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Holbrook David L., (D. L. H. & Co., proprietors Even'g Gazette,) 175 n Fourth
Houlihan H., boarding house, Broadway above Morgan
Hoffman H. L., wholesale and retail druggist, 3 n First
Hoffman H. L., oil and grist mill, Fifth b Cedar and Mulberry
Hoffman & Brother, weavers and dyers, 51 s Second
Homer Catharine, washerwoman, r 67 n Second
Hobein H., shoemaker, 145 n Second
Houiy John, tavern, 147 n Second
Hobeman T., carpenter, r 146 n Fifth
Hobeck Nicholas, carpenter, r Eighth b Wash and Carr
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Horiche H., butcher, r Wash c Alley rear Eighth Hovers Peter, carman, r Ninth above Franklin- av
Holmes Nathaniel, attorney-at law, office 18 Chesnut Hook, Axe and Ladder Fire Company, house 50 Chesnut Hooper C., paint shop, c Third and Chesnut
Howshill John, carpenter, r 106 Pine
Howard William, dyer and scourer, 32 Locust
Howard Samuel, bricklayer r Fifth below Convent
Hoyle Lawrence, drygoods, grocery and boat store, Plum b Front and First
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Homans Smith, r Collins above Cherry
Homan Patrick, laborer, 30 Greene
Hopkins Elliot, r Washington av b Fifth and Sixth
Hopkins Henry, teamster, r Alley rear Cincinnati row, Sixth
Hopkins Henry, carpenter, r 36 Spruce
„Holle A., boot and shoemaker, Greene b Fifth and Sixth Housenmier J. H., laborer, Franklin av b Fourth and Fifth Hoop Adam, stone mason, r Franklin av b Fighth and Ninth
Holmes Miss M. A., young ladies' school, 44 Morgan. Horseman Frederick, clerk, r Morgan b Fourth and Fifth Horn Richard, drayman, c First and Ahnond Holtzwart C. F., tobacconist, 69 s Second Hoster Charles, r Second b Spruce and Almond Hortisse John B., dancing master, r 160 s Second Hoeveler Emilie, fashionable dress maker, 35 s Third
Hoofmaster Jacob, cobbler, 137 s Third
Houtemeyer Frank, laborer, Alley b Fifth and Sixth above Cedar Holstine Mrs. V., widow, Second below Couvent Holstein C., c Fourth and Poplar
Holden John, stone cutter, r Fifth b Mulberry and Cedar
Hohoff Henry, carpenter, r 32 s Sixth
Hooper Clark, painter, r Seventh b Spruce and Myrtle [tle Holton Alfred, drayman, Alley rear Seventh b Spruce and Myr- Holden Mrs. Mary, widow, Spruce b Second and Third Hollingsworth B. S., clerk of the market, r 34 Myrtle
Honey Frederick, shoemaker, r Cedar b Second and Third
Hunt Wilson P., dealer in furs and peltries, 11 n Front; r Sev- enth b Olive and Locust
Hunt Thomas P., blacksmith, r 149 n Fifth
· Hunt Daniel. pilot, Seventh between St. Charles and Locust Hunt John F., r Collins above Cherry Husmann Henry, boarding house, 104 n Front
Hulbert Samuel & Co., foundry, 237 n First
Hughes J. R., boot maker, 175 n First
Hughes Harvey J., carpenter, Broadway above the foundry Hubbard, Mandlebeaum & Co., exchange office, 159 n First Hubbard Julius, tinner, r Sixth b Biddle and Carr
Hungerford & Livingston, wholesale dealers in drygoods, boots and shoes, 12 n First
Hull Mrs. R., fashionable dress maker, 84 n Secon
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Humbert John J., upholsterer, 43 Market Huth C. H., family grocery, 55 Market Huth Charles, grocer, r 11 s Third Huddleson William, pilot, c Seventh and Wash Huddleson Roland, carpenter, r Seventh b Wash and Carr Humphreys Edward, plasterer, r Seventh b Wash and Carr Huhn Austin, carpenter, r Eighth b Franklin av and Wash Hutman Carl, carpenter, r Alley b Eighth and Ninth, above Franklin av
