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Miller John H. shipcarpenter, Noble n. Franklin Miller John M. barber, Mckibbin n. Morrell Miller Joseph T. builder, 42 Remsen
Miller Louis, upholsterer, 260 S. 3d
Miller Mary Ann, widow, Java n. Union av Miller Miah, widow John, Cook n. Graham av Miller Michael, boxmaker, Meeker av. n. Gra- ham avenue
Miller Nicholas, lamplighter, 181 Ewen
Miller Orchard, shipcarpenter, Graham av. n. Herbert
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Miller Peter, mahogany saw mills, 37 Attorney, | Minshull Thomas, silver plater, Whipple, n. N. Y. b. 155 Union av
Miller Philip, baker, 154 Graham av
Miller Philip, tailor, 199 S. 2d
Miller Rickard, widow John, McKibbin n. Mor- rell
Miller Robert, broker, 48 Front, N. Y. h. 11 Fourth
Miller Robert, stonecutter, N. 1st n. 2d, h. 168} S. 2d
Miller Sabastian, stonecutter, 99 Johnson
Miller Solomon, varieties, Ewen n. Mckibbin Miller Thomas, blockmaker, Boerum n. Lorimer Miller Thomas, engineer, Flushing av n. Bush- wick av
Miller Valentine, segarmaker, 95 Montrose av Miller William cabinetmaker N. 2d c. 4th Miller William, farmer. Wythe av. n. Taylor Miller William, shoemaker, 111 Johnson Miller William, shoemaker, 11 Monroe pl. S. 5th Miller William, jr. trunk mkr. 275 S. 2d
Miller William D. caulker, Union av. n. India
Miller William H. portrait painter, 190 Lori- mer
MILLER & BARRETT, stone yard, N. 1st n. 3d Millet Patrick, laborer, N. 5th n. 4th
Millet Patrick, machinest, N. 4th c. 4th Milligan William E. Leonard n. Calyer
Millis Joseph E. shipcarpenter, 137 S. 2d
Millis Alfred H. constable, Graham av.n. Powers Mills Benjamin M. mason, 79 N. 3d Mills Edward, laborer, S. 6th n. Broadway
Mills Edward, machinist, Freeman n. Union av Mills Eliza, widow, Java n. Union av
Mills Henry, fish pedler, 126 S. 6th
Mills John, liquors, 1 Grand
Mills Lemuel, shipcarpenter, Freeman n. Union avenue
Mills Robert, sashmaker, 241 S. 2d
Mills Samuel, shipcarpenter, Freeman n. Union avenue
Mills Thomas K. salesman, Ainslie n. Lorimer MILLS WILLIAM T. (alderman 9th Ward) Myr- tle c. Lewis av
Millspaugh Benjamin D. printer, 170 Taylor Millwater George, boots, Grand c. 7th Millwater & Co. boots, Grand c. 7th Millward George C. steamfitter, 8th n. N. Ist
Milnes, Hanson, sashmkr. 7th n. S. Ist, h. 178 |Mohan Philip, mason, N. 7th n. 5th
S. 1st
MILNOR WILLIAM M. physician, 170 Grand, h. 12 S. 9th
Milser Jacob, laborer, 153 Mckibbin
Milton Daniel, steering-wheel manuf. Milton n. Washington, h. Calyer n. Orchard
Milton Franklin W. shipcarpenter, Calyer n. Orchard
Milton Hester, widow Thomas, 48 N. 7th
Milton William, teamster, Guernsey c. Calyer Minard Abiatha F. shipjoiner, 287 Fifth Minard James G. shipjoiner, 237 5th
Minard Lewis F. 38 S. 10th
Minuse Leonard, crockery, 92 Grand Minell Johanna, widow James, 202 Union av Mininger Peter, baker, 34 Montrose av Mink John, carpenter, 150 Johnson
Mink Robert L. ship carpenter, Huron, n. Frank- Iin
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Minor Benjamin, laborer, N. 8 n. 7th
Minshull Charles, silver plater, Leonard, n. Monarque Jeremiah H. 45 S. 6th
Boerum
Flushing av
Minter John, carpenter, Waltin, n. Broadway Minton Elizabeth, widow, Thomas, 32 Monroe pl. S. 5th
Minturn James, laborer, N. 5th n. 2d
Minuse John H. crockery, 92 Grand, h. West- chester
