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Murray, Alex., of Murray Brothers ; h. U Manor Place,
Brothers, wrights, 95 Perth Road.
Charles, spirit-dealer, 15 Exchange Street.
James, carter, Park Street.
John, spirit-dealer, 171 Overgate.
Peter, manager, Den's Works; h. 89 Princes Street.
Robert, accountant, 31 Reform St.; h. 1 Tay Street
Thomas, carver, gilder, and print seller, 64 Nethergate.
Thomas & James, manufacturers of hosiery, 4 Perth Road.
Thomas, of Thomas & James Murray; h. 4 Perth Road.
Wm., of Murray Brothers; h. 11 Seafield Lane.
Margaret, teacher of needlework, West End Academy; h. 8-
Victoria Square.
Mrs, 15 Church Lane.
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 138 Perth Road.
Miss, dressmaker, 8 Victoria Square.
Miss, dressmaker, 100 Nethergate.
Mustard, Adam, shipmaster. 153 Seagate-
David, 31 Dallfield Walk.
Mutrie, Mrs, Janet, 29 Constitution Road.
Myles, David, accountant, 11 Reform Street.
&'Hogg, commission agents, 34 Castle Street, and at Virginia
Street, Glasgow.
James, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street.
John, confectioner, 195 Overgate.
John, of Myles & Hogg ; h 12 Wellington Street.
John, carter, Tait's Lane.
Wm., accountant, 11 Reform Street; h. 65 Magdalen Green.
Nagel, Henry, teacher of music, 31 South Tay Street ; h. 30*
Nairn, Rev. Charles, Free St David's Church ; h. 24 Millbank Road.
William, merchant and commission agent, 2 Royal Exchange
Place ; h. Floral Bank, Maryfield.
Napier, Rennie, mason, 151 Scouringburn.
National Bank of Scotland, top of Reform Street.
Naughton, James, bottler, Smith's Land, Lochee Road.
Nay lor, Mrs, shopkeeper, 17 Albert Street.
Mrs, grocer, 21 Union Street, Maxweltown.
Neave, David, shipsmith, harpoon gun, and scale and beam maker,
King William's Dock ; h. 95 Seagate .
David, grocer, 95 Seagate.
James, clerk to D. Barrie, writer; h. 63 Hawkhill.
Mrs David, 63 Hawkhill.
Mrs Charles, 17 Hawkhill.
Miss, irouer, 16 South Lindsay Street. g

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DescriptionPost-Office Dundee Directory, including Lochee and Broughty Ferry, for 1861-62 ... . Printed by Bowes Brothers ... .
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DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).