Michigan Southern Railroad.
At Niagara Fails passengers connect with the Great Western Raih-oad ^.Cana-
da) to Detroit, and from thence to Chicago by Michigan Central Pailrond.
At Lewiston passengers conn* ct (during the season of navigation) with
Steamers for Toronto and all ports on Lake Ontario.
Wm. GARDINER,
So. 80 STATE STKEET,
SOHiEISrEOT^IDY', IST. IT.
3rAXUFACTUnER AND DEALER JX
Ham'
addl
BRIDLES, TRUNKS,
VALISES, &C.
HALTERS.
KEPAIKINti DONK AT SHORT NOTICE.
S. H. & H. LUTHER
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
1 31 1» o i«^ T ii: i>
IIS AID IIOIOB
^V-"
OLD IRISH, SCOTCH AO BOURBON WHISKY,
BALLSTON SPA, N. Y.
AL.SO,'RE€TII lEUS AXD DISTILIiERS.
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JOSEPH JENNINGS, PROPRIETOR.
Ballston Sreet, cor. Charlton Street.
Ballston Spa^ N. Y.
DEALER IN
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Milton Ave. near Washington St.
§iUIjstott <§p, % i(.
DR. JOHN ROOTS,
THE CELEBEATED
Indian %mi & gnfc iMtot,
Ballston Spa^ N. Y.
THE DOCTOR CURES THE FOLLOWJS'IG DISEASES,
viz:
Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Dropsey, Rheumatism,
Fevers, Fits of Falling Sickness,
Neuralgia, an Nervous Derangements, Diseases
of the Blood, and all Forms of Female
Difficulties, with unparalleled
Success.
Never fails to cure them. He lias doctored over 1,500 pa-
tients, the 1 ast two yeais, without losing a patient,
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