Mitaner George, tailor, r. 85 Meserole
Mitchell John, colored, cook, 83 Tenth
Mitchell John, glasscutter, Wyckoff, n. Lorimer
Mitchell John, stevedore, Stagg, n. Lorimer Mitchell Charles, express, Smith, c. Stagg
Mitchell George, machinist, 6 S. 5th Mitchell George A. pump maker, South, n. Mar-
ket, N. Y. h. Jefferson, n. Bushwick av Mitchell Henry, laborer, 181 S. 6th
Mitchell John, pump maker, 274 South, N. Y. h. Jefferson, c. Washington
Mitchell Robert, carpenter, Kent av. n. Ross Mitchell Samuel, mason, 222 S. 6th
Mitchell Sarah, widow, 39 S. 3d
Mitchell Thomas, iron moulder, Walton, n. Har- rison av
Mitchell, William, mason, 68 S. 6th
Mitchelmore Jabez, ship carpenter, 25 Skillman, Mittel Nathan, drygoods, 106 Ewen
Mitz Adam, laborer, Meeker av. n. Smith Moakley Nicholas, shoemaker, 10th, n. Ainsley MOBLEY HARDY, colored, varieties, 287 Grand Moek William, tailor, 124 Schols
Moehl John, shoemaker, 96 Stagg
Moffatt Alexander, manager, Eagle, n. Franklin, . h. Franklin, c. Huron MOGER AARON F. furniture, 88 Grand
AARON F. MOGER'S Old Established Chair and Furniture Store. No. 88 Grand street, Williamsburgh. Old Chairs re- paired, painted and regilt .- N.B. Goods sent to any part of the city free of Charge.
Moger Levi, cabinetmaker, 106 N. 2d
Moger Levi J. cabinetmaker, 95 Grand, h. N. 2d n. 5th
Moger Maria, widow, 251 S. 2d Mohan Frank, laborer, 6 N. 7th
Mobr Charles, tailor, Forrest, n. Washington
Moir John, clerk, Suydam, n. Myrtle av
Moitrier John B. looking-glass silverer, 83 Ewen
Moitrier Mrs. Margaret, millinery, 80 Ewen Moke John, laborer, Varet, n. Bushwick av Molidore Emanuel, ropemaker, 128 Mckibbin 7
MOLL JOHN, butcher. 159 Ewen
Möller Henry, tailor, 28 Remsen
Molloy Bridget, laundress, 74 N. 7th Molloy Elizabeth, widow, 171 S. 6th Molloy James, laborer, r. 202 1st
Molloy John, clerk, 91 N. 3d Molloy Thomas, liquors, N. 5th n. 3d
Molz Christian, porter house, 70 Moore Monahan James, laborer, 8 n. Grand. Monahan Martin, laborer, N. 5th n. 3d
Monachan Michael, pedler, 10 N. 1st Monaghan, Thomas, laborer, 66 Remsen Monaghan William, shoes, 68 Grand, h. 202 1st
Monighan Ann, widow, India, n. Franklin
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Monk, Emma C. widow, John T. 162 S. 3d Monk William D. rope maker, 170 N. 6th Monn Theodore, tailor, Johnstone, c Smith, Monahan John, coachman, Franklin, n. Milton Monneigh Charles, segar maker, 168 N. 7th
Monnot Francis, coal, Ewen, c. Boerum, h. 120 Johnson
Monroe David M. real estate, 18 S. 7th h. 201 S. 4th
Monroe John, accountant, 169 S. 3d
Monroe & Payne, real estate, 18 S. 7th
Montayne Abram D.'chairmaker, 225 Houston, N. Y. h. 176 Second
Montgomery Alexander, ropemaker, 58 N. 4th Montgomery John, 49 Montrose av
Montgomery Robert, printer, 169 S. 6th
Montgomery Robert, ropemkr, Powers, n. Lorimer Montgomery Samuel, boiler maker, Skillman, n. Lorimer
Montross Cortland, pattern mkr, Java, n. Union av Montross Henry, shipjoiner, N. 5th, n. 5th Montross Lewis. ship carpenter, 230 Fifth
Moon Dennis, liquors, Meeker av. c. Ewen Mooney Dennis, laborer, Montrose av. n. Smith
Mooney Henry, ship carpenter, 42 N. 7th Mooney Michael, laborer, 167 Fifth
Mooney Michael, laborer, N. 8th c. 1st Mooney Patrick, cooper, 330 First
Moonyar Leffey, colored, laborer, 165 Ewen
Moor William, laborer, N. 9th n. 2d
Moore Alexander D. liquor, 206 First
Moore Andrew, cartman, Moore n. Bushwick av
Moore Charles, boatbuilder, 25 N. 3d
Moore Charles, grain measurer, 5th c. N. 8th
Moore Charles, painter, 98 N. 4th
Moore Edward C. silversmith, 207 Centre, N. Y. h. Broadway n. 5th
Moore Eliza, widow Mark, Lorimer n. Devoe Moore Elizabeth, widow, 252 Powers
Moore Fanny, widow John, morocco sewer, 150 N. 7th
Moore Francis, colored, foreman, 282 S. 4th
Moore George, seaman, 89 N. 2d
Moore George, steward, 9 S. 5th
Moore Henry, carpenter, Franklin c. Noble Moore Hiram, builder, 252 Powers
Moore Jacob, boarding, 104 Fifth
Moore Jacob, laborer, 78 Varet
Moore James, tinsmith, 330 Grand
Moore Joel W. marble, Huron n. Franklin
Moore John, 140 S. 6th
Moore John, agriculturai implement manuf. r. 99 First, and 193 Front, N. Y. h. 171 S. 9th Moore John, cooper, N. 5th n. 4th
Moore John, founder, 159 Second
Moore John, fringe weaver, 89 N. 6th
Moore John, laborer, r. N. 5th n. 2d
Moore John, paper hanger, 109 Grand Moore John, shoes, 229 Grand
Moore John C. silversmith, Broadway n. 5th
Moore Jonathan, contractor, Franklin c. Green- point av
Moore Jonathan, iron founder, Walton n. Marcy av. h. Myrtle av. n. Yates av
Moore J. & Co, iron founders, Walton n. Marcy avenue
Moore Joseph E. conductor, 373 First
Moore Mary, widow, 152 S. 6th Moore Oscar, painter, 167 N. 6th
Moore Strong V. billiard tables, 106 Fulton, N. Y. h. 146 First
Moore Thomas, ship carpenter, N. 10th n: 1st Moore Thomas, shoemaker, 47 S. 3d
Moore Thomas, teamster, Flushing av. n. Bush- wick av
Moore William, brass finisher, 23 Elm, N. Y. h. 168 S. 4th
Moore William, cooper, 313 Second
Moore William, colored, grain, 312 S. 4th
Moore William, machinery, S. 9th cor. 8th, h. 179 S. 6th
Moore William, sashmaker, Union av. n. Free- man
Mooty Thomas, laborer, N. 7th c. 1st
Moran James, laborer, 68 Grand
Moran John, ostler, 3 Water
Moran John, laborer, r. 6th n. N. 6th
MORAN JOHN, marble mantels, 167 S. 6th, h. S. 4th n. 10th
JOHN MORAN, Manufacturer of Marble Mantels, Table Tops, and Monuments, Nos. 167 and 169 S. 6th st. All orders thankfully received and punctually at- tended to
Moran John, printer, 227 S. 3d
Moran John E. colored, mason, Rodney n. Marcy avenue
Moran Michael, laborer, r. 120 S. 3d
Moran Patrick, laborer, 229 N. 6th
Moran Patrick, laborer, 44 Grand
Moran Thomas, laborer, 24 S. 1st
Moran William, bricklayer, 6th n. N. 5th
Morehouse Luther, pianoforte maker, Franklin c. Kent
Morell John, brushmaker, 90 Meserole
Morewood William, gardener, 61 S. 4th
Morgan Ann, widow Patrick, Monroe n. Wash- ington
Morgan Arthur, pocket-book manuf. 131 S. 8th
Morgan Elizabeth, widow, Freeman n. Union av Morgan James G. surveyor, S. 5th n. 5th Morgan John, blacksmith, 223 First
Morgan John T. surveyor, S. 5th n. 5th
Morgan Louisa, widow James, 25 S. 3d Morgan Mary, widow John, 155 Second
Morgan Matthew, cooper, N. 7th n. 4th Morgan Patrick, laborer, N. 10th, n. 2d
Morgan Patrick, plasterer, 78 N. 4th
Morgan Thomas, cartman, 78 N. 4th
MORGAN WILLIAM, real estate, 1st, c. S. 7th, h. 3 Rush
WILLIAM MORGAN, Real Estate Broker and Dealer in Coal, basement of the City Bank, foot of S. 7th street. Bonds and Mortgages negotiated, Houses Rented, Rents collected, Insurance effected in first-class Companies only.
Morgan & Brother, city surveyors, 16 S. 7th Morian Patrick, laborer, r. 224 1st
Moriarty Timothy, laborer, Freeman, n. Frank- lin
Moriarty William, tailor, Broadway, n. 9th Morland William, shipcarpenter, 116 N. 3d Morley William, painter, Guernsey, c. Calyer Morlin Jobn, engineer, Smith, n. Remsen Morman Adam, 153 Montrose av
Mornin Stephen, laborer, Morrell, n. Marshall
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
HOT WATER APPARA 9
PATENT
SIMONE ELLIS
FOR
WARMING AND VENTILATING Dwellings, Stores and Public Buildings,
GREENHOUSES, &c. BROWN'S WATER FURNACE COMPANY,
22 SPRUCE ST., (late Brown & Ellis.)
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
APPARATUS
For Warming Dwellings, Stores, Public Buildings, Conservatories, &c.,
BY HOT WATER OR STEAM,
Constructed upon the Most Approved Principles.
As an aid to the proper ventilation of dwellings, this invention is unri- valled. The fact that the radiating surface is at so low a temperature (below 212°) shows that a very great volume ofair is required to warm an apartment sufficiently, which if provided with a means of egress will most thoroughly ventilate by forcing out the impure atmosphere. Many contrivances for ven- tilation by exhausting or drawing out the foul air from houses have been tried; but unless the vacuum thus formed is supplied with wholesome air, warmed through the agency of warm water, it is labor lost, as the vacuum must otherwise be supplied either by air which has been deprived of its vital- ity by passing over red-hot iron, or by cold air which finds its way through the crevices of doors and windows, which is as unpleasant as the hot air is unhealthy. Hot-air furnaces are very properly considered the most unwhole- some media for the generation of artificial heat. The tables of mortality in our cities prove that a large per centage of deaths are from consumption and its kindred complaints. This is ascribed by eminent medical men to be owing, in a great degree, to the prevalent mode of warming by hot-air fur- naces.
The apparatus occupies but little space, and may be introduced into old as well as new or unfinished houses.
Estimates and Plans furnished, and reference made to numerous exam- ples, by calling at the store of the Company. A
BROWN'S WATER FURNACE COMPANY,
(Late Brown and Ellis,)
22 Spruce St., New York.
Reference is made, by permission, to Richard M. Hoe, 41 E. 10th St .; Robert Hoe, 39 E 16th St. ; Joseph B. Sheffield, 40 E. 22d St. ; John Green, Jr., 98 Broadway ; Charles Jenkins, 22 Monroe Place, Brooklyn ; Wm. E. Dodge, Madison Avenue; Theo. McNamee, (firm of Bowen, McNamee & Co.); Grammar School No. 4, Rivington St., near Ridge.
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Morran Thomas, laborer, Remsen, n. Bushwick | Moss .William H. B. clerk, 182 Third av
Morrell Francis V. hardware, 12 Grand, h. 35 Fifth
MORRELL F. V. & BRO. hardware, 12 Grand Morrell John, conductor, Franklin, n. Huron
Morrell Joseph, carpenter, Bushwick av. c. John- son
Morrell Thomas J. hardware, 12 Grand, h. 28 Fifth
Morrell William H. policeman, Washington, n. Remsen
Morris Arthur, collector, 17 Monroe pl. S. 5th Morris David, shipjoiner, India, n. Washington Morris Elizabeth, widow John H. 368 Grand
Morris Fanny E. widow Frederick, china, 336 Grand
Morris Frederick, butcher, 252 S. 6th Morris George, 33} S. 7th
. Morris George F. engineer, 76 S. 6th
Morris Hester, widow Peter, 41 Boerum Morris Jacob, carpenter, Adam, n. Washington
MORRIS JAMES, tailor, N. 5th, n. 6th
MORRIS JESSE C. agent, 205 Pearl, N. Y. h. 93 S. 5th. See advertisement margin front cover.
JESSE C. MORRIS, Agent for Lillie's Im- penetrable Burglar and Fire Proof Safe, Combination Drill and Powder Proof Bank Locks, 205 Pearl street, near Maiden lane, N. Y.
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MORRIS JOHN, lawyer, 142 Fulton, N. Y. h. 18 S. 4th
Morris John, shipcarpenter, 236 First
Morris John, teamster, Franklin, n. Noble Morris Joseph, varnisher, r. 127 Montrose av Morris Mary, widow Richard, 14 S. 4th Morris Richard, boots and shoes, 241 S. 4th Morris Thomas, shipjoiner, 68 N. Fifth Morris William, stevedore, r. 17 Johnson
Morris William W. carpenter, Washington, n. Green
Morrison Andrew, laborer, 35 N. 5th Morrison Cornelius, liquors, 189 N. 6th
Morrison Thomas, laborer, Graham av. c. Meeker av Morrison William, boat-builder, 88 S. 6th Morrow George, confectioner, 24 Grand
Morrow William M. conductor, Huron, c. Union av
Morse David A. colored, japanner, 277 S. 4th Morse Foster. machinist, Noble, n. Franklin Morse John E. fruit, 36 Grand
Morse Joseph W. artist, 13 Spruce, N. Y. h. Dean n. Franklin av
Morse Sarah, widow, 295 N. 2d
Morton Jacob, laborer, 37 Montrose av
Morton James, moulder, Lorimer, n. Devoe Morton Robert, mason, 26 N. 3d
Moschaner Johannes, tailor, 140 Meserole
Moschette Stephen, fish, 26 Washington mkt. h. First, n. Division av
Moseley James H. broker, 102 Nassau, N. Y. h. Broadway, n. 5th
Mosher Samuel D. caulker, Java, n. Union av Mosier John, boatman, Withers, n. Lorimer Mosier Sarah, widow Jacob, 60 Ninth Moss John, cabinetmaker, 62 Johnson Moss William, clerk, 3 Broadway
MOTON WILLIAM J. colored, chair-bottomer, N. 1st, n. 10th
Mott Albert H. sailmaker, 85 South, N. Y. h. 18 Lafayette pl. S. 4th
Mott Charles A. 18 Lafayette pl. S. 4th
Mott Charlotte, widow Thomas, 109 Grand
Mott Gilbert, porter, Marcy av. c. Rodney Mott James, builder, 136 Remsen
Mott Jesse, seaman, Meserolę n. Leonard Mott John W. distiller, First c. S. 5th, h. N. Y.
Mott Joseph, gold leaf, Kent. n. Oakland
Mott Mary G. widow Jacob G. 63 S. 3d
Mott Samuel, gold leaf, Kent n. Union av
Mott Smith, butcher, 187 S. 4th
Mott William B. ship carpenter, Huron n. Frank- lin
Mott W. L. brass finisher, 117 Ainslie
Motts Jacob, carpenter, 67 Boerum Mould Jesse, moulder, 254 First
Moule Mrs. Franklin, c. Greenpoint av
Mount Benjamin P. spar yard, foot N. 12th, h. 199 Monroe, N. Y.
Mount Jonathan S. carpenter, Broadway n. 9th
Mowbry Ellen, teacher, bds. Bushwick av. n. Pros- pect
Mowrer Ulrich, shoemaker, Schols n. Lorimer
Moxon Alfred S. shell-case maker, 259 S. 2d Moxon Nathaniel, tortoise, 12 Remsen
Moy Philip, tailor, 111 Johnson Moyland Michael, laborer, 73 N. 6th
Moynihan Arthur T. liquors, First c. N. 9th and 26 Pearl, N. Y. h. Reade av Muchmore Thomas S. printer, 94 S. 5th
Mucks Adam, shoemaker, Debevoise c. Morrel Mudge Edward, mariner, 75 N. 6th Mudge James, machinist, 75 N. 6th Müh Nicholas, liquors, 103 Ewen Mulaney James, mason, 25 Clymer Mulcahy Michael, boilermaker, 29 Skillman
Mulcahey Thomas, ( alderman 12th Ward,) book- keeper Navy Yard, h. 5 Imlay Muldoon Henry, laborer, r. 46 N. 5th Muldowny Ann, widow, 283 S. 1st Mulheam Bridget, widow, r. 240 S. 2d Mulhearn Daniel, pedler, 43 Tenth
Mulholland Francis, laborer, Tenth n. Ainslie
Mullaney John, mason, 25 Clymer
MULLEDY JOHN, grocer, 177 Grand, h. 173 Grand
Mullen James, capt. police, Morrell n. Mckibbin Mullen James, laborer, 58 N. 6th
Mullen James, shoemaker, Herberts n. Smith
Mullen Joseph, laborer, Remsen n. Bushwick av Mullen Mary, widow Patrick, 63 N. 3d
Mullen Michael, brass finisher, 176 Johnson Mullen Thomas, engineer, 121 N. 7th
Mullen Thomas, weaver, Stagg n. Leonard Mullenhauer John, grocer, 163 Mckibbin Muller -, 400 N. 2d
Muller Charles F. clerk, 201 First
Muller Eberhardt, laborer, 19 Grand Müller Ferdinand, cooper, 49 Varet MULLER JACOB, liquors, 29 Grand Muller Jacob, maltster, Wythe av. n. Clymer Muller John, grocer, Walton n. Marcy av Muller Joseph. watchmaker, 182 Montrose av Muller Richard, painter, 176 Johnson
Mulligan Andrew, laborer, Monroe n. Washington Mulligan Edward, cartman, Wyckoff n. Lorimer Mulligan James, driver, Debevoise n. Smith
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Mulligan John, mason, 91 N. 2d
Mulligan Patrick, tailor, 64 Nassau, N. Y. h. 257 S. 2d
Mullin James, capt. 6th district police, Bushwick av. c. Morrell
Mullin John, watchman, Bushwick av. c. Boerum
Mullins Bernard, laborer, 43 N. 7th
Mulloney Patrick, laborer, N. Ist n. First
Mulloney Patrick, seaman, 58 N. 2d
Mullrannay Michael, physician, bds. N. 5th n. Third
MULOCK JESSE, Pres. Am. Por. Manufacturing Co. Franklin n. Eagle
Mulready Thomas, milkman, 315 First
Mulrooney Alice, widow Patrick, 288 S. 3d
Multer Robert, cartman, Grand c. Fourth
Mulvaney Christopher, laborer, Oakland n. Green- point av
Munday John, laborer, 167 Fifth
Munday John, mason, Union av. n. Jackson
Münef Carl, tailor, 122 Ewen
Mungar Warren, piano maker, 168 Taylor
Munn Henry, Ainslie n. Leonard
Munn William, tinsmith, 14 Remsen
Munroe Frederick, boiler maker, Eckford n. Greenpoint av
Munson George, plumber, 2 Monroe pl. S. 5th
Munson John, kire maker, 171 N. 2d
Munson Margaret E. school, Bedford av. n. Cly- mer
Munson Margaret R. widow John, Bedford av. n. Clymer
Munz Jacob, carver, 28 Remsen
Muraferty John, laborer, Kent n. Union av
Murden Edward G. printer, r. 271 8. 1st
Murphey John, laborer, Wyckoff c. Leonard Murphy Andrew, laborer, Ist n. N. 8th
Murphy Andrew, tailor, 1 S. 5th
Murphy Anthony, machinist, 103 S. 1st Murphy Arthur, laborer, 308 Second
Murphy Augustus H. pilot, Broadway n. 7th
Murphy Charles, cooper, 53 N. 3d
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, Eagle n. Oakland
Murphy Daniel, cooper, 23 N. Ist, h. 28 N. 3d Murphy tailor, N. 1st n. 7th
Murphy Dennis, laborer, Leonard n.Greenpoint av Murphy Dennis, mason, 245 Grand
MURPHY EDWARD, grocer, 32 N. 3d
MURPHY EDWARD, liquors' 74 N. 4th
MURPHY EDWARD, J. furniture 311 Grand, h. r. 115 S. 2d
Murphy George, carpenter, 2 S. 5th
Murphy George, laborer, 13 N. 1st
Murphy Hugh, laborer, r. 17th n. 2d. Murphy James, carpenter, Ewens c. Johnson
Murphy James, gas fitter, 252 Powers,
MURPHY JAMES, post master, h. 125 Grand Murphy John, carpenter, Leonard n. Greenpoint av
Murphy John, laborer, Bushwick av. n. Adams Murpby John, laborer, Remsen n. Bushwick av Murphy John, paper agent, 80 Union av
MURPHY JOHN A. coal, Union av. c. Stagg, h. Flushing av. n. Broadway Murphy John B. veterinary surgeon, 47 N. 5th Murphy John G. gilder, 348 Grand Murphy Lawrence, laborer, N: 5th n. 3d Murphy Marcella, milliner, 125 Grand Murphy Martin, milkman, 316 Second Murphy Mary, widow Daniel, N. 7th c. 2d Murphy Mary, laundress, 96 N. 4th
Murphy Morgan, teamster, N. 9th n. 1st Murphy Robert, policeman, N. 4th c. 4th Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 44 N. 5th
Murphy Thomas, laborer, N. 8th n. 1st Murphy Thomas, milkman, 313 First
Murphy William, laborer, N. 5th n. 3d MURPHY & BRUSH, coopers, 23 N. 1st Murrane Thomas, sawyer, 74 N. 7th Murray Alford, carver, 84 Second
Murray Bernard, painter, Guernsey c. Calyer
Murray Daniel, carman, 184 Second
Murray Jacob, fish, 79 Grand
Murray James, grocer, 51 N. 6th
Murray James V. ship joiner, 8th c. Ainslie
Murray Martin, carpenter, 54 N. 3d
Murray Michael grocer, Kent n. Union av
Murray Michael, stonecutter, Remsen, h. Bush- wick av
Murray Patrick, carpenter, Franklin n. Calyer
Murray Patrick laborer, Huron n. Washington
Murray Peter, varieties, 35 Maiden la. N. Y. h. 3d n. S. 9th
Murrow Freeman, col'd, brushmaker, 90 Meserole
Murry Charles L. shipjoiner, 48 Meserole
Murry George watchman, 48 N. 2d
Murry James, grocer, 51 N. 6th
Murry James, laborer, 233 N. 7th
Murry John, laborer, 10 N. Ist
Murry Michael, laborer, 56 Metropolitan av
Murry Patrick, laborer, 46 N. 5th
Murry Patrick, laborer, N. 10th n. 2d
Murry Timothy, basket maker, 211 Graham av
Murry William. piano maker, 90 N. Ist
Murtagh Edward, letter carrier, 7th c. N. 6th
Murtaum Jacob, 97 Jobnson
Myer Catharine, widow, Maspeth av
Myer Charles, liquors, 36 Grand
Myer Charles, tailor, 83 Leonard
Myer Frederick, milkman, 39 N. 6th
Myer Haven, laborer, r. 46 Graham av
Myer Henry, clerk, Union av. c. N. 2d
Myer Henry, cooper, 31 N. 3d
Myer Henry, grocer, 266 Grand, Filmore pl. c. 6th and Grand, c. 9th
Myer, Henry, laborer, Graham av, n. Marshall Myer John L. shipcarpenter, 65 Oak
Myer Margaret, Maspeth av
Myer Philip, ropemaker, Debevoise, n. Morrell Myer William, grocer, Bushwick av. c. Maspeth av
Myers Ann, widow, varieties, 234 S. 2d
Myers August, fruit, 97 Grand
Myers E. T. com. mer. 9 Spruce, N. Y. bds. 5th, c. Filmore pl
MYERS HENRY, baker, 143 Grand
Myers Henry, grocer, 8th, c. N. 1st
Myers Henry, shipcarpenter, Leonard, c. Mese- role
Myers John, colored, seaman, r. 115 Leonard
Myers Lewis, locksmith, Union av. n. Power Myers Samuel, shipmaster, Broadway, c. 5th Myers Storms, clerk, Grand, c. 6th
MYERS WILLIAM H. grocer, 184 and 374 Grand, h. 82 S. 2d
Myles Isaac, butcher, Stagg, c. Morrell Myles Maurice, laborer, N. 9th, n. 5th Myles & Wright, butchers, Stagg, c. Morrell Myrttus Samuel, cooper, 85 N. 4th
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NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN Insurance and Real Estate Office, 53 Fulton av, and 3 Nassau, N. Y. THOS. F. LESLIE, Agent Nackart John, carpet-weaver, Varet, n. Morrell Nadler Valentine, gardener, Washington, n. Jef- ferson
Naef Magthalena, tailoress, 499 Grand Naeher Francis, tinsmith, Ewen, n. Mckibbin Nagal Francis, turner, 151 Union av Nager Matthias, cooper, N. 5th, n. 2d Nagle John, shoemaker, bds. Ist, n. N. 8th Naidig Christian chairmaker, 323 N. 2d Nailer Henry, tailor, Union av. c. Skillman Nan Jacob, tailor, 82 Meserole
Nanguns -- , cabinet maker, 144 Ewen Nash Henry S. tailor, r. 206 S. 6th Nash James, shipcarpenter, 167 Fifth Nash Patrick, pavier, 284 Grand
Nash Thomas, umbrella maker, 172 Fourth Nason William, shipcarpenter, Union av. n. India Nathan Thomas, colored, cook, 92 Union av
Nathan Udolph, segar maker, 57 N. 6th .
Nauert Anthony H. blacksmith, Noble, n. Frank- lin
Naul Joseph, trimming manuf. Myrtle, n. Willow
. Nauman Godfrey, caps, 257 Grand Navarro Margaret, widow David, 40 Java Navarro William H. painter, Kent, n. Union av Naylor Edward, printer, 30 Monroe pl. S. 5th Neafie Garrett, engineer, 1st, n. Division av Neafie Smith, druggist, 207 S. 9th Neagle Francis C. carpenter, 122 N. 3d Neal Henry, tinsmith, 167 S. 1st Neale James, shipsmith, 208 S. 2d
Neale William, newspapers, 128 Fulton, N. Y. h. 6 Lafayette pl. S. 4th
Neander John Rev. pastor Ger. Evan. Mission, Leonard, c. Stagg, h. 87 S. 1st
Neap John, segar maker, Richardson, n. Graham av
Near William, seaman, 120 N. 4th
Neary James, pedler, Kent av. n. Ross
Nechol John, tailor, 168 Graham av
Nedeker Frederick, tailor, 121 Meserole
Needham John, clerk, 178 Grand, h. 6th n. Fil- more pl
Needham Peter, laborer, 56 N. 4th
Needy Christopher, chair manuf. Leonard c. De- voe, h. N. 2d n. Leonard
Nees Sabastian, tailor, r. 125 Stagg NEFKOSKE ANTONIA, hats, 225 First
Nehe Henry, tinworker, Union av. n. Schols Neher Le Grand, carpenter, 234 Fifth Neibauer Jacob, laborer, r. 71 Marshall Neider John P. watchglass cutter, 102 Johnson Neidling Henry, laborer, 71 Marshall
Neigher Charles, brassfoundry, 128 Leonard Neil John, coppersmith, 8 N. 2d, h. 50 S. 2d Neil Thomas, filemaker, 285 S. 2d Neill Abram, shoemaker, 63 Leonard Nein Joseph, watchglass cutter, r. 104 Johnson Neipold John, laborer, r. 71 Marshall Neir Frank, carpenter, 116 Meserole Neirnan Charles, furrier, Marcy av. n. Rodney Neis Frederick, stonecutter, 90 Montrose av Neish James, seaman, 1 Monroe pl. S. 5th Neller Martin, cabinetmaker, 91 Meserole Nelligan Luke, laborer, N. 7th n. 7th
Nelson Andrew, seaman, Dupont n. Oakland Nelson Andrew, waterman, 126 Leonard Nelson Charles, porterhouse, Van Cott av. n. Rus- sell
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