Hunton D., attorney-at-law, office Chesnut b First and Second Hunton Logan D., r Morgan b Seventh and Eighth Hudson Thomas B., attorney-at law, office 17 Olive Huslace H. G., gunsmith, r Franklin av b Eighth and Ninth Hunter Rosanna, widow, c Fifth and Cedar Hutsler Albert, laborer, Spruce b First and Second Hurack Joseph, butcher, r Cedar b Second and Third Hurley John, r Hazel b Second and Third Hyde Samuel T., merchant, r 150 Market Hyde George A., notary public and justice of the, peace, office Laurel b First and Second
Hyde Edward, pedler, r Franklin av b Eighth and Ninth
Ideman Thomas, shoemaker, r Alley b Eighth and Ninth above Wash
Ideman Conrad, shoemaker, r Ninth above Franklin av
Impey Francis, r Seventh b Chesnut and Pine Inglot J., blacksmith, r Eighth b Franklin av and Wash Indian Queen Coffee-house, by John Shannon, 28 s Second Iredell Jeffery, col'd barber, r First b Poplar and Almond Irwin Oliver, brick maker, r Fifth below Convent Isaac James, col'd blacksmith, c Third and Almond Iwick Nicholas, city guard, r Fourth b Myrtle and Almond Ives Morris, carriage maker, 88 n Third
Jarrett & Ferguson, queensware merchants, 50 n Front Jarrett G. W. (J. & Ferguson,) 45 Locust Jacks Samuel, tailor, 54 n Front Jacks & Lyons, merchant tailors, 41 n First Jackle Christian, r Ninth b Franklin av and Carr
Jackson Thomas, hardware merchant, 178 n First Jackson Samuel, stone cutter, r Second b Cherry and Oak Jackson Charles, [col'd,] Morgan b Seventh and Eighth
Jackson T., col'd laborer, 105 Myrtle
Jayne & Pancoast, druggists, 138 n First
Janney N. E. & Co., wholesale dealers in china, glass and queens- ware, 80 n First Janney N E. (N. E. J. & Co.) c Eighth and Locust
Jaccard & Co., importers and manufacturers of clocks and jew- ellery, 40 n First Jaccard Eugene, (Jaccard & Co.) 113 s Third
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Jaszynski Ludwick, lottery office, 33 n First
January T. J. (Stettinius &. J.) Sixth near Franklin av
Jamison J. L. & A. G., family grocery, 67 Market Jabou Jo eph, 187 s Third
Jeffery James, merchant, 52 n First; r 46 s Fifth Jeffery Jacob, miller, r Third b Spruce and Almond [Cherry Jenkins Frederick, office with Mathews & Lisle, Second above Jenkins Edward, 61 s Third .
Jenkins Isabella, fancy seamstress, Sixth next to the c of Greene Jefferson Mrs., fancy milliner, 47 n Sixth
Jeter William S., carpenter, r Fifth b Wash and Carr
Jerard J. B., wagon maker, 76 Locust
Jensen P., boot maker, Vine b Second and Third
Jeanneret Mrs., milliner and dress maker, 61 s First
Jessar Frederick L., family grocery, c Second and Plum
Jones, Bacon & Co., wholesale druggists, 150 n First Jones, Clark & Gill, clothing merchants, 15 and 67 n First
Jones Francis, (J., Clunk & Gill,) 25 n Third
Jones Joseph, bricklayer, r Market b Ninth and Tenth
Jones Henry, col'd boatman, Sixth b Spruce and Almond
Johnson William S., merchant, 134 n First
Johnston John, family grocery and provision store, c Broadway and Oak
Johnson J. E., druggist, c Market and Third
Johnson J. D., attorney-at-law and clerk Criminal Court, r 12 n Sixth; office Court-house
Johnson George, col'd barber, 61 Market
Johnson J. W., r 137 Market
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, r Eighth b Morgan and Franklin av Johnson James, carpenter, r Washington av b Fourth and Fifth Johnson & Clamorgan, family grocery, c Third and Poplar Johns n William, (J. & Clamorgam,) c Fourth and Poplar Johr son Mary, coi'd washerweman, Sixth below Spruce Johnson Isabella, [col'd,] 142 Walnut
Johnson Catharine, [col'd.] 27 Myrtle
Johnson John, pilot, r Almond b Second and Third
Johnstone, Dreyer & Trowbridge, auctioneers and commission merchants, 78 and 91'n First
Johnstone Peter W. (J., Dreyer & Trowbridge,) e Myrtle and Fourth
Joseph Peter, house of refreshment, 5 n Second
Jordan Thomas, carpenter, r 64 Olive
Jordan & Whitehill, house carpenters, c Fourth and Olive
Josephs Moses, lottery office, 41 n First
Johns Robert, maulster, r n Second above Cherry
Junia B., laborer, 59 Third c Myrtle
Judy Clarissa, col'd washerwoman, Almond b Second and Third
Kayser Alexander, street commissioner, office 5 n Fourth Kayser Henry, city engineer, office 5 n Fourth
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Kaiser David, clothing store, 26 s First
Kaiser & Oberhals, tobacconists, 152 s Second Katz H. C., tailor, c Market and Third Kaits Frederick, shoemaker, Broadway above Cherry Kaften Henry, laborer, Market b Ninth and Tenth
Karney C., cooper, r Eighth b Franklin av and Morgan
Karst J. Henry, tailor, 100 Pine
Kadmus J., watchmaker and jeweller, 21 Locust Katter Bartholomew, coffee-house, Fourth b Almond & Myrtle Kahle H. G., watchmaker, r Second b Hazel and Sycamore Kerr J. & A., wholesale dealers in drygoods, 1 n First Kerr Augustus, (J. &. A. Kerr,) c Fifth and Olive Kerr Mathew, c Fifth and Franklin av
Kennett, White & Co., grocers and commission merchants, 18 n Front
Kennett Walter M., storage and commission merchant, 18 n Front; r c Third and Myrtle
Kennett Ferdinand, (K., White & Co.) c Sixth and St. Charles Kennett Elizabeth, col'd washerwoman, 8 Elm
Keffe William, Philadelphia Coffee-house, c Second and Vine Kennerly Augustin, city collector, office 8 n Second
Keemle Chas., book, job and fancy letter-press printer, 22 Olive; r 27 Olive
Kelly M. & E., fancy drygoods store, 36 Market
Kelly P., boarding house, 95 n Front
Kelly J., fashionable boot and shoemaker, 24 Pine Kelly Thomas, col'd wagoner, Morgan b Seventh and Eighth Keisucker Elizabeth, boarding house, c Fourth and Chesnut Kailer John, laborer, Broadway above Cherry
Keller & Ebner, distillers of essences, 69 Olive
Keith David, book store, and agent for the Bible and Tract De- pository, 88 Market; r Ninth b Morgan and Franklin av Keyan Cristopher, shoemaker, r ?1 Olive
Kerrison Robert, boarding house, c Third and Vine; livery sta- ble, Vine b Third and Fourth
Keane Stephen, stone cutter, r Oak b Second and Third
Keneer Robert, La Grange coffee-house, r Sixth b Spruce and Almond
Kells Mrs., widow, Washington av b Sixth and Seventh
Ketchum Solomon, miller, r c Sixth and Greene
Keep William, cabinet maker, Greene b Seventh and Eighth Kendall Benjamin, paper hanger, r 57 Greene
Kendall Nicholas, blacksmith, r Biddle b Seventh and Eighth Kepvel John, brass founder, r Franklin av b Fourth and Fifth Kennel Jacob, cabinet maker, r Morgan b Seventh and Eighth Keitler Henry, brick yard, r Ninth b Cedar and Biddle Kelaher Patrick, drayman, c First and Almond
Keliher Timothy, laborer, 28 s Second Kennedy Capt. Peter, r 71 s First
Kennedy Carpenter, r 133 s Second
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Kennedy Reuben, teamster, Fourth b Plum and Cedar
Kennedy W., boatman, Sixth below Spruce
Kennedy Mrs., widow, Second below Almond Keck Martin, laborer, Second below Convent
Keyes Robert, pilot, r Alley rear Fifth, below Convent
Kern John, wagon maker and blacksmith, Spruce b Second and Third
Kingslands & Lightner, manufacturers of steam engines, ma- chinery, stoves, etc., 35 n Front
Kingslands & Lightner, new foundry, c Broadway and Biddle
Kingsland George, (K. & Lightner,) r Collins
Kimball & Allen, merchants, 108 n First
Kimball A. S., carpenter, Oak b Second and Third
Kimm & Tewes, importers of German goods, 15 Market
King J. B., attorney-at-law, 58 n Second
King William, (Warburton &. K.) Fifth b Market and Chesnut King Ferdinand, tailor, r 29 Elm
King George, boot maker, 29 Elm
King John, laborer, Alley b Fourth and Fifth below Myrtle Kinney John, laborer, Broadway above Cherry
Kilpatrick George, laborer, n Sixth, Cincinnati row
Kipvel John, brass founder, r Franklin av b Fourth and Fifth Kinneyman Wm., boarding-house, Morgan b Third and Fouth
Kieselhurst John, cabinet maker, r Alley b Fourth and Fifth, above Cedar
Kick Charles, at the Delphi, c Second and Olive
Klots Frederick, tailor, Eighth b Franklin av and Wash
Klaen Peter, brickmaker, r First b Plum and Cedar
Klein Joseph, clerk, r Fourth b Poplar and Almond
Klein M., tailor, 1814 n First
Knight Mrs., seamstress, 260 n First
Knecht Peter, grocer, c First and Myrtle
Knecht N., boarding-house, and grinder and repairer of razors,
etc., s Second near junction with Third
Knox Reuben, merchant. 150 n First
Knox T., school teacher, Fifth b Wash and Carr
Knox T. M., attorney-at-law, office 22} Pine Knox Gen. A., attorney-at-law, office 26 Olive Knox Franklin, M. D., office and r 100 Third c Vine
Knox John, stone cutter, r Alley rear Fifth below Convent
Knapp George, (Chambers, K. & Co.) 45 n First
Knapp & Shea, merchant tailors, 39 n First
Kneedler Jacob, bricklayer, r Alley rear Fifth below Convent
Kneedler Gideon, plasterer, r Alley rear Fifth below Convent Knor C., brush maker, r Fifth below Convent Koken V., boarding-house, 93 n Front
Koch Albert, proprietor Museum, c Market and Second
Koch Henry, watchmaker, r 65 Mulberry
Koch Mrs. H., midwife, 65 Mulberry
Kraft Antoine, cabinet maker, r Broadway above Cherry
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Kraft Bernard, butcher, r Second below Convent
Kraft Henry, butcher, r Second below Convent Kretschmar Frederick, justice of the peace, office .63 s First; r Seventh b Chesnut and Vine
Kramer C, cooper, r Eighth b Morgan and Franklin av Kraher J., boot maker, 18 Pine
Krause Morris, bookbinder, 67 s Second
Krill Martin, boarding-house, Fourth b Plum and Cedar Kretzer T. & Co., dealers in tobacco, segars, etc., 30 n Front Kuntze J., tailor, 55 s Fifth
Kurzeborn Jacob, butcher, r Second b Hazel and Sycamore
Kyle Robert, tobacco manufacturer, 170 n Front; r c Fifth and Wash
Larkin T. H., storage and commission merchant, 33 n Front; r 28 n Fifth
Latz Adolphus, merchant, 55 n Front
Lawless Luke E., judge of the Cir. Court, r 131 n Fourth
Lawless James, manufacturer of saddlery, etc., 84 n Front Lacount J., r 201 n First
La Grange Coffee house, by R. Keneer, 33 n First
Lawrence L., exchange broker, 103 n First
Lawrence Henry, carman, r Cherry b First and Second
Lawhead B., steamboat work and blacksmith's shop, c Oak and Second
Lawhead Benjamin, r Broadway above the new foundry
Lafayette House, by J. Wilmer, Il n Third
Lane James S., private boarding house, 38 n Third
Lane William Carr, M. D., r 24 n Fifth
Lane Hardage, M. D, r c Sixth and Morgan
Lane Prescilla, widow, r 76 s Third
Lane Lydia, col'd washerwoman, c Seventh and Greene
Landstettler John, teamster, Eighth b Wash and Carr
Latell William, carpenter, r Ninth b Franklin av and Wash
Laden Joseph, turning shop and chair maker, 24 Chesnut; r 48 Elm
Labeaume Theodore & Co., grocers and commission merchants, 41 n Front
Labeaume Theodore, (T. L. & Co ) Broadway above big mound Labeaume Louis T., justice of the peace, office 15 Pine Labeaume Mrs., widow, 40 Olive
Langkton J., M. D., office c Fourth and Pine
Langton Jeremiah, attorney-at-law, office 17 Pine Lamaire Henry, carpenter, r 51 Fourth
Langenberry Caspar, laborer, c Sixth and Wash
Lahaddie Sylvester, 1 103 Olive
Labaddie Antoine, col'd butcher, r c Second and Elm
Labaddie Joseph, col'd boatman. 115 s Third
Labaddie John, butcher, r Fifth b Almond and Poplar Laugherty Capt. James, r 44 s Third
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Laverty Jessy, 165 Walnut
Laverty Casiah, col'd washerwoman, Mulberry b First and 2nd Landerville Mrs. R., c First and Locust
Lapierre P., boot and shoemaker, 33 Vine
Laparc Philip, 159 s Second
Lawson T., plumber and sheet lead manufacturer, Plum b Se- cond and Third
Lawson Charles, tinner, r 71 Greene
Lary Michael, fruit store, Oak b Front and First
Lawler William, watchmaker, r 71 Greene
Lamoureux & Blanchard, grocers and drygoods merchants, 27 $ First
Lacoutieur Mrs. R., Second b Almond and Poplar
Latham John, Eagle Brewery, 161 s Second
Laront Mrs., widow, Second b Hazel and Sycamore
Laroux C., carpenter, r 44 s Third
La France Francis, 61 s Third
Lapier Peter, shoemaker, r 63 s Third
Latresse Edward, painter, r 73 s Third
Latresse John, painter, 77 s Third
Lallimier Julia, widow, Third b Convent and Mulberry
Langley Thomas, baker, r 189 s Second
Laveille Joseph C., lumber yard, c Fifth and Walnut
Lacount Judy, col'd washerwoman, Alley rear Fifth ab Cedar
Lackey Hugh, collector, r Fifth below Convent
Lassure T., carpenter, r Sixth b Spruce and Almond
Large Henry, laborer, Walnut b Eighth and Ninth
Latrace John, tobacconist, r 70 Spruce
Lateur Peter, carpenter, r Poplar b First and Second
La Point M., r c Mulberry and First
Laighton Joseph, cabinet maker, 48 Elm
Lancaster Aaron, cabinet maker, Eighth b Carr and Biddle
Levy J. & Co., merchants, 31 n Front
Levi Joseph, merckant, 37 n First
Levi S. J., merchant, 164 n First
Lee Thomas, baker, rear Finney, Lee & Co., 70 n Front
Lee & Storm, ornamental painters, c Second and Pine
Lee Mrs. C. M., female seminary, 71 n Fourth
Lee Maj. R. B., u. s. A., r 76 n Fourth
Lee Alexander, stone cutter, r Nintn b Franklin av and Carr
Lee William, book keeper, 49 Chesnut
Lee Margaret, straw hat manufacturer, 49 Chesnut
Lee Joseph, col'd barber, c First and Oak
Lee John, lumber yard, c Fourth and Franklin av; r next door above on Fourth
Lee Fanny, col'd washerwoman, c Ninth and Biddle
Lee Elliot, city marshal, r c First and Poplar Lewis C. & T., New-York clothing store, 177 n First Lewis C. & Co., hatters, 9 n First
Lewis Margaret, col'd washerwoman, 63 n Third
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Lewis T., private boarding house, 65 n Fourth
Lewis & Chapman, fancy drygoods, 42 Market
Lewis Charles A. (L. & Chapman,) 89 Olive Lewis George F., Venitian blind manufacturer, 90 n Second Lewis Ellen, [col'd,] 72 Spruce
Leduc M. P., judge of the County Court, r 38 n First
Leduc J., dyer and scourer, 40 Chesnut
Leduc Louis, dyer and scourer, 40 Chesnut
Leduc L., dyer and scourer, 41 Laurel Levison D., clothing store, 6 n First
Lehy Thomas, stone cutter, r c Ninth and Walnut
Leibig Philip, shoemaker, r 32 s Sixth
Lehman John K., family grocery, c Second and Convent
Lecler Peter F., lumber yard, c Third and Poplar
LeBeau John B., r c First and Poplar
LeBeau C., r 98 n Second
Leach John, family grocery and drygoods merchant, 152 and 154 n Third
Leach Arthur, stone cutter, r Ninth above Franklin av
Leach William, stone cutter, r Ninth above Franklin av
Lemp A. & Co., family grocery, c Sixth and Morgan Letcher Isaac, r 150 Market
Leverich William, plasterer, r Eighth b Franklin av and Wash Lenemar A., tailor, r Eighth b Franklin av and Wash Levis C., architect, office 22 Chesnut
Leslie & Field, attorneys-at-law, office 39 Chesnut
Lenhart G. E. & Co., exchange office, 19 Pine
Lindley G. A., merchant, 69 n Front ; r c Sixth and Franklin av
Little J. & F., cabinet warehouse. 12 n Third
Little & Youle, merchant tailors, 65 Market
Littleton Capt., r 156 n Sixth
Lislie Alexander, carpenter, r 29 n Sixth
Lindsay William M., family grocery c Fifth and St. Charles
Liggit Christian, (Wright & L.) r Fifth b Wash and Carr
Lindell J. G., r c Eighth and Greene
Lindell Peter, r Broadway above new foundry
Lindemyer William, tailor, r Ninth above Franklin av
Lindurnk William, laborer, 40 St. Charles
Linkemeir Henry, r c Third and Walnut
Linn Wm., col'd barber, 14 s First
Lick John, tailor, 46 s Third
Liberty Raymond, grocery, 37 s First
Louderman S. E. & Co., merchants, 155 n First
Loyd Daniel, bookbinder, 97 n First; r 47 St. Charles
Lockwood A., carpenter and bell-hanger, 51} n Second
Lockwood Isaac, leather dealer, 4 s Front; r Walnut b Third and Fourth
Longuemare Leon, merchant, 95 n Second
Long Philip, iron forger, r Second above Cherry
Long Henry, pedler, r Eighth b Wash and Carr
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Long Henry, laborer, Plum b Second and Third
Long Charles E., steamboat clerk, r Washington av b Fourth and Fifth
Londoner Lawrence, carpenter, c Sixth and Wash
Longbein A., shoemaker, r Seventh b Wash and Carr
Longman Frederick, laborer, Eighth b Franklin av and Wash
Louay Peter, laborer, Locust b Fourth and Fifth
Love James, blacksmith, r Plum b Second and Third Lott C. F., M. D., r 41 Morgan
Lonaghan Peter, laborer, Greene b Sixth and Seventh
Louisiana Coffee-house, by C. Koeser, Oak b Front and First Low William, wholesale grocer, Market b Second and Third
Lourm John, paver, Second b Almond and Spruce
Louker Jacob, shoemaker, 60 s First
Louty Peter, 17 Cedar
Lombear Clement, city guard, c Second and Cedar
Logan Charles, laborer, Second above Cherry
Ludwick & Storck, bakers, 73 n Fourth
Luff Mrs., widow, Sixth, Cincinnati row
Lumi Charles, carpenter, r Sixth, Cincinnati row Lucas John, 14 n Seventh
Lucas A., col'd drayman, First b Almond and Poplar
Ludlow Samuel, mason, r Seventh b Wash and Carr
Ludlow Henry, bricklayer, r Eighth b Franklin av and Wash Ludlow & Smith, managers of the Theatre, c Third and Olive Luminey Andrew, tailor, Laurel b First and Second
Lunn William, mate on steamboat, 41 Morgan Lupton Wellington, engineer, Collins Lumpkins John, carpenter, r Collins Luthy John, M. D., r c Second and Elm
Luck John, baker, r Fifth below Convent
Lueder Henry, ba-ket maker, r Almond b First and Second
Lyman James & Co., saddlery warehouse, 19 n First
Lynch William A., cabinet maker, r 106 n Third
Lynch & Trask, cabinet and chair makers, 24 and 26 Vine Lynch John, carpenter, r 25 St. Charles
Lynch Jeremiah, stone mason, r Greene b Seventh and Eighth Lyons E., fancy goods, 24 Market
Lyons John, carpenter, Washington av b Seventh and Eighth
Lyons P., carpenter, r Locust b Fourth and Fifth
Lyons J. J., cooper, r Greene b Fifth and Sixth
Lyttle James, tailor, Almond b Second and Third
L'Hussiere Louis, family grocer, c Second and Spruce
Mackenzie Kenneth, forwarding and commission merchant, 17 n Front
Marks Henry, clerk, 2 n Front
Marks Dennis, commis. merchant, 53 n Front ; r 176 n Fourth Marks Mrs., widow, Sixth b Myrtle and Spruce Martin E., M. D., office 6 n Front; r 181 n Fifth
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Martin J. T., clothing store, 106 n First
Martin M., M. D., office 30 n Second; r 181 n Fifth
Martin George, laborer, Second above Cherry Martin Henry, drayman, Eighth b Franklin av and Wash Martin Thomas, clerk, r Wash b Sixth and Seventh
Martin Louis, city guard. Second b Myrtle and Lombard Martin James, paver, Alley b Third and Fourth above Mulberry Margrett John, 14 Myrtle
Masalski Joseph, lottery and exchange broker, 36 n Front
Maguire John, iron merchant, 87 n Front; r Broadway oppo- site foundry
Maguire George, 128 s Second
Mansur Charles, merchant, 3} n Front
Mason Cristopher, tin and copper manufacturer, 184 n First; r 162 s Second
Mason Louis, boarding-house, Olive near Front
Marshall House, by John Samson, 157 n First
Marshall Susan, washerwoman, 30 Greene
Marshall Dr., r 78 Greene
Martial John, painter and glazier, Market b Seventh and Eighth Marvin William O., hatter, 166 n First
Maclay John, boarding-house, 120 n First
Marine Insurance Company, 100 n First
Marrin F. C., clothing merchant, 4ª n First Mayer & Hurxthal, hardware merchants, 97 n First
Magger John, ornamental plasterer, r 147 n Fifth
Magger John, plasterer, Carr b Seventh and Eighth
Magers D., cabinet maker, r Alley b Eighth and Ninth ab Wash Magner John, clerk, r Sixth, Cincinnati row
Marthens H. C., M. D., office 504 n First; r c First and Locust Markham George, portrait painter, 9 n Third
Maher J., grocer, c Fifth and Greene Maher Mrs., widow, 66 Greene
Macauley & Son, carpet warehouse, 54 n First
Macauley Dr. Duncan, academy and boarding school for young ladies, 72 Chesnut Manning W., exchange broker, 59 n First
Manning A., r Market b Seventh and Eighth
Manning A., attorney-at-law, 17 Olive Mast C., porter, Second above Cherry Marker John, r Second above Cherry
Magehan J. M., house builder, r 15 n Third
Marsden Mrs., confectioner, c Third and Olive Marrigan Wm. D., merchant tailor, 77 n Third Mallony Dr., office c Third and Vine
Mallony Mrs., widow, Sixth b Spruce and Myrtle Mallony William, laborer, Eighth above Morgan Maitland J. & J., family grocers, 129 n Third Maxwell William, confectioner, 146 n Third Maxwell James S., M. D., office 39 Chesnut
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Maxwell Henry, plasterer, 33 s Fifth
Maxwell Samuel, carpenter, Fifth b Plum and Cedar Mayhew William, confectioner, 15 n Fourth Mayhew.Mrs. Nicholas, studied midwife, c Fourth and Poplar Mahew John, r Sixth b Myrtle and Spruce
Mansion House, by C. D. Walton, c Fourth and Locust Maigne Henry, iron forger, Broadway above Cherry Maigne John C., 132 s Second
Mayrath Patrick, drayman, 187 n Fifth
May William D., tailor, r Sixth b Biddle and Carr
Malie James, laborer, Sixth, Cincinnati row Maclin John, clerk, r 138 Market
Masters Charles, tailor, r Eighth b Franklin av and Wash Mary, col'd washerwoman, 114 Chesnut
Marie Peter, boot maker, Olive b Front and First Maulay Francis, city guard, 62 Olive
Mabray Robert, carpenter, r 116 Olive Mathews Richard, laborer, Eighth b Wash and Carr
Mathews M., 30 Greene
Mathews Mrs., widow, seamstress, Morgan b Fourth and Fifth Mathews William, druggist, r Third b Mulberry and Lombard Mathews Stewart, (M. & Lyle,) 24 s Fourth
Mathews & Lyle, house builders, 28 s Fourth
Mathews & Mitchell, carpenters, c Fourth and Walnut Mathews Anderson, bricklayer, c First and Plum Martay J. R., Locust b Fourth and Fifth
Macartney George, accountant, office 25 Locust
Macartney Patrick, tailor, Carr b Seventh and Eighth
Makin James, stamp and brand manufacturer, Oak b Second and Third
Marsock M., shoemaker, c First and Cherry
Matlack George, house carpenter, c Washington av and Ninth Mackinder Edward, jeweller, r Greene b Seventh and Eighth Mackwit J. H., laborer, Franklin av b Fourth and Fifth Mann John, shoemaker, Franklin av b Eighth and Ninth Malinda, col'd washerwoman, First b Plum and Poplar
Marder Martise, r Morgan b Fourth and Fifth
Mattis Thomas, laborer, c Second and Spruce Margerron Philip, family grocery. 100 s Second Massie David, 37 s Third
Mahon Cornelius, fruit stand, r 78 s Third